. ♪ andrea: this is "outnumbered." i'm andrea tantaros.ith us, harris faulkner, co-host of "after the bell" on fox business, melissa francis. nationally syndicated radio show host, fox news contributor meghan mccain is back with us. today's #oneluckyguy, host of the geraldo rivera reports, one and only, most famous moustache in the building, no offense, mr. ambassador but geraldo rivera. >> i really am. andrea: you're "outnumbered." >> i love that. andrea: you like these odds. >> even i could. i go too far. andrea: big political day. let's get right to the news cycle. stages are set for very first debate of the 2016 year thursday when republican presidential candidates face off in south carolina. donald trump, ted cruz, marco rubio, ted christie, jeb bush and john kasich will participate in the later debate at 9:00 p.m. eastern. rand paul, carly fiorina, mike huckabee and rick santorum are slated for earlier debate starting at 6:00 p.m. what can we expect? is it do-or-die for any candidates with less than three weeks from the iowa caucuses

andrea: first, we begin in the raleigh newsroom. on their time off from school come to the kids museum in downtown raleigh. it's an opportunity to serve. as a way to honor dr. martin luther king jr., visitors can volunteer with the interfaith food shuttle for the backpack buddies food program. >> he was interested in everyone having up -- having an opportunity and to succeed to go forward. we are here happy to do our part. andrea: more volunteers build -- filled welcome home baskets to the brim. it is a nonprofit providing affordable permanent housing triangle living out of homeless shelters and off the street. >> oftentimes, it is the first time a lease has been in his or her name. it is an emotional expense to get the keys to your apartment when you have been homeless. andrea: volunteers of all ages missionandrea: and spirit, saying it is the type of service they to do on this and every day. >> other people that are homeless, they don't have a lot of things that i do. it makes me feel better to give to them. >> it is kind of a way

: area andrea: -- agency. andrea: she called cover shooter diane wilson. diane: she knew who was calling. diane: why the sandford social security administration? >> i was wondering why they had my number. so i googled them. diane: her number popped up as the sandford social security office. >> trying to check on my social security status. >> it was frustrating for me because i know these people need help and they are not getting the right number. diane: she went to the sanford office. >> they told me there was nothing they could do. diane: they the only have a one 800 number. >> now they could help. diane: i got in touch with google. and results. her number is no longer listed relief for angela. it is not known how her cell phone number ever got under that office in the first place. the good news is that it has been changed and she doesn't miss the ringing. andrea: she makes a good point. they need help. hopefully, they will get redirected. joel: thank you. if you have a consumer complaint or you need the trou

andrea: and i am andrea blanford. deciding factors on whether or not there will be school tomorrow, and jon camp joins us live from a high school in raleigh with an update. jon? jon: hey, well, i tell you, we have been waiting for a plow at sanderson high school for a very long time, and that just goes to show you how busy they are, and we are talking about the front. i want to show you something because that can show you what this means. it is still ice and snow pack. this is standard. this bank of trees out there, and you will see the rest of the parking lot which holds 850 cars has basically nothing in it. raleigh right now and around the triangle. most of the roads in raleigh are clear, but a few of the side roads still look like this, with snow and ice and slush covering it, and the same thing for schools and parking lots, like this one in sanderson, about a quarter of the parking lot covered with pretty hardpacked snow and ice. school districts are responsible for clearing their lots and sidewalks, and when we t

andrea? andrea: thanks, jon.gh school basketball coac placed on leave because of this, video showing him disputing a foul call with the referee, then apparently head butting him, knocking him to the ground. the school and the police department are investigating the incident, but a local sportscaster who was covering the game says he doesn't think the head butt was intentional and that the coach lost his balance as he got too close to the ref. you have to watch for yourself to see whether you believe that. now,s it is interesting, because when you watch reports of this, julie, which you hear there people who were there, the coach tried to say that he didn't mean to do it, so on and so forth. a head butt, deliberate? what do you think? julie: well, if it's deliberate -- first of all be, if it wasn't deliberate, he wouldn't have gotten is the pended. -- suspended. if it is deliberate, there's no -- this is what you teaching your kids? that doesn't merit suspension -- >> should be criminally charged. julie: he should

andrea: i like that. brooks: if you have a fire pit, the winds will lie down as we go into the evening hours, that might even be good, too. had a high of 66 degrees this afternoon, no rain at all today. again, melbourne and daytona, two and three places for rain for the month of january, impressive totals there. high clouds and a mild weekend i think you are going to like it. we will stay dry through the weekend, but high and mid level clouds streaming over head. back into the 80s by monday and then the next sugy system comes more than liable thursday and friday of next week. outside right now, 64 degrees with west winds looking live from our visit orlando tower cam. you can ski a few of the high clouds out there right now. the wins have been brisk all day long outwest or northwest, gusting at times close 20 miles-per-hour. now, you can see we have got the west wind in play. given a couple of hours, 9, 10:00 the wins will take a nosedive. temperature-wise in the 60s all through central florida. i want to

