you up into high plains in mountains all area where is you can track at times maybe two to three inches from now into monday so soggy weather is on the way. the good news is as you look ath forecast for memorial day, does warm up just a tad for portion of the country. this is your memorial day forecast, and there are spots getting up into the 70s and 80s but do know it is soggy in northeast and soggy in portions of the plains. benjamin back out to you. adam thanks very much for that. appreciate it. benjamin and adam thank you both, as vaccinations ramp up in the u.k. members of the royal family are getting onboard dutchess of cambridge received first dose kate yesterday, kate middleton and this comes as british officials are preparing to ease lockdown restriction and kitty logan joinings from london i know this is a serious story but i have to say really she looks good even getting vaccine.
that s being negotiated for bahamas where it sat there for them. about 24 hours and slowly some military leaders don t like the role that s being drifted apart. let me get you update from the negotiated, frankly. obviously, some members of congress. new advisory. what s your assessment of what this is going to look like? i think it is enough time and first of all, virtually nobody in the united states further up to the north that thinks we should be in they can get some help to these afghanistan forever. and yet, to just pull out people during the day today. entirely with total disregard for the consequences could really be horrible. major terrorism problem, dark and desolate evening. humanitarian tragedy, and would probably bring us back in. so, trying a peace agreement, a sitting in the same spot for plausible, but difficult peace agreement is a much for the that long did take its toll and path. and i think that the agencies did weaken it. you mentioned agree on that. we are thankf
let s advance the path and show you. and we ll compare this. this will be a good teaching point. about 45 minutes we ll get our new path. just remember when we get our new path forecast that by the time it was up here heading into south carolina, the forecast winds are to be 45 miles per hour. the way it s holding together right now, i wouldn t doubt if that s 60 instead of 45. why is that a big difference? 50 to 60 to 70 is when you get more trees down than 45. 45 is a windy day after a cold front goes through. we re only going to bring it down to about 100 by the time we get clearly here into central portions of georgia. this is a map you don t see very often either. the red is the hurricane warnings which go all the way through central georgia. macon is almost in a hurricane warning. that s unheard of. and tropical storm warnings cover all areas back up into areas of central north carolina. so even tomorrow morning it s going to be we ll have pictures of very windy conditions beca
hardball with some of the nation s most prominent politicians, newsmakers and leaders. be sure to watch hardball weeknights at 5:00 and 7:00 eastern only on msnbc, the place for politics. let s get back to that weather, hurricane isaac and check back in with bill karins tracking it. good morning once again. just got a chance to look at the new forecast path from the hurricane center that comes out at 5:00 east coast time and every six hours. here s the new path forecast in intensities. looks like it s pretty much on track to do an entire tour of the state of louisiana. look at the timing on this. by 2:00 p.m., still think it could be a hurricane. that s later this afternoon. still close enough to new orleans to give them 60-mile-per-hour winds and a lot of heavy rain. by 2:00 a.m. thursday, just about 24 hours from now, a tropical storm. that s when the rain should finally begin to end in many many areas of eastern louisiana. the bottom line is, i don t think people will see impr
craig fugate this morning on wake up with al this morning and i was very impress woued wi me. he said all the supplies were on standby. thankfully we learned something from the 2005 hurricane season. stephanie abrams, thank you. bill karins, as i mentioned, tracking hurricane earl s path. what caught your eye as you continue to watch this thing. as stephanie was hinting at. new update from the hurricane center. path forecast changed every six hours. set your watch by it. once again, 5:00 this afternoon we ll get a new update. we got the new one and not a lot of changes. the path of earl getting set in stone. there s the big jinx, of course. that s what i just learned from their new path information. here s a look at the storm. the waves are incredible. we re already seeing near the storm, 20 to 30-foot waves and earlier today 49-foot wave as the center passed over one of those buoes.