tallahassee. it is hard. these wreaths are heading to tallahassee. i've been thinking... this might be the one thing in the world you pull apart to come together. new papa john's cinnamon pull-aparts papa john's. ((russell/wipe vo)) in a very cool gesture, bucs quarterback jameis winston says the fans deserve this past sunday's game ball. i lover this. jameis winston says the fans deserve this past sunday's game ball. said he had never heard it so loud inside of raymond james stadium and they deserve part of the credit for sunday's big win. isn't that neat? isn't that neat? >> saying the right things and doing the right things. i love it. i like him more and more every day. defense on sunday also came out today. it really was a team win and it look like they were having fun. >> and now we can hear just how much fun they were having. the bucs micced up quarterback vern an hargraves. man he sounds like a kid at christmas. take a listen. i thought i was going he was sacked. baby. >> hey. hey. hey. that's awesome. and he continues like that as well. rally's his defense. he's

tallahassee is 47. so just drive a few hours, a couple of hours and you'll feel the drier air or just wait and it will get here sometime later this afternoon and tonight. in fact, the forecast dew points by tomorrow, drop way down into the 40s so that is some nice, dry air. days. just before we get this drier air to settle in, you're going to get a very thin, very thin little line of showers to move through so if you're out and about today, the next few hours, you get a quick round of rain, no big deal. it will not add much to the rainfall bucket. but overall, the theme is going to be drying it out for the weekend. so high temperatures today, i think we'll reach the highs noon time or so. about 79 degree if it happens, it's not going to be a big deal. then some clouds may linger tonight but the drier air is going to come racing in, and the dw points will be in the 40s tomorrow and tomorrow is going to be an absolutely stunning day with a high temperature of around 76 degrees. saturday gorgeous as well.

you have an 83 and a 78 in tampa and tallahassee but the real deal is the dew points. and tampa south. tallahassee where the dew point is like a desert. two seasons across the state winter is back. new drought index was issued. this is as of tuesday, some relief but it is very dry in the southeast. i'm expecting at least more rain to head their way. for us the front moves t south. sunshine and a cool breeze t is a nice day to be outside, saturday is good. increasing clouds. and debates or issues but how the front back here will play out. the low is this way. it is partly cloudy. less humid and down to 60. a nice friday coming up. much lower humidity and high of 76. seas 2 to 4. we have some action. things are going on. watching frontal boundary should pass on tuesday. then cooler wednesday and thursday, back to you. >>> this is not the macy's parade and they don't let them set up days in advance. >> folding chairs lined up for blocks and blocks in lakeland. the drama around the christmas doctor: oh yeah... right there. oh! you got a nickel back there! heh heh! when we

i view it as a one step up from a 4 hour drive to tallahassee. >> any plans on where you will live? >> we already filed out the bid for our apartment. hopefully we will get that. i know that will make her happy. we are a team. we plan on living close to the capital, being around didn't being involved in committee work, and hopefully passing key pieces of legislation through amendment and improving existing bills as well as burning home projects to the district. >> anything you're looking for it to doing? >> i tend to be creative, i had almost perfect attendance in committees, and as a lawyer i am a cerebral type. i plan on being very active in filing amendments. i believe it is all about committee work and oversight, the day today business of the businessthe day to day of the house. >> we will see on the house floor. thank you. >> thank you, i appreciate it. interviewshave more with new members of the 115th congress each day leading up to january 3.

there is a spread. 82 in marathon t is 56 in panama city. 63 in tallahassee. this is a map that tells what you is going on. the dew dew point in green and muggy. the numbers here, that's -- that's july humidity. behind the front. the dew points drop to desert the dry air winds the battle for a couple of days. this is the outlook the 8 to 14 day outlook from the climate prediction center. cold air will plunge out of canada. i'm not implying it will be a record breaking cold surge but most spots around the country should have below normal temperatures including us. we're not saying for sure but this will be the dividing line. it is trend is the cold air moving down the state maybe not making it as far south as miami. that's the 9th through the 15th. 74 now the dew point is 66. 10. the cold front that brought the severe weather is moving off the coast line behind it. >> and 38. we're in the 50s and the 60s. >> and. >> there will be changes on the way early next week. we'll fine tune that. less humid tonight and nice down to 60. tomorrow sunny to partly cloudy. a

