in particular, east gainesville. in fact, his document, plan east gainesville, is frequently referred to as a planned vision for that community. his time on the county commission inspired him to help found the national forum for black public administrators and the national association of black county commissioners. additionally, he owned and operated thomas coward realty for 25 years and he was the first african-american to receive his brokeage license in alachua county and was a member of the national realtors association. throughout his lead he continued to lead and inspire his community through positions such as president of the state regional planning board and board of the east gainesville task force and the chamber of commerce. additionally, he was involved in organizations such as gainesville cotton club, the elks, the phi beta sigma fraternity all which focused on serving the community. n the case of the cotton club, helping open a cultural center. his dedication to our community led to the alachua county com

the university of florida gainesville did not invite him, did not want him to come, tried to stop himst amendment rights at a public university to rent the space. he paid roughly $10,000 for the auditorium itself and for security within the auditorium. carol: what do you mean he has the right to rent space at a public university? reporter: the first amendment guarantees the right of free speech in public spaces. unlike private universities, public universities cannot turn people away because they are controversial, because their speech is hateful, not even necessarily because their speech could potentially incite violence. if the speakers themselves incite violence, that is something different. carol: tell us what was involved. the university of florida at gainesville knew that this was going to be potentially --there could be riots, people that were going to be coming to protest his speech, so they had to prepare. susan: imagine, you know, charlottesville was middle of august. richard spencer was there. it was the unite the right rally. violence, death, injuries. a few weeks after th

tallahassee, and gainesville and jacksonville, you're being spared.freezing rain is spreading up into southern parts of georgia. this is what's the amazing part. this is where the computers are measuring the ice accumulation. that will freeze on power lines. this area in pink is half an inch of ice to three quarters inch ice. even in areas like, say, the northeast and midwest, that would cause power outages and destruction. imagine what that will do to areas of georgia and north florida. listen, if you've ever driven through those huge pine trees they're not going to farewe wel out of this. it's going to be ice and snow. and some are going to get both. areas like savannah and charleston, a tenth to two tenths of ice. on top of that, this is florida, possibly six inches of snow. this will shut the area down for one or two days, at least in the carolinas. areas east of the carolinas, norfolk, virginia beach, four to six-inch range also. let's take the system northward. this is when the storm blows up to be the ocean bomb of a storm. it's going to be one

finally tonight we may have a five-year old little girl from gainesville, florida to blame for awfulhe credits a little prepare she said on wednesday night. i said, jesus, make sure it snows a lot. well, the brutal cold sure didn't put a damper on her enthusiasm many s. it's little vittoria's first time seeing snow and it happened during a visit to north carolina of all places. we have a last check on the forecast. watch out from selective or snowy spots. the big concern is going to be the evening commute tomorrow with active freezing rain, sleet and snow. thanks so much for the update. we appreciate that and thank you so much for joining us, i'm natasha brown, we appreciate you joining us. back with you on the 10:00 on the cw philly. we're back here at 11 on the here's your receipt. have a nice day! thank you. ♪ ♪ start the car! start the car! start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea. captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> stahl: vladimir putin made her one of the most power

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a wintry mix in gainesville and snow developing in tallahassee.etty rare but it shows you how cold it is as we go further south. there's 2:00 in the morning. mostly south and east of the district. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow, then it clears away. needles to say, we're watching the racket very closely. lower chances and it dips farther to the west. higher snow chances inland. i'll show that you early. >>> we're working with you to keep all of those new year's resolutions. >>> how to reconnect with your family, especially those with growing teenagers. >>> move over oprah. the latest celebrity to join weight watchers. how he plans to use social media to represent the program. >>> a live report from news 4 transportation reporter adam tuss on why your kids may be iand i like these award-winning cheddar puffs. first place. both events? booyah! we're an awards family. you'll like them both but love our price. award-winning organic cheddar puffs from aldi. simply smarter shopping. . >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> weight watchers is getting another major

the pink shows you near gainesville either about a wintry mix or maybe even sleet falling. we have snowfall near tallahassee. southern part of georgia, pretty rare event. here's future weather. as we go through tonight, there's the storm system i showed you. florida off the coast, 3:00 a.m., snow south and east of the district into early tomorrow morning. then leaving but again a track shift could mean higher or lower snow chances. also watch this again, it is still over florida. less than an inch possibly in the district. other than that, about 1 to 3 as it gets farther away closer to the coast. look at these temperatures that will follow. 19 for a high friday. 18 for a high saturday. keep in mind that wind will make it feel a lot colder. let's check the roads this morning, melissa. at least they're dry right now. >> that is good. i do appreciate that. taking a look right now at the roads as you take a big look at the beltway, all of the main routes into town and out of town, don't have any real big problems there on the roadways. we do have a lot of water main breaks stil

