stop over on jamaica and then arrived in pensacola. the regiment that participated in this is the united the entire warlike regiment. they had been on staten and camp. there were, you know, the there were identified as you go with some british troops, maybe another 600 or so under british general. of course, you go to west florida just to defend it from spanish aggression because the spanish wanted west florida back. the waldeck regiment in total consisted of approximate only 770 individuals, including 35 women and 15 children. those are the people that boarded those transport when they went down south. it was the only regiment that was sent as far and the only one that part against the spanish. it turned out to be a devastating mission when the small fleet of transports through the waters of the gulf of mexico, new year's day, 1779. the author of this pamphlet, his name is henrik helgren. could hardly believe it. three years previously, he wrote. in 1776 he had celebrated doyle's new year's and flanders europe. exactly one year later,

he was healthy, he was free, and he was sailing towards pensacola. as he wrote, who would have believed years ago that i would be wandering around this part of the world? and what a world was. in january, the troops arrived in pensacola, a town numbering no more than maybe 200 or so buildings. much of it have been destroyed by a hurricane if you months earlier. those small, it was the seat of the provincial government, and important trading post the boast of the best port in the golf. the spanish called it the arrogant guardian of the gulf of mexico that offer the english, quote, the best refuge to have for their ships and the key to the seas. spain was eager to get it back. within weeks of arriving in pensacola, the germans were wondering what they were doing in this part of the world. it was nothing but a desert, as they, sand inhabited what they described is savages, the term germans used at this time for native americans. why were they being sacrificed when they could be used somewhere else to north america? why wouldn't britain care about what t

it's going to feel warmer in amarillo than it will in pensacola.ld air continues to spill well to the south. houston feeling more like 23 degrees. you can see why it's a concern when we've got the pour autoage -- power outages in place. all of this air will start to warm up next week but, boy, it is a cold day right through the weekend. and, griff, over the great lakes places like buffalo have already received 27 the inches of snow over the past 2 two days, looking to add another 2 feet of snow there as well as high waves because of the strong winds moving all of lake erie and lake ontario, michigan also dealing with lake effect snow. griff: wow. craig, eiffel -- i'm a surfer, but i don't think i would want to surf anywhere near 27 inches of snow. craig herrera, thank you very much. you can stay up-to-date by downloading the fox weather app or stream fox weather on your favorite connected tv device. >>> now, as we mentioned, there are some 34,000 flight delays and cancellations since thursday. airlines are actually offering vouchers to passengers a

resident in pensacola captured this a grinch towing a small christmas tree as the green man was riding across the road. she said she spotted the green character as she was n her way to pick up her daughter from school. and she says, i don't have a single clue with this person was, but they definitely made my day and she wasn't the only one in the middle of the day. it's got to be so hot that cringe there. but you know what? you got to steal christmas one way or another. in florida. it happens on a lawnmower next to a grinch photo bombing of photo shoots barbara hence captured video of two little girls posing for holiday pictures when a grinch appeared behind them with both girls. running away in terror. there goes one. she runs away immediately, but the second girl takes a little bit longer to spot the bridge before she quickly runs away and screams and tear friends at first, but then there it is. awe hence is the mother of the youngest girl recorded the video from two years ago. she says her daughter still doesn't like watching dotseep scarinei kids? itat video, though. it's kind of f

and then came back to florida, for pensacola, went by steamboats from pensacola to new orleans. and then went all the way up the mississippi river into ohio and into pennsylvania, to pittsburgh. so, she traveled probably between 1500 and 2000 miles across the united states and cuba. the reason why she's doing this is because the objects were being distributed very broadly. people would both see her and purchase the objects. >> well, she, has quite a network of crisscrossing the united states in the continents as well. it's really exciting to explore. someone had a quick question. i know i mentioned in my introduction that offering moye had met the president. you noted in your book that she was the first chinese guest to be welcomed into the white house. could you maybe talk a little bit? i think this will be our last question for q&a as well. about how she was engaging with her political leaders of her time period at the same time. >> that is right. i often kind of wondered why i had known about andrew jackson's needing athens lawyer. i realized as i began to do more research, i