walking into the tallahassee county courthouse on that historic day in 1955, betty bo bo pearson had her eyes blasted open. but he grew up a segregated society and understood how racist it was. but her family, her friend, everyone she knew treated with decency and often with true affection. this was a paternalistic racism, to believe she thought was misguided but never violent, number never vicious. much less kill a negro. she knew her father, her moral teaching in most areas. thought skin color did make a difference. now looking at the faces of the way people in the corporate, betty realized for the first time in her life had deep set their feelings were. she saw. should. who were these people? do your neighbors can the citizens of the surrounding counties of the floor, sunflower, farmers, laborers, tradesmen and women. there were people she lived with all her life, yet betty realized she'd never before had grasped the raw hostility of these people harbored. who were they? they were from a different world of ms. stress, violent and hatred, a world very different from her own. never

a live shot of the electoral college vote that's taking place in in tallahassee, florida, we have been watching it throughout the day, one of the most constitutional events that we have in our country. electors from each of the 50 states gathering to vote in the electoral college, of course, based on the november results, the president-elect donald trump will secure his seat in the oval office today but it hasn't been without some sort of drama and you've had democrats and liberals calling for electorals to change their votes, not to vote for mr. trump. blake berman has been covering it all. we sent blake to harrisburg, pennsylvania. not exactly a warm place to be. fun you, blake, you would think they would sent you to florida. you could have made the case. reince priebus had comments on this and he said things are going to go very smoothly. with that what's supposed to be a big hour, has that been the case, have things gone smoothly? >> connell, to miami and most specifically the south beach can confirm that it is not warm here in harrisburg, pennsylvania, that is for certain. yeah, t

from tallahassee, florida, please welcome alicea acevedo.pplause] >> hi. >> alicea, how you doing? welcome. >> thank you. >> come on in. welcome to "millionaire." >> thank you. thank you for having me. i'm so excited. >> so, family business. you have the restaurant. >> mm-hmm. >> what do you need this money for? >> well, we found out we're not able to stay in our current location-- th

they knocked out electricity in tallahassee. the last hurricane was wilma in 2005. >>jennifer: close call in early october. remember this, hurricane matthew skirted across the east coast. it was the first category five storm in the atlantic basin since 2007. matthew went on to make landfall in october 8 in south carolina causing severe flooding. in all, 15 named tropical storms formed during 2016. seven turned into hurricanes. normal season sees 12 named storms. >>russell: 2016 will mark the last year that hurricane hunters the airport. they're staying in the neighborhood. earlier this year the air force told noaa they needed extra hangar space and told the agency to move by july 1, 2016. the new lease starts in may and includes $13 million for a new hangar, office and shop space. >>dave: nice. >>russell: it's something now that we can have a chance to look back at it. i mean, we had some really scary moments and some rough days there for a time. >>dave: hurricane tt i was really concerned and of course, it did a lot of damage, too, but it could have been worse if i

and florida state, everybody loves bacon in tallahassee toornt. he nails the game winner. >>> it's been five years since --. blue devils play without gracen allen. hokeys spreading the floor. they jumped out to a 16 point lead at half. second half. kennard finishes with a game-high 34 points. but that couldn't stop the hokeys. virginia tech now 12-1 this year. semifinal, top seeded alabama taking on 4th seeded washington. alabama kams in with 10 defensive touchdowns this season. make it 11. it remains that way until the fourth quarter. the levee breaks. 68 beyond a reasonable doubt touchdown run here. alabama currently ahead of washington late in the fourth quarter. happy knew year. >> happy new year my friendnew >> happy new year my fr >>> on this saturday night. new years on edge. the country and the world say farewell to 2016 with unprecedented security highlighting the dangers we still face as a new year begins. >>> attacking the grid. an apparent new hacking attempt by the russians. this one targeting a public utility system and exposing a br

in the 30s right now up in tallahassee. we are still in the mid-60s. even that number is falling now as we are starting to get that drier air to move in. that's exactly what will happen overnight tonight. a dwight night out there. temperatures through the 60s, and then upper 50s to low 60s tomorrow morning. it will be a little bit cooler. by that point dew points in the upper 40s. it's going to feel real dry first thing tomorrow morning. great golf day, by 77 for sunshine and wind out of the north-northwest and turn to the north-northeast. five, ten miles per hour. a little bit higher out on the water for tomorrow. then as we wake up on friday morning, tomorrow morning, there are those lows in the 60s and upper 50s. saturday will be one of the coolest mornings where we have 50s and a couple other 40s. not as cold as we have seen. that's very tolerable. it will be nice and cool on 15 knots. further off shore bumpy. modern chop on the bay. so for the weekend look at this. saturday and sunday sunshine. a little bit more humidity each day. still very comfo

