for instance, in pensacola we also have the naval air station of pensacola, the blue angels. we also have a little office called the center for information warfare, information dominance where the military's trains their cyber warriors. on the academic side we have a branch of the state university system call the university of west florida and they have a center for cyber security. they happen to be the regional hub for the southeast four center of academic excellence on cyber security, so i picked up the phone and reached out to the director and said you have expertise and we have needs can we talk so we have begun this collaboration and pulled in the folks at the state level to say they have this cyber range, really interesting and very robust ability to threats simulate, to do all things up things educationally and so we have begun to have that conversation. is there a way we can collaborate to bring something like that to the forefront that would be mutually beneficial to the folks at the university as well as to those of us in the local elections office and as well at th

. >> out of pensacola, why? >> everybody that i saw around my that left, when they came back home, they were driving nice things. they were living in nice houses and so forth. i felt like in order to be successful, you need to look beyond your current circumstances. knowing that living in a 3600 square foot home, which is much different than the home i grew up in, just to grow and allow my wings to spread. in order to do it, i felt like i needed to get outside of pensacola to make that happen. >> what did it look like for you? as a youngster, were you thinking business? academics? when did football come into the picture? >> football was the first thing i ended up doing. i found out i was pretty good at it. when i started playing at t i started playing quarterback wearing number 12. >> hold tight. you were playing quarterback. how good were you? >> i never threw a pass. take the hand-off and take off running. >> being able to run the football and having that confidence at a very early age that i could play this "

for instance, in pensacola we also have the naval air station in pensacola home to the navy flight demonstration team also known as the blue angels. but we also have the office there called the center ininformatii information warfare. and we have a branch at the university of west florida. and they happen to be the regional hub for the southeast for these centers of academic excellence on cybersecurity. so i picked up the phone and reached out to the director and said, hey, you all have expertise, can we talk. and now we pulled in folks at the state level and they have these cyber range. very robust ability to threat s simulate, to do all things education-wise because they're in the education business. are their ways we can corroborate that would be mutually beneficial to the folks at the university as well of us at the election offices. as well as state level, our secretary state has gone to the legislator to ask for $2.4 million, i believe, to do two things. one, importantly is to give resources to the local elections office. we're basically funded with the exception with a handful of dollars

and he brought the magazine to the hospital in pensacola and showed it to me.nd that's been the start of it there. >> yeah. >> so that's how i found out about it, almost a year after he had taken the picture. >> right. and, john, had you had any of your photographs in "life" before the battle of hue? >> no, that was my first opportunity. >> and what did that -- what did that mean to you? when did you know that that was going to happen? >> well, i returned -- i returned to saigon, i went back to the bureau. some of the film, the black and white -- i shot both black and white and color because of this arrangement stars and stripes had made with other media, the black and white went to stars and stripes and the color went to "life." and soon thereafter, "life" advised me that they were running six pages. >> that has to be a big moment in the career of a -- somebody who had as an ambition -- >> yeah. it was huge. you know, within a matter of weeks, and i was still in army, of course. within a matter of weeks, they offered me a contract, and soon thereafter, still a

and he brought the magazine to the hospital in pensacola and showed it to me.hat's been the start of it there. >> yeah. >> so that's how i found out about it, almost a year after he had taken the picture. >> right. and, john, had you had any of your photographs in "life" before the battle of hue? >> no, that was my first opportunity. >> and what did that -- what did that mean to you? when did you know that that was going to happen? >> well, i returned -- i returned to saigon, i went back to the bureau. some of the film, the black and white -- i shot both black and white and color because of this arrangement stars and stripes had made with other media, the black and white went to stars and stripes and the color went to "life." and soon thereafter, "life" advised me that they were running six pages. >> that has to be a big moment in the career of a -- somebody who had as an ambition -- >> yeah. it was huge. you know, within a matter of weeks, and i was still in army, of course. within a matter of weeks, they offered me a contract, and soon thereafter, still as a

>> i was in the hospital for the second time in pensacola naval hospital. i had a former brother-in-law who lived in florida and he was in a barbershop getting a haircut and with having to wait for a chair. he picked up a magazine to look at it and it was life magazine and the picture was a double page of that picture. he recognized me immediately and he brought the magazine to the hospital funding pensacola and showed it to me. that was the start of it. that is how i found out about it, one year after he had taken the picture. >> had you had any of your photograph in life before the battle ye? >> that was my first opportunity. >> when did you know that was going to happen? >> i returned to saigon, i went back to the bureau. the black and white went to stars and stripes. the color went to life. men thereafter, life advised they were running six pages. that has to be a big moment and the career of someone who had the ambition. >> it was huge. weeks -- itter of was in the army. within a matter of weeks, they offered me a contract. , as ahereafter 21-year-old,

