((michelle mortensen)) > this is the amazon echo ... though she goes by alexa. and this week i gave her a whirl with the help of amazon super fan .... ventrilloquist terry fator. so we joined forces on this week's try it before you buy it. (( michelle: well terry and winston thank you so much for having me here in your dressing room here at the mirage. terry: thank you for coming . winston: oh its nice to meet you michelle. m: it's very nice to meet you too and thank you guys for helping me test out the amazon echo alexa today m: it's a it's a giant bluetooth speaker that we can talk to and play games with do you like to play games w: umm yeah depending on what choose from but we pick jeopardy. (music plays) (michelle: ooo that was fancy) ((alexa: the album rumors is by mac. alexa: no the correct response was what is fleetwood mac )) trebek. skill though. (( michelle: do you want to see her do impressions? winston: yeah i wan i want to do impressions michelle: because you do impressions don't you winston? winston: hi ho kermit the frog here. michelle: oohh yes t

and amazon has made that dream a reality with its echo. ((dave courvoisier)) so 8 on your side consumer advocate michelle mortensen put it to the "try it before you buy it" test. ((michelle mortensen)) this is the amazon echo ... though she goes by alexa. and this week i gave her a whirl with the help of amazon super fan .... ventrilloquist terry fator. (( michelle: well terry and winston thank you so much for room here at the mirage. terry: thank you for coming . winston: oh its nice to meet you michelle. m: it's very nice to meet you too and thank you guys for helping me test out the amazon echo alexa today :3 m: it's a it's a giant bluetooth speaker that we can talk to and play games with do you like to play games w: umm yeah depending on what game it is )) ((michelle mortensen)) there are lots to choose from (music plays) (michelle: ooo that was fancy) but we pick jeopardy. ((alexa: the album rumors is by this group? michelle: fleetwood mac. alexa: no the correct response was what is fleetwood mac )) alexa ...you're one tough trebek. g

(echoed recorded singing) dinosaur, gronk protect. mac and hec voice come from inside dinosaur. - dinosaur eat mlor, now eat friends. - friends still alive in dinosaur? - listen, scream with pain. - boss, clon, see with own eyes. dinosaur jump off cliff, smash head on rock, die. - daughter mlor inside dinosaur, shad sad. - mac and hec inside too. - [mlor] mother shad! father gronk! (excited embracing) - shad not sad, now shad glad! - mlor, mlor, got bad news. mac and hec inside dinosaur. - [hector] did somebody mention our names? - [shad] not can be, friends swallowed by dinosaur. - [gronk] hear w wh own ears. - [hector] but we got out alright. - how? strangers make evil magic? - no, not magic, it's a tape recorder. it's got transistors, and condensers, - that's enough, hector. - and it's got this magnetic tape with the spools. (clon grunts) - he's kidding, he's kidding. - how strangers get out of dinosaur? - what we did was, we tickled the dinosaur's ribs, - that's how we got out. - clon remember if ever get swallowed by dinosaur. -

so he echoed that. use also like john lewis extremely critical of president kennedy's civil rights bill. he said he likened it to water down medicine, it would not do any good unless we make it much stronger. he also said we need to push to strengthen this bill. the fourth speaker was john lewis who had been pressured during the previous night to change his speech. and became indicated, i think the important thing to remember about his speech is that it's often remember, it's interesting, i teach about the civil rights movement. in my courses i try to use these speeches, these documents. it's easy to find john lewis his original speech, the one that was edited gets printed all over. it's a lots of textbooks, it's on the web. what's actually hard to find is the speech he actually gave, the one after it was edited. i think it's a remarkable speech. it is by far the most radical and militant, a very fiery speech. again, he left out the calls for violence, we are going to burn jim crow to the ground. he did

that was something that was echoed by the other leaders of the demonstration. >> host: a. philip randolph, first the earth. second speaker? >> guest: . >> host: we are going to do all 10 by the way. >> guest: the second speaker was the person of united auto workers union. this was a union that supported the civil rights movement for a long time and he was perhaps the most important white labor leader and a. philip randolph was the most important black leader. walter whitman was the most important white leader there. >> host: third? >> guest: rory wilson the leader of the naacp. the naacp was the largest civil rights organization and they oldest civil rights organization. it was an organization that had won a tremendous victory just less than a decade before by bringing the legal case that resulted in the supreme court case brown versus board of education which made it illegal in principle to segregate public schools according to raise. in the decade after that court victory they had pushed and pushed and pushed to turn that legal decision into a reality. at the early 1960s

