jillian: a pensacola gas suppliers shutdown after violating epa standards as several states grappledabout potential strikes. >> the threat of higher gas prices increasing after the gas suppliers shutdown by the epa and the ongoing colonial pipeline distraction continuing, aaa putting out a statement that areas including mississippi, tennessee and the east coast from georgia to delaware will most likely express limited fuel availability as early as this week, we see prices increase from $0.07 this week. that pipeline transports 100 million gallons a day, the rents were group responsible for that cyber attack, the initial shutdown in pensacola, epa violation built even more, the florida agriculture commissioner was recently alerted to a potential disruption in fuel supply impacting the pensacola region, this is due to a company servicing that area that is unable to meet epa standards gas requirements under the clean air act so they are getting a double hit in pensacola. todd: i have airline credits and they have expiration dates on them. there was a time when how did this fair? what if

florida man is in custody after police say he tried to kidnap a girl waiting at a bus stop in west pensacola. they say surveillance video captured the man getting out of his car, running to the girl, trying to grab her. but the 11-year-old fought him off and ran away. police say the man had a knife. >> had this 11-year-old victim not thought to fight and to fight and to just never give up then this could have ended terribly. >> reporter: 30 year old jared paul stanga, now under arrest, charged with attempted kidnapping, assault and battery. the girl's mother says the same man approached her daughter two weeks ago and she walked her daughter to the bus stop every day since that first incident, except yesterday. >> she fought, and she fought, and she fought. until finally she was able to break free from her would-be captor. >> reporter: investigators say they tracked down the suspect by locating his car at a nearby home. they say he tried to cover up the color of his car's bumper. >> clearly this had been painted black. but you could tell it smelled like fresh paint. >> reporter: another clue,

pensacola, but it's not.this morning, i got up. i swam. then we drove over to jacksonville. i'm in orlando now, in lake county, considered to be traditionally red. but you got to go to people, joy. that's how you win it. there's still almost 200,000 more registered democrats and republicans in the sunshine state, and i'm not going to forget it. a lot of open-minded independents, and there really are some good republicans that don't like what they see from that trump acolyte in ron desantis. they don't want a trump light as the next governor or the next president in 2024. >> you have to first get through potentially a primary. are you looking down the road at maybe nikki freed, who is the agricultural commissioner, and maybe even val demings running in a primary, or do you anticipate that there won't be such a primary and are you worried about it. >> i don't know, and i'm not worried about it. i can only concern myselves with the things i can control. i can't control other people's lives or what is a very pers

employees here had to go out and break up fights we had customers hitting the machines >> reporter: in pensacola, florida, 73% of gas stations are out of fuel. in raleigh and charlotte, north carolina, at least 70%. and in metro atlanta, 65%. the gas shortage is affecting all types of drivers, including commercial truck drivers. they tell me they need to get their gas now because if they don't, their deliveries are going to be delayed. >> how bad is it >> it's bad. >> reporter: north carolina, virginia, georgia, and florida declaring states of emergency, pleading with drivers to be sensible >> look, if you need gas, get it. but you don't need to be hoarding it right now. that's going to make it worse >> reporter: the average price for a gallon is $3 the highest in seven years. >> i see people with like 50 gallon drums filling up do you really need all that this is how we make our living >> reporter: government officials and oil and gas experts say the problem is not a lack of fuel, it's getting the fuel to gas stations >> sending the truckers would be a great way to do things there's a big kink

after this frightening surveillance showing the attempted kidnapping of an 11-year-old girl in west pensacolada. police say the girl was waiting for the bus. the sheriff today praising that young girl. >> luckily, she fights. when i say fights, she struggles. she went limp and she's kicking and she's pushing, she's punching and she's able to get free. >> they had asked for the public's help and authorities have just revealed that that suspect is now in custody tonight. >>> when we come back, important news this evening about new recommendations in screening for a common cancer. who takes care of yourself. eone so why wait to screen for colon cancer? because when caught in early stages, it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive and detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers even in early stages. tell me more. it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your prescriber or an online prescriber if cologuard is right for you. i'm on it. sounds like a plan. gillette proglide. five blades and