. >> out of pensacola, why?, when they came back home, they were driving nice things. they were living in nice houses and so forth. i felt like in order to be successful, you need to look beyond your current circumstances. knowing that living in a 3600 square foot home, which is much different than the home i grew up in, just to grow and allow my wings to spread. in order to do it, i felt like i needed to get outside of pensacola to make that happen. >> what did it look like for you? as a youngster, were you thinking business? academics? when did football come into the picture? >> football was the first thing i ended up doing. i found out i was pretty good at it. when i started playing at the age of 8 at the salvation army, i started playing quarterback wearing number 12. >> hold tight. you were playing quarterback. how good were you? >> i never threw a pass. take the hand-off and take off running. >> being able to run the football and having that confidence at a very early age that i could play this tim time, c

in pensacola, florida, the frigid frigid temperatures turning this fountain into an ice sculpture. niagra falls remains one big beautiful icicle and a one hundred car pile up in buffalo. the rest of the week, extreme cold will linger with the addition of snow moving up the east coast. ivan joins us live from the cnn w weather center. bomb cyclone to blast east coast before polar vortex uncorks tremendous cold. >> yes, we are in a hash tag world and so those words are very popular but there's no such thing as a bomb cyclone for kids watching at home, don't worry. it's just a snowstorm. it's going to make it feel terrible and 60 to 70-mile-per-hour winds, sure, that's a big noreaster coming up here, but this is the part that's unusual, to have winter storm warnings as far south as florida. accumulating snow and ice there but it will be of course a snow event for the mid-atlantic but i think this is one of those new england storms although new york will be on that edge and i think you will see accumulations of several inches here. this is blizzard warnings from maine and into massachu

but the pensacola stats blew mea way this morning it's snowing and 20 degrees in pensacola.n florida, joe, last time i checked. >> that's so weird repeat after me, mike, it's just weather, it's just weather, it's just weather when it's cold, it's just weather. if it's warm, we know what that would be, but it's not anyway thank you. we're trying to escape the cold. we're going to davos on sunday yeah, we're -- >> not bad. >> 25 degrees. it's warmer than pensacola. >> 30, 35. >> warmer than florida >> did you look at the forecast? >> i did. >> last couple of years we were in the -- wasn't it single digits >> it all depends on whether the wind comes through, whether the clouds are out or the sun pokes out from behind -- mike, thank you. >> 24 degrees right now in davos, 29, 24, 24, 37. >> 37! >> and all the indoor studios are still sold out, is that -- is that still the issue for us >> yeah. >> yeah, they're sold out. there's not that many indoor places over there. >> yeah. we like being outside. >> i think we do it for the theatrics. >> nice back drop. >> other people make the

oil came as far east as pensacola beach. the photographs of oil completely covering the sugary white sands of pensacola beach, those photographs went around the world. so what did people do? for an entire tourist season, they didn't come to any of the beaches of the gulf coast because they thought there was oil on the beach. painfully, because of that experience, not even to speak of what has been done to our environment and how much oil is still sloshing around down there on the bottom of the gulf, painfully that experience got in the minds of the businesses all up and down the gulf coast of florida. and, by the way, over on the east coast, because had that oil ever gotten in a current called the loop current that comes down and becomes the gulf stream, that oil would have ruined the tourism industry all along florida's southeast coast, what i mentioned from the keys to miami beach and all the way up to fort pierce, florida. so floridians feel fairly strongly about this, madam president, and that's why we were fortunate ove

pensacola, mobile.e start talking about the south and you talk about an icing event and a little bit of snow, that's when you get some big impacts. new england will get the heaviest snow. here comes the arctic air. we're now down to 24 in dallas. just went below freezing had in san antonio. houston is shortly going to go below freezing, too. we're still oak this morning. new orleans to mobile. the best chance for any little bit of ice or snow, mobile, pensacola, baton rouge included is going to be late this afternoon into early this evening. on the map, the blue shows you where it's snowing. little rock has had snow covering the ground. memphis, it's still snowing. here is that pink. that's the freezing rain and the sleet from san antonio to austin and eventually that will push down to south texas. so the snowfall map isn't impressive because it's more or less just a coating. but these areas of the deep south don't have any salt to put on these roads. if you get a coating of ice out there, it's going to

