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stabilize, been linden in any way possible that it's getting a strongly cold there on finland's, northern florida, or what sort of conditions are migrants facing their, you know, from a humanitarian perspective to you and it's going to get worse for them because as we were saying in our report, now only the very northern point to the further north is going to remain open enough. some purpose bull on the part of this bins to try to deter people from going up even further north. now we're even hearing from the russian side that hundreds of people are up there waiting to cross the border. and that it's getting hard to host them. the governor in the merman scrooge, and said that there would be accommodated intense and they're, you know, being given heating and, and warm tea. but it's obviously uncomfortable even for the russians on that side. so this is one of the dilemmas is going to be in front of the spanish government if, if these people are stuck on the russian side and they start to suffer hypothermia being in bad health, possibly even death. there's going to be a lot of pressure to let them th

. >> in florida the poll came out of the university of northern florida, governor desantis trails trump by 31 points in florida. it reminds me of rubio that said get me to florida i will beat jeb bush got to florida and lost to donald trump. the most interesting we did the he said tim scott strikes me as a good dude. i gave tim scott a congratulatory on the stage when the others copied what he said. >> steve: taking a shot. can't let it go. >> lawrence: to your point though, brian, the danger for governor desantis and other candidates don't have this issue because they are not currently running the state, the last thing you want to do is to lose in your own state. because, if you do lose in your home state, it destroys your political capital. they are going to have to make. >> brian: probably not going to have a super tuesday if you lose in south carolina. >> ainsley: might be an exception in this case if ron desantis loses to trump. trump is so high. maybe the next go around desantis could run again and be fine. >> steve: well, one is out so it begins again today. we are going to have

northern florida is really southern georgia. >> when you think about florida, maybe you're thinking aboutife. >> and tallahassee is not seen as that sophisticated. it's a much slower pace here. >> dan and wendi start their life together in this neighborhood called betton hills. >> it is a kind of upscale neighborhood. this is a quiet place. this is where kids run around, you know, ride their bikes up and down the street. >> and they have, from the outside, what seems like a pretty idyllic life. >> they were very lovey, happy. >> we went to dinner once at their house, and we left kind of going, like, almost feeling inadequate. >> oh, my god, like, inadequate as a married couple because they were dancing and singing. >> they called each other the bears. >> the bears, it was mr. bear was danny, and mrs. bear was wendi. >> in the leafy enclave filled with families, wendi and dan start one of their own, and they have two boys within two years. >> danny was a great father. with all his accomplishments, to me, i'm the proudest of him as a father. >> his boys were the entire world to him. >> he w

looking at pretty tricky spots on the road out in denver, if you are traveling out that way today, northern floridathat rain, too the bigger storm system with the widespread snow moving into the plain states, that will eventually move into the midwest as we get into sunday, too in the meantime, though, it's blustery and it's cold temperatures in the upper midwest below freezing only in the 20s and lower 30s. that's a look across the country. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds and knowing i'm covered to go to therapy and fill my prescriptions is huge. i found a plan for $0 a month. it was a huge sigh of relief. all plans cover doctor visits, prescriptions, emergency care, and more. healthcare.gov is here for you. enroll by december 15th. >>> good friday morning to you. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it will be cooler today compared to yesterday, and we're starting out with winds across the bay area that will start to relax and calm down as we go into the afternoon, with a mostly sunny sky. we're only making it into the low to mid-60s. we'll see more of the same weather tomorrow an

that would be mainly portions of of alabama into the northern part of florida.s early as this morning. winds gusting up to 16 miles per hour, a few tornados possible. the hail risk is low but we're looking at heavy downpours. detroit, raleigh, charlotte, and atlanta and even possible delays in st. louis, nashville and new york city, and it's going to be a tough day. again, we're looking at the wintery weather on the northern side of the system, so all sorts today and out of here and blustery and windy as we go throughout wednesday. >> we'll keep an eye on it. michelle grossman, thank you very much. >>> still ahead here an update on the gag order in donald trump's federal election interference case. we'll get expert legal analysis on yesterday's hearing and what could come next. "way too early" will be right back. "way too early" will be ri back heck ya! with e*trade you're ready for anything. marriage. kids. college. kids moving back in after college. ♪ finally we can eat. ♪ you know you make me wanna...♪ and then we looked around and said, wait a minute, this i