. ♪ andrea: this is it "outnumbered," i'm andrea tantaros.ith us here today, harris faulkner, sandra smith and commentator and national spokeswoman for the libre initiative, rachel campos duffy. today's #oneluckyguy we welcome back fox news contributor, iraq and afghanistan veterans pete hegseth. today you're outnumbered. >> i am grateful to be. andrea: there is extra -- could we say? could we say? we have special delivery. don't know if another woman on the couch or one lucky guy. harris: could be two? everybody who might be keeping count who love you so much, this is number eight. god bless you. and your husband. andrea: at home, you're outnumbered. >> i am outnumbered. after the snowstorm there may be a baby boom in new york. harris: you're an expert. >> cold wisconsin winters. andrea: talk about a boom, five days until the iowa caucuses, a big shake-up that could have a major impact on the republican race. the gop frontrunner, donald trump, saying that he will skip tomorrow night's fox news google debate, partly, he says, because the netw

andrea: yeah.hear a lot of the heads of major corporations say they support hillary clinton, so what has she promised behind closed doors, and how far to the center will she move if she's actually nominated? >> wall street will do anything to keep bernie out. kennedy: did you ever see "the producers"? harris: oh, yeah. kennedy: she has promised 4,000 people cabinet positions. harris: one name we didn't talk about, michael bloomberg. kennedy: well, isis is out with a chilling new video featuring the final messages of the paris attackers, the new threat they make and what to do about it. >>> also, millions of americans are digging out from a historic blizzard along the east coast. an update from one of the areas hardest hit, that's next. ♪ nic plaque psoriasis made a simple trip to the grocery store anything but simple. so finally, i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammatio

i'm andrea tantaros. here with us today, harris faulkner, sandra smith, commentator and national spokeswoman for the national lee bringing initiative, rachel campos duffy, and our #oneluckyguy, former ambassador to the united nations, fox news contributor and moustache afficionado, ambassador john bolton. >> glad to be back. harris: what a title? >> on top of my resume'. after that now it has to be. what choice do i have. harris: that was your selling point. andrea: countdown to the debate tonight in iowa. frontrunner donald trump opting out of the big show, putting senator ted cruz center stage at the main event at 9:00 p.m. this evening on fox. four other candidates will go head-to-head in the earlier debate at 7:00 p.m. eastern. all this as a new nbc "wall street journal"/marist poll, shows jump pulling ahead of ted cruz in iowa with 7-point lead, 32-25%. without the billionaire businessman on the stage, "politico" said that ted cruz will go from being hunter to the hunted. senator rand paul gives a pr

andrea: here is the genius.nswer the question, trump can go out there say not a fair comparison or not, still puts hillary on defense. and in politics when you are explaining you are losing. sandra she can't have it both ways. you can't use bill say this is historic campaign of first woman president and all of sudden claim that the women's issues is off the table. she is speaking out of both sides of her mouth. either she needs her husband or she doesn't. is she strong woman and can do it on her own or not. does she defend all women or purse cute them when her husband mow he'ses them. she has to answer the questions. sandra: how long can she hold out? >> andrea makes an interesting point. somebody has to respond. it doesn't have to be her. i don't know if you saw a quick clip after reporter trying to ask bill clinton about it. it was awkward uncomfortable moment i imagine for him as he sort of searched for the words. somebody will have to answer the question. will it be him? if it is him, that is going to be so

andrea: no, jon. >> it is not that bad. andrea: thank you.a: could a come back be in the making for former baltimore ravens star ray rice? he was suspended and released by the team in 2014 after horrific video surfaced of him punching and knocking out his then fiance and current wife in an atlantic city elevator but this weekend rice will serve as running backs coach in the nflpa collegiate bowl. a all-star game for draft he will babble for college players. he is among those offering advice to future pros. rice says he is still training in hopes of signing with an nfl team before the 2016 season. i will defer to the man on the couch for this one. i assume you're a big foot ball -- >> that very sexist and -- go to the guy talk about this. it is true. it is true. sandra: all right. does he get a second chance? >> i believe americans believe in second chances. this was particularly grotesque incident caught on tape. what brothers me about this, not like oh, he is trying to earn way back on nfl roster. it is a little weird in a row where he is gi

