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AMBER ALERT TOSS-TRX- OC CG ANIMAP

BREAKING NEWS RIGHT NOW AT FIVE.

AN AMBER ALERT HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR A TWO YEAR OLD GIRL FROM IMMOKALEE.

HERE'S A DESCRIPTION OF HER.

SHE'S HAS BLACK HAIR AND BROWN EYES.

SHE STANDS THREE FEET TALL - AND WEIGHS 40 POUNDS.

DENISE HERNANDEZ WAS LAST SEEN NEAR 407 WELLS STREET IN IMMOKALEE,

WEARING A WHITE PAJAMA GOWN WITH MULTI-COLORED STRIPES.

AMBER ALERT-REM-LIVE

AMBER ALERT-VO

THE AMBER ALERT WAS ISSUED AROUND 1:45 THIS MORNING.

I TALKED TO A FAMILY FRIEND THAT HAD BEEN OUT HERE HELPING TO LOOK FOR THE LITTLE GIRL.

SHE DIDN'T WANT TO GO ON CAMERA, BUT SHE SAID IT WAS THE FATHER THAT NOTICED THE LITTLE GIRL WAS MISSING.

SHE SAID HE WENT INTO HIS KIDS' BEDROOM TO SHUT OFF THEIR TV, THAT'S WHEN HE REALIZED HE WAS MISSING A CHILD.

AMBER ALERT-SOTVO

AMBER ALERT-REM-LIVE

SEARCH CREWS ONCE AGAIN, BEING VERY THOROUGH, LOOKING THROUGH EVERYTHING, INCLUDING TRASH CANS.

DEPUTIES ARE ALSO NOT TAKING ANY CHANCES.

THEY'RE BEING TOLD TO KEEP TRASH CREWS AWAY AND TO NOT LET THEM TAKE ANYTHING FROM THE AREA.

WE'RE STILL WAITING ON THE COLLIER COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE TO OBTAIN AND RELEASE A PHOTO.

YOU CAN COUNT ON US TO KEEP YOU UP TO DATE ON THIS BREAKING NEWS.

5:02 FORECAST ON THE 2'S-CLIP

5:02 FORECAST ON THE 2'S-WX WALL

Today's Weather Story

THIS WEATHERCAST HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE NBC2 WEATHER STAFF.

IT IS NOT A VERBATIM OF WHAT IS BEING SAID, BUT IS THE FORECAST FOR OUR AREA.

"A warm start to the week"

Yesterday's high of 84° fell a couple of degrees short of the record, which was 86° set back in 2005. Even though we didn't rewrite the record books, it was still pretty warm by January standards. Monday will be no different, as our unseasonably warm weather pattern continues with afternoon temperatures running eight to ten degrees above the average.

Early in the morning, temperatures will be at their coolest with most of us in the lower to middle 60s. Sunshine will be in control of our skies this afternoon with a few fair weather cumulus clouds scattered about as rain chances stay less than 10%. With highs forecasted to remain in the lower half of the 80s, it looks like our record of 86° set back in 1989 will remain for another year.

Not much will change as we head beyond Monday. In fact, the ridge of high pressure that has been in control of our weather over the last several days will maintain its grip over the area. It will keep us under a southeasterly wind flow, which will keep our afternoon highs in the 80s with lows in the 60s.

CAPE DEATH INVESTIGATION-TRXVOTOPS

DEVELOPING THIS MORNING AS YOU WAKE UP --

A DEATH INVESTIGATION UNFOLDS IN CAPE CORAL

A WOMAN WAS FOUND DEAD INSIDE A HOME ON NORTHEAST 18TH AVENUE.

CAPE DEATH INVESTIGATION-SOTVO

28:57 "You see something like this it just kinda rattles the core of the neighborhood."

CAPE CORAL POLICE SAY THEY ARE WAITING FOR THE MAN TO WAKE UP TO QUESTION HIM.

BUSY WEEK IN WASHINGTON-2 SHOT

A BUSY WEEK AHEAD IN WASHINGTON --

CREWS WORK TO PREPARE FOR PRESIDENT OBAMA'S SECOND INAUGURATION.

AND IT'S BACK TO BUSINESS FOR THE HOUSE MEMBERS, WHO RETURN BACK TO.

SOME TOPICS TO TACKLE:

THE PRESIDENT'S NEW PICKS FOR HIS CABINET, THE DEBT CEILING AND VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN'S RECOMMENDATIONS ON GUN CONTROL.

BUSY WEEK IN WASHINGTON-TRX PKG

WITH INAUGURAL REHEARSALS UNDERWAY, THE NRA AND LAWMAKERS ARE WEIGHING IN ON WHETHER CONGRESS WILL PASS A BAN ON ASSAULT WEAPONS.

super burned in

"The likelihood is that they are not going to be able to get an assault weapons ban through this Congress."

super burned in

West Virginia

"Stand alone ban on just gun alone will not in the political reality that we have today will not go anywhere."

