john doerr and beth seidenberg. thank you for doing this. it is great to have you here. john: it is a pleasure to be here. emily: you have been quiet for a long time, quiet through the trial. why are you here? john: you know, nobody likes litigation. and we are human. this trial was painful. at the end of the day, six women and six men heard five and a half weeks of testimony. they deliberated for 1.5 days. they found decisively on the facts that this company did not discriminate, that we did not retaliate, and that ellen's claims had no merit. we know there was a second trial going on in the court of public opinion, and on this topic of diversity it found against the technology industry and we in the venture industry. we get that. emily: so you feel like you lost in the court of public opinion? john: i'm sorry that it has been so hard for our entrepreneurs and partners to go through this, but more than anything else, i am sorry for venture capital and minorities in the tech industry. look, this is very personal. i have two daughters. getting to a 50-50 world where they and everyone c

. [ sirens ] . john: how can government protect us? when politicians spend so much time obsessing about other things. >> drugs are menacing our society. john: government orders colleges, make sure students feel safe. >> just want to be together. john: some politicians are obsessed with gambling. new york's attorney general issuing a cease-and-desist order. >> let people play, who cares! >> if you're a rich businessman you may get your cronies in government to forcibly take people's property. >> for you to call them cronies it's unfair. john: politician are cronies of businessman, safety nannies and aspiring social engineers. instead of keeping us safe, they chip away at our liberty. that's our show, tonight. obviously, the biggest threat to liberty is one that will take your life. recently in paris, terrorists killed more than 130 people, and afterward, isis bragged we successfully attacked the capital of prostitution and obscenity. were prostitution and obscenity the reason the murderers did what they did? i don't presume to know. but i do know that the first and most important job of

tonight, thank you for joining us, see you next time. john: batman won't save you so who are america's heroes? weirdly the media or politicians. >> if i could get your autograph here on my copy of the first warren bill. >> the perfect barack obama, he's a perfect specimen. >> drawing up my leg. >> really? >> that is an objective assessment. john: no, it's not. we'll show you the real heroes, most are not politicians, they're entrepreneurs. and parents like this mom who went to jail because she wanted to give her daughters a choice. >> holy batman, it's exciting. john: heroes of freedom. that's our show tonight. [ applause ] . john: who are your heroes, and what makes for a hero? a harris poll asked americans that question, and the person who came in first was jesus christ. i understand that. but after jesus many people picked politicians. ronald reagan was second. barack obama third. president obama ranked higher right after he was elected then placed first ahead of jesus. are any of those people your heroes? [ cheers ] >> some for jesus, but not the politicians, but the list is politi

. >> don't call me crazy. john: dangerous to disagree. >> stopped. >> you are an arrogant jerk. john: let's break up with government. >> we are done. john: that is our show tonight. john: what was that odd film clip i just aired? it is a new series that actually is about breaking up with government designed to make the problems caused by government more accessible to people, but it is an overbearing boyfriend. the series is called love go and has gotten nearly 2 million views. >> i know that we just met. john: we will debate that premise. i shouldn't do a show on this too many young people seem to love government. people like austin peterson who runs the website libertarian republic .com. you have the same name is a star on the film. john: you are a long time libertarian. you have now watch this. >> when you see him getting all of the sons of thousands of young people you know that something like this is being shared. >> this facebook post that says it is in name, that is what we need. maybe the libertarians need our own reality show. john: someone did supply, at no time has the majo

. >> i literally held john lennon's heart in my hand. >> it was an unthinkable crime that left millions in mourning. the murder of john lennon, next. >>> it's a chill night at around 10:45 p.m. police respond to a report of a shooting at the dakota. an exclusive apartment building on manhattan's upper west side. >> when we drove up to the dakota there was a man standing in the street pointing into the archway saying that is the man doing the shooting. we got out of the car. we approach the archway on each side of it. looked in and saw a man with his hands up. >> five shots have been fired. all but one found their target. >> so i grabbed the guy around the neck. the doorman, jose, said he is the one, he is the only one, he shot john lennon. i was totally in shock. i threw him up against the wall and i said you did what? >> former beatle john lennon has been shot with four hollow point .38 caliber bullets at close range. police officers rush lennon to nearby roosevelt hospital. but it is too late. shortly after 11:00 p.m., the emergency room doctor pronounced john lennon dead. >>

barbara: john: disappointment across north carolina as people wake up to find out they are not instant three winning tickets sold for the jackpot, just not here. check the tickets. there are big winners in our state. barbara: under attack, the capital of indonesia rocked by terrorists. john: another shooting investigation in durham. the vigil tonight. welcome on thursday january 14, 28 degrees and 6:01. i'm john clark. barbara: i'm barbara gibbs. thank you for joining us. you did not win the power ball unless you are in another state. john: three winning tickets were two other barbara: north carolinians were not shut out. there are more than a dozen big money winners. two people matched every number but the power ball and played the power play option. those are worth $2 million. three others match the four numbers and power ball and power play winning $100,000. 14 others matched four numbers and power bull but tkptdepartment play the power play and those tickets still worth $50,000. we are waiting to see if any of them are in our area. john: i know somebody who didn't win anyth

