rick nabb from the weather channel.d evening. >> it's so important for everybody to focus on and prepare for what is forecast to become, not what it is now. it's go being to start moving, and it's going to get stronger than it is now over the northwestern caribbean. the new track forecast from the hurricane center, they have always been forecasting an intensification trend up to landfall in florida. the peak intensity keeps going up. the latest has it peaking at 100 miles an hour. that's category 2. we always have to plan for the possibility of at least a category stronger. could this be a cat 3? that's possible. it's not just a gulf coast of florida issue. inland of the southeast and coastal areas of the southeastern u.s. will be impacted. we have hurricane watches up. tropical storm watches south and this entire zone along the coast under a storm surge watch. people need to evacuate as instructed by the local officials. >> good advice. thank you. >>> tomorrow, attorneys for former white house chief of staff mark meado

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