then to jose. losing central core. we expected. again, this is a glancing blow. not a direct hit. this is not going to be devastating. if you have marine interest or the coastal interest, that s who is concerned about this. 85-mile-per-hour winds. starting to weaken a little bit. heads to the north, it will weaken and then curve. no direct land fall. only than tuck et in cone of uncertainty. as far as impacts we have tropical storm watches up. enough to knock down trees and get minor power outages. get rain from the storm too. track it north ward. the rain will move through ocean city maryland, delaware, jersey shore, all through southern new england. tomorrow morning at this time, watch outer rain bands beginning to move on shore. get gusty winds. don t think we re going to see winds strong enough for widespread power outages. wednesday p.m. storm just off
jean welcome back judge jeanine: welcome back to this special edition of justice let s look at west palm beach. adam, how far out is the eye of the storm? adam: we have been track it as it s been work its way along the coast of cuba. that s a fairly general western movement. we have been waiting for to it make a sharp turn and head towards florida. that just happened the last 15, 20 minutes. there it is popping up to the north. that s going to start to be the trend. we ll watch this overnight running back over warmer water. currently the winds are at 120 miles an hour. but all the forecast data shows as this runs over that warm water, it will pick up intensity.
you laugh because everybody s ok but these are gale force winds at 62 miles an hour. 32,000 cyclists had to head home early. no word if they re trying to reschedule it or not. shannon: that will be us tomorrow. bill: hang on. you can do it. shannon: spring is just a week away but much more severe weather is actually in the forecast as a potentially crippling snowstorm threatens the injury east in new york city and parts of new england expecting 16 inches of snow or more and philadelphia could get about a foot. rick leventhal is helping us track it. we have dump trucks and
want this to happen right away, or they want to slow track it. like releasing his tax returns. according to kellyanne who was on meet the press today says it s not going to happen and the american people have demonstrated that it really shouldn t matter. as it pertains to donald trump, a different tone today, we even saw him referring to notes during that swearing in, offering condolences to georgia, 12 people now killed in the storms. he also talked about the letter that he received from president obama, he doesn t want to share it with the press, but he said it was very nice. so in the terms of a reset, is it a reset in the demeanor of president trump today? he s being the most presidential you have ever seen, right? he s appreciating the gravity of the moment and you have to sort of understand that, when you are in the east room and maybe you were working in trump tower for the last few years and then you re standing in front of a portrait of george washington
the stand, because then legally if they see something and they don t report it, that s on them. is it better to ask here, government agencies must work with, must collaborate with these social/media companies? and learn from. these are the experts, why not let them tell us the best way to sort of monitor this. twitter and facebook have been good at doing this. sometimes the government will say leave it up, let us track it. it s interesting that dianne feinstein is introducing this. if you are just joining us, we want to get you up to speed on a fire bombing at a mosque in california. the incident now being called a hate crime and the fbi is part of the investigation. authorities say someone fire bombed the mosque in riverside county yesterday. no one was hurt. one person of interest has been detained in that. we will bring you new information as we get it. he rac. so we asked them. are you completely prepared for retirement?