this is in pensacola, florida. in the panel handle. the guy says when he took the video only 30 degrees out. so that's not something you hear about every day. certainly not in the sunshine state. >> um-um. >> in florida. we may be feeling that a couple of days. minus ten witness wind chill. >> oh, my gosh. >> crack that ice with a hammer. >> i can't it being as as it's going to be. i'm already thinking about that. but first we have to think of this. six to zen inches of slow through south jersey and four to six for the philadelphia area. through south jersey and four to six for the philadelphia area. >> thanks for watching and with dunkin' deals, you get two egg & cheese wake-up wrap sandwiches for $2. through south jersey and four to six for the philadelphia area. >> thanks for watching and and two of those for two of those means you deserve a few of those. stop in for the latest dunkin' deal, two egg & cheese wake-up wrap sandwiches for $2. america runs on dunkin'. announcer: today on "tmz" -- charles: all right, kim and kanye just m

this is in pensacola, florida. in thee y says when he took the video only 30 degrees out.that's not sometng day. certainly not in the sunshine state. >> um-um. >> in florida. we may be feeling that a couple of days. minus ten witness wind chill. >> oh, my gosh. >> crack that ice with a hammer. >> i can't it being as as it's going to be. i'm already thinking about that. but first we have to think of this. six to zen inches of slow through south jersey and four to six for the philadelphia area. >> thanks for wat >>> this is good day philadelphia. >> here we go, happening right now on good day philadelphia, the bomb cyclone, it is here. parts of the delaware valley being hammered by massive nor'easter. >> and from the looks of the radar, which we will pop up, here come, it is huge. it is massive. it is spinning. it will not be stopping any time soon. >> of course this morning, we have live team coverage, our crews, they're out and across the area this morning, preparing you for what you need to know if you have to venture outside. you're right, you look at the radar, it gives

risk thank you for joining us on the program so what do you make of this latest decision by the pensacola not to disclose information on how much afghan territory is held by the taliban is this test and admission of failure we're seeing here. well the american war on afghanistan hasn't been going well at all you know what we've seen is that the polish have expanded their a presence have strengthened recently we've also seen i suspended traffic into up when i started so when the u.s. says it's waging a war on terror in afghanistan the indicators show that this war isn't going well in any way whatsoever and i think that you have to emphasize here that even more when you look at the trunk and straighten the trump i'm a straight shooter came into office saying that he wants to wage a war on what he called radical islamic terror that was the slogan which trump has always used ever since so you know he began with his election campaign what we see is a war on islamic terror between brackets as they called it in a kind of started as i said there hasn't been making any success as your corresponden

this is pensacola. a family here found their pool frozen solid. even further south near tampa, manatees have been spotted huddling together in the water trying to stay warm. there is a state of emergency in effect across florida. and yesterday snow fell in the capital. tallahassee where snow has not been seen in the last 30 years. wow. >> so we are not alone dealing with the cold. and it's about to get even colder. >> right. one group very vulnerable during this weather is the homeless. news4 mark segraves takes a ride in one of the district hope owe therm yeah advance. the driver a man everybody s bones has spent the past 16 winters helping people living on the streets survive. >> you can find them on our street corners. you drive past them as they live in their tents. and if you look you'll see them huddled under our bridges during their best to stay warm during the dangerous cold temperatures. >> vincent black is known as bones. he's been operating one of the advance, a local nonprofit. >> where are you staying at? >> reporter: if they let him,

this is what it feels like as you step outside. 13 in pensacola. birmingham, 11. single digit windchill values this morning as you step outside near atlanta. highs warming to about 35 in cincinnati. 31 for detroit. 42 for the nation's capital. there is some light at the end of the tunnel. we will replace the cold weather as we head into the weekend. great news for southeast and east coast. check out this warming trend for boston. 34 today. 39 by saturday. well above normal as we head into the weekend for new york city. back to you. >> that's the weather. how about some money for breakfast? >>> stocks mixed after wall street with a fresh round of records. dow climbing 300 points. closing above 26,000 for the first time ever. it briefly touched that milestone the day before. stocks rose on earnings and it has been a good season so far with just a few disappointments. ford stock with the worst day since july of 2016 after a poor profit forecast. big banks are taking hits from the corporate tax cut. it lowers the value of the deferred tax assets. bank of america with