thats pensacola and gulf port. it's not just the or the nay dose and damaging wind, it's all that rain. the flash flood threat will go through tonight. that fntve settles anmu colder air dig in behind it. david? >> all right, bracing for more tonight. ginger zee, we'll see you in the morning on "gma." >>> in the meantime, we're going to turn to that breaking headline i mentioned off the top tonight involving derek chauvin and that guilty verdict. lawyers tonight are now asking for a new trial. late today, filing a motion on several grounds including with they claim is jury misconduct. it comes as a photo has surfaced showing one of the jurors wearing a black lives matter t-shirt and cap and attending a march in washington. here's abc's alex perez tonight, of course, following the case from the start for us. >> reporter: tonight, brandon mitchell, 1 of 12 jurors who convicted former cop derek chauvin of killing george floyd, is defending his impartiality as a juror after this picture of him last august resurfaced on

stations in metro charlotte nearly 60 percent in atlanta 72 percent in raleigh and 73 percent in pensacola. so that is creating huge problems for drivers but what about air traffic because the colonial pipeline carries jet fuel as well american airlines rerouted to long haul flights from charlotte north carolina because of possible shortages southwest and united flights carried extra fuel on flights the nashville tennessee baltimore and some other airports in case jet fuel was unavailable at those airports the f.b.i. has said that an online gang known as the dark side struck the colonial pipeline system with a ransomware attack which takes computerized systems hostage until a payment is made the buy ministration says that it will help to resolve this by getting fuel throughout the east coast and southeast by loosening restrictions on tanker truck travel and moving fuel by rail and even cargo ship but in the short term the panic may only get worse. yeah and there is a bigger problem here too when we talk about the issue of whether or not there's actually a gas shortage here's the reality on

stations in metro charlotte nearly 60 percent in atlanta 72 percent in raleigh and 73 percent in pensacola so that is creating huge problems for drivers but what about air traffic because the colonial pipeline carries jet fuel as well american airlines rerouted to long haul flights from charlotte north carolina because of possible shortages southwest and united flights carried extra fuel on flights to nashville tennessee baltimore and some other airports in case jet fuel was unavailable at those airports the f.b.i. has said that an online gang known as the dark side struck the colonial pipeline system with a ransomware attack which takes computerized systems hostage into a payment is made by the administration says that it will help to resolve this by getting fuel throughout the east coast and southeast by loosening restrictions on tanker truck travel and moving fuel by rail and even cargo ship but in the short term the panic may only get worse. yeah and there is a bigger problem here too when we talk about the issue of whether or not there is actually a gash. here's the reality on the gro

maternal grandmother who is 4 foot 11, fans and resolve the last of the abolitionists, we lived in pensacola in 1956 and i was 8 years old. i would go with her downtown to the bus, and she would always insist in sitting in the back, and did in the what was going on at the time. later i was proud of her for that but had no idea why we were being stared at. a wonderful memories that i have. >> direct line to the freedom rides. >> wonderful evening. i thank you both so much and i will bring briann greenfield back out. if you did not want to purchase and read "traveling black: a story of race and resistance" before this program, i can't imagine you don't want to do that now. support us and mia bay in purchasing and i will bring briann greenfield back up and thank you together and i want to thank the audience again for patience and forbearance as we got started this evening because of the delay. >> glad to come back to say thank you. that was really a wonderful conversation. absolutely inspiring to read the book and learn more so thank you so much. >> briann greenfield and i are united and peter

disturbing security footage from pensacola, florida catching the moment an 11-year-old girl fought off kidnap. the knife wielding suspect a 30-year-old man arrested charged with attempted kidnapping aggravated assault and battery. a georgia woman at large last check after she was allegedly caught on camera brutally beating another woman inside and eventually this went outside little caesars shop. the attacker grabbing the victim dragging her across the lobby stomping her head. by the way you've probably seen this video. i cannot how none of the horrible adults standing there did anything. she's on the run. check out the german shepherd waiting for her owner's move. the pup loves to play family games an the owner says she never fails to amaze them. you know i love a good doggie video. we love to see what you've got going too. new york city bracing for another potentially violent night after multiple shootings tuesday an another apparent hate crime against an asian american there. large green is tracking developments from new york city. good evening lauren. >> as the bigal begins to open

