Arthel: well, marches coming in like a lion. millions of people under winter weather alerts and the big storm sweeping the country to tell us the details at it is a big storm moving across the country and covering different issues. at this point st. louis chicago cincinnati, cleveland. further south is there actually some big thunderstorms sweeping across the south. some could become severe weather talking about hail, damaging when does an area stretching across portions of southern alabama into georgia appeared areas where you can see a severe that this afternoon running into the evening hours. on the backside of the system there s more problems do not scold there that will eventually bring a big freeze to the country. these are some current temperatures down into the negative but with the wind behind the system feels like negative 32. feels like negative 35 in some places. it is frigid on the backside of the system. we ll put it in the motion and see where it s heading to next. aga
Incapable of running for president on the democrat ticket? i think you all get the point.st this is going in a bad direction for the democrats and probably for the rest of us as well. but each time the dems highlight the evolving purity of their party and reach into the past to convict someone today, they end up distancing themselves from america. yesterday it was maga hats that were racist. today anyone who ever impersonated michael jackson at a party might as well have burned a cross on someone s lawn. former democratic congressman jim rand, a northam defender put it this way this weekend. i think it is a rush to judgment. before we know all the facts and before we ve considered all the consequences. even if the worst-case scenario if it is true, george, i think there s an issue of redemption. laura: oh, no, redemption forgiveness which was only reserved for the left is now unavailable for them too.
Shortly. it is going to bring panama city, population 75,000 when you combine panama city and panama city beach, and the smaller areas around mexico beach and point st. joe, and if you live here, you don t like it, because you are in the worst portion of the storm as it comes on shore. and the winds, and you can see the portion of the storm right now, andrea, where we have the reporters and get in and out and we are losing the transmission a little bit, but in the next hour or so, we won t be able to talk to them, because it is too dangerous for the crews or anyone to be outside, period. the winds are 71 in apalachicola, and panama city about 48 and this is when we will lose the power when the winds are into the 50, 60, 70, 80-mile-an-hour range. and as far as the storm surge, the area to be hardest hit to the right of the center where they will be 6 to 10 feet, and in some areas 14 feet of water. that is an incredible number. if you are look at the beaches and the houses, they are usu
the launch had a special meaning for some schoolchildren in point st. john, florida. abc s john quinones went to see them. reporter: children of challenger 7 elementary had been waiting for this day since challenger explosion. many of these kids were eyewitnesses to this tragedy. i just fell apart when it blew up. reporter: the kids spent hours painting posters, building shuttle models and writing down in words sentiments of the heart. dear nasa, hope this launch is a good one. i hope no one gets hurt going