VICE PRESIDENT BIDEN'S SITTING DOWN WITH CABINET MEMBERS TODAY TO FINALIZE RECOMMENDATIONS HE'LL PRESENT TOMORROW.

LIKELY AMONG THEM: UNIVERSAL BACKGROUND CHECKS.

RESTRICTIONS ON HIGH-CAPACITY CLIPS

AND BARRING GUN SALES TO THE MENTALLY ILL.

ALSO AHEAD: SENATE CONFIRMATION HEARINGS. WITH DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS STILL TROUBLED BY DEFENSE NOMINEE CHUCK HAGEL'S VIEWS ON IRAN AND ISRAEL.

super burned in

Arizona

"These are legitimate questions that need to be asked."

super burned in

"Chuck Hagel is a solid guy who speaks his mind. He is a good supporter of Israel. He has been there and the record will show that but he is not reluctant to disagree when he thinks disagreement is appropriate."

THE HOUSE IS BACK TODAY. THEY'LL SOON HAVE TO MAKE DECISIONS ON WHETHER AMERICA CAN BORROW MORE MONEY.

WE COULD HIT OUR DEBT LIMIT AS SOON AS MID-FEBRUARY.

NEWTOWN ONE MONTH LATER-VO-WIPE

RESIDENTS OF NEWTOWN, CONNECTICUT FACE A DIFFICULT DECISION --

ONE MONTH AFTER THE TRAGIC SHOOTING AT SANDY HOOK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.

SHOULD THE BUILDING BE TORN DOWN, TURNED INTO A MUSEUM OR SHOULD IT BE RE-OPENED.

RESIDENTS PACKED A HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM SUNDAY TO DISCUSS THE FUTURE OF SANDY HOOK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WHERE 20 FIRST GRADERS AND SIX STAFF MEMBERS WERE KILLED.

NEWTOWN ONE MONTH LATER-SOTVO

I don't think we should expect the students who are most hurting or the parents who are most hurting or the teachers who are most hurting to have to enter that school again.

My best memories were at Sandy Hook School. I think that children in the future deserve to experience the same beautiful memories that I did and if we were to knock the school down we would be preventing future children from experiencing the same memories.

THE MASSACRE AT NEWTOWN HAS NOW REIGNITED THE DEBATE ON GUN CONTROL.

CA THEATER SHOOTING-VO

NOW TO THE NATION'S LATEST PUBLIC SHOOTING --

A SUSPECTED GUNMAN IS EXPECTED TO SURVIVE --

AFTER HE WAS SHOT AND ARRESTED INSIDE A SAN DIEGO MOVIE THEATER.

IT HAPPENED SATURDAY NIGHT DURING A SHOWING OF LES MIS. TWO DOZEN PEOPLE HIT THE GROUND WHEN AN ARMED MAN RAN INTO THE THEATER.

THE SUSPECTED GUNMAN WAS CRITICALLY INJURED BUT NO ONE ELSE INSIDE THE THEATER WAS HURT.

COSTA CONCORDIA MEMORIAL-VO

TURNING TO ITALY THIS MORNING.

THE SKIES ABOVE THE COSTA CONCORDIA WERE LIT UP IN MEMORY OF THOSE KILLED IN THE DISASTER ONE YEAR AGO.

MOURNERS CARRIED CANDLES LAST NIGHT AND LIT LANTERNS, WHICH WERE THEN RELEASED.

THE EVENT HONORED THE 32 PEOPLE KILLED IN THE INCIDENT.

COSTA SIREN-NATS VOTOPS

nats of siren

SIRENS ALSO MARKED THE REMEMBRANCE.

FAMILIES OF VICTIMS VISITED THE CRUISE SHIP WRECKAGE YESTERDAY.

THEY THREW FLOWERS INTO THE SEA.

I75 CRASH FOLO-SOTVO

LT. GREG BUENO

18:41 the blue SUV that was struck in the initial crash was struck 4 times. So that vehicle was involved in 4 of the 5 crashes.

8 OF 15 PEOPLE IN THE WRECK WERE TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL.

INCLUDING A 7 YEAR OLD BOY.

I75 CRASH FOLO-SSVO WIPE

8 PEOPLE ARE RECOVERING THIS MORNING AFTER BEING INJURED IN CRASHES OVER THE WEEKEND ON I-75.

THESE TWO MEN, 23 YEAR OLD ANDREW ROJAS AND 34 YEAR OLD ANDRES HERNANDEZ-DOMINGUEZ WERE BEHIND THE WHEEL OF TWO OF THE CARS THAT COLLIDED.

