bay center arena here in pensacola florida. donald trump is holding a massive rally. barry manilow has a concert at the same venue. tonight is all about the republican front-runner and his loyal fans. we talked to a lot of trump supporters as they arrived. our brand-new iowa poll. ted cruz and donald trump are leading the pack. they are basically within the margin america. donald trump versus ted cruz has occurred. until now he has held his tongue when it comes to donald trump. here's the back-and-forth between the two top arrivals in the last 24 hours. cruz: he may shift in his new rallies to playing new york new york because donald comes from new york and he embodies new york values and the donald seems to be a little bit rattled. donald trump: if you're a citizen of canada and your born in canada there is a real question. a lot of people say you have to be born on the land. not just professor laurence tribe of harvard. a big article in the washington post said the same thing. trump is relying on ultra-left-wing law professors to make this argument. the same professors he is rely

. on the show tonight, trumpapalooze and trumparoo. we are outside the base center arena in pensacola. donald trump is holding a massive rally tonight. very mellow -- barry manilow has a concert in the next couple weeks. right now, it's all about the republican candidate. we've talked to trump supporters as they arrived all day. we will have that later in the show. first, our bloomberg politics iowa poll shows ted cruz and donald trump leading the pack in the hawkeyes they. --hawkeye state. our has gone up 6% from december poll. trump is up 1%. a long-awaited development in the race between trump and cruise has occurred. until now, he has held his tongue when it comes to donald trump, but that detente is over as john predicted it would be,. here is the back-and-forth between the top gop rivals in the last 24 hours. >> what is he getting at there? >> i think he may shift in his new rallies to playing "new york, new york." he embodies new york values. the donald seems to be rattled. >> when you are a citizen of canada and you were born in canada, there's a question. a lot of people say,

near the front has pushed farther south. a very high humidity across the region. pensacola dropping to eight. this upper level disturbance will swing through the area. possibility of rain showers. then higher pressure will continue to move in. got another little line here offshore in southwest florida. the bulk of this severe weather threat has been much greater across south florida for today. rpm clears it out overnight. winds draw in the cooler air. a chilly start tomorrow compared to the cooler air as of late. sunshine a few high clouds. warming up eventually into the upper 60s but starting off cool at 47 degrees for saturday morning. if you are headed down early to the parade route to get all set to go there, know it's going to be cool. you may need a jacket. once we can break more sunshine out, it should lift us into the 60s and 70s on sunday. back into the upper 70s on tuesday. as we go with this routine every week. working some type of storm system through the area. each one does have a slight we'll watch that for you. >> flirting with 80 on tuesday. >>> they're ready to leave p

fort myers and naples. much cooler weather at pensacola. a wider view showing everything coming together. a cold front that will weaken and stall out over us. and the low pressure will form to the upper level winds and tons of moisture. combine that over us. and the timing 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. rain showers from orlando mainly south. and a chance for a shower first thing in the morning. 7:00 a.m., rain showers begin to build and move in. rain in gainesville at 8:00, 8:30. more rain in orlando hitting the space coast through 10:00 a.m. more rain movering across the area. a few heavy down pours and gusts and not enough to produce any damage. rain and breezy conditions. noon tomorrow, more rain coming through tomorrow in the afternoon. and showers along the coast as we head towards 3:00. another wave of rain and this is the type of pattern that we see pretty much every year january, february, one or two of the events where you get lots of rain and the rain does continue to come down. this is at 6:00 tomorrow evening. finally a few lingering showers at 9:00 tomorrow night. it's going

speculation only one ticket matters tonight. we're right outside the bay center arena here in pensacola, florida. donald trump is only a massive rally here tonight. barry man alow has a concert in this venue in a couple weeks. we talked to trump supporters as they arrived here all day for this rally. first our brand new bloomberg politics, the iowa poll is out today. shows ted cruz and donald trump leading the pack in the hawkeye state within the margin of error. cruz is at 25 and dropped six points. trump is at 22. he is up. a long way to development. trump versus cruz has occurred. the lone star state senator made a major shift. until now he held his tongue. that detante is over. here is the back and forth between the top gop rivals in the last 24 hours. >> what is he getting out there with born in the usa? >> i think he may shift in his new rallies to playing new york, new york. donald comes from new york and he embodies new york values. and listen, the donald seems to be a little bit rattled. >> when you are a citizen of canada and you were born in canada there is a question. a lot