we lived in pensacola, florida 1956 i was eight years old.i would go with her in the mornings downtown on the bus. she would always insist on sitting in the back. we were the only ones in the back. i had no idea what was going on, for course later i was proud of her for that. but i had no idea why we're being stared at in the back of the bus. it was a wonderful memory that i have. direct line to talk about the freedom rides. spigot the wonderful evening out to thank you both so much for going to bring diane back up, but before i do that if you did not want to purchase traveling black before this program i cannot imagine you do not want to do that now. please follow the link in the chat support s and purchasing. >> thank you. and i'm going to bring diane back up i think we want to both thank you together. i also do think the audience again for patience and forbearance as we got started this evening. we were a little bit delayed but i'm glad you're here. so, spent high blacks will come back for second just as a thank you is well doctor ray, tha

. >> reporter: robin, the imminent danger this morning, pensacola included in it. flash flood warning there, there parts of the western half of the florida panhandle that have had more than a half foot of rain already and there's more to come, so some places could end up with eight-plus inches. that will be a problem if you had plans to drive this morning. please, if you're in the warning and you can delay your travel, do that. from hammond, louisiana, through new orleans over through mobile, pascagoula and all the way into the florida panhandle you're in that flash flood alert. as the storms move east damaging winds could be possible to the mid-atlantic. >> ginger, thanks very much. >>> we go to washington now and the battle is breaking out inside the republican party leadership. congresswoman liz cheney is under fire from fellow republicans for refusing to back president trump's false claims about the election. house gop leader kevin mccarthy complained about her on a hot mic fueling calls for her ouster and our congressional correspondent rachel scott has all th

this happened tuesday in pensacola. the girl was waiting at her school bus stop playing with a blue slime toy when the kidnapper pulled up in his suv allegedly jumped out with a knife in his hand, tried to grab her. there you see they have a struggle there on the grass. he tries to drag her to his vehicle. but the 11 year-old fights back. suspect runs away. she runs away suspect drives off sheriff's deputies arrested 30 year-old. jared staying got hours later and they say he still had blue smeared on his shirt. the local sheriff called the girl a hero for her bravery. that one had a good ending. all right. let's switch gears now and talk about our weather forecast because we are concerned about the winds and how much they will be whipping tonight as we take a live look outside here in san francisco along the embarcadero we could see the palm trees there. moving along and our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has more now on the wind advisory. that's going to kick in tonight. yeah. >> should also be in effect right now alo

alarming new video out of florida, an 11-year-old girl fighting off a man trying to kidnap her, near pensacola. she won that fight. the man eventually gave up, drove off. police say that suspect, a 30-year-old, has been arrested. the brave girl says the same man had approached her before. >>> new details this out of north carolina, deputy also not face criminal charges in the recently deadly shooting. prosecutors say all actions were justified in the shooting of andrew brown, jr. deputies tried to serve a drug warrant last month in elizabeth city. he refused their orders and drove his car directly at one of the officers before shots were fired. >>> new this morning, illinois man driving a tesla is cited for inattentive driving. a wisconsin deputy says the sleeping at the wheel, after putting on his lights and siren to initiate a traffic stop the driver went two more miles before pulling over. the 38-year-old man denies he was asleep and law enforcement says there was no signs of impairment. tesla says drivers should keep their hands on the steering wheel taumts. taults. >>> a big day in the bi

and this storm will roll through pensacola in half an hour or so and make their way toward pan ma'amhe new orleans, the worst of the storms is over for you. be careful driving along i-10 in biloxi. connected soot 2 to 4 inches possible today and especially areas of eastern louisiana, right along the gulf coast, and along i-10 from mobile to tallahassee. scattered scattered storms, jacksonville, columbia and charleston. a chel start in the great lakes. you'll love this afternoon. this is an incredible stretch of nice weather. 66 today in minneapolis and 66 boston. beautiful upper 60s from new york all the way to washington, d.c. the heat builds in the west. we begin to warm it up a little bit towards the end of this week in the northeast but i think i still have a really good weekend heading your way. i mean, low humidity, temperatures in the low 70s. i mean, incredible stretch of beautiful weather. >> i love it. bill karins, thank you so much, my friend. we will see you tomorrow. >>> still ahead here, more uncertainty about the future of the republican party. a group of 100 republica