THIS MORNING -- THEY'RE FACING DUI CHARGES.

IT HAPPENED JUST SOUTH OF THE ALICO ROAD EXIT AROUND 2 AM SUNDAY MORNING.

THERE WERE 5 CRASHES INOLVING 6 VEHICLES.

MUBARAK APPEAL-VO

AN EGYPTIAN COURT ORDERS A RETRIAL FOR FORMER PRESIDENT HOSNI MUBARAK.

THE COURT GRANTED HIS APPEAL ON CHARGES MUBARAK FAILED TO PREVENT THE KILLING OF PROTESTERS DURING THE REVOLUTION THAT OUSTED HIM FROM POWER.

MUBARAK WAS MOVED TO A MILITARY HOSPITAL LAST MONTH AFTER A FALL INSIDE A PRISON BATHROOM,

ELECTION HEARING-VO SS

WE HAVE A CREW IN TALLAHASSEE THIS MORNING.

WHERE LONG VOTING LINES WILL BE THE TOPIC OF DISCUSSION. LEE COUNTY SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS SHARON HARRINGTON WILL TESTIFY, ALONG WITH OTHER SUPERVISORS FROM ACROSS THE STATE.

NBC2 INVESTIGATOR DAVE ELIAS GOT INTO THE CAPITOL LAST NIGHT.

FLU OUTBREAK-VO OC

THIS YEAR'S DEADLY FLU SEASON IS STARTING TO BREAK ACCORDING TO THE C-D-C.

THE LATEST C-D-C ACTIVITY MAP LISTS SEVERAL STATES THAT HAVE SEEN A DROP IN FLU LEVELS.

PARTICULARY IN SOUTHEASTERN STATES LIKE FLORIDA, GEORGIA, AND SOUTH CAROLINA.

ONLY 24 STATES WERE REPORTING HIGH LEVELS OF FLU ACTIVITY.

THAT IS DOWN FROM 29 STATES THE PREVIOUS WEEK.

THE BAD NEWS -- THERE ARE STILL AT LEAST SIX WEEKS LEFT IN FLU SEASON.

QUARTER HOUR PUSH-TRX 2 SHOT CG

NBC2 ON SCENE OF BREAKING NEWS RIGHT NOW --

INVESTIGATORS SEACH FOR CLUES INTO THE DISSAPEARANCE OF A TWO YEAR OLD GIRL.

RIGHT NOW WE HAVE A DESCRIPTION OF DENISE HERNANDEZ.

SHE'S GOT BLACK HAIR AND BROWN EYES.

SHE STANDS THREE FEET TALL - AND WEIGHS 40 POUNDS.

SHE WAS LAST SEEN NEAR THE 400 BLOCK OF WELLS STREET.

WE'RE STAYING ON TOP OF ALL THE LATEST DETAILS THIS MORNING --

FORECAST TEASE-OMNI

BREAK FOUR 5:09:43

HIT TIME 5:09:43

5:12 FORECAST ON THE 2'S-CLIP

5:12 FORECAST ON THE 2'S-WX WALL

Full Forecast

THIS WEATHERCAST HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE NBC2 WEATHER STAFF.

IT IS NOT A VERBATIM OF WHAT IS BEING SAID, BUT IS THE FORECAST FOR OUR AREA.

"A warm start to the week"

Yesterday's high of 84° fell a couple of degrees short of the record, which was 86° set back in 2005. Even though we didn't rewrite the record books, it was still pretty warm by January standards. Monday will be no different, as our unseasonably warm weather pattern continues with afternoon temperatures running eight to ten degrees above the average.

Early in the morning, temperatures will be at their coolest with most of us in the lower to middle 60s. Sunshine will be in control of our skies this afternoon with a few fair weather cumulus clouds scattered about as rain chances stay less than 10%. With highs forecasted to remain in the lower half of the 80s, it looks like our record of 86° set back in 1989 will remain for another year.

Not much will change as we head beyond Monday. In fact, the ridge of high pressure that has been in control of our weather over the last several days will maintain its grip over the area. It will keep us under a southeasterly wind flow, which will keep our afternoon highs in the 80s with lows in the 60s.

BUSH UPDATE-VO

AN UPDATE ON THE HEALTH OF FORMER PRESIDENT GEORGE H-W BUSH. WE ARE LEARNING THIS MORNING, THAT HE COULE BE OUT OF THE HOSPITAL AS SOON AS TODAY.

ACCORDING TO A FAMILY SPOKESPERSON, DOCTORS HOPE TO RELEASE THE 41ST PRESIDENT EARLY THIS WEEK.

MR. BUSH HAS BEEN AT A HOUSTON HOSPITAL SINCE NOVEMBER.