. >> andrea: he said his lucky hat saved his life. kelly joyce talked to the family and has more from volusia. >> reporter: they are not sure if this was a random bullet or someone was targeting him but his family doesn't think anyone would target him. he is a disabled man walking down the street in a deland lore laura cronin and her son are close. he is developmentally delayed and has t he intelligence of a 14 year old. he has come a long way. josh and two friends were complex on garfield in deland. >> he heard pow pow pow and thought it was a firecracker. then he said he felt like he got hit in the head with a baseball bat. he put his hands back and there was blood. >> reporter: josh was shot in the back of the head. his friend called 911. laura said the doctors think his baseball hat helped save his life. >> they think the plastic clip on the back of the cap possibly deflected the bullet enough so it didn't go through his skull. >> reporter: doctors ha told josh it was a miracle. there is too much swelling to remove the bullet and

part of the american dream. >> andrea: for many college kids it has been a nightmare. we will talk to the "orlando sentinel" about getting college graduates employed within a year of graduation. >> bob: and adding marijuana to your a wedding reception? we will talk about vendors who first, the fox35 pump patrol: listen up! i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and give her the strength and energy to stay healthy. who's with me?! yay! the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. >> bob: beautiful bouquet of roses make a wedding sparkle. but another plant has been in the news and it is trending when people say i do. >> andrea: we are talking about marijuana. a cannabis expo was held over the weekend in denver offering get ideas for incorporating marijuana into their big day. recreational marijuana is legal in colorado. party favors, drinks, cigarettes and edibles were displayed with one saying their services were called bud tender. >> bob: governor scott has a new plan to get college grad

so what about that, andrea? andrea: makes me want to say it takes a village. thing we've heard before. it is, it is nanny state. >> you don't agree with it? >> i don't. i don't think the british government particularly does things that well. >> clearly you -- andrea: turn a fun segment into sinister one. england is under fire for covering up 1500 young girls raped by pakistani migrants. i don't put a lot of faith in the british government. i don't put a lot of faith in government period. melissa: right. andrea: i don't want them telling anybody's kids i don't live there so i don't care. melissa: why would you want them spending tax dollars on it? don't they have anything else to do? sure having a first child is isolating and difficult. i don't think the government is one to go in and help. i don't think their advise would be particularly helpful. they have bigger problems than that. kennedy: not the function of government especially in country and patently abusive. secondly that the there is only one way to raise a child. and no one ever picked up a parent mag

andrea: yeah.k, the politics of this are really bad for hillary clinton, and she's banking on outlets like "the new york times" not to cover the story which they barely did. so it's important that republicans keep their foot on the gas. i mean, typically i would say if you're pouring fire on yourself or pouring gasoline and you're lighting yourself on fire, just stay back. let your enemy do that. but in this case, harris, i think they need to keep hammering this point home, and they need to broaden it out to an entire administration-wide scandal. because this is not an outlier. this is the m.o. of a rogue administration from irs to fast and the furious that operates above the law. what she did was illegal, and the fact, harris, that she keeps talking about how this inspector general is colluding with republicans, that's a 990s trick -- 1990s trick. that's an old playbook. that inspector general was appointed by president obama. and the fact that she is pointing her finger at that tells me she knows

andrea: we will be watching closely. it is a partnership that has been in the work for nearly 10 primary of -- that is what is on the menu for a group of local lions. andrea: a popular local steakhouse is feeding the animals. >> one night, i was helping the dishwashers and i'm watching all of this meet come off of people's plates. as i'm clearing the plates, i'm thinking i wonder if these carnivores would like to meet even though it has been cooked? reporter: the rescued wild animals at the conservator center love it. >> it was very successful. the animals were eating extremely busy. reporter: every week, they load up on buckets of leftovers and scraps. round-trip for years. >> since before one of my daughters was even born. reporter: the executive director of the conservative center says it helps the animals pack on the pounds they need to fight the winter cold. >> we are very careful about our diets here and careful about how we deliver the food to them. reporter: she says she hopes her leading restaurant will lead the

