a lot of supporters we spoke to say they love trump because they say he wants to make america great. we talked to a woman a short time ago. get him elected and work with other americans and they get in there, and they don t do their job. it s time for something to go do a job who s not owned by special interests or corporations and mr. trump will do it. reporter: again, we have been talking to people in the crowd here. a lot of them talking about the rhetoric that donald trump has been saying in previous campaign rallies. what they would like to hear now are specifics. they want to hear specifics on attacks plan, immigration a tax plan, immigration, what he s going to do about isis. what if he doesn t give you specifics and he is the gop nominee, well, we re just going to have to trust him. we ll hear what he says in an hour. we re live at the usf sun dome. abc action news. candidate causing critics to come out tonight. carson chambers is standing by live with the group
you see all green on our first alert traffic maps. coral reef dve to tamiami trail only a ten-minute ride. 826 southbound to okeecbee road traffic moving around the area of miami lakes at 55 miles per hour. 826 from the big curve to the golden glades under ten minutes. a groundbreaking announcement. president obama will be the first president in more than 80 years to visit the country of cuba. the news has everyone talking this morning on both sides. julia bagg is live at cafe very versailles in little havana. reporter: we re hearing from both sides, people thinking that nothing will change in cuba by what the u.s. is doing, others are somewhat hopeful. first i want to set the stage for you. we re talking about something a sitting u.s. president has visited cuba. that year in this country, prohibition laws are still intact. the following year the stock market could crash. this is what downtown miami looked like in 1928. you might notice one or two fewer skyscrapers in thi
and still months before ttys it s fully under control. will see if it can mount a major operation to push i.s.i.l. out of dug in positions, and u.s. f-16s to attack around ramadi. when i.s.i.l. is out, if the iraqi government can restore government to the mostly sunni city. sunni force of anbar police has also been trained and is ready to provide security once the city has been secured. freeing ramadi from i.s.i.l. control will allow iraq to end the year on a significant victory and allow it once again to set its sights on recapturing mosul, i.s.i.l. s de facto capital in northern iraq. al jazeera s jamie mcintire at the pentagon. mark kimmit joins us. i think jamie was spot on with his analysis. it is going to be a significant victory not just for the iraqi army but for the police forces, and in many ways the tribal forces that are participating in the operation. more importantly it will be a success for prime minister abadi s campaign which has come under criticism for
tonight, the consumer warning. good evening. great to have you with us on this wednesday. i m tom llamas, in for david tonight. and we begin with breaking news. tornadoes touching down right now. deadly storms, just as tens of millions of americans held out for the holidays. this video just in. a massive tornado. take a look at that. ripping through the south. more than a dozen homes damaged or destroyed. this, as there are reports of multiple injuries. one of the twisters cutting through northern mississippi, and look closely. you can see debs whirling through the air. tonight, part of the country under a tornado emergency because several more intense tornadoes could be on the way. all of this just as so many americans are on the move tonight, two-hour delays at the airports. more on that in a moment. but we gun tonight with phillip mena in memphis, under a tornado watch for much of the day. oh, man. reporter: late today, this massive tornado touching down in mississip
tonight, the consumer warning. good evening. great to have you with us on this wednesday. tonight. and we begin with breaking news. tornadoes touching down right now. deadly storms, just as tens of millions of americans held out for the holidays. this video just in. take a look at that. ripping through the south. more than a dozen homes damaged or destroyed. this, as there are reports of multiple injuries. one of the twisters cutting through northern mississippi, and look closely. you can see debris whirling through the air. tonight, part of the country under a tornado emergency because several more intense tornadoes could be on the way. all of this just as so many americans are on the move tonight, two-hour delays at the airports. more on that in a moment. but we gun tonight with phillip mena in memphis, under a tornado watch for much of the day. oh, man. reporter: late today, this officials telling abc news, up to 15 homes destroyed and at least seven injured. two sev