it's not the first time mike says he has offered a job to a panhandler... (mike pothoff/offered panhandlers a job) "i'm hiring down the street. you want to work for cash." to only have them turn the offer down. (mike pothoff/offered panhandlers a job) "its about you k kw people that really do neeeemoney and maybe they do but i think thth can work and he says it won't be the last time either. (mike pothoff/offered panhandlers a job) "if they're going to stand out there and hold a sign and ask for money and say they're homeless i can hold a sign out there i offered these guys a job don't give them money." jessica rae: in muscatine, people are allowed to panhandle as long as it's not done aggressively. jessica rae: " when we come back... i'll show you how one of the staples of the old west is made. stay tuned for more " jessica rae: plus... i'll bring you a few tips and tricks on hohoto save some money during the holiday season... and you won't even have to leave the house to do it! i'll explain... up next. the old west. buffalo bill, annie oakley, and john wa

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two eastern iowa panhandlers are getting a lot of attention. why one man's reaction to them is going viral. james: ((ad lib weather toss)) take sot "tomorrow on good morning iowa... we'll talk about an event opening up in the metro aimed at helping those in need ensure they have some toys under the tree for their children. plus... a look at your forecast ((:04 wx ad-lib)) that's tomorrow on the all-new good iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 10. we are iowa." james: weather adlib: the metro was soaked with 3.78" falling from saturday night through monday forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 10. we are iowa." james: weather adlib: the metro was soaked with 3.78" falling from saturday night through monday making this the wettest december of all time not only for the metro but most of iowa. tonight it will be cloudy again with lows in the mid 30s str

the business owner offered two panhandlers a job. what they told him -- and what he did next -- has gone viral online, as jenna morton from our a-b-c affiliate in the quad cities reports. sommwould call it toughh love. "the only way you can ever succeed in life is you just got to push yourself and don't let anyone stand in your way."on this corner in muscatine iowa you can find papaandlers several times a week. two are regulars. after feeling bad for the boys mike pothoff offered them a job at his business. "i said you're hired and then said we're e t from around here and i said well you're here and then they just smirked."over the weekend the same boys were back at it... holding signs saying they're broke and hungry. once again mike offered them a jobobthey declined. so mike decided to join them. pictures captured mike standing on the corner with them... holding his own "offered these guys a job. they said no. don't give them money."the picture has gone viral... "all of a sudden it just went kaboosh i mean it just blew up."w"wile mi

it's not the offered a job to a panhandler...(mike pothoff/offered panhandlers a job) "i'm hiring down the street. you want to work for cash."to only have them turn e offer down.(mike e pothoff/offered panhandlers a job) "its about you know people that really do need money and maybe they do but i think they can work too."and he says it won't be the last time eier.ike pothoff/offered panhandlers a job) "if they're going to stand out there and hold a they're homeless i can hold a sign out there i offered these money." 3 santa is the deliverer of all good things for kids all good deliverer of santa ithe money." 3 santa is the deliverer of all good things for kids who've behaved throughout the year... but fish?sure. santa claus is making a huge splash at t e days. kris kringle has put on his scuba gear to hand out treats to fish in the texas state aquarium in corpus christi. 3 he also poses for pictures with visitors when he's done. you'd think he'd have other places to be... but he'll be making daily appearanceceat the tetes state a

the maryland panhandle and parts of the blue ridge.hat's where you can see a little bit of wintery mix. by midnight tonight, that's some good sleeping weather here. notice the temperatures still haven't moved much. into the 40s, so the heavy rain will push on through and first thing tomorrow morning it continues. we're looking at scattered rain and if you are taking a few days off, just sleep through it. the rain continues until 7:30. we are going to see heavy pockets so if you are getting up on the roads. short lived yellow alert. by 11:30 we are already clearing things out. partial clearing for the afternoon. we're still going to hang out with partly cloudy skies but those temperatures are right back to the 60s on tuesday. on wednesday we will see a few areas of clouds in the morning. we'll head back to the upper 50s but more so for areas well to the south and southeast of the district. most areas north and west don't see a bit of rain. so there's your mild days, tuesday and wednesday. we're going to bring in the new year just as we

