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so, across from gulf breeze, florida, across a three-mile bridge is pensacola.children's chorus and it's, like musical variety extravaganza for kids. so, i started doing that and actually we got to perform on a cruise line. we got to go and at 15 years-old i get to be a a headliner on a cruise line who are my parents [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how fun is that? >> it was so fun but, i learned on that that get seasick [ laughter ] and so, in the middle of one of the showths e ers a storm and so we'd be on the tables doing "phantom of the opera" and we'd be, like - ♪ the phantom o the opera ♪ [ laughter ] and we were all moving and we're, like storms are even on a cruise ship. storms are powerful. >> jimmy: yeah >> and then every year we would do a holiday show and that was really, really fun we'd do like a holiday with the stars but, you know, there's no stars, just 16 year-olds [ laughter ] so, and we got judy garland. we've got carol channing we've got doris day and of course i was barbra streisand. [ laughter ] of course, right >> jimmy: you chose barbra >> well, i

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at the time of midway, i was training in pensacola. but i was a dive bomber, and in 1989, we had a reunion of our squadron in chicago. i began wondering why there was nothing written up about the dive bombers at the battle of midway. everything was about the torpedo bombers, there was no book about divebombing, there was the -- no description of it, the military channel gave reports on weapons of every nation for all time, the egyptians, the greeks, the romans, the british, the submarines, the seals, everything was written up, but never any details about the technique and the power of divebombing. that still exists, there is still nothing else. this book that just came out is the first book that gives any account of divebombing at all. at that time, i began to wonder why. i started researching. so for the past 25 years, 27 years, i've been researching the battle of midway, and i have come to the conclusion that there is still a lot to be told, still a lot that has not been disclosed about what happened. there is a lot of misinformation

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convoy has come under fire from turkish fighters near the ton of them here in north eastern syria pensacola officials say their patrol was not hits and that no american soldiers were harmed but given no further details the attack comes as u.s. troops resume positions in areas of the region they had withdrawn from last month the president trumps the head of a turkish offensive it is the 2nd time that militants fighting for the syrian national army have targeted american forces in recent weeks washington's envoy to syria also claims the s.n.a. which has its roots in the free syrian army committed war crimes during and chris operation against kurdish forces in northern syria turkish supported. opposition eery opposition forces who were under general turkish command in at least one instance did carry out a crime and we have reached out to turkey to demand an explanation of turkey has promised to investigate the claims against the syrian allies it is worth noting that some of the groups under the umbrella force accused of war crimes were previously supported by washington and explain. the free s

hundreds of records are expected to fall with temperatures in the 20s as far south as pensacola, florida. the animals at this zoo in alabama are gathering under heat lamps and tarps. today's high temperatures barely above freezing in the northeast. 20s in chicago and detroit. the warm spots, southern california in the 70s and miami at 82. >>> coming up, some shocking news about one of the most popular soap operas on tv. >>> but first the growing cheating scandal in baseball. new accusations against the former world series champions. how the team is now responding. >>> and if you're planning on a winter getaway, the new survey on the top three cruise lines and which cruise ranks number one. >>> we're back with breaking news from venice, italy. much of the city is flooded this morning after the highest tide in 50 years. the flooding is at near record levels. the mayor blames climate change. >>> a big sports headline this morning, the houston astros are facing claims they cheated their way to their only world series title. former astro player mike fiers tells the athletic that the team used

pensacola, florida, should have their earliest freeze in 26 years. david? >> ginger zee with us again tonight. ginger, thank you. >>> and we are just hours away now from the televised impeachment hearings here in washington. as you likely know, this is only the fourth time impeachment proceedings have played out against an american president. tomorrow morning, millions will be watching and among the key questions, was there a quid pro quo? did president trump withhold hundreds of millions in u.s. aid to pressure the new president of ukraine to investigate the de theresiholdg ome plato mock hearings today to prepare. abc's mary bruce up on the hill tonight. >> reporter: less than 24 hours until the first public heademos witnesses speak for themselves. >> madam speaker, what do you hope to gain from the impeachment public hearings tomorrow? >> we're just having a press conference on dreamers today. >> reporter: they've carefully thosen the first two. bill taylor, the top u.s. diplomat in ukraine, a vietnam veteran hand-picked by the president's own secretary

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pensacola piece, not the panhandle piece. off of you've got some that is it too.if you look at every one of the things you want to be in the right side of, that number is about number. violence and low weight babies and maternal deaths. 54 percent of african-americans in this country live in south. 54 percent. as of now can you imagine, if you are african-american walking by in the first of the second decade of the 21st century after you had your first merit african-american present, a confederate moderate, that basically tells you and remind you every day, you may live here, but this ain't your place. and you are not worthy. in can you then take those minute to wonder why african-americans actually sit back and say, what do we really have complete our support we part of thomas jefferson news vision who america of how the na a political rights. you still say that we are just here alone. and do you say they say they are completely and totally free and that they have the same opportunities that you and i have in other words, the way as white americans, even though w