also looking at rain falling in the northern parts of florida and the eastern parts of florida.ll be swept out to sea with the cold front moving through. and back to the west that's going to bring mountain snow and also some elevation rain, and going to be scattered throughout the day. this is what today looks like, scattered showers in the west, sunny skies throughout the central plains and northern plains although chilly, and we're looking at that cold front bringing rain into interior parts of the north east, tennessee valley, ohio valley and also portions of of the lower mississippi valley and could see light rain from the carolinas, too. and the southwest and rockies as well looking at higher mountain snow. chilly breeze throughout the ohio valley. that is a cold front going to bring the changes. bringing the rain today but then a chilly breeze. new york city you're going to see some rain tonight. into the early parts of saturday, should be out of here by 8:00 a.m. and see temperatures tumble and a chilly, chilly sunday. we're looking at strong storms throughout the central

arabia, um and the red sea, i should say top of egypt, the northern part of egypt, us uss geral ford, uss baton, navy destroyer uss carney, uss, florida, uss, thomas hudner, and these are all um around the red sea to the um west of the red sea and then to the east us's carter hall uss dweight isenhower and uh towards the north of palestine um uss mesa verde. there's a lot of carriers that have been positioned in this area. what type of thinking is behind having so many military assets uh what is the us trying to show over here? well the us has admitted time and time again biden himself and others even kennedy who's supposed to be a peaceful senator they've all admitted that israel is their uh is their equivalent of their warshiple east but that's how they describe it they describe it as a landing way a place where they can uh safely impose boots on the ground for west asia if it goes out of their control so uh 'i think uh made some really important and interesting points recently that i came across and he said, look, you cannot blame everything on the zionis and the israels controlling things in the u.s., the us has its own policies,

some thunderstorms at times and even some gusty winds stretching from florida up through virginia. and on the northern side, the concern is rain that is heavy at times, but also some of that snow really starting to filter in across upstate new york, portions of vermont, new hampshire and even maine. and then gusty winds now, but then they are really going to ramp back up as we go through the rest of date. so you have the winter weather advisories out for several states. snow totals about 6 inches, and in the higher elevations you could get closer to a foot. this system again will continue to spread off to the north and east. so once we get towards the even afternoon hours, we'll finally start to see things dry out. still lingering showers across maine, new hampshire and rhode island, but by late this evening, we finally start to see a lot of the area begin to dry out. however, the winds will still be there. so keep in mind you are still going to have very gusty winds maybe 30 to 40 miles per hour for much of the northeast. overall, heaviest rain will be across the carolinas 2 to 4 inches. snow will be

temperatures, nothing really toasty we have some 80s down into southern florida, some 80s in the southwest, but northernf us got some showers earlier this morning. it does continue for the north bay where we'll see the rain linger a bit longer. it's going to be gradually clearing and then more widespread rain and gusty winds expected for tomorrow afternoon. we're going to see off-and-on rain in the forecast tomorrow >>> if you are heading out the door, take us with you sirius xm channel 108. but best time of the morning right now, "popstart." >> come on >> first up, we will start with the beatles, uncle al. they landed their 35th top ten song thanks to this brand-new single ♪ now and then ♪ ♪ i miss you ♪ >> pretty cool how they did this that's the track called "now and then." the song is decades in the making it debuted at number 7 on the billboard hot 100. marks the beetles first appearance on that list in nearly three decades it's set to be the last beatles track ever they used new technology that allowed them to put paul and ringo on it to complete john lennon's unfinished music. that originally was

owner was school in the city of valley eye, which is of a florida and before a school accommodating a 1000 of exact ways. coming from the northern parts and parts of garza city were in that school when it was targeted by upfront. sure, bonds, killing at least if, but we'll see falls and the injured multiple other there seems to be an intensity of mass bombardment right now, just to force people leaving jobs and the northern parts. honey, let me ask you about that, because we've been reporting that these really ministry has said that it is allowing people to flee northern garza done through the southern route. the main root is sought, dean road, of course. and that started running about an hour ago. it's expected to go onto 14 g m t. that's about 2 hours from now. are you getting any indication for you are all of people who are taking advantage of that, that they are trying to make their way from northern garza? well i just think of the, the whole of the whole narrative about this safe pro just dylan people do, you need to evacuated? here's a safe, a road that you can do because we're going to bomb. basically everything stops. th

as well obviously can just go to to to florida or new york or wherever they're from and just kind of flee the trouble uh when things get a little bit warm northern israel is also many of the settlements towns are empty they've been completely evacuated there's only active service reserves and maybe elderly left there, so all right, thank you very much for that, thank you, patrick henningson, geopolitical analyst from los angeles, and thank you john phoenix, journalist and international relations expert from london, with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight, for me and the team, it's goodbye. remarks by minister of defense. first of we headlinees israelly forces attack bause hospital with thousands of the injured and people have been trapped. the one stop diplomat urges getting much needed to. aid to gaza in his meetings with un officials in geneva. and us president joe biden is coming under test fire from his own administration employees over his unconditional support for israel's genocide in gaza.

who you obviously can just go to to to florida or new york or wherever they're from and just kind of flee the trouble uh when things get a little bit warm. northern israel is also many of the settlements, towns are empty, they've been completely evacuated, there's only active service, reservists and maybe elderly left there, so all right, thank you very much for that, thank you patrick henningson, geopolitical analyst from los angeles, and thank you john phoenix, journalist and international relations. expert from london, with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight, for me and the team, it's goodbye. z force attack os ship hospital where thousands of injured have been trapped, your top diplomat calls for immediate dispatch of much needed human. turn aid to gaza in his meetings with un officials in geneva. and former us state department officials says the country senior officials willfully ignore israel's war crimes in gaza and stifled the sun overarming the regime.

as well, obviously can just go to to to florida or new york or wherever they're from and just kind of flee the trouble uh when things get a little bit warm. northern israel is also... either settlements, towns are empty, they've been completely evacuated, there's only active service, reservists and maybe elderly left there, so all right, thank you very much for that, thank you, patrick henningson, geopolitical analyst from los angeles, and thank you john phoenix, journalist and international relations expert from london, with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight, for me and the team, it's goodbye. what do we want, seease fire, when do we want to, now امريكا اصل الارهاب امريكا اصل الارهاب قولوا الله يا شباب قولوا الله يا شباب طز بالامريكان وطز طز بالامريكان غزه واجه وغزه بترصد الاستهداد يا حريه نسلاح وعدنا جيش والامريكي in shops and in tech, shut down, shut down, shut down, shut down, may found a tech community for gaza sky geeks, united crowd, who knows? for years the israeli regime has tried in vain to pit the united states, its most powerful ally against the islamic republic of iran. but can tel aviv succeed this time as the

as well obviously can just go to to to florida or new york or wherever they're from and just kind of flee the trouble uh when things get a little bit warm northern israel is also... many of the settlements, towns are empty, they've been completely evacuated, there's only active service, reserviss and maybe elderly left there, so all right, thank you very much for that, thank you, patrick henningson, geopolitical analy from. los angeles, and thank you john phoenix, journalist and international relations expert from london, with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight, from the team, it's goodbye. 皆 さん に お 願い し ます の 皆 さん に お 願い し ます 。 what do we want? when do we want it? now the headlines at un agency says only one hospital is now functioning in the northern part of the besieged ghaza strip as israel presses ahead with its attacks on al-shifa hospital. us police attack prote palestinian protesters rallying outside, the democratic national headquarters in washington making a number of arrests, and in the uk nearly a third of the labor party zokers defy their leader to back the gaza's cefire motion, as a pro-palestinian demo is held

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florida with seven inches possible in the next two days. most of california will also see rain today with snow in the highest elevations in parts of the northern rockies. could see a foot of snow. checking today's high temperatures, warmer than usual across the midwest. seasonable in the northeast and near 90 degrees in the southwest . at. in the nba overnight. >> but first, a car goes crashing through a shopping mall. what we're learning about the driver and a new twist in a murder for hire plot. >> a florida professor killed years ago. why his 73 year old mother in law was just vegas grand prix. live on gma. forget it. out. >> oh, so hard to watch that. >> the driver slamming through the doors of a mall in pueblo, colorado, coming to a stop near the mall's food court. the man was arrested. a bomb squad had to check out that car after claims were made about explosives. no one was hurt. the postal service has reported a $6.5 billion loss in the last year after predicting it would break even this year. >> the postmaster general introduced a plan to overhaul the struggling agency, but the volume of first class mail fell to the lowest level since