it happened yesterday in pensacola.of the suv there, charge at the girl, grab her and as she tries to run, see that when he pulls her towards him, the girl fights back they tumble to the ground and the suspect takes off. the sheriff says they managed to get the sheriff's license plate number and arrested him that same day investigators say the 30-year-old suspect seen here still had blue slime on his arm. the same kind of slime the little girl had been playing w the cops say he also apparently painted his bumper black after authorities put out a vehicle description. >>> jeff bezos' rocket company is auctioning off a seat on its upcoming maiden flight to the edge of space. wanna go the current highest bid, $2.6 million. the new shepherd rocket, as they call it, no relation, and capsule from blue origin, are designed to carry six people into suborbital space for a ten-minute joyride just them, no pilot. at this rate the current bidder would be ponying up $260,000 a minute or $6,000 a second. bidding started earlier this y

. >> we showed you that story yesterday, that video out of pensacola, florida, showing the girl fighting man trying to kidnap her. she was able to break free and coat the man's hands in that area with blue slime that she had on her hands. this is so police knew when they caught him they got the right suspect. this morning she's talking about that on the "today" show. >> you knew if you put some of that blue slime on him that what? that the detectives would identify him? >> yes. they would have better evidence. that would be better evidence. >> you were thinking about all of this while it was going on? >> yes. >> quick thinking. so the suspect is now facing charges including attempted kidnapping of a child and aggravated assault. can you watch that entire interview on the "today" show at 7:00 a.m. right after "today in the bay." >> wow, i guess she learned it. interesting. top stories we're following today including muni bringing back new routes geared towards schools. still no word on when two major routes will resume. which ones and how it could impact students at a popular school. >> r

maybe 15, maybe 20 years of, the navy invited the other pows to join them in a research project in pensacola, florida. that is when we began to feel a little more connected. host: wow. robbie: we did in the early days do pow unions, but not all of them. but they were very moving. very touching. uh, that brings me to a story of 24, 25, and robert was asked to pray at the first reunion. we were in the green room with nancy and ronald reagan, governor reagan. [laughs] was i prepared for that? i had on a $10 address. and nancy was in a gorgeous red. [laughs] my dress was fine, i had gotten it on sale and it was just beautiful! [laughter] i also did mention the party at the white house with nixon. if you are interested in that, i will back up. host: yes i don't how you want to handle that. host: sure. robbie: as i mentioned earlier, our anniversary was may 25. nixon threw a party on may 24th for 800 people at the white house. you could bring a significant other -- mothers, girlfriends, wives. we were invited to the white house. we toured the entire white house . we ate in a three-ring tent out on

. >> the video out of pensacola is shocking. you can see the suspect grabbed the little girl.ropped her bag and struggles with the man. at one point he picks are up and tries to carry or way the girl was able to fight and break free from the suspect's grip and take off. >> audacity for him in this update. as you think super busy know to do it. broad daylight. he gets out of the car and he's walking towards her. much she notices peripheral she notices danger for parents it's tough to watch. very soft but also very happy that she was able to get away and just. >> thrilled that she's able to use whatever skills he had to get out of the situation. his rolled her son in martial arts to give them confidence for tough situations. they can't keep living in a world where they think that this stuff doesn't go unit is life that reality so you have to talk to them. anthony koontz, owner of martial arts advantage. south says it is critical. parents watch this video in use it to talk to your children. i do think if we stay prepared. >> as parents and help educate. he's a tough talks. have r

the video of the attempted kidnapping at a west pensacola bust up on lee seconds long for amber banelng it feels like a horror movie. it's her daughter, elissa, the target of the attack who fought for her life never occurred to me that. almost being kidnapped was gonna happen to me. let's see what is in this trying to put trying to punch him and try to get much dead. where does it could all this doing? okay tonight after escaping the brazen abduction attempt. meanwhile a judge setting a $1.5 million bond for the man, police say is in the video 30 year old jared stengel, who is attorney revealed in court is a father to a two year old. he stood quietly over video today at times, shaking his head side. is. what if i was gonna lose my family? what if i was? what if i was gonna die that day, but now grateful her daughter knew what to do in the terrifying moment, hoping their story helps someone else thought that i could have lost her. is that just her? you know, it's all of my kids. it's my son. it's my baby girl. just all the families out there. you know, you really just, you know, know w

