to seabrook. but it's really hard to. it's not just the physical demands that face the team the atlantic crossing will be a huge psychological challenge running on the al states. not the same. a grueling rhythm of 2 hours rowing followed by 2 hours sleeping a whites that. and that's not all. i. have has one in the night we had to admit that although the storm isn't here yet but the weather is too strong for us it's. stuck. so michelle much had to vomit today and now we're turning back yards into. the team has failed its 1st trial the mood is deflated. they have something they can overcome the wind in the current and then try to decided we had to turn back. there's still time before the race gets underway charlie gives his advice on what the 4 women should focus on before then they've got to get more power through the walls you've got to have really good strong legs and back. about your arms and you've got to get your stall right and you must know how to get sneakers through to. get that power work. through the walls to ke

from edistow to seabrook to folly beach, not that far southwest of charleston, you would be next in linearther to the south midway island, skidaway, tybee island. tornadoes are likely on the ground. i'm seeing debris in the air and rotation enough in the storms that i need you to be in your safe place right now. there you see charleston, there you see the pink box, that's where the tornado is on the ground. by 9:00 we move you ahead, by 10:00 we take you farther to the north. there will be significant wind in new york city, boston as well. we could see gusts here 60 to 70 miles per hour. that will bring down trees. if you see a storm coming at you right now, think of it like there's a tornado, because there will be winds of 70 to 80 miles per hour in some of the storms, that's almost an ef1 tornado, if it hits your house wrong. this is a big deal still at this hour, john. >> chad myers for us, an active situation. please heed these warnings, if you are in these zones as the storm moves east. >> the state of mississippi is reporting 11 fatalities after the tornado outbreak. joining us is

. >> i want to praise seabrook. .ot one resident came out not one patient has been sick. the protocol is actually working. the next two weeks will be held. i love my mom and dad. hopefully they will be back and i can see them in a few weeks. >> those are some serious orators. you are doing a great job. i want to thank the commissioner. thank you both and all of your teams. tomorrow we will be on paper. unless there is a meaningful reason to gather even by telephone. we will reserve that right and let you know. monday we will be back here. we will be doing it at 2:00 and you hear otherwise. this is as somber a day as we have had. it takes your breath away. to each and every single life we and will lose, they are in our prayers. we will do everything we can. there is no price too high to save every single life we can. this is a war. we win these wars not by panicking but by doing the stuff that people in new jersey do. we row the boat together. as diverse as we are, we are an extraordinary family that comes together. this is a time of crisis. we are one new jersey family. w

. >> i just want to praise seabrook, where my parents are residents of. two residents of 3219 residents. not one patient, not one resident, came out of there residence for that, not one covid patient has been sick, and not one person ill. by handling doing the protocol, which as you said, lock yourself indoors, spray your clothes, spray any packages that come in, it's working. the next two weeks will be hell, but i love my mom and dad and hopefully they'll be back and i can see them in three to four weeks. >> how old are they? >> 91 and 87. >> my dad is a former reagan.iter for >> he worked for reagan? >> he worked for ronald reagan. >> he was a helluva speechwriter. >> yes. used to write for bill buckley as well. >> serious orators. god bless them both. >> thank you, sir. >> everybody, thank you. i want to thank the commissioner of the department of health, the woman who needs introduction. tan, thank youna to all your teams' extraordinary leadership. thank you in this hour of need. a couple of reminders. tomorrow we'll be on paper, unless there's a mean