did john brown elect abraham lincoln? course, the first thing that would come to mind is -- how could that be? brown is dead. he cannot vote. how could he possibly have anything to do with the election of 1860? before we finish this evening i think you will see that john brown, the ghost of john brown, the memory of brown, was very influential in what happened in that election. that watershed election in american history that ultimately gave us america's greatest president. thew days ago, december december the second, -- 156 yearso, one ago, here in jefferson county, something very important happened. a hanging. an execution. you here in shepherdstown would have known about the execution. everyone knew about it. climbingohn brown was the scaffold. charlestown,d in less than 10 miles down the road. in your county seat. it was not a public execution. you would not be invited. in fact, you would not be invited because you are under martial law. yes, you live here, yes this is your home, but right now, jefferson county is occu

boling's strange inheritance. >> these may actually have been the shackles that bound john brownlast months on earth before he was hanged in 1859. >> it will soon fall to the heir to find out the truth. >> but first... decades before harpers ferry, president john quincy adams appointed john brown to what federal government position? was it... the answer when we return. on the floor! everybody down! nobody move! on the floor! hey, do something! oh, i'm not a security guard. i'm a security monitor. i only notify people if there's a robbery. there's a robbery! why monitor a problem if you don't fix it? that's why lifelock does more than free credit monitoring to protect you from identity theft. we not only use proprietary technology to detect and alert you to a range of identity threats, if you have a problem, we have a u.s. based team of specialists who'll work to fix it. we'll even spend up to a million dollars on lawyers and experts to set things right. considering how often you use public wi-fi, shop online, and give out your social security number, it's no wonder that one in fo

boling's strange inheritance. >> these may actually have been the shackles that bound john brownths on earth before he was hanged in 1859. >> it will soon fall to the heir to find out the truth. >> but first... decades before harpers ferry, president john quincy adams appointed john brown to what federal government position? was it... the answer when we return. >> president john quincy adams made brown a postmaster in pennsylvania. brown held the job for seven years. >> ♪ john brown's body lies a-moldering in the grave ♪ ♪ but his soul goes marching on ♪ >> less than a year after abolitionist john brown is hanged in 1859, abraham lincoln nd our heir's strange inheritance story. >> somehow john brown was able to bequeath these shackles to my great-great-grandfather. >> john boling's father, jack, dies in 1988, his mother, judy, in 2010. he's executor of her estate, which includes hundreds of items she collected over the years. >> she said, "john, i want everybody to come out of this with equal value." and we're not talking sentimental value, we're talking monetary value, which was

we are not spending time intellectualizing around -- about john brown, we are responding to john browno an attack , somebut for a reason would say, and the reason that's justified, some with hank. -- some would think. what is john brown? not always he, what is he? -- not who is he, what is he? what words come to mind? think for a moment. that's one of new, any different of onions? a freedom fighter, i don't need to hear anything more. we have people from the same community who have two very just opinions that are on far reaches of the planet with those words. terrorist/freedom fighter. watch the entire program with dennis price saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span th ree. " is live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. join the con for station -- join the conversation. coming up tuesday morning, journalists from politico discuss their approach to covering washington. be sure to watch "washington journal" >> this coming tuesday is the first in the nation new hampshire primary. next political science professor , andrew smith teaches a class on the history of the

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john brown is the chief information officer for the mission health system. he says his teams are constantly anything out of the ordinary. >> this particular attack we experienced in the latter part of 2015 was limited in its scope. and the ability for them to get to any confidential data was not possible because of the quick action that the team took and there is no sensitive information made available to

we are responding to john brown. an attack on us. but for a reason, any reason that is justified, some would say. here is where i asked the question. what is brown? not who is he. what is he? what words come to mind. think for a moment. >> terrorist. >> that is one opinion. >> freedom fighter. >> i don't need to hear anything more. we have to people from the same community who have to very different opinions that are on far reaches of the planet. terrorist, freedom fighter. watch the entire program with dennis frye saturday 6:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span3's american history tv. >> up next, lincoln's outlook on economic opportunity and equality. we hear about his belief that every citizen has the ability to "rise up," including slaves, who says wentty he against the american promise. he compares modern economic policy to lincoln's economic philosophy. cottage hostcoln's this event. hosted this

john brown? >> john: i was going to go with candle in the wind but lu brought up the date an circle of life was 1990. i think so. i was a young kid in 1990, and i remember watching this, and i was three... >> amy: whatever. >> jayme: you were not. >> amy: here's your answer... >> amy: sacrifice! i thought was the least likely of these three to be his first number one in britain. but it was sacrifice, and it is funny, david, tell the folks at coffee garden, good job! [applause]. >> and, he could not want to be remembered for crocodile rock. and he said it was a one-timer thing and i don't want to be remembered for that one. elton john, a legend. thanks, guys, thanks for >> check out what is hot in hollywood. >> amy: jenna castillo has scoops, good morning! >> good morning! loving the story, for today. so fun, just cracks me up. i saw this yesterday. and i almost spit out my coffee. kate winslett says, well, about that last scene... so funny. >> can you believe it, it has been 20 years almost, i mea