LANCE TO ADMIT DOPING-VO

FORMER PRO CYCLIST LANCE ARMSTRONG WILL SIT DOWN WITH OPRAH TODAY--

AND HE'S EXPECTED TO MAKE SOME SHOCKING REVELATIONS.

HE'S EXPECTED TO ADMIT TO DOPING.

IN THE PAST HE HAS ADAMANTLY DENIED IT.

A CONFESSION COULD GIVE HIM A SHOT AT RESUMING HIS COMPETITIVE RACING CAREER.

CHAVEZ HEALTH CONDITION-VO

VENEZUELAN PRESIDENT HUGO CHAVEZ'S HEALTH CONDITION IS SAID TO BE IMPROVING.

A GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS SAYS CHAVEZ'S LUNG INFECTION IS NOW UNDER CONTROL.

HE ALSO SAID CHAVEZ IS CONSCIOUS -- YET STILL IN A DELICATE STATE.

THE LEADER SUFFERED COMPLICATIONS AFTER HIS FOURTH CANCER OPERATION LAST MONTH.

INTERNET ACTIVIST DEATH-VO

A WELL KNOWN INTERNET POLITICAL ACTIVIST COMMITTEED SUICIDE OVER THE WEEKEND.

AARON SWARTZ WAS 26-YEARS-OLD AND WAS KNOWN AS A TECH PRODIGY.

HE ALSO CO-FOUNDED THE GROUP DEMAND PROGESS.

BUT IN RECENT YEARS HE FELL ON HARD TIMES.

HAITI ANNIVERSARY-VO

A DEADLY ANNIVERSARY MARKED OVER THE WEEKEND --

IT WAS THREE YEARS AGO THAT A DEVASTATING EARTHQUAKE HIT HAITI.

220-THOUSAND PEOPLE DIED --

AND ONE-POINT-FIVE MILLION WERE MADE HOMELESS.

THE IMPOVERISHED ISLAND NATION IS STILL FEELING THE EFFECTS.

BUSINESS WEEK AHEAD BOEING-VO

LOOKING AHEAD THIS WEEK, THE F-A-A IS PROMISING A TOP-TO-BOTTOM REVIEW OF THE NEW DREAMLINER JET.

SARASOTA PLANE CRASH FOLO-VOTOPS

INVESTIGATORS ARE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHAT LED TO THIS PLANE CRASH IN SARASOTA.

WE NOW KNOW THE NAME OF THE PILOT KILLED -- JOHN WILLIAM ARDOYNO -- FROM WISCONSIN.

ONE PASSENGER -- WILLIAM JACKSON OF MICHIGAN, WAS WITH HIM.

JACKSON IS IN CRITICAL CONDITION THIS MORNING.

LOUD BOOMS-OC

DID YOU HEAR THOSE *LOUD BOOMS* IN LEE COUNTY LAST NIGHT?

FROM CAPE CORAL TO SOUTH FORT MYERS AND SAN CARLOS PARK --

WE'VE BEEN HEARING FROM YOU ON OUR FACEBOOK PAGE.

OUR TEAM HAS BEEN TRYING TO TRACK DOWN AN ANSWER -- BUT IT'S STILL A MYSTERY THIS MORNING.

ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE-VO

THE USE OF ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE IS INCREASING AMONG CHILDREN, ESPECIALLY THOSE WITH CHRONIC CONDITIONS.

A STUDY OF TWO SPECIALTY HEALTH CLINICS FOUND ALMOST HALF OF PATIENTS WERE USING ALTERNATIVE THERAPIES ALONG WITH CONVENTIONAL MEDICAL CARE.

THE MOST COMMON THERAPIES WERE MASSAGE, AROMATHERAPY AND RELAXATION.

INTERNET STRANGERS-VO

ONE IN THREE TEEN GIRLS SAYS THEY HAVE SET UP IN-PERSON MEETINGS WITH PEOPLE THEY MET ONLINE.

RESEARCHERS STUDIED OVER TWO HUNDRED TEEN GIRLS.

THIRTY PERCENT OF THE GIRLS IN THE STUDY SAID THEY HAD OFFLINE MEETINGS WITH PEOPLE THEY FIRST MET ON THE INTERNET -- BEFORE THE IDENTITY OF THAT PERSON HAD BEEN CONFIRMED.

HIGH QUALITY PARENTING -- THOSE WHO CHECKED WHAT THEIR CHILDREN WERE POSTING AND WHO THEY COMMUNICATED WITH -- REDUCED THE NUMBER OF RISKY ONLINE BEHAVIORS.

NO SICK DAYS-VO

YOU KNOW THAT COUGHING CO-WORKER YOU WISH WOULD STAY HOME?