. >> reporter: he beat the drum every chance he got and the president of the academy echoed his sentiment.

the prime minister echoes that and says that the bill does not take rights away from workers. a call from business in a letter to the newspaper. brexit putsthat a jobs at risk. they are part of the ftse 100. ncer, shell and bp. david cameron has echoed the message and boris johnson says that he will campaign for a brexit. trades are dependent on with europe and not all of the jobs would go if we left the european union. put ouran we really hands on our hearts and say that the jobs will be safe and that we would not be disadvantaged? i do not believe that we can. >> there will be people who try to spread alarm and anxiety and there was much with the decision to decide to join the euro. and, there have been vindication's with all those same people being wrong. -- vindication, with all of those same people being wrong. take a look with another session and oil prices have been weakening, with brent and just above $33 a barrel. the saudi arabian oil minister ruled out a production cut alongside russia and venezuela. saudi arabia has been pushing for a freeze. speaking in houston, a

you can see the immense coverage from the dark echoes. that would indicate where there is very heavy rainfall and likely large hill coming down. we have not had any reports of the size of the hail basing reflectivity that dark, black, that would indicate very large hail, perhaps greater than 2 inches in diameter. i'm going to tell a straight right here, this is where that notch is. that's where you are seeing the greatest updraft. if there is a tornado on the ground it would be in this area right here, closing in on highway 39. henderson is just further to the south. then we turn that off and get a closer and put some roads on here. of course, that wright wrote that you see is i-85. we talk about highway 39, and then, there are other ones showing up, there's highway 15 over in granville county. the worst of the hail is over from stovall but there are communities between stovall and nohern vance county, getting into the car lake area. vacation homes, folks on the water, take cover immediately. then he brought enough of you input the storm

. >> together, we have sent the message that will echo from wall street to washington. >> reporter: the outsiders crushed their competition. the voters in the granite state angry at washington, worried about the economy and looking for honesty, not electability. emerging from the pack of republican governors, a surprise second place finisher, ohio governor john kasich. >> if you don't have a seat belt go get one. we're going to shake this country from top to bottom. >> reporter: the fight for third

this echoed the message of the march. was one thing to end the discrimination but it would not end the legacy of the centuries of inequality. whitney young used his speech to eco the central message of jobs and freedom. >> who else spoke at the march? >> there was matthew amon the representative of tprotestant church and the recognizer of the rabbis spoke as well. musicians like bob dylan. justine baker came. she was an actress who was living in europe and came and gave an address. she actually read a letter from americans who were living in paris as she was. there were a number of smaller events and smaller people who came to the podium. >> professor jones, does there exist anywhere video of the march from start to finish? >> there is, yes. this is something that much of it is actually available online. the public television station in boston has most of it on their website. you have to watch it in parts. but most of it is up there online. >> someone we talked about was barren rustin. why didn't he speak? >> everyone at

i want to echo laurie's comments. unions are ready to participate and partner at the table. we know that you are ready so let's figure out a way to make this successful. i yell at people a lot at these meetings but rather not yell today but say let's come together and make this successful and ensure that we not only address the specific s in the school to be about inclusion about getting everyone to the table and about solving problems and not kicking things down the road. thank you very much. >> questions, comments from the board? >> that was a question. i feel like you know, it's hard to look at this also without. we see suspensions and i guess and we see arrest at schools and the disproportionality. >> the referrals are about 6,000. and talk about disproportionality and the loss of instructional time and how many repeat students are being referred. i think it's one of those going to look at it. if the suspensions are down by this much, there can be some sort of loophole also. i think the referrals are something that we need to keep an eye on and monitor and look very care