in virginia, major construction along 66 from gainesville to the beltway. new express lanes will be added. governor larry hogan wants to add express toll lanes along the 270 corridor and at the bw parkway. >> every one will see changes. >> make it even worse. >> transportation officials say all of these changes are meant to make your commute a bit faster. >>> if you have to leave and go to reagan national airport, see traffic backups soon. see security checkpoints. ment work was expected to beg adam tuss checked on this, but says there's no exact date for that work just yet. >>> d.c. police want people to stop calling 911 about dockless bikes spopg popping up in the a. they're working with the dockless bike operators about frustrations where the bikes are placed. in the meantime, they should reserve calling 911 for emergencies. >>> a new warning for parents to keep an eye out for all the little attachments that may come with your child's christmas present. >> doctors are seeing a lot more cases of children putting small items in their ears and noses. it's j

. >> well, speaking every praying it, turns out we may have a five year old girl from gainesville, floridacredit for all of the snow and ice. >> yes, she credits a little prayer she said on wednesday night. >> it snowed because of me. i was praying for snow. >> you prayed for snow? >> uh-huh. >> how did you pray? what did you say in urinary. >> i said jesus make sure it snows a lot. >> ask and you shall receive. well, the brutal cold did not put a dam perron her little entheusiasm, it is victoria's first time ever seeing snow, and it happened during a visit to north carolina, so katie, i wonder if we pray for some warmer weather, will we have the same impact as little victoria there. >> your swish my command. >> see? >> that was precious. whether you hate the cold or like it, i mean, you can't deny that was absolutely adorable. what we will find however in the days ahead is a nice warm up, but not without issue. or without incident. we already have a new system moving in, that's going to produce a wintery mix through the pm hours. the morning is fine. even up to lunchtime is fine. but, thi

we have light rain in gainesville but north of that, a dangerous situation, they don't have this kindf weather a lot in northern florida so people are urged to stay off the roadways, stay indoors. a lot of kids are not going to school. this is a hard one to forecast as we go through the next 12 to 24 hours because it comes so close to the coastline. that is why folks all along the east coast need to monitor the progress of the storm, listen to local officials. here is the future radar snow along the coast towards the mid-atlantic. how much will be get in the big city? a sense of nowcasting and watch to see how close this low tracks inland. i think it will be a close call for places like long island, coastal new jersey towards connecticut, you could see 6 to 12 inches, new york city on the cusp between the warmer air and colder air, it would not be out of the question to see this storm overachieve from the forecast totals. i will give you the latest. >> i heard people calling a winter hurricane. >> it will be a powerful storm, one of the most powerful winter storms we have seen in year

the wind chill advisory south of gainesville. it's very, very cold. everything is relative. they are much warmer than we are. but there is snow over the gulf of mexico. south of louisiana. this is the overall big picture. i want to run it through. i want to show you how the system takes shape. 5:30. there is nothing major going on. in the coming days or the hours it will strengthen. 9:30 in the morning. look at the snow potential in florida. all the rain. then we get in the day tomorrow to look at the difference on the map. we are watching the western edge. this will stay most likely east of the area. you in southern maryland is where we watch for the possibility of the snow. they will get it for sure to new england. for us we watch potential for tonight and thursday morning for snow around the d.c. metro. the farther east, greater the chance we got to 13 this morning. 13 yesterdays a well. 33. we have had 15 hours with only one -- 157 hours with only one hour above freezing. we have the highs of friday and saturday of 19. that does not account for the wind chill. larry: the

i rise today to recognize scots in downtown gainesville. it celebrated its 10th anniversary to mark this achievement the staff chose a special occasion. they chose to honor law enforcement with a luncheon. when scott dixon first opened scott's downtown in 2007. he took the first step in pursuing his dream. he began busing tables at age 13 and worked his way up the ladder. over his career he developed a passion for brightening people's days with food and a friendly heart. known for providing restaurants with exceptional food rather than highlight this success, however, scott's downtown points to the courage and service of our law enforcement officials who put their lives on the line each day to protect our community. i want to congratulate scott's downtown on their first 10 years of service and join them in thanking the brave men and women blue who make gainesville a safe and beautiful place to live. mr. speaker, i rise today to join the staff of z brown distrillionry in celebrating their 500th barrel of northeast safe and beautiful place to

