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the longtime trump confidant predicting political violence. in washington, jury selection in the trial of the only keepers, facing seditious conspiracy charges. good day. i'm andrea mitchell. there will be a brief on the government's plan to assist florida communities bracing for hurricane ian. evacuations are under way. a shift in the storm's direction is now heading towards sarasota and ft. myers, veering away from tampa. we have a new forecast. tell us about this more than change in direction. >> now that we are 30 to 36 hours from the hurricane force winds coming onshore, eve...

South. so let's take a look. the american model on the right, the european model on the left. notice the landfall point, they're coming together where they think the landfall will be. most likely the south central portion of the state. but look at the times. huge difference here, john. monday at 8:00 p.m. versus wednesday at 8:00 a.m. you're almost talking a 48-hour difference for the two models here in terms of landfall timing. and that could be substantial, too, because the longer it takes, the more likely it is to sit over florida and be much slower to exit out of the region. >> that's a hu...

North florida. the other one is favoring south. the american model on the right, the european model on the left. notice the land point, they're coming together where they think the landfall will be. most likely the south central portion of the state. but look at the times. huge difference here, john. monday at 8:00 p.m. versus wednesday at 8:00 a.m. you're almost talking a 48-hour difference for the two models here in terms of landfall timing. and that could be substantial, too, because the longer it takes, the more likely it is to sit over florida and be much slower to exit out of the region....

Pensacola. not expecting a ton of damage there, but you will see downed trees and power outages. the real wind damage is east of that city. and the eye itself, there is that 12 mile wide eye. the pressure continues to drop. it hasn't stopped intensifying. it only on has 15 miles an hour, it could get up to a category 5 in the next six hours. and there is the landfall timing right around 1:00 to about 2:00 here central daytilight time an completely inland by late afternoon. so here we are mid morning and this is quickly going to get worse as we go. winds are in the 40-mile-an-hour range. once y...