stations running dry this was a scene at a costco near raleigh this was the line at a gas station in pensacola even though analysts say florida does not depend on the pipeline for most of its gas today the energy secretary tried to reassure americans and said like toilet paper early pandemic, there is no reason to make a rush on gas stations. >> let me emphasize that much as there was no cause for, say, hoarding toilet paper at the beginning of the pandemic, there should be no cause for hoarding gasoline because the pipeline should be substantially operational by the end of this week. >> substantially operational colonial pipeline's network runs from texas to new jersey, supplies nearly half of the east coast's gasoline, diesel and jet fuel it's been largely offline since the pipeline fell prey to a ransomware attack. that's where hackers demand money in exchange for not destroying the company's system among other things gas was already on the rise. now the average price per gallon is on the verge of topping $3 and hitting the highest level in almost seven years eamon javers following the late

he increased and why the americans need national paid family leave, sick level and long-term care pensacola and how to pay for it. don't believe the nearly four decade billionaire funds campaign to convince us the prong is destined to collapse. it isn't. our panelists including nancy altman, lawyer and author of the battle for social security and co author of serve cure works and social security works for everyone. she cofound its the social security works in 2010 and lives in beg this da, maryland. eric kingson is a professor of social work at syracuse university and co-author of social security works and social security works for everyone. he cofounded social security works in 010 and lives in new york. and moderating is richard eskow, a free lance writer and adviser on social insurance and economic policy. the host and managing editor of the zero hour with eskow, weekly radio and television program. previously was the senior writer anded doctor for the bernie sanders presidential campaign and a consultant and adviser to governments and private organizations in the u.s. and over 20 other

the sense i get going around the state, we first went up to the panhandle to pensacola, then over toing florida is what we're doing, and the reaction has been extraordinary. i can't tell you how many people have talked to me and said, you know, thank you, governor, for coming -- you know, because i was governor before. but thank you, charlie, for coming here. i appreciate you are taking the time to listen to us. my father used to tell my three sisters and me as kids, god gave you two years and one mouth, you should respect god's ratio. that's what i'm doing. i am listening twice as much as i talk and it is amazing how much you can learn when you listen. it really has been wonderful. >> charlie crist of florida, good to see you. thank you for joining us this morning. charlie crist as the representative from his home district and as we mentioned the state's former governor. >>> now that the restrictive voting bill in texas is closer to being signed, at noon eastern the american civil liberties union is holding a rally in austin, texas, the state's capital. stick with us for coverage of

the attack in pensacola, that individual was talking with al qaeda up until the night before and we wereunable to get that information as quickly as the citizens of the country should expect. what can congress do to ensure the resources we allocate to protect the national security while ensuring the resources are not leader used to target the communities that are the most vulnerable and perhaps the most overly surveilled already we have and attorney general domestic guideline and the fbi has implementing guidelines as well with a big set of rules that the fbi follows any investigative activities and it details those for online activity and operational activity. and i don't know if that is something the fbi takes very seriously and for the minority groups, religion, race we are super careful about how. thank you. i will yield back. >> we will begin our next round of questioning and i want to pick up on christopher ray did talk about the rise of the right wing violent extremism and this is what he said in addition. when it comes to racially motivated violent extremism, that number of the i

both mother and daughter now facing multiple felonies for fixing a vote at tate high school in pensacolas programme by talking about facebook posts around stolen elections. and we have come full circle. sitting there in the editorial thinking to ourselves, how can we wrap up all of this information, misinformation. somebody is going to go to jail for a stolen election. you must�*ve been a stolen election. you must�*ve been a happy girl, right? iwas kind a stolen election. you must�*ve been a happy girl, right? i was kind of lefty liberal schools that did not even have head boys or had girls, there are around morocco and saudi arabia,, no, they were not traditional with uniforms and had boys and had girls. —— head boy was mech were you a head boy was there are two or three people on her show, producers, head boy, head boy of his school, amazing. they write the programme and they make us perform it. i barely turned up the school have the time because we were moving around the world, at least christian went to school. head boy and head to grow material, you are not looking at them. —— head

