A major day on the East Coast as the storm Sandy, Hurricane Sandy is battering the East Coast with

65 to 75 mile per hour winds and of course the storm here in the Greater Washington, D.C. area is going to move inland

and affect just a massive area of the East Coast from New England all the way down to the Carolinas with Hurricane Gus and unprecedented

in American history, the East Coast history, to get this kind of a storm rock.

Class one storm, right?

Pretty amazing story. And what I like to call a first-class storm. of a

class one storm right pretty amazing and what I like to call a first class storm first class storm and

perfect store Mike we're all hunkering down yes we are here we should point out that we are taping this show at 1030 Eastern time and we taped it

last Thursday we are dedicated to you I'm frankly very very nervous about

everybody because I want to get these shows in the can and I want to send you boys home.

You don't want us stuck here.

Buzz already indicated that there is some standing water in the area.

There is and I have a special message for motorists.

If you're going to drive slow and there's absolutely

nothing wrong with that in weather like this I think there's a threat of

hydro planning so you want to be careful out there but if you are going to drive

slow a state of the right so that emergency personnel and radio

personalities can get.

Thank you.

Emergency radio personalities.

Also, turn on your lights.

Okay.

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