>> john: 7:00 here on your thursday morning. "good day orlando." i'm john brown. >> luanne: i'm luanne sorrell. thanks for joining us on this thursday morning. here are the stories we're working on for you right now. we start with jackie orozco. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. sanford police are investigating a double shooting that happened at this apartment complex behind me. i will let you know what one next door neighbor told me, coming up >> luanne: all new at 7:00. a man dies during a human drug trial. now many are questioning if the drugs are safe. the fox medical team is answering those questions this morning. >> john: more cold weather is we'll tell you when it's to get here. but there's also a warm-up. look at the sunny side of life >> luanne: aren't you the glass it half full today. >> john: what do you have going today? >> jayme: 30s and 40s. gainesville to ocala. welcome to the 30s club. same in brooksville, and palm coast too, 35. sorry, flagler county. 44 orlando. straight shot down towards the micco area in the south end of the county, we're in the 40s, c

good day, i'm john brown. >> i'm luanne sorrell, we are glad you are joining us, here's a look at some things coming up in today's show. >> first, if you think working through the pain is a good strategy you may want to rethink that. the fox medical team explains how working through this hurt could leave you in a whole world of pain. >> luanne: research shows people struggle to make up with their friend, especially after a major blow out fight, so, how can you repair the relationship before it is too late? >> plus, they are not just fashionable, bulls good for u how the bacteria in your beard can be used to make medicine. >> makes me a little sick reading that story! >> luanne: medicine from the bacteria in your beard? >> john: take it away! please! >> good morning, from dr. philips, if you are looking for a great valentine's day gift for your lover we have it here, taking you to the pink chalet on the 9 o'clock hour of... >> "good day orlando." [cheers] >> all right, check in with -- >> jayme: the medicine, beard -- >> luanne: isn't there more bacteria in a beard than a toilet se

>>> wednesday, january 14. "good day orlando." i'm john brown. >> i'm amy kaufeldt. >>> are you waking up rich? >> somebody is. >> we'll take a look at the top stories. >>> three lucky people are morning after winning that $1.6 billion jackpot. one of the winning tickets was sold here in florida. >> really exciting. it happened so close. i didn't win, but i am still excited for that person. >> it's all packed and crowded. >> amy: we'll go live this morning on details of you should check your numbers because a whole lot of people won smaller amounts and it's nothing to sneeze at. >> john: the g.o.p. presidential candidates get ready to square off. why ted cruz is coming under fire ahead of today's debate. >> amy: we're waking up to chilly weather. brooks is in for jayme this morning. >> good morning. temperatures in the upper and low 50s this morning. about where we should be at this a cool start for the most part. cooler north and west. and parts of lake and sumter counties starting off in the 30s. we'll see partly to mostly cloudy skies. no rain today. keep that in mind. we see

john: today we would rather listen to bow we. ♪ john: greetings from des moines, iowa. or ground control. we are three weeks out from the iowa caucuses, and democratic candidates are gathering here in the city tonight for the iowa brown and black for. -- brown and black forum. it is built on the oldest presidential forum focused on minority issues. we will talk to representatives from bernie sanders and hillary clinton, but first, we face the reality of the democratic nomination. there is a new nbc news/wall street journal poll that confirms what the sanders campaign has been feeling on the for a wild -- clinton's advantage in iowa has disappeared for the most part. if clinton's behavior is any indication, she is feeling at least some pressure from zanders after hitting him on gun control and shadow banking. clinton was again made her case to iowa voters against sanders in waterloo. >> we both have had a chance support legislation, to try and rain in the gun lobby. president obama and i were both in the senate and we voted no. senator sanders voted yes. that is a big difference b

toll road downtown, westbound 408, 13 minutes of travel time. >> john: 8:02. with. fire crews opening up what is an arson investigation after volucia county home goes up in flames. >> amy: just down the street deputies found a body out in the middle of the road. it happened just before midnight on river drive in ormond beach. jackie is joining us live on the scene with the latest on what may have happened there, just an awful story. >> reporter: good morning, amy. we found out the volucia county sheriff's office said that it appears that man killed himself, that he actually walked out of this burning home that you see right there. it was right before midnight when a neighbor reported the fire from this house on river drive in ormond beach. when the call came in about the fire they saw a man walk out from the burning house. a short time later heard a gunshot then found him dead in the middle of the street. deputies say it appears to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. it took firefighters 20 minutes to get everything under control. let's hear why it was so difficult to get the fire out.

