steve rudin will be in through the evening with updates and advisories for you as well.hocker.s is a real i know you think this is no big deal, but some of us are wondering. erin: well, we will talk more, i don't want to give it all away, but a redskins fan made an unbelievable discovery. young playmaker may finally get a chance to show what he can do tonight. >> and now, the toyota sports erin: this story just bizarre. a redskins fan says he was cleaning out apart when a trash bag inside the dumpster caught his eye. that is when he discovered the redskins workbooks. that has a lot of people talking . the man who says he found them is josh in ashburn. he called the "sports junkies" radio show this morning to share the news and the player who allegedly dumped the books, and undrafted free-agent who was among the teams first round of cuts. a redskins official tells abc7 sports that there was nothing "important" in the books as the actual playbooks are distributed on ipads. the baltimore ravens, they will close out the 2016 preseason schedule tonight in new orleans, again y

steve rudin will have a fresh update in a few minutes. jonathan: still wouldn't hurt to get the patio furniture in ahead of this one. massive waves, driving winds, all the hallmarks of an approaching hurricane. it's moving closer to florida big bend between the coast and theman andal. strong winds. undercurrent is strong. marci gonzalez joining us live from mexico beach, florida. they are used to dealing with the hurricanes but this is a while since dealing with the hurricane effect in your area. marci: more than a decade. it's been 11 years since it hit the state about even longer since it hit here. it's not looking bad nothing so serious yet. the wind is just starting. it won't hit until tonight and the morning. the west coast is seeing the you effect of the outer band of hurricane hermine. there are homes in largo that have several inches already. there are communities that have mandatory evacuations underway. the big concern the storm surge. the governor held a news conference here to say there could be a 12-foot storm surge. jonathan

but get straight to steve rudin with the update. what is the latest? steve: fresh information from the national hurricane center, the eye of the storm about to make landfall, about to take hour, 90 minutes before it makes landfall, tracking to the north and east. as we move through the next couple days. it will eventually make its way over the outer banks of north carolina, still looking at wind of 50 miles per hour. saturday at 8:00 in the morning, just off the delmarva coast. right now it is hugging further to the east, which is good news for the delmarva beaches. still going to have quite a bit of rain, but it does not look as quite as significant in terms of the amounts of rain, and the d.c. metro may not see anything at all besides breezy conditions and cloudy skies. that, what to expect in town for the holiday weekend, plus where does hermine go saturday through tuesday? more on that coming up. michelle: steve, thank you. florida's governor today said make no mistake, the storm has the potential to be life-threatening. it is about to make landfall