dew points 39 in tallahassee right now. 52 in gainesville. 67 in tampa and 70 in fort myers. that's that moist air that cooled over top of our gulf waters. that's going away. the drier air moves in and our dew points go down into the 40s tomorrow. quiet evening out there as we get rid of the clouds and fall back down through the 60s. it will be cooler tomorrow morning. upper 50s to low 60s as you head out for friday. nice and sunny. a few clouds around. we will go mostly sunny in the afternoon. still mild. i mean, mid-70s. 75 is the average high. we will be 77 degrees. northeast winds tomorrow. two to four it's bump your further offshore. 2:00 in the morning is the high tide. tomorrow during the day we start with a low tide around 10:00 a.m. and high tide at 10:00 in the afternoon. attempt we've got football on saturday in atlanta. if you are heading out to tailgate, the game is indoors, but 55 degrees. it's going to be chilly for our standards. lot of sunshine for the tailgaters. that is our weekend forecast here, guys. upper 70s for saturday. and dry. and less humid than wh

hurricane hermine hit making landfall south of tallahassee, florida. it knocked out power from florida to the mid atlantic. hurricane matthews, the year's deadliest storm hit haiti as a devastating four hurricane. it eventually scraped the coast of florida and came ashore in south carolina causing major damage. in november the us was seeing a major snowstorm before thanksgiving moving across the country bringing blizzard conditions to some area. by the end of the month, drought conditions helped drove forest fires that killed dozens of people. tennessee anal bam a also saw a series of deadly tornado. in the end, the biggest weather headline, 2016 will go down as on planet earth since weather data first started being kept in the 19th century. in new york, fox news chief meteorologist. > that's a lot to digest. >> i know. that's nationwide, but surely the biggest event for us was last january, nearly a year ago, the blizzard. >> that's right. it has been a while. a lot of stream weather around theft charges here. this winter we were thinking we're not go

from tallahassee, florida, please welcome alicea acevedo.cheers and applause] >> hi. >> alicea, how you doing? welcome. >> thank you. >> come on in. welcome to "millionaire." >> thank you. thank you for having me. i'm so excited. >> so, family business. you have the restaurant. >> mm-hmm. >> what do you need this money f?

but tallahassee, florida, in the 30s, man. that is crazy. that's college football season.on't know what's going on. but look at duluth. you've seen the commercials. they make great underwear. 0 degrees in duluth, man! it's nuts! wear hats, wear gloves, wear your scarves, man. cold weekend. bundle up. i've the trade for you, but i'm throwing it back to the desk, mel. >> wow. >> lonnie quinn, you better watch out. guy adami is gunning for you. >> i don't know. i don't think al roker has anything to worry about now. here's one thing we can agree on. the cold weather outside could be a major catalyst. kicks of off our top trades. seaburg, you mentioned the aforementioned burlington coat factory last night. >> cold weather, we talked about it last night. if you look back, usually means they're going to hit the top end of the comp. range. gap store is great to own. walmart is another really strong name to own. and cold stores. these are stocks i would look at buying to really benefit from the cold weather out there. mall-based stores. >> i agree with that, and as you pointed out

tallahassee, florida, where the electors are voting for the next president. we'll talk to a pennsylvania elector that received threats for voting for trump. >> a federal judge weighed in on what he said was a critical decision by the fbi. we have a jam packed show, stick around we'll be right back. >>> welcome back, we have a fox news alert on the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. the e-mails related to the presidential nominated you'll raul that james comey informed congress of the investigation, and now the judge is releasing the redacted versions to be released tomorrow. in pennsylvania, 20 members of the electoral college cast their ballots. this as we look at the electors in florida, colorado, and in michigan. looking at all three right now. let's check in with lawrence. good afternoon to you, sir. he joins us live from harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> without one single hitch, whatsoever. 20 unanimous votes for president-elect trump. and 20 for vice president elect pence. >> they say thousands were called and harrised for many days, tell me about what y

. >>> travis rudolph visited a tallahassee school.ball players walked through the cafeteria. bo's mom posted a photograph to facebook writing this is one day i didn't have to worry that my sweet boy didn't eat lunch alone. travis later surprised bo with a florida state jersey. travis scored a touchdown making bo a good luck charm. >> who hasn't sat at a lunch table alone where you feel totally alone. >> a simple gesture, go and sit with that person and their lives. >> a leading candidate for father of the year and his awesome son. surgery to remove a brain tumor left 8-year-old gabriel marshall he said it made him feel like a monster. so what did josh do? he got a tattoo on his head with the exact same scar. he said if they want to stare at you, they'll stare as both of us. one thing we know, he's got a great dad, at his side. >> not the leading contender for father of the year. i think he is father of the year. >>> our final high goes to the chicago area family that found the most entertaining way imaginable to break the stress in a