and we will check back in and about half an hour. andrea blanford, abc 11 eyewitness news. john: thank you. we will be at the panthers through super bowl 50. our special live coverage begins with sunday live from santa clara as the team arrives. you can also get in-depth coverage on line abc 11.com/panthers. anna: cases of the zika virus reported here in the u.s.. at least 31 confirmed cases in 11 states. the latest just yesterday reported in massachusetts. the good news is the virus cannot be passed from person to person. the concern is still very real. the world health organization women or those planning to get pregnant do not travel to the is linked to a number of birth defects. an emergency meeting is scheduled for monday to decide if the zika virus should be declared health emergency. kenneth mouton will have more in the next half hour. every thing you need to know about the zika virus including affected countries is online at abc 11.com. you can learn about the typical symptoms associated with the virus and how you can protect yourself. look for the story right there on the home

get back to it and fast. stay safe. that does it. >> raise the minimum wage to a living wage. john: democrats push equal pay for equal work. >> they take our money, they take our jobs and we get nothing. yawn * many people believe it's good to buy locally. >> they think it connell comes within 100 miles of you? >> the middle class has disappeared. >> my tax plan enables you to fill out your taxes on a postcard. john: is that possible while poll figures prop is subsidies that will lower the price of everything? >> i want to bring it down to zero. john: these people live in fantasyland. much of what they believe about economics is magical thinking, myths. that's our show tonight. >> announcer: now john stossel. john: can americans and president candidates really believe economic myths? yes, they can. and they do. many candidate believe a min municipal wage won't kill jobs. at least one believes trade helps other countries at our expense. many people believe prices are set by business and rich people get rich at the expense of poor people. none of that is true. recently in our website

chief meteorologist john cessarich and meteorologist chris justus. john, let's go to you first. john: it was a solid band moving through, but now it is breaking up. it will produce some patchy sleet, some snowflakes and oconee and pickens county. chris: and this is moving through huntsville, alabama, and it may give them some snowfall in rush hour. john: yes, perfect time for them, and that will likely hit us around 9:00 or 10:00 tonight. chris: in our area, in pickens county and oconee, some impressive snow and sleet showing up. john: and also around clayton and dillard, and all of that precipitation is racing off very quickly. this is all moisture coming off of the gulf of mexico, moisture it will not stop, and then there is that northeasterly wind that is driving inlook at the high temperatures aftete midnight last night, and then it has been dropping all through the day. look at this, chris. most of us in the 20's right now. likely accumulate on the ground as the grounds has had time to cool, and we are continuing to see the temperatures drop. in north carolina, one area picking up 6

award ceremony honoring astronauts john glenn, neil armstrong, michael collins, and buzz aldrin. in an hour, a 1963 nasa film biography of john glenn, the first american to orbit the earth. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the chairman of the united states house of representatives senate subcommittee on science and space and the senior senator from the state of florida, the honorable bill nelson. >> ladies and gentlemen, the -- it said in the psalms written by david as he peered up into the heavens, "the heavens declare the glory of god. the firmament showeth his handiwork." you think of the significance of this congressional gold medal. it has only been awarded to 100. and of those in aviation and space first, think of the wright brothers, charles lindbergh, dr. robert goddard, the father of modern rocketry, and now today's honorees. and i dare say that in future years we will be giving the same ceremony and gold medal to the first crew that will land on the planet mars. ladies and gentlemen, the dream is alive. as a matter of fact, it's a part of us. it's our character as the am

wake up very rich, most of us are losing money in the 401-k's. john: another shooting investigation in durham this morning. good morning, carolina, welcome on thursday january 14, 5:00 and 28 degrees outside. i'm john clark. barbara: i'm barbara gibbs. hate to be the bearer of bad news but you did not win the power ball. john: three winning tickets wer with two other winners one in florida, one in tennessee. barbara: north carolinians were not completely shut out. two people matched every number but the power ball and played the power bull option. they are worth $2 million. three others matched four numbers and the power ball with the power play winning $100,000 and 14 others matched four numbers and power ball but not the extra dollar for the power play. they were worth $50,000. we are waiting to see if any of them are in our area. john: time to talk about what don calls a gorgeous winter day. don: it is. we will be a few degrees above normal and see sunshine and great day shaping up. we look at the next 12 hours, we start chilly, 20's to 30 by 7:00. by 11:00 mid to upper 40's and

. >> don't call me crazy. john: dangerous to disagree. >> stopped. >> you are an arrogant jerk. john: let's break up with government. >> we are done. john: that is our show tonight. john: what was that odd film clip i just aired? it is a new series that actually is about breaking up with government designed to make the problems caused by government more accessible to people, but it is an overbearing boyfriend. the series is called love go and has gotten nearly 2 million views. >> i know that we just met. john: we will debate that premise. i shouldn't do a show on this too many young people seem to love government. people like austin peterson who runs the website libertarian republic .com. you have the same name is a star on the film. john: you are a long time libertarian. you have now watch this. >> when you see him getting all of the sons of thousands of young people you know that something like this is being shared. >> this facebook post that says it is in name, that is what we need. maybe the libertarians need our own reality show. john: someone did supply, at no time has the majo

