upon commissioning from numerous sources, student aviators will initially go through pensacola for someround school training, and then they will either go to pensacola or whiting field for primary training, or come down here to corpus christi for primary training. the primary training is where they learn how to fly. this is the initial point where they are getting into an aircraft and learning their craft for the first time. upon conclusion of the primary training, they will then based on their grades and needs of the navy, determination will be made on where they will go next. will they do jet training, maritime training, multiengine training, or helicopter training. those are the three courses. here at corpus christi, we train -- the training wing does training for roughly about 450 students are graduated each year. there's about 900 at any one time that are here. of that time, during the year you will have 400 or so that will go through primary training. there's about the same number to go to the maritime training. the change in training over the years from over the history of the li

upon commissioning from numerous sources, student aviators will initially go through pensacola for someround school training, and then they will either go to pensacola or whiting field for primary training, or come down here to corpus christi for primary training. the primary training is where they learn how to fly. this is the initial point where they are getting into an aircraft and learning their craft for the first time. upon conclusion of the primary training, they will then based on their grades and needs of the navy, determination will be made on where they will go next. will they do jet training, maritime training, multiengine training, or helicopter training. those are the three courses. here at corpus christi, we train -- the training wing does training for roughly about 450 students are graduated each year. there's about 900 at any one time that are here. of that time, during the year you will have 400 or so that will go through primary training. there's about the same number to go to the maritime training. the change in training over the years from over the history of the li

electricidad, para este jueves se pronostica rÉcord de bajas temperaturas en varios estados, 25 grados para pensacola estÁn preocup preparadas. el gobierno ordenÓ el cierre de oficinas federales. >>> no puedo ir a trabajar. pero estamos alegres por ver la nevada. >>> al mal tiempo buena cara. este grupo se organiza cada vez que haya una nevada para divertirse. >>> mientras que muchos se divertian prevalecÍa el ruido de palas. y barredoras. porque la abatida ciudad de boston que lidia con mÁs de 95 pulgadas de nieve. >>> y meteorÓlogos siguen dos sistemas que podrÍan traer nuevamente nieve a la regiÓn. no son buenas noticias para miles de familias afectadas. >>> gracias. y a una semana de la muerte de la muerte de un hispano en pasco no volviÓ a la calma, y hay temor que esto se convierta en el ferguson hispano. marÍa paula estÁ en pasco. >>> asÍ es. estas personas estuvieron durante toda la semana y por varias horas protestando por la brutalidad policial, al parecer el de antonio no fue el Único accidente que puso a la policÍa en tela de juicio. >>> tanto el caso de brown, como el de antonio sambrano

. >> reporter: it was 27 degrees in pensacola. miami, 41. it's unheard of for florida. let's go live on sky 6. south carolina, georgia that whole area in the teens and 20s. a tremendous amount of cold has been poured into the united states from canada. the it's nice and quite in atlantic city, the winds have gone calm and that's allowed for more cooling to takes place. storm tracker 6 live dwowbl -- double scan live. we're 13 in philadelphia. this is the warmest location in the entire area. dewpoint, 1. winds out of the south at 8. minus 4 in atlantic city. that's a new record low. 5 in dover. 3 in allentown, 3 in trenton. the poconos 7 degrees windchill of # minus 10 in allentown. 2 in philadelphia. minus 4 in atlantic city and minus five in dover. the cold air is already there. here comes the moisture approaching from the west. this is a quick-moving area of low pressure that will move up the spine of the appalachian. note the colors, the lighter grays ahead of it. the brighter whites across cincinnati and kentucky. kentucky 25 degrees below zero south of lexington. a

it also says in your biothat you are an owner of a pensacola bottling company michigan. how do you do both at the same time? >> guest: you know i like anecdotally to tell people i do things things long-term. at the present of hampton for 20 years and i've owned the pepsico to bottling company for 30 years and i've been married to the same woman for -- i don't do anything i am not passionate about and i believe in entrepreneurship. when i was interviewed at hampton for the job some 38 years ago i told the board that if they elected me i would want to run hampton like a business for educational agendas. that is what we have done. everybody has always liked that. everybody has and always like that but the fact is before he became president as an example we have an unbalanced budget for two decades. fortunately we have balanced our budget every single year that i have been here. i want to say this to you and the audience. my mother and father were my first role models. i used my mother's advice running my business which was a 200 million-dollar business a year my mother used

