at the jacksonville, florida, airport. just a few years ago, 2013, the widow of one of the past dictate ers of dinny, the widow of the dictator who died in 2008, she became a cooperating witness for the fbi. one day in the spring of 2013, she put on a wire. the fbi wired her up so they could surveil and tape her conversation. and she went to the jacksonville airport. and she had a meeting at a diner at the jacksonville airport with a representative from a large mining company with interests in her home country and in that big iron ore deposit. in 2008, guinea had awarded to this company the exploration rights to half of that gigantic deposit of iron ore. it was a little bit of an unusual deal at the time because the guinean government had previously awarded all of the rights for that mine to a totally different company, but then inexplicably, a few years later they just sort of changed their mind and decided that half the rights would now go to this other country. it appeared at the time to be sort of a strange deal. but n

he was a jacksonville firefighter and owner of a small general contracting business. kim got her degree and began training building inspectors in hurricane-prone florida. was she good at it? >> absolutely. within two weeks, they asked her the head up the department. and she would have a class up to a hundred rough and tumble men looking at this little girl in high heels telling them how to build. but she held her own, which you have to. and they respected her for that. >> reporter: they both were laser-focused on their careers. you decided not to have any children? >> at the time we were both very busy and we just -- we felt if we were going to do it, we wanted to have time to carve out to dedicate to them. and so we never did. >> reporter: but you did have your babies? >> yes, we did. >> reporter: and how many of them? >> three miniature schnauzers. dexter, duncan and gracie. they were her children. no doubt about it. took them to the dog park religiously every weekend. walks every day. that was her little escape during the day when she got bogged down. she'd harness

lemonis: welcome to jacksonville. this place feels really good.lemonis: now we get to go inside and see tina's bars. michael: awesome. that's why i'm here. richard: how you doing? lemonis: so, this is it? richard: so, this is it. what do you think? lemonis: i was blown away. lemoniwoman: we have a deal. lemonis: when i invest in a business, i have a pretty good idea of what i'm gonna do with it. carolyn: it'll be the best haircut you've ever had. lemonis: but sometimes, even i'm surprised of what opportunities come up along the way. [ laughter ] in 2013, i went to new york city to meet jon and andrew baron, the owners of carcash, an auto-buying service. they were hanging on by a thread. jon: we're dangerously low on cash right now, which means i can't buy cars. lemonis: the brothers had taken over the business when their father died. and by the time i arrived, their relationship was falling apart. jon: next time you want to make a $7,500 purchase, you better come to me first. lemonis: sales were slowing, the losses were mounting, and they were $20

and more construction route 130 between keim boulevard and jacksonville road. now the left lane block, and that's also blocked in each direction. we will be talking about the nfl draft information coming up in a little bit. rahel, over to you. >> see you soon, thank you. could there be life beyond earth? sometimes think about these things. >> yes, they walk amongst us. >> yes, and nasa says it is closer to answer that question. >> the orbiter has found nitrogen gas from the icy moon. many scientists believe that life on earth began in similar warm events on the ocean floor. we asked franklin institute chief astronomer derrick pits about the significance of this discovery. >> the best they've come up with, where you have all of the elements that would create an environment where life possibly could have developed. >> they visit us here, i'm telling you, seen them in the wegmans marking lot. they say the discovery i hydrogen coming from the moon was completely un expected. >> very interesting. she calls it the scare of her life. mother in new york grateful her so

host: a republican from jacksonville, florida.hat do you make of the first 100 days of the trump administration? caller: full of misrepresentations by the president. i am a 30 year watcher of c-span. callers,ired of your particularly republicans blaming obama for everything that happened to the country. a lot of that fueled by donald trump during his campaign. if people are looking at the facts, donald trump people do not look at the facts. they look at the facts they want to look at in terms of the former president, blaming him for everything without looking at what president trump says he can do and what he has not done within the first 100 days. they are a multitude of things. the press has been intimidated by president trump, even though they are given the fact and you have one of his former advisers talking about alternative facts. the president has given him a pass compared to other presidents who has accepted some of their foibles within 100 days and have moved to try to greg them. president trump does not care about any of