cellulalanow and get 6 gigs of data for $40 a month plus get $300 back. [ echoing ] just sayin'. your monday with cbs 2,for music's biggest night. the 58-th annual grammys will air live on cbs 2 on cbs 2 this morning, we'll catch you up to speed on all the awards up for grabs and special performances some incredible video out of pennsylvania where a pileup involving dozens of >>> incredible video tonight out of pennsylvania where a pile-up involving dozens of vehicles on a busy interstate left three people dead. many others are still in the hospital. it all appears to have been caused by heavy bursts of snow. witnesses report add sudden white-out prior to the crash. all they could see were brake lights of the cars in front of them. they slowed down and were hit from behind. started snowing and it sounded like two bombs went out. my wife ran up over the hill and saw the accident. a hospital - as a precaution - - but no* major injuries. cold - - that could have an impact on your valentine's day plans. plans.meteorologist - rebecca - cope-pellman is here - coming up in sports -- iow

with the green that could be a sign with motion what is >> that is it, brian, we look for bound reak echo regions, you want to see heavy rain and a very weak region on the reflectivity of array car that would indicate the twist of a potential tornado, it is very broad near the rock ledge area, the fact that we have groans bounded by the yellows an oranges shows there is at least some broad rotation at the surface, it's not a fancy game mick, it really lets us intire gate the storm and analyze this, make sure what we see on a flat perspective is holding through on a 3-d perspective, this echo region goes above 10,000 feet, it's a strong one, that is something i wanted to you do in real time, let's back here, flip it back to flat view, we'll go over this one more time. get back to the vma, if you are viewing us this morning from the orlando area, the tornado orlando, this is for brevard and oceola county, squall line works its way flew, again we are still following this potentially tornadic storm moving through central brevard county, getting you back to velocity, it is the easiest way -- >

it could be on down to lake and south as -- >> this is a false echo. it is a great day for the downtown food and wine fest. 73 degrees by 4:00 this afternoon. if you want to go to the beach, knock yourself out. watch out, the rip current threat is a little bit elevated. but 73, here we come this afternoon. >> an update now to some breaking news in seminole county, where altamonte springs police have ruled a man's death a homicide. this is video coming in from the scene. officers pronounced him dead from a gunshot wound. information to come forward. >>> now to our other top story, this morning, a 2-month-old baby the child went missing yesterday, after intruders took her outside of her home. as amanda castro tells us, investigators are trying to figure out how the little girl ended up here from south florida. taraji was sound alive and safe and unincorporated orange county. investigators found her, but they aren't telling us how they found her. this after intruders broke in to her home. >> investigators now trying to figure out how she ended up in centr

could you make acquisitions there echo -- acquisitions there? gianfranco: $5 billion.ue to see good growth here -- good growth last quarter. here, it revenue 8%. we grow profitability. the opportunity. gather important things when you -- you'll see a big switch from traditional architecture to converge. in this area we are investing heavily. there a huge opportunity as soon as architecture will change. we often can't appear. john frank alessi, chief operating officer -- john -- cine: lancey guy: caroline hyde, great stuff. up next, talking about britain's future is playing out in the national currency. the town becoming weaker and more volatile. we will discuss that next. ♪ guy: and insisting morning for the pound. elation ships with the eu is taking a toll on sterling. joining us now, richard jones. who would've thought boris johnson could have such an effect on the foreign exchange markets. shock, drop indicating rate it is that boris? richard: i think boris is a part of the broader source. even within the cabinet, i think a vast majority of the cabinet will vote to