reading right now in tallahassee and 44 in jacksonville. pensacola almost at60 as we see bubble of warmer weather making its way up to central texas and right up to the mississippi valley. >> st. louis at 55 degrees right now and no real bitter cold. we'll be up to 39 in bills. warmer in new orleans at 76 degrees. 75 forphoenix later on today and miami is 76. we are going towatch that high pressure even though it is further off to the east. we got a front that'll be week that'll bring some changes most of this weather is remaining off to our north and we continue to get the push of clouds all the way to the pacific, the gulf of mexico and right into the in the case of your woods. partly sunny today. tomorrowmorning, we could see a couple of showers trying to push on shore right through the nature coast and maybe a random rain drop. south, by tomorrow afternoon of no more than a 20% chance of rain as we continue to be warm. 67 in new port richey and 69 in st. petersburg so a little cooler when you are surrounded by water. furtherinland, you will be in the mid-70s. 75 in sebring. mor

in pensacola and warm weather throughout the southeast. 69 in birmingham. 55 in st. louis. nashville at 68. 60 in charlotte as a bubble of warm air has kind of pushed up out of texas ahead of this cold front. this is the cold front that is going to come swinging into our area by late on wednesday and into thursday. it will help change the weather. until then, we can still see the clouds and maybe a 20% chance of showers upon the nature coast to start the day later in the afternoon. but all in all, it is a good-looking forecast with temperatures rising once again. they are not going to rise much tonight work they will not move much temperature wise. 8:00, 62 degrees as we kick back the covers and get ready for another work week. the first week of february. but we're going to have great weather right into groundhog day. hosting the shadows here. the south wind is shifting to 1 to 2 feet seas and high tide just before 9 o'clock in the morning. the sun will be up at 7:18 tomorrow. there is a slim chance of showers on monday. tuesday, groundhog day, looks like a high of 80. no punxsutawne

ass (bleep) in florida" to a crowd of more than 10-thousand in pensacola, florida wednesday... donald trump kept up his "birther" attack on the canadian-born cruz-- questioning whether he can legally be president. (sot trump) "supposing he runs and everyone's banking on him and then the courts rule that he can't run. that's not so good! what do you do? concede the election to hillary clinton or crazy bernie?! right?! trump has threatened to hit back much harder at any opponents who dare to strike him in the prime-time showdown... after carly fiorina and rand paul were bumped down to the undercard debate. (sot paul) "to be artificially designated in some kind of lower second tier sends a signal to the voter that you're not the same and don't have a chance." paul... telling abc news radio why he's boycotting tonight's debate.. and using a hand gesture to show how his supporters feel about fox's decision to take him off the main stage. " jack/wxhang: we'll have a complete analysis of the debate coming up at local 5 at 10. stephanie: chief brad edwards joins us now.. brad ((ad l

. >> he usually has no problem showing his temper. take this appearance last night in pensacola, florida, where trump obviously did not like the sound equipment. >> by the way, i don't like this mike. whoever the hell brought this mike system brought the son of a [ bleep ] to put it in. no, this mike is terrible. ststupid mikkeeps popping. do you hear that, george? don't pay them. don't pay them. but when somebody does a bad job like this stupid mike you shouldn't pay the [ bleep ]. >> you got to find out who put the mike in. we got to talk to this gentleman. probably a guy. >> he did have a massive crowd there in pensacola, florida. but one mike audio guy who is not a big fan of the trump at this point, though. >> sounds like maybe he didn't have enough to eat for dinne that night. >> it's clear -- don't matter wh party you're in, reblican, democrat or just an object, he will take it out on you. >>> more news after this. what ithere was another way to look at relapsing multiple sclerosis? this is tecfidera. tecfidera is not an injection. that has the power to cut relapses in ha