TURNS OUT, MANY AMERICANS CANNOT AFFORD TO.

ACCORDING TO THE BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS,

NEARLY A THIRD OF THE NATION'S EMPLOYEES CAN NOT TAKE SICK DAYS.

WHILE MOST FULL-TIMERS GET PAID SICK DAYS, ONLY A FRACTION OF PART-TIME WORKERS GET THEM.

GOLDEN GLOBES WRAP-2 SHOT

THE BIGGEST NAMES IN TELEVISION AND MOVIES GATHERED IN HOLLYWOOD FOR THE 70TH ANNUAL GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS.

THE HOLLYWOOD FOREIGN PRESS ASSOCIATION DOLES OUT THE HONORS --

GOLDEN GLOBES WRAP-PKG

nats "And the Golden Globe goes to."

IT WAS A BEST DRAMA UPSET.

nats "Argo!"

A THRILLER ABOUT THE REAL LIFE IRAN HOSTAGE SAGA OF THE LATE 70'S.

BEAT OUT FAVORITES "LINCOLN" AND "ZERO DARK THIRTY" FOR THE NIGHT'S BIG HONOR.AND "ARGO"'S DIRECTOR, BEN AFFLECK ALSO WON.JUST DAYS AFTER BEING SNUBBED FOR A NOMINATION BY THE ACADEMY AWARDS.

"I don't care what the award is, when they put your name next to the names she just read, it's an extraordinary thing in your life."

NO SURPRISES IN THE ACTING CATEGORIES FOR DRAMA.JESSICA CHASTAIN WON BEST ACTRESS FOR "ZERO DARK THIRTY".

nat "It's a beautiful feeling to receive this encouragement and support."

BEST ACTOR WENT TO DANIEL DAY LEWIS FOR "LINCOLN".

nat "Sincerest appreciation to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association for this lovely thing."

THREE BIG WINS ON THE NIGHT FOR "LES MISERABLES".IT SCORED BEST MUSICAL OR COMEDY.BEST ACTOR FOR HUGH JACKMAN.AND BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS FOR ANNE HATHAWAY.

nats "Thank you for this lovely blunt object that I will forever more use as a weapon against self doubt."

HONORS FOR BEST ACTRESS IN A MUSICAL OR COMEDY WENT TO JENNIFER LAWRENCE FOR "SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK".

nats "I beat Meryl!"

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR WENT TO CHRISTOPH WALTZ FOR "DJANGO UNCHAINED".

nats "Homeland!"

IN THE TELEVISION CATEGORIES."HOMELAND" WON BIG FOR THE SECOND YEAR IN A ROW.BEST DRAMA.AND BEST ACTRESS

FOR CLAIRE DANES.PLUS, A FIRST-TIME BEST ACTOR WIN FOR DAMIAN LEWIS.

nats

HBO'S "GIRLS" PULLED A DOUBLE SURPRISE.WINNING BEST COMEDY.AND BEST ACTRESS IN A COMEDY FOR THE

SHOW'S CREATOR, LENA DUNHAM.

nats "I thought I was going to be a cooler customer if this ever happened, which I didn't think it would."

KUDOS FOR BEST ACTOR IN A COMEDY WENT TO DON CHEADLE FOR 'HOUSE OF LIES'.

NO GLOBES FOR NOMINEES TINA FEY AND AMY POEHLER.BUT THEY SCORED AS THE SHOW'S HOSTS

nats "Ricky Gervais couldn't attend.he's no longer technically in show business."

BREAKING NEWS UPDATE-TRX 2SHOT SS

YOUR TIME RIGHT NOW --

WE'RE FOLLWING BREAKING NEWS.

THE SEARCH CONTINUES AT THIS HOUR FOR A MISSING TWO YEAR OLD GIRL.

WE HAVE A DESCRIPTION OF DENISE HERNANDEZ FROM IMMOKALEE.

SHE HAS BLACK HAIR AND BROWN EYES. SHE'S 3 FEET TALL, AND WEIGHS 40 POUNDS.

SHE WAS LAST SEEN NEAR THE 400 BLOCK OF WELLS STREET.

WE'RE STAYING ON TOP OF ALL THE LATEST DETAILS THIS MORNING --

BREAK FIVE 5:19:15

HIT TIME 5:19:15 AM

5:22 FORECAST ON THE 2'S-CLIP

5:22 FORECAST ON THE 2'S-WX WALL

Day Planner

THIS WEATHERCAST HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE NBC2 WEATHER STAFF.

IT IS NOT A VERBATIM OF WHAT IS BEING SAID, BUT IS THE FORECAST FOR OUR AREA.

