judge said is until we exhaust our administrative remedies with now these nine officers, we can t come back to see her. i thought it was important to clean that up. we have got officers who have had to retire early. we have got jose, 34. just at the beginning of his career. had trouble getting up here to his chair. we have a beginning gel mom now that we have added who went ahead and took the jab because she had to, but now she is very concerned about having future children the stories run the gamut. they are all human stories and all happen to be denver police officers who have had this forced on them. ainsley: jose, you have been a police officer for seven years. served in the army for 12 years. you have sacrificed so much for our country. you have four children and now you are worried about your legs and if you are going to get better. how do you feel? uncertain. i mean, i can t be outside
and now another one. yeah, now you ve got jose, that s churning out there in the caribbean, or at least in the atlantic. let s go now to cnn meteorologist allison chinchar. still hundreds of miles away, but now we look at this cone of uncertainty and at least a portion is over some major cities. that s right. again, it s on the western fringe, but they are still in the cone of uncertainty and that s why we re talking about this particular storm. overnight last night it did strengthen back up. winds at 80 miles per hour, gusting up to about 100 miles per hour. the national hurricane center has said that it s possible they could issue tropical storm watches as early as today, likely for areas around north carolina, because as the storm moves north, it s going to expand in size. meaning some of those outer bands may end up being able to reach portions of the outer banks and north carolina a little bit further inland. it s not expected to strengthen much more than it currently is, and,