you do it twice. i see that. i m going to let this segment slowly bleed out. like an armed robber that was shot on the streets. there s got to be a good song for that summer break. have you ever seen the rain tie and. we ve got to get out of vietnam. we ve got to get out of vietnam. get our troops back. get our troops back. all right, that s as political as i m getting right now. i get the emotions i get the best of me and i apologize, but that s where i m at. bring our boys home. somebody mentioned chumbawamba and it was all downhill from there. woman: what s my safelite story? vo: my car is more than four wheels.
this storm has quickly moved on from the east coast of china and it s now currently located across the yellow sea. but look at this across the korean peninsula, all the precipitation from a dissipating tropical storm continues to bring rain tie much-needed part of the world and that is something we ve talk about for several weeks now that north korea has officially taken the stance that they are under the worst drought in over 100 years. this is going to bring rainfall to this area and it is already doing that. we re expecting 200 to 300 millimeters of rainfall over the next 48 hours. that s perhaps a bit of a drought buster for the pyongyang region. even further south into seoul. you can see how extreme it is across this parts of the world. i m going to switch gears, this is a recent eruption in mexican. it s erupted more than 30 times since the year 1585. this current activity is