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. ♪ andrea: this is "outnumbered." i'm andrea tantaros. with us, harris faulkner.o-host of "after the bell" on fox business, melissa francis, democratic strategist and fox business contributor julie roginsky, today's #oneluckyguy for very first time, editor of "national review," rich lowery. welcome, rich. you're outnumbered, inaugural time. >> about time. i'm a little surprised you will have someone like me with such strong new york values on the set here. andrea: that's right. you are new yorker. and conservative too. you do have values. let's begin, showdown in south carolina with a little over two weeks until iowa, seven republicans duking it out last night. but even with all of those white house contenders on the fox business stage, the two front-runners, appearing to dominate. trump trim and ted cruz. their bromance apparently over as the gloves came off. here they are brawling over cruz's citizenship. >> you know back in september my friend donald said he had his lawyers look at this from every which way and there was no issue there. there was nothing to thi

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we get the scoop from tmz next. >> andrea: first saving you money with the fox35 pump >> andrea: last week we told you about maria carry's engagement to her billionaire boyfriend but the problem is both of them are still married. gary troch is live. when i heard the news i said i thought maria and nick cannon were still kind of together. >> you are very correct. they are kind of together like they are going through the divorce but it is not finalized and that will be a problem. each couple is trying to work on their independent divorces to get that taken care of. james' estranged wife is dating seal so both moved on. nick and erika have leverage in the divorce because maria and james are going to want to get it shored up quickly. >> andrea: a $7 million engagement ring probably caught their attention. >> something tells me that will be brought up by the attorneys. >> andrea: that story is coming up tonight at 7:30. blue jays >> glenn: warmer weather on the way with temperatures not as cold and tomorrow up to about 74. as we get into wednesday it should turn interesting showers buildin

andrea: thank you. a crime alert a retired deputy minding his own business when he was carjacked with two loaded guns in the car. the suspect is in custody tonight. fox kelly joyce following the story is in norman beach with more. reporter: an wednesday night a deputy was looking for a place to dump grease when he was carjacked. he was yanked several feet. >> the guy was all bloody and a dark colored suv that pulled up behind the gentleman and nissan and jumped out and jumped in his car and hit him in the head. reporter: together to the police report the former deputy was trying to get rid of cooking grease got out of his car and was hit and then carjacked. a nearby worker at a restaurant called 911. >> he's got a ton of blood, like all down his... around his neck area. he's got a huge gash in the back of his head. reporter: with 2 loaded guns in the car a bolo went out for low law enforcement. a few hours later police in daytona beach found the stolen vehicle. police say teens smashed into running. the

andrea: thank you so much. >> my pleasure. andrea: last year at this time we were talking about the chicken... [indiscernible]. the zekea virus is spreading explosively. bob: and is becoming much more of a threat than first anticipated. to 20 countries and some floridians are already infected r the zekea virus is spreading explosivesly and time is running out to contain it. that's the world for the world thursday that the virus has aural spread to more than 20 countries and the number of cases could top 4 million by the end of the year. >> we need to take actions now. whatever we can do in terms of control and environmental control. avenue member of the community can do something. >> that's an important lesson. if we can control the vehicle, we can minimize the impact. reporter: the outbreak is largely in latin american countries. the cdc says there are at least 31 cases in the u.s. the good news all of those days are travel related and there's been no transmission within the u.s. so far. >> we don't have outbreaks of local tr

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andrea, this is outrageous to me. andrea: completely outrageous. propaganda coming out of is we need to close gitmo that it is a recruitment tool. steve hayes, barack obama claimed guantanamo is part of isis propaganda. the new magazine, mentions of gitmo? zero. false propaganda and why they are doing that to military families lost loved ones looking to put these giles in jail. >> why does the president allow this? why is he allowing any of this? why is he giving them money? why did we make this deal? why did we close gitmo? why are you all these things happening? we don't ask questions, why is he allowing this to happen. why is he allowing this. i want him to answer the question. melissa: he was going to close gitmo, meanwhile you look at people being released. this according to reports, one abdullah wazir of yemen, doesn't want to be released. he doesn't want to two. frightened be transferred to a country where he knows anyone. his lawyers say he is too depressed to be let go. what do you make of this. >> i would send dr. keith ablow. dr. ablow y