just last week united sold right from underneath me a ticket i booked and paid for to jacksonville, floridaston and i had to rebook on american and got home at 3:30 in the morning. name the airline that would have been most likely to pull off what just happened, 75% of americans would have said united. they have something deeper than a pr problem, they have a bad corporate behavior problem. david: the first letter or two that came in the this is an upsetting event so all of i said united i apologize for having to re-accommodate customers, a lot of people had problems with that. >> you break a guy's those in my two of his teeth and give him a concussion that is country accommodating? should rapidly apologize, and i don't know how you deal with this issue. it was a problem with airport security roughing this guy up and that is where the debate is and overbooking more than 400,000 people annually, that is a lot of people. >> they tried to make amends for the first tweet that came out, he came out with the second statement, i deeply apologize to the customer forcibly removed and all other custo

part of the system, i can even show you, it has already crossed florida split is, right around jacksonvillethat is where severe weather is. then we have a northern system that has been affecting us in the overnight hours. there is more on the way, we could get even some thunderstorm activity before the day is through but right now those showers right over philadelphia making for ayuky start to the day if this is how early you start your day. there you can see that one shower right in the silt i, out toward chester county, montgomery, bucks county around warminster we have steady rain and some stretching into delco as well. that is what we have right now , ocean county, a couple of heavier showers, right toward the shore there and around toms river. what do we have? chance of more rain before the morning is through. we have had heavy downpours overnight, showers will be more scattered throughout the early part of the day and then we could see some sunshine, problem with that sunshine it makes things unstable and we could see pop up thunderstorms , so we will see how that day plays out. 60 de

no problems, construction cruise on clyme boulevard and jacksonville road. >>> this is a frightening incident. two teens are recovering from what appears to be a random attack from community carnival. there's fears it could happen again. katherine scott is live outside east detective's with the more on the police response and reaction from the victims. katherine, good morning. >> reporter: goodgood morning, jennette, happened tuesday night when the teens left a nearby carnival. now police are concerned it could happen again. >> this girl hit me. >> reporter: 16-year-old jayla santana and miguel hernandez left the carnival in hunting park. her stepmother was coming to pick her up. >> they say when a friend came from behind me and hit me from behind. >> i tried to defend her as much as i could, i tried to push the girl back, a second one hit her, a third one hit her. >> reporter: at least seven attacked her, a video went viral. miguel said he's seen the attackers before who identify on social media as a girl gang. the group is planning another attack this weekend. >> the 21st district

. >>> we begin in jacksonville, florida where a protest against the u.s.ilitary action in syria turned violent. six people were arrested when demonstrators clashed with a pro-trump group and then police officers got physical with some of the protesters as you can see in this video posted by witnesses. the jacksonville police department defended the officers saying they were reacting to being attacked. >>> and turning overseas, a 31-year-old romanian woman was visiting london has become the fifth to die in last month's terror attack in that city. andrea chrystia, an architect, ended up in the thames when the attacker's car plowed into pedestrians on a bridge. she was in london with her boyfriend who had planned on proposing to her later that same day. >>> and in florida, the brush fire that has been burning in broward county north of miami is now spreading to more than 5,000 acres overnight. a fire broke out in port st. lucie near first data field which is home to the minor league st. lucie mets where the new york mets play during spring training also. a fi

there it is 2005 jacksonville florida. >> the superbowl ring is up there. make you feel better? >> it's been ten years. it still hurts. >> at the end, tom brady was tom brady. >> you are not bitter? >> it's hard to get to the superbowl. >> we have to win one. we have been to two. we have to win one. >> i know. >> that's why we are here. why we love football as every team hopefully chooses a young man that will lead their team to glory. >> we'll be there. this is our year. >> finally, the reward for traveling the furthest goes to a young man from england. i asked him, which is your favorite team? he said, the rangers. walter perez, channel6 "action news." >> thank you, walter. security, you might expect, is tight around the parkway tonight in addition to uniformed officers there are counter terrorism units and an incident response team. everyone had to go through metal detectors to get in. the result of the efforts, there have been a few minor problems but no major incidents have taken place. for a preview of day two of the draft and a wrap up of today's exc