. >> now this happens at pensacola on monday. th about a dozen bullets were shot at that car with two children inside. preliminary investigation revealed that the shoot out was drug related and somebody in one car owed money to the other person in the other car. at least one person is arrested. >>> new details of the hit-and-run crash we told you yesterday morning. police arrested 33-year-old benjamin yager. >>> happening today almena is going back on trial. he's facing 36 counts of involuntary man slaughter. almena leased the building and harris was a lease director. >>> as tax season is under way, scammers are already trying to steal your money with phone calls. the caller claims to be from the irs and threatens to freeze your account if you don't pay up. now the real irs is saying don't fall for this. >> that call is so bogus, we are not going to tell you to pay by money gram. the urgency of asking you to pay is a way of victimizing people. >> you will never be contacted by phone. the call of the scam is they demand money on t

wayne and oak city and pensacola and san antonio. >> and it's that tasty time of year again. today was the official kickoff of cookie season for the girl scouts of eastern pennsylvania, here at suburban station local girl scouts set up a special booth with quook cookies on display and smores. and they helped to fund amazing experiences for girls along with various community projects it runs through march 11th. save me a couple of boxes please. >>> are you an eagles fan with a different kind of sweet tooth, sweeneys on naaman's road has eagle cupcakes gingerbread and chocolate squares and more. if you order now it's not too late to pick them up for your party this weekend. this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. >>> time for the ac forecast and the details of the warm-up once we are past tonight. >> are you right and in time for the we

these are the current wind chills, it's 20 degrees in tampa, pensacola is 10, galveston is 22, 3 in atlanta, jackson, mississippi 13, and dallas is 9 degrees and we have a system on our way, not that cold, you'll notice it by tomorrow, some light rain has made it. parts of this area. not so far to go. best opportunity is late morning, more likely this afternoon and latter tonight. that looks like more prime final on the rain. that's the biggest issue for the morning commute. by the evening, it can be a different story, that system works its way here. it's a cold system, we went through storm warnings for the sierra, it starts hat 4pm, you can go early, that snow may be plummeting down to 34500 feet. this area is within a couple of degrees. this is the coolest air we've seen it for a while. that's not arriving until tonight and tomorrow. we have cloud cover, and rain develops later this afternoon. rain returns, and it looks to be three systems, and again this time next week, that colder air mass will settle in for a freeway and into saturday. you'll notice it, not so much today, but by tomor

a little bit of snow and sleet heading towards pensacola. charlotte, over to snow here shortly. so far you have been mostly rain or sleet. raleigh, you will get it this afternoon. here's the additional snowfall forecast. maybe an inch in central georgia. still a huge ordeal for them. is south carolina, an inch to two inches. norfolk, maybe a coat to go about an inch. so far temperatures above freezing in new york city. 35, 36. same for philadelphia. it is one of those rare mornings where we are 7 degrees colder in washington, d.c. at 29 degrees. the cold air is filtering in. 3 in pittsburgh. we have light snow. two to three inches on the ground. hudson valley and all through portions of maine and central new england. only about one or two additional inches for central new england. again, it's not a huge amount of snow and ice out there, but it is is mostly the southern portion. it makes this a really big deal. we have windchill advisories now for florida and windchill warnings for brownsville, texas. it just doesn't happen that often. >> florida people will be layering up. >> th

a shootout in the middle of traffic in pensacola, florida. cops arrested one shooter and looking for the other. isis bombed children in afghanistan. at least four people confirmed dead and three dozen hurt. a group of people apparently survived by hiding in the basement. investigators found the bodies of five missing workers after a natural gas drilling rig exploded in oklahoma. that's the word of the sheriff. it happened near quinton south of tulsa. state and federal investigators are working with the drilling company to figure out what caused the blast. the news continues with shepard smith after this. >> shepard: the white house in the last hour said they will release a frame work monday for a possible immigration deal. the press secretary sarah sanders says it will be a compromise between members of both parties that members of both parties can support. sarah sanders would not say whether it will include a pathway to citizenship for the dreamers. hundreds of thousands of immigrants whose parents brought here here to the united states as c

