severe storms from tallahassee to new orleans. rain in southern california. >>> and finally, the teacher who keeps going and going and going. >> she got her first teaching job back in 1935. nearly eight decades later and just shy of her 100th birthday, she's still at it. >> reporter: at ashburn lutheran school, we come across proof you're never too old to improve young minds. it's a private school. stressing the basics beginning in pre-k. the reading teacher, olivia neubauer is approaching 100 next week. >> my son asks me when i'm going to quit. i say, the lord will tell me. >> reporter: he hasn't said anything yet? >> no. >> reporter: the student to teacher ratio was more. >> i had 200 girls all the time. first, second, third, and fourth grade. >> reporter: in 1985, it was physical education. she's teaching reading now, 6:00 a.m. to 12 noon. >> the kids are great. >> she's an excellent teacher. off of our kindergarten kids can read well by mid year. >> reporter: she helped found ashburn lutheran in 1964 and has been a source ever

or at a home i should say in tallahassee. hazing at the university has been under interference scrutiny even since drum major robert champion died last november. investigators say he suffered blows to his body during a hazing ritual. at this point no charges have been filed in his death. >>> firefighters are battling a fast moving brushfire in nevada. the flames erupted thursday and forced more than 10,000 people to get out of their homes. bigad shaban has more from reno of. reporter: the keniso family still doesn't know if their home near reno, nevada was destroyed. janice evacuated as the flames swept through the lot next- door. >> it just came from nowhere. reporter: there are among more than 2,000 people not allowed back in their homes. the fast moving wildfire has destroyed more than two dozen houses. firefighters are making progress and have the blaze about 50% contained. >> our primary focus today is extinguishing hotspots and securing the perimeter. reporter: flames broke out thursday and heavy winds caused them to sp

a spokesman with tallahassee police department tells me that they will be releasing no details until the investigation is complete. meanwhile, the executive director of the national kappa kappa psi fraternity tells me that the local chapter here has been suspended pending the outcome of that investigation. from his office here inside lee hall famu president james ammons spoke monday by phone with university trustees about the new case. this comes as university leaders are trying to rid the campus of hazing practices. speaking with us a few weeks ago president ammons said he's encouraging students to speak up. >> and this is what we want our students to do. well, first of all, we want it to stop. but when it occurs, we want them to report it promptly. >> reporter: and in the four investigations now under way there thus far have been seven arrests made with more likely in the near future. in tallahassee, greg angel, abc news. >>> in other news this morning, federal investigators are looking into an embarrassing runway accident at denver international airport. the southwest jet that jus

. >> let's go to tallahassee and hear from danny. danny, turn down your tv and go ahead. >> caller: yes. my name is dan. and i appreciate you taking my call. i think, you know, with mitt romney, you know, when he turns around and makes all this money and then puts it overseas and that's not -- our politicians aren't working for the middle class and the poor. you know, both parties need to get together and start looking for working together for the good of the country. and when it comes to social security, nobody mentions that the government has taken a trillion dollars from social security and never paid it back. that started with kennedy. i think it's time that politicians start working for the good of the country. >> yeah sh it's interesting when rick perry brought up social security, you'll remember earlier in the race and called it a ponzy scheme, there was a huge outcry from commentators about how you could possibly say. that but the fact is that there are huge problems with the social security system and in florida where in the

the maryland terrapins are down in tallahassee. in high school basketball, how about this? he lives up to his number one billing. 37 points. how about that dog? the no. 1 player in the country. gonzaga and paterson catholic in new jersey. jenkins with the 3 -- yes, sir. splash. gonzaga winds and the eagles improved to 15-0. the biggest national sports story today in indianapolis, they have fired the colts' head coach. they will make a decision about the future of peyton manning by the end of the month. >> do not show that dunk again. >> a big thanks to everyone who helped and spread the word on the fundraiser for the washington humane society. >> for every one of the first 3000 followers, we put $1 a side and we reached the goal this afternoon. thank you to everyone who helped us. >> stepping up in a big way. >> close to 60 in the area today, but tomorrow breezy and colder with a high around 38-43 degrees. it will feel a little bit cooler because of the wind. a late date snow flurry possible thursday. then we will warm up the back again next week. stay up-to-date with the c