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florida continental man corey mills. i continue a moving target. something that we have not nailed down. what are your thoughts about the explosion at the northern border? >> well david thank you, i have made a couple different comments through myself twitter, it looked as if it was a possible probing attack it could have been if it deemed an actual explosive laden or vbied, it could have been a malfunction, you could have had a secondary trigger man, that used in iraq and syria. this could be utilized as a diversion on northern border for what is going on in south, i have said senate needs to take up hr2 secure border act and president needs to sign it into law, one of your greatest vulnerability is our porous borders, canada under prime minister trudeau, they have not de designated the iranian irgc as terrorist organizations, like at this until a get a post blast analysis, i still see this as something that could be utilized as possible terrorist attack. i do talk with our leadership, i did urge our speaker, speaker mike johnson, to contact the president. urging him to immediately close all land border border crossings on north and south, edun

northern israel, steve, thank you. let's bring in the author of "sheep no more," a former navy seal and fbi special agent, jonathan gilliam and floridablican congressman. idf forces are now said to be surrounding and moving into gaza city. fox news writes the following. what israel's ground defense can and cannot accomplish quoting whether gaza becomes more peaceful and prosperous over the long term, however, depends almost entirely on israel recognizing what a ground offense can't accomplish. it will not be able to break palestinian nationalism nor stamp out hamas, brutal ideology, and it appears the next step could be maybe what? an israeli security unit in gaza? what are your thoughts on this, jonathan? >> i think faster, this is the key to this for israel is the faster that they move and the further that they push, it's going to benefit israel. i think right now, what you're seeing, trace, is, i think it's the thing that everybody is ignoring here, is a social media or a propaganda war that's going on at the same time this foot battle is happening in israel and around gaza, and as we see now up where hezbollah operates, and i thi

very quiet in the northern plains, the upper midwest, the great lakes, ohio valley, the southwest, we're looking good. jose, you could see a shower or two tomorrow in florida but in the northeast we're looking blustery and cold. temperatures only in the 40s. that takes us to saturday, we're going to keep it on the quieter side. still snowy in the central plains. jose, i hope you get to see your girls today, and i hope i get to see you soon. >> i hope so. i'm certainly looking forward to it. what are you getting ready for tonight? >> so i am just headed out at 2:00 to my twin sister's house, she's doing the whole thanksgiving thing and back to work tomorrow morning. >> great, michelle grossman, love to you and your family, thank you very much. >> thanks, bye. >>> up next, the political fallout from the war in the middle east. how voters are split over what they think the u.s. should or should not be doing to help. e d. ! ♪♪ can't stop adding stuff to your cart? get the bank of america customized cash rewards card, choose the online shopping category and earn 3% cash back. [sneeze] dude you coming? because the only thing dripping should be your style. plop p

florida initially became a swing state, right? we used to call broward county the six borough, because there are so many black new yorkers there. other northerners, or one that moved to atlanta, why should black folk leave the north where they have the right to an abortion and a lot more sort of freedom from book bans and things like that in the south? >> number one, i will say that at the end of the civil war, through southern states for majority black. louisiana, mississippi and south carolina. three others had percentage points equal of majority black. because of that, because their access to state power, they had tremendous success moving the country towards those states of equality. i believe that state power is incredibly important to any sort of power. the reason that the country is called the united states of america, because states have the power. that said, i have a list of states -- by the way, and those states, i think are primed for this sort of transformation. that includes georgia, where i moved to. you see what happens in a state like that, when black people start to get more and more power. in the last election, they were able t

a warm-down through florida. 30s in upper new england 80s in the southwest warmer than usual in the northerno upper 60s and also a mix of sun an clouds but we are getting ready for rain set to move into the north bay for tomorrow. but we could see some spotty showers anywhere across the bay area. much more widespread rain in the forecast from wednesday through friday and may linger into saturday morning. >>> and that is your latest weather. so here's the deal, gang we are kicking off our season of giving food drive in a big way this morning just in time for thanksgiving. all morning long, my good buddy, jacob soboroff, who is in chicago at a food bank, and i have been helping to unload turkeys while trying to break a guinness world record with the help of our friends, our sponsor, jennie-o. you can see jacob's group there. they're doing a good job all you need to do is scan this qr code on your screen if you want to learn how to give support to local food banks in your community it is so important, especially on this world kindness day we are getting near the finish line we are attempting to

