eric: the world of television has lost a legend but bob barker the longtime host of "the price is right" has died. he was at 99 years old. barker has worn humor and its price is right audience members as a screamed and jumped for joy was at in living rooms for generations but he's a suave, smooth, reassuring presence and he had that manner. of course is what love of animals made him a unique caring celebrity. we have lost an american icon.

hello everyone welcome to "fox news live" i am eric shawn. alicia: an absolute legend. hello eric i am alicia acuna and for arthel neville. bob barker's part of the longest showing game show in america left us peacefully in his los angeles home for he said he knackered for network tv longevity hosting the "price is right" for 35 years before retiring in 2007. and there is so much more to his life and legacy. christina coleman is live in los angeles with that. hi christina. >> yes, bob barker publicist confirmed he died in his los angeles home this morning of natural causes. barker was a game show host legend. he hosted the "price is right" for over 35 years and 119 enemies during his incredible career. five of them for outstanding game show host. barker held a miss unit usa pageants from 1967 until 1987. time magazine claimed in the greatest game show host of all

time. he produced and hosted the "price is right" until 2007. but barker still made appearances from time to time for you to guess starting shows including how i met your mother, the nanny, the bold and the beautiful calm he famously starred alongside adam sandler and the comedy happy gilmore for the fight scene th there's so my people remember it. sandler just posted a tribute with this photo is very sweet. the man, the myth, the best sweet funny guy to hang out with great love talking to the imprimprintlovett lacking with t loved him kicking the crab out of me but he will be missed by everyone around. heart breaking day, love to bob always and his family were thanks for all you gave us. barker and she mentioned was an animal rights activist. he eventually refused to host a pageants over the refusal to stop using furs during the broadcast. barker and at every price is right episode by urging pat owners to be responsible part how thoughtful is that we take a listen to this. his final sign off of his final

show. >> i want to thank you very, very much for inviting me into your home for the last 50 years. i am deeply grateful. and please remember help control the pet population. have your pet spayed or neutered. but barker was born in 19203 in darrington, washington his mother was a schoolteacher his father was a foreman that installed the electrical highline throughout the state but barker enlisted in the u.s. navy reserve during world war ii but he eventually moved to florida became an editor and announcer for a local radio station. following d to california, chased his dreams in radio and television. as we all know he ended up with this legendary job as the host of the "price is right." just outstanding and incredible life that this man lived. just such an honor for those who got to meet and know him, back to you. alicia: i love that bit about pets and being responsible.

everything you said makes you smile. christina coleman, thank you so much. eric: help control the pet population. have your pet spayed and neutered. bob barker's legacy among others but in washington thousands gathering to mark 60 years since one of the most iconic moments in u.s. history. doctor martin luther king jr. i have a speech -- i have a dream speech occurred during the march on washington on this day in 1963. deliver that speech to 250,000 people were gathered on the steps of the lincoln memorial on the washington mall. the historic event key to helping turn the tide for the much needed civil rights legislation. kevin corke is live at the lincoln memorial on this day, three generations later for the very latest. kevin? it's a beautiful summation my friend i know you are a student of history. i know you personally understand the magnitude of an event like this today. it's more than a commemoration as you pointed out, eric.

this is a reflection. just how far we have come as the nation over the past 60 years you think back to 1963, you have to remember a very different time and space and has come a great deal since then for a powerful reminder of the promising future we will all share together so long as we keep working as one american family. now, when doctor king spoke in 1963, as you mentioned about a quarter of a million people witnessed what would come a moment in u.s. history. it's really what has happened since then say organizers that is truly historic. we talked but historic gains and politics and economics and finance and measurable gains african-american to graduate from colleges and universities. as well as professional jobs reflect the dignity of hard work. it is progress, yes but the work

continues. >> i went to see this mosaic of america that is saying in unison i am the dream and we are going to do everything we can to ultimately realize the dream. in fact you see here the speakers continue. you we have seen so many luminaries come out and wash in today per everyone from robert kraft of the patriots, robert young, we anticipate hearing from members of the king family. not terribly long from now sal sharpton and others as well as they mark a great day. sixty years a giver or take a couple of days of the actual date but still a date to celebrate here, eric. eric: a great day and we can to commemorate and celebrate it's always good to see you thank you. fox news contributor richard fowler will join us later on in this newscast but he will give us his reflections on this a day and this day 60 years ago.