dew points range from july like 76 and marathon and key west to a desert in tallahassee. that my friends is a friend. the front slowly sat south. at least initially the dry air will win the battle. but in a couple of days moisture gradually comes back. so here is the front. high pressure builds income a nice day on friday. fair amount of sunshine and a cool breeze. highs in the mid-70s. i pressure starts to slide into the east. then wind starts turning to the eventually, this mess back here will slide northeast. bring some rain to the southeast and maybe a panic showers for us on tuesday. we're still looking at, again this is 8 to 14 days out. december 9 to the 15th. none of this is screaming record cold. the first time i have seen in a long time where the entire country should have below average temperatures. but you get the idea. have some probably december 9 through 12th. we'll talk about that in the days ahead. jet streams will take a big dip around the country. cloudy and less humid tonight. down to 60. tomorrow a great day to wrap up the work week. partly to ?partly

tallahassee has a dew point again. it's the surface moisture. we give it a number. anything below 60 you start to get in the comfy category. 30s, bone dry air. contrast that to miami, 74 dew point. the state of florida has a lovely, d except south florida. i'm longing at 2 1/2 days. that's the way. 2 1/2 days of the great weather and then it will start to get muggier again. you may notice it on sunday afternoon but you'll definitely notice a difference by the time we get into monday. yurp front just hung up over south florida which is why we have showers down around miami this morning. the rest of the state is clear, gorgeous. northeast winds should allow us to get right back up to the mid 70s and at the same time, keep nice outside now. with that drier air in place, once the sun goes down, at 5:34, for most of us we'll be out past that time, grab your jackets because it looks like the temperatures will drop quickly, in the low to mid 50s north and tampa right around 57 early tomorrow morning and then partly cloudy, real nice again tomorrow. a couple of degrees warm

tallahassee, florida, 82 degrees on christmas day. the old record goes back to just last year. 81 degrees last year. here comes some of that wet weather even in places you would normally expect some snowfall. we're looking at rain in the forecast from boston, new york, washington, d.c., all the way down towards memphis. >>> now for the typhoon. it is super typhoon intensity. it has already made landfall. winds associated with this put it at just near category five intensity. let's go ahead and show you some of the statistics associated with this. it has made landfall around the region. it is moving towards the west. as it does it is going to weaken a little bit but not before plowing across the region and over the past 70 years there have been about seven christmas day super typhoons that have made landfall. right now the winds associated with it at 155 miles per hour with higher gusts. back to you, allison. >> karen mcginnis, that is one monster storm. thank you very much. >>> merry christmas to you all. back to victor and christi. >>> so in today's fast-paced, modern world it

jacksonville and south of savannah and east of tallahassee, a concern for damaging winds.nds in new orleans yesterday. that now has displaced off to the east. a tornado threat, isolated, but in place for the late morning hours. the storms ride through the northeast in portions of the mid-atlantic and new england gets snowshowers this afternoon and this evening. beyond that, the door opens in canada. a significant shift of wintry weather that comes in with polar air mass that settles in place. the windchills will be 10 to 20 below zero across portions of the upper midwest and plains. notice this afternoon high in bismarck is 13 degrees. you take a look at the forecast for new york city. highs only in the low 30s there when we should be in the mid-40s. guys. >>> pedram, thank you. the colts back in the playoff picture after crushing the jets on monday night football. >> hines ward has more in the bleacher report. >> good morning, guys. it was a dominant performance by the indianapolis colts from start to finish. before the game, there was a moment of silence for former jets

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in florida, they'll be meeting in tallahassee at 2:00 p.m. and it is widely concluded and expected that florida's electoral college will cast all 29 votes for donald trump. eric. >> they will cast the 29 votes. there is a guy behind you casting a net out for fish in palm beach. maybe he's getting minnows. let us know if he is catching anything. >> all right. phil, thank you. >> he's not the only one. >> mean while, there is new reaction to russia interfering with our election. this comes after president obama implicated russian president vladimir putin in a kremlin directed cyber attack to help donald trump. president obama vowing to erally ate. elizabeth prann is live in washington with more. >> reporter: we're hearing reaction from both sides of the aisle after james comey and james clapper have come to a consensus of sorts. both sides agreeing that russian hackers intervened during the 2016 campaign. now before president obama left for his holiday vacation on friday he did issue a very public warning to russian president vladimir putin say