no echoes on radar, not much cloud cover. it's been a pretty good run. overnight low this morning dropped to 50 in orlando, 46 did it in the villages. daytime highs today in the 70's until you get over to the coast. the daytime high in daytona beach was 67 degrees. tonight, here's the on-the-town forecast. we'll drop down to 58 by 9:00. by 10 p.m., 57. i'll be right back to pinpoint overnight lows and we'll look all the way through the weekend, part of the weekend is cooler, part of it is really warm. i'll show you which parts match up and what it means for the race a little later. we're following breaking news right now. we have learned st. cloud high school is still on lockdown, two hours after school was supposed to let out. >> this all started with fights at the school and rumors of a threat on social media. >> news 6 reporter amanda castro is live there now. any idea why police are waiting so long to lift that lockdown? >> well, they are going room by room, checking out the school to make sure everything is all clear before lifting the lockdown and

helped by the echo chamber of social media and cable television. by tonight, we'll know if the trump take-no-prisoners style jobs president that god ever created. >> thank you -- thank you, new hampshire. [ applause ] >>> now get ready for even more bruising battles as the political fight turns towards south carolina. >>ro> america's top inittelligence official warns of a litany of >>> plus a scary moment for north carolina's head coach. >>> and an amazing lightning storm captured from space. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. oh, what a night. huge blowout win for the political outsiders in the new hampshire primaries. hillary clinton badly bruised, john kasich given new life and the rest are left to fight for their political lives. and donald trump winning nearly every demographic from men and women with and without a college degree, even scoring among conservatives and moderates. 65% who said they quote want a candidate that tells it like it is wanted it trump and most made up their minds more than a month ago. >> i am going to be

please donate t like echo and brandon, they are or need donations big time echo. echo. echo. they are begging for things. this would be great to stock up and bring it over there. they would love it. deal, go to our website and click on the seen on t.v. section. as always, you're great. thank you for coming in. have a good weekend. >> you too. >>> two for two this weekend. one of the weekends it's a reason we live here in florida. it's february and the sun is out. warmth will be back today. i have a couple of high clouds streaming from the west and even a few on the east coast today. there is daytona beach. a lot is going on this afternoon on fox for the big race. weather looks fantastic. only a few clouds expected. taking you to the beach, no clouds do show you here on our net cam and our winds are so light this morning. water looks nice. if you're boating, it looks wonderful. seas about a foot on our usf marine science cam. shear that high milkiness clouds streaming from the west and stick around for sunset tonight in clearwater beach. we are in for a treat. shore. a few clo

. >> and this is really a bow echo, we're looking at here. if you're back on cg18, i think you can see it. coming through fairfax county, approag this is going to come through and potentially have damaging wind gusts. it's just a couple minutes away in quantico as well. so what we see what looks like a nice, straight line. that's a bow echo. and i'll draw it out for you one more time. this line right here, coming right there. forget the arrow. but that's bowing out. a sign of strong winds that this line of storms is producing. >> right. and could be a straight line. we have impressive clouds. this is at college park. mr. broom has this for us. and m broom, -- mr. broom, you're still okay for for a while. but get ready. about in the next half hour or so, you, too, will have some. going out 66, not a good idea right now. and these storms are just hauling. so they're going to cross over into potomac at 5:55. gaitherss burg, at about 6:09. and eventually, olney at about 6:15. next few minutes, do it. if not, i would not go up 270. because this is

. >> many left bush dead after iowa and last night he echoed mark twain. >> this campaign is not dead. we're going on to south carolina. the ropundants had it all figured out last monday f night when the iowa caucuses were complete. they said it was now a three person race between etwo tv star and while the reality tv star is still doing well, it looks like you all have reset grateful. >> andat a poor debate performance burst his so-called bubble and himself. >> i want to thank all of you. our team here in new hampshire didps a phenomenal job and i'm grateful to you. [ applause ] now, we are still watching these numbers. but i can just tell you i know many people disappointed. i'm disappointed with tonight. but i want you to understand something, our disappointment tonight is notin on you. it's on me. it's on me. i did not -- i did not do well on saturday night. so, listen to this. that will never happen again. senator bernie sanders surged pastd hillary clinton claiming 13 delegates to clinton's nine. the vermont senator channelled his innerdonald trump when describing his sizeable v

