you can see the way it's coming, approaching valdosta, along interstate 10, through stark in the hour and working its way down toward you. it's going take a while. but once we get past the cold front, at least we dry out. it will remain blustery and it will remain chilly. temperature readings for daytime highs today, we hit 64 in most spots. hot spot was cocoa beach at 66. 63 in gainesville. 64 in the villages. right now in melbourne, still 64 degrees. so you can handle that. not too bad. just not picture-perfect. normal high this time of year is about 72. we're off the mark by about 8 degrees, depending on where you are. daytona beach, we just showed you the waves there at 63. still 63 in palm coast. 65 in cocoa beach and gainesville is the only spot that has fallen into the 50's, holding at 59 degrees. wind speeds, kind of all over the board, but they're all pretty stiff. 22-mile-an-hour wind in leesburg. 21 in ocala. 22 in orlando. here comes the satellite and radar together, showing you the location of the front. this is the way it marches in. by 7:00 tonight, it's in gainesville.

here's the reinforcing cold front right here, from valdosta to panama city. you can see the rain and a few lightning strikes in there from the last 15, 20 minutes. it's not going to rock and roll but it will cool us down. right now in the 60's, we've dropped 1 degree in the last hoyer to -- the last hour. down to 53 degrees by 11:00. i'm tracking the rain and pinpointing the temperatures and waiting for the really cool air to show up. i'll be back to talk about a few more really cold nights, even colder than this one, in a few minutes. >> standing by right now in the storm tracking center is meteorologist candace campos. what you're going to show me is not too pretty. >> the exactly. the waves are saying, come surf, come surf. it's chilly and dangerous out there. the winds are currently picking up, in the teens along the coastline, now in the 20-mile-an-hour zone in daytona beach as well as new smyrna beach. the winds will continue to gust tomorrow. as we continue throughout the next couple of hours, we're going to continue to see very high wave heights. you

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he's getting ready to speak at a rally in valdosta, georgia.we'll monitor what he has to say and share some of his latest comments. he's about 30 points ahead of his closest rivals in our latest brand-new cnn/orc poll. super tuesday is tomorrow. just getting started, scottie. let's talk for a moment or so before we dip in and listen to what he has to say. a little spat earlier today at another rally where the secret service had to come in. protesters were there. we'll show some of that video for our viewers. not necessarily a pleasant moment, although he's getting more and more used to these interruptions at his respective rallies. you can watch the video there. >> they play to him. they play to his appeal. people are frustrated and angry at disruptors. there are people that waited hours to get in there to listen to what they want to possibly be president. >> does it concern you there was an altercation between a journal uft, photographer and secret service photography? you saw that video as well. it was not very pleasant. >> i have utmost resp

start with sarah murray in valdosta, georgia. sarah, does the campaign seem at all worried about the impact of the controversy in the primaries or more pointedly in the general election? >> jake, they sort of feel like they answered this question today, that donald trump has come out, disavowed the kkk and david duke. maybe more importantly now they feel strong going into super tuesday. but there's no doubt between his comments on the kkk as well as an awkward run-in with protesters, donald trump is off his message headed to super tuesday. donald trump's latest fire storm. >> i know nothing about david duke, nothing about white supremacists. >> reporter: adding fuel to the panic broilg the gop. establishment republicans look for one last hope to stop trump. >> he is unelectable now. >> reporter: the celebrity candidate in the midst of another day on the trail, all of this as some republicans launch an open revolt. refusing to support trump even if he wins the nomination. there's real chance the party splinters if donald trump is

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donald trump holds a campaign rally at valdosta university in georgia at 6:00 eastern.-span will have coverage of that event. we'll have coverage of a rally with presidential candidate bernie sanders in milton, massachusetts. that gets under way at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> from nbc news, supreme court justice clarence thomas broke his 10-year span of asking no questions during supreme court oral arguments. today in a case about gun rights and he did it in a big way asking 10 questions of a justice department lawyer who was defending a federal law banning anyone who has a misdemeanor or domestic violence conviction from owning a gun. questions from the bench asked by justice thomas are so rare that associated press reporter sam hannon who was in the courtroom said hearing thomas' voice produced audible gasps from people watching the argument session. earlier today, "washington post" congressional reporter joined us to talk about political maneuvering in the u.s. senate over the vacant of supreme court seat and the potential of a supreme court nominee. discuss the

and then you can see donald trump at his campaign rally in orgia and that's at valdosta university. it happens on c-span3. we'll have live coverage. >> this is the hardest problem i've seen in government because it implicates america's gift of innovation, implicates privacy. it implicates the rule of law. it implicates public safety. and we just have to talk about it and understand how do we optimize both these things we care about? privacy and safety, how do we cothat? and it's not easy. >> tonight on "the communicators," general counsel for the f.b.i. agent's association and chris calabrese, vice president for policy at the center for democracy and technology and talk about whether apple should get into the phone of one of the suspected san bernardino tifts. they'll also talk about what this case could mean for communication, tech companies and law enforcement in the digital age. they're joined by reuters cybersecurity reporter dustin vols. >> the tool was desized to be impenetrateable and as a result we believe it threatens the way our search and seize yours law were designed --

evening, we'll take you to donald trump's rally at 6:00 tonight, back -- we'll go back to georgia, and valdosta, at 7:00. so a full afternoon and evening of road to the white house coverage on c-span networks. let's hear from tim who nissan --son, florida, and a marco rubio supporter. >> caller: yes, i support marco rubio. he has been an outstanding senate -- house of representative for us here in the state of florida, and he's been a outstanding senator. i'm glad he is exposing donald trump, the con man, because seems to me -- i kind of fell into just like most of the people that support donald trump, everybody wants to hear this and that and -- but here's the deal. donald trump sued his way too riches. he has threatened people and he has belittled every candidate that has been on that stage. now getting a little built of his own taste of his medicine and don't like it. as far as chris christie, i have no respect for him. he proved he was a liar when he supported donald trump. and marco rubio is an outstanding god-fearing man and he is acting like ronald reagan. >> host: tim, mentioning govern

he holds a rally at valdosta state university. donald trump has been facing criticism recently for an interview he did this weekend on cnn where he would not directly disavow an endorsement from former ku klux klan leader, david duke. in an interview today with nbc, donald trump called the situation a misunderstanding, blaming a poor earpiece as the problem, and saying he's disavowed mr. duke all week long on social media. that topic came up earlier today and in an event with senator marco rubio. he was in georgia for a campaign rally with south carolina governor nikki haley. we'll show you as much as we can while we wait for the donald trump rally to get under way. >> hello, atlanta! so, i always love to come to my sister state and to see the good people of georgia. but we have somebody kind of cool that's here with us as well and he has lost his voice. so i will tell you the interesting thing is, when you work hard and you fight hard, sometimes these things happen. and so when these things happen, what do you do? you call your f

donald trump will be in valdosta monday at 6:00. delegates at stake for the republicans.ç >> all right, thomas. before ted cruz gets to you over in georgia, he's in nashville, tennessee this hour. we want to go ahead and listen in to ted cruz speaking to a crowd there in nashville. >> to what extent do you think, because really, if it is coming down to you and him as the only two winning states after super tuesday, that tells me that there's palpable anger. where is that anger coming from? i feel it myself. >> we understand this. people are furious because we keep having politicians, they make promises to us and then they go to washington and they break their word. they promptly cut deals with the democrats. they don't do what they said. none of this is complicated. what i have tried to do in the senate has been two things, tell the truth and do what i said i would do. >> you know, it is interesting to watch how your fellow senators respond to you. i don't know if you all remember john mccain referred to senator cruz as a whacko-bi