>> we could actually see snow in florida, jon scott, this weekend. jon: snow? holy cow. >> a chance of flurries. it's not going to have a blanket of snow across the sunshine state but they could see flurries in the forecast. that's how cold it is. let's take a look at the current temperatures across portions of the upper plains, midwest, minneapolis, these are current air temperatures, not the wind chill, two in kansas city, 13 mem physical, 18 in dallas. really incredible cold. that jetstream has dipped as far south as key west. looking at your wind chill, this is what it feels like if you're outside and you really don't want to be outside across portions of the bizmark, minneapolis, zoo falls, you get the -- sioux falls, you get the picture. we're going to feel as cold as far south as florida, these are be -- will be the coldest temperatures so far this season. so sunday morning lows, 27, 28, daytona in tampa. so we have a cold front around the sunshine states. if you get temperatures in the 20s we most certainly will see flurries in orlando, florida. how col

i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now.he year 2000, the new millennium, the beginning of a new decade of news and news coverage. the y2k bug was the big story of 2000, it quickly became a big bust. u.s. agents seize refugee elian gonzalez and after a long standoff sent him back to cuba. the u.s.s. cole attacked by terrorists in yemen, 17 american sailors were killed. figuring out the winner of the presidential election delayed due to ballot snafus in florida. the u.s. supreme court took on the issue, made a decision and 36 days after voters had gone to the polls, democratic presidential candidate al gore conceded the election to his republican challenger, texas governor george w. bush. he would become the nation 43rd president. jim, elliss, if you had to sum up that 2000 election fiasco in a few words, how would you roux describe it? >> i would say the reporters all voted for al gore in 2000, but they didn't like him. they liked bush much better so bush perversely got pretty good press in that year. >> jon: and was that re

i'm jon scott. watch us for the next decade right here on fox >> greg: welcome to "red eye." it's like men without hats if by hats you mean pants. let's go to tv's andy levy for the pregame report. is coming up on tonight's show? >> coming up on the big show, rock the vote is out with the new healthcare video and you won't believe what your eyes are hearing. plus, we look into reports that some muslims say fbi tactics are seoing anger and fear and others worryd that fbi tactics will lead them to angrily se. >> for words that sen it tense it there is no resemblance. i never die to fine results, i wake you to thousands of volts. >> governors corrected and mugsters thoroughly respected. the money divided and women get excited, it is hard to fell the fight, don't buy it. >> freeze, greg go let's welcome our bests. i'm here tonight with actress and comedian baron swatek. so hot, she doesn't wear pants she wares solar flares. >> a tender lover who lakes you breakfast after he unties you. its f. hilarity were a cross word puzzle old men would do him on sunday mornings. the vana whit

i'm jon scott. watch us for the next decade right here on fox news channel. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] glenn: hello, america. welcome to the program. probably the number one question that is asked of me or at least the top five is who would you vote for for president of the united states? i have always answered this question for public consumption one way. i don't know. i don't see the person. i'm looking for george washington to appear. george washington, you just saw him in the open. he was a man of integrity. he was a brilliant individual. and the reason why he was the indispensable man was because everybody could trust him. you may not know the man who i would vote for in a heartbeat for president of the united states. you may not know the name john huntsman, but if you have ever used a plastic plate or a bowl or a dish or styrofoam takeout. do you remember the original big mac container? you have this man to thank. john is not only amazing for being a self-made billionaire or even for all the great inventions his company has produced

jon scott i think priorities are such where people want -- guest: i think priorities are people wantople to have section 8 vouchers. but polls show the american people think the government spends a lot more money abroad than it does, basically i think less than 1% of the total budget. host: excluding wars. guest: but in terms of transfers to assistance abroad. i think we spent a lot on wars, too much. but, you know, and nothing that is what is really draining the money from being able to do section 8 housing. i would note that any time there are bills going through congress, they throw money and business tax cuts. we just had another $30 billion or so last november and december, which is going to be very ineffective to do anything to generate jobs. but there seems to be a bipartisan agreement. host: we have about five minutes left. i want to go to a real core issue, asset valuation of real estate. as you suggested, many people's wealth was based on what they felt was the ever increasing value of their house. since that bubble has burst, it seems as though policy toward restoring real