, one from goldman sachs. after a rally in pensacola, we asked trump about this new issue. mark: there is a story in the "new york times" about ted cruz not properly reporting a loan from goldman sachs. are you concerned about that? do you think voters should be? mr. trump: it's a big thing. i know nothing about it, but i hear it is a big thing. i hope he solves it. i think he is a nice guy. john: we have not seen cruz respond yet, but a spokesperson sugar daddyldman's issue would not be a problem, and then she used the opportunity to slam trump from being a further. .> -- birther >> one thing that is getting under donald trump's skin, the attacks against ted cruz are not working. it has been questioned by donald trump, who is used to winning and is not winning at this point. he is trying to muddy the waters and show distractions from the facts that ted cruz is connecting with the voters of iowa. markjohn: everyone tonight is expecting this to be a big clash .etween these two titans who do you think will take the first swing? mark: if one of them does, it will be cruz. persisten

for president. last night a pensacola, donald trump is worried about what would happen if cruz won the nomination and then deemed ineligible. >> supposing he runs and everybody's banking on him. and then the courts rule that he can't run. that's not so good. what do you do? clinton or to crazy bernie? [ laughter ] right? i mean, bernie? i don't know who i want to run against more. i don't know. >> well, wake up with abc tomorrow morning after the debate our partners at politifact will fact check the candidates' statements and let you know which ones are telling the truth and which ones are stretching it. >>> hillary clinton continues to turn her attention to vermont senator sanders who is now running ahead of the former secretary of state in both iowa and new hampshire polls. clinton is now attacking sanders on his voting record in congress. in an attempt to raise questions that sanders flip- flops on positions. clinton's raising questions about his votes on a single payer health care plan and support for a bill to protect gun manufacturers from liability. sanders counters he's bee

to us from pensacola, florida. now a large amount of disaj was done after a car ran right through two small business take a look. >> james. >> and now to the story about that vehicle slamming too several businesses in pensacola. >> fortunately both offices were empty sunday morning when the car came plowing through. the driver telling police he was trying-- . >> james: okay, so unbelievable. but what was it that the driver told police he was trying to do was it a, trying to get home in time for the football game. b, trying to turn off the cruise control. c, trying to hit a squirrel. or d, none of the of about. what do you think? >> i'm going to go with none of the above. >> james: okay y is that? why is that the choice. >> cuz the other ones just seem a little ridiculous. >> james: okay. well, let's have a look and see if are you right. >> the driver telling police he was trying to time travel. (laughter). >> james: time travel, thank you so much for playing, ellen. (applause) okay. come here. come here, how are you, sir. >> good, how are you. >> james: good, nice to me, what is your

take them down >> that is how donald trump's wednesday night rally in pensacola kicked off. the father of the three young performers was inspired to write this song about trump when the billionaire announced his candidacy but not everyone is a >> i mean, it's horrific. donald trump says he wants to build a wall at the mexican border. he doesn't have to. just put them there! >> the beauty queen in washington state gave up her crown yesterday in a scandal, that is after new revelations surfaced about her past trouble with the law. gary hrk orker from kiro spoke with a pageant official. >> i'm just relieved it's over. >> reporter: maureen francisco, a director of miss washington usa, said she got a call from 23-year-old stormy keffler saying she wanted to formally resign her title as miss washington usa before the organization could strip her title. >> we are just glad that she decided to resign on her own. it just makes it easier for >> miss washington usa 2016 is stormy keffler. >> reporter: she was crowned last october. but she was picked up for drunk driving and spent time in j

right now in tallahassee. 42 pensacola 43 in so let's walk through the temperature forecast hour by hour. right around lunch time, 12 cloak this afternoon upper 60s. maybe lower 70s as we head into the 3:00 hour. so we'll take it. normal high 77. so below the mark today. with our high temperature. that's fine by me as long as the nasty weather is gone. and it stays gone for the weekend. tonight it's going to be another cold one as we dip down into the 50s and 60s. if you have travel plans up to chicago, note this. it's 24 right now in chicago. 19 minneapolis, 32 st. louis. 40 in memphis. atlanta at 39. today's forecast features a lot of sunshine, mush drier breeze working in. we're going to hang onto the nice weather through the weekend. so tons of sun, maybe a few high clouds 72 should do it. winds 15-20 o that's a dry wind. here's a look at the forecast high temperatures they do climb just a bit. sunday into the upper 70s. the mix of sun and clouds overnight lows coldest saturday morning then look at that. back into the 70s overnight with a chance of showers, and maybe a few storm