be allowed to get involved in political activity necessary to george jacksonville, florida, good morning. caller: good morning. i am actual ly don't agree with so the comments that i heard far. the idea of separation of church state must be to include of mosques and and synagogues and state f. we just finance christian and other religions to be to , i have been listening in the mosques nd the rabbi preaching in the synagogue, the emom is always very political and the same as the rabbi talking and support of israel and whatever. host: let me clarify, the talking mendment we're about being repealed here applies to all tax-exempt groups, not just hurches, masks and synagogues, which the i.r.s. bars from endorsing candidates and getting involved in political campaigns because churches fall under of the tax code, it applies to them and to the asks and synagogues that are tax-exempt, as well. -- er: yeah, but my conversation -- ost: you think they do it anyway? caller: no, my conversation is or t a church sponsoring only ing a candidate, can difference if a mosque will stop endorsing or synago

let's go to john who is joining us from jacksonville, florida. republican line. caller: i wanted to make a comment about the issue with the nuclear option to get judge gorsuch appointed. timeems as though every there is a republican administration, there seems to against theruction republicans and it seems like, in my lifetime, i have seen the their liberalh justices and judges -- it seems like republicans bend and have been in the past. and i'm amazed to see how in bill clinton's era, they were getting it done easier. that is my comment. host: the latest tweet from the president of the united states on the topic of the border wall. saying "don't let the media tell you i have change my position on the wall. it will get built to help stop drugs, human trafficking etc.." oft comes after his request the addition to the budget or continuing resolution that needs to be approved to keep the government opening. there are stories that it may be changing. stay with c-span to find out what is going on with that. tim is next. caller: my comment is to cut taxes for corporati

salsa dancing, jacksonville jaguars, spring break, cuban coffee. that was my list. wheel... of...! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game -- pat sajak and vanna white! hello. thanks, jim. they're talking emmy for those opens, you know. not a lot of talk. thank you very much. appreciate that. to the board with you. hi! good to see you all. well, you look happy to be here, and we're happy to have you. get ready. we'll do our first "toss up." "phrase" is the category. it's worth 1,000 bucks. here we go. ♪ [ bell chimes ] angel. home sweet home. that's it. [ cheers and applause ] as solved by angel woods. hi. -hi. -fort myers, florida. we are surrounded by floridians this week. -yes. -two children? two children. joshua and ariana. mm-hmm. and you're in the women's retailing business? yes, i am a general manager for a major women's fashion retailer. uh-huh, and unlike a lot of people who live down there, you were born in florida. i am a native floridian, born and raised, and it's such a wonderful place. why would i live anywhere else? well, i don't know. i'm not pus

overnight the rains continued, flash flood warnings around jacksonville, newbush area, and new the heavy rain starting to shift to the north of the raleigh region. all the red stripes you see are river flood warnings, we just had our flash flood warnings expire. that's good as the rain begins to head north. here's how the storm is going to time out. 7:00 a.m., washington, d.c., the heaviest rains this morning. the evening drive home all of southern new england, new york city, a lot of heavy rain for you and airport delays look >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. rain and fog in cape may. a live view from the hotel hotehote hothotel -- from the hotel hotmarquis de hotel. rain has moved in from gloucester and camden counties. we'll see steadier rainfall through the afternoon. through it all, temperatures stay chilly, in the 50s. neighborhood weather ahead at 4:30. >> thank you. >>> 4:10. here's a look at what we're working on -- >> close call. people were in this charred suv when is suddenly burst into flames overnight in north philadelphia. >>> center city traffic alert. the

board of directors will face what's expected to be angry investors at a shareholder meeting in jacksonville. this is the first meeting since the scandal surrounding the bank's sales practices. it cost hundreds of millions in fines, forced an apology to two million customers who had accounts opened to them without their permission. >> ann coulter says she will be at uc berkeley on thursday. school leaders say there is no safe place for her to speak on campus this week. the two groups sponsoring her appearance filed a federal lawsuit yesterday accusing the university of trying to restrict conservative speech on campus. their attorney claims the school has a secret policy that limits conditions for certain speakers. >> it's not in writing. it's not been publicized but it has been used to shut down two speakers that the berkeley college republicans have brought to cal. >> the university says it's trying to avoid the same kind of violence that erupted before a speech by milo yiannopoulos in february. coulter retweeted a weather forecast on thursday with the words "nice day for an outdoor speech