most sense? the fox debate and what it means. that's our show tonight. >> announcer: and now john stossel. john: who won last night's debate. who will win in iowa monday. here with a look at the issues. two libertarians and a conservative. you can figure out who's who during the show. they are former radio host jason lewis. radio host tasmy bruce and camille foster of free think media. any of the debaters inspire you? >> it was a little more subject and which without the donald in there. but i think coming out of the debate it's still status question it's still trump-cruz. >> i enjoyed it baits was easier in a way. everyone was more comfortable. there was less in-fighting. and i was surprised with rand paul. in part he seemed to own -- i disagree with some of his foreign policy issues but i was impressed with his style, his comfort level. ted cruz held steady generally. the fight between cruz and rubio and bush about the immigration highlighted the problems that the republican party and why trump is doing so well. john: it was so in the weeds, i couldn't even follow it. >> it was.

bust in raleigh. the two other discoveries in a home causing concern. john: one person escapes a house fire in cruz go head to head. good morning, welcome on friday january 15, 39 degrees and 4:30. i'm barbara gibbs. john: i'm john clark. thanks for joining us. lets check in with don schwenneker schwenneker. don: we are starting off with mild conditions compared to some temps we have seen. the next 12 hours the 50's. by 4:00 they are at 50bg 50. then the rain arrives. currently 346 south hill. 34 roxboro. 39 oxford, chapel hill. 36 louisburg, 32 smithfield. 30 in southern pines. 31 fayetteville and 27 sanford. we look at the day ahead. 39 mostly cloudy. by lunch cloudy and 42. through the late day rain with temperatures in the low 50's. we will talk more about the rain today and we have the weekend forecast come up in a couple of minutes. john: thank you, don. one person escapes a house fire in raleigh but two pets inside were not as fortunate. this is the house on cromwell court. officials say the flames were mostly in the rear of the house about there is heavy damage. inhalatio

to the iranians. may it not be so. good night. reporter: terrorists killed 10 journalists. john: what you say could get you killed. it's only muslims who seem to be doing the killing over speech. >> want to go pick a fight with islam is insane. >> the deep you stick your head in the sand, the bigger the problem. john: even the american colleges want to temperature control speech. >> a safe space is where cultures go to die. >> these are not fragile snowflakes. >> the solution to all these speech issues is more speech. >> we need to disagree. this is what makes america great. john: we trash politicians and celebrities. but there is one group people fear speaking about. >> isis taking responsibilities for sunday's shooting here in texas. john: this shooting happened att a draw mohammad contest.s >> the winner of the contest won the contest with this cartoon. >> we have the right to express ourselves. we as americans. john: why? >> if we stop drawing mohammad we become a little more unfree. john: many news outlets refuse to show his drawings. john: they don't want to be killed. >>

barbara: john: for a third straight day local schools won't be opening on time. barbara: a water main break in wake county in the same spot that shut down a road yesterday. john: a north carolina town's right to pray before meetings is heading to a federal courtroom. good morning, welcome on 6:01 and 49 degrees. i'm john clark. barbara: i'm barbara gibbs. we will check in with meteorologist don schwenneker in a second but first some school delays to pass along. durham public, chatham. franklin, granville. orange and vance and great many. >> person county an hour late and mecklinburg schools 10:00 a.m. no delays in wake county. we have a list of delays at abc11.com. barbara: time for weather and traffic together. don: good morning to you. we have a couple of spotty showers working through right now. live look at first alert doppler xp and showers working into chatham and moore. around siler city and sanford we will zoom do you know two the triangle and wake county near morrisville through cary and to the east. not much. temperatures across the region running in the 40's. 47 in cha

now you have >> john: 7:00 on this wednesday morning. "good day orlando." i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm aim amy kaufeldt. we're giddy because someone here won the winning powerball. the winning ticket sold here in >> john: presidential hopefuls gearing up for another debate. how senator marco rubio is responding to critics that call him a flip-flopper. >> amy: somebody in orlando area is coming out stressed for good. >> john: he maybe. think of all the stress you added. you have to hire an accountant, a lawyer, brooks, that's not easy. >> you are having a couple early morning refreshments, when you are figuring that out. >> amy: libaition. >> thing going down dramatically. 48 in orlando, and upper 40s in low 50s for the most part. cool north and west. alachua, marion, northern lake, western flagler in the 30s. mid-and high level clouds streaming out of the gulf of mexico. storm system brewing in the gulf of mexico. you see it right there. that storm system will be coming through here tomorrow morning through mid-day. we could see rough weather. we'll get today's forecast. it looks

regarding winning the nomination. john: it was asked whether her endorsement would help in the 2014 senate race. she was way upside down in the general election. allow me to finish my argument and you might find i'm actually agreeing with you. she is still popular among a small core of people you are talking about. i don't think it hurts donald trump at all. as long as he is dominating media, it is a win for him. i don't think she will persuade a single voter who was not already in the donald trump camp to vote for him. mark: she will help a turnout and help with people trying to decide between cruz and trump. she will get attention. she can draw many people and it's not the same as getting voters to the polls. she will help with voter turnout and persuasion because she is a big star with a big following and she is close to ted cruz. the symbolism of her choosing trump. john: if i were going to turn it around and ask, does it hurt ted cruz -- mark: the fight between trump and cruz has been heating up in the last few days. he has called cruise a nasty guy who no one likes. >> when yo