that was in pensacola fla, went by steamboat from pensacola to new orleans, and then went all the wayup the mississippi river into and into pennsylvania to pittsburgh. so she traveled probably. between 1502 thousand miles across the united states to cuba and the reason why there was doing this is because the objects were being distributed very broadly so people would both see her and purchase the objects. wow she has quite a map for sort of a network of the united states and beyond the continent as well. and that's really exciting to explore. i think. had a quick question. i know that i mentioned in my introduction that as long as i had met president at the time, andrew, you've noted in your book that she was the first chinese guest to be welcomed the white house. so could you maybe talk little bit? i think this will maybe be our last question for q&a as well about how she was engaging with these sort of political leaders of her time period. at the same time. that's right. and i, i often kind of wondered why i known about andrew jackson and andrew jackson's meeting up on wye. but i re

we have pensacola florida. caller: good morning happy new year. i hope it is a safer healthier wiser new year for all of us. i am 73 years old. and i have been thinking about my life and the politics. i have never been a real political person. until recently. but, i noticed people takeover the government and how bad the government is. something that is really stayed with me for many years is back during reagan's time, he was elected twice. people thought of him as a god almost. the interest rates, more than today, i think they were up at 12% or something. and the gas lines, and everything was just terrible. but they voted him in twice. they were not complaining about the government being bad. the people at my age, i do not know why they call in and say -- i think it is not as bad as things go up and down. we have to adjust and maybe take a better look at ourselves. that we get along with family members. i just wish that everyone could quit blaming the government. i think that is a mantra for republicans to lame the government. but, they were not b

gulfport, mobile, pensacola, and eventually into the panel handle of texas. a lot of severe weather across the south but a big sprawling storm system producing a major winter storm across the north here. winter storm diaz could bring another several feet of snow here. portions of i-90, i-80 and i-70 have been shut down because of that. then wrapping up the week, norah, into the northeast. >>> another big story we are following tonight, the stunning downfall of sam bankman-fried, the founder of the cryptocurrency exchange ftx. just over a month ago, he was riding high, a billionaire many times over. tonight he's in jail in the bahamas facing u.s. charges in what a federal prosecutor calls one of the biggest financial frauds in american history. we get more now from cbs's scott macfarlane. >> reporter: inside a heavily secured courthouse in the bahamas this morning, 30-year-old sam bankman-fried, arrested and disgraced, was denied bail and signaled he'd fight extradition to the u.s. -- >> this is one of the biggest financial frauds in american history. >> repor

dan: that's really cool and final will he all the way east to pensacola, florida. no snow there of course but some spotted the grinch towing a small christmas tree behind a lawn mower. ama: there you go. dan: world news tonight with david muir is next. we appreciate your time. i'm dan. ama: i'm ama daetz. for sandhya patel thank you all for joining us. we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight, breaking news. the monster winter storm sweeping across the country, creating mayhem for travelers as the system moves east. 200 million people on alert for the threat of blizzard conditions, high winds, and life-threatening cold. 45 states in the danger zone. many roads are closed and slick with ice. conditions deteriorating by the hour. but millions still braving the bitter conditions, trying to stick to their holiday plans. thousands of flights canceled. mounting frustration at the nation's airports. we have team coverage of the deadly storm. alex perez in windy chicago. mola lenghi in denver. and rob marciano standing by to time it all out. >>> breaking news here in new y