four sessions, i've been told by my doctor, repatriated prisoners in the centers study center at pensacola naval air station about emdr and he said look yeah , i think you've got a problem with this. and i think you you know you might want to look at this is how you find a therapist and on the internet and and you know if you'll know in four sessions of -- if it is going to work. so that was like in 2000 and 2001 i went and for sessions later i came home from riverside california to palm desert and my wife made a comment she looked at me and said i don't know what you're doing in riverside . i thought here comes. and then she said, but do not stop. i thought there was nothing that this was going and she said yes, you're getting better. i said, ok, whatever you say. and i don't see anything that we finished up the first of december at christmas time, right in the envelope of my imprisonment. because i shut down a week i came home about a week before before christmas and i came home about a week before holy week so that and then i became a priest when's the busiest time for episcopal clergy.

we are hearing from a brave girl who fought a would-be kidnapping in pensacola.at was going through her mind right before she got away. listen. >> what is he going to do with me, where is he going -- where i going to be at, what is my family going to think, scared, anxious. >> i give her all the credit in the world. she's my hero. so very proud of her. >> she managed to run to her neighbor's house for help. a suspect was later arrested. the man in custody had blue dye on his arms similar to the home made slime she was playing with. she says she's a fan of "law and order" and knew to leave behind evidence. >> she said -- she said, mom, i had to leave some sort of evidence like on "law and order svu." >> that's so good. >> i saw in an oprah show years ago an expert said never allow yourself to be taken to a second location. if you're in a public place -- women in particular, we freeze up if they say do what i say. but they -- they mean to hurt you. so scream, kick, she did exactly -- >> scream like hell. >> yes. >> the chances of survival decrease if you're taken o

sessions and been told by the head doctor at the mitchell repatriated prisoner studies center at pensacolaaval air station about emdr, and he said, look, i think you've got a problem with this. you might want to look at this, this is how you find a therapist on the internet. and you know, if it -- you'll know in four sessions if it's going to work. if it doesn't work, go -- do something else. so that was like in 2000. in 2001 i went, and four sessions later i came home from riverside, california, to palm desert, and my wife made a comment. she looked at me and said, "i don't know what you're doing in riverside." i thought, crap. here it comes. she said, "but don't stop." i said, "what?" that was not the direction i thought this was going. and she said, "yeah, you're getting better." i said, "okay, whatever you say. i don't see anything." finished up the 1st of december, and at christmas time which was always, you know, right at the -- right in the envelope of my imprisonment -- i was shot down a week before christmas, i came home about a week before holy week. so that -- then i became a pr

authority to determine what is right for their sterns and their constituencies whether it's miami or pensacolaent closest to the people govrps best, he's not doing that. he wanted to centralize the government and that's just wrong. it's not good for the people. it's in the hospital respecting them. it's not respecting our local officials, our mayors, county commissioners. it's turned government on its led. i don't think it's what the people in florida want. they trust their local officials. they want us to all work together to do what's right overall for the people of florida. that's why i'm advocating a florida for all, to include all people, to have all people vaccinated in a fair way rather that been selected by the governor and pick and choose winners and losers. go to wealthy, white republican, largely, neighborhoods of contributors and pick them over other floridans. people that are brown, black, not as wealthy and can't contribute them or choose not to. >> last question and that is this, you're making a sub stan tive argument for why governor desantis should be turned out of the governo

. >> reporter: gas station cameras also helped the sheriff's office in pensacola find their suspect.n wednesday that little girl was back in school. >> oh, my goodness. i mean, "law & order." you never know when you're watching a program like that how it can possibly help you. >> lessons learned. >> lessons learned. okay, victor, thank you. >>> we have our interview with the asian-american woman who survived an assault in broad daylight while on her way to church. the attack now being prosecuted as a hate crime with that anti-asian hate crime bill ready for president biden's signature. she spoke with juju chang about how she is healing and shared a message for the attacker. good to see you, juju. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin. vilma kari refuses to let victimhood define her and this all happened during a year when hate crimes overall decreased. but they've more than doubled against asian-americans after being blamed unfairly for the pandemic. emotionally and now she is stepping out of the shadows to use her voice to fight hate. this morning, the woman who survived th