. >> reporter: in pensacola, pro and anti-trump protests draw fewer than 30 people, total.to others elsewhere is political ho-hum here. >> i did watch the first day a little bit. >> she wasn't impressed, calling the process biassed and unfair. >> it is hard to watch it. in fact, i'm not watching it any more. >> and i just think they're not going to change my mind, how i'll feel about him. >> whether it's an accusation of quid pro quo or bribery, no amount of witnesses or testimony will change their support for the president. >> it is a political show. he hasn't done anything wrong. we have read all the information. we have looked at all the things that have occurred. >> but bill caplinger has been following closely. he's confident trump voters will come around to what he sees as the president's crimes. >> not all of them but some of them. >> jane wilkinson said they shouldn't hold their breath. >> for me it's not going to change my opinion. but i feel like that is what they are thinking. >> stephen ennis puts it in a nutshell why they are so casual about impeachment. it's b

. >> in pensacola, pro and antitrump protests draw 30 people total. >> one more year. >> what is historyrs elsewhere is political ho hum here. >> i did watch it the first day, a little bit. >> she wasn't impressed. >> instead jane wilkinson was frustrated. >> it's hard to watch it. i'm not watching it anymore. >> i just think they're not going to change my mind, how i feel about him. >> whether it's an ak cue say of quid pro quo or bribery, no amount of witnesses or testimony will change their mind. >> it's just a political show. he hasn't done anything wrong. we've read all the information. we've looked at all of the things that have occurred. >> but democrat bill caplinger is confident trump voters will come around to what he sees as the president's crime. >> not all of them, some of them. >> jane says democrats shouldn't hold their breath. >> for me, it's not going to change my opinion but i feel like that is what they are thinking. >> steven ennis puts it in a nutshell why trump supporters are so casual about impeachment. it's because they believe for all the political sound and fury

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you're in pensacola now, but you're from there. i think this guy is unbeatable.y won with 96% of the vote or something last time he faced the voters of alabama. wouldn't he win in a primary and general? >> i think jeff sessions immediately becomes the front-runner in the republican senatorial race. the vote is early march, and i think he's as close to a sure thing as you see in an alabama contest at this point. he also represents a very serious threat for doug jones who ran a brink campaign in 2017 to defeat both trump and roy moore. but this is hardball politics alabama-style. and the fact is defiance is a single trait that alabama -- white alabamians treasure most in a candidate. fighting trump will remind that sessions is a little reminiscent of george wallace. but it's important for people who understand politics back in conventional rules to understand that alabama voters have what kyle whitmier, a local columnist called sustained cognitive dissonance when it comes to political races. so they will vote for trump at 62% or better as they did previously, and t

david gunn was shot as he came to work at a pensacola abortion center. >> dr. tiller who performs third trimester abortions had been shot twice outside his clinic. >> the gunman shot four people before escaping here. one woman a clinic worker died at the scene. >> dr. john britain and james barrett were cut down with shot gun blasts. >> a doctor well known to antiabortion protesters was shot down by a sniper last night while at home with his wife and four children. >> you could not find an abortion provider in the '80s and '90s who would say they felt immune from the that of terroristic violence. everyone involved in abortion was vulnerable. but perhaps no one was targeted as relentlessly as one specific doctor in wichita, kansas, dr. george tiller. >> for two months anti-abortion protesters laid sieged but their main target was not the clinic, it was a doctor, dr. george tiller. they called him tiller the killer. tiller still performs abortions, but hundreds of other doctors have stopped because of scenes like this and this. >> anti-abortion forces targeted dr

outlook, and saturdays are the rainy day, from atlanta, down to areas of the panhandle of florida, and pensacola like a rainy day through the ohio valley and the mid atlantic region, rain moving in through the day, richmond, norfolk, virginia beach to washington, d.c. and then this is kind of slowed down a little bit. it looks ugly, for sunday. new york city, to boston. to jersey shore area. and philadelphia, marathon is going off sunday morning. that looks cold and kind of rainy, too. middle of the country, no problems at all. and in the pacific northwest, this will be the next storm that will start. and as far as the travel impacts are going to go, this is as we go throughout this weekend, boston, new york, dc, and also charlotte, and atlanta, all possible delays, as i mentioned, the worst of it in atlanta, saturday, and charlotte, saturday, and saturday night, dc, and boston, to hartford, to providence, to philly and also new york, that would pretty much be all day on sunday, unfortunately. and as far as driving goes, same will go for i-95. and then finally, the travel outlook as we go throug

. >> the florida coastline in pensacola has been an order of inches. this is in part because of the levee-ing of the mississippi river after the 1927 flood. >> john berry. >> hate to say that this week was about how that was done for the benefit of importance. all that said, let me complement you. our colleague from rhode island came down, he said our coastal master plan was the best relative any state in the nation. i know it has gone under three administrations at least, but congratulations. let's establish that this is not just a local significance, but >> national. can you tell us what national energy assets would be affected so we continue to have unabated coastal loss? >> go tigers. senator, when we talk about the national economic assets, we like to start with port bushong. it is a port that services 90% of the oil and gas production in the gulf of mexico which transports 70% of the oil produced in mexico. we have two sites in louisiana which serve as strategic housing for petroleum reserves which house hundreds of millions of barrels of oil for