jacksonville to miami, 83 today. we're shooting for 85.armer than the entire state of florida. kutztown, 85. downingtown, 84. pottstown, 83. the i-95 corridor, 358. philadelphia, glassboro, berlin all 85. jersey shore, mid mid carol midei -- 70s. 85 today, breezy and sunny, 72. tuesday, 65. wednesday and thursday, showers and highs in the 70s. delightful back here today. >> delightful i never hear you use that world. it must be very good. >> the torch has been passed on to a trenton firefighter who is now wearing her father's badge. nora muchanic has an emotional story to tell. for a newly minted firefighter in natasha rivera, the daughter of a city firefighter who died in the line of duty in 2009. >> i know he is with me. i'm very honored, oh, my god i'm going to cry. >> reporter: natasha one of five children was 17 when he died. he collapsed after a fire helping to rescue a man from a burning house he died several weeks later. her father's death was devastating, who grew up wanting to be a firefighter just like her dad. >> stress level w

overnight the rains continued, flash flood warnings around jacksonville, newbush area, and new the heavy rain starting to shift to the north of the raleigh region. all the red stripes you see are river flood warnings, we just had our flash flood warnings expire. that's good ath to head north. here's how the storm is going to time out. 7:00 a.m., washington, d.c., the heaviest rains this morning. the evening drive home all of southern new england, new york city, a lot of heavy rain for you and airport delays look certain. that's a look at the big weather story. here is a closer look at your day ahead. well, the other thing is temperatures are going to be cool too. a raw day, especially near the coast. only 49 today in boston. look at rapid city today, a high of 32 with a chance of some snow. that's not fun for anyone. and we're going to talk about severe weather in the days ahead too after we get rid of this mess on the east kros. >> the april showers. thank you. >>> there's one would be burglar who nearly found himself stuck. and surveillance shows the man sliding down a rope into a new

. >> reporter: chris is a special education teacher from jacksonville, florida, who had an idea.sscross the country to make sure the lonely children were lonely no longer. >> you're welcome. i'm happy we got to meet today. >> i'm happy, too. >> i saw so myself in the kids. >> reporter: a teacher who was in the class room at first who is now determined to take what he learned from the children far beyond. >> when i saw children who could flourish, who could grow if they were just accepted. >> how does that feel? >> reporter: that's 8-year-old marilee in tampa bay. at first, he wanted to create a series of books. he would call it special books by special kids. his idea was rejected by 350 publishers. he decided to do it on his own. creating a nonprofit and his own facebook page with over a million followers now. some of the children he meets are nonverbal. but he's giving this em a moment, too. morgan on the left and his high school sweetheart and a simple question from chris. >> go. action. >> will you always love morgan? >> yes. >> oh, my gosh! >> geez. >> and why? >> his heart.

the parents of a child with cerebral palsy is that suing the duval school district in jacksonville over abuse. their three-year-old child was one of 120 students placed what was called a discipline box. >> administration was aware of it. teach terse used it. not a valid crisis intervention behavioral intervention technique. >> the school district released a statement saying that it could not comment on pending litigation. >> sixers face the knicks at madison square garden tonight for their final game of the season. they are finishing their fifth straight losing season without six players due to injuries. >>> and phillies left last night's game against the mets because of a strained forearm. the phils lose 14 to four. pitcher vince velasquez gets the start in the series finale tonight. >> as crews continue to set up the parkway for the nfl draft local businesses are coming up with their game plan. an estimated 200,000 people are expected to take over the ben franklin parkway and the surrounding neighborhoods and they are going to be hungry and thirsty and that is something that area rest

near record to record highs, orlando at 97, 93 in jacksonville and some of that heat sneaks right along the mid-atlantic today up to 85 in the nation's capital. we'll talk more about that heat coming up the east coast and may get into the northeast. by the time we get to friday and saturday. >> 97 in orlando. that's hot. >> bill, thank you. one teen is going viral for her take on prom. she painted her own dress. she was tired of seeing all of the girls mat last year she painted her dress to look like this. >> very cool. ahead details of a study on how your heart is affected by energy drinks and find out the top trending stories around donald trump's first 100 days. skin-flex™, anna! sit! new band-aid® brand skin-flex™ bandages. our best bandage yet! it moves like a second skin. ♪ dries almost instantly. better? yeah. go! good thing because stopping never crosses your mind. band-aid® brand. stick with it™ codogs just won't quit.! neither does frontline. that's why there's frontline gold. with its easy applicator frontline gold delivers powerfu