. >> thank you i want to echo you know commissioner kositsky suggestions to affordable housing i think that at the meeting the commission and myself and him attended i think some of us here have been involved with affordable housing throughout the city and going to get a lot of ideas to the table and we also know that even the assembly level again, i want to echo that assembly member chiu just a matter of us reaching out to all the other stakeholders and binge them on board and see how to pursue that trld treasure island milestone might be strurnl in guiding the stakeholders on that matter we definitely want to make sure that tihdi it is homeless you know housing is built and we can come up with all kinds of various ideas i want to echo that sentiment and be part of that committee. >> okay that i am on this item hearing none, next matter. >> item 6 consent agenda are considered to be routine may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items a member of the commission, the public, or staff so requests in which event the m

echo if they were to cut rates -- tyco if they were to cut rates, what would be the implications forconomy? james: i don't think it is going to pick up -- there's a lot of global effects. this global absence of demand. i don't think policy leads to that. it may lead to more borrowing and a further pick up in the housing market. it may at to the stability worries in the economy. it may be a greek -- it may be a great thing. it hasn't led to a pickup inflation that's a pickup in inflation. -- a pickup in inflation. guy: how much further do you think draghi goes and what does that mean for governor in that? james: -- if your neighbors are easing policies as well and that creates the quality. the riksbank has got to acknowledge the path of the economy and not just inflation. the report that came out and lose to that. that.e out alludes to that, the outlook for policy is different. guy: james, thank you for your thoughts and time here it just and time. james pomeroy, an economist at hsbc. -- sending shares lower. what can the company to two reassure investors. we will discuss that next. ♪

last night jeb bush echoed mark twain that reports f of his campaign's death is greatly exaggerated. >> we're going on to south carolina. the pundits had it all figured out last monday night when the iowa caucuses were complete. the race is now a race between two freshman senators and a reality tv star. and while the reality tv star is still doing well it looks like you all have reset the race and for that ie am really grateful. >> unlikely bush marco rubio was full of momentum after a strong caucus but a poor debate performance burst his bubble and he put the blame squarely on himself. >> i want to thank all off you. i know you worked very hard. our team in new hampshire did a phenomenal job. you worked incredibly hard and i'm grateful to you. now, we're still watching these numbers. we'll see where it winds up. but i can tell you many people disappointed, i'm disappointed with time. but i want you to understand something. our disappointment today is not often you. it is on me. it is on me. i did not -- i did not do well on saturday night. so listen to this. that will never happen a

she echoed her husband's comments. listen. >> i think that's a delicate balancing act between privacy but also what the government needs to keep us safe. i think that'll get worked out in the courts in the next few weeks, but i think it's an important debate all societies need to have. >> obviously this debate continues, rages, with both sides offering comments. tim cook in a letter yesterday to employees. fbi director comey writing an op-ed. very interesting to have a major technology leader like bill gates actually siding against silicon valley. >> particularly because silicon valley has been so united so far on this particular point. echoing what you just said in terms of the fbi director coming out, he made a similar point to what bill gates was saying, saying this was a one-off issue. we're not trying to open up a technological back door that will be released to all the world. i think that's a very fair point when you consider it and take a step back. >> though, those that side with apple say once you have the cap

. >> italian writer and scholar umberto echo has died. the name of the rose, first book was published in 1456. the name of the rose sold more than 10 million copies and made echo an international star. many consider echo one of the most important in his time. >>> the next big contest in the presidential election is tomorrow. south carolina and nevada prepare to vote. i'll be back in two minutes but first a video showing a surfer riding seven barrels in one wave. ♪ ♪ is. >> good evening, i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. the battle fo for for south car. republican presidential candidates crisscrossing the state. finding a winning advantage in nevada. the labor union hillary clinton and bernie sanders are courting hoping it translates into a win in the silver state. >>> targeting i.s.i.l, u.s. force he have struck another country trying to eliminate islamic state. >>> set free, the