alicia: and eric, president biden and the first likable wrap their vacation, head back to the white house tonight as explosive new allegations are leveled against the president and his son, hunter. they include claims of bribery by one-time ukrainian prosecutor general victor shokin in an exclusive fox interview. lucas tomlinson is live in the white house. >> hi ukraine's former top prosecutor alleging then vice president joe biden got him fired because he was investigated that powerful ukrainian energy company, burisma, where biden's son hunter was a board member. >> i do not want to deal in unproven facts. but my personal conviction is that yes, this was the case. they were being bribed. the fact in u.s. money in exchange for my dismissal, my firing. is that alone a case of

corruption? >> this admission from joe biden years later validates his claim. there is not fired you are not getting the money. and he got fired for they put us in place someone who was solid at the time. >> the white house pushing back strongly on this accusation saying a former ukrainian prosecutor general whose office on deputy deputy called a quoted of corruption drawing demands for not just former print vice president biden but u.s. diplomats partners and a publican centers like ron johnson. he also blamed the obama administration and vice president biden for not doing enough when russia lost its invasion and annexation of crimea in 2014. >> everybody knows it was because of joe biden's actions that russia was able to claim crimea without firing a single

shot. it led to a full-scale war that's currently underway. >> it's not just shokin. others blame biden for waiving sanctions on the pipeline soon after taking office. in conducting the hasty withdrawal from afghanistan which was against nato wishes at the time but people forget about that. nato wanted the u.s. to say some say that is putin launching his full-scale invasion of ukraine 18 months ago. alicia: lucas tomlinson alive at the white house thanks. eric: is a far as the afghanistan withdrawal that was just a mention, it did happen two years ago today. that is when these three united states service members were killed in a suicide bombing. that happened at the kabul airport. that happened during the administrations withdrawal of military troops from that country. two years later family members of these victims and republican lawmakers demanding accountability. alexander half life in

washington with more on that in the remembrance of this day, alexandria? >> good afternoon erica just yesterday congressman cora mills injured as a resolution that calls for the impeachment of defense secretary lloyd austin. he wrote quote the fact that it has been two entire years that any members of this administration being held accountable is unfathomable part republicans have been critical of the bite administration chaotic unilateral pullout from afghanistan. accusing high-ranking officials of ignoring intel americans and allies will be left behind and put in harm's way. content never dealt families that are so angry they feel they have been lied too and misled about exactly how their loved ones died. >> by this time two years ago u.s. service members were called to the airport to assist with thousands or attempted to flee the country in a panic. a single case suicide bomber took advantage of the service members being exposed, killing 11 marines, one sailor one soldier.

proximate 170 afghan civilians died as well per goldstar father spoke this morning he lost his son two years ago today. he was just 20 years old. >> i'm rather disturbed the generals to not slap their stars on the table and resign before this even happened. that is what should have happened and it didn't hurt never going to pay the consequences for as well. were not going to stop fighting until we get the accountability we deserve. >> the defense secretary austin wrote quote as a mark the painful milestone in my heart is with the families of these 13 american year old to get the entire department of defense stance in sorrow with them along with all of the families whose loved ones gave their lives during the 20 years in afghanistan. secretary austin testified in march he did not have any regrets about how the withdrawal unfolded. eric: alright alexander thank you. alicia: a boston tradition marred by violence gunfire wounding at least seven people

the cities cart of over police have arrested two people and recovered multiple guns and connection to the early morning shooting. officers quickly rushed to the scene were able to apply tourniquet's to help the wounded. the victims were taken to the hospital but are expected to be okay. >> to republican white house candidates, they have events in iowa today. what do we expect to hear from governor desantis and vivek ramaswamy after the fiery debate use all right here in fox news? byron is here with the aftermath of what we saw and what is coming ahead. na protein smart with 30 grams of protein to help keep you moving. uniquely designed with carbsteady to help manage blood sugar response. glucerna, bring on the day. frustrated by skin tags? dr. scholl's has the breakthrough you've been waiting for. the first fda-cleared at-home skin tag remover clinically proven to remove skin tags

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alicia: more on the top story the path to get tv legend bob barker purdue longtime host of "the price is right" at age 99.