andrea: we are better than that. joel: stick a question mark in at raleigh's bar you can you like aching. now some kings of the jungle are eating well thanks to the steakhouse. chefs are whipping up food for a group of lines. >> stephanie lopez has a look at where the -- why the restaurant is donating food animals. >> it has been in the works for almost 10 years. but they take their scrap and bring them here. leftovers of prime meat and fillets that get cleared off the plates here. they are frozen in buckets and end up here. the angus barn owner says she got the idea to donate leftovers after seeing so much quality meat go to waste while watching -- washing dishes. >> is that good? >> top-quality be the supplements them. helping bodies reach the right body fat content to fight off winter colds. then she is an animal lover and she only serves ethically sourced meat. she couldn't be happier that these are their five-star trees. >> we have this one ribeye that has this huge bone with it and they are getting those bones.

. >> andrea: glenn richards is in changes. >> glenn: temperatures running below normal. temperatures going cold tonight. just the beginning of an ex extended period of colder weather. just smoke picking up with a controlled burn. 53 in tampa, 54 along mel boehner -- melbourne. tomorrow is colder than what we will get tonight but it will be cold. 53 in daytona, 51 in gainesville right now. here is a look at the freeze watch and warning. flagler up toward gainesville and ocala for later on tonight. here are the forecast lows. 40 in kissimmee, 39 in titusville, 37 in daytona, 32 in ocala, and 30 in gainesville. so a freeze likely as you go further north and west the air is dry and that is why we have the clear blue skies. clear and 55. much mover county by county and on this evening when another cold front comes up. >> you can track the colder changes with our fox35 weather app. >> bob: a rally in front of orlando police head quarters calling for change on martin luther king's birthday. the group is calling for racial justice. keith landry is live where the demonstration is

andrea: easy does it in new york. the snow plows in queens had to be extra careful not to hit parked cars while clearing the snow. traveling up east to lend a hand. 13 dump trucks from the florida department of transportation left for washington, d.c. they will be used for snow removal. you can't send a dump truck to a snowy area without having a little fun. it's a snowman giving a thumbs up with the word sharing the sunshine #lovefl. how about a cat on a pole. a protest at the top of that electrical pole. took before he decided andrea: one cat in arizona county gets nine lives after spending time on the top of an electric pole. according to neighbors, a coyote may have chased it up there. >> you want the cat to come down safe so our crews and trouble shooters are trained to get them down. we used tools to koicht down and it got down safe and sound. running right across that field. go, kiddy, go. >> we have plenty of news and the latest on breaking news as well. >> i didn't know he had any contact with my son at all.

andrea: easy does it in new york. the snow plows in queens had to be extra careful not to hit parked cars while clearing the snow. some florida workers are traveling up east to lend a hand. 13 dump trucks from the florida department of transportation left for washington, d.c. they will be used for snow removal. you can't send a dump truck to a snowy area without having a little fun. it's a snowman giving a thumbs up with the word sharing the sunshine #lovefl. a protest at the top of that electrical pole. took before he decided most people who sign up for health insurance on healthcare.gov qualify for financial help to make coverage more affordable, many find low premium plans for less than $75 dollars a month. if you don't sign up, you have to pay a penalty of $695 or more. your last chance to enroll is january 31st. andrea: one cat in arizona county gets nine lives after spending time on the top of an electric pole. according to neighbors, a coyote >> you want the cat to come down safe so our crews and trouble shoote

in brevard county, dana jay, fox35 news. >> andrea: a crime alert. crooks smashing car windows at hotels looking for anything valuable. it happened to five vehicles at the holiday in express and 13 they found a stolen car from the holiday in crashed in volusia county. we showed you yesterday burglars hitting three cars along i-95 in melbourne. 15 cars hit there. brevard county deputies dusted for finger print but no arrest. a 19 year old man was shot nanu apartment parking garage near ucf but he is not a ucf student. it happened at the marquee apartments around 11. he is not injured. >> bob: storm on the way and falling temperatures are moving in as well. >> andrea: big changes on the way for tomorrow. glenn richards has the details. sweater weather is upon us. >> glenn: you will need the gloves on sunday morning with wind chills in the 20s. live radar showing a few linger sprinkles. we had gusty winds and the good just as it is getting nasty to the west, a little more cloud cover squashed the temperatures so instead of mid-70s we had temperatures ma