nonders, gulfport, pensacola, monroeville and the panhandle of texas. a big sprawl storm system producing a mainly winter storm across the north, winter storm diaz could bring several feet of snow. i 90, 70, have been shut down and wrapping up in the northeast where the biggest snowstorm to have the season will hit us. >> o'donnell: mike bettes., thank you. another big story we're following tonight the stunning downfall of samuel bankman-fried, the founder of ftx, crypto exchange. less than a month ago he was riding high, and tonight in jail in the bahamas facing charges in what a prosecutor calls one of the biggest financial frauds in american history. more from cbs's scott macfarlane. >> reporter: inside a heavily secured courthouse in the bahamas this morning, 30-year-old samuel bankman-fried, arrested and disgraced, was denied bail and signaled he would fight extradition to the u.s. >> this is one of the biggest financial frauds in american history. >> reporter: where the justice department charged bankman-fried with numerous financial crimes unclue

southwest passenger kaylin o connor says her monday flight to pensacola was canceled and the earliest she could rebook was thursday. so she chose to drive 16 hours from kansas city, missouri. hopefully they will. um brand versus southwest ceo bob jordan's apologizing, saying the airlines point to point operating system, which relies on a network of direct flights is especially vulnerable to challenges like severe weather making for a slower rebound than their competitors. we're doing everything we can to return to a normal operation. and please also here that i am truly sorry . jordan's says southwest will significantly reduce flights over the coming days in hopes of being back on track before next week. southwest airlines pilots union says the curator, outdated i t system is leaving stranded customers on hold for hours using processes and i t from the 19 nineties, when we were an airline less than a quarter of the size westfall out, prompting a u. s department of transportation investigation. seeing is something that is beyond what can be attributed to the weather. bottom line is, th

gulfport, mobile, pensacola, toward monroeville, and eventually into the panhandle of texas. certainly a lot of severe weather across the south, but a big sprawling storm system producing a major winter storm across the north here. winter storm diaz could bring another several feet of snow here. portions of i-90, i-80, and i-70 have been shut down because of that. and then wrapping up the week, norah, in the northeast, where the biggest snowstorm of the season so far will hit us. >> o'donnell: mike bettes, thank you. and, another big story that we are following tonight: the stunning downfall of same c. just over a month ago, he was riding high, a billionaire many times over. well, tonight he's in jail in the bahamas, facing u.s. charges in what a federal prosecutor calls one of the biggest financial frauds in american history. we get more now from cbs's scott macfarlane. >> reporter: inside a heavily- secured courthouse in the bahamas this morning, 30-year- old sam bankman-fried, arrested and disgraced, was denied bail, and signaled he'd fight extradition to the u.s... >> thi

. >> reporter: in pensacola, florida, a car encased in ice. mobile, alabama, a frozen funtain.holland, michigan, abandoned cars littering the roads. >> so close to jackknife, look. >> reporter: the storm wreaking havoc on holiday travel. many americans simply won't be able to make it to their christmas destinations. temperatures will begin to warm up a bit, still power companies in at least 13 states are asking customers to refrain from unnecessary use of electricity. erielle. >> our thanks to phil. >>> we turn now overseas to war in ukraine. president zelenskyy calling russia's bombing of a busy market on christmas eve llfopleasu. rorr: this rnf the strikes in with dozens more injured. in his christmas eve address, president zelenskyy saying no kamikaze drones are capable of extinguishing the christmas glow. we will fill our hearts with warmth and light. and despite concerns that russia could send another barrage of rockets into ukraine at any moment, ukrainians keeping up the christmas spirit, even in former occupied bucha, a place of so much death and destruction. repeated a

then you go to north florida, and you're below freezing. 29 in jacksonville, 24 in pensacola, and we

because the boston red sox, i've just found out, are looking to obtain the entire infield of the pensacolaarn hill country buffet coupons. 50% off for any barn hills buffet that you go to. so not quite an even payout, but i guess he's proving that you can run boston just like you run tampa. you don't want tampa to win. >> that's just good eating though at the buffet. that's not a bad deal, honestly. >> a half dozen of the other. >> it's a toss up. the giants needed a star. they also needed to improve their team laying in a power house division with the dodgers who are are loaded, and the padres, who took our shortstop. these are teams that spend money to improve themselves. that's what's happening. correa is a member of the world series team. >> hold on. what did you just say? teams spend money to improve? >> i'm just getting this in here, joe, but thr teams in the off season, you are allowed in major league baseball to spend money to acquire players to make your teams better. i'll do it again. you are allowed -- >> wait, does anybody in the 617 area code understand that? >> to, not recent