>> john: that feactses john: it is 8:00. i'm john brown. amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. john: developing news in orlando. people with carbon monoxide poisoning overnight. amy: we'll have details on the features that allow you to tell your friends how you feel on facebook. john: details on the big rock bands that are now supporting how they hope to strike a cord with young voters. plus, david martin is swinging to a different kind of a tune today. >> john, i know you'd love this. they have converted the entire floor of the convention center to a golf green with a pga merchandise show. more than 40,000 attendees, more than 1,000 vendors. here are my friends from atco on the 8:00 hour of -- >> "good day orlando." john: buy me new swings. not a swing set. amy: costs a lot of money. you've got to get a lot of coaching. john: have you seen me golf, though? we were out back during a golf expo. had i not ducked -- amy: can you imagine? jayme: we have got fog in place. john was talking a point over orlando -- man, it is foggy, for sure. downtown, uptown, midtown. we've got rain north of orlando.

home. >> race still plays a significant role in who gets ahead in america. john: this year she is favored to become our next president. but she got unusual attention. i don't want him or her to be my president. and i won't vote for him. i want a healthy economy and security. and liberty. what are the lessons from 2015. that's our show tonight. john: in the news business we rush to cover events after events. not's time to take a breath and sway happened, what did we learn? it seems americans have not learned a lesson about big and reckless government. >> i'm running for president. >> i'm officially running for president of the united states. john: trump and clinton are leading in the polls. but one thing i have learned is polls don't known squat. but before we get to that, we have lots to cover. terrorism, racism, the economy, political correctness, obamacare's problems, gay marriage, global warming and more. let's go to our all-star panel katherine mangu-ward, and deneen borelli and dean mitchell. >> i'm voting for anyone because i don't vote. john: because? >> maybe don't want to

that? john: shocking crime in fayetteville a man charged with shooting his own mother. the woman who saw it happen. john: why the c.d.c. is considering a travel warning for pregnant womenment welcome on friday january 15, 5:01 and 39 degrees. i'm john clark. barbara: i'm barbara gibbs. thank you for joining us. we will have more but meteorologist don schwenneker in the first alert storm center. it is dry right now. don: you want to take the umbrella and raincoat because you will be happy you have them later on. rain around this afternoon and evening. the temperatures the next is 12 hours, we will climb to around 50 at lunchtime and hover in the low 50's until the rain starts and temperatures fall back into the 40's. currently 34 south hill, 36 roxboro, 38 oxford, chapel hill. 36 louisburg the 26 sanford, 28 southern pines, 3 smithfield, fayetteville. lunchtime we will be near 50 and showers apbdnd we will talk more about the were killed. authorities believe they have ties to isis. john: at least 14 people killed in japan when a tour bus drove off the side of a mountain. it was on the

. >> john: thursday, january 21. "good day orlando." >> or friday eve as we like to call it. i'm luanne sorrell. >>> one person is dead after a double shooting in sanford. a live report from the scene. >> john: change in the weather. a live look at temperatures this morning. a little bit warmer out there. jayme is tracking a warm-up. if you are traveling up north, you have to see what he's talking about. >> not nice. >>> the largest online retailer is offering refunds on hover boards. why amazon is doing this. but first a check on the thursday morning forecast. still a little bit chilly out. >> jayme: 30s and 40s but not as low or as near that as we had yesterday morning. let's discuss 30s at gainesville. and 35 palm coast. you go south of that, and bushnell, 36. closer to 50 across the northern end of brevard. big snows are setting up. a very enhanced risk of severe weather today, likely over the gulf south. around southern louisiana. if you have travel plans that way, there will probably be travel snarls out the airport, certainly flying out of new orleans, there can be issues.

square in new york city, the new wall street week. anthony: i am happy to welcome john teal, the hallowed -- the head of wall street management. john: i grew up in maryland. gary: he went to college where? john: i went to green valley state. i learned quickly that football was not in my future. i was living with my brother, paying rent, and i decided i so i transferred to florida state. [laughter] gary: did you play at for the state -- at florida state? i started at merrill lynch in 1995 as a financial advisor. i had a cpa. anthony: what was your strategy? john: it is 1989. i am an accountant, not a salesman. i had been sent to sales training in the insurance agency. gary: when we mentioned they' ll kornegay, a public speaking and sales course. you have to get up and speak in front of your fellow classmates. did those help you? john: ideal -- i learned how to deal with people. i learned to accept people for who they were. it allowed me to really help understand people' s point of use not only has a salesman, but as a leader. anthony: how did you go from being a producer to being in manage

