Thanks for joining us this morning. First the most accurate forecast than yesterday . Clearing. We have rain on the radar that will get out of here by 10 am. Was going to happen after that, its going to be chilly. Right now, heres a look, you can see the clouds on the horizon and we see some rain in our future for today. Take a look at live Doppler Radar and you will see there are showers offshore. Fort myers and southern parts of Sarasota County and you can see rain moving in from inglewood to venice to charlotte , a look of rain coming into arcadia and showers through parts of Dallas County all the way up to the east lake. Were seeing the showers and a few more off to the north on the coast of spring hill. All of this the back edge of low pressure you can see its pulling that last look of moisture and so we have a chance of showers along for the Morning Hours but we will clear off into the afternoon. 48 in tampa and we have 46. We have been warmer along the coast with 51 sarasota and
If the clinics receive funding they should be regulated and held accountable. Reporter today, with a protester on their heels these activists say instead of protecting Womens Health the bills strip away the access forcing them to shut down. Intern that could leave patients with fewer options. Floridians and florida Women Deserve better. Reporter this is not just about planned parenthood operations. We are talking about 65 abortion clinics in florida. She tells us she believes she has the support for the bill to become law. Now to an update on those controversial planned parenthood videos. He and Sandra Merritt were indicted last month for making videos that claimed planned for profit. A grand jury looked into the charges for misusing fetal tissue but opted to indict the two who made the videos. Right now it is fair day and the weather is staying true to form. But brighter days are coming. Bill logan has the weather update. Reporter out here at the fair it is important that everything i
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Another Christmas Eve, as I look out my bedroom window, and wonder where the kids could be, it seems so long ago, he sings in the opening verse of the melancholic, three-hanky folk song.Â
This song has special resonance for McGee this year. For the first time in his life, he won t get to see his mother, Martha, on Christmas. She became a resident at Priddy Manor in King a few weeks before the spread of COVID-19 forced assisted living homes to restrict visitors. Typically, we d have a big family gathering, said McGee, who is the executive director of the Stokes County Arts Council. We d be there Christmas morning. This is different, and I m definitely relating to this now. I didn t know it at the time, but she s the someone I was singing about when I wrote this. Years later, she s the subject of my song.