florida panhandle. rainfall totals as kasey mentioned, 4 to 6 inches locally. on a broader picture, we cross the central parts of the country. bit of light rain through the northeast, particularly into northern england. want to get you a quick look at your temperatures to start your monday just right. we'll be in the upper 40s to mid 50s, slightly warmer along the south coast. there's the temperatures in the middle 60s across the nation's mid section. >> i will say i woke up to winter this morning in washington. for those of you who are heading out, i'd recommend a coat. weatherman derek van dam, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> cheers. >>> up next, a 3-year-old american being held hostage by hamas. we've got details on the latest hostage talks. >>> and what president biden's latest democratic challenger says about his campaign for 2024. >>> when i go back to iowa, it will not be as a presidential candidate. i am suspending my campaign. i think the voters who are the most remarkable people on the planet have been really clear that they're telling me not now, tim. >> good morning. i'm casey hunt. that was republican presidential candidate tim scott announcing last night he is now a

northern rockies, southern idaho and also into wyoming, significant snow, maybe an enough for some areas to get a foot. friday, some of that snow shift down into colorado, rain to snow in denver. floridal deal with some showers on friday. here's a look at that snow forecast, totals for lander, casper, cheyenne, that pink is up to a foot of snow in a few places. friday that snowstorm dies out a little bit in kansas, as we go into sunday this could be record-breaking travel day across the country, a weak storm system with some snow showers in the great lakes i don't think the delays at o'hare and cleveland will be too bad. isolated. down along the gulf coast some showers developing. i-95, east coast, you look just fine on sunday. everyone on the west coast looking good, too. i think we're through the worst of it. the big storm yesterday is over with. hopefully clear skies for everyone. >> fingers crossed. no wreaking havoc from the weather. just wreak havoc on your turkey. thank you all. >>> much more news ahead. >> don't go anywhere. you're watching "nbc news daily". health insurance. it's often hard to know which way to go. it's nice to have options, but too many can be confusing. for

florida where we have freeze advisories. all right, steve doocy over to you. >> steve: all right, j.d., thank you very much. we were talking about our southern border now a new threat at our northernen's migrant crisis. it's canadian super pigs hard to eradicate animal may be causing concern about ranchers and farmers as well. next guest rancher. two miles from the canadian. maggie nutter joins us now. good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: thanks for getting up early on the farm you get up early anyway. tell me about super pigs. they listen to me say that yeah right it's a pig. explain why they are so hard to get rid of and the damage they do. >> the pigs started out being imported into canada from europe to grow for food. but through processes, they escaped or some of them were released and they seem to thrive in the wild. these aren't your normal pigs growing in big warm barnes. these are pigs that are hearty, lots of hair. good fat layer and they multiply rapidly. so, as they got into the wild, and they continued to grow and adapt to the area, they can have one, two, and three litters a year. and pretty scary thing when you think about the population explosion. >> steve: tha

northern, oklahoma. >> to "the today show". >> twins >> from orlando! >> celebrating 52 years of friendship >> from georgia. >> myrtle beach, south carolina. >> des moines, iowa. >> dollar bay, michigan. >> and fort lauderdale, floridas for tonight we're ready for the tree lighting, too. thanks for being with us on a chilly wednesday morning. >> we'll be out in a little bit saying hey. >>> we'll begin with breaking news the search and rescue operation off southern japan this morning where officials say a u.s. military plane went down overnight. at least one person was killed kelly o'donnell joins us with the very latest. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah a deadly crash of a u.s. military aircraft off the coast of southern japan overnight with six service members on board that is renewing questions about the risks and safety after a string of accidents involving an osprey this is the type of aircraft that lifts like a helicopter and can also fly at speeds like an airplane in this incident, fishermen made the emergency call alerting the japanese coast guard to the scene. a witness described seeing fire before it went down. one person was recovered and has now been confirmed dead. debris was foun