north florida around gainesville, we have a bit of a wintry mix here, maybe even sleet falling. snow forming near tallahassee and parts of south georgia. this is rare for those areas, but it just shows you how far south that cold air is going. in the district we had a chance of a few light snow showers. this will be a coastal storm and most of the snow totals remain along the shoreline. 11:00 p.m., that's when the snow starts approaching but still to our south. your morning commute, evening commute are looking dry. tomorrow morning mainly south and east of dc and then we continue to dry up and it gets windy and colder. if we see this storm system shift to the east, we'll have lower chances. shifts to the west, higher snow chances. look at friday and saturday, that just looks pretty brutal. we'll take a look at it in the 40s. it's nice and dry. let's check the roads. >> good morning. a couple of brand-new problems even though it is dry. outer loop before river, we had the crash blocking the roadway. that is now cleared out of the way. you can see chopper 4 is up those delays. her

. >> holly is in gainesville floor with more on the temperatures. >> reporter: that is not new england, the boats are rocking and rolling out up for canaveral getting blown around by the first winter storm of 2018. in lake city, brain freeze in full effect. wrote crews are not worried about bridges freezing which is the real concern. >> it is a little harry.>> reporter: this man driving south from georgia not expecting to see icicles on power lines in the sunshine state. all schools closed due to weather both today and tomorrow however left over icicle christmas lights in the snowy starbucks display are the closest things we sought to winter weather to the disappointment of this little one. what we looking to do today? >> i wanted to make a snowman. >> reporter: her mom also had big plans for today. >> make snow angels. >> reporter: i am sure you can understand the disappointment. the five-year-old has never seen snow. >>> mark when you start talking about a bomb cyclone, that is gary. >> makes the storm see more exciting when you the word bomb to it. it is a slang term. that is by one

in virginia, major construction along i-66 from gainesville to the beltway. no express lanes will be added. governor larry hogan wants to add express lanes. the maryland side of the beltway and the bw parkway. >> every one of them will see changes. >> which will make it even worse. >> the transportation officials say all of the changes are meant to make your commute a little faster. >>> it's 5:55. d.c. police want people to stop calling 911 about those dockless bikes popping up in their neighborhood. police say they'vee reporting suspicious activity because of these bikes. vdt is working with the operators to deal with frustrations about where the bikes are placed by users. in the meantime, people should reserve calling 911 for emergencies. first responders have to take care of real problems. >>> 5:56 right now. let's head over to cnbc. >>> good morning, i'm indicate rogers at cnbc headquarters. apple ace replacement batteries for older iphones are available now. although the supplies may be limited. the batteries have been discounted, will be ready -- apple

ost: david in gainesville, georgia.aller: hi, like to ask the governor his stance on medical crisis a and the opioid e have in georgia and other uses for it, like to ask his stance on it and tell him that i democrat almost my entire life, but would be more than willing to vote for a republican takes a hard stand on this. you, ov. cagle: thank david. david, actually for the listeners, my hometown of gainesville, i appreciate the question. first and foremost, as you know, been dical marijuana has extanneded in terms of the degree of treatment offered cannibas oil se of itself. i have been supportive of that and i think that it is good and the testimony by which have certainly witnessed from individual families has been particularly l, with children, with seizure disorders and other types of illnesses. e want to be proactive in that alleviate across line prohibition that is currently in place. there has been discussion of would e cultivation that obviously offer some solutions. we have explored that with our systems and th

. >> thank you for being here today and for being in gainesville last week. for thousands of children across my state and around the country are having their lives turned upsidetu down. you've identified the need for more services. can you elaborate onse specifically what programmatic needs there o are for families d resources in your experience that might help mitigate the crisis. >> honestly as a reporter i would likene to say best off talking to people that work in that field. i do think one of the areas that is devastating is that there is so much need now. it's a workar for grandparents d today and it's just mind boggling to think what the need would be a because their mom and dad are gone or in prison or what have you. so my feeling is that is a basic macro level that we need to look at on how to fund more foster care and how to do foster care better. i feel like the larger point about the solution if you will to this broad epidemic that individual solutions and collectively. if we can persuade individuals than a low human being hello hud or child's har