and all of my friends in pensacola.d numbers. it's all it is -- it is all you can look at every chart and look -- i think one of the few things -- there's no doubt that huge corporations are thrilled with the tax cuts they've gotten. there's no doubt that consumer confidence is higher than it's been. but in part because as glennhubbard said, his quote is donald trump is just a better che cheerleader than barack obama. >> i we needed a corporate tax reform. barack obama proposed a corporate tax reform. but this was paid for by the high income residents of the blue states whose state and local reductions they took away to pay for it but regressive tax cuts that helped the rich more than they help the poor. it's not something that you can look at and say this is great. there's no question about that and donald trump has played a role in thatprinciplely benefits the wealthy. >> michael beschloss put last night's night in perspective and veterans from the past two administrations weigh in, former chief of staff andy card and

caller: so, it's in between pensacola and panama city. host: what are your thoughts? caller: you know, my hope is for our whole government to work like it should. like it's supposed to. i'm glad that both parties found a commonplace to come together and move forward. but partisan bickering needs to end and, again, just my hope is that we can move on. if february 8 comes about, i pray that and hope that they're able to resolve everybody's interests. but first and foremost, put the country ahead of everything else. by the way, i am a federal worker. i was laid off today. i've done it before. so it's not a big deal. but it is -- i don't think it should have happened this time. but it did and we just move on. thank you. host: and, mike, in terms of this being -- is this your second shutdown? is it any different from the first time? are you preparing in the same way? caller: well, it's a process. and it really doesn't matter which administration it came under. it's just that it's just a process, that you have to accept when you become a servant. the last one was like for t

here's a water fountain frozen in pensacola fla.nd later this week it could strike with freezing temperatures, ice and snow. so much so it would resemble a winter hurricane, returned to a rare weather phenomenon known as a bomb cyclone. tom, what are we expecting in the coming days? what is this bomb cyclone thing? >> this is when a pressure of a storm system actually drops 24 millibars in 24 hours. every state in the u.s. hit the freezing mark today. all of the lower 48 had wind chills in the teens. notice in white, anderson, these are the departure from normal. to nearly a 30 degree temperature, off what is average in dallas. in atlanta this morning, 1 degrees. at the same time in anchorage. it was 39. in fact the high temperature was the highest in panama city at 44. the nasa rover recorded a temperature of minus 2. look at the wind chills. it's colder in chicago than on the surface of mars at minus 15 as well as detroit. you showed the temperature of this frozen fountain. we're talking about i-10, i-95, interstate 75. how about

pensacola, it feels like 8 for you. radar as you go forward in time, it moves on out for today.s evening, pretty much everyone should be wrapped up except for maybe the eastern side of north carolina, the utter banks. so high temperatures today, not even getting to freezing in a lot of cities. 23 in cincinnati. 36 in charlotte. 30 degrees your high temperature in atlanta. but there is some light at the end of the tunnel. this cold air is going to work its way out and warmer air will replace it and by sunday the mild air should stretch to the east. john and poppy? >> jennifer gray, thank you very much. >>> coming up, tick tock, tick tock. a key group of conservative lawmakers not sold on the current republican plan. might they derail its passage? we'll talk to one of the members of the house freedom caucus next. with adt, you can feel safe for only $49.00. that includes security panel, keypad, key fob, entry and motion sensors and for a limited time, get a camera included and installed at no additional cost. >>> all right. this morning, a temporary fex to keep the government up a

this is in pensacola, florida, where a man's pool has frozen solid. the surface is completely solid as you can tl the man who took the video said his daughter was crying that the pool was gone. [laughter] i'm sure she has never seen anything like that. jonathan: drain the pool, because if it stays like that and it freezes over it will tear through the wall of that thing. drain your pool! nancy: that is remarkable. bill: we talk about snow, we talk about minnesota and we show these impressive video of the massive cooldown. we have snow -- for example, i talked about this earlier. savannah picked up snow. the records go back 153 years. jonathan: no snow? bill: not once ever on this day. alison: this is historic. bill: last i checked they had an inch or so. that was earlier today. that was the sixth snowiest ever for them. ever. on any day. jonathan: they don't know what to do with snow down there. bill: no. the pool problem is not that big of one. we are looking at rehoboth beach. the reason we are showing you that, it's beautiful. but we have a blizzar