host: our next caller, eric from pensacola, florida. caller: i called originally to have some acclamation on your side. when you called i think the republicans, the isolationists. i would be curious, what is the opposite of an isolationist? so far you have mentioned to her three instances in which are intervention, and who knows what kind of shadowy deal is going on behind the scenes, because there is a lot of money at war, but your consistent discussion of all the issues where he get in the middle of stuff -- the cia trained bin laden -- the instance of -- for example, i echoed down the street and threaten someone because i think he will be me later. you have to wait to be attacked first before we throw our men and women into the meat grinders. a lot of my family is in the military. i do not want them, their lives wasted. if you really care about the troops, do not send them into wars where there is obviously not a desire to win. who knows what the goals are. what is the opposite of isolationists? guest: first of all, i think eric may

tallahassee, 24 degrees, pensacola, 26. miami, 42 degrees yesterday morning. everybody up and down the eastern seaboard feeling the wrath of old man winter. there's storm tracker 6 live double scan we're clear snow is breaking out to the west. harrisburg york gettysburg, light snow. temperatures bone chilling right now, but we don't have the harsh wind. lancaster, reading 15, wilmington, philadelphia. 0. trenton, 15 and the poconos 9 with a like temperature of 5. feels like # in philadelphia with the wind and 7 in dover. you can see how far this cold air stretches it's all the way down into the virginias and the carolinas, eastern portions of ohio yesterday morning 37 degrees below zero. the entire state of kentucky below zero. places like bowling green paducah, everybody. satellite arena radar this -- satellite and radar this system right here is charging into that cold air. that means we'll see snow. some of it will come down at a good clip after 2:00 p.m. in the city itself, look for a wintry mix along the immediate coast. that line lifts to the north as th

take a look at the low temperatures, yesterday morning tallahassee, 24 degrees, pensacola, gainsville6. that's cold orange juice. miami down to 43 degrees. you have to go out west to california to see comfortable temperatures readings where they are in the 70s and 80s. nice out west, bitter cold in the east. dewpoint, 1, winds out of the south-southeast. minus 3 in millville. allentown, 2. poconos # -- 6 degrees with a windchill # 2 above. minus 2 in atlantic city. here comes the moisture you can see it across the ohio and tennessee valleys. white representing the snow, green the rain. you get the shades of blue that's the mix of sleet and freezing rain. it's cold, temperatures are well below freezing, so initially as this moves in, it will start in the form of snow, probably around 1:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. snow breaking out for everyone. even down here on the coast you'll start out as snow, but you'll go over to a mixture of sleet and freezing rain. during the afternoon and evening we see the mix of sleet and rain line push toward the snort. 10:00 p.m. still noticing in the lehigh valley

anytime an aircraft goes in the water -- yrg i investigated another crash in pensacola where on boeingt into the water. the plane was landing and just landed short of the airport. here it looks like the plane was rolling to its left violently. i just hope and pray we have more survivors, but i am not optimistic. >> the video is quite remarkable seeing the plane basically fall out of the sky. it made a sharp turn. does that give you any indication as to what kind of malfunction might have occurred? >> no. like i said, just from looking at the video and the stills it's hard to tell. one of the engines, probably the left would have failed, there is no evidence of that. if an engine failed, you would expect that maybe one of the propellers would be stopped. i don't see that. i'm not saying that both engines were running. all you can tell is that the gear was definitely you have. if you see the black spots on the bottom of the fuselage those are the tires of the air aircraft still exposed. i am going to look at more of the wreckage. i don't want to play this because i think it may have an a

but any time an aircraft goes in the water, i've investigated another crash down in pensacola where aing went into the water and we only lost three people there. but that was in a controlled entry into the water. the plane was landing and it just landed short of the airport. but here it looks like the plane was rolling to its left. very violently. i just hope and pray we have got more survivors but i'm not optimistic, betty. >> yeah. and that video, again, it is just quite remarkable seeing this plane basically fall out of the sky if you will and you said it made a sharp turn and does that give you an indication of what kind of malfunction might have occurred? >> no. like i said just from looking at the video and the stills it's hard to tell but, you know there's no evidence that one of the engines and it would have probably been the last engine failed and no evidence of that. it's a propeller aircraft and if an engine would fail you would expect maybe one of the propellers would be stopped. why see that. i'm not saying that that -- you know, both engines were running but just saying

host: let's go to hugh on the republican line from pensacola florida. caller: thank you for answering my call. i appreciate it. i have a comment on medicare tax -- i have a comment on medicare tax. at the moment, medicare taxes limited to one's income up to $118,500. if someone makes more than that, they are not held for medical -- medicare tax above that. that is a potential fix for medicare. guest: raising the cap is something that goes along with medicare and social security. it wouldn't necessarily be an easy fix. first of all, you would have the economic consequences of higher taxes. secondly, you would have a situation that completely changes the purpose of the programs, which are medicare and medicaid, the idea that these are supposedly things that people helped pay into and finance as they went along. if it turned into -- and that has made them different and distinct from typical most other entitlements that are a simple transfer of wealth. the wealthier to the less fortunate. if you change those programs then medicare and social security would

i understand you're a pensacola boy. >> yes, sir, i'm down here and love the weather.bing it in. i'm freezing in new york. so let's talk about this film. bradley cooper a guy i know one of the nicest guys in the world, you were there to help him train for the film then. then he took a liking to you. tell us how he asked you to get involved. >> right. i was initially tapped as the technical adviser for the film. bradley rick was a former s.e.a.l. out of l.a. bradley was on the gun for about two hours and out of the blue looks up and asks me do you ever think about playing yourself in the movie and he caught me offguard. my intention was, we need to get this right. you need to represent the s.e.a.l. team well and i was like, hit the target and we'll take it from there. the next thing led to another. i i auditioned and got the part and was in the movie. >> tell me about your talk with clint eastwood who said you have to be in the movie. >> it was an honor serving with the guys. i always admired clint and if it was a guy that was going to do this story justice and chris ky

this is the naval air museum in pensacola. it's remarkable.out you -- >> i had a fedex plane, all of my stuff. >> you want people to talk about your office. they come in and while you're having a meeting with all of these movers and shakers that run k street and one rest you're constantly saying hey, come down to my -- >> conversation pieces. >> you'll like that come down. >> in fairness -- >> jimmy buffet's margaritaville on pensacola beach, the flora-bama. >> aaron schock may have all of these things. you just have to part the pheasant feathers. >> mcgwire's. >> were your walls off white color they have? >> no. i changed my color theme. it was flaming pink. i thought it would get people's attention. pink and green. >> did it? >> of course it did. >> okay. >> no it was -- i don't know what it was. i think it was -- i think it was stalinist gray. one of those government building shades. but, no, i don't understand why anybody would do that in their office. i'm sure that aaron was shocked. >> oh, my god. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," actor

catholic high school pensacola high school. go in at 8:30 out at 1:45.t 1:45? >> wow. >> and then school ends like may 10th. you're just like this until after labor day. >> no. you went back early august. they make up for it. they go back too early. >> they do now. not when i was there. >> school started but you weren't there. >> the longest lunch. again, because i would go off-campus. go to morrison's. >> does everybody know there's such thing as snowyard? am i just ignorant? did you flow were snow yards? place where is they -- snow yards? >> i'm from california. i presume this is just stuff everyone else knows and i don't know. >> sounds like a normal thing. there are snow yards in big cities? >> across the city? if you live there? >> i guess in boston they do. >>> now to the latest details on the situation involving nbc's brian williams. there were a lot of developments over the weekend. here's where things stand now. >> i made a mistake in recalling the events of 12 years ago. >> brian williams will not be in the anchor chair this evening after a sel

host: let's go to hugh on the republican line from pensacola florida.aller: thank you for answering my call. i appreciate it. have a comment on medicare tax -- i have a comment on medicare tax. at the moment, medicare taxes limited once income up to $118,000 500 and -- limited to one's income up to $118,500. if someone makes more than that, they are not held for medical -- medicare tax above that. that is a potential fix for medicare. guest: raising the cap is something that goes along with medicare and social security. it wouldn't necessarily be an easy fix. first of all, you would have the economic consequences of higher taxes. secondly, you would have a situation that completely changes the purpose of the programs, which are medicare and medicaid, the idea that these are supposedly things that people helped pay into and finance as they went along. if it turned into -- and that has made them different and distinct from typical most other entitlements that are a simple transfer of wealth. the wealthier to the less fortunate. if you change those program

passed what the 35th anniversary of "purple rain "and i remember driving through movie theaters in pensacolau had black moviegoer, white moviegoer, black -- about the same time that michael jackson exploded with "thriller." >> yeah. >> suddenly you're thinking, wait a second. you know? >> absolutely. >> to cross over you make lots of money. you get lots of viewers. >> the goal was to do a great show exciting. >> you're an artist. i understand. i'm talking about the money >> i know you're an artist danny, but it is pretty remarkable you struck a cord. you don't see numbers like this. >> yeah. the numbers have been staggering and it's just been extremely exciting. no one really understand them at this point anymore. we're kind of rolling with it and tonight's the episode i wrote and directed and i feel it's a lose-lose situation. either the numbers go up no one cares or the numbers go down and i screwed up. >> it's time. >> time to let it go. let the numbers go. >> okay. "empire" wednesdays at 9:00 p.m. eastern on fox. danny strong it is always good to see you. you need to come back. >> any ti

. >> again, i talked about this yesterday in my hometown of pensacola, florida.tmases ago, people throw you i think it was a church an abortion clinic. they call eight gift for baby jesus. somebody can call them christian extremists without me going, oh my god, why are they talking about me? >> of course. >> so that is the fundamental mistake, i called it intellectual craftiness at the white house. >> we still need to talk about actually the bigger issue of defeating isis and there is no doubt this is a footnote in the much bigger debate. >> it's important. you want to know your enemy and you saw the atlantic this week. you want to know what drives them and motivates them and saying it's not about islam. it's the atlantic cover story. it actually doesn't are the fight. as roger cohen says not calling it islamic extremism actually discuss a disservice to billions of muslims around the world who are offended by this as well. >> we have sam stein still with us. the former director of the cia and nsa, retired general michael hayden. he is now a principles joining the

and listen i'm from pensacola, florida. when a long time ago, when christians blew up i think it was an abortion clinic on christmas day, they said they were giving a gift to baby jesus. do you think the news media stayed away from that? oh. no they identified them as christians. >> news media isn't staying away from this. he's the only person not calling it radical islamic extremism. "the new york times" calls it radical islamic extremism. they all call it what it is. i think it's becoming embarrassing. when you stand at prayer breakfast and talk about the horrors of the crusades -- >> that was a mistake. >> that was a mistake, i'll say. sounds ridiculous. >> he does. anyway. why don't we move on. we've discussed -- we've discussed this enough. but you do need to know your enemy. the president and everybody in the white house should read the cover story of "the atlantic monthly." this is not about bashing islam. the only way we win, the only way we beat isis is by having sunni muslims beat isis. we can't do it. we shouldn'

next is bill, joining us -- we will go to henry from pensacola, florida. caller: good morning. like obamacare. has i hear the callers, some states have obamacare and some states do not have obamacare. what i dislike about the proceeds is that, we are uninformed about how many states the callers are calling from that do not have obamacare. i think there is a disparity between the states. it needs to be looked into to be able to judge. host: jim has this point. if working people are not paying the subsidies, who is? front page and inside the new york times, the attacks that took place in copenhagen. a second shooting has been investigated. an update from the new york post. copenhagen was plunged into terra by a pair of public shootings. the first, public -- targeting eight cartoonist. the second shooting happened nine hours later outside the city's main synagogue. each attack claiming one life, leaving several others injured including a total of five police officers. the attack that targeted the cartoonist happen to be in a crowded cafe, tron comparisons to the assault in paris.

he was from pensacola.chman? >> where? >> that was the hot thing. i still remember. >> literal. >> i still remember he licked his lips a lot. >> ewe! >> it was like. that but still -- force. >> what did you get for christmas, chap stick? >> this is cute. we've done these things before. they go to the university. they went to a senior center. they asked some senior citizens about what it was like for their first kiss. take a look. >> my first kiss? >> oh, boy. >> i was about 13. around the corner there was this boy that lived. >> i was at least 13. all the girls wanted him. i got him. >> it was my first kiss. >> and he goes -- oh, my gosh. >> again, exciting. all the girls liked him! >> we drafted him and he came back a week after i was married looking for me. but anyway. >> what might have been. >> what a great -- oh, i love all of that. all right. so since it's valentine's day, i did a love song for ihoda. so here's just a sweet nice love song to put you in the mood for valentine's day. here we go. ♪ alway