yes, waves happen. we saw them in 2006, and obviously in 2010, and in the senate in 2014. i m not sure what we re watching here is a defining wave event. i think we re seeing a candidate on the republican side, who is requiredually collapsing in front of us, yet we see, you know, if you look at ohio, how rob port marn is doing, marco rubio, kelly ayotte is still in a deadlock, and i think she can be successful. boehner makes a good point in that clip about trump not being a republican. i think you can separate the republican message, the republican brand from him. he wants everything to be about him, which is how he s running the campaign. if he were doing this the right way, he would be making the campaign about the issues like john boehner said or making it more about hillary clinton. i think he s tried somewhat, but he can t help 1/2self. he simply has to have things about him, it s the way his
very beach, they had 500 rescues and one fatality. that hurricane was much farther offshore than earl will be. earl is 150 miles off the coast so we are expecting strong rip currents here each after earl passes. one of the problems is the weather here is going to be gorgeous over the weekend. blue skies, cooler temperatures, great beach weather, but those seas are still going to be really dangerous. julie martin live in ocean city, maryland, with a word to the wise. thank you. msnbc meteorologist bill karins has more. i think the big headline it hasn t been that bad on the outer banks. yes, they have tropical storm force winds and each a couple of hurricane gusts over cape hatter hatteras. we don t expect houses washed out to sea. a wave event and beach erosion so dangerous to swim in the beaches today and tomorrow down the east coast but we didn t see a devastating storm and it