conversation in this country so there is definitely a new sense of energy. >> host: john gehring is author of "the francis effect: a radical pope's challenge to the american catholic church," thanks so much. >> next up historian dan jones talks about the creation of the magna carta and its impact on democratic principles including the language used in the u.s. constitution. this year marks the document's 800th anniversary. >> host: without further ado, our authors this evening is a historian, television presenter, journalist among many other things. he is the author of many books on english history. his newest book transcends time, it would seem. almost 800 years of it. about one of the formative documents in human history. they the relevant to all of us present and past. without further ado please welcome dan jones. [applause] >> thank you very much for that kind introduction. an apology to begin with. i haven't got any adorable dog with me. normally i would but quarantine to bring them over from the u.k. you will have to bear with me. i will however be signing. thank you very much

like it, i'm sorry. john: happy return of cavuto day, sports fans. the main event, trump versus cruz. drumming up the suspense is a new nbc/wall street journal national poll that shows donald trump at 33 percent, ted cruz at 20%, marco rubio at 13%, ben carson at 12%, with all the others on one hand. three times the number of voters who said they would vote for trump fan in march. great news. one topic that would come up between the front runners tonight is a new york times story that says cruz did not disclose two loans from big banks, 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 said that goldman's sugar daddy issue would not be a problem, and then she used the opportunity to

, breaking news. with nigel robertson, gabrielle komorowski, and the weather with chief meteorologist john cessarich. this is wyff news 4 at 5:00 in high definition. michael: you might call it a grand old party rumble by the sea tonight. the republicans for president are in north charleston. gabrielle: tonight's debate will air on fox business channel, and there's no small amount of off-stage debate going into it. wyff news 4's patrick hussion is live in north charleston tonight. patrick, what's the buzz down patrick: gabby, michael, there's plenty of buzz to go all round and a lot of it includes our , governor. but first, the south carolina democratic party has organized party members and activists that are just behind us here outside the coliseum tonight, , in what's being called a "rally for the new south." they say they're rallying because, quote, "the hateful rhetoric we've learned to expect from the gop has no place in politics, and democrats demand better." end quote. speaking of rhetoric, governor haley spoke indirectly about donald trump in her response to the state of the union,

presidential candidate boycotting the debate giving other candidates the spotlight it john: nine days until the carolina panthers take the field in the big rally happening today. good morning and welcome on this friday, january 29 at 6:00 and 35 degrees. amber: thanks for starting your day with us. moment john: first weather and traffic together in don: good morning to you. we get things started with a look at the day ahead the temperatures are climbing quickly and we're in the 30's. we will go near 50 degrees today been a nice afternoon shaping off -- up across the region. first alert seven day forecast shows upper 40's by lunchtime and lots of sunshine and it will be breezy today. the winds will be gusty, around 30 miles per hour than 50 today and 60's but starting tomorrow and a great end of the weekend and we will talk about that coming up. amber: the traffic looks pretty good if you are heading out the door. there is a disabled vehicle on 85 through duke street and it's moving well good the weather is cooperating this morning, nice and dry. a lot of green and no problems or delays. we

group's ceo, john fallon, about his vision for the company and the impact of selling those established brands. john fallon, thank you so much for speaking to bloomberg. we have been talking about an "ft" sale for as long as i can remember. when did you decide it was for sale? john: i think there wasn't a single moment. i think it was a progressive process, really. that i have said all along, and it has always been important to me, to ask ourselves honestly, are we the best owners of the "financial times" for the longer term? at pearson we've been fantastic owners of the "ft" for over 50 years. i think we have been great guardians of the editorial integrity and the quality of the journalism, but we'd also helped the "ft" to become global, to make the initial shift from analog to digital. but "inflection point" is a greatly overused word, but in this case, i think it is entirely relevant and appropriate. because increasingly, we are now seeing more and more people accessing news analysis, journalism through social media, through twitter and facebook and all sorts of other new emerging ch

figuratively. get it? you and me too. it's monday. i have to start with a cheesy joke. >> john: wow. >> brooks: john, ran 40 something miles. good morning, everybody. and hope you had a good weekend, probably better than john brown's. he had a good weekend, but feeling the after affects. >> john: slow >> brooks: he ran 400 miles. >> john: 48.6 >> brooks: 34 in gainesvilleville. i think it'll be a matter of fact that gainesville, ocala, you'll be below freezing as we go tonight. wind chill in orlando right now is 39 degrees. folks, it's chilly outside. freeze watch in effect for 12 to 18 hours from now for alachua and marion counties. we're starting off chilly. we'll stay crisp all day long. the sun will come out in full force. upper 50s and low 60s, cool by central florida standards and let's get a check on the morning drive >> gina: hi there, happy monday. a live look right now at i-4 west of the 436. a crash the a thality month exit. no roadblock but causing significant delays. at the altamonte exit. another crash at obt and overland road causing minor delays in one direction. not