stacey: and panhandlers and a man who wanted a job. steve: it is what he did that is getting all kinds of attention. stacey: on the corner in muscatine, you can find in two regular panhandlers several times a week. mik,e pothoff try to offer them a job at his business, in the refused. a few days later, they were back at it, holding signs saying they were broke and hungry. so mike decided to join him. -- to join them. the picture of mike has gone viral. he says he doesn't have a problem with panhandlers but just once to make sure they really do need help. >> this is live tv. that is the robber who just went by. i have got to go here and called 911. i will talk to you later. steve: how about that? that was a reporter named adam sallet. andy have your next burger with a side of awesome. the one-of-a-kind, creamy blend of sweet and tangy. miracle whip and proud of it. at kraft we start with quality ingredients. all expertly blended to make our mayo. so you can take whatever you're making announcer: from iowa's sports leader, this is kcci 8

the mayor is not talking so much about them but the 3 to 4,000 people that live on the street and panhandle. the experts say there are probably more than that but they praised the mayor for finally addressing the problem. the homeless situation in new york has gone from bad to worse this year. in the last few weeks police dismantled about 30 homeless encampments. he is spending millions on homeless housing with on site social services and he is doing something about the street homeless and aggressive panhandling. >> i want to underscore the point that we are going to go at this problem with everything we got and when we hear a report of someone in distress, someone in need we will go there compassionately, but we will not tolerate any form of illegal activity. >> reporter: today at a breakfast, the mayor announced a program called nyc home stat. it includes the homeless from 145th street to canal. he promises a one hour response time to complaints about the homeless and includes 137 new staff and 60 police officers concentrating on homeless outreach. >> over the summer he admitted that ther

he can see's note albuquerque, the panhandle of texas. -- you can see snow in albuquerque, the panhandle of texas. alyx: happening right now, at least eight people are dead after multiple tornadoes touched down in the dallas, fort worth texas area last night. and power outages left thousands of people in the dark. cbs news reporter jason allen shows us some of that damage. jason: just as the sun was going down, strong storms and tornadoes started tearing through the area just to the east of dallas. this is in sunnyvale, one of the suburbs. a tornado came through here, hit the back of the house first, and then as the winds blew through the home, you can see it just knocked the entire front facade of the home off, ripping down from the garage all the way to the top of second story, laying it here in the front yard. the tornado then kind of hopped, and it skipped, and it jumped here. in sunnyvale, moving from this house then across the road, hitting a home here, taking down power lines on the other side. and then one of the bigger concerns the town manager and mayor were telling me here ton

after seeing panhandlers at an intersection near his business, mike pothoff, decided to offer them a job. elias: but that's where the story takes traction across social media... when they declined his job offer, pothoff decided to join them on the corner with his own sign. one that says "offered these guys a job, they said no. don't give them money. the business owner says he doesn't have a problem with panhandlers, but just wants to make sure they really need the help. " "it upsets me when we have younger kids or people that can work that are doing that. if they're gonna hold a sign out there and ask for money, and say they're homeless, i can hold a sign that says i"v eoffered these guys a job, don't give them money. " sabrina: sabrina: this isn't the first time he has offered a job to a panhandler and been turned down. he adds that the offer is still on the table for the boys. all: (reax) time for a quick break, coming up ... sam's in with central iowa's most accurate but first... time for a quick look at traffic... euclid... [current conditions] good morning iowa returns after thi

he adds that the offered a job to a panhandler and been turned down. he adds that the offer is still on the table for the boys. all: (reax) more good morning iowa ahead...but first here's abc's reena ninan and richard bacon with tech bytes. techbytes: in today's tech bytes... facebook taking on yelp. it is quietly launching a tool that allows >>> hey there. in today "techbytes" facebook taking on yelp. >> it's quietly launching a tool that allows users that search for local businesses. it's not been formally announced by facebook. when word about it spread, yelp's stock plunged. >>> today is the last day for nonprime members to receive free shipping on orders $35 or more. still haven't made it to the theatre, if you're worried about spoilers -- >> google is out with a chrome extension for facebook. >> in the meantime you might just want to block all social media until you can make it to the theatre. >> just live under a rock for a few weeks. >> i love this music. those are your "techbytes." >> have a great day, everyone. a warm sun. lots of water. nutr