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

tallahassee and panama city and as far as what we are dealing with, this is all rain even up to the ohio valley. temperatures plenty warm through kentucky and a shield of rain covering you. the next 48 hours, all of this rain is going to begin to spread to the east later on today through d.c. and virginia, tonight and thursday through southern new england. the only areas cold enough for wintry precip and snow is central and northern new england. the mountain areas and the ski resorts will get snow out of this. the predicted rainfall together, new york city 1.5 and d.c. close to an inch and same for pittsburgh. significant rain event but will not cause problems for severe storms. once the costorm goes by, the cd air wraps into it. our computers think we will get significant shows, chicago, milwaukee, madison and possibly northern portions of wisconsin and the snow in northern new england. we will talk about that tomorrow. that is not a today's forecast but more for your wednesday. your wednesday's forecast rain in the southeast and rain in tennessee and southern ohio valley and the cold a

tallahassee...flori da state's leenard hamilton's seminoles coming off a big upset of north carolina...but maryland's not scared,,,shane mosely feeds bernt weiss for the dunk....maryland trailed by 3 at the break.....but the second half was all fsu...they go down low or okaro white for a slam of his own...fsu thumps maryland 84-70...their first win over the terps in 3 years...the terps fall to 12-5 and 2-2 in the acc it's another tuesday night, and around here that means another edition of our prep player of the week award...now in it's 3rd decade, it has honored the area's finest high school athletes since way back in 1991...this week, another of our looks back with updates on previous winners... winners... 3 that's all for the late edition...and be sure to tune in to fox45 morning news tomorrow -- starting at 5-am.go. goodnight. 3

and we're talking mostly west of tallahassee. once you get to tallahassee, that's more moderate to liberal. in the panhandle, the western part of the panhandle, much more conservative, much more southern, very much anti-big government, very much a tea party part of the state, tea party was very big here. against obama care, limited government, low taxes, more -- in many ways a lot more like south carolina was. >> okay, so there is some real parallels you see, south carolina for the pan handle. not the case in south florida. sergio, that's your concentrated effort there in south florida. there the latino population is very high. but we're also talking about a segment of the state that was impacted hard by the mortgage meltdown mess and foreclosures et cetera. what might these candidates say and do to appeal to a very diverse populous there? >> well, as scott mentioned, south florida is really two countries in and of itself. there is the deep -- there is south new york, because of all of the influx of new yorkers down here. and nor

we'll start with tallahassee, florida. >> i tell you what. this is a disturbing story, especially if you're a parent. in the tallahassee democrat, you've probably been following the story that had the drum major who was allegedly beaten in a hazing incident on the bus, robert champion. florida a&m is putting together something called an independent panel of experts to try to find out how to deal with hazing. they're calling it a blue ribbon anti-hazing panel. by the way, this is a homicide at this point. this is going to get a lot more traction in the days to come, and probably other universities will be watching closely what florida a&m decides to do. i don't know what they're going to advise. but it's interesting to watch. >>> the hazing is very popular across a lot of colleges and universities. >> it wasn't violent. a lot of drinking, but it wasn't violent. >> so let's move on to the "philadelphia inquirer," mayor nutter is sworn in for a second time. lots of pomp and circumstance four years ago because he promised the cut homicides. so ri

he joins us now by phone from tallahassee. so glad you took the time out, coach. so your initial thoughts on the passing of joe paterno? >> well, i'm probably like everybody else, i wasn't ready for it. joe's always been here. why is he gone? i was coaching last night and the -- in boca raton at an all-star game. i was coaching north side. howard citizstennenburger, he's 76, 77, and we were sitting there and talking and somebody told us joe died and somebody said no he didn't. and so we got to talking about it. about how much he meant to football, and then of course when i -- after the game, i still don't know what had happened, and i flew back to tallahassee this morning. got home at 10:00 and my wife said he has died. and so i -- like i say, i'm not ready for that. i wasn't ready for that, you know? always had him, i'm just not used to him being gone. >> the general public learned of his illness, his fight of cancer at about the same time the allegations against his assistant coach surfaced, following joe paterno's firing. did you know of his illness before the