>> luanne: really >> announcer: this is "good day orlando." >> john: welcome to good day, 8 o'clock, i'm john brown. >> luanne: i'm luanne sorrell, thank for waking up with us, the stories we're working on. a double shooting in sanford overnight, police found two people with gunshot wounds, one latest information from officers. >> john: plus the snow before the storm. mother nature giving washington, d.c. a taste of what is to come this weekend. you'll see how it impacted the president's schedule, and, impact our weather, or our travel. >> luanne: and a new chapter in hillary clinton's e-mail scandal. why some messages on her private server could get her in even more trouble. plus, david martin! good morning! >> reporter: hi, luanne, high, john, good morning to you. we are live at the phillips crossing shopping plaza in dr. phillips, a good one, boys, if you are listening, unique valentine's day gifts for your ladies and ladies, if you are listening, tell your boys about this place, the pink shall lay chalet, at the 8 o'clock hour of -- >> luanne: david has new hair, looking good th

won't be doing the debate. i'll have something else in iowa. >> john: that's debate drama. find out why donald trump is skipping tomorrow's fox news debate. >> amy: a missing child alert. this is the second day in a row we brought you a story like this. authorities looking for this 3-year-old boy from volucia county. they say he's in danger. we'll have information about his every wednesday, wouldn't we? >> amy: we don't want to do this every week. >> jayme: doesn't the seven-day look delightful? we are wet out there. a bit of the lull right now, but do not be lulled into thinking the rain is going anywhere fast as we see now, you clearly see that radar is loaded now all up and down the coast. i have not forgotten about you guys up in flagler county. in fact, right now i'll zoom out and take you down to your county here and show you north of daytona beach up to ormond, palm coast, as you go south of that the heaviest stuff is moving through oviedo. i'll throw a tracker to let you know where the heavy stuff is. it's close to the radar sites, soover all it be a little bit overdone on t

john ostendorf joins us with the story story. >> john: the sheriff says this all started with a child custody call on new year's eve and he says the body camera the deputy was wearing really helped make a decision in this case. deputies and asheville police have been wearing body cameras for about a year. the sheriff's office got a complaint about that call and referred it to current affairs. cams is it has really cut down on our complaints. we have used body cams to clear officers in a couple of complaints. and in this particular case it substantiated the complaintants. >> john: deputy teeg was written up for a code of conduct violation the year he started. he was promoted to patrol in 2010. now the fraternal order of police here in asheville says officers are rarely at fault in excessive force complaints. >> 700,000 officers in the united states, 99.9, less than 1% accused of excessive force. so statistics are showing the officers are doing their job. body camera shows that. yes if you do go to extremes, body camera will show that or that or cell phone camera will show that. >> john

pleleasasurure.e. >> john: happy clock hour, i'm john brown. >> i'm amy kaufeldt. glad you are with us on a chilly tuesday morning. the temperatures are staying here's what you can expect in our 9 o'clock hour. destart with dana jay. >> a man is dead after being shot by two orlando police officers, we'll tell you who the suspect is and why officers say they fired. >> amy: girls as young as age 9, saying they are feeling ashamed about their bodies and sometimes it can be the parents who are at fault. how we as parents can change the images. >> and toxic chemicals inside pizza boxes and david martin at ragland load. good morning, david. >> i have my irish coffee and microphone in my right hand and one of the most wonderful bands herbing the willis clan, celebrating the next performance tonight at ragland road on the 9 o'clock hour of... >> imagine having that much talent in one family? >> and they all start with -- david, i know you are listening, there are six on the stage and five behind the scenes, are they brothers and sisters? >> amy: yes. all good looking and talented. a good gene pool!

mark: i am mark halperin. john: i am john heilemann. with all due respect to joe biden, it is nice to have you back. greetings from pasadena, california. on the show tonight, the president's last hurrah, and gop escalation. but first, bernie sanders on the rise. he his first election cycle, is leaving hillary clinton in major polls in new hampshire and in iowa. he is up 14% in a monmouth poll five points in a iowa poll. add that to the shade joe biden threw in the past 24 hours and a stunning ratcheting up of rhetoric by clinton and her daughter, chelsea, on the campaign trail today, and there's only one conclusion -- the prospect of a sanders sweep in the first two states in the nomination process is that real. if you thought clinton's attacks on sanders yesterday were an 8.3 on the richter scale, at a campaign event today, she cranked things up to 11. >> do not talk to me about standing up to corporate interests. i have the scars to show for it. i am proud of every single one of them. we have a big difference over guns. i think it is a telling difference. if you're going to go ar