prosecution and defense attorneys and instruction from judge feingold, the all-white male jury in the tallahassee courthouse in mississippi deliberated just over an hour before quitting both defendants for the kidnapping and murder of emmett till, a 14-year-old boy from chicago. after the trial, the juror said well, it wouldn't have taken so long if we had stopped for a soda.the verdict, that verdict, would shape the betty pearson's future. what she witnessed during the trial thrust her into a new and disturbing awareness that would eventually tear her away from her family, make her suspect in her community and a stranger fromthe man who had been the hero of her known world , her father. betty had filed her purpose and began to act during the two modulus 1960s era in the mississippi delta.she served on the mississippi council on human relations to promote dialogue between the races. she became a card-carrying member of the naacp in the early 1960s. she and her husband bill new well-designed housing at rainbow with electricity, plumbing and a space for gardening beside each house. she took rainbow

. >> bundy was living in tallahassee at the time when five florida state university coeds were attackedof the attacks. >> the police in pensacola, florida, stopped a man driving a stolen car and found to their surprise, and perhaps pleasure, it was bundy. >> step out, mr. bundy. what do we have here, an indictment. all right. why don't you read it to me. you're down for election, aren't you? >> mr. bundy -- >> you told them you were going to get me. you said you were going to get me. you got the indictment. it's all you are going to get. >> bundy, having had some law training and a great deal of arrogance, decided to represent himself. for him he was the star in the courtroom. >> since i have been in dade county i've been -- >> don't shake your finger at me, young man. don't shake your finger at me young man. >> inside the courtroom, the trial will be covered by a still photographer and one television camera. upstairs there are some 250 reporters and television technicians from around the country. >> bundy's personality is fascinating to a lot of people. he doesn't fit the usual profile

to the east we had a number of high temperature records broke on christmas day, from tallahassee, 82,ny more records could be broken today. so, it's really far from holiday weather across the deep south. we do have snow still in some areas to the north but, again, it's mainly a rain event sxip hear 82 in miami, where mr. and mrs. claus have their condo and plan to do deep sea fishing. >> it was incredibly warm. thank you very much. >>> next, israel responds, suspending all working ties with the 12 u.n. security council members who voted in favor of the resolution that criticized israeli settlement, in the west bank. we'll have a live report from jerusalem coming up. thope to see you again soon.. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what? it's what you do. i got this. thanks, dennis! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. growwwlph. it's what you do. oh that is good crispy duck. volunteer for meals on wheels. we had an instant connection.

hurricane her main hit making landfall south of tallahassee, florida as a category 1.ked out power from florida to the mid-atlantic. then hurricane matthew, the year's deadliest storm, hit haiti as a category 4 hurricane. it eventually scraped the coast of florida and came ashore in south carolina causing flooding in the carolinas. by november, the u.s. was seeing a major snowstorm before thanksgiving. moving across the country, bringing blizzard conditions to some areas. by the end of the month, drought conditions in the southeast fueled forest fires, in tennessee killed more than a dozen people. around the same time tennessee and alabama saw a series of deadly tornadoes. but in the end the biggest weather headline, 2016 will go down as the hottest year ever recorded on planet earth since weather data first started being kept back in the 19th century. >>> well, so far this winter season in the bay area, we've had a couple of big storms. rosemary, it is dry out there right now. >> yes, indeed. we will be with the possibility of dry weather for the next couple of days.

some high records were just broken yesterday on christmas from tallahassee to paducah, but the colorsitions have shut down highways in north and september september all way to the womenling line. power lines are down. it's just too icy, so stay hungered down. winds will be picking up. sprinkling of sleet will quickly change to rain. all of the warnings in the northern tier states, we do want to give a big thank you and holiday wishes to the tens of thousands of road crews and power crews working in about 26 states right now. blizzard conditions still in effect parts of north and south dakota, again travel is advised against. look for the winds to kick up causing some air delays in minneapolis as well. feels like 2, but chicago it feels like 50. the records will continue to be set on the east coast, maybe looking at another 32, all in all, travel is getting much better. >> good to hear. tom sater, thank you very much. >>> 15-month-old twins have cap kurd the two hearts. the two brothers were born conjoined at the head. this holiday season, the family celebrates of success of the surger