andrea: captain nash, this is andrea tantaros.ou referenced the shooting in at the naval yard in washington, d.c., can you give us a sense, there was debate in the weeks after how secure the facility was, the people there seemed almost like sitting duck. can you walk us through the security situation at this hospital? >> i'm not personally familiar with this hospital but i can tell you by extension what the navy has done since the navy yard shooting, there is relook how we provide security for all of our facilities. one of the shots that your local affiliate was of the entrance. all vehicles come aboard that facility, you will have to show identification. there is reason for you to be there. you can't drive off the street and say, hey, i want to drive around. you have to get your vehicle searched if there is any question. and you know, with all of the people coming in there, probably the worst time to try to affect a search is during rush hour in the morning because you've got so many people trying to get in. you can't shut down t

kirstin delgado has more. and andrea. this is the volusia count a administration center. a homeless man was aggressive to a woman working in the office, he attacked her and she screamed and he wants everyone out of the worker. the county appraiser is calling this a physical act of intimidation and his employees are afraid to walk in and out of the building since over a hundred homeless people have taken shelter outside. this started after a fight between daytona beach and volusia county on where the homeless should go. a few hours later the city closed the park and they say it will remain closed until further notice. they are not taking chances at the office until they figure something out. >> employees shouldn't be a i am taking my people out of any potential of harms way. we could have had an incident where someone got hurt. i will remove them from a situation that might be risky. >> reporter: now we did see those employees leaving at 5 o'clock with boxes in their hands prepared to be gone for a while. gillroy told the employee to take a week's worth of work with them a

why was that, andrea? andrea: well, because if he really cared about an issue, especially like chicago and his hometown, and it was plausible, he would be doing something very different than he's doing, and he would have spoken out a long time ago. i mean, this is how many years? almost eight years? he's almost at the end of his term. and you haven't heard him go to chicago and really speak out about this issue, and he is uniquely poised to do so. but everything he's doing won't solve the problem, so i would check that podium for, like, a raw onion. harris: wow. andrea: it's not really believable. and the award goes to, but i do want to ask you about this, judge, because i do believe gun voters vote. and i think hillary clinton has a problem because the african-american coalition is not going to turn out the way they did for president obama, and she doesn't have women where she needs them. she's triangulated on this gun issue many times. she is scared because this will accelerate turnout. what do you think

>> andrea: i thing we was like do we have to go? and i said we do. it is more for me than him. >> glenn: our forecast is looking good. i feel better about this because it looks like the weekend isn't too shabby. live picture downtown. cloudy skies and lingering moisture from this morning's rain showers still hanging temperatures are comfortable with the department showers holding in the 60s. there is a replay of the rain from overnight and the showers early this morning exited stage right by about one o'clock. 67 in sanford and 69 in melbourne. the same in leesburg. 64 in gainesville. humidity levels are up again. there will be more fog forming later on tonight. cooler air coming down and moisture around the area. visibility is down to a mile or less expected late tonight and first thing tomorrow morning. 69 and cloudy. north wind, five miles per hour. 72 is the high today. 71 is the normal high. 59 is the morning low and that was 10 degrees warmer than it should be this time of the year. most of your saturday is rain-free. the better chance of showe

andrea: a massive crater opens up. neighbors say it has been there for more than a month. >>> coming up we've investigate and get answers in marion county. bob: fewer millennials are getting driver's licenses. lots of teens are choosing to opt out. we'll tell you the reason why. pluto is out. but we might have a 9th planet in our solar system. x coming up? in just over 20 minutes. reporter: shoppers are breathing a sigh of relief. consumer prices dropping. job seekers, a new report says the best job in america in 2016 is a data scientist. those are the folks that analyze the data companies are collect on us. most of the top positions are in the tech and healthcare sector. look at career opportunities and earnings potential. one of the worst jobs on the list. reporter. inin 1 193934,4, ststeaeak k 'n'n s shahakeke d dececidideded ththe e woworlrld d dididndn't't n neeeedd ananototheher r hahambmbururgeger.r. itit n neeeedededd a a ststeaeakbkbururgeger.r. soso t thehey y ususeded 10100 0 pepercrcenent t bebeefef.. ququi