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i'm john brown. >> amy: you don't get to say that very often. >> john: once every four years. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. here are the stories we're working on for you. >> reporter: a south florida baby is back home with her mother after being abandoned in orange county. there have been two arrests in her kidnapping. >> i believe a first rate con artist is on the verge of taking over the party of lincoln and reagan. >> john: how g.o.p. rivals are teaming up against donald trump. and then this ... >>> the oscar goes to leonardo dicaprio. >> amy: that's the way she was talking last night [breathless]. a star studded night. >> john: i don't know if that's her real voice. but every time i hear it. >> amy: very marilyn monroe >> jayme: talk about weather that way. >> amy: jayme king, happy monday [said with a breathless voice]. >> jayme: chilly morning, but gorgeous day. we have 50s here rather than widespread 40s. a cool start, making way to an awesome day. mixed skies. 75 by 5:00 p.m. and 78 by 2:00 p.m. cloud cover about 20,000 feet above. give the sun a filtered appearance. we have warmt

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. t/s going to be a beautiful sunrise. first a central florida teenager stepping before a judge this morning. he's accused of running down a sheriff's deputy. >> john: a young woman from lake county is now behind bars after we'll look at what left led up to that. >> amy: a measure that would impact clergy across the state. the pastor protection bill. >> john: the roads are a little slick. jayme saw someone slide through an intersection this morning. >> jayme: sure did. >> john: be careful when you head out there. >> jayme: slick roadways. a little light rain moved through at 1:00, to 2:00, to 3o clock this morning. so slow it down. temperatures in the 60s. we're really, really mild, and not doing too bad for this late position in the month of february. i like these temperatures here. all of the rain managed to get up to alachua county. and it looks like a heartier batch over the mainstream current. and heaviest rain resurging it's active into the afternoon. chance at 40%. it pales in comparison to this monstrosity loading u

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. look at that beautiful sunrise. see, after every storm comes the light, jayme king. isn't that fantastic? >> jayme: gorgeous. it'll stay that way for at least seven days. here we go. we can see that the line has gone offshore. the heavy line from 30, 40, 50 nautical miles east of cape canaveral. yet to eject from the land in far south florida. the lower keys about to get blasted pretty good. the potential for severe weather alive and well. and clearing things out. bright brilliant sunshine. it stays that way for a good while. and gradual clearing, warm temps. 77. another front late tonight and early tomorrow morning. very little fanfare. scraps of cloud cover. and no raif8cu with the next burst. paving the way for good looking weather for the coming days. the seven-day forecast speaks for itself. you have all of the sunshine, pleasant temps and highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s. fantastic weather. enjoy it all. >> gina: happy tuesday. messy, messy day on the roadways. left lane blocked on obt. overturned vehicle.

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. let's get over to jayme. >> jayme: we were out doing a little facebook live, and it's thick in all locales. that's why we have the fog advisory in all locations in the fox 35 viewer area. this goes until 10:00 a.m. got fog? that's the question. you bet we do. gainesville, ocala, leesburg. everybody getting some form or fashion of this. all of the kids off to school but we want you to take it real slow and give yourself extra time to get into work or wherever you are headed. 50s and 60s right now. the dew point and the actual temperature are very close. the atmosphere condenses and you that's the case until 10:00 a.m. the winds become more southeasterly and this here is a tremendous amount of snow around the high plains and the upper midwest. south of that, a dangerous scene setting up today. we bring in very, very strong storms. windy weather, colder, and rainy. we'll talk about the detailed forecast coming up here in just a bit. >> gina: happy tuesday, everyone. a live look at i-4 ne

