place radio network and now chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

So Hurricane Tropical Storm Nicole making her way across Florida and into the you know

this southeast of America doing some damage so far we know that at five people have died

that will be blamed on Nicole.

A man and a woman were killed just outside Orlando as they made contact with down to power

line the uh an orange County driver hit a tow truck killed him and the truck driver

and in Brevard County a 68 year old man was killed on board as yacht when it broke free

from the dock during the height of the storm.

I'll just stand my boat I mean it's called a yacht but uh that wasn't such a smart move.

We also know that NASA left Artemis one on the pad.

Now where Nicole came on shore uh hello Kennedy Space Center was getting some of that uh

getting some of that wind and they were a little concerned that uh uh now I wouldn't

I would not have you know I don't want it to happen but it would have been hilarious

to see Artemis just tip over couple yeah billions of dollars laying there on the ground

but it didn't happen it didn't have an it stayed up it's built they claim NASA said it's

claimed that it would withstand uh 74.4 mile an hour wind gusts and that's about what it reached

and some of the gusts on Kennedy Space Center were higher than that and NASA was trying to say

that uh the hurricane center oh they didn't tell us it was going to be that strong uh they kind of

did uh they kind of did they said uh that it was possible that it was going to happen I mean

when they say that anyway they said all the time it's just uh hello uh we issued uh an update okay

and that's what to get and NASA was like whoa you didn't tell us exactly but it stayed out there

and it's fine so now uh whenever the NASA do people can come back to Kennedy Space Center when

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