(steve) florida police released new video of a shootout that happened at a stop light near pensacola. ((nats))ánats of gunshotsá a dash camera in a a dash camera in a vehicle stopped at the light captured the incident monday at around noon. two suspects can be seen exchanging about a dozen rounds of gunfire around a stopped pick-up truck. police arrested the 30-year-old suspect who jumped out of the gold toyota tuesday after a chase. they are still looking for the driver of the silver lexus. he is identified as jonathan james harris. nobody was injured during monday's shootout -- but there was a two-year-old and an eight- year-old in that toyota when it happened. new tonight at nine... a new concern for california geologists, after an earthquake fault is discovered on some of the most expensive land in the state. and they still don't know where the fault ends.find out what people have to say about a potential tremblor in the heart of beverly hills. that's tonight on kron 4 news at nine. kevin durant's kevin kevin durant's ejection from last night's win over the new york knicks... was

when you saw the alabama election, the president tried to energize his base down in pensacola, to bring somebody who we thought in the majority of alabamans thought was not prepared to be a member of the united states senate. the president urged his election because he needed it. they went to the polls. our base was very energized. they went in big numbers. it was not that trump's people voted for doug jones. it was they simply did not come out. i think you will see that in virginia. moderator: you think republicans will not turn out in midterms? yer: yes. a depressedill be turnout. they are not energized, and i think a lot of republicans who are somewhat disappointed with trump not changing. they expected him to be more presidential. in the two speeches he has given, he has been presidential because he was locked in to the teleprompter. but when he is not locked into the teleprompter and he is freewheeling, he has not done well. moderator: i have covered you since i was a metro reporter at "the washington post." you have voiced pushed the idea of the government being more efficient and

check out this family in pensacola found their pool frozen solid. they have a pool, though. near tampa, manatees have been spotted huddling together to stay warm in the water. >> oh, no. i feel bad for the manatees. there's a state of emergency across f the capital, tallahassee, for the first time in 30 years. floridians don't know what hit them. not used to this. >> you have probably heard this term or seen the term, bottom bomb cyclone. it's a system that intensifies rapidly. if it sounds like a hurricane, you're just about right. the bomb part of the name refers to the pressure inside a storm sell falling quickly that it gives the storm explosive strength. >> nicely done, aaron. >> it's all right there. >> you read it so well. i know exactly what it means. aaron, before we go to the all-important forecast, prince george's county schools are closed. this is a change. this is what's happening. school officials waking up, reassessing the situation, seeing the conditions worsening and closing down as a closings and delays. prince george's county schools closed today. >> the f

in pensacola, florida, the frigid temps turning this fountain into an ice sculpture and this one in alabama, an ice buildup around the water jets. even colder if the northeast where niagra falls was mostly one big icicle and look at this. 100 car pile up in buffalo in a blizzard. thanks to wretched conditions. the extreme cold will linger the rest of the week with the addition of snow moving up the east coast. we're joined live from the cnn weather center. good morning to you, ivan. how much snow are we going to get up here in the northeast? >> i think you're about 4 to 6 inches right in the city. you can handle that though. >> yeah, we got that. >> the problem is, it's going to be coming in with arctic air and we're going to plunge right back into the weekend there and we have frozen sculptures in florida. a look at the windchills here, the winter in nashville, a toasty 17 at this hour. otherwise we're looking at below zero windchills in minneapolis, d.c. feels like 14 degrees early this morning and there it is, radar that you can go years and years and not see pink, this is not good for n

admitted that his picture was a fake, fraud, showing an almost empty arena last night for my speech in pensacola in fact he knew the arena was packed as shown also on tv. fake news. he should be fired. >> seth: you know, i'm not sure getting fired for false tweets is really a precedent you of all people want to send. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i mean -- if tweeting something incorrect was a fireable offense, you would have had to give your inaugural address while holding a cardboard box full of your stuff. [ light laughter ] "well it's great to be here, but i've been fired." but this goes to the very heart of trump's world view. one set of rules for him and the people closest to him. another set of rules for everyone else. if you're an immigrant, or a minority, and trump thinks you broke the law, he only wants to punish you. if you're a white man close to him, who's been accused of a crime, trump thinks you deserve leniency. if you're a reporter, and you make a mistake, trump wants you fired. but if you're trump, or one of his acolytes you get to lie brazenly with impunity. reporters a