republican governor rick scott voted in tallahassee today but did not endorse a candidate. polls show mitt romney is the clear front-runner state he and his supporters spent 14 million dollars on tv ads attacking newt gingrich. romney pulled back last night, breaking into song instead. >> america, america, god shed his grace on thee! >> gingrich today dismissed suggestions that he could be hobbled by a big loss in florida. telling report there's the race wouldn't be decided until june or july. >>> comedian stephen coll period of time's presidential aspirations may not be -- colbert's presidential aspirations may not be serious but his pac has raised more than a million dollars even gavin newsom donate $500. colbert has been using his show to make a serious point about super fundraising organizations. >>> man the republican candidates want to replace president obama is calling for congress to act quickly on bipartisan tax legislation. the president says lawmakers need to immediately pass a bill that would extend tax breaks for smart businesses. mr. obama says the legislation

the 51st state. >> and is this something -- you mentioned tallahassee, florida, is this something that they're going to have to go to all 50 states to do? reporter: well, that's what they're trying to do, tony. they've actually sent simple resolutions like the one that is being looked at here in new hampshire to all states across the union, asking the legislature there to bring it up and pass resolution supporting this. now, many of the councilmembers and folks who live in d.c. have here in new hampshire. councilmember david katannia has a house member by the name of cindy rosenwald. she brought up this measure here today in committee and that's the plan, to get friends that are in other states to bring it up in front of house committees and basically pass this, and get it out to the public so people know that there's an issue in d.c. and the thought is if most americans realize that the district of colombia residents don't have equal voting rights, then maybe they'll support this and one day d.c. could become the 51st state. >> it's my understanding this has to be ratified by each of

republican governor rick scott voted in tallahassee today but did not endorse a candidate. polls show mitt romney is the clear front-runner state he and his supporters spent 14 million dollars on tv ads attacking newt gingrich. romney pulled back last night, breaking into song instead. >> america, america, god shed his grace on thee! >> gingrich today dismissed suggestions that he could be hobbled by a big loss in florida. telling report there's the race wouldn't be decided until june or july. >>> comedian stephen coll period of time's presidential aspirations may not be -- colbert's presidential aspirations may not be serious but his pac has raised more than a million dollars even gavin newsom donate $500. colbert has been using his show to make a serious point about super fundraising organizations. >>> man the republican candidates want to replace president obama is calling for congress to act quickly on bipartisan tax legislation. the president says lawmakers need to immediately pass a bill that would extend tax breaks for smart businesses. mr. obama says the legislation

. >> sally bradshaw a strategist from tallahassee. . >> hillary clinton goes before the un security council today. live pictures outside the security council chamber at the un in new york. she is expected to endorse a plan on syria calling for the president to step aside as part of an effort to resolve the crisis in the country. two permanent security members, russia and china spoke out against the plan. secretary clinton expected to be joined by the minsters of britain and france. [ no audio ] >>> the meeting is called to order. the agenda is the situation in the middle east. the agenda is adopted. the council with the rules of procedure. i invite the representative to participate in the meeting. it is so decided. with the council, i welcome th m prime minister of foreign affairs and chairman of the counc council. >> the council's rules of procedure, i invite his excellency to participate in this meeting. so decided. i wish to welcome at today's meeting of the distinguished minsters and the deputy. the experience of the subject matter to be addressed. item two of the agenda. i wish to draw

i-95 from south carolina to jacksonville and i-10 from jacksonville to tallahassee could be a little slippery. >>> if you're flying, salt lake city, seattle, boston and new york could have delays. >>> school is canceled in seattle as they prepare for a big snowstorm. >> washington and seven other states are under a winter weather advisory this morning. >> reporter: when it come to snow in the pacific northwest, it doesn't take much to cause chaos. they're bracing fn ar entire year's worth of winter in just one day. already in the past few days, just a few inches have sent cars spinning. >> i've been driving a truck for 16 years. this is the first time i have ever spun out. it's slick. very slick. >> reporter: why seattle is on high alert for a full-scale disaster. the man in charge at the operations center didn't mince words. >> it can be very challenging. can we deliver critical services? >> reporter: the city has a history of grinding to a halt with a touch of extreme cold. a rare ice storm in 2010 left me stuck in my car for six hours with my mother and young daughter. >> and i ne