let's begin our coverage, boris sanchez in tallahassee, florida, the voting has just begun. tell me what's happening around you? >> reporter: hey, brook, i'm going to keep my voice really low. the procession is under way, they are doing a roll call of the 29 ee lectors here in florida. there has been drama at the state capitol today, none inside senate chambers, we're expected all 29 will vote for donald trump. many of them outspoken donald trump supporters and pat bondi and campaign worker who worked to help donald trump win the state in the election. the drama was mostly outside when we had 70 to 80 very passionate protesters not allowed inside the chamber. many holding signs and giving speeches and chanting trying to get electors to postpone this vote until they could have a briefing from intelligence agencies. one woman didn't want to be a colony of russia. it's a very passionate heated moment outside. inside things very calm. all 29 electoral votes for florida expected to go for donald trump. we'll let you know if somehow the unexpected happens, again, we're not seeing

later hurricane her mine hit, headaching land fall south of tallahassee florida as a category one storm from florida through the mid-atlantic. then by early october, hurricane matthew, the years deadliest storm, hit haiti as it devastating category four hurricane that scraped the coast of florida and came a shore this south carolina triggering major damage and inland flooding in the carolinas. by november u.s. was seeing a major snowstorm before thanksgiving moving across the country bringing blizzard conditions to some areas. by the even of the month drought conditions in the south east, helped fuel forest fires including fires in tennessee, that killed more than dozen people. and around the same time, tennessee anal bam a also saw series of deadly tornadoes. but in the end, the biggest weather head line, 2016 will go down as the hottest year ever recorded on planet earth, since weather data first started being kept back in the 19th century n new york i'm "fox news" chief meteorologist rick reichmutt >>> welcome back, congratulations to connor barwin, the linebacker thousand engaged to

. >> how do you know it's tallahassee? >> because i work with the intelligent agencies. hold on, michael. hold on. >> go ahead. >> we were willing to offer "the new york times" inside access to know what happened, offer them proof. they chose not to engage in that conversation. not us. i sat there with senior folks from "the new york times" and said, we'll give you access to certain things so you can see that we are telling the truth, that we can prove this. they chose not to engage in that conversation because it didn't fit their narrative. so when it comes, respectfully, we are the folks actually trying to show this. so please don't turn around and put it on me. this is what we are trying to work with these agencies and these reporters to get it right. >> just so i'm clear, i want to understand. i want to understand facts. you are telling me that you know that the rnc was not hacked by the russians or anyone else and so to the extent whether it's the post, the times, cnn, to the extent that anyone reports including the cia that the rnc was hacked, sean spicer knows tha

bill: i feel like i'm in tallahassee 16 years ago. >> right.: thank you, maryian. >> count all the votes. martha: dramatickistic video of a plane forced to make an emergency landing. did you see this? the nose gear collapsed and it skidded to a stop. we'll be right back with more. >> after the aircraft has come to a complete stop you will hear the command, remain seated, or evacuate, evacuate, evacuate. david. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. ♪ >> evacuate, evacuate, evacuate. you are to leave everything behind. i mean everything behind. you will take only yourself and children and you are responsible for and exit the aircraft. bill: they walked out of that plane, scary moments. flight attendants warning pa

feels like, in rapid city, chicago, and minneapolis, both the feels like and by saturday morning, tallahassee even feels subzero so much more to come on this and unfortunately that new storm in the west. amy. >> it's just beginning. ginger, all right, thank you. >>> two major manhunts under way this morning across the south. corrections officials in south carolina say michael williamson broke ou facility last night. they say he may be the same man who stabbed an officer hours later at a walmart. now, the other search involves a fugitive from georgia. minquell lembrick is accused of shooting two police officers, rally in iowa tonight after announcing a new batch of top tier appointments. democrats are slamming trump's pick for epa chief calling oklahoma attorney general scott pruitt a climate change denier. trump tapped wwe co-founder linda mcmahon to run the small business administration. >>> and we are learning new details now about the custody battle between brad pitt and angelina jolie. brad pitt has asked a los angeles court judge to seal certain documents saying they include sensitive in

. >> host: elijah in tallahassee, florida. an educator. go ahead. >> caller: hi. can you hear me? >> we can. >> caller: thank you, for putting me on today. appreciate it and listen to you guys almost every morning. >> host: good. >> back to the focus. i'm an educator. i am an afterschool teacher, teaching for the girls and girls club and middle school and havana magnet school and focus s on first afraiders and second graders and third graders but we can go up to 15-year-olds. deal with maybe every day, countless amounts of cyberli get bullying and it's getting to a problem. these kids are getting technology, getting social media accounts, and they're getting absolute permission to say and do whatever they feel like doing online. there's no parent guidance. especially with lower income families, or families with less education. no parent to -- are poor and less educated. the tend to allow the children to do pretty much whatever they want to do. so they buy them technology. the kids get on social media ans express whatever they feel and if there's stuff going on in the home they ten