one family came up from pensacola, florida.lparked open -- ballparks opened 100% again where capable sends out a huge message to the economy, or to fans, to citizens that baseball's back, yeah. and when baseball's back, that means our country can open back up nice and safely. >> we're really excited to watch it, especially cotton candy. >> reporter: while fans enjoy the cotton candy and hot dogs this weekend, they'll also have the opportunity to get vaccinated. the braves, in partnership with emory health, are offering willing adulters the johnson & johnson vaccine and pfizer for those 16 and older. and to make it a bit more interesting, the braves are giving two free tickets to those fans who do get the shot. i guess the only thing that would make this weekend better for fans is to see a braves win. unfortunately for the fans, that didn't happen. fortunately for this philly guy, that did work out. jillian: how did i not know you're a philly guy? i'm a philly girl. >> reporter: come on, i know. that's why i said that to you. ji

is concerned, we have 28 million people, including this enhanced risk from montgomery, north of pensacola, alexandria, tupelo. damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes likely in this area. then for tomorrow, from salisbury, maryland, all the way down to new orleans, we have a risk of damaging winds. the tornado threat is low, but we're looking at hail, as well, out of this system. as it pushes to the east, that severe threat from the gulf coast all the way to the mid-atlantic, downpours causing flooding today. tomorrow, the frontal track here into the east bringing some strong storms from delaware down to florida. when all is said and done, we're talking about 2 to 4 inches of rain, especially in the lower mississippi river valley and the gulf. there could be, locally, 4 to 6 inches of rain causing some localized flooding. savannah. >> al, thank you. >>> now to the coronavirus. new signs the u.s. is very close to turning the corner. the fda reportedly set to approve pfizer's vaccine for 12 to 15-year-olds by next week. that is a key step toward the reopening of schools and the reopening of thi

been told by my by the print head doctor at the mitchell repatriated prisoner studies center at pensacola naval air station about emdr and he said look, i think you've got a problem with this and i think you know, you might want to look at this is how you find a therapist and on the internet and and you know if it if you'll know in four sessions if it's going to work, it doesn't work go some do something else. so that was like in 2000 and 2001 i went. and four sessions later i came home from riverside, california to palm desert. and my wife made a comment she looked at me and said i don't know what you're doing in riverside and i thought oh crap, here it comes. she said but don't stop. what? that was nothing the direction. i thought this was going and she said yeah, you're getting better i said. okay, whatever you say i'm not no, i don't see anything. finished up the first of december and christmas time which was always. you know right at the right in the envelope of my prism because i shot down a week before christmas. i came home about a week before holy week. so that and then i became

to a man or a woman who dedicated their lives to public service, i will tell you, going home to pensacola, florida, that would be an ugly scene when i walked through that door. my grandmom, whoo! if she were still alive, she would take out a switch. i mean, it really, the lack of basic values and decency is really sad and shocking considering that this is my tribe that is behaving this way. and there happens to be the added element, as mika just said, for it being dangerous, dangerous for the republic and seeing that they're paying fealty to a man that utterly lacks character, utterly lacks compassion, lacks decency, and is the antithesis of every one of the attitudes. >> i think that's an extraordinary point on every level. the question, "aren't you embarrassed?" presupposes that the folks who are booing actually have the capacity to be shame. but the thing about our current political moment is the absence of shame. people are doing things, gaslight, they do whatever they want to do. they will hold one position one position and the next minute, they hold another position. the absence of

decades old nascar record shattered at the pensacola 600. kyle larson wins the coca-cola 600. rick hendrik, career win 269. jillian: larson taking the checkered flag in chearld. 26th cup victory for hendrik motor sport. the most ever for a racing team. nascar honored fallen service members playing amazing grace and a fighter jet flyover during the national anthem. that's a look at your headlines. send it back to you. will: all right. thank you, jillian. i think i picked -- remember the fox bet super 6 thing six choices? i picked him to get the worst position. the question which of these four positions. rachel: learned a lot about nascar since our taggle days. lawrence: i learned, too. will: under pressure scathing op-ed taking direct aim it the president's inability to control the border crisis. working against border agents. ♪ ♪ nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: just stop. get a hobby. you should meditate. eat crunchy foods. go for a run. go for 10 runs! run a marathon. are you kidding me?! instead, st