thing. donald trump in pensacola, florida. your hometown. >> my brother introduced. >> thank you, george. >> it's thursday, january 14th. >> it's ashame nicole's father couldn't go. >> yeah, that would been a perfect pairing. >> with us on set mike barnical, fo fo form -- >> no matter who it is, no matter how big, stars in hollywood. you know barnical, what's he like? >> how's barnical? >> i set down with matt damon and i said mike barnical said hi. and he's barnical. >> in pensacola, florida managing editor of bloomberg politics, mark halperin. >> i do want to talk to mark briefly. >> really briefly because ge is leaving connecticut and bernie sanders and hillary clinton are neck and neck in iowa so go ahead, quick. you have 20 seconds. i was in the stages of the unbelievable presidential race in early november. i saw reagan come to pence cola twi -- pensacola in 1980 and saw the crowds. i guess seeing it in your own hometown, i can't believe i'm saying this. i don't get it. it's nothing i saw with reagan, bush or any other candidate. what i saw last night. >> it's not one of th

new orleans, pensacola tomorrow. >> pelley: two feet, eric fisher, wbzbzthank you. one year from today a new president will be inaugurated and a new poll shows republican donald trump is leading ted cruz twt to one in new hampshire, less than three weeks before the primary. we have two campaign reports tonight. first we're going to go to major trump on the trail. major. >> reporter: sarah palin helps dodold trump deflect attacks from ted cruz over trump's conservative credentials but cruz and trump differ on several,including taxes, governor surveillance, and immigration. >> our candidate is ballsy enough to get out there and put those issues on the table. >> reporter: like trying to ban muslims from entering the u.s. > we're talking about security. >> i disagree with that proposal. >> reporter: cruz instead wants to halt immigration from dominate. on taxes, cruz wants a 10% flat businesses. >> there are more words right now in the i.r.s. code than there are in the bible. >> reporter: trump keeps much of the tax code but cuts ratat anan creates just four income brackets. >> it wi

little closer to home, jacksonville is holding at 63 and 61 in pensacola. temperatures in the backyard, 65 the warm spots are down there in southern brevard from cocoa beach to melbourne, we're holding at 67 degrees at news time. temperature change over the last 24 hours, 4 degrees ahead of where we were last night in orlando. alex, the big hurricane of the winter, is now post-tropical alex. we're saying goodbye to him. fog tomorrow morning, midday tomorrow the sun beats through the clouds and warms us just enough that we may have a few little spritzes of rain. tomorrow is good day, especially compared to sunday. this is futurecast for sunday morning at 7 a.m. the next cold front knocks on the doors and we get big scattered showers. danny treanor will be here sunday morning to carry you through. by sunday afternoon, the rain leaves us and the colder air marches in. overnight lows tonight in the 50's everywhere. i'm going 56 in orlando. here's tomorrow. >> first thing tomorrow morning, patchy fog, a high of 77. of 67 degrees. by monday, for martin luther king, jr. birthday obse

. across the southeast tonight, it's 57 in atlanta. 60 in pensacola. jacksonville, 58 degrees here at news time. orlando still at 69. we were at 69 and dropped to 68. now we're back to 69. coming up at the top of the next hour at 6:00, we'll be off the mark a bit. kissimmee right now, 34. no that's wrong. let's just say 64, 65, 66 in ocala and 68 in leesburg. palm coast, 61. titusville, you are at 63. 24-hour change. look at this. since this time yesterday, we're 13 degrees warmer in the villages. 15 degrees warmer in leesburg. in orlando right now, 15 degrees warmer than we were yesterday at the same time. it's been a pretty doggone good day. 9 degrees warmer in palm coast. satellite and radar together, not a lot of cloud cover here, although offshore, there's back here to the west in the gulf, cloud cover. but that low, cranking in the nation's interior, that's going to drive another cold front our way. someone asked me the other day how many more cold fronts do you think we're going to get? anywhere from 10 to 12 more as we go through the spring season, pushing everything around and cau

the panhandle because winds have shifted out of the south. 61 in pensacola, 40s across northern florida and mid to upper 50s across much of central florida. for your first alert forecast on this tuesday, mild start to the day, highs expected to reach into the upper 70s. some areas will reach the 80-degree mark. turning breezy later today. expecting a moderate to high risk of rip currents. if you're down in the keys, dry start to the day, a few clouds out there, winds ton breezy side out of the southeast as the day goes on. taking a look at the bigger picture, remember the high pressure system of blue skies. that's the system over the clockwise circulation leaving tus southeast wind. the southeast wind will remain a head of a cold front that will bring changes. what to expect ahead of the front? warmer temperatures and increasing moisture especially overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. taking a look at our main threats for today, actually we upped the rip current risk. marine conditions moderate. small crafts should exercise caution over the atlantic waters. mix of sun an