joining us now by phone and other former longtime game show host, wink martindale. thank you so much for joining us today. you are a legend in your own right also. can you give us some reflections on your friend? >> will i will tell you, in the history of televised game shows, in my opinion no name is more synonymous with host than that of bob barker. the word that always came to my mind personally when the name bob barker was mentioned was the word superlatives it. he defined the meaning of the preparation. the tape never rolled until bob was ready and that meant prepare. it was my distinct honor to call bob at my friend for a number of years. to chat with bob about his

career was so interesting and so meaningful. i can truly say that in my lifetime i have never known anybody any better at what he did them bob barker. i think of arthur godfrey when i was a kid. i looked up to him. i looked up to art linkletter. he was terrific and a personal hero of mine was bill cohen. but mention bob barker. alicia: we doing to offer our condolences to you and the relationship you had with a bob barker. i did read and 35 years of doing the "price is right" he only missed one taping which was for four episodes. talk about dedication and hard work. you talk about all of that preparation that occurred prior to the taping. however, he always came across as talking to everyone.

it was so easy, off-the-cuff. what was it? what did it take? what kind of work did it take behind the scenes to pull it off and to make it feel so friendly and seamless at the same time? >> i have always thought it always said if anyone asked me about what makes a real good game show host is simply being prepared and a love of people. if you like people and you are a game show host you have the perfect job. speaking for myself, when a new contestant came on the show you a 20 -- 30 seconds to become familiar with that person, to bring them out. to prepare them to play the gam. nobody, but nobody ever did that better than bob barker. he looked like he was just talking to somebody because that was bob.

he was just a regular guy. that is what added so much to his success over the years. alicia: i want to thank you for this conversation per there are so few people on this earth you are one of them, bob barker was more than that in their job everyday managed to bring smiles to people, joy and some laughter. he will be sorely missed, thank you so much wink martindale. >> wink martindale. eric: bob barker to another type of contest republican white house hopeful is back on the campaign trail out the smoke has cleared from wednesday's first debate that you probably saw it right here on the fox news chamfered florida governor desantis political news newcomer vivek ramaswamy are an iowa stomping there that is were governor desantis is set to hold his second event of the day right at this hour. take a look at a "washington post" poll shows both of those candidates scored highly in the debate performances.

nikki haley coming in third period so how will the debate affect the rest of the race? political correspondent at the washington examiner and fox news contributor. a few days later now, who do you think won? who do you think perhaps could have done better? what do you see now that we are in the week of campaigning? >> it usually takes a week or so for something like this to sink in. because most people do not watch the debate. they read about it, see something about it on tv or more importantly talk about it with people they know. gradually they form an opinion it. we do have this quickie pole that show showed most people tt ron desantis did the best of followed by vivek ramaswamy followed by nikki haley. i will say the results of that quickie pole, exactly mirror where the polls are today. desantis, vivek ramaswamy,

haley, then a pencil. a lot of people in that poll looked at the debate and kind of summer they wanted to see which is the person they are ready supported felt they did the best. i think in the next few days maybe a week or so people will have a little more perspective on and will finally know who benefited the most out of that debate. eric: some saw governor desantis holding back will others were in a mud fights, what is your sense of that? rex all the candidates will say they did great in the debate and it shows america's ready for new leadership. that is just what is going to happen. i think going into the debate the story is the same now coming out of the debate. which is for ron desantis, can he do something to stop his slide in the polls? today, real clear politics average of national polls is rating is less than half of what it was in january.

it has been a long slow slight and he really has to stop that at some point too. most people think he did fine in the debate. as far as vivek ramaswamy he's kind of a divisive character. there are some people thought people were annoyed by him. we'll see how that worked out for him a lot people did think nikki haley did very well she was clearly the most impressive of that of the group. we will see how that plays out. before you talk about governor haley she is a fundraising e-mail that came out on the airport a brown girl growing up in a black-and-white world is how the promise of america unfold before me which is quite a compelling story that propeller to the statehouse in south carolina. she has international experience it. and as she mentioned her husband michael is an eight year long deployment with the south carolina national guard and africa. do you see her coming around the corner like may be potentially