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. so glad you're with us. happy friday to you. >>> an 8:00-year-old boy is flown to the hospital after he was hit riding on his bike. the police said that the driver did not stop. and why police believe they may have found the driver. >> john: a shooting in kansas. we're learning about the gunman's long history of crime. >>> why they're not the right with hillary clinton in november. >> amy: the republican candidates taking aim at donald trump last night. find out if they were successful knocking him down a peg or two. and there were two others on the stage too. but we didn't hear a lot from them. >> jayme: we had low 40s in gainesville. 45 at bushnell and widespread 40s on the eastern side of florida. for the bus stop, kiddos, a cold morning giving way to a delightful afternoon. mid-60s and bright sunshine. i think you'll love saturday and sunday even more. we're embacking on a great run of weekend weather. thin, sir us are cirrus clouds moving through. 46dy 2 and lows in the 50s. and overnight a cold one. an

i'm john brown. the stage is set for one of the please exciting political battles in history. as you know by now, the first votes were cast in iowa this past week, and now all eyes are set on new hampshire as the candidates make their way to the east. primary contest will be held there tuesday night. you can see the candidates head to south carolina. march 1st is super tuesday, and the florida primary which happens two weeks later on march 15th. now, over the next half hour we have analysis and experts covering every possible angle. our power panel is here. carl jackson, frank torrez. craig patrick will talk about the scenes in iowa. our own pollster will explain how he was the only one to call it right in iowa, and scott maxwell from the hadn't toe sentinel gives us his opinion on the winners and losers. we start on the campaign trail. lou and sore real has more on the messages coming from new hampshire. >> reporter: ted u.s. cruz is trying to convince voters he is not a one state wonder. >> the way we did it in iowa is how we're working to do it in new hampshire, is how we'r

. >> john: i'm john brown. >> reporter: good morning. police have wrapped up their double homicide murder investigation here in winter park and we'll have the latest coming up. >> she said i told you. >> john: the boyfriend of the woman who police said abandoned the baby after birth. the reason i say that nicely is that rubio called him a liar also. >> amy: the candidates getting feisty. a new poll coming out with a new man leading the pack in the race. jayme king is feisty every day. that's what i like about him. you're never boring. >> jayme: thanks, i appreciate that. your side kick is not too boring either. 39 at oinchts, how d that happen? 39 at ocala. and you may call it cool, chilly, cold, but the great equalizer returns in much of the way of sunshine and gorgeous, gorgeous weather overall. a little breezy to the north. no doubt about that. high pressure migrating over, and clockwise flow of air bringing the northerly flow we ride this all the way into the weekend. lots going on locally. the big running of the 58th annual daytona 5

. >> john: i'm john brown. today's stop stories. >> amy: storms led to a tornado warning overnight. jayme will track all of the severe weather to keep everybody safe. >> john: a woman and teenage daughter found dead inside their home. we have the latest on this murder investigation. >> amy: what state leaders are trying to do to keep more case of zika virus from popping up. >> john: i didn't even know it was storming, and then i get here and i see this. >> jayme: what happened when the line came through, it got intense over eastern, southeastern orange, and os olequa, and brevard. and we had a full on tornado warning. that's been long canceled. i fully anticipate that i think this watch will go bye-bye through the next half hour. maybe keeping it down for indian river county and areas south. you can see how rapidly the rain and storminess has moved to the east. this is tranquil, dry, stable air. cooling temperatures and much calmer temperatures are spreading our way. we had severe weather, and that's how it goes this time of the year. and the conditions are perfectly adequate to gene

welcome, i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. it will be a lot of fun, yeah. here's a look at some of what you can expect in today's show. >> john: first up the cruise ship that got tossed around docked at port canaveral and we're live to see if these passengers had a smoother ride and what they said about the ship. >> amy: why chocolate is actually a good thing to eat. when you are pregnant. >> running through the biggest moment from the grammys, including best and worst dressed. all coming up on the 9 o'clock hour. >> amy: mel lan is here, i love it -- mel lan anie is here. outside, jayme, most of the nasty weather is -- gone! >> jayme: and, already 60 miles northeast, the grand bahamas and is moving good and we are the big news now, much heralded yesterday. we see the line of weather and behind it we'd pave a pattern here of good looking conditions. as you go through the next 7 days you'll love it here. 50s and 60s now on the cusp of 70 in melbourne and upper 60s there and gradual clearing and warming temperatures. we hit 76 yesterday, i think we undo that b

