news this morning. a hurricane warning is in place in the bahamas as hurricane matthew gains strength in the carribean. haiti is getting hit by the storm right now. the eye of the storm is producing life- threatening rain, wind and a storm surge as it marches through the carribean. the category four storm is packing winds of up to 145 miles an hour. some areas could see as much as 40 inches of rain. u-s forecasters say it s too early east coast could be impacted. right now, pensacola, florida is welcoming hundreds of people forced to evacuate their native cuba. first - les krifaton joins us with a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. daytime highs remain below normal again tuesday under sunny skies. the system that pushed the cooler air into pressure by the end of the week which will take us back to seasonal temperatures. before then a few weak systems will help develop breezy conditions wednesday evening into thursday morning. ready to square off for the vice presi
the modifying video competition report, some of those things. i have got a piece of legislation we ve passed out of the full house twice now, very bipartisan, i think it was unanimous earlier in this congress called the fcc consolidated reporting act which really tries to take a broad view and to eliminate a lot of the outdated reports, to streamline the reporting process. something that i think you have seen bipartisan support to do in the house. we re trying to get the senate to take that up. i m not sure if you have a comment on what you think should happen there, if that s something you re supportive of generally, especially as it relates to the bipartisan bill in the house trying to move through the senate to ultimately become law to streamline the process as your staff has suggested. so on the senate side, it s senator heller who has been pushing on this, and i know that he and senator rockefeller are talking about it in terms of their package of legislation over ther
he believed he was in danger. and he used a gun to end what he felt was a threat to his own life. he is going to spend the rest of his life second guessing his decision to get out of the car to follow a young man he thought might be part of a crime wave in his neighborhood. and trayvon martin is not a hero, he was a young man whose life ended way too soon, maybe because he decided to confront a man he believed was showing him disrespect. even if one believes the jury got it right with a not guilty verdict, there s no reason for high fiving and back slapping, because it was a tragedy for all involved, and despite the screams of al sharpton who sees racism in everything and who claimed the verdict was a slap in the face of justice, this was in fact justice, as it was designed under our constituon. justice doesn t mean perfection or even right. it means we re reminded that we are a nation of laws, not men, a nation with imperfect legislators who write the laws, reflecting our co
The father-son team of Mike McKee and Justin McKee of Nisswa beat out more than 130 other teams to win the two-day Leech Lake Walleye Tournament Saturday.
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