gaining ground because of her performance at this debate? man did she scorch vivek ramaswamy on foreign affairs. [laughter] like she did she took it to him quite a bit. we have this weird situation for there are a lot of weird situations in this race as a matter fact. but one of them is you have two candidates from south carolina. you have former governor of south carolina and the sitting senator from south going to both running. and by the way both are behind the former president donald trump and south coletta polls. it was an odd situation. i think the debate was away forr haley to show her abilities relative to everybody else other than president trump, on the stage. what you mentioned is almost unique in the sense she has domestic executive experience the governor of south carolina. plus foreign policy experience. she was the u.s. ambassador to united nations but other than

mike pence who was in congress and a governor and the vice president, i think she has got a very, very strong resume. eric: this is a person but will be many debates as he watches. always good to see you. good to see you of course. speaking of governor haley tomorrow on "sunday morning futures" at 10:00 a.m. eastern here the fox news channel she will be a guest right here on fox you can see the very latest with bassett or nikki haley tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. >> what is going on? alicia: chaos in oklahoma high school football game last night. one person killed, at least two wounded after police say someone at the game fired a gun around 10:15 p.m. last night. video shows players and fans scrambling for cover. brian is a live in atlanta at one of many cities were security

members are being enhanced for the high school football season. >> highest securing high school football games this top of minus most of the shooting incidents like last night in oklahoma. police say at least three people were shot. 116-year-old mail has since died from his wounds for a 42-year-old man who was shot in the chest is recovering in the icu. a young female was shot in the leg was treated and released. this was a terrifying scene captured during the broadcast of that game last night. you see players, coaches and fans running for their lives after hearing gunshots. in the visitor side of the stadium fans are ducking in the sands, players and coaches even dropped the chaos captured best by the announcers calling the game. >> what is going on? what we've got people shooting.

oh my goodness where? let's i don't know her people are down on the field that is crazy. oh man. >> everybody get down. >> there have been no arrest police had the gunshot started after an argument between at least two males, two guns eight rounds were found at the scene for a person of interest is described as a tall black mail wearing red sweatpants. >> the courts had been there were two muzzle flashes. that is really all i know at this time. we have a description of a black mail in a gray hoodie that left, we were unable to catch him. >> here in atlanta at last week 18-year-old senior was shot three times in the parking lot after leaving a high school football game for it he may not be able to ever walk again. as a result area schools responded by adding metal detectors and now requiring

clear bags before entering the stadium. it is important to note metal detectors were not in play at last nights game in oklahoma per there were at least five police officers who were on scene and one fired a shot in response. alicia: for the blessings of summer we were not hearing about shootings on school campuses and here we are. eric: straight ahead will have a lot more of our top stories. thousands in washington d.c. marking 60 years since the march on washington and doctor martin luther king junior i have a dream speech. richard fowler next on the speech, the march, the legacy and how that day changed history. this is not just delivery. ( ♪ ♪ ) this is knowing even superheroes can use a sidekick. ( ♪ ♪ ) walgreens. ( ♪ ♪ )

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>> it sent a message around the world. especially martin luther's speech i have a dream that one

day the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will sit down at a table with a brotherhood. but it wasn't hostile. it was prayerful. and i think we won the support of the nation for civil rights on that occasion. alicia: the martin luther king still resonates today 60 years after his psychotic i have a dream speech. today we reflect on his life and legacy for the course of history in the country. fox news contributor richard fowler joins us from washington with his thoughts. richard, so good to see you. before i begin with your thoughts and reflection i would like to discuss a little bit more, ambassadors young words his reflection he was also the mayor of atlanta, former

congrcongressman, advisor to dor martin luther king jr. he talks about hope and what he wanted with the civil rights movement wanted for our future. but also that we still have setbacks, don't we? what's who deafly do. a couple of moments ago ambassador young addressed crowds at the lincoln memorial today where thousands are gathered to commemorate to brief you asked them to catch up with the organizers last night for tonight -- check for two days in march and they say a continuation for not only are they commemorating there is a continuation to them for it to your point there are still some setbacks. they think there's a lot of progress that must be made to make sure the country is indeed not only equal but equitable for all americans appear to think that is what today's commemoration is about you. how do we level the playing field for everybody? and how do we do it in a world in which as we heard i talked to king the third yesterday and his daughter. when his daughter is born with