. >>> in tallahassee, former wizards head coach hosting maryland. terps on the floor. nice little no-look pass here. and maryland down by four at the break. second half, it's a three-point game. until a triple is buried. and shortly after that, fsu starts to pull away. up by five, and parker's path stolen by james. the former air staff sergeant throws it down. he goes for 17. less than a minute after that, another three hit in the game. part of a 21-3 florida state won right after maryland took the lead. seminoles win 84-70. maryland still has work to do but they are progressing nicely and trying to get another acc win coming up soon. >> thank you, dan. >>> we'll be back with a ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. ♪ sunny day ♪ i'm feelin', feelin' the taste i crave ♪ ♪ subway ♪ i'm makin' it, makin' it how i like ♪ ♪ it's meant to

a little cooler up around pensacola, tallahassee and jacksonville. temperatures near 70. we have a little bit of though this morning, not much of it, not much of winter. only northern new england adirondacks through vermont, new hampshire, a little bit of light snow, but especially the coast of maine, portland respect those are the only bad areas. i want to show you pictures before i get to the forecast. one spot yesterday called fulton, new york, they got nailed by an incredible mini band of lake-effect snow. they picked up three feet of snow yesterday. areas to their north picked up nothing, areas to their south picked up pretty much nothing. that's where winter was. let's get back to the forecast. it's looking warm coast to coast. not only warm where you are, they will be in the 60s today in d.c. we're not too jealous of you. just a little bit. >> then why feel quite as bad leaving you up there in the cold. we'll see you back at home soon. or not too soon. turning to sports. two of the best squared off last night as the clippers hosted oklahoma city who has the best re

tallahassee to gainesville, that's where the deep freeze s the wind chills will really get your attention this morning. it's one of the mornings in new england where you wish you had the car starter. 2 in philadelphia. wind chill is 2 all the way up to new york city and hartford. boston, one of the lowest wind chill values at minus seven. northern new england, the coldest. saranac lake, by the way, one of the colder spots in new england in the big outbreaks. minus 14 right now wind chill. now the good news is that it's almost overwith. yesterday was very cold in the midwest. now we're improving. kansas city, wind chill is 29. chicago, 20. yesterday morning it was zero. so there is definitely been a big temperature change in the middle of the nation. our 24-hour temperature change shows it already warmed up 20 degrees right now compared to what it was yesterday. the east coast, you notice here much colder. so just give it 24 hours and that warm air will be over the eastern seaboard. there is no snow or rain. weird. i can't find any snow or rain on the map with the exception of the extreme

record lows in orlando and tallahassee. some lake-effect snow from erie, pennsylvania, up to syracuse. and some heavy rain in the pacific northwest. up to six inches of snow in the cascades. > wet 53 in seattle. 50 in salt lake city. 75 in phoenix. 30s from fargo to droimpt 28 in new york. atlanta, 37. and miami, 65. >>> at least we in the human race can do stuff to deal with the cold. we can hang out indoors, have brandy, something like that. >> you n ge one of those not s much for the panels some zookeeper be taking all precau sohingindoors, puttinup hes, and laying out hay beds for others. that wouldn't work for me, i have serious hay allergies, but ot an animal. >e prit's tempond it will be a lot warmer there soon enough. not bad at all. >>> all right, everybody. stay with us. stay with uss n rig after this. ie. but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to " 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... insured by unitedhealthcare insuranc

we'll start with tallahassee, florida. >> i tell you what. this is a disturbing story, especially if you're a parent. in the tallahassee democrat, you've probably been following the story that had the drum major who was allegedly beaten in a hazing incident on the bus, robert champion. florida a&m is putting together something called an independent panel of experts to try to find out how to deal with hazing. they're calling it a blue ribbon anti-hazing panel. by the way, this is a homicide at this point. this is going to get a lot more traction in the days to come, and probably other universities will be watching closely what florida a&m decides to do. i don't know what they're going to advise. but it's interesting to watch. >>> the hazing is very popular across a lot of colleges and universities. >> it wasn't violent. a lot of drinking, but it wasn't violent. >> so let's move on to the "philadelphia inquirer," mayor nutter is sworn in for a second time. lots of pomp and circumstance four years ago because he promised the cut homicides. so ri