"A warm start to the week"

Yesterday's high of 84° fell a couple of degrees short of the record, which was 86° set back in 2005. Even though we didn't rewrite the record books, it was still pretty warm by January standards. Monday will be no different, as our unseasonably warm weather pattern continues with afternoon temperatures running eight to ten degrees above the average.

Early in the morning, temperatures will be at their coolest with most of us in the lower to middle 60s. Sunshine will be in control of our skies this afternoon with a few fair weather cumulus clouds scattered about as rain chances stay less than 10%. With highs forecasted to remain in the lower half of the 80s, it looks like our record of 86° set back in 1989 will remain for another year.

Not much will change as we head beyond Monday. In fact, the ridge of high pressure that has been in control of our weather over the last several days will maintain its grip over the area. It will keep us under a southeasterly wind flow, which will keep our afternoon highs in the 80s with lows in the 60s.

TRAFFIC-LIVE CAM, NAVI

ALL CLEAR, CHAR CO ENFORCEMENT

CHECKING THE ROADS RIGHT NOW--

EYE 75 AND U-S 41 ALL CLEAR.

TRAFFIC BILLBOARD-CLIPTOPS

CLINTON AT GLOBES-VO

A FORMER PRESIDENT UPSTAGES HOLLYWOOD'S ELITE AT THE GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS CEREMONY.

FORMER PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON WALKED OUT ON STAGE -- MAKING A SPECIAL APPEARANCE.

THE ROOM STOOD IN APPLAUSE.

TOSS TO BUSINESS PACKAGE-ONCAM

THE US POSTAL SERVICE IS STILL BURNING THROUGH $25-MILLION DOLLARS A DAY-- AND IT'S GETTING CLOSER TO RUNNING OUT OF CASH.

PLUS, HOSTESS' WONDERBREAD IS GETTING CLOSER TO BEING SOLD.

WITH MORE, LET'S GET TO BLOOMBERG'S JANE KING.

SHE'S AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE WITH THAT AND WHY YOU MAY HAVE LESS SPENDING MONEY THIS YEAR!

BLOOMBERG-PKG TO BREAK

THIS IS NOT THE VERBATIM OF WHAT THE REPORTER IS SAYING.

INSTEAD IT'S THE LATEST BUSINESS NEWS FROM NBC-2.

GOOD MORNING.

GET READY.

BY TOMORROW, MOST AMERICANS WILL HAVE EXPERIENCED A *HIT* TO THEIR PAY-CHECKS FIRST-HAND--

AFTER CONGRESS LET A TWO-YEAR OLD PAYROLL TAX-BREAK EXPIRE.

THE DROP IN PAY RANGES ANYWHERE FROM 4-BUCKS A WEEK TO AS MUCH AS $47-DOLLARS DEPENDING ON HOW MUCH YOU EARN.

MAY NOT SOUND LIKE MUCH--

BUT ECONOMISTS SAY IT MAY IMPACT HOW MUCH YOU'RE WILLING TO *SPLURGE* ON THE *LITTLE* THINGS.

******

AND CONGRESS IS STILL HASN'T TAKEN STEPS TO HELP OUT THE POSTAL SERVICE.

IT'S ON TRACK TO RUN OUT OF OPERATING CASH IN OCTOBER--

AND IF THAT HAPPENS-- IT CAN'T PAY WORKERS--

OR BUY FUEL FOR TRUCKS--

AND AMERICIANS MAY FIND THEIR MAILBOXES -- EMPTY!

******

AND-- HOSTESS' WONDERBREAD LIVES ON!

I'LL EXPLAIN, AFTER THIS:

LOOKING FOR CHEAP EATS?

TACO BELL IS TESTING OUT A *NEW* $1-DOLLAR VALUE MENU IN TWO MARKETS.

A-P SAYS FRESNO, CALIFORNIA AND KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE ARE TRYING OUT THE $1-DOLLAR "CRAVINGS MENU" WITH 9-ITEMS, INCLUDING THREE NEW OFFERINGS.

THIS WOULD BE A SLIGHT PRICE HIKE THAN ITS THAN IT'S CURRENT "WHY PAY MORE" MENU THAT HAS ITEMS PRICED AT 89 CENTS.

*****

WONDERBREAD IS GETTING CLOSER TO HAVING A NEW OWNER.

HOSTESS BRANDS SAYS FLOWERS FOODS-- THE MAKER OF TASTYKAKES--

IS THE LEAD BIDDER FOR MOST OF THE ASSETS OF IT'S BREAD-BAKING OPERATIONS.

AS FOR TWINKIES AND THE REST OF THE SNACK CAKE BUSINESS--

THAT'LL BE SOLD SEPARATELY--

AND WE COULD HEAR MORE ABOUT IT'S FATE IN THE COMING WEEKS.