scott: we will see if that message echoes as well in milwaukee. that is where they are headed for a debate thursday. we will be there to cover it all and bring you the latest. live in manchester, scott thuman. maureen: thank you very much. abc 7 is your headquarters for vote 2016 coverage. thursday night, the democratic candidates will be on stage for that debate, and scott thuman will be there covering every moment live from the campaign trail. leon: closer to home, breaking news in northwest. police are on the scene of a shooting in the mount vernon area. here is the scene. an adult man was found unconscious. no arrests have been made at this point, but we are staying on the story. air of the coldest winter on the way as temperatures drop. we are watching possible re-freezing on the roads and the chance for flurries tomorrow. here is meteorologist steve rudin. steve: those temperatures are below freezing across much of the area. nashua is at 34. reagan national, 33 degrees. it is quiet and dry around the capital beltway, but further to the north

they want speed bumps placed on echo glen road. but first they have to complete 500 hours of community service. organizers say that it is worth it to change their neighborhood's image. >> in past years there has been a lot of bad press and a lot of things, negative things that we want it to be safe for us and you know our families in order to help the police do their job we have to get involved. >> this was the second of three cleanups planned for the neighborhood. they have pretty decent weather out there. it's been clear and now it's warming up. >> this is great weekend to head outside and enjoy any type of outdoor activity. look at that sunshine coming in here. a great start to the weekend. if you have been outside, you notice it's a little cooler. we started the morning off 24 degreece char -- 24-degrees in charlotte. expect lots of is up shine throughout the day today. really good through charlotte and up through the mountains. if you are hitting the slopes, looking good today. low 40s. still a little breezy. tomorrow will be

we don't have any radar echoes. there it is. the radar doesn't have anything to reflect on or bring in to central florida. everything is good. i'll widen the view out, all the way to the tennessee valley. things are good and dry and nice and mild and wow, this is living. overnight lows this morning were a little on the chilly side compared to the night before. 45 did it in palm coast. 46 in the villages. 45 in leesburg. in sanford, you woke up to 52. 50 did it for an overnight low in orlando. 72 in orlando and 68 as far as gainesville. right now, temperatures in daytona beach under a beautiful, beautiful sky and a little bit wind in daytona beach right now from the north at 16 miles per hour. that's the reason you're feeling a little cooler. that will be a problem tonight, but it will die down during the day tomorrow, all the way into sunday. it won't interfere with any racing except for tonight and even tonight, i don't think the winds will bother the drivers at all. right now, temperatures are 66 in ocala. 66 in the villages a

we have no radar echoes to go tracking. the daytime high today hit 82. 80 in leesburg and 81 in ocala and gainesville almost hit 80. maxing out at 79. we hit 80 at the cape and 81 did it in melbourne. tomorrow is looking even hotter. i'll talk more about that in a few minutes. just know, if you have outdoor plans tonight, within the next couple of hours, it's down to 70. 10:00, down to 68. we keep dropping so much so that the fog will make a roaring comeback tomorrow morning. i'll be back to pinpoint the fog and how hot, i said hot, things are going to be tomorrow. >> indeed. thank you, tom. now for an on the ground, on the town perspective, meteorologist pinpointing beach weather from cocoa to daytona. >> well, what a gorgeous day it's been, to sit back and really enjoy this weather on the 1st of february. we started at the 4:00 show at the cocoa beach pier and we're now here in daytona beach, up and down the coastline, though. the sun was shining. folks all around town were saying they just absolutely love this weather. m

we have no radar echoes. honestly, i'm not looking for much in the rain department over the entire weekend. >> overnight lows this morning weren't too chilly unless you're way up in gainesville. 40 there. >> 45 did it in ocala. we dropped to 48 in palm coast. 50 in leesburg. and 53 in sanford and 51 did it for the overnight low this morning in orlando. daytime high today bounced back pretty well. we hit 73 degrees in a large part of the viewing area in the metro from sanford to orlando to 72 kissimmee/st. cloud. beach and 73 right now in melbourne. here's daytona beach. i just posted this on facebook. everyone up north is going to hate me. it's perfect. 67 degrees at news time. this is just about -- i've said it all day long today -- this is just about the best race weekend i've seen in 16 years. right now, the temperatures are still pretty good. 71 in leesburg. and 68 in cocoa beach. temperatures across the southeast, 71 in nashville. 57 in charlotte. this is the water vapor loop. it is dry here. it is dry t