the state of florida have changed to registered voters, and you have to register your organization in tallahassee for you to have permission to register voters? do you know that? >> i am not familiar with it. >> it makes it more difficult now to register voters. >> yeah. i'm for -- i believe that -- there's a lot of effort going on this front to not only identify latino voters who share our values and would vote for conservative candidates who believe in free markets and free people. we also need to identify and register those voters. i think that those who have a liberal perspective have done a much better job of identifying potential liberal voters than we have done at identifying potential conservative voters in the hispanic community. i'm not familiar with the florida state law, but whatever the law is, i do think that those of us who believe in conservative principles have to do a better job of registering hispanics who share our point of view. >> mr. gillespie, thank you, first of all. to brablg it down, essentially right now you speak to the choir. i think everyone in this room knows exact

stormy with hail and tornadoes from jackson, mississippi to montgomery, macon, and tallahassee. rain from d.c. to boston. also an icy mix from indianapolis t

they don't like that there are people down in tallahassee or in los angeles who are not part of this tiny little incestuous place. robert f. kennedy, you said his company spends all this money on marketing. i said, also, the marketing that comes with the kennedy brand, the marketing that comes with him having charity ski events where bob woodward of abc spends his time at an environmental charity run by, you know, robert f. kennedy jr. these people are married to each other. they do their investments together, and the media is as corrupt as the political class and are benefiting as well. >> i think that's very well said. i think, steve, did you have a comment to make here? i think what andrew said is true, by the way. yes, i have to say "60 minutes" was completely and totally fair and above board with me, they knew where i was coming from politically, they retraced my research steps, and they were put under a lot of political pressure on this story. they did a fabulous job. and peter boyar at "newsweek" was just fabulous. yes, you are right, there are good guys out there, and in my p

a chance of tornadoes from jackson, mississippi to tallahassee. some rain in d.c., philly, new york, and boston. also icy mix from indianapolis to pittsburgh. >> we've got a whopping 30s from fargo to detroit. 44 here in new york. 68 in atlanta. 81 in miami. a wet 46 in seattle. 52 in salt lake city, and 62 in colorado springs. >>> and now to houston and some proof that even in this age of iphones and ipads and e-mail there is still room for an old but faithful standby. >> thankfully. >> meet edward smith, master typewriter. remember them? he's a typewriter repairman. look at those things. >> he's been fixing old smith-coronas and other typewriters at his shop for the last 45 years. and he says despite computers and ipads and all that fancy stuff his business is doing just fine. >> smith says each machine has a story of its own, which he discovers as he's doing those repairs. so there. who needs high-tech, right? old faithful. >> my old sports director at wcpo, abc affiliate in cincinnati, was still using a type writer. old school but got the job

sell off their state of ohio as bitter and they don't want you to know about it the state senate in tallahassee is considering legislation that will allow lawmakers to privatized critical parts of the commons and outsource government duties to private corporations that could include everything from selling off public parks and turning them into corporate chemical factories or handing over state prisons to corporations like c.c.a. which lobbies for harsher drug penalties if they turn a profit off each person they incarcerate and here's the real kicker about the legislation it allows the lawmakers to make these deals behind closed doors in complete secret deals wouldn't be made public until the contracts are already signed eliminating any chance of voters being able to weigh in or protest their community being sold off so while private corporations are eating up our communities republicans are the ones spoon feeding. let's take a look at the consequences of legislation like this one in florida and other similar bills being considered around the nation let's take a trip to democracy bill here's ou

back to florida the state is suffering with freezing temperatures in the teens ... 22 in jacksonville tallahassee 18 degrees milburn 33 degrees very chilly conditions in florida ... this afternoon we see clouds increasing late in the day the high temperature may hit 39 degrees wind is west southwest 17 mi. per hour 23-28 degrees overnight with breezes at 10 to 14 mi. per hour temperatures will be 15 degrees above normal tomorrow i would say they're more like 29-33 actually into the 40's by thursday ... it will be a very nice day compared to what you typically expect this first week in january we have been extremely fortunate we will see 40 degree temperatures, next two days ... it's time now for today's trivia: which president said that " it is not best to swap horses while crossing the river " ... the answer is still ahead3q if you have high blood pressure, like me, and get a cold... ...you need a cold medicine with a heart. only coricidin hbp has a heart, right here. it's the only cold and flu brand that won't raise your blood pressure. coricidin hbp. powerful cold medicine with a heart. 3q of