awards 2015 part two. here's the master of ceremonies, john mclaughlin. john: destined for political stardom in 2016. pat buchanan. pat: this one is for eleanor, tulsi gabbard, democratic congresswoman from hawaii. iraq war vet, very charismatic. has been really moving up. she's in number two or three position at the d.n.c. real attractive. has a real future. john: how old is she? pat: you don't ask a woman her age, john. [laughter] pat: go ahead, eleanor. eleanor: she's young and i agree with you. i think she's poised for bigger things. i'm going to go a couple of rungs higher. hillary rodham clinton is almost certain democratic nominee, poised to be our next president. stardom doesn't get any bigger than that in the political world. tom: speaker paul ryan. i think he's going to become instrumental in forging more deals with democrat, consolidating the conservative base in the party but also guiding the eventually -- eventual republican nominee on fiscal matters. clarence: i'm going to say abigail fisher. she's leading the -- she's a plaintiff in the anti-affirmative action case in

better about what it looks like outside. >> john: let's take a look at what's coming up in the 9:00 show. it's been this way all morning long. on the left side is the mess on i-4 heading towards daytona beach. it's still raining. you jayme king is going to let us know once this passes through what's next. you got to stick around for the seven-day because you're going to want to make plans. this is why we love central florida. >> amy: parents pushing for change. how they're working to make florida's elementary schools. >> john: and docks and glocs in the news. we have a physician in the house to discuss how much freedom doctors have about asking patients about weapons in their homes. >> reporter: la nouba, disney spring, they got a couple new updates. we got the other update in 9:00 hour of "good day orlando." >> john: i love to see that. when i go to a show like that, you think these are people wasn'ter doing around our community. they live right here. >> john: this much talent out at the mall. here, jayme. >> jayme: yes. yes. good morning to you guys. we're busy in the weather and

>> i'm mark halperin. john: and i'm john heilemann. and with all due respect to all the other candidates here in iowa, today, yet again, it is all about the donald. john: happy donald trump did what day, sports fans. iowa caucus mission control, the downtown des moines marriott. lee political world is still in a frothy lather after donald trump's announcement yesterday that he does not intend to take part in the foxnews debate here tomorrow. the donald makes his decision from a position of strength, according to a brand new online poll with our partners at purple strategies. leaves -- leads the field with 34%, trailed by marco rubio at 14% and ted cruz at 12%. one bit of not so good news -- 71% of voters -- and that is a lot of voters -- say they could still change their mind. you can find the full results at bloombergpolitics.com. rush limbaugh said "in this business, when the media calls, you answers, and when the immediate wants you, you go." trump is so far outside this game, the rules. he's never been a player. from an altogether different perspective, even josh earnest,

tomorrow could be a rough day. john: thanks. barbara: an issue -- a state of emergency has been issued. emergency management office with the details. >> right below the brick wall you see behind me is where emergency operation center for the entire state is located. that is where a short time ago the governor said he was hoping forecasters are wrong about the winter storm. he says if not, the state is prepared. governor pat was flagged by the leaders of several agencies responsible for responding to the impending storm. he says all of them have learned a lot and will do all they can to minimize injuries and death. first on the frontlines is always the dot. his workers have been spraying salt at of the storm. one of the objectives is to look for stranded motorists. all hope the worst of the storm comes after the friday afternoon rush so gridlock will not be an issue. even over the weekend, thousands of people are expected to be on event like the duke basketball game in raleigh and the panthers nfl playoff game in charlotte. >> we will most likely be here tomorrow and saturday also. givi

same. john, focusing on the front runners, do you agree with donald trump that i should have bumped his grade up to a clean a, and that i gave ted cruz too high a great? john: no and no. i do not agree with donald trump. neither of this course. partly because i thought that on the question of ted cruz's birth and eligibility, i thought that ted cruz is very strong on that. i thought donald trump looked a little discombobulated and on that basis alone, i think he cannot get a clean a. i also do not think that you overrated ted cruz. i think he should have been higher in your grading than you gave it. i would square those guys both a-. i might have given crews a. mark: you might have given ted cruz a pure a? john: probably not. i would have given him -- mark: here's the thing. toeave myself open misunderstanding because my grades are based both on performance and how it affects the candidates chances. ted cruz did not leave north charleston with a better chance of beating donald trump and when he came in. his performance was good in many ways, but i do not think that you could say tha

taft vineland at john young parkway. the road is partially blocked. use caution in the area. crash at 434 on douglas avenue. causing pretty significant delays on 434. use caution in that area as well if you are out in altamonte springs. i-4 westbound from lake mary to colonial will take you 18 minutes. from the attractions to downtown, takes you 13 minutes. the 408 is up to speed 1 happening right now, the orlando police department is collecting blankets and coats to keep homeless people warm during this cold weather. >> amy: fox 35's jackie orozco is outside of opd headquarters where we're seeing a little activity out there now. good morning, jackie. >> reporter: good morning. orlando police officers just took out the two bins you can see right here. we already have people donating. a woman donated scarfs, gloves, and a sweater. she said she was in a little bit of a hurry, but this is called the blanket and coat drive through. they're trying to make it easy to drop off. opd headquarters, huely and pine street, at the corner here. it's very cold here. in the 40s. and it's into the 20s