now that's an iowa businessman, hanging out with a pair of panhandlers. the yellow side is hard to mix hand so is the message. it reads, offer these guys a josh, they said no. don't give them money. he has no problem with panhandlers, if they really need the help. >> if they're going to hold a sign out there, and ask for money and say they're homeless, i can hold a sign out there and say i offer these guys a job, don't give them money. >> he he's actually run into a similar situation before. that's why this time around, he took a stand. >> kevin: actually feels like december outside. it is chilly, but mostly clear. clouds are rolling in and i'm tracking this, our next rain moving in here tomorrow. we'll take it hour-by-hour right through the day. >> vanessa: but first, could the hottest holiday gadgets put you >> mark: a lots of us have high tech gadgets object on the shopping list. >> vanessa: but some of the high tech items mabry the risk of a cyber attack. what can you do to protect yourself. >> the reporter: buyer beware. >> you could buy a device tha

the same -- the same storm system is bringing conditions to the panhandle of texas, oklahoma and new mexico. we are on the scene in the hard-hit areas of texas. >>>>many residents are retrieving what left after the deadly tornadoes. >> compared to our neighbors, the house is still standing. the walls are standing. >> more than 100 homes were reduced to rubble when 8ef-4 tornado packing wind of up to 200 miles per hour tour through the area. one 61-year-old says it was the scariest night of her life. >> i stayed in my closet all night long. >> a 24 hour curfew remains in effect here after this tornado caused significant damage. you can see the tornado knocked over this band -- van and it ripped a roof of a home. >> at this point, we have had in engineer he was familiar with this particular water tower assessment -- based on the damage that he saw, he was concerned enough to ask us to drain the water tower. >> the unusual weather pattern is now blanketing parts of the texas panhandle, oklahoma and new mexico with heavy snow. whiteout conditions and massive snowdrifts led officials to s

a blizzard in the panhandle. tornadoes here and, now with torrential rains, the threat of flash flooding. and snow could be mixed with the rain later tonight. sheinelle? >> charles hadlock, thank you. >>> the same storm system that spun off the tornadoes is also responsible today for what's being called a historic blizzard that could paralyze holiday travel. overnight in new mexico, snow was blamed for more than 100 accidents. police are asking churches to mike seidel is in amarillo, texas, with the latest. good morning. >> good morning, harry. from the middle of interstate 40, it is shut down due to the blizzard from the west side of amarillo toal ber al berbuquerque. we've been dealing with the ferocious wind all night. it's gusted 60 to 65 miles per hour in the panhandle and will blow like this today, tonight and into monday morning. looking at one to two feet of snow. some of the highway you can see. here, because it's a dry, powdery snow, you have drifts almost a foot and a half deep. we've already had 23 in

though a crack that the men and women in aggressive panhandling to one reason following curious matter. rego is watching me like a hawk the fact monks and i have a history. i'm thinking on by their walkout last their voicing to know who i am and the kingdom gone they go back the pan handling the beats for cash fast freddie money but prefer larger nominations this continues to walk around until finely is in fact talking on the spot. when it thinks the coast is clear mitre's a panhandle more beats the that people become an off >> reporter: lisa the system and away in crusting please for the morning our. this until after about before and then the weather starts to dry for several cisco oakland working its way in the south bay around 6:00. and then we of steady rain to about midnight and a few lingering showers early on saturday otherwise increases sunshine to the day storm number to rise for sunday clouds the into the afternoon and rain and that evening in that rain for the most part will be on the way it and then a third storm of so next week for late monday. look for periods of light ra

we're expecting over a foot of snow in the texas panhandle to the oklahoma panhandle today to tomorrow. as we head back to work on upper midwest, 4 to 6 inches. a taste of winter with this monster storm. it'll be a rough one. pack your >> good sunday morning, everyone, another mild day ahead of us but darn start outside. 53 in bedford. woe being trad areas of drizzle and light showers morning. a few of them north of the mass pike. we'll continue to see this for a couple of hours. expecting dry breaks from mid-morning to mid-afternoon. can't rule out an isolated shower but a lot of the rain, close to 60 in southeastern mass then >> that's your forecast. >> we're all going to start humming the theme. >> to "lassie." >> that's right. >> thank you very much. >>> up next, we're going to catch up with the cast of one of the most talked about films of the year, "the danish girl." and ugly. block of all. cane lane. i know. oohhh. oh, holiday ferris wheel. i kind of love it. look at those reindeer. jeffrey, you're awfully quiet back there. i was just thinking... maybe it's time we finish this t