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host: our next call from jacksonville, florida, independent line. caller: good morning. i have a, and an idea and i hope you will comment on it and give me just a moment to explain it. i have been trying to organize a movement called take the pledge, which means you vote out every single incumbent. what this would do is it would eliminate all the money and the lobbyists because there would be no point in funding an incumbent for reelection if they knew that the people were going to vote out every incumbent on every level, democrat or republican. that is my comment, and i am wondering if you could comment on the effectiveness of a movement like this. guest: i think that is a really interesting idea. would i would say is we have the power to make our voices heard without voting out every incumbent, regardless of where they stand on the issues, and it is people power. it is constituent advocacy, it is going to your local events, showing up, calling members of congress. what we saw with the health care bill is that will have a powerful effect, and when you stand up and make

the wind advisories that stretch from ann arbor, michigan, to jacksonville, florida, we still have the potential of two inches of flash flooding. bayside, queens, saw flash flooding. look at that behind it, david, cold and snow behind it. 2 to even 5 inches coming with this. get ready for the wind and cold. >> not done with the snow yet. ginger, thank you. >>> when we come back tonight, the m.i.t. graduate facing terror charges. the discovery police allegedly made in his home. >>> also, the passenger jet scare keeping passengers on the ground for several hours. what security found in the luggage. >>> and celebrating an american original, comedian don rickles who made sure everyone -- we mean everyone -- was fair game. mean everyone -- was that fair game. the comfort in knowing where things are headed. because as we live longer... and markets continue to rise and fall... predictable is one thing you need in retirement to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing brighthouse financial. a new company established by metlife to specialize in annuities & life insurance

host: jacksonville florida is next. linda is a republican. good morning. caller: good morning. taking my call. know that ms. golden does not volunteer her time and when the do is is cut, what they cut it at the top executive salaries, and i'm 75 has old, and no program ever worked. harder, and ting these executive programs that are overnmentally funded, making us poorer and poorer so hey can have more programs so it's just ridiculous. guest: the cuts generally are services that go directly to people. which mple, pell grants, help low-income students work their way through school, help pay their tuition and just pay for what they need in o to be able to be school. i want to go back to one thing that the previous caller asked. she said we don't know error detales about the budget and he want to highlight that. that's right. president trump's budget sketchy. s very it has 20% reduction in the department of labor. it's likely , but in addition to the workforce programs, that means cutting people who enforce wage an hour rules, making sure fair day's get a day's work. i would say it

route 130 between keim boulevard and jacksonville road. left lane blocked.in each direction. might start to slow you down little bit. but i would say more toward 6:00 hour, rahel, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. now for look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> in the trentonian, mercer county prosecutors investigating the leak of video footage on facebook of 2015 police interrogation. the entire interrogation from start to finish wasn't posted just few short clips, nonetheless, man interrogated in the video now believes his life is in danger, after numerous media posts have called him a snitch. >> from the reading eagle, reading police yesterday charged city district judge kylie scott withdrawn den driving at tests show her blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit for driving when an officer stopped her this month. scott is reading mayor. >> from the bucks county year year times, bucks county community college have approved tuition increase. bucks county resident will pay additional $5 per credit. student who don't live in the

same thing with naples florida, jacksonville, 82.mi, 80 degrees, it's warmer than in florida today. the good news it's only going to last for one day. the good news i know of you think it's too warm too soon. i agree. we'll see more seasonable temperatures heading into monday, tuesday, wednesday. future tracker 6, looking at mostly sunny skies mixed with clouds from time to time. later in the evening look how late in the day it is, 10:00 p.m. we'll see brief showers passing through the far western suburbs. the easter sunday is dry. this is an update it shows showers pushing through at 10:00 a.m. first thing tomorrow, i'm not sure i buy that, but we'll allow for a shower in the morning hours with the passage of the front. after that skies open up for sunshine. beautiful finish to the weekend. 85 in philadelphia. millville, 84. dover, 83. reading, 85. allentown, 84. trenton, 84. breezy with a combination of sun and clouds. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows more seasonable temperatures as we get into monday and tuesday

host: bob from jacksonville, texas, a democrat. morning, bob. caller: yes, good morning. thank you, and i appreciate you taking my call. thing. ure caller: i'm not sure what that all, but i hope i remember what i want to say. first of all, nikki haley talked making -- playing, fools. syria for donald trump is playing the american people for fools. con. ust another let me back up a little bit. barack obama, who put this to do ress, he wanted to something but congress wouldn't even vote on it so, you know, say -- they blame him for bologna. that's but the question was, was it in national interest? in the national interest, he would have done something to north korea already. that for a little while. okay. and i appreciate you taking my call. host: as bob points out here in the new york times, the headline is g.o.p. lawmakers, once plan to tof an obama strike syria, now back trump. and 15 years ago, lawmakers and parties remained divided and ambivalent about giving any explicit blessing to enter theaters of war. it's an ideological formed by individual views of both war and

host: jacksonville, florida. independent line. caller: good morning.y problem is the lack of historical knowledge that a lot of your colors -- a lot of your callers are clueless on world events. sean spicer emphasizes the point of america that is clueless on historical events. there's a lot of readers across this world that leaders across this world who've done her rent is thanks to their people. we have events going on in place andt have taken people don't even know about it. trump tojust a way for get away from what has been happening with his russian .ollusions this wasn't anything else about what took place. about3, trump tweeted out we should not take action when the russians dropped that when the syrians dropped gas on their people back then. i have a problem with trump anyway because he has five deferments from the military. i'm a veteran. host: should concerns about actions in syria, north korea's nuclear program, should that cause the u.s. concern or foster a response? caller: that's a response for the world, not a response for the united stat

(jrstone) a woman was attacked by a shark just south of jacksonville just a few days earlier.foot. she says it took 30 stitches to close the wounds. (justine) tunring to weather now, meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful start to the weekend. temperatures were much warmer and we even had a few 70s. but you probably noticed the high clouds moving in as well. that's the first sign of the storm off of the coast. doppler radar still shows that we remain dry but you can see the storm headed our way. if you're going out tonight it will remain dry and a little breezy near the coast. clouds will continue to move in and on easter sunday it looks like rain. on the satellite picture you can see high pressure that brought us the nice start to our weekend. but that swirl of clouds is the storm that will bring more rain our way. our latest computer model shows the storm clouds moving in tomorrow moring. we could showers as early as 8 am in the north bay and then picking up toward noon. it will mostly be light showers but if you're planning an ea

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we'll be warmer than every one of these locations. 85 in philadelphia. 80 for miami, jacksonville, 82 degrees, warmer than the entire state of florida, very unusual for this time. year. wind out of the west/southwest pick up 20 to 35 miles per hour. we'll be wind whipped later on. hour by hour, 1:00 p.m., 82. 3:00 p.m., 83. 5:00 p.m., 84 degrees, look for the warm breeze and high of 85. overnight tonight there could be a brief passing shower or thunderstorm after 8:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m. that's with the passage. cold front. otherwise it's partly cloudy, 57 degrees outlying suburbs, 64 for center city. there's no true cold air behind that front. even though we call it a cold front. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, it's cooler air, 85 degrees, sun and clouds, breezy and pleasant monday, 72le. partly sunny, tuesday, 65. late-day showers, wednesday, 62. thursday, friday, saturday, we get into the 70s again, lots of clouds, though, perhaps a shower or two around. nydia? >> a fisherman had to be rescued after getting trapped on a rock surrounded by raging rapids in oklahoma. he was

jacksonville, 68 and new orleans 67. we have a shot of unseasonable warm air. today and slides through later this evening, and gets really, really warm. the cooler air on the backside of the cold front slides through easter sunday evening. there could be a stray shower, the bigger story with that front temperatures get back to where they should be for this time of the year into the 60s. >> if you're looking for a fun light display without breaking the bank here's a dyi project to create your own marquee signs. >> reporter: custom marquee signs can cost hundreds to thousands of dollars, but not this one, this set us back 40 bucks. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: are these marquees, have you heard of it? >> yes. >> reporter: marquee signs are super popular i'm seeing them everywhere. this is a fun project to bring glitz and glam to any room. first take store bought wooden letters, paint them a fun color then make a simple shallow wooden box. take a string of globe lights and unscrew the bulbs and unpop the base and screw the bulbs back on. does anyone you know

the largest city in the state was jacksonville with about 4000 people. a couple thousand people in tampa. if you drew a line from jacksonville to southwest about the middle of the state, that was as far as you could go. there was no boca raton, no miami. the key west, the most importanp city in the state are in a way was 20,000 people. you could also get there by boat. for a long time after flagler and came in the late 1980s, it remained that way. but he did an amazing thing after extending his railroad down the eastern seaboard of florida creating palm beach, who creating miami throughout dallas. and then someone came to him at the notion of extending the railroad over 153 miles of largely open water to key west. at the time he was 72 years old and all the money he ever needed. and still he said i'm going to do it. people said it's impossible. the impossible could be done anh in doing so he staged that little island to close the american friends here in 1912. post also is responsible for that traffic jam on 95. [laughter] >> guest: no matter how many la

the largest city was jacksonville with 4,000 people. a couple thousand in people in tampa. if you drew a line from jacksonville southwest to tampa in the middle of the state that was as far as you could go. there was no palm beach. there was no bocaraton, there was no miami. 20,000 people and an important naval station was the most important place in the state but you could only get there by boat for a long time even after flagler came in the early 1880 said it remained that way. he did an amazing thing after extending his railroad down the eastern seaboard of florida creating palm beach, creating miami. a little outpost called fort dallas. someone came to him with the notion of extending that railroad to key west and at the time he was 72 years old, had all the money he needed and he said i'm going to do it. i think he was motivated by the fact people said it was impossible. he proved the impossible could be done. in doing so, he stitched together that little island and really clesed the american frontier in 1912. >> he is responsible for that traffic jam on 95. >> no matt

his dream was the florida east coast railway, which would run from jacksonville to key west connectinges, new edens where america's rising middle class could frolic and play. he also agreed to lay a foundation for the city on both sides of the miami river. as more and more whites moved in, segregation took hold and much of the bahamian community was forced into the black neighborhoods like overtown and liberty city. if you're looking for old miami, miami. original miami you're looking for a great extent, black miami. ♪ these days liberty city is mostly ignored by developers, but back in the day it was the epicenter of the black community. a lot has happened since then. >> cook: corn beef, pancakes, smoked sausage, boiled eggs. >> anthony: what do you usually get? >> luther: the fishy grits. that's a bahamian dish. >> anthony: your parents were jamaican and bahamian. >> luther: yes. my mother was bahamian. my dad was jamaican. >> anthony: today i'm having fish and grits at mlk restaurant with this guy, luther campbell. >> anthony: a lot of good cooking tradition in the family. >> luther

the rest of the morning plus severe thunderstorms in the northern part of the florida, around jacksonvillethis morning but back to us, widely scattered showers, they are pretty light what we have right now but there is more on the way. so we will zoom into philadelphia, and part of delco, around half forward we are seeing rain. go up north around bucks county around buckingham we have a few showers as well. southern new jersey these just popped up in the last half an hour north of vineland and around deerfield and other parts of the cumberland county widely scattered showers as well. lets watch ultimate doppler radar in the only today but once we get into thursday and keeping an eye on the friday forecast. today we have got some showers around throughout the rest of the morning. cloud lingering for a while. then sun comes out. because this is a warm front we will get warm in the 70's but we have the chance of pop up showers and thunderstorms maybe three or four or even in the evening hours. we will clear out overnight. we have a beautiful, sunny day on wednesday, and then wednesday night i

joyce, jacksonville, florida. line for democrats. good morning. yes. hello. host: go ahead, joyce. good morning. i think this is a bad thing what trump doing with his family up and doing e house, all kinds of things. hadn't seen it yet. we have yet to see those cases. wei we don't know what's going on. it's a bad idea. knows we do not mess with russia but everybody don't see the picture. whole white the house is corrupted. they smell some rats, and close by. host: michelle is waiting in camden, tennessee. independent. michelle, good morning. caller: good morning to you too. ma'am. o ahead, caller: okay. in old enough to remember when john kennedy bobby, ed his brother, attorney general. bobby was probably his most trusted advisor, and i have no with this. because when you're in that your , you want people at back. and i also have one little more make. to host: yes, ma'am. caller: compromise. and worried, when i see representatives calling each other names. can these people not work compromise? each side taking a little? i -- and the media, i a media so een against the president. th