pensacola. right now in orlando, 59. melbourne has dropped to 56. ocala still holding at 54 degrees. all of us are 40's-bound before this is over. clear sky, temperatures dropping. 55 the villages. beach and 59 right now in kissimmee. cloud cover beginning to peel away during the day today. it was wonderful, wasn't it? all that sunshine. it's clear from orlando to jacksonville to atlanta, all the way to great lakes tonight. so no worries there. the cool air has been funneling in throughout the day today, though we've rebounded nicely to about 65. the air is so dry, it's really going to drop fast. >> tomorrow, on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being awesome, tomorrow's a 10 on the sorrells scale. as a matter of fact, the entire weekend is a 10. i have no rain. i have very little cloud cover and what we have is a beautiful set-up for the rolex 24 weekend. let's go ahead and break it out. the clouds and rain forecast, all of the cloud cover you're seeing here, that's all high stuff. none of this is going to pack any moisture. as we go through sunday, we have a few more clouds beginning to show up

for the eitan corridor over tallahassee, back over toward pensacola -- severe weather for the i-10 corridor over a tallahassee, back over pensacola. temperatures in the middle 40' s, heading to the middle 70' s area it is going to be a wonderful start to the day. 36 out the door in ocala, 43 in sanford, 45 degrees in orlando. as we look at the forecast, average low is 49. we are at 45 thus far, so we are running behind the 8 ball there. still warmer by two degrees, five degrees, versus what we saw yesterday. tracking high clouds across central florida at this hour. high-pressure giving us the milder east, southeasterly breeze is today. 74 degrees in orlando, north and west of town, room temperature, same thing daytona beach, and we had about 71 degrees in titusville and melbourne. through lunchtime, we are watching the clouds streaming through, but all in all, it is a nice and dry day 30 central florida' s most accurate 7-day forecast, the rain chances go up. it is an 80% coverage through the middle part of the day, they clearing out, cooling down significantly for the weekend. sun

going to see some drier air coming into play and temperature right now, 43 pensacola and cooler than this time yesterday. and so we'll is the cooler air come into play. that's when we go into the overnight hours and jacket, sweater, something like that we might need and we'll have a lot of sunshine coming back tomorrow so we'll start to dry out after a very wet, couple of days. we'll see more high clouds but a very mild weekends. temperatures tomorrow cool. milder over the weekend starting next week, back into the 80s. temperature-wise. outside right now, 62 degrees, and looking live from our amway camera. i-4 and it's moving a lot better and so now, yeah, any time the month is december, january, february, march and we have a northerly component to our wind, you can pretty much bet you can see some cooler, drier air coming in and that's what we do across central florida. temperatures, 50s to the north and still in the 60s in the i-4 corridor. the air well to the north, is it all that cold? it's late january and when it's 30 in omaha, 40 m st. louis, and 44 in nashville, and so we are

and out. you notice even 30s. there's pensacola, 40s across jacksonville. with the north wind, we have a backyard. humidity also way down. you will notice that fresh air mass as well as you work through the day tomorrow. the only real issue -- i guess it's not an issue unless you temperatures. some of the high clouds across northehe florida, that will stay in our backyard through the overnight hours. that's the only reason why we don't see low and mid 50s tonight. again, there's the cold fron towards the south of that. will not spread any moisture our way. monday morning, temps into the 60s. 65 key west. up to 63 in key largo. temperatures through miami-dade county, seeing a few 50s as you get away from the water. more of those 50s as you work northbound. losing a few degrees as you go towards weston. temperatures struggling to get out of the 60s the next few afternoons or so. then quickly warming right back up to the 80s ahead of another front that will come racing in we think sometime on sunday. here are your overnight lows. 59 tonight. as we finally clear out and keep those nor

to pensacola with another smile on his face. it is rally after rally in city after city. he knows his supporters are right behind him. the question is, in less than three weeks time when the iowa caucuses begin, if he doesn't win there, will his support start eroding then. but if now, i can tell you, these supporters at least here are directly behind pim him no matter what the establishment says. >> jeffzeleny, thank you very much. >>> "outfront" tonight, donald trump. mr. trump, thanks so much for being with me. you heard what governor haley had to say. she said you were one of the, quote, angryist voices. when you hear that, that she's saying you're angry, what is your reaction? >> well, i think she's right. i am angry. a lot of other people are angry, too, at how incompetently our country is being run. i'm streextremely angry and ups. and it's make america great again, mine is a campaign of hope and future. but when you look at this where we're give 1g $50 billion, we get nothing, we don't even get our prisoners back and then you see the way they treat us with guns pointed at t

a rally in pensacola, florida, we asked trump about this brand new issue. >> big story in the "new york times" about ted cruz and his not having reported properly a loan he got in a senate campaign from goldman sachs. are you concerned about that? do you think voters should be? >> well, i heard it's a big thing. i know nothing about it. i hear it's a very big thing. i hope he solves it. i think he's a nice guy and i hope he gets it solved. >> we haven't seen cruz respond yet, but a spokeswoman, alice stewart said today on msnbc that the sugar daddy issue would not be a problem and then she used the opportunity to slam trump for being a birther. >> here's the thing that's getting under donald trump's skin is that all of these attacks that he continues to launch against ted cruz, they're not working. it's been questioned by donald trump who, as we say, is used to winning and is not winning at this point. he's clearly trying to muddy the waters and show distractions from the fact that ted cruz is connecting with the people of iowa. >> mark, everyone tonight expecting this to be a big

tour of italy. and a new fried moz -- mozzarella. i'm in at this time of day. >> jayme: pence pensacola is 61. veering winds and substantial uptick in cloud cover. warm across the far southern edge of the peninsula. everybody seeing the wheels of transition spinning rapidly and rain chances start to go way high late, late tonight and into tomorrow. a broad spectrum of 50s in place. 40s going by the wayside. we say good-bye to the 40s and hello to the increase in clouds. isolated coastal rain threat, at 10%. we want to cover all bases. the shifting of wind are the main culprits. better tomorrow as the front begins to get through houston. lower pressure developing over the northern gulf. begin to race our way through the course of the morning tomorrow. we break things down with the time line. yes, another storm brewing. shower, rain chances, and storm chances increasing. do we open this up to a two-day window of decent rain opportunity? i've accounted for that. rain looking likely for wednesday and thursday, and we're talking high-end chances. a good 80% chance. a slim hope of rain across

on his mind in florida. he packed thousands of thousands of people in the pensacola center. officials said up to 12,000 people. trump gave a typical speech to the crowds. he picked his favorite target, ted cruz. still raising questions about his canadian citizenship although cruz says he is a natural born citizen because his mother was a citizen. >> you can't be born in canada. you can't be a canadian citizen. every time i have a meeting with the press, the first question they are asking me is this. you have to be able to run. i'm not going to get into it. i'm sure they will get into it tomorrow night. you have to be like some of the greatest lawyers from harvard, a very good lawyer, right? it's not a settled matter. supposing he runs and everybody's banking on him and then the courts rule he can't run? that's not so good. what do you do? concede the election to hillary clinton or crazy bernie? >> reporter: of course, donald trump is saying if republicans don't do something to stop ted cruz, hillary clinton or bernie sanders could be elected. we will see how much that comes

severe weather. right now it's cold. 45 in pensacola. 47 in panama city. tampa is 53. brooksville a 51. sarasota is 50. sarasota is 54. when you head south. 60s from miami to key west. the air is very dry t is so dry that if you are walking around touch metal. get a shock. the dew points are up in the panhandle and teens and 20s. a cool snap. and cold air to drain. 32 tonight and 42 in tampa. 39 lakeland and 40s. and 47 in st. pete and tomorrow night with lighter winds and cooling we'll have 40s a reminder a freeze warning is up for hernando and citrus 2 a.m. and 8 a.m. temperatures near or a few degrees below freezing. 53 the dew point is 40. winds are west-northwest. high pressure in the southeast. cold air it is winter. lake effect snow in buffalo and 18 degrees. so tonight. clear, cold a freeze north. we're down to 42. sunshine. on wednesday. partly cloudy. cool. we stay in the mid-60s. we watch for a period of rain and maybe severe weather. you have to watch that. a brief warm up. we get cold again next week. >> kevin. >> the lightning could be on the verge of trading jonathan dru

pi would say you need jackets ptoday. phow about you go panama city? pfreezing. p31 in pensacola and the winds pare driving in and out of the pnorth-northeast at 10 to 13 pmiles an hour so we get a little pwind gust, makes it feel a plittle cooler than it really is poutside. pnow, we are looking at mostly psunny skies today. pwe'll need every bit of the psunshine to warm us up but even pthough we have all of that sun, pi still think we're going to pstay about eight degrees below pnormal for a high temperature pthis afternoon. p62 degrees for a high but as psoon as that sun goes down ptonight, jackets. p45 the overnight low and then pfor tomorrow, maybe just a touch pwarmer. plet's make it about 64 degrees pwith a mixture of clouds and psun, still seasonably cool poverall. pboating today, seas running pthree to five feet with a pmoderate chop. pwe'll steadily make it to the plower 70s but a pretty good shot pat some rain, maybe a line of pthrough on friday. pwe'll fine tune the forecast plater this week. p>>vanessa: thank you. pwe have a serious injury crash pwe're following in the la

:16. here's jayme king. >> jayme: let's talk. 61 now. pensacola. and widespread 40s and 50s. and then far south florida, 70 at palm beaches and 67 at miami dade. temperatures now are 50s. have been gradually taking over the temperature spread with a few of us in the upper to 40s. the bottom line, this shows the 24-hour temperature change. check out the colors. showing the warmer. this is showing the warmth since 24 hours ago. it's booming. going away from the 20s, 30s and isolated coastal rain chances. 10%. and low pressure developing back through here. a lot of energy and the amped up area of cloud cover is streaking our way. it's called a jet streak. the southern tip of the southern extension of the jet stream. serving as a conveyor belt of sorts. bringing in variable amounts of energy. and you can clearly see for wednesday and thursday. tomorrow into thursday, real soup where and soppy wet conditions out there. a few stronger storms moving into the viewing area. i have the modeling showing the approach of the low. you can see the band of very, very heavy rainfall just south of

now it's 6 8 in brooksville. pthe real cold stuff, pensacola, pat 49 degrees. pthroughout the day increasing pwinds and clouds hanging around. pwe drop this rain out of the icture over the next one to two phours. pwauchula d okay. so right now, everyone is saying, "hurry! you gotta get fios." but why? well, because there's never been a better time to get a great deal from fios, the fastest internet and wi-fi available. only fios has speeds from 50 to 500 megs. because your devices run better on a better internet. and for just $79.99 a month online, you can get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. plus with a 2-year agreement, fios gives you $400 back, and all of the premium movie channels for a year. this is your last chance. offer ends january 16th. p>>> good morning to you. pwe're already bringing in cooler ptemperatures. pit's rainy to start out the psunday morning. pwe have a few breaks in the pcloud but more clouds and sun ptoday. pit's 70 in lakeland and pthat will increase as the pafternoon rolls along. phow about the breaks in pst. pete, too? pit's 70 dr

been. a cold front will move through. through pensacola, 44. coming down the spine of the state later today. we'll see a reflection of that in the late night temperatures. we'll clear out the skies and bring in sun and fun for the weekend. looking good. it'll be a nice weekend to get out into the great outdoors. light variable winds taking shape. once the showers move in, and maybe we see a couple of isolated storms perking up within some of the stronger storms. we may see wind gusts at 25 or 30 at times. and our thinking in the weather center, the storm prediction center in northern oklahoma, when they do the general assessment, everyone has what down across the far southern tip of the state and later on this morning. rain chances remain high. and highs should make it into the 70s regardless of the rain. here's a look the a the model forecast around the noon hour. the front kicks through. that clears things out through the early to mid-afternoon. rain chances beginning to dive. cloud cover beginning to clear out. the wind barbs, the arrows, showing a west, northwest air flow. it'll b

seeing temperatures, which are fairly mild. pensacola, 59 degrees. what we're dealing with is the southeasterly flow that will tend to boost temperatures over the next couple of days. we'll start off around 73, close to where we should be this time of the year and over the next couple of days, upper 70s. the forecast for today, pleasant, yeah it is cool out there this morning but we'll conducive for boating with light sees we have high clouds around filtering the sunshine. we're not complaining here, at least we're not dealing with rain this afternoon. >> thank you very much. >>> in our top stories, a tampa police officer continues to recover after he crashed his car during a police pursuit saturday. the officer spotted three men in a car stolen during a carjacking. the men are also suspects in three robberies. the men took off after the chase and remain on the run this morning. >>> the clock is ticking in iowa. tomorrow is caucus day and presidential candidates are pounding the pavement to get more support. on the republican side, donald trump remains in the lead in the latest po

down by comparison to the audiences we get. we're going to pensacola next week. they don't even know if they can have it in the whole -- i mean, they can -- the number of people showing up at pensacola, it's unbelievable. but we had 20,000 people recently, 21,000, 35,000 in mobile, alabama. 20,000 in dallas, texas. the maverick arena filled up. it's unbelievable the crowds we get. and it's only determined by the size of the space. and i want to thank the fire marshal because he allowed a lot of people in here. they have people standing at doors. nothing's going to happen, but people standing at the doors. the fire marshals are the most important people to me because they let us get more people into the rooms. every one of them, they've been great. i appreciate that. but ted cruz has a problem because the question is, is he a natural born citizen? the question was asked on "meet the press," asked of me by chris wallace this weekend. i said, i don't know. nobody knows. and lawrence tribe of harvard, a constitutional expert, one of the best in the country, said, and i wrote it down, thi

, he's about to address a rally in pensacola, florida. before we go to it, here is the piece of governor haley's state of the union response that raised not only donald trump's eye but angered conservative talking heads including ann coulter that said donald trump should depart nikki haley. she's a natural born american citizen, the daughter of indian parents and identifies as methodist and not an immigrant and in any case, here is what he said. >> today we live in a time of threats like few others in recent memory. during anxious times, it can be tempting to fallow the siren call of the angriest voices. we must resist that temptation. no one who is willing to work hard abide by our laws and love our traditions should ever feel unwelcome in this country. >> today, she stood by her remarks. listen. >> the point is when you get loud, when you get angry, the work stops, things stop moving and so trying to make sure we lower the volume, listen to what people are saying because if you listen what they are trying to get, you realize a lot of times there is a place to get there. >> donald trump

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. and as thousands of people turned out tonight to see donald trump speak in pensacola, florida, he was at a venue that can seat more than 10,000 people in pensacola tonight and appears to have done a good job filling it up, it is starting to feel like the republican party taking this basically official stance against their own presidential front runner, not only might not work, but it might more than not work. there is one former high-ranking official in that party whose crystal ball on this subject has been particularly clear. who called this in advance and who says he knows what's going to happen next because of this. he joins us next. stay with us. men, we try .... ...to stay fit. yet 68% don't know ... ... physical activity increases our need for antioxidants. let's add one a day men's vitacraves. a complete gummy multivitamin with antioxidants ... ... to help meet your increased needs. one a day. what's that, broheim? i switched to geico and got more. more savings on car insurance? yeah bro-fessor, and more. like renters insurance. more ways to save. nice, bro-tato chip. that's no

as you head pback into pensacola currently a p42 degrees in even down to our psouth. pnow in those typically warmer pthere are only in mid 60s. pacross central florida 12 to 15 pdegrees colder compared to this ptime yesterday. pcold front swept through we had phad all clouds yesterday. pclouds are now cleared out. pand high pressure will continue pto build in to the winds, they pwill be dying out, as we go into ptonight, what we call pradiational cooling we've got pclear skies and light winds. pwhich should allow any warmth pthat we get during day basically pescape right back up into space. pthis high is really cleared out. pmost of the east is also brought pvery, very cold temperatures. preally a very mild december pacross the entire eastern side pof the country. pstarting to see snow. pa lot of flurry activity. pacross the great lakes. pup until upstate new york pheading over into maine. pand also, more snow back towards pchicago heading into indiana paction a little bit of light psnow flurry activity into south pand southwestern ohio as well. pa huge change we've seen across pth

. and as thousands of people turned out tonight to see donald trump speak in pensacola, florida, he was at a venue that can seat more than 10,000 people in pensacola tonight and appears to have done a good job filling it up, it is starting to feel like the republican party taking this basically official stance against their own presidential front runner, not only might not work, but it might more than not work. there is one former high-ranking official in that party whose crystal ball on this subject has been particularly clear. who called this in advance and who says he knows what's going to happen next because of this. he joins us next. stay with us. tylenol® cold helps relieve your worst cold & flu symptoms... you can give them everything you've got. tylenol® want bladder leak underwear that try always discreet underwear and move, groove, wiggle, giggle, swerve, curve. lift, shift, ride, glide, hit your stride. only always discreet underwear has soft dual leak guard barriers to help stop leaks where they happen most and a discreet fit that hugs your curves, you barely feel it. alwa