in the northwest, texas panhandle, people are bracing for a blizzard between 6 and 15 inches of snow possibly falling in lubbock and amarillo between now and monday morning. closed in aslames drivers tried to escape the fire inventor a, california, along the pacific coast highway. ventura, california, along the pacific coast highway. battled theters flames and shut down the road. the fast-moving fire forced dozens to evacuate, hundreds of others under voluntary evacuation orders. acres have burned so far. alabama, the same system that brought rain and a tornado to birmingham left floodwaters in its wake. the damager toured today as crews prepare for more flooding. the national weather service has had flood warnings in place for southern alabama in till monday. meteorologist eileen whelan is in the weather center tracking the system that is causing all those problems. eileen: it's a very dynamic weather system. first, some good news coming from dallas. over,rnado threat is now so that's good news, but look at all the heavy rain stretching from oklahoma, missouri, and on the backside o

. >>> a panhandler with one leg is investigated because -- >> if you look closely this guy isn't handicapped at all. >> the clues that gave away the clever rhus. >> a husband rushes to his wife that wiped out. see how quickly his attention turned to the health of his bike. >> he got a head nod. >> yes. >> it's footage from a security camera from a car dealership. >> but suddenly it's going to get grainy. >> the mystery of the great show >> and the story behind sending one pricey purchase up into thin air. >> did the woman say no? >> this year everybody is reaching into their soft spots in their heart and giving as much as they can, especially when it comes to people less fortunate. this video was captured in malaysia and he is a panhandler who appears to be handicapped but instead of giving him money or some sort of assistance the people around him are actually forcing him to take his clothes off. >> i'm feeling really uneasy about this. keep going. >> well, you should, because if you look closely, you realize this guy isn't handicapped at all. he has actually rigged his leg and tied it unde

that 15eu78 storm system is bringing blizzard conditions to the panhandles of texas, oklahoma and new mexico. here's more. >> reporter: many residents are retrieving what little they have left following this weekend's deadly tornadoes. >> compared to our neighbors, i mean, i think we got pretty lucky, the house is still spanding. >> reporter: more than 100 homes in the garland area were reduced to rubble saturday when and ef- 4 tornado parking winds up to00 miles an -- 200 miles an hour tore through the area. this 68-year-old woman said it was the scariest night of her life. >> i stayed in my closet all night long shaking week a leaf. >> reporter: a 4-hour curfew remains in connect in rowlette after a tornado caused significant damage. you can see the tornado knocked over this van. behind me, it ripped the roof off this home. on sunday, authorities evacuated residents near this water tower. >> at this point we've had an engineer familiar with that water tower assess it. based upon the damage he saw he was concerned enough to ask us to drain it. >> reporter: this is now blanketing the

severe weather through alabama and the florida panhandle, the clouds continue to increase through the evening, rest of today is quiet, just fine 1:00 a.m. a little burst of snow starting to move in. that transition over to sleet and ice and rain occurs from south to north tomorrow, late morning to midday. it's going to rain and rain hard along the south coast as well. so that even though it's not wintery weather is going to create issue, reducing road, tomorrow evening leftover rain showers, 6-129 inches in some of the mountains which is great news for ski country. wednesday quiet with a blend of sun and clouds, have to watch a low risk of freezing drizzle overnight tuesday into wednesday morning. let's get closer here, notice 1:00 a.m. bursts light to moderate snow here, generally either side of the pike, a little bit of snow in the cane and south coast, we change over quickly here, 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, a slow and rough go with pockets of moderate snow, reducing visibility. at first because the ground has been so warm it will have a tough time sticking, as it comes down harder

erin: manchester police are cracking down on panhandlers. police say many people have been complaining that panhandlers are disrupting traffic and creating safety issues. panhandling is not a crime. wanted on a felony arrest warrant. he is 6' 1", 180 pounds. fish and game officers are looking for the person who killed a moose and stole its antlers. the animal was found off smokey cap brook road. was killed sometime on friday. erin: a couple of presidential hopefuls are going to be in new hampshire today. jeb bush is going to be making appearances in manchester and hooksett. democrat hillary clinton will hold a townhall meeting today in salem. sean: donald trump is coming under fire for proposing that the u.s. stop muslims from entering the country. hear what local muslims have to say about his plan. erin: an interesting display find out how town officials are nativity scene. time being. catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. enjoy any medium latte or macchiato for $1.99. am

