you will get one clayton. i have children. so this is to prepare your kids for hurricane season, you know, i m so excited. russ cox joined me again for freddie the frog part 3. beautiful illustrations, i m so excited. freddie is a noah ready ambassador. there you go. he is an ambassador. when did this come out? it came on monday. no way. congratulations. we have kids on the plaza, so every kid is going to get a freddie the frog. i m only half way through it. you are so prolific. real page turner. thank you. i m going to finish it on my summer vacation. i would like a review please on amazon.com. wonderful janice. thank you. that s so kind. you guys are great. let s take a look at the weather across the nation shall we? it s a rib beting read. hail, damaging winds isolated tornadoes until 7:00 p.m. local time.
and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i m looking at it right now. oh, yeah? yeah. what s the. guest room situation? the name your price tool, making the world a little more progressive. each weekday hear my commentery on the huckabee report. details at mikehuckabee.com. all right. everybody wants to know about the weather. is it hot? do i need an umbrella or carry a heavy jacket? and kids want to know if there is a snow day so they can get out of school. fox s janice don t has the answers because she is the weather machine. (applause) whether it is the extreme
weather blizzards, she is busy raising two young sons and struggling with multiple sclers onnis. janice has a brand new bock helping kids learn about the weather. it is called freddie, the frog caster. oh, my gosh. this audience is fantastic. they are great. (applause) see now i am addicted. i want them to come while i do the weather. and i do it in back of the green screen and when i give a good forecast. you predict rain and blizzards. they can go boo. and this bunch will. case interactive. a lot of people don t understand that you are one of the happiest and upbeat people i know and that s why everybody loves and you everyone loves janice don t. many people don t know that you have an incredible attitude about life despite you battle
blessed and i am very fortunate. we are fingerprint that you wrote a great bock that i got a copy for my grandchildren. i will have to give manny copies for the grandchildren. thort. i will have to buy a bunch of them. what made you say i will write a book to help children understand weather. i have been here a decade and started when i was 14. over the years, people say my child and grandchild and niece and nephew are interested in the weather and upons to go on outside. do you have recommonedations for bocks and kids. i did research and there was not anything out there and there was a platform and my four year old one day tock a wash clothe and the water came out and momma, that is a cloud. and i am thinking that is a smart by. and i realized they have an appreciation at a young age for weather.
frog casting weather since he was a tadpole and his parents encouraged the love of weather. and they get hymnbooks and his station outside and he takes an interest in the weather, an early interest and i think one of the mn lessons in there is encourage your children about what they most love to do, even if they are small, hard work pays off. what i also want to do with the book, which i think is a lovely story and beautiful illustrations, russ cox did an amazing job, but there s meteorology terms that i simplified a little bit and it s also very educational and i don t think we get it a lot in children s books. the old saying by mark twain, everybody talks about the weather but doesn t do anything about it. janice dean did something about it. she wrote a book. thank you. i adore you. i adore you. wonderful audience. thank you for having me on. thank you. i ll be back with closing