gainesville, 32. that's where the ice has happened.-quarters of a be treacherous. we make our way up the coast. and the snowfall amounts through friday, especially through tomorrow, from savannah to charlest charleston, could be six inches of snow. we look at two to four inches, from atlantic city, down to norfolk. washington washington, d.c., just out of the realm. but if this system goes to the west a little bit, washington, you'll be involved, as well. look at the snowfall amounts. 3 to 6 inches for new york. that might be on the low side. providence, 8 to 12 inches. north of boston, 10 inches or more. and could be a foot to a foot and a half into maine. this thing, it's going to be a big snowmaker the way it's tracking right now. >> all right, al. thank you so much. >>> president trump is escalating his feud with kim jong-un. he tweeted overnight, inform him that i, too, more powerful one than his. he was responding to a threat from kim that said the entire u.s. is within range of his nuclear weapons. and a nuclear button is always

the temperatures, the difference, 54 in daytona beach, but gainesville, 32.. so we are talking about anywhere from a quarter inch to three quarters of an inch of ice in northern florida and southern georgia. power lines down, travel is going to be treacherous. then we make our way up the coast, and the snowfall amounts through friday, especially through tomorrow from savannah to charleston, could be about 6 inches of snow. we look for about 2 to 4 inches stretching from atlantic city, chink ateague to norfolk. if this system makes its way to the west just a little bit, washington, you'll be involved, as well. look at the snowfall amounts. 3 to 6 inches for new york, and i think that might be on the low side. providence, 8 to 12 inches. we have blizzard warnings south and north of boston. 10 inches or more, and could be upwards of a foot to foot and a half as we get into maine, guys. so this thing is not -- i mean, it's going to be a big, big snow-maker, the way it's tracking right now. >> all right, al. thank you so much. >>> president trump is escalating his

. >> hilton next tried to use meredith's cards a a bank 50 miles south in gainesville, georgia.gain, no dice. he made camp that night with his captive in a remote spot in the forest. the next morning, hilton attempted to use meredith's bank card still again at an atm in canton, georgia. nothing. they returned to his hidden campsite. he held meredith altogether for four days in the woods. and what nature of man is gary hilton? listen to the confession tapes about what he says about meredith's dog ella. he said he knew the dog had the identifying chip when he let the go in the supermarket parking lot. >> if i wanted to ensure that no one would have associated the dog with her, i would have killed the dog. there's no way i could do that. he was too much of a softy to kill the dog as he explained it. but ella's owner never had a chance. >> she was dead from the beginning. because i just told you, once you've done it, you're either going to kill her or get caught. there's no other solution. that sounds cold and cruel, yeah, it was. >> in his unbelievable cold recollection of the crim

the three people arrested in gainesville who fired the shot toward the crowd of protesters, two of them were convicted felons. one of them was charged with aggravated assault at night point. -- sorry aggravated kidnapping at knife point. it is no surprise that some of these people have a violent history. you do have to take that into consideration. you also have to keep yourself sane. >> this question is for ryan. i want to talk about the evolution of those crews. we talked about this at the last meeting in anaheim. they tend to get lumped together in the press, but over the years they have not liked each other that much. how seriously should we take these groups? >> that is a really difficult question to answer. we start with what -- let's start with what " unite the right" was. it was ostensibly the first major effort on the parts of the leaders of a bunch of disparate ideologies to present a unified front. to say that, now that we have passed through this election and white nationalism is making a serious effort to become the mainstream, let's bring all of these disparate ideologies

he lives in gainesville, wisconsin.e is not suffering from one dime, yet he gets a government insurance program. if he dares to touch social security and medicare, just hold your hats because we are going to unseat and detach every one of those mongoloid nitwits out of office. host: you said medicare has been great, how so? about, iecause i take would say about five to six top tier medications. also, i have some great doctors at the university of chicago hospitals. i have my cardiologist. aboutdiagnosed with copd a year or so after i had open heart surgery. i have my pulmonologist, my primary care. all of these people fall under the auspices of medicare. i am extremely grateful to them for the wonderful care they have given me. if it had not been for medicare, those wonderful doctors at the nervous chicago, and by the way in january of 2016, i was attacked with bacterial meningitis. the university of chicago stepped in through medicare to save my life. i cannot find the proper words ryan and hispaul ilk. host: i just wa