*******

BEFORE I GO-- PRETTY FLAT CLOSE ON FRIDAY FOR THE MARKETS.

BANK STOCKS SLUMPED AFTER WELLS FARGO ANNOUNCED MORTGAGE APPLICATIONS ARE ON THE DECLINE.

******

******

AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, I'M JANE KING WITH THE BLOOMBERG BUSINESS REPORT.

*****

BREAK SIX 5:27:01 AM

HIT TIME 5:27:01 AM

TOSS TO CLIFTON-2 SHOT ANIMAP FLY

RIGHT NOW AT FIVE THIRTY --

INVESTIGATORS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS SEARCH FOR A MISSING TWO YEAR OLD.

THE CALL CAME IN LATE LAST NIGHT AND AN AMBER ALERT WAS ISSUED FOR DENISE HERNANDEZ FROM IMMOKALEE LAST NIGHT

HERE'S A DESCRIPTION OF HER.

SHE'S HAS BLACK HAIR AND BROWN EYES.

SHE STANDS THREE FEET TALL - AND WEIGHS 40 POUNDS.

ACCORDING TO DEPUTIES SHE WAS LAST SEEN IN THE AREA OF THE 400 BLOCK OF WELLS STREET.

NBC-2'S CLIFTON FRENCH HAS BEEN TALKING WITH PEOPLE AT THE SCENE ALL MORNING.

AMBER ALERT-REM-LIVE

AMBER ALERT-VO-WIPE

THE AMBER ALERT WAS ISSUED AROUND 1:45 THIS MORNING.

I TALKED TO A FAMILY FRIEND THAT HAD BEEN OUT HERE HELPING TO LOOK FOR THE LITTLE GIRL.

SHE DIDN'T WANT TO GO ON CAMERA, BUT SHE SAID IT WAS THE FATHER THAT NOTICED THE LITTLE GIRL WAS MISSING.

SHE SAID HE WENT INTO HIS KIDS' BEDROOM TO SHUT OFF THEIR TV, THAT'S WHEN HE REALIZED HE WAS MISSING A CHILD.

AMBER ALERT-SOTVO

AMBER ALERT-REM-LIVE

SEARCH CREWS ONCE AGAIN, BEING VERY THOROUGH, LOOKING THROUGH EVERYTHING, INCLUDING TRASH CANS.

DEPUTIES ARE ALSO NOT TAKING ANY CHANCES.

THEY'RE BEING TOLD TO KEEP TRASH CREWS AWAY AND TO NOT LET THEM TAKE ANYTHING FROM THE AREA.

WE'RE STILL WAITING ON THE COLLIER COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE TO OBTAIN AND RELEASE A PHOTO.

YOU CAN COUNT ON US TO KEEP YOU UP TO DATE ON THIS BREAKING NEWS.

5:32 FORECAST ON THE 2'S-CLIP

5:32 FORECAST ON THE 2'S-WX WALL

Today's Weather Story

THIS WEATHERCAST HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE NBC2 WEATHER STAFF.

IT IS NOT A VERBATIM OF WHAT IS BEING SAID, BUT IS THE FORECAST FOR OUR AREA.

"A warm start to the week"

Yesterday's high of 84° fell a couple of degrees short of the record, which was 86° set back in 2005. Even though we didn't rewrite the record books, it was still pretty warm by January standards. Monday will be no different, as our unseasonably warm weather pattern continues with afternoon temperatures running eight to ten degrees above the average.

Early in the morning, temperatures will be at their coolest with most of us in the lower to middle 60s. Sunshine will be in control of our skies this afternoon with a few fair weather cumulus clouds scattered about as rain chances stay less than 10%. With highs forecasted to remain in the lower half of the 80s, it looks like our record of 86° set back in 1989 will remain for another year.

Not much will change as we head beyond Monday. In fact, the ridge of high pressure that has been in control of our weather over the last several days will maintain its grip over the area. It will keep us under a southeasterly wind flow, which will keep our afternoon highs in the 80s with lows in the 60s.

TRAFFIC-LIVE CAM, NAVI

ALL CLEAR, LEE CO ENFORCEMENT

CHECKING THE ROADS RIGHT NOW--

EYE 75 AND U-S 41 ALL CLEAR.

CAPE DEATH INVESTIGATION-TRX VO-WIPE

DEVELOPING THIS MORNING AS YOU WAKE UP --

A DEATH INVESTIGATION UNFOLDS IN CAPE CORAL

A WOMAN WAS FOUND DEAD INSIDE A HOME ON NORTHEAST 18TH AVENUE.

POLICE ALSO DISCOVERED AN INJURED MAN THERE.

WE KNOW THAT MAN IS AT A LOCAL HOSPITAL --

HE IS EXPECTED TO RECOVER.