"good day orlando," i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. glad you are with us and here's the stories we're working on for you right now. a word, a popular restaurant, a person was shot and the gunman is out there and we'll tell you where orange county deputies believe he could be hiding this morning. >> john: plus apple tells the fbi it want no part in hacking into the san bernardino shooter's phone and the company insist exposing the information would put all the customers at risk. >> amy: and all new at 8:00, are you constantly putting heads with people -- butting heads with people who think they are better than you? narcissism is on the rise. gee, i wonder why? could it be the selfies we are taking every 24 seconds. what is fueling the epidemic, i bet you selfies has something to 8:01. how things look outside. about the fog in different areas. >> jayme: and, the forecast at 4:30, and it was nonexistent and now it is moving in. let's look at what is going on and, again, downtown, we are slowly beginning to see things, and, the worse as fa

it is 8 o'clock, i'm john brown, i'm amy kaufeldt. so glad you are with us on this leap day monday, here's the stories we're working on right now, first a two-month-old baby girl kidnapped from an apartment in south there a and back home with her mother. we'll have details on how investors garts igators say the baby ended up hundred of miles. holds the secret to long life because she's turning 108 today. her message to you, straight ahead. >> and from leo's big win to a girl scout cookie extravaganza, the most talked about moments from hollywood's biggest night last night, plus, david marp. >> we parked our vehicle live village. i want you to take everything you know and throw it away. we'll give you a major education what it should be like, live at the ice dynamite on the 8 o'clock hour of... >> "good day orlando"! [cheers] >> i never want -- everyone is awake this morning. >> john: because you have an extra day, in 2016 to go out there and capture the moment and make it the best year ever. >> amy: yeah! make it happen! >> john: wow!

dennis describes the reaction of both southerners and northerners in the wake of abolitionist john brown's 1859 raid on the federal armory at harpers using quotes from period newspapers and letters, he says this stage for the nations divided sentiments are ahead of 1860 which was won by abraham lincoln. his talk was hosted by shepherd university. mr. frye: good evening. thank you very much for coming to the last installment before christmas. it has been a great success. shepherd university is ending on a high note and we have a further surprise in the form of tonight's speaker. a person who many of you probably know quite well. dennis b fry is the chief

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-- here on your monday morning, i'm john brown, i'm amy kaufeldt. happy presidents day to you, glad you are here. >> john: there is yours. >> amy: we are coloring. you know why? it helps with my stress level. >> john: coloring books and about the landmarks -- this is -- this is cool. so... we're talking about different landmarks and amy and i will try out our art today and -- >> what is cool, great city of orlando landmarks, the artist has put in here, jen will be joining us live in a little bit to tell us about it.

i'm john brown. amy will be right back. here are the stories we're working on. you can expect delays heading through maitland and winter park. construction will be tied up on 1792 all weekend long. we'll show you how to get around it all.

i'm john brown. >> i'm amy kaufeldt. happy presidents' day to you. >>> break, news out of brevard county. searching for a missing boater right now. >>> the search continues for a car linked to a murder in orange county. the key piece of evidence that in the vehicle. >> amy: even though hover boards have had problems retailers are still selling them. >> john: daytona 500 week ahead. >> jayme: the big live show this friday. we'll be live from the track. lots to plan and in store. the weather couldn't be better. last year we froze our pants off. and 50s space coast. and it's all about the wind direction this morning. the wind going the relatively warm surf waters. we're going to be a bit warmer in brevard county. rain chances at some point. isolatessed in nature after 3:00 p.m. a warm one today. close to 80 degrees in a lot of locations. trending cooling along the immediate beach front. it'll be a toasty day tomorrow. down we go, slowly but surely, baby steps to the cool down. we keep it in the 70s all week long. no chance

i'm amy kaufeldt. >> john: i'm john brown. >> reporter: good morning. police have wrapped up their double homicide murder investigation here in winter park and we'll have the latest coming up. >> she said i told you. >> john: the boyfriend of the woman who police said abandoned the baby after birth.

in the words of bobby brown. >> john: you quoted bobby brown. that is big! get your kids rolling in the kitchen! with you a fun class for kids. hi, david! >> reporter: it is a monthly class, funky monkey run by ashley nichol from hell's kitchen, season 15. the last hour we had them make a chicken tempura roll. >> and they did wonderful. >> reporter: coming up we'll for the (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >> time to get help from the kitchen. >> amy: kids young as 6 are learning to roll sushi and, actually -- >> kids younger than 6. david martin is at the funky david martin is at the funky monkey bistro on i-drive. february 20th, is that right. >> reporter: and, what is the web site? >> fmi restaurant group.com. >> reporter: having fun this morning? >> yes. >> reporter: you made a chicken tempura roll. have you done something like this, chloe? >> no. >> reporter: you have a choice of what. >> spicy mayo. be careful, it is spi

john brown's father, i think it was david, took jesse grant in as a hired stepson. young jesse grant knew john brown. he is opposed to slavery and something of an abolitionist. his wife is certainly opposed to slavery as were the quakers in that era. you will find that grant, like religion, is perfectly silent on the issue of slavery. it is something that does not touch him. it doesn't matter to him. lee is also difficult to figure out on slavery. he will say in a famous letter written in 1856 that slavery is an evil but he will also say it is an evil man can do nothing about. only god can do something about slavery. if man can't do anything about it and god's agents on earth are men, have been anything ever be done about slavery? he will say he thinks slavery is worse for white than it is for the slaves because the whites have to take care of them. have to feed and clothe them. he is pretty much terrified of the social upheaval of what would happen if slaves were freed and we were suddenly living amongst southern whites looking for jobs. perhaps leading to some kin

the last time i said that, was i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. good morning on this leap day. >>> a baby is now back home with its family and how it ended up many miles away. >> john: the spacex launch was scrubbed again. this time only with seconds left. >>> i don't know david duke. i am pretty sure i didn't meet him. >> amy: a controversial endorsement. who 1 throwing their support behind the g.o.p. favorite and why it's ruffling some feathers. >> john: a little chilly out there, but time to get some sunscreen. >> jayme: over the course of weeks we begin to tack on many we have 40s and 50s again. a little warmer than we had over the weekend. a chilly start saturday. and sunday. the temps are slowly coming up. we have 50s. clouds in the area. cool, dry morning giving way to a warm afternoon. there's no rain tied to this. the layer on cloud stands on top. 20,000 feet on high. and we filter in sunshine. close to 80 by 2:00 p.m. by 5 5:00 p.m. gorgeous for the drive home. we'll have mid-70s. uv index at a 6. high to moderate range. and then we come

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. a shoot out involving marion county deputies. a deputy was shot. and we have the details that are new from overnight. >> john: i wake up every day and laugh the the latest thing that donald has tweeted. >> donald trump blasting ted cruz on twitter. wait until you hear how cruz is now responding. >> amy: congress tearing apart nasa es a mission to mars. what lawmakers say has to happen for that to work. big changes are heading our way. i like the way it's starting. >> jayme: isn't that nice? the clouds will rush on in. sharp uptick in rain chances. increasing a rain chance over north central florida. spreading out over gainesville, ocala, and everybody will be fashion. we go through the late morning and afternoon and beyond that. we show you the day ahead, or look ahead. the hour-by-hour forecast, accuweather times and temp, close to 80. as soon as the cloud cover moves in and the rain ensues, temperatures coming down into the low 70s. and 72 we'll call it. and some of you in the northern tier a lot cooler. behind the front is the

i'm john brown. >> amy: the super bowl is all about the snacks, we learned. game, it's the snacks. we're glad you're with us. amy kaufeldt. let's head over to jayme who had yesterday. >> john: congratulations to you. >> jayme: we have your 30s and they're widespread. 40s are fleeting. one more locale, leesburg, and i think you're getting ready to fall off. melbourne, close to 30s as well. and we factor in the light, slight breeze and occasional gust we bring in the feels like factor. it's a cold morning. and no getting away from it either. another front dropping in here. s this going to increased clouds, and winds. and scattered showers after 5:00 p.m. to 6 6:00 p.m. this evening. we'll have cloud cover thickening and skies opening up in some spots. a tremendous rain chance. the mid-60s. coming days way below normal all week long. we get closer to normal, low 70s by saturday of next week. until then, 50s and 60s. dry conditions and lows repeatedly dipping down into the 30s and 40s. brrr is definitely the word this week. >> we're really quiet out on the roads this morning. we have a

i'm john brown. >> amy: a gunman shot two people at an apartment complex in orlando. we have the latest. >> he made the first mistake. he took the gun off of me for a split second and i was able to control the situation. >> john: a gas station clerk takes matters into his own hands after a armed suspect points a off. >> amy: how appearson is -- stores. what they do they put in the stores because they sell everything? >> john: we'll have the answer coming up. >> jayme: atmosphere is slowly transitioning and offering up more cloud cover. moving through late tonight and wee early morning hours and increasing the rain chances on thursday. i want to show you that rainfall is starting to pile on in and that's going to be the case as we go through the next 24 hours. mostly cloudy, straight p.m. shower. 20% chance. after 2:00 p.m. the chance higher than 20% after you get to gainesville and a good solid 40 to 50% chance up that away. and 60s and 70s in melbourne. and you can see that the day time highs today a

. >> john: i'm john brown. >> reporter: an 8-year-old boy hit by a hit-and-run driver his bike in tmpleghts. in -- titusville. the latest on the investigation. >> john: a gunman in kansas opens fire on coworkers and killed three and injured others. the connection that he has to florida. >> here's the guy that repeats himself. >> you repeat yourself every day. >> amy: florida senator marco rubio leading the assault on the front runner. was it enough to trump trump. a lot of one liners last night. did you notice?%| >> john: 12 seconds on the morning news, so make it pithy and good. >> jayme: that's right. a cool start. 50s in leesburg, kissimmee, 45, and st. cloud, and we're watching the skies. it's nothing but sunshine right now. otherwise it's a quite dominating of high pressure from the west and the north. that's why the hourly forecast looks like this today. a stunner. cool and sunny. down we go. as soon as the sun goes down, the temperatures go with it. another cool or cold overnight. we bottom out in the 40s as you see here. tomorrow morning, saturday, slow modification for day time hig

i'm a john brown. >> i'm amy kaufeldt. so glad you're with us this morning. here are the stories we're working on for you right now. hit-and-run crash in orange county. witnesses stunned as a mangled car manages to leave the scene. we'll tell you where the driver is now. >> reporter: two people found dead in a home in merritt island overnight. we have more on what investigators are telling us. >> unbelievable! >> amy: history made at daytona yesterday. denny hamlin winning the closest 500 in history. crossing the finish line 10 milliseconds ahead of martin truex jr. david martin is at the track. we'll check in with him in a bit. >> john: i bet a lot of people waking up with sunburn. >> amy: i did notice a lot of red necks yesterday. >> jayme: i bet you did. here are your numbers for you right now. we have 40s and 50s. the cusp of about 60 degrees. and a nice morning overall. and a few snowflakes flying across the rest of the nation. fairly benign picture. not a lot going on. until we see another low come ripping out of the rockies. and that energy drops south

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. we're so glad you're with us in morning. in marion county, a deputy took a bullet in the leg after a shoot out with a suspect. >> john: rain is on tap for today, but what does it mean for your weekend? we'll look ahead. >> amy: a rare sighting in lake county. a manatee swimming around a lake in eustis. what the saw cow had to do to get there. why it was so unusual. that's coming up. but right now, let's get over to jayme. yucky looking on the radar. >> jayme: it sure is. rain chances rising by mid-and late morning. big weather changes on tap for today. the plume of moist is very evident moving into the panhandle. much cooler on the western edge of the panhandle. we're next to fall like dominoes. the temperature. and the rain chances will rise. generally before 4:00 a.m. after that, friday morning, we scour out the clouds and bring some sun and fun into your lives. but a cool day tomorrow, no doubt about that. it's on the warm to mild side. right at 70 on the mark. and we have clouds and rising rain chance into the late mornin

there's a live look in the control room. >> john: i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. >> reporter: ucf and the city of building a giant downtown campus. >> john: one day left for campaigning before the new hampshire primary. now there's a twitter feud. and john kasich now in second place. >> amy: chipotle closing its doors and opening late. we're live to explain the big meeting they're having today, and why you won't be getting lunch there today. jayme king, 40 now. >> jayme: progress, movement. at least we have the sunshine. in my book, you can never shovel sunshine. never forget that, guys. it's an especially cool morning. widespread 30s. most locations. beach front communities we're seeing this coming to fruition, the cold and the cloud cover. i'm running the data here. i was discussing on facebook from the major east coast front. i'll touch on that through the morning hours. we're talking increasing clouds, windy weather, and even a little evening rain shower activity as the front moves on through. behind the system, we're colder, drier, and well below normal. maybe by saturda

i'm john brown. temperatures keep going up. >> amy: zika has spread from one person to another in the united states but in a way you might not have expected. we'll tell you about that. >> john: are new way to get around orlando. a new zip car service coming to the city today. so how does this one work? >> amy: someone left a box of puppies on the side of a busy road. the search is on to find the person who abandoned them. and the puppies are in pretty bad shape. and first we'll check in with jayme king. it's a warm one. >> jayme: yes. hope your ac unit is working. you will use it tonight, and in the car, and then we're turning it off by friday. and widespread 70s right now. and sanford, mile visibility. clearly, much, much better situation overall when you look this time yesterday, in the world of fog. it's certainly a lot less this morning. stray p.m. shower chance at 20%. we're enduring transition. this monstrosity is coming in late tonight and through tomorrow morning. the severe weather threat is pronounced and prominent over portions of the deep south. and for us tomorrow, not so

. >> amy: i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. >>> lgbt right it's in brfnlgt bnchts county. we have details. >> i think it's time to end the very artful smear that you and your campaign have been carrying out in recent weeks. >> oh! >> and let's talk about the issue. >> john: that was a debate last night. the gloves coming off in the democratic race for president. the top fiery moments from last night, straight ahead. >> amy: a huge data breach at ucf. what the school is doing tad -- what they are doing today. >> amy: but now, brrr. >> john: what happened? . too yesterday. gainesville, ocala, and 40s for the remainder. and when we factor in the local breezes, we have a wind chill or feels like temperature feeling like the 30s in man locales. a lot of kids have gone off to the bus stop. if you are a late straggler, bundle up the kids. it's a chiller. the sunshine is coming back home to good old f-l-a. and we see cool breezy weather. 58 by 5:00 p.m., and 5 55 by 8:00 p.m. and we bring in clouds. and rain chances climbing by saturday night, and then clearing things out for sund

i'm john brown. >> start of a new month. we missed you. >>> we're starting out with a lot of stories. a busy toll plaza shutting down for good. where drivers will want to keep a close eye on the roads as crews prepare for a demolition. >>> give up something. that's all the family asks. we're grieving over here. what would you do if that was your family member. >>> family members of the boy who was gunned down asks someone to come forward. >>> we're live in iowa where candidates are fighting for last minute support before the voters start to caucus. >>> we need to look that up. i think a lot of people don't know what the difference between a primary and a caucus. >>> especially in iowa. it's like red rover for adults, jayme king. we're in the 50s in gainesville. palm coast, daytona, deland. a blend of 50s and 60s. passing clouds and warm, dry weather. a high close to around 80ish. less cloud cover than we had yesterday. that with more sunshine. and thus warmer temperatures. the rain is off shore of the state. and across far s

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. >>> a search for a missing newborn. detectives say that a mother gave birth and then abandoned the baby. the mom is due to be in court today. >> john: one estimate is that half of florida's voters to cost their ballot. the impact that mail-in votes could have on the presidential race. >> amy: what to do about the zika vice. virus. we hear from a florida man. is tomorrow night. they'll have a concert. and shut down part of the area. the reason i didn't know the vip is that i never get invited to the vip parties. how do i know when the vip party is. >> amy: we'll be like paul mccartney. knocking, and sorry. >> john: we just need an invitation. >> jayme: that was an interesting story. i'm getting reports from all over the land this morning, especially in lake county, and we just got one from derek in tavarres. the fog is thick as pea soup. i love pea soup but not when it affects the drive into work. you would never know this is our visit orlando tower cam. all of the festivities 24/7. the fog is thick and laying down pretty

i'm john brown. >> i'm amy kaufeldt. so glad you're with us this morning. >> reporter: a man opens a door we'll tell you who police are looking for. he was shot in the stomach. >> john: a girl was declared brain dead. they were getting ready to harvest her organs and she squeezed her mother's hand. >> every day something comes out of the campaign. >> amy: let's find out what's happening outside. >> jayme: good morning to you. let's take a look at what's doing. it's a mild morning. widespread 60s. up north, down south, east, and west. everything focusing over the gulf stream current. you can see the rain we've had over north central florida has a bit of a lull, and then later on this afternoon, it's back. and rain chance 40%. near 80 for the high. a lot of you will eclipse that. into the low 80s we go. and weather system number one. and then weather system two coming through tomorrow. stormy time ahead. real windy. 60 to 70% type rain coverage. and then back to the 60s we go by thursday morning. >> reporter: 5:28 beach lin

. >> i'm john brown. >> a time for human rights and moving forward is now. so we feel tonight. >> amy: a push to endu|{{ discrimination| against the lgbt community. but as you can see it failed. >> john: a massive security breech at ucf puts 10s of numbers in the hands of cyber thieves. >> i think it's time to end the very artful smear that you and your campaign have been carrying out in recent weeks. let's talk about the issues. >> amy: oh, yeah. the gloves came off last night. one of the most fiery democratic debates to date. the mud and punches that went aflying last night. >> john: like amy said, there's a chill in the air today. what a difference from today from yesterday. >> jayme: we set daily rainfall max records in a lot of communities. daytona beach was one of them. a lot of the rainfall in excess of one inch. we had a few rumbles of thunder and that was that. gainesville, 39. 48 at metro orlando. 44 to the north, and 46 in coastal volusia county. the winds are up. the wind chill factor is kicking. feels like the freezing mark at gainesville it's go