less rights than her mother was bored with. this is the question i think folks at the ma march today are asking themselves. alicia: what about you when you look back? >> listen, the march is a very important thing to me. think about the person organize the marches specifically who was a black gay man. who at the time is not allowed to talk about his identity. his identity was pushed to the back when he organized it but we now know the commemorate this anniversary there are speakers that are black and lgbtq ia speak to the progress we have made for but that's happening all across the country you see laws make it harder for those folks to live their lives out in the open. there is still at work that needs to be done. that is the critical point here. we sit here and commemorate 60 years we have to remember america's martin luther king said best the ark of the universe bends towards justice where there is still some more bending that we have got to do. alicia: i'm curious when you

hear folks of younger generations and they talk about where we are in the united states. i hear a lot of complaints about how things are so terrible. but you use the example of the organizer right there. there has been so much progress and there is so much should be to begrateful for, isn't there? >> there's no question america has made a lot of progress. you think about that 60 years ago, i might not be on the airwaves. but with that being said, exactly right question work with that being said this to work to be done. we know a woman makes less than a man in the same job title but we know there's more work to be them a black women are three times more likely to die giving birth to children there's more work to be done we see the fact the wealth gap is as big as it is right there still more work to be done. we make a big mistake. especially of these conversations are and how we talk about american history. if we don't talk about american history accurately would make

the mistake of repeating the same things over and over again or not actually working together to make the country the more perfect union that is required our founders required it to be. >> is looking back at some of the coverage from that day. it was august 28 , 63. cbs news interviewed lena horne the legendary singer, actress and singer rights activist she called that day a nether beginning. i thought that was such a beautiful way to look through the lens of history. we have seen it so many starts and stops. but it also points to how important it is for you like you say it what to focus on what's happening and be honest about it, your last thoughts? >> is actually right. one thing we do wellin this country is when we look at a problem and try to fix it. the probably do not do well is saying we had a problem, we passed a law now let's examine if that law worked but let's

examine how effective that law has been what tweaks do we need to make to that law to make it better? case in point after the march on washington rated number of major legislation inspected voting rights act, we had the fair housing act, we had the level the playing field. often times we don't go back and look at those laws and say are we making sure were living up to the voting rights act as it was passed? are we making sure were living up to the civil rights and the essence of those passing are we mmaking sure were living up to the fair housing act the essence it was passed in? i think if we do that work as a country, we can actually make a more perfect union where everybody has a life, liberty and able to pursue their happiness. i think today's great as america is we have to do more work. there are far too many americans that don't have the ability to pursue life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness as everybody else does brickwork's progress, always progress read fox news contributor richard fowler thank you so much of the conversation today. >> you to take care.

eric: quite a historic legacy. messy madness is hitting new york and new jersey this weekend. people can see enter miami superstar hit the pi pitchford soccer fans pouring into catch messy and action against the rebels happening tonight. to the crazy win over cincinnati this week. cb cotton is live in new jersey. they expect by the stadium it's going to be pretty wild tonight. >> hi that is right. you got to pay up to see soccer royalty rate customer care is the thing. may not even start in today's game. still it is the chance to see him play with this new team enter miami that has ticket prices ap absolutely skyrocketi. global soccer superstar joined

major league soccer's enter miami this summer. his two and half season deal paying him between 50 and $60 million annually. while today's square off between enter miami and the new york red bulls has brought messi mania. red bulls fans can snag a ticket for 40 -- 50 bucks today 70 cheapest tickets aren't nearly $400. and on the highest and some resale sites have front row seats he'll set you back tens of thousands of dollars. puts it into perspective saying messi mls featuring enter miami and red rebels is more in demad than the average of any nfl team from last season based on average price. the argentinian player let his national team to a world cup victory last year. this past week and with enter miami help the team won its first league's cup title making him the most decorated player in soccer history but enter miami head coach hasn't said messi has reached a quote physical limit meeting there is a chance messi may be a substitute in today's game. still, his stardom has his team

reaping huge benefits. >> he seen a huge increase in demand since star player messi made the move to enter miami earlier this summer. before messi's was announced enter miami it was ranked 13th in the team of total sales. since then it should be no surprise there currently number one across all sales for the top four games of the mls season so far have all taken place with miami after messi join the team. >> tonight's game beginning at 7:30 p.m. will be shown live in times square in new york city. eric: alright thank you so much for they've got to put a bed we'll see what happens later on tonight. poumornings right after this.

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the kremlin is denying them played any role the deadly plane crash that is believed to have taken his ally. meantime president putin is ordering fighters to the wagner group to shortsighted oath of allegiance to the russian state. dan hoffman in moscow. fox news contributor joins us now. dan do you think putin knocked him offered to you by the kremlin's denials? >> notwithstanding. from putin's press secretary there is no question in my mind i would have the highest level of confidence it was vladimir putin's decision to stage a very public execution of whom you will recall he called a toy or during the mutiny that unsuccessful mutiny that he created and implemented against the russian state. eric: it what you think happened there were reports a bomb in the wind creates the flight

attendant 39 years old the only female on the plane called her family before the flight sank the plane had some repairs or maintenance issues. or is it anybody's guess? >> there has been some speculation that might've been a bomb on board. imagine the head of state calls on a plane to explode a plane in midair for that is not a real good look for russian aviation or the russian business world but that is why vladimir putin was to be an not so plausible deniability about this operation. but at least for now what we know is t it looks like he is dead. the commander, his successor at wagner demetri is also dead. a number of the security team also dead. again this was not unexpected. anyone who threatens vladimir putin the way he did so directly is going to meet that fate. putin has a long history of mounting the same sorts of

operations against those who betray him going back to the russian military when putin tried to assassinate with a nerve agent. wasn't fsb federal security service defect or living in the uk putin turned him into a human dirty bomb before he died from a polonium 210 for he has a long history of doing it that's why think he took action against prigozhin. eric: has now absorbed the demanding allegiance to the russian state is at another clue that putin is likely behind this? if you cross him you do a deadly consequences. >> yes. so a couple of months ago putin admitted the russian state was funding the wagner group. there is no question he wants to keep waggoner pretty wants to keep them in syria, libya, the parts of africa but he needs them to be under his control. i have no doubt over the last

two months the russian federal security service the fsb has been betting at wagner, that in the russian military to make sure they are loyal to vladimir putin. it's going take great pains to remove those who are not loyal. they want to carry on. the issue for ukraine and this all began when ukraine chose to stay and fight and kill so many of those wagner's soldiers reported a 20000 of them. that is what drove a wedge between prigozhin and the russian military of defense. prigozhin was stalwart in his criticism of the minister of mif defense in the army chief of half over their failures in ukraine some of that may be long elastic morale issues. i don't was going to have an impact at this point on the battlefield but it may yet impacted putin's regime security. eric: dan hoffman we value your experience. calling putin the godfather and the kremlin sang russia is a

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alicia: learned that a state of emergency the tropical weather system is forming in the caribbean for the national hurricane center says it may

become a more powerful storm. meteorologist adam klotz has the forecast. >> is a system currently sitting up the coast of cancún but really messy at this point is not actually named a storm at all. we are waiting for the student up the national weather service national hurricane center saying there's a 90% chance it will do so but slipped off the coast of cancún get out into the gulf of mexico here by the start of next week. when it doesn't it's going to have some time to become more powerful. the temperatures here incredibly warm up for you are looking at widespread upper '80s projects water temperatures of 80 degrees out file tropical system like this. as you can tell us plenty of that part forecast model to study the entire weekend. at 2:00 a.m. is when you see that you lift up into the gulf of mexico. as it does so, it starts to get a little neater, at least that is what this one forecast model is predicting for ultimately it does run up along the coast of florida it take you sometime in

the middle of next week. several days to watch this. that means it's really a contract little to the north, south, there still a a lot of time with this system to see what it does recruit looking a flash flood threat here. likely up and down the entire gulf side coast there the florida big band taking over the florida panhandle toward panama city. pensacola over toward dustin, all areas you can see some very heavy rain. the steering of this and i will watch as you talk about it, ultimately making the landfall somewhere along the florida coast. then it is taken by the jet stream and your silly time but that moisture running go to the southeast coast. this could continue to pick up a little moisture off the atlantic ocean. you could be talking about showers and storms and activity there across portions of the southeast as it ultimately makes the move. your rate outlook with this particular system, this is again very, very early pretty start to see some the yellows and oranges, that is what you're talking three -- 5 inches of rain. there could be a lot of moist

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