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>> good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhle. we are tracking hurricane ian tonight as it closes in on florida's west coast. we just got the 11 pm forecast from the national hurricane center, and we'll bring you the latest on the huge storms path in just a moment. meanwhile, the january six committee has postponed tomorrow's hearing because of the storm. so far the hearing has yet to be rescheduled. but we are getting more video from a roger stone documentary that the committee is likely to feature once the hearing does happen. in one newly released clip, stone is heard talking ab...

Direction. >> let's get back to derek van dam. what is the latest track of this thing? >> hi, me geel, aiguel and chri. here's why we've been talking why miles are so important. here's the latest. you can see the northwesterly trajectory, the eye wall that's sitting just offshore, remember the strongest winds near the center of the circulation and as we go in a little bit closer you can see the forecast winds that we have projected, and this is a previous computer model run that showed the strongest cat 3, cat 4 winds along the coast. look at that information and how that's shifted just offsho...

Be prepared for delays if you are traveling. if you are traveling in the gulf of mexico, all eyes are on the system now leaving the yucatan peninsula back over open water. we have a couple things to contend with. very warm conditions out in the gulf with the chance for the strength to stroointen. also, we are confident the storm is going to strengthen. we are confident the storm is going to continue on the northwesterly trajectory. with that in mind, we turn to the latest forecast from the national hurricane center. look at the numbers going up with 100 miles an hour sustained. then wednesday ...

Chance of developing. it looked like it was going to fall apart all together but now we see it right here. you'll notice a line of purples and reds on the screen that indicates areas of deep convection so you know where it's been and where it is now just to the north and northeast of belize. now the question is where is this thing going to go? well, that's where we go to this path, the national hurricane center. you'll notice that the track of this goes from early sunday morning with winds at 35 miles per hour across the yucatan peninsula where we do anticipate it is going to weaken because it...