northwest fringe, some of the snow today in the texas panhandle. we have this south flow that has been a very warm period, with the bubble of hot air extending into the atmosphere. still mild. we will talk about the rain arrival in the cooldown thereafter. let's reset the forecast now. overnight to morning low temperatures. these are lows, not highs. starting off with above the ever chai, 47. the rain is not here by noon. this forecast has them here at about 4:00. upper 60's, to about 70. not a lot of sunshine, but still very warm. according to the latest information, the likely is round of rain is after 5 p.m. until about 8 p.m. the morning is fine, tomorrow evening will be a white drive home. wetomorrow night will be a drive home. it's likely that you will get some rain tomorrow evening. 58 frederick, 62 tuesday. that is not bad, 10 to 15 degrees above average. lot more cloud cover tomorrow, not much sunshine. cloudy skies with the sunrise, mile downtown, 57. cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. the seven day forecast, cooling down tuesday and wednesda

they narrowed it down now to just the florida panhandle area. it has the potential for international. we will get showers and thunderstorms later this afternoon and this evening and again tomorrow and wednesday. temperatures very mild. already low 70's from anderson to laurens to abbeville. we are looking for an afternoon for a high. reached the expected high of 64. winds have picked up a little bit. nine to 14 of the southeast in the mountains and seven at 10 in the upstate. average is 52 for a high. the record is 75. we are expecting 69 for greenville, spartanburg, and we have already seen low 70's in the piedmont. average in the mountains is 47 for a high. today, we are a good bit about that 64 already -- that with 64 already. cooler temperatures begin on friday and continue through the weekend. like winter by then. here is the future plus computer model. some heavy rain after 5:00 or through the upstate and hours. keep that in mind if you are headed out to we will see that out -- out. we will see that tonight. we had a good bit of thought ea

so, t t cold air fueling the blizzard threat for th panhandle and oklahoma city. places like chicago with a winter storm warning, and wds gusting to 60 miles per hour. very, hour cold out there. going to fuel the windchill to the teens. and in the northeast, a wintry mix in boston. >>> and we move to another policehooting causing outrage. officers in chicago killing a teenager and his neighbor, a mother of five, inside her own the department now facing tough new questions. here's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, the chicago police department again under scrutiny after another controversial shooting. 55-year-old bettie jones and 19-year-old college student quintonio legrier dead. >> we got two people shot. shots fired by the police. just to confirm. >> yes, they were. >> reporter: early saturday morning, police responding to a domestic d dturbance call on the top floor of this two-story home. legrier reportedly threatening his father with a bat. >> upon their arrival, they were confronted by a combative individual. >> reporter: jones lived on the ground floor. lov

the panhandles of texas and oklahoma and new mexico. omar villafranca is on the scene in hard-hit rowlett, texas. omar: many residents are retrieving what little they have left, following this weekend's deadly tornadoes. >> compared to our neighbors, i i think we got pretty lucky. walls are standing. omar: more than 100 homes in the rubble saturday when an ef-4 tornado, packing winds of up to 200 miles per hour, tore through the area. 61-year-old gwendolyn wheatley says it was the scariest night of her life. >> i just stayed in my closet all night long, shaking like a leaf on a tree. omar: a 24-hour curfew remains in effect here in rowlett, where an ef-3 tornado also caused extensive damage. you can see the tornado knocked over this van and behind me, it ripped the roof off of this house. on sunday, authorities evacuated water tower out of fears of , flooding. >> at this point, we've had an engineer who is familiar with that particular water tower assess it. based on the damage that he saw, he was concerned enough to ask us to drain the

major impact on our temperatures tomorrow so much so that parts of southwestern maryland and the panhandle of virginia could see freezing rain and i'll have more on that coming up in ten minutes. >> the redskins capped a huge night for d.c. sports with a big win over the eagles and jason pugh joins us with what's next for the division champs, jason? >> jay greweden and these players are looking forward to closing out the season on a positive note with the victory against the cowboys and getting ready with the playoffs, but as of now, this team is celebrating this division title. >> you've got to earn it, baby. we got it. >> yes! >> the celebration continued at redskins park and the team bus pulled into redskins park and they were chanting you like that surrounding kirk cousins' car. eventually kirk did get out of there and for the players that had gone through hard times, this is what it's all about. >> it never waivered. they're there every sunday and cheering us on. you know, the chants and you like that chants and whatever, the fan base is the best in the league, hands down and you know

drivers are being urged for the texas panhandle. declared in new mexico. >> there is widespread flooding in northern england with a lot of people calling them inadequate. right now several cities remain under several feet of water. they toured some of the hardest hit areas today, coming under fire over their efforts to address the problem. more rain is forecasted for wednesday across much of the u.k. >>> a former marine was killed in the prince george's atv crash. the investigators say that he and his 13-year-old daughter were riding on the road at waterford drive when they collided with the s. the teenage passenger is in critical condition as they say that they were not wearing helmets. >>> a fire in southeast dc under investigation tonight breaking out around 8:30 in that block. it took only some crews just minutes to put out the flames with no one hurt. >>> sky 9 above the fire in loudoun county breaking out around 6:30 a.m. outside the garage on the lane. and the fire crews say that they caught fire. luckily that damage was isol

originally the tree lighting wasn't going to happen because of funding issues and panhandling. a group of merchants. they've gathered tonight. they were able to have donations. this tree will be lit in about inside is a pastry shop. i take it personal when i don't see something not going the right way. >> the belmont improvement district which is responsible for the lighting initially pulled the plug because of budget issues. the money was needed for security to deal with panhandlers. >> we took it upon ourselves as a group as merchants to say, listen, we need a tree lighting. >> they skrabd together money and donations to get a tree inside the market. >> i think it's nice. >> reporter: why do you think it's nice? >> because lots of people come to see it. >> reporter: bringing joy to people in the belmont community and the holiday spirit, too. >> hope. the innocence is back. >> reporter: a lot of us feeling that hope tonight as you're hearing the caroling going on. this tree will be lit at 6:00 and we know there's an outdoor lighting as well for the tree that will be next satur

also a past president of the north panhandle neighborhood association. horizontal on behalf of the district 5, i'm proud to introduce the highest affordable housing requirement ever. i know i said that like 20 times. i mean it. also, college, i have one in the morning and i know the hours late but is it really important in the morning. dave karp was born on dave karp was born on june 4, 1916. he was actually the owner of cole's hardware store. he was born a polish immigrant parents and san francisco attended mission high school. from a young age he showed a strong work ethic sign candy at baseball games and delivering telegrams working at the shipyards during world war ii and in 1959 mr. karp brought the cole's hardware store that is been in the cole's alley neighborhood since 1920. it was a one-man band. pick up merchandise in the morning, stock and mark them throughout the day while helping customers and ringing up sales at the same time. in the evening he visited customers homes to do home repairs and improvements using the stores inventory while his

blizzard conditions in the oklahoma panhandle causing whiteout conditions. freezing rain and sleet making slow plows working to clear the road. in lubbock, texas, snowpws clear the roads. from amarillo to the mexico border, closed for the night. more than 20 motorists stranded. trucks out o control, resting in the snow bank. >> just last week, it was 60 degrees in roswell. today, everything is covered in snow. we'v've had me than a f foot of snow fall in the last 24 hours. that's made driving here ver treacherous. >> reporter: that nasty winter storm, sweeping much of the country, throwing a wrench in those flying home, too. >> i wouould call it a nightmare, yes. living he, is what it's been. >> reporter: long lines at airports. more than 1,000 flights cancelled in the u.s., more than >>>> they c't find our bags. >> reporter: in dall, just getting to the airport was a struggle. >> a lot of accidents. amlances, and everything rushing through the frways. >> reporter: here in dallas, we're seeing long airport lines. with all those cancellations, thousands of tr

a major snowstorm for the texas oklahoma panhandle. it's rainy windy and warm.

that is they be going to go into the panhandle of florida. so far this morning, we have seen quite a bit in terms of wind damage. all of those yellow dots which means winds 50, 60, even 70-mile per hour winds there, as well as tornadoes reported in parts of mississippi. these are the warnings that have just come out and been updated. you can see over toward the panhandle of florida and alabama, those are tornado warnings. this area is going to continue to make its way toward the east where that line of thunderstorms we'll probably see these warnings go into parts of george. >> later on this afternoon, as well. otherwise, we are also talking about that snow system moving towards the north. we expect to see quite a bit of snow out of this as well as on the warm side, a lot of rain flooding and flash flooding. you can see the areas of flash flooding which have been expanded over the last several hours down toward the mississippi river and parts of oklahoma. then of course, the big problem coming into this afternoon and evening is going to be the

back to you. >> janice, you mentioned blizzard conditions in the texas panhandle of. >> yes. it's cold enough for heavy know and wind gusts in excess of 40 minute. blind blizzard conditions continue. it could be historic noerm. >> that is incredible. certainly we'll keep our eye out and people will be alert to the weather conditions. >>> now to the war against isis in iraq. that country's forces are fighting back to take ramadi from the islamic state. isis fighters have fled that city, but they say about 100 or 300 or so remain holed up in government buildings. meanwhile, the pentagon confirms it has targeted isis positions in 17 air strikes that took place on christmas day. this as that message reportedly came from the terrorist group's leaderbaghdadi. he reportedly taunts the u.s. and threaten nations. kevin corke has the latest from honolulu, hawaii, where the president is currently on vacation. >> reporter: good day to you. you're right, it has been quite a while since we've heard from baghdadi. in this latest reporting which produces while he remains in hiding he claimed

over a foot of snow in the panhandle, creating a huge mess in the east. potential for icing. >>> and we move to another police shooting causing outrage. officers in chicago killing a teenager and his neighbor, a mother of five, inside her own home. they say it was, quote, "an accident." but the department now facing tough new questions. here's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, the under scrutiny after another controversial shooting. 55-year-old bettie jones and 19-year-old college student quintonio legrier dead. >> we got two people shot. >> yes, they were. domestic disturbance call on the top floor of this two-story home. legrier reportedly threatening his father with a bat. >> upon their arrival, they were confronted by a combative individual. >> reporter: jones lived on the ground floor. loved ones say she was opening the door for police when legrier began to make his way down the stairs and she was caught in a spray of bullets fired by police. authorities saying jones was accidentally and tragically killed. the police department extending condolences.

it's not the first time mike says he has offered a job to a panhandler... "i'm hiring down the street. you want to work for cash." "its about you know people that reaealy do need momoy and maybe can work too." and he says it won't be the last time either. "if they're going to stand out heless i can hold a sign out there i offered these guys a job don't give them money." in muscatine, people are allowed to panhandle as long as it's not done aggressively. its coming up on today in iowa... an alleged bann robber retutuns to the scene of the crime -- in the middle of a live report! plus...it's a dog no one wanted. but when one little girl meets him -- she knows it's thee perfect dog for her. "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered! with anncr: when the attacks come here... ...the person behind this desk will have to protect your family. will he be impulsivevend reckless, like donald trump? will he have voted to dramatically weaken counter-terrorism surveillance, like ted cruz? will he have skipped crucial national security hearings and votes just to campai

we're getting some lingering sprinkles here, panhandle of west virginia near martensburg and over to neare

the same storm blizzard like conditions to the panhandles of texas... oklahoma... and new mexico. 3 (pkg) -nats- as rescue crews in north texas sift through debris for people still unaccounted for... -nat/sot-i found the jet ...many residents are retrieving what little they have left following this weekend's deadly tornadoes: (sot denise garcia/ resident) compared to our neighbors, i think we got pretty lucky, the house is still standing, the walls are standing more than a hundred homes in the garland were reduced to rubble saturday when an ef-4 tornado, packing winds of up to 200 miles per hour, tore through the area. 61-year-old gwendolyn wheatley says it was the scariest night of her life: (sot gwendolyn wheatley/ resident) i just stayed in my closest all night long, shaking like a leaf on a tree (standup omar villafranca cbs news rowlett, texas) a 24 hour curfew remains in effect here in rowlett -- where an ef-3 tornado also caused extensive damage. on sunday - authorities evacuated residents near this damaged water tower - out of fears of flooding: (sot brian

blizzard warnings for the panhandle. just cannot imagine what those poor, poor people have been going through this weekend, the christmas holiday with their homes destroyed and lives uprooted. 11 deaths reported so far. we'll be back in nine minutes with the very latest on the extreme weather and the tornadoes in texas here on the fox news channel. e early people who arrived here in 1607, and who were they and >> who were they and why did they come? >> they thought this was a land of gold and silver. they really believed that. >> but they would soon learn they faced many threats and instead it was a land of starvation and death. >> mostly they were dying of hunger because it took them five months instead of five weeks as planned so they used up all of their food. >> they were drinking water from the jamestown river which in the spring runs clear and fresh and as the days wear on, the salt in the water strengthens. many felt the dehydration and salt poisoning. >> what was more deadly? the bad water and is that because the