andrea: fox meteorologist brooks tomlin tracking it all. i hope you had a good thursday, another soggy day across central florida and even this evening seeing more moderate to heavy rain. right now predominantly rain. that means light to moderate steady rain. the heaviest rain over southern volusia and predominantly a lot rain. you can see most of the rain moving east-northeast. this wave with heavy rain i am thank youful we didn't see breaks of sunshine today because there would be rumbling of thunderstorms, maybe strong ones had we had any kind of instability. still dealing with rain till nine or midnight. we will see clearing skies from west to east. how much rain? daytona the big winner over 2.5 inches. we will come back and talk bob: a petition recently got enough signatures to drive the medical marijuana initiative forward. reporter: just like in 2014, this will be amendment two on the ballot. proponents of medical marijuana will be asking you to vote yes on amendment two. they... morgan says they closed the loopholes in their opponen

andrea: a massive crater opens up. neighbors say it has been there for more than a month. >>> coming up we've investigate and get answers in marion bob: fewer millennials are getting driver's licenses. lots of teens are choosing to opt out. we'll tell you the reason why. pluto is out. but we might have a 9th planet in our solar system. we'll tell you about the planet x coming up? in just over 20 minutes. reporter: shoppers are breathing a sigh of relief. consumer prices dropping. job seekers, a new report says the best job in america in 2016 is a data scientist. those are the folks that analyze the data companies are collect on us. most of the top positions are in the tech and healthcare sector. look at career opportunities and one of the worst jobs on the list. reporter. fine, let's move on. signing up for health insurance was very easy... my premium is 22 dollars a month. it only took a few minutes, and i got exactly the kind of coverage i wanted at the price i wanted... it was a comforting feeling to know that our f

america runs on dunkin'. >> andrea: new details. big arrest in a murder case prom years ago. >> bob: the recent drug arrest led to the solving of the cold case. mary winn is live in leesburg with more on the take down. what happened here, mary? >> reporter: well leesburg police say they believe this cold case is now considered solved and closed. murder suspect, kenneth ray reed, confessed after being arrested in a drug sweep. reed wasinate house at one point during the investigation and they asked him questions earlier but they took the opportunity to requestion him a second time. he was with her the night she was killed but reed claimed he did did didn't know what happened. >> they were all from the same neighborhood and playing cards. what else was going on i am not positive of. according to him initially, he had just left at the end of the card game and had no knowledge. >> reporter: when confronted about the murder reed confessed saying it is like a weight lifting off me. he is charged with second-degree >> bob: a st. cloud todd

andrea? >> and what we're now hearing also, you guys, is hearing that the clinton campaign is buying more ad time in new hampshire, where they are behind bernie sanders. and the sanders campaign is evaluating today what kind of closing ads to put up. they've got a 30-second version of the "america" ad that was so inspirational and highly praised. they also have one which does show the contrast, and i wouldn't call it a negative ad in comparison to the republican campaigns' negative ads, but it does repeat the "which vision do you want?" do you want someone who's taken money from wall street? so, that's clearly a shot, a contrast ad. and they're deciding today as they travel back from washington which way to go against hillary clinton. all in the balance in these closing days. kristen welker and hallie jackson and kasie hunt, thanks all so much. >>> and coming up, mr. sanders goes to washington. he's here while hillary clinton campaigns in iowa today. her opponent will meet with president obam

andrea gonzÁlez tiene más del encuentro.mblea nacional. >> hablÓ de revolución tributaria, aumento de la gasolina y atribuyÓ la crisis a la caÍda de los petrÓleos ley guerra econÓmica. >> un diÁlogo de transparencia, para que el capitalismo no se siga tragando a nuestro pueblo. lourdes: propuso una comisiÓn de justicia y verdad para alcanzar la paz. pero sin amnistÍa. >> que no se imponga la versiÓn del perdÓn de los victimarios a sÍ mismos. >> la respuesta del presidente de la asamblea. >> este es ahora un poder constitucional autÓnomo que va a debatir, va a legistar y controlar. andrea: la segunda sobre la guerra econÓmica. >> las consecuencias econÓmicas son cada dÍa peores porque el modelo se ha equivocado. el modelo es errÓneo y ahÍ estÁn las cifras y resultagos mandrea: finalmente sobre la que maduro lala ma oposiciÓn golpista. >> nosotros no apostamos al gorpe de estado porque nosotros no somos tan tontos para creer que si alguien da un golpe de estado porque tiene aviones, caÑones, tanques y fusiles es como para pone

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. the united nations security council is in a crisis meeting at this hour. they are talking about options after north korea claimed it tested a miniatureized hydrogen bomb earlier today. if true, it would be a first and a major escalation of pyongyang's nuclear capability far beyond the low yield plutonium weapons that the north previously tested. [ applause ] north korean state television showed these pictures, crowds in pyongyang reacting to the news. north korea's main allie china says it had no warning of the test. the president of south korea called it an act that threatens our lives and our future. u.s. officials also surprised said that it could take days to verify north korea's claim. the republican candidates are also sounding off about the latest developments in north korea. take a look. >> well, i think it's, you know, something i've been talking about for a long time. you have this madman over there who probably would use it and nobody talks to him other than dennis rodham.

. >> andrea: live right now in volusia county with the latest. kelly joyce. >> reporter: michael phillips in court today, a judge gave him $500,000 bond on charges of attempted first-degree murder and burglary. it all happened in this ormond beach home. the police tape on the front repeatedders of the horror that took place inside. the couple just got out of the hospital this week after being stabbed multiple times. police say 19-year-old michael phillips admitted to the crime during his arrest. >> he states that his intention was to leave the area. end to get out of town. and when he saw a nice truck in the driveway of that house, he went inside with the intent of stealing the truck. >> but police say just as he walked in, the woman who lived here got up to get some food for one of her daughters when she came face-to-face with him. that's when police say he just started purging and stabbing her. she managed to get to the bedroom to lock the door and call 9-1-1. >> police say the victims came up with this composite sketch. shortly after fox 35 ne

andrea? >> and halle, the ted cruz challenge. if donald trump does not show up, ted cruz is going to be the target of all the other attacks tonight. so he's going to be playing defense. >> reporter: most likely, andrea. the campaign is prepared for that. senator cruz, as you know, on these debate stages often seems to thrive when it comes to fending off attacks from rivals. i wouldn't be surprised to see him prepared to deliver against any of the other republican candidates on stage at this point. cruz has received some potentially bad news in polls over the last couple of weeks. you've seen him slip here in iowa, including our new poll you talked about to donald trump. you've seen him slip even among the e van yevangelical communit for the campaign, it could reset expectations a little bit. look at earlier in the month. the expectation is cruz would potentially roll in iowa possibly by double digits. now, it's more of a what cruz himself called a dead heat. so that helps with the narrative a

andrea blanford has the latest. andrea? andrea: hospital staff tell is that she is in good condition. that is one day after making the desperate decision to jump out of the smoke filled apartment. she heard the screams. >> when i opened the door, the door across the hall was open and there were flames starting to shoot up. andrea: her neighbor's started on a mattress. it went into the apartment directly above his. it forced a woman to find a way out in a hurry. >> i talked to her. at she said she had just not an out of the shower. she was really scared, shaking and in pain. andrea: in pain because she jumped out of her window two stories to the ground below. the man was able to escape the fire in his apartment. as for neighbors, they all had to find someplace else to sleep last night. police a the fire, intentionally set in that bedroom, made it unsafe for residents and seven surrounding units to stay. the wake county fire marshal's office could release its report tomorrow, explaining what led up mantle bedroom. no word on

desde ciudad de mÉxico andrea gonzÁlez.hizo un recorrido para revisar los esquemas de seguridad de la cÁrcel. las autoridades no quiere que se repita la escandalosa historia del 2015 cuando el chapo guzmÁn protagonizÓ su espectacular fuga. vamos a las las medidas de seguridad. reportera: como vigilar el chapo guzmÁn de la cárcel de la que se escapÓ? esa es la pregunta que muchos se hacen. segÚn informaciÓn extraoficial, el chapo regresÓ a la zona de donde se fugÓ, el Área de 30 m especiales conocido como el diamante, reservado para los mÁs peligrosos, estÁ en otra celda, no tiene vecinos para evitar que se comunica. su espacio tiene piso de metal reforzado con tres niveles de varillas de acero para evitar tÚneles. el narcotraficante permanecerÁ encerrado, sÓlo podrÁ tomar el sol una hora al dÍa y sus visitas eran restringidas para evitar lo que ocurriÓ antes, que sus encuentros con abogados existan mensajes ocultos. ayer no le permitieron a una visitarlo. el campo cuenta con vigilancia. segÚn informaciÓn filtrada a la prens