. >> the florida coastline in pensacola has been an order of inches. this is in part because of the levee-ing of the mississippi river after the 1927 flood. >> john berry. >> hate to say that this week was -- about how that was done for the benefit of importance. all that said, let me complement you. our colleague from rhode island came down, he said our coastal master plan was the best relative any state in the nation. i know it has gone under three administrations at least, but congratulations. let's establish that this is not just a local significance, but national. can you tell us what national energy assets would be affected so we continue to have unabated coastal loss? >> go tigers. senator, when we talk about the weional economic assets, like to start with port bushong. services 90%that of the oil and gas production in -- whichof mexico transports 70% of the oil produced in mexico. we have two sites in louisiana which serve as strategic housing for petroleum reserves which house hundreds of millions of barrels of oil for emergency situations acr

at meridian, mississippi, going through flight training in the t-2, getting ready to go back to pensacolao go aboard the boat. i had no interest in space whatsoever. i had -- i admired the original seven. i -- you know, we were sitting at the -- in the boq watching buzz aldrin and neil armstrong descend to the surface of the moon. i was mesmerized but no interest whatsoever. and it took a person to really get me interested in the space program and that was the late great dr. ron mcnear who personally inspired me and embarrassed me into submitting my application for the astronaut program because he reminded me of something my mom and dad told me all the time growing up in sblg south carolina, that you can do anything you want to do if you're willing to work and put your mind to it. ron asked me when he asked me if i was going to apply for the program. he look add at me strangely. he said, why? not because they would never pick me. he said, that's the dumbest thing i've ever heard. how do you know if you don't ask? i was challenged and i did. but i was inspired by apollo after becoming part

. >> reporter: 20 million are expected to be in freeze warnings down south, atlanta, birmingham, pensacola, expected to face subfreezing temperatures. a winter storm warning is expiring at this hour for cleveland. the national weather service says to expect a couple additional inches of snowfall and we mentioned it's about to get brutally cold here. temperatures expected to fall all day, bottoming out about 20 degrees. ladies. >> ron, thank you. >> we keep sending him to the colder and colder places, tomorrow it's canada. >>> for more on the cold and snow, we're going to say good morning to mr. roker. hey, al. >> hey, good morning, guys. take a look at this record cold snap. before it's all over thursday, 158 record lows possible across 32 states. look where we are right now with temperatures and windchills. it feels like 8 below where ron is in chicago. 5 in cincinnati. syracuse 10. minus 4 in st. louis. 8 in omaha. as we move into tomorrow morning, look for these records possibly broken. new york, burlington, buffalo with 11. 9 in detroit, indianapolis 11, 18 in nashville, 22 in raleigh,

joining us right now is christopher plant and senior vice president of the greater pensacola navy federalyou come back of after service. >> the top careers that we discovered, healthcare is number one. then you look at public administration and government is number two. number three, defense contracting. number four is information technology. and five, financial services. maria: what are the metrics here? how do you come up with these industries and why are they so good once you leave service. >> one of the big things to realize is this list is not jut starting salary. we surveyed over 1,000 veterans and compared it against the higher heroes data. this is where veterans are being hired. this is where they can have a career path and they can have a sense of mission like they did in the military. and then also it's ones that just speak out to them in terms of what is easily transferable skills from the military into the civilian world. maria: we're looking at pictures of you in uniform. i want to ask about coming home. how hard is it to transition? >> i could tell you as a veteran, i served

really good guys, but, man, the astros -- now, i have heard -- i have had my friends, richard bounty, pensacolaa. he told me a couple of years ago, he goes, coach, the astros cheat. they cheat. he just talked about they steal signs. have you seen those video tapes? >> yeah. >> oh, my god. >> i didn't see the videos. >> what were they? >> what happens is they steal signs and they bank. if it is a fastball, nothing. if it is a slider you hear two bangs. >> change up. >> if it is a change-up, one. >> i didn't see the video. >> you can watch games all throughout the year and they're stealing signs. >> it is a camera in the outfield. >> come on. >> they steal a sign. as quick as somebody hits a garbage can once or twice to tell the hitter what pitch is coming. >> the shame is i really love those guys. >> i do too. >> i love the team. they are just such -- >> don't need to do that. >> seems like good guys but that is just dirty. a player needs to go, listen, i don't want to be a part of that. >> it was a pitcher that left the team who actually outed them, who told the story of what they were doing. i

this piece, the pensacola piece, not the panhandle piece come although y'all got some of it too.f you look at every one of the things that you want to be on the right side of, that number is a bad number. violence, low birth weight babies, maternal death. 54% of african-americans in this country live in the south. 54%. so, now can you imagine if you were an african-american walking by in the second decade of the 21st century after you had your first african-american president to confederate monument that basically tells you and your reminds every day you may live here but this ain't your place and you are not worthy and can you then take a minute to wonder why african-americans actually sit back and think well, do we really have complete and total ownership? are we part of thomas jefferson to vision for america of having unalienable rights of life liberty and property, or do you guys still think that were just here on loan? and do you think that they think they are completely and totally free and that they have the same opportunities that you and i have. in other words, to be as