team big south all-star john brown are looking to stay ahead of the flames in the conference standings. brown scored 23 in the losing effort. and the hornet women host ran dove macon. hornets lead by 16. and francesco to mellen. and harrison for the layup. and shepherd is going to get the spin and the hoop right in the lane. the hoop and the foul. and lynchburg beats the yellow jackets 83-63. 33 bench points for the hornets. >> to be able to get to where we need to be right now is extremely critical, especially going down this stretch and with a strong season of injuries and going through the tournament. it all plays a big part. >> reporter: the scoreboard. second half. late in the second, hornets are up nine. and lynchburg has a big showdown on wednesday against randolph. and the n.h.l. gave a 20 game suspension for this hit in january. the referee was able to finish the game but was treated for concussion systems at the hospital. the player said that he had no (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious

i'm john brown. amy will be right back. here are the stories we're working on. you can expect delays heading through maitland and winter park. construction will be tied up on 1792 all weekend long. we'll show you how to get around it all. winds up running over pedestrians after trying to help. >> amy: a power panel will break it down. picking a winner and a loser. i am sorry, i had to go to the bathroom. and no one called and said we're three seconds away. and i have to wash my hands. it's five hours. i have to go to the bathroom. >> john: i say take your time. i am glad you took the time. >> amy: thank you. i did wash my hands. >> jayme: "good day orlando." miss a minute, miss a lot, and amy was gone a minute, and you missed a lot. 40s up and down the coast. do not panic. we're going to be fine today. good looking temperatures. warming things up. 24-hour switch up. it's been dramatic. we're many degrees warmer than we were at this time yesterday. looking good. helping to warm us up. and reaching highs, we think, in the low to mid-70s. so thumbs up. the front is

. >> john: i'm john brown. >> amy: parts of central florida are under a tornado watch. this same storm as spawned tornadoes in the panhandle. s this a look at some of the damage. some people have actually died in the storm. we have details of what we can expect and what we'll see around here. >> john: a woman in central. they said she murdered her own son. >>> we love nevada. we love nevada. thank you. thank you. >> amy: donald trump winning big again. the final votes were counted in nevada wp keel marco rubio fared. it's one of those mornings you walk out and you can sense something is coming? >> john: something is different. >> jayme: we're what we are in the warm sector of the storm. and it's a going to be a warm muggy day until this moves through. a 10e a.m. alachua, marion, and sumter, we're under a tornado watch. the northwestern corner of alachua county has a severe thunderstorm warn going until 6:45. this system is hauling some tail. moving really, really fast. we have rain developing in gainesville soon. the entire glob will be moving in your general direction.

i'm john brown. >> i'm amy kaufeldt. so glad you're with us on this ground hog day. how will he see his shadow with all of the fog. you later. >>> tonight is a victory for courageous conservatives across thank you. >> we finished second. and i want to tell you something. i'm just honored. >> a big upset in the race for the republican nomination. it is still too close to call on the democratic side of things. some candidates begin to drop out of the race. >>> students and staff at one today after a teacher is killed. >>> world health officials are warning that the zika virus is spreading. how local health officials are taking steps to keep it out of central florida. >>> thick fog is blanketing the roads and it could be a little bit tough heading out. did you have troubles coming in? >> amy: you have to slow down. >> jayme: the fog is a blanket. it's locally dense in a lot of spots. the advisory until 10:00 a.m. i have not seen the fog grid look like this for three or four years. it's locally dense from gainesville into east central florida outside to the south and ver

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i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. >> monday night could be an historic night for this country. >> amy: in just a matter of hours, america will cast its first votes in the 2016 presidential race. the candidates are fighting for last minute support for the voters. >> just give up something. that's all we ask. we're grieving over here. what would you do if that was your family member? >> john: also this morning, family members of this 15-year-old boy gunned down in altamonte springs are begging for someone to come forward. we have an update on the search for his killer. >> amy: investigating terror threats ahead of the big game. we're asking a security expert if we're prepared for something like this. >> jayme: a little cloud cover on some of the cams behind you and john. but the cloud cover will move east of the region, allowing for temperatures. looking for a high around 80. not now, we're in the 50s and 60s. a solid 50 in gainesville. passing clouds and warm and dry. the magic weather words of the day today. near 08 b