the flash flood potential, especially in parts of louisiana, new orleans included, and then to tallahassee. and tomorrow morning, the good part of the story, some helpful rain. areas in the severe draught, exceptional drought, get up to three or four inches. the other story, chicago. getting their first biggest snowfall on record. they have never had that much on the first snowfall. it's a couple of weeks late. it happened in wisconsin, too. and guess what, guys? the cold, oh, it's going to come in. i'll show you how cold in a couple of moments. >> it's so great to have you back. your pictures on instagram had you'll see it soon. on food forecast in italy. >> thank you, ginger. >>> to the latest on the trump transition. just moments ago, president-elect trump announcing he'll nominate dr. ben carson as secretary of housing and urban velopment. for secretary of state. abc's jon karl is here, and he has all the details. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, robin. president-elect trump saying he plans to name all the big-name nominees by the end of the week. the list for the most hig

i view it as one step up from a 4-hour drive to tallahassee from orlando. reporter: any kids? where do you guys plan to live when you are out here? mr. soto: well, missus already took care of that. we already filled out our bid for an apartment five blocks from the capitol in -- i believe it is called penn corner. hopefully we will get that one because i know that makes her happy. we are a team and we plan on living close to the capitol and being very involved in committee work and hopefully passing key pieces of legislation through amendments and through improving existing bills, as well as bringing home some projects to the district. reporter: finally, anything you are looking forward to doing out here in washington? mr. soto: i tend to be creative, i tend to have almost perfect attendance in committees, and i tend as a lawyer to be a pretty cerebral type. i plan on being very active in filing amendments, and floor speeches to a certain extent. but i believe it is all about committee work, it is all about oversight, it is all about day-to-day business of the house that is go

of course this slides east, amy, and by saturday morning, tallahassee even feels subzero so much more the west. amy. >> thank you. >>> donald trump is hold a rally in iowa tonight after announcing a batch of top tier appointme s appointments. he is calling scott pruitt a climate change denier. lauren mcmahon will run the small business administration. >>> we are learning new details about the custody battle between brad pitt and angelina jolie. he has asked to seal certain documents about the couple's six children. the judge has rejected that request calling it an attempt to shield himself. >>> and finally, the fisherman who had to put up with a free loader of sorts. the sea lion jumped on their boat and demanded snacks. he sealed the deal because he keeps barking and they keep feeding him. as if to say, we see you, lion. >> we see you lyin'. i got it. >> i got it. >> that's our girl. >> how about some "pop news" there, lara? >> absolutely, robin, good morning, everybody. good morning to you guys. [ applause ] talk about a daring duo. christina aguilera and britney spears could be joi

. >>> feliz de la vida estÁ regresan de tallahassee mira este estudio de ha salido, a la izquierda estÁÚl le corta las alas a ximena asÍ que alta gracia aprovecha la oportunidad para sacarla a ella del medio. >>> pero yo pregunto ahora quÉ interÉs tendrÁ la doÑa. >>> esto lo sabemos si vemos el adelanto de la serie la doÑa. >>> siempre lo mismo. >>> seguro que estÁs asqueada de vivir esa vecindad te entiendo por que somos mujeres independientes ambiciosas que po necesitamos a los hombres para presar por eso tengo un cargo ejecutivo para ti en una de mis oficinas en europa. adelante. >>> muchas gracias. >>> gracias, de nada. >>> todo este dinero. >>> para que puedas empezar la vida que mereces. >>> lejos de aquÍ. >>> ximena no es tonta tampoco yo sÉ que ella estaba enamorada y que sabe cÓmo es la seÑora alta gracia como es la doÑa para venir a cep tarle todo ese dinero jugoso y solamente irse y dejarle el camino libre. >>> seÑora alto gracia tomo el lugar ella. >>> si usted quiere. >>> pero tiene problemas con los hombres no quiere. >>> aunque me pegue. >>> pero bueno. el chema tiene que

so i view it as a drive to tallahassee from the airport. >> where do you plan to live out here?arren soto: we already filled out our bid for an apartment that is four blocks from the capital. so hopefully we get that one. because i know that makes her happy. we plan on living close to the capital and being around in committee work, and hopefully passing key pieces of legislation through amendments existinggh proving bills, as well as bringing home projects to the district. >> anything you are looking forward to doing out here in washington? darren soto: i tend to have almost perfect attendance in committees. and i tend to be a cerebral type. so i plan on being very active in filing amendments. i believe it is all about committee work and oversight and the day to day business of the house that is really going to help distinguish us and meet the goals of our district. >> our c-span viewers will see you on the house floor, representative election darren soto. think you for your time. darren soto: thank you for having me. >> loretta lynch sits down with morning tois talk about her t

you're still above average at 30, and tallahassee, florida in the 70s. 42 degrees and yesterday it wasn the 60s and this will feel cooler and you will definitely notice the difference. nationwide we are looking at unseasonably mild conditions and some snow in the pacific northwest, and highs in the 30s and 40s and you have fun to start off in the morning along the gulf and should last to 9:00 clearing off to afternoon sun. that's a look atnals weather. to your neighborhood. >>> our neighborhoods are in the cool 30s and 40s this morning. 30s at the international airport and 36 in beautiful frederick, maryland and 32 in fredericksburg, virginia. it will stay in the 40s with plenty of sunshine early. clouds tonight and rain likely tomorrow morning. the sun is up, might have fre e freezing rain in the shenandoah valley. shouldn't be a big issue but we will be here to keep you ahead of that and dry for new year's weekend. >> that's your weather. >> thank you. >>> coming up, why a lot of parents are saying the hatchi l hatchimals, the popular gift, they're having some trouble it's not living

tallahassee, republicans line. wondering,as just the question has already been answered. what about full disclosure and let people know who is contributing and let people what is on the people side or the special interest side? thank you. guest: i think disclosure is important but not enough. if somebody can spend $20 million on one congressional to have tore going have a lot of people go look at a website and figure that out. the press will have to report on it. a lot of people may not be aware of one person spending $20 million. all of these commercials and mailers and that will have an outside influence of the election regardless of the disclosure. george, go ahead. you are on. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? congressman jones, you remind me so much of abraham lincoln and teddy roosevelt. they were republicans with integrity also. person a great biblical named to solomon, the wisest of men ever. he once said for the love of money is the root of all evil. a russian i heard say of american people think they have democracy but what they are -- and i want

host: of elijah in tallahassee, florida. and educator. caller: can you hear me? ok.anted to say thank you, hes forand ms. hug putting me on today. i listened to you guys are most every morning. but back to the focus, i am an educator. i'm after schoolteacher. i've been teaching for the boys and girls school. i focus on working with first-graders, second graders and third-graders. we can go all the way up the 15-year-old in the program. i deal with maybe every day countless amounts of cyber bullying. it israeli getting to a problem. what is going on is that these kids are getting technology, they are getting social media accounts, and they are getting absolute permission to say and do whatever they feel like doing online. there is no parent guidance, especially with lower income families or families with less education. if you have parents who are poor and less educated, maybe not college-educated, they tend to allow their children to do pretty much whatever they want to do. that by the technology. the kids can get on social media and express whatever they feel. if th

tallahassee, florida, in the 70s. we'll be even cooler friday.gain, new york city about 5 degrees warmer. 42 degrees where yesterday was in the 60s. this will be cooler and you'll notice a distance. nationwide we're looking at unseasonably mild temperatures for everyone in the midwest. some snow towards the pacific northwest and for texas, you've got some fog to start off in the morning along the gulf. that should last through 9:00, clearing up to afternoon sun. that's been a look at your >>> i'm meteorologist kari hall. enjoy the next couple days with cool mornings and warm afternoons. we will start to see unsettled weather as we head into the start of 2017 with scattered showers moving in in san francisco starting on saturday, into the start of next week. look how cool it will be. highs in the upper 40s. for the inland areas expect a high today in the low 60s and tomorrow we'll be turning cooler on friday and some rain in the forecast for the weekend and early next week. >> that's your latest weather. weather. >> shawna, thank you so much. >>>

tallahassee, florida, in the 70s. we'll be even cooler friday.gain, new york city about 5 degrees warmer. 42 degrees where yesterday was in the 60s. this will be cooler and you'll notice a distance. nationwide we're looking at unseasonably mild temperatures for everyone in the midwest. some snow towards the pacific northwest and for texas, you've got some fog to start off in the morning along the gulf. that should last through 9:00, clearing up to afternoon >>> good morning. i'm fist alert meteorologist krystal klei. here's a look at the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood. temperature is not going to be as warm as they were yesterday. mostly around the mid-40s. philadelphia and south right now 40s for the suburbs and parts of the lehigh valley. 44 degrees in center city, 42 for lansdale, right at 40 for allentown. a nice mix of clouds and sun with more clouds farther north. atlantic city 45 and 44 smyrna. and that's your latest weather. >> shawna, thank you so much. >>> coming up, why a lot of parents are saying that the hatchimals, the popula