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same spot. that is good for us. it to get closer but also did not get further away i don t have many changes on the impact. here s a close-up view. is a category 2 hurricane on saturdayfternoon. but again little ships either direction making a huge difference. fous a continues to weaken possibly closest to our coastline sometime sunday morning. before it loops around back down to the southeast what does that mean for we keep the clouds and cooler temperatures around for the next couple of days. the main impact the storm will be saturday. friday could have some rain but saturdhe impact of illegal cut the area in half diagonally. south d eastf highway 1 could get one to 3 inches of rainor 20 to 30 mile-per-hour winds. much less than that farther northwest to go. another update in x hours and also have a new one of computer close watch on hurricane maw and understand governor patrory is getting another update on the storm. reporter: the state is looking at this map and a ....
he served 14 years as a judge, and later as chief judge, for the art of appeals in boston. he is known for his love of literature and architecture. his third book was published last year. it explores the work of foreign and international law in american legal decisions. inpoke with justice breyer new york city, and here is that conversation. i begin with this book called the court and the world. backstage, and somehow this book, which is now in paperback, and you and i have talked about this, it is getting a resurgence. justice breyer: i hope so. charlie: you know it is. [laughter] charlie: why is that? is it because of our times? charlie: i think it justice breyer: i think it is not just here, but in europe and other places of the world, there are a lot of people who see a turning inwards, not just this country, but in many places, and they are worried about that. they are worried because they see problems that face us never wire us to turn our words. turnrnout wor ....
we begin this morning with a look at today s eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. [ bleep ]. wow. this wind is really blowing hard. i m not sure what the miles per hour are. i m not going to lie. i m scared. hurricane matthew pumles east coast. it s a monster. you talked to my captain. do you have body bags? are you prepared for mass casualties. reporter: as florida s governor has warned repeatedly, this storm will kill everyone you know who wants to mess with it. hillary clinton was off the campaign trail today, prepping for sunday s debate. do you really think that hillary clinton is debate prepping for three or four days? hillary clinton is resting. okay? federal investigators now say the man behind that stabbing spree at a mall in minnesota may have been newly radicalized. he may have been radicalized either with the influence of others or on his own. investigators say the train that crashed into that transit speed limit. and again it ....
the court of appeals for the first circuit in boston. he is known for his pragmatism, his love of literature and architecture. his third book was published last year. it explores the work of foreign and international law in american judicial decisions. i spoke with justice breyer in new york city, and here is that conversation. i begin with this book called the court and the world. american law in the new global reality. the economist says it is a tour de force. andere talking backstage, somehow, this book, which is now in paperback, and you and i have talked about this, it is getting a resurgence. justice breyer: i hope so. charlie: you know it is. [laughter] charlie: why is that? speculate about that. is it because of our times? justice breyer: i think it is not just here, but in europe and other places in the world. there are a lot of people who see a turning inwards, not just this country, but in many places, and they are worried about that. they are worried becau ....
he served 14 years as a judge, and later as chief judge, for the art of appeals in boston. he is known for his love of literature and architecture. his third book was published last year. it explores the work of foreign and international law in american legal decisions. i spoke with justice breyer in y here in newt york city, and here is that conversation. i begin with this book called the court and the world. we were talking backstage, and somehow this book, which is now in paperback, and you and i have talked about this, it is getting a resurgence. justice breyer: i hope so. charlie: you know it is. [laughter] charlie: why is that? is it because of our times? justice breyer: i think it is not just here, but in europe and other places of the world, there are a lot of people who see a turning inwards, not just this country, but in many places, and they are worried about that. they are worried because they see problems that face us never turnat require us to outwards. ....