all you can eat buffet in pensacola. did not think -- he thought he deserved a little more than that, and so there goes xander, just like everybody else. i'm telling you, it's a good buffet. if you drive through pensacola on i-10. take a right. barn hills, it's really good. obviously not enough to hold xander. he doesn't get down to pensacola that much. everybody is focusing on donald trump right now, and the fact that he's a historic loser. politically he's causing just historic losses, and a lot of republicans are figuring that out, but, you know, there's another story sort of below the surface that i really am fascinated by, and that's ron na mcdaniel, the head of the rnc. she's lost every year. she lost in 2017. she lost in 2018. she lost in 2019. she lost in 2020. she lost in 2022. now, in washington where winning matters and losing is punished, you know, somebody like her would have survived one term. two terms. they would have said you've lost, you're out. but what's so fascinating is these trumpists, they came an

in florida, the "pensacola news journal" reports that governor ron desantis will publish a book nextr amid increasing speculation that he will run for president in 2024. the memoir entitled "the courage to be free: florida's blueprint for america's revival" -- >> wait. what? revival? i think we're doing pretty damn good right now. >> released in february. it will detail the governor's years serving in the military and government. >> it's crazy. >> i need to get to rebecca lowe. >> they're talking that america sucks. >> it doesn't suck. >> mark rubio has some book out, i forget what it's called. it's like why do they hate america? >> i don't know. >> our economy is strong. our military is strong. >> strongest. >> strongest in the world. >> in the world. >> exactly. >> you just saw the independent mail reporting that former south carolina governor nikki haley will be evaluating a potential 2024 presidential bid over the holidays. she said if we decide to get into it, we will put in 1,000% and finish it. >> our next guest. >> rebecca lowe? >> yeah. the thing is, rebecca lowe, you know -

mike: the two pilots were recently inducted into the naval aviation museum at pensacola air station wheretrained, and where the directors family was once station. >> my dad was a naval aviator 30 years after this and it was a similar story. it was something he had to predominantly do alone and there is a specific isolation that comes with that. of course you had to stinky -- tuskegee airmen in world war ii, the benefit of what they had was community. mike: vintage navy corsair fighter planes and an aircraft carrier mockup were used to set the scene in 1950 as the pilot squadron prepared for the korean war, which coincided with the desegregation of the u.s. military after world war ii. >> it is good to know the menu -- the men you are flying with, see what they are fighting for. >> what are you fightingor? >> after he died, she went back to school and became a teacher. mike: jesse brown's daughter pamela was only two when he died and never got know him. but his legacy lives larger at the african-american military history museum in hattiesburg, mississippi, his hometown. the cat and directo

. >> caitlyn o'conner's a southwest going from oklahoma city to pensacola was canceled monday and the earliest flight southwest offered her was thursday. when you go to try to rebook on the southwest, nothing is available until january . 1st. and they expect you to pay the difference in fare for your ticket. >> it's a total nightmare. there's only one person happy about the airport mass and the massive pile ups of luggage at all these airports. and that sam britton. and the truth is , everything about this crisis was foreseeable in august. thirty eight state attorneys general wrote to congress to report that the judge was ignoring consumer complaints in the airline industry. unfortunately, the agency has thus far failed to respond to the attorney general's wrote . they were so outraged that they called on congress to strip the department of transport and of the ability to oversee customer complaints against the airlines and awarded it to the states themselves. the it's not hard to see why those attorneys generals were so furious without reliable air travel, the economy collapses and m

. >> the bill was filed by a representative from pensacola.ntown pittsboro was given to the county by the daughters of the confederacy back in the early 1900s. >> i mean, the fact that the statue states, a lot of ancestors of mine have fallen and died. and they did not die for slavery. they had no slaves. [applause] [noise] [noise] [applause] >> the story starts with seeing the monuments. but it's also about being in this black body. what does that feel like? to have your country, your nation say that this is what we stand by. no! we want more. we demand more. we say yes to something that looks like us. we say yes to inclusivity. we say yes to broader notions of what it means to be an american. ♪ ♪ ♪ a must in your medicine cabinet! less sick days! cold coming on? zicam is the number one cold shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! (classical piano music) - [reporter] one of the deadliest mass shootings in us history at pulse nightclub in orlando. - [barbara] wal

the store, i'd buy from a bulk place that actually gets a better price than costco or walmart, and pensacolaied to watch what i spend. you know what i'm saying is that a lot of things that cost a little bit more, they actually went up and then they come down a little bit. also, i invested a little bit more. i had money in the bank getting 1% and now i bought into a couple companies that pay me a dividend every month. they actually give me more income. host: thank you for the call from florida. gasoline prices certainly can fit into the category. prices for gasoline declined in november. welcome news for consumers. gasoline prices declined 2% from october. prices for electricity declined. gas services fell. the national average price for unleaded gallon of gasoline, $3.25 a gallon. that is down $.50 from a month ago. caller: thank you and all the other great men and women who bring us this program. definitely, the economy is doing better. it is nice to actually see an administration that has the true american spirit in their heart in turning this big ship slowly. it is not going to turn right

host: ingrid in pensacola florida this is from the daily mail. quote nobody works, nobody gives a damn" eat blames socialism for capitalism for putting obstacles in the way of entrepreneurial success. the cofounder of home depot slams and says people don't want to work anymore. bernie marcus leaves the success the company he began in 1978 couldn't happen today because of people standing in the way of the business community. he said in an interview with the financial times i don't know that we could go further. marcus was unequivocal in calling joe biden the worst president of the history of the country. the worst people have taken over the world, he also looks to how human resources executives, socialist harvard grads, a harvard, lawyers, and accountants as obstacles to entrepreneurial success in 2022. bill calling in from newfield, new jersey. what is a public policy issue that is on your mind? my doing is that the republican party and democratic party -- two corrupt organizations in the congress. excuse me. let me clear my throat. i think this

years ago today, a saudi air force officer with ties toall sy kentucky da attacked naval air station pensacola resulting in the deaths of ensinn joshua caleb, airman apprentice cameron walters and airman mohammed hay atha and it included the injury of others. saudi arabia had the responsibility to screen and monitor their officers and they failed. the family members who lost their loved ones live with this pain every day and the saudi government's initial promise made directly to me that they could compensate the grieving families has resulted in nothing. for this reason i am introducing the saudi arabia december 6, 2019, anti-terror and accountability act. this bill would prohibit the d.o.d. from funding any saudi-led proxy wars and would end the export of weapons and logistical services to saudi arabia. this legislation would halt the military officer exchange programs with saudi arabia. it would also set aside $10 million within the state sponsored terrorism fund so that the victims would be able to be compensate. the legislation is budget neutral as it draws from a reallocation from funds

the clerk: remembering december 6, 2019 terrorist attack at naval air station pensacola and commemorating those who lost their lives and those injured in the line of duty. the presiding officer: without objection. the senate will proceed. ms. hassan: i ask unanimous consent that the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to, and the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. hassan: and madam president, i ask unanimous consent that when the senate completes its business today it adjourn until 10:00 a.m. on wednesday, december 7, and that following the prayer and pledge, the morning hour be deemed expired, the journal of proceedings approved to date, the time for the two leaders be reserved for their use later in the day and morning business be closed, that upon the conclusion of morning business the senate proceed to executive session to resume consideration of the hopkins nomination. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. hassan: if there is no further to come before