in tallahassee, he urged voters to consider temperament and character. >> not just what they say they're for-- because a lot of them say, "oh i'm for this and this and this" and then you find out how disappointed you are, because you don't know what's here. you don't know what's up here. >> warner: texas congressman ron paul was largely skipping the florida contest. but he planned to join his rivals tonight in jacksonville for their final debate ahead of tuesday's primary. and joining us now from jacksonville is our own judy woodruff. hi, judy. >> woodruff: hi, margaret, from jacksonville lville, yes. >> warner: so you have been there a couple days now. what's the dynamic? is it as nasty as it sounds? >> woodruff: i was just thinking margaret, this is a state of over 11 million people and it's a state that's used to being in the national political spotlight so i'm confident there's a huge swath of floridians who are not paying much attention to this campaign. but the folks who are-- the republicans, the independents, no doubt, and even the democrats in this state, because they know what

other readings, tallahassee started at 18 degrees. a bit of a warm up, we are just above freezing. 40s in raleigh and 50s in the deep south. well, this cold air is going to be short lived. we'll have milder air rolling in by the time we get to the end of the week. for part of the weekend, it's going to be very nice with highs rising to the low and mid-50s. as far as snow activity that we get, it comes from a passing disturbance. quickly tomorrow, by 10:00, we'll be into a lot of sunshine across the area. friday, another day with sunshine. it's been a cold start to the week. milder air for the end of the week. very nice conditions, too. for your evening, cloudy, continued cold. south wind at 10 to 15. morning forecast for you, possible flurries for 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 p.m. through tomorrow morning. 25 to 29 degrees. it could be enough snow, too, in the counties north to coat some of the roads, once again. keep that in mind for tomorrow morning. clouds and sunshine tomorrow not as cold, 40 to 45 degrees. a look at the four day forecast f

when they do this, very concerned indeed. 8 below in tallahassee. temperatures going anywhere from 2 to 3 below. that is the threshold, that is when you start getting damage to the citrus crop. let's take you to the scene in central florida and elsewhere, where farmers were irrigating, which certainly helps with the freeze. temperatures have been right around 2 to 3 below. florida citrus mutual estimating, again, some damage to some of the counties there. the key here is that it is not a long duration event. yes, we went to 2 to 3 below but this will not continue for several nights in a row here. i think we'll be in pretty good shape. we've had some damage to the leaves and ice on the fruits but nothing widespread, nothing devastating here. that is certainly excellent news. i'll show you the scene right now as far as the current temperatures. this freeze has been under way across the entire southeastern u.s. it's even kind of cold in miami. orlando, 4 degrees. generally running a little bit milder through the morning. we'll drop a few more degrees a

are a record low temperatures state of florida this morning and look at those numbers 18 degrees in tallahassee. look at this, a satellite pictures show a system to try to come in from the pacific northwest. probably not to be an issue keeping a watch on that locally a few clouds clearing out over most of the area and fact clear to partly cloudy skies reported by every major stationed around chicago. cloudy as possible as the system pushes across the output from our computers notice no precipitation expected rainfall or snow for the next seven days in the short run it snow and canada north of lake superior the forecast for tonight clear skies in the area with late clouds a moderately cold low temperature expected between 25-30 mi.. degrees. 15 degrees plus above normal after that 44-50 degrees not out of question. thursday night moderately cold low temperature and the 30's. friday morning sunshine afternoon clouds look at the temperature range. 42-47 degrees probably ending dispel of 40 degrees thinking saturday-sunday could be a couple of days in the 30's special thanks back to bill snyder can

dickey later became a city maintenance supervisor in tallahassee and sang at his church on sundays. robert dickey was 72. >>> the girl scouts cheered us up this week as part of their 100-year anniversary unveiling a new cookie called savannah smiles named after savannah guthrie. that's the story we're going with anyway. officially they say it's named after the home of their founder not known for her smile. >>> look what we found in the film library. if you're been listening to mitt romney on the campaign trail, listen to his dad george romney in 1967. he was a millionaire auto executive who was a governor and presidential candidate, and he got into a heated exchange on a sidewalk in chicago. >> look, i've been poor. i've been poor. i've worked from the time i was 12. my parents were driven out of old mexico when i was only 5. my people were revolutionary refugees. they had to be fed by the united states government and housed by the united states government. i know what poverty is. i've been up through it. >> the resemblance in looks and talking points from 45 years ago is striking.