i said, "do i need to come to tallahassee they said, "no, not at this time." i went into shock.was in shock for probably the next two years freed. at 8:00 or 9:00 in the morning, an officer called me and said, "you can come up now." i did not get out of the house until 11:00. what was weird, the year before my father died and they called me and i was out of the house and 15 minutes. i think that is why i was in shock. my husband was ready to follow me out there and i said, "no, she is one to be ok." i talked to her father, her best friend, searching for her. i drove up and when i got near where they found her body in a ditch in perry, which is another county out of tallahassee, the victim's advocate was talking to me and "they might find rachel's body, you know, with her missing." i said, "are you saying that is a possibility or probability?" anyone would be yes and one would be no. i had to hang up the phone and just screamed as loud and as long as i could. i was hoarse from it. i drove up to -- i called my husband and said, "come." he and the rabbi hurried up. her father was a

take a look at these current temperatures 27 degrees right now in tallahassee in the 30s in orlando evenmiami that's a little bit chilly. 49 right now in the city of miami. otherwise temperatures will be rebounding as we head into the afternoon hours. it will be getting better. it's a very short lived blast of cold air across florida. we have concern about damage of crops a freeze warning is in effect through georgia florida panhandle and down into central portions of the state of florida. just very told today during the morning hours across the state of florida. where it is very cold is the northeast not because of actual temperatures but because it's so windy that makes it feel even colder. current windchill temperature only 6 degrees below zero across new england otherwise a brand new storm system across portions of the center of the country making blizzard conditions northern sections north dakota winter storm warning in northern minnesota. we are talking up to 10 inches or more of snow gusts up to 45 miles an hour. dangerous conditions on this monday in north central. >> we don't mi

tallahassee, florida.ck per se patrolling a local bank parking lot when a slow-moving car catches his attention. >> i looked at the two individuals who were the driver and the passenger just -- they were completely surprised and they had a very shocked look, and it wasn't normal. they immediately did a very rapid turn out of the parking lot. they aroused my suspicion to such a point that i had called james fairfield, my supervisor. >> he said i have something going. do you have any intel on a white crown vic or gray crown vic. he thought it was a fraud suspect. >> it's clear to officer perry that the pair is deliberately trying to avoid him. with his suspicions and his dash cam now engaged perry hits the lights and sirens. >> i wanted to wait for backup, actually, but as it turned out they ended up driving into a basically closed neighborhood. >> the car pulls over, and the passenger side door immediately opens. >> i was expecting a foot chase. i was expecting to have to jump out of the car. >> but the sus

tallahassee, 62. jacksonville, 64.e've got a couple of big storms coming during the next week or so. we'll have a very active week weatherwi weatherwise. savannah? >> al, thank you. we'll check back in with you in a few moments. >>> in the case of olympic sprinter oscar pistorius, accused of shooting his girlfriend to death on valentine's day, michelle kosinski is in pretoria, south africa, with the latest. >> reporter: his career had him set to race in four continents and his agent just canceled everything. quoting police sources about what allegedly happened inside his home that morning. >> you fall in love with being in love with love, just one love everywhere. >> reporter: full of life is how friends remember reeva steenkamp in her new television show. >> i take with me so many things, things in here and things in here that i'll treasure forever. >> reporter: for many, too painful to watch as new details keep coming as she was allegedly killed on valentine's day at the hands fs her love. reeva's skull was damaged,

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and thunderstorms along i-10, from tallahassee to jacksonville. >> and it's a tough day for air travelthere, with delays possible in san francisco, los angeles, detroit and several major hubs along the east coast. keep your patience, folks. >>> new details this morning about the school shooting tragedy in connecticut. there are reports that adam lanza may have been competing with another serial killer. >> investigators are looking, now, at a possible link between lanza and a mass murderer in norway. "the hartford currant" newspaper reports that authorities found several news articles about the 2011 norway massacre in lanza's bedroom. 77 folks killed in that event. >>> also, george zimmerman's wife, shelly, will be in a florida courtroom to ask that her perjury case be dismissed. after her husband, a former neighborhood watch leader, was charged with killing teenager trayvon martin, she testified they were broke, even though they did have access at the time to more than $130,000. she now faces five years in prison if convicted. >>> well, it's happened all over again. actor alec baldwin

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tallahassee, hail falling. strong to severe thunderstorms in the south. the western part is today, the eastern part is tomorrow. it's heavy rain. and exactly where it was last week, that plowing snow. all the way through wichita, kansas city. you thought you had snow, you're getting just as much this time. locally, 18 inches of snow. the big board today. we're all a little exhausted after the oscars. >> a beautiful started the sunshinewith plenty of this morning. at 34le chilly to start with the wind chill of 28. warming up to about 50 this afternoon during the reign is back [ cheers and applause ] >> nice job, sam. >> as always. >> i'm telling you, everybody, everybody in the crowd up all night to be here. >> up all night. >> all that weather was brought to you by aveeno. >> you had the opportunity to sit down with the leading ladied and the leading men. daniel day-lewis and christoph waltz. we'll hear there them in moments. but first, his [ cheers and applause ] >>> back here at the oscars with dj kiss and a big crowd here on monday morning. coming up a

very cold morning from tallahassee to jacksonville, 29 degrees earlier this morning, 31 jacksonville.ta at 27. it's frosty in the south and it's going to stay cold in the northeast. look at some of the numbers. these are high temperatures. the next four days for big cities like philadelphia, 28, just above freezing on monday. washington, tomorrow, around 40. new york city, 34 by monday. but, again, staying right around that freezing mark. >> officially i will contradict punxsutawney and go with more winter. sorry. >> i like what he said so much more. >> whatever you want to believe. >> i believe you. >>> for some, the best part of the super bowl commercials. many are posted online. including one that may be the most heartwarming yet. ♪ >> this clydesdale steals the show in budweiser's commercial for the big game. from newborn. to awe-inspiring reunion. in real life the commercial's young star lives in warm strings ranch in missouri. >> she's 5 days old right now. she was standing within two hours of being born and she was nursing within three. >> reporter: she doesn't have a name yet.

there is a lot of rain in tallahassee. they've had 4, 5 inches. severe lining up from atlanta back through alabama, mississippi, and north of new orleans and even into texas. for us, not a chance on anything here. looked really quiet except for sunny and warm. 30s and 40s. 50. 37 fairfield. there's still a component of an easterly breeze. north napa, northeast or east, even oakland hills and an easterly breeze. there are some that are mild. sunny, breezy, cold morning, inland. slightly warm. afternoon temperatures, 60s for many. low to mid. they will continue to come up. this might be the coolest day of the week. warmer temperatures stay in oakland and antioch. looks nice on the coast. very close on all of the temperatures here. low -- upper 50s, to a low to mid-60s. sunny side up and mild to warmer. thursday, friday, it looks dry but a little cooler. >>> breaking news coming in now for wilmington, delaware, a gunman just killed his estranged wife and injured two others at the new castle county courthouse. officials say the suspected shooter has b

>> tallahassee a pay cut. >> it was like 14 or 15 before, right?e had a big contract last year. but-- >> how is he survive on $10 million i don't our own london fletcher decided to tweet last night. he said congrats on stay with the eagles. love competing against you, bro. nfc is ours. fletch is kind of ones those backhanded compliments. welcome, congratulations but the division is ours. kind of like it? you like the trash talking in february. >> no. i mean it's february. >> we like to see that rivalry. >> it is just the redskins letting the eagles know. we don't care if you have michael vick or not. it is still our division. they won the indication dwition after all. mum's the word. >> early. -- they won the division after all. >> i like it, fletch. they are after all, the twigs champs. >> yes, period. >> not impressed with the wizards. not impressed with the -- >> it's still early. >> who made the coffee today? >> he did. >> straight ahead at 6:00, we'll go live to fox business network in new york to talk about a new translation tool facebook is

i can tell you, for sure, that is a very cold morning from tallahassee to jacksonville, 29 degrees earliersonville. atlanta, at 27. it's frosty in the south and it's going to stay cold in the northeast. look at some of the numbers. these are high temperatures. the next four days for big cities, like philadelphia, today 28, only getting to just above freezing on monday. washington, tomorrow, around 40. new york city, 34 by monday. but, again, staying right around >> o freezing mark. >> officially i will contradict punxsutawney and go with more winter. sorry. >> but i like what he said so much more. >> whatever you want to believe. >> i believe you. >>> for millions of people, the best part of super bowl sound is the commercials. and this year, we don't have to wait. many of them are already posted join online, including one that may be the most heartwarming ad yet. darren rovell went behind the scenes to see how it was made. ♪ >> reporter: this clydesdale steals the show in budweiser's new commercial for the big game. from newborn. to awe-inspiring reunion. how cute. in real life the commer

it's eight o'clock in the morning, 8:09 and you're 26 degrees in tallahassee.eze warnings in effect and a hard freeze watch all the way to the north to naples area and that cold front is the same one that spawned this next storm that developed here and this is a coastal storm similar to the storm last week, it's farther off shore and not talking about as much snow making its way inland and the wind. the winds are there and the snow is there and it will wind down by this afternoon and we'll see probably three to five inches of additional snowfall accumulating. central plains looking really, really nice and warm and enjoy the couple of storms across the country this week, guys, one for thursday, a quick look ahead. potentially a big blizzard for nebraska and we'll look at that and severe weather breaking out this week as well. >> thank you so much. rick. coming up on the show and republicans blocking president obama's pick for defense secretary. is this really the end. road for chuck hagel? chris wallace joins us live from washington when we come back. >> tucker:

that storm hitting the plains could bring gusty winds and possible tornados from new orleans to tallahasseeeavy rain from little rock, memphis and atlanta. snow from the cascades to colorado rockies, rain around seattle and portland. >> 42 in boise. 36 in salt lake city. mostly 30s in the nation's midsection. 40s in the northeast. >>> when you see these next pictures, you're going to wonder how no one was killed or injured. check it out. a car landed up lodged on the roof of a house in houston. >> that is crazy. police say it must have been going about 90 miles an hour when it hit an embankment, launched into the air, crashed into one house and landed upside down on a second house. no one at either home was injured. the driver walked away with barely a scratch. the driver walked away with barely a scratch. >> onlookers were in disbelief. >> a big crane was brought in and pulled the car out ten hours after the crash. so the driver survives. now he's got to pay for the car and damage to two homes. >> can you imagine? he's sitting in the front seat going sorry, didn't mean it. >> lucky for him

it doesn't address through section 5 all the cases like we've seen before like in harrisburg and tallahasseehere they've been playing with voter laws, and texas. it doesn't effect them all but should we get rid of them? that's what a lot of liberals are going to ask. you're going to get rid of the only tool we have, section v. >> section 3 allows courts to decide if things are so bad in a state that's not currently covered, they can order that state or that county to have section 5 procured. >> how do they do that? >> they have to have a find -- >> which court could do it? >> any appellate court in america. it's been done 19 times since 1982. >> where have they done it? have they done it lately? whose been brought in? >> most lately in port chester, new york. but it's been in south dakota. two counties in south dakota. new mexico. >> what's holding up harrisburg? they keep playing these. >> i don't know. i don't know. if a federal court finds intentional discrimination, they can order a preclearance remedy for any jurisdiction. >> i hope this doesn't offend you guys. people say because of we

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sounds pretty good for us across new york city and currently right now 48 in orlando, and 46 in tallahasseee head into the overnight hours tonight we will be seeing the temperatures dipping below freezing here across southern georgia, the florida panhandle into central portions of the state of florida and freeze warnings in effect out here, and could affect the crops in florida talking temperatures that cold. in the northeast, maine has a blizzard warning and snow is coming down, up to six inches across in area and it's the wind causing this up here with blizzard concerns and northern plains, we have another system developing tonight and it will be strengthen by tomorrow morning and could be talking about blizzard conditions across north dakota and a winter storm warning across northern portions of the state of minnesota because of the winds and snow that we're expecting and harris, a very active week. by thursday, another system impacting the southern end of the country and southern end of the system we could be talking about tornados, a lot to track here coming up the next several days. >

to tallahassee and miami. they served from 2001 to 2005 during the same time when the secretary served as the national security advisor and u.s. secretary of state governor bush appointed the secretary of state of florida from 2005 to 2007. she has taught at ford service institute as the co-chair of the u.s. the part of state mandatory seminar for the newly appointed ambassadors and in an interesting twist she spoke at stanford university where secretary rice is a very distinguished member of the faculty and former provost and the university of miami school of law. she was the u.s. ambassador to the republic of iceland during the administration of george h. w. bush and during the ronald reagan administration he served as the under secretary and assistant secretary at the u.s. department of commerce where he was responsible for trade, development, export, and international travel and tourism and he was appointed by the florida governor jeb bush and charlie crist to serve on the statewide board. both sue and chu

it's a town of nearly 7,000 residents west of tallahassee with a violent crime rate higher than the nationalrage. mcneil, a former president of the international association of chiefs of police, was part of a group of law enforcement officials that recently met with vice president joe biden to discuss national changes to gun access. >> those weapons often fall in the hands of bad folks in our community. what that means is more opportunities for police officers to come into contact with those carrying a weapon. and that creates a degree of concern and a level of tactical operations for police in terms of how do i make sure this isn't a bad guy i'm dealing with and the weapon he or she has now isn't going to be used against me. >> reporter: 165 police officers were killed in the line of duty in 2011. that was the highest number on record and florida saw the highest number of officers killed-- 14, most of them by guns. to help protect citizens and police, chief mcneil argues there needs to be more background checks on anyone trying to get a gun. >> the issue of background checks is a no brainer

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