case, could go a lot of different ways. adam, as you know, they ve added another date this week, thursday, to meet and express the decisions. what do you read into that? by the end of the term they need those extra days. they ve got 26 decisions left, only three weeks to issue them in. they don t like to issue more than four in a day. i think you re going to see additional days not just next week but following weeks as well. adam liptak, thank you. that is a wrap of this hour of weekends with alex witt join me for a two-hour edition at noon. next up with steve kornacki. the remnants of tropical
the trial of george zimmerman begins monday. it s all about whose voice is heard on the 911 tapes. a live report ahead. flash flooding and torrential rains, the remnants of tropical storm andrea, up and down the east coast. in minutes a live update. plus, a fascinating new look at the founder of wikileaks and how he picked up his bombshell information from one american in the military. don t go anywhere, i ll be right back.
well. he killed another driver on route to the college. and a woman on campus as she as he shot his way to the library. i don t know if he zoned out or focused, but he was seemed very calm. he wasn t running. he wasn t moving around quickly. he was standing there and looked like panning around to see who he could shoot. luckily he didn t like jolt really quick to shoot. he kind of panned over to me. while he did that i jumped out of the way. police confronted and fatally shot the suspect in the library. let s go to the weather. a rough start to the weekend in the northeast. the remnants of tropical storm andrea continue to move north. they are dumping rain on new england. but the heavy rain hit the east coast pretty hard. here s what it looked like in wrightsville beach, north carolina. and, of course, we saw plenty of rain right here in the new york area. nbc meteorologist dillon drier is here with all the details. good morning. good morning. yesterday in central park it w
point . tropical storm andrea has walloped florida, seriously injuring one woman. it made its way through georgia overnight. let s get the latest on where the storm is now and where it s headed next. meteorologist alexandria steele tracking it from the weather channel. good morning again, john. the good news, it is racing, it is moving northeast at 28 miles per hour. it is clipping along. two big threats with this. the rain we re going to see and the flthreat, there is a tornad threat in coastal virginia and north carolina. the big picture, maximum sustained winds of 45 miles per hour, but predominantly those are off the coast over water where the heaviest rain bands are. center of circulation, northeast of savannah, georgia. way down here. heaviest rain well to the north and east. here s where the heaviest rain is, you can see southeast of atlanta even. eastern georgia rain. 4 to 6 inches of rain. already seen that, more to come. from norfolk to raleigh, eastern north carolina and
apro- approved this. they say this has stopped a trust terrorist attack, how can you argue with that? most of the facts in this case are classify. candy crowley, thank you so much for being with us. thanks. more to the other big story of the day. if you live on the east coast, prepare to get wet, stay inside, cancel a lot of those weekend plans. tropical storm andrea, the kind of rainmaker the east coast has not seen since hurricane sandy. brace yourselves. the storm walloped florida. seriously injuring one woman and made its way through georgia overnight. today, zooming up the east coast, bringing with it heavy, heavy rain, flooding, and the possibility of isolated tornadoes. our nick valencia in wrightsville beach, north carolina. the surf kicking up behind him. what else are you seeing out there right now? reporter: hey, john.