POLICE HAVE NOT RELEASED ANY NAMES THIS MORNING.

CAPE DEATH INVESTIGATION-SOTVO

28:57 "You see something like this it just kinda rattles the core of the neighborhood."

CAPE CORAL POLICE SAY THEY ARE WAITING FOR THE MAN TO WAKE UP TO QUESTION HIM.

WILD WINTER WEATHER-2 SHOT

FROM EAST TO WEST, A WILD WEATHER STREAK CONTINUES AGAIN TODAY.

IT'S WARM WHERE IT'S USUALLY VERY COLD,

AND VERY COLD WHERE IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE WARM.

WILD WINTER WEATHER-PKG

A dynamic weather pattern is causing bizarre conditions across the country.

The Los Angeles area was hit with a wintry blast over the weekend, sending

temperatures in some areas, into the 20's.

MOS - woman in LA

"IT'S FREEZING. IT'S FREEZING!"

MOS - little girl in CA

"ITS COLD!"

MOS - Dad in CA

"MY TOES ARE FROZEN. THEY GOTTA BE BLUE RIGHT NOW."

The freezing temperatures sent farmers scrambling to protect citrus and

delicate crops like strawberries.

They pulled out all stops to mitigate the risk -- using burn barrels,

sprinklers and wind machines.

SOT Joel Nelson, California Citrus Mutual

"GROWERS HAVE BEEN UP / MONITORING THEIR FROST PROTECTION EQUIPMENT. /

WHEN YOU'VE GOT 1.5 BILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF FRUIT SITTING ON A TREE, THERE'

S A LOT OF REASON TO BE NERVOUS."

The good news: prices at the supermarket are not expected to jump.

As record lows hit the West, severe thunderstorms tore across

Louisiana all the way to the Great Lakes.

This church in Hampton, Kentucky was destroyed by a 120-mile an hour tornado

.

SOT unidentified emergency responder

"THIS IS JANUARY. YOU DON'T TYPICALLY THINK ABOUT TORNADOES AND WINDS AND

STUFF LIKE THAT."

Roads turned icy-slick near Chicago.

while thick fog shrouded Maine to the Carolinas.

Fog blanketed Washington, DC where they're rehearsing for next week's

presidential Inauguration.

The East Coast is experiencing unseasonably warm weather.

On Sunday, people in Philadelphia left their coats at home.

WILD WINTER WEATHER-OC

TAHMAN BRADLEY REPORTING.

IN WASHINGTON DC THE TEMPERATURE COULD REACH 59 DEGREES.

GAS PRICES RISE-TRX VOTOPS WIPE

A CHANGE IN THE PRICE OF GAS TRENDS UP THIS MORNING.

AT THE PUMP-CG TOPS BNR

TAKING A QUICK LOOK AT THE CURRENT BREAKDOWN.

ACTUALLY DOWN A PENNY.

EXPECT TO PAY 3-45 FOR A GALLON OF REGULAR IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA.

THE STATE AVERAGE IS 3-44.

THE NATIONAL - 3-31.

NEWTOWN ONE MONTH LATER-VO-WIPE

RESIDENTS OF NEWTOWN, CONNECTICUT FACE A DIFFICULT DECISION.

SHOULD THE BUILDING BE TORN DOWN, TURNED INTO A MUSEUM OR SHOULD IT BE RE-OPENED.

RESIDENTS PACKED A HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM SUNDAY TO DISCUSS THE FUTURE OF SANDY HOOK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WHERE 20 FIRST GRADERS AND SIX STAFF MEMBERS WERE KILLED.

NEWTOWN ONE MONTH LATER-SOTVO

I don't think we should expect the students who are most hurting or the parents who are most hurting or the teachers who are most hurting to have to enter that school again.

My best memories were at Sandy Hook School. I think that children in the future deserve to experience the same beautiful memories that I did and if we were to knock the school down we would be preventing future children from experiencing the same memories.

THE MASSACRE AT NEWTOWN HAS NOW REIGNITED THE DEBATE ON GUN CONTROL.

CA THEATER SHOOTING-VO

NOW TO THE NATION'S LATEST PUBLIC SHOOTING --

A SUSPECTED GUNMAN IS EXPECTED TO SURVIVE --

AFTER HE WAS SHOT AND ARRESTED INSIDE A SAN DIEGO MOVIE THEATER.

IT HAPPENED SATURDAY NIGHT DURING A SHOWING OF LES MISERABLES.

TWO DOZEN PEOPLE HIT THE GROUND WHEN AN ARMED MAN RAN INTO THE THEATER.

OFFICERS TRIED TO ARREST HIM BUT WHEN THEY SAW HIS GUN -- OFFICERS OPENED FIRE.

THