sledding and enjoying other winter just yesterday the daily temperature record was broken with the ame mercury hitting 72 degrees but back in florida freeze warnings are in effect as far as south at marion county, but that did not stop folks from heading to see the holiday lights in downtown ocala. >> it's a little bit chilly out, and not used to living in is know up there. >> temperatures could dip into the upper 20's in some counties tonight. >> it's a novelty for the temperatures to dip down because you know next week we'll be at the beach anyway. >> i love seeing the snow and knowing that i'm not livin' in that snow. >> and seeing that snow while you sit down here in weather and of course today was a little bit closer to the snow temperatures but tonight is the night we'll have to bundle up and tomorrow morning is the morning where you will have to bunlbundle up and you may want o keep that coat around all day, as the temperatures tomorrow will not get out of the 60's. it's hard to see the time lapse view, until the sun goes down cloudin the sky. many areas fails to get out of the

treated with mercury, polished, and in it, a man can see what he is... i was playing cards with a man named norge. norge was a man who hated people, hated them because they were young, because they had decent features, because they were healthy, or just because they were there. - $15,000. i'll have it now. - mr. norge, i do not have $15,000, and you know it. - payable upon demand. well, i demand it now. - i don't have $15,000! now what do you want? - i want you to kill a man. - to kill a man? - there's a place called delta valley.y. i own it all, animals and people included. and yet if i even set foot inside that valley, i'd die. - of what? - smoke. that's the name of the man you're going to kill. he's wanted in a dozen states for a dozen crimes. he rode into delta about a year ago, badly wounded. and out of pitit my townspeople nursed him back to health. then he killed my guards. and one night i woke up with him standing over my bed with a knife at my throat. and he said to me, if you ever return, i'll kill you." i've chosen you very carefully. i know y

the mercury program, the gemini program and the apollo program. >> what i am really excited about is the possibility that this could be used as a motivational tool for young people. >> director bob cabana a hall in america is robust and vibrant. >> we are building commercial spacecraft to once again take americans to the international space station. >> and every artifactlize these helmets from the 1960s is absolutely authentic and it also includes the original mission control, in from the mercury program which was from 1958 to '63. and can you imagine back then what you are looking at here was as high-tech as at the kennedy space center visitors center, phil keating, fox news. >>> the heroes and legend exhibit comes as part of a regular admission to the kennedy space center. visit today from 9:00 in the morning until 6:00. >>> still to come on "good day tampa bay" a site of terrible tragedy. >> sorboni: one year later the bataclan concert hall in paris is getting ready to reopen their doors tonight. morning the home used in "mrs. doubtfire" has a new owner. how much it sold for next.

a martin's beach near half moon bay, the mercury news report have ended in a stalemate, after nearly two years of negotiations. they have refused to sell more than six acres for public easement. the governor says the chances of the governor says the chances of the commission a's na eminant domain. >>> recent rain, east bay park district says don't eats the mushrooms. the world's most toxic mushrooms, the death cap and western destroying angel. >> that's the name? >> yeah, intense names. terrible consequences. tip for avoiding them, both of them grow near oak trees. eating can result in liver and renal failure if you don't get help right away. >>> happening today, sfo airport director says a big problem with a couple of runways. here is a live look from the sfo cam. the director says part of the sea wall needs repair, and they're looking for $1.5 million from the city. runway 19l and 19r are in danger of flooding, and the finance committee expected to take it up today at 10:00 a.m. >>> a man is wanted in new york for stealing a bucket full of gold flakes. attack a look at the surveill

how ironic that i am using your rocket ship to lead my space force into battle. you're wrong, chaotica. before you came on board someone pushed the self-destruct button. in three minutes, we'll all be dead. no! ( door opens ) spaceman first class, protector of earth scourge of intergalactic evil... at your service. but i saw you fall into the fiery mouth a little lav of that volcano. a to stop captain proton. now, i want you to call off your invasion and give me back my rocket ship. there is one force in t ts universe that even you cannot defeat. the same to you. doc. mr. paris. i should have known it was you monopolizing the holodeck. who is this insolent fool? uh, he's one of our men. computer, adjust the doctor's spectrtr frequency. i have no interest in your frivolous fantasasy. i'm here to rehearse a duet from don carlo enough! robot, attack. ( screams ) start with him. computer, freeze program. doc, this is the final chapter-- satan's robot conquers the world. we can't'ttop now. does the phrase "to be continued" mean anything to you? your opera can wait. th

i am ready to be cured. are you ready? ask your hep c specialist if harvoni is right for you. >>> scientists discovered a new large valley on the planet mercury, and it may be evidence that the planet is buckling, causing mercury to shrink. it was discovered with a high resolution map created with images from the messenger spacecraft. that's what you see here. the valley is 250 miles wide, 600 miles long, and two miles deep. it's one of the largest and youngest valleys on mercury. >> huh. >>> well, powered exoskeletons help people who lost mobility to walk again. it's a challenge a number of bay area companies are working on, and, today, one of the companies unveiled a different kind of exoskeleton that could find a home in the workplace. abc 7 news reporter tried one on. >> reporter: logan is protecting more than just his eyes. while the drill does the work, his joints and muscles take a break. >> whether drilling here or here, it supports my arm. >> reporter: he's wearing an exoskelet exoskeleton. >> a safety device to b

one of them was the mercury and air toxic standard. i thought it was time, under the clean air act, somebody thought these old units with no modern controls on them would somehow have faded out, but they didn't. lowering the toxics that our kids are so vulnerable to -- it was really important to me. the other one was the pollution role. we did not do so well the first time. we ended up doing really well on appeal. that was really important to me because in the new england area we get a lot of that downwind air that comes from up when sources. we spent a lot of resources to make sure the air that we produce in new england is clean. we felt it was an equity and justice issue that required folks do the best they could everywhere. we did it in a way that is reasonable and cost-effective by designing a trading program around that. having said that, i am really happy that we got the clean water rule over the finish line. i am looking forward to the agency defending it in court. i think we should be embarrassed to have a law that old -- twice

one of them was the mercury and air toxic standard. i thought it was time, under the clean air act, somebody thought these old units with no modern controls on them would somehow have faded out, but they didn't. lowering the toxics that our kids are so vulnerable to -- it was really important to me. the other one was the pollution role. we did not do so well the first time. we ended up doing really well on appeal. that was really important to me because in the new england area we get a lot of that downwind air that comes from up when sources. we spent a lot of resources to make sure the air that we produce in new england is clean. we felt it was an equity and justice issue that required folks do the best they could everywhere. we did it in a way that is reasonable and cost-effective by designing a trading program around that. having said that, i am really happy that we got the clean water polo or the finish line. i am looking forward to the agency defending it in court. i think we should be embarrassed to have a law that old -- twice g