but he is not going broaden his base if he just goes pensacola and to alabama. he's got go to parts of the country he doesn't visit. so it seems to me a wasted opportunity. if he really wants to change the headline about his presidency, he's got to get out to the american people and explain why he is not just the president of the red state, he is the president of everybody. >> david, let's listen to what the president said last february when he first addressed congress. >> i am here tonight to deliver a message of unity and strength. and it is a message deeply delivered from my heart. a new chapter -- [ applause ] -- of american greatness is now beginning. a new national pride is sweeping across our nation, and a new surge of optimism is placing impossible dreams firmly within our grasp. >> david, he said he was there to deliver a message of strength and unity. you talked about how well he was received in davos. do you think he has delivered that in the first year, what we just heard? >> well, listen, the economy is doing very, very well right now. and every pre

calling out the "washington post" for in his words falsely reporting a massive soldout rally in pensacolaa as being empty. he said the dishonest reporter showed a picture hours before it vent started and it was much, much bigger. number four, "time" magazine, falsely reporting that the president removed a bust of dr. martin luther king jr. from the oval office. this was something that "time" reported kay one, day would of the administration. it was a fake story. number three, cnn in the words of the president, falsely reporting candidate donald trump and his john donald trump jr. had access to hacked documents from wikileaks before the public did. that was not true. had to be retracted as well. number two, the president going after abc news's brian ross, in the president's words, in this thing just tweeted out, brian ross, quote, chokes and sends markets in a downward spiral with false report. about retired general michael flynn and pleading guilty to the charge of lying to the fbi, brian ross saying it dated back to collusion in the campaign. that had to be walked back, that was not true

calling at "the washington post" for in his words, falsely reporting a massive sold-out rally in pensacolasem being empty. he saysai a dishonest reporter showed a picture hours before the event started and it was much, much bigger. number four: "time" magazine falsely reporting that a president removed the bust of dr. martin luther king jr. from the oval office, reporting that day one or date two of the administration. number three:n cnn, in the words of the president, falsely reporting that candidate donald trump but has not had access to hacked documents from wikileaks before the president did. that was not true. had to be retracted, as well. number two: the president coming after abc news' brian ross. the president's words, brian ross "jokes and says markets in a downward spiral with false reports." remember, that was about retired general michael flynn and pleading guilty to the charge of lying to the fbi. brian ross suggesting that this dated back to actual collusion in the campaign, that had to be walked back. that was not true. the stock market crashed on that initial fake news. the

when you saw the alabama election, president went down to pensacola to try to energize his base, to bring somebody who we thought and obviously the majority of alabamians thought was not prepared to be nor should he have been a member of united states senate. but the president urged his election because he needed it. they went to the polls and our base was very energized and went in big numbers. wasn't that trump's people voted for doug jones. wasn't he simply didn't come out. so that any use, and that happen in virginia as well. >> the midterms, refocus just will turn out? >> i think there will be a depressed turnout because i think they are not energize and i think there are a lot of republicans who are somewhat disappointed with trump's not changing. they voted for him but expected him to be more presidential. now, on the two speeches he's given to the joint sessions of congress he's been pretty presidential because he was locked in to the teleprompter. but when he is not locked into the teleprompter and he is freewheeling, he hasn't done very well. >> mr. hoyer, i've come to going bac

family in pensacola woke up to their backyard pool frozen. look at them pounding on what should be water. at a has see received snow for the first time in three decades. >> you can track the cold and the snow on fox5dc.com and up to the minute school closings and delays plus weather updates on the fox5 mobile app. >> the war of words between president trump and steve bannon heating up following news of a bombshell book. >> tom fitzgerald on this one tonight. people still talking about talkt this one, fitz. >> reporter: it is a clash of titans. the president coming out with a strong statement. today he had some more words for steve bannon. we'll tell you what they were. ronica. >> well, it's a tumultuous virginia house race that lasted months after the polls closed was finally settled today in seconds. we'll break down the unexpected and shocking process that entire future of virginia politics in an instant coming up. >> and the trump administration is taking a step that could threaten marijuana legalization movement. >> but as we head to brea

one man woke up to find the pool outside his pensacola home frozen he tried a lot to break through thehis son even bounced a soccer ball off the top of the frozen pool. earlier this week florida's capital tallahassee saw snow for the first time in three decades. you know when it gets this cold some people, well, some people loses all common sense. for instance warming up your car with the doors unlocked basically you're inviting crooks to steal it. sorting it all out our hank nine. >> and so they had left their car running and they ran in real quick to pay and that quickly someone stole their car. >> reporter: it's hank i'm in lindenwold. i'm about to steal your car. you left it running. i know. it's cold out. shawna still says she doesn't blame you. you were cold. >> i understand why they do it because it's freezing and no one wants to sit in a cold vehicle. >> reporter: it's too late. i got it now. my take is, you should never let your car idle and having it stolen is the key reason but there were other ones as well. warming up your engine when it's cold out but that's not your cold.

and i hope that during that time every floridian remembers what happened to us when the beaches of pensacola beach were blackened with tar and oil and we lost a whole season of our guests, our tourists who come to this extraordinary state of natural environment, the beautiful florida beaches. i hope that every floridian will remember, whether you were a holtier, restaurantier, whether you are the dry cleaners, whether you had the taxi services, when you got hit in your pocketbook, i hope that every american who rightly has an interest in protecting our beaches, our oceans, our marine life, decides to write in and complain to secretary zinke exactly what he's putting at risk with this proposal. the interior department claims the revised proposal will lessen unnecessary regulatory burdens. that's their words. unnecessary regulatory burdens on the oil and gas industry saving these businesses money. it's estimated saving some 9$00 million for the oil industry. but what about all the other businesses that will be hurt by a spill if that bailout preventer doesn't cut that pipe in two and seal off

pensacola homeowner woke up to a chilly surprise. a pool frozen over.e knocked on the surface a few times but he could not crack that solid surface. >> time right now 6:09. >> look at that. >> i know, right. still to come this morning. >> a new back bashing president trump is hitting book stores today despite protests from the white house. we're back in just 30 seconds. >> ♪ before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. >> ♪ >> 10 past the hour right now. that bombshell book about the trump campaign and the administration out today ahead of schedule. the president's attorney issued a cease and

plant that builds wind durbins in pensacola, north carolina, 90% of what goes comes china or europe.'t believe me, [indiscernible] running back and forth across is the interstate loads ofg the generators, gearboxes, and other stuff. no truck line called bulldog highway express that all of jacksonhaul out ville, florida to the plant in pensacola. of them tax dollars how come they're going to europe and china? say.s all i got to host: next up, beth, dayton, ohio, democrats line. messages have several for washington. ok, a democrat won the popular vote. forw number of voters voted trump but not have many of them are still supporting him. has made everybody pay attention now. the russian interference is not won or lost but the interference of a foreign .overnment don'tth the huge tax cuts go for people's entitlements, they paid into that. that's their money. for corporate welfare. why are we giving tax breaks to who can nowanies drill all over pristine land in alaska? and like that guy just said, all of these corporations are bring in foreign stuff. the money is going elsewhere. think ab

(grant) police say it happened around noon on monday in pensacola, florida.uthorities report the suspect in the gold toyota was arrested but the other shooter remains on the loose.(vicki) they say two children, ages two and eight, were inside the gold car at the time of the shooting. luckily, no one was hurt. the investigation is on going while officials look for the second shooter. (vicki) music icon elton john says he is going on a massive, 300-date world tour ... and after that, he'll retire from touring altogether. (grant) the 70-year-old singer-songwriter made the announcement at a news conference earlier today. john says he wants to spend more time focused on his family. he's been touring since he was 17-years-old and has sold more than 300-million albums worldwide.(vicki) john is calling it his "farewell yellow brick road tour." he will stop in the bay area next january with shows in oakland and san jose. tickets go on sale next friday, february second. (grant) coming up next... an armed robbery caught on camera. but this crime has police shocked. deta

windchill is 20 in tampa. 10, pensacola. 18, new orleans, and so many folks along the gulf saw some of almost 30 years in the past 24 hours, but don't worry, steve osunsami and all of my friends at the desk there, things are looking up all the way from cleveland to d.c. and, yes, right there in atlanta at 56. michael. >> all right. definitely something they don't see very often down south. >> they sure don't. >>> we're going to go to washington and midnight tomorrow the deadline. the congress and the white house trying to cut a deal to keep the government open. so many issues in play and mary bruce, you have defense spending, republicans concerned about it, of course, the democrats fighting for those d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> reporter: george, at the heart of this debate are those 800,000 immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. democrats are demanding that any must-pass spending bill also including protections for these d.r.e.a.m.ers but getting that done over the next two days seems pretty unlikely. now, republicans are pushing for a short-term fix to fund the government for just another