some false echoes are forming across the interior. right now, after a daytime high today of 84 degrees, we drop back into the 70's everywhere. 76 in gainesville. 75 in daytona beach. and 75 in leesburg. the tip in orlando is 75 in the next hour. 74, we slide on down to 10:00, at 69, the same at 11:00. we're talking about the arrival of big rumbling showers for tomorrow, here to pinpoint for you, meteorologist candace campos. >> well, yeah, we're going to say goodbye to the heat and the beautiful weather ginger has been dreaming about, but it that's exactly what we're going to be talking about here as we pinpoint your city right here in oxford. for tonight, temperatures will be in the upper 60's. is the cloud cover ahead of the front will be on the warm side. thursday, 75 degrees by noon. down to 71. rain-cooled air. you can see a good chance for rain and staying mild as we head into thursday night. i want to thank all the viewers for sending in your suggestions. we will probably be doing that again tomorrow and also pinpointing some r

no radar echoes. we've got an echo in marion county. that's a smoke plume. there's bellevue and ocala. it's not going anywhere. it's a smoke plume, i think, for some fire burning out there in marion county. otherwise, it's not much to write home about besides that one little smoke plume. tomorrow, and maybe even later tonight, that's going to change. here's the visible satellite. you see the system starting to build and bubble up out there from louisiana to texas. that's where the troublemaker is going to come from in the next 48 hours. right now, look how warm it is, just about everywhere. i mean, even as far as detroit tonight it's 36 degrees. 42 in chicago. it's february we're talking about. it's 46 in kansas city. 61 in dallas and 68 in san antonio and here at home, 73 in daytona beach. that's not too shabby. melbourne, you're at 75. wind is pushing from the southeast at 17 miles per hour in melbourne. other temperatures right now, 77 in leesburg. the villages holding at 79. 79 in lakeland. still 81 in kissimmee. 79 in orlando for the second hour in a ro

radar tonight, we don't see any radar echoes anywhere across the state of florida. the ocean to find any precipitation happening at all. daytime highs stopped just shy of where we were yesterday. we broke well into the mid-70's yesterday. today we paused at 72 for the daytime high. the on-the-town forecast for tonight looks good really. 64 by 8 p.m. by 9:00, 58. our temperature reading at 10:00 will be 57 degrees. coming up, i'll be right back. we'll pinpoint overnight lows and then look ahead to an awesome weekend. also look down the road and show you when the next stormy time comes rumbling back. >> thank you, tom. breaking right now at 5:30, news 6 has learned at least three fights between students at st. cloud high school were broken up by school officials and we're talking about just this week alone. >> a lot going on out there. now the students have been on lockdown more than three hours and still aren't being allowed to leave. it was started by rumors of a threat on social media. news 6 reporter amanda castro is in st. cloud. a lot of worried and anxious parents are out there

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i want to spend the remaining again, we talk about how appomattox echoes the end of the war. we have examined some pieces of this. i want to tell a story that i think illustrates more than any other the enduring power of appomattox, lee's example at appomattox. it is one that is often overlooked. and there are many different ways i can go with this and probably many different examples we can think of. this one is often overlooked because it has a congruent date, april 9, 1942. i want to introduce you to a man from georgia. he is frome atlanta. he is a major general in the united states army. his uncle had fought for the confederacy. he knew general gordon. he had been inspired to become a soldier by the example of the confederates and the example of the confederate army, the confederate veterans he knew. in 1941, he had been sent to the philippines to be chief of artillery for general macarthur. in the philippines his first wife was lafayette mclaw's youngest daughter. the family silver is in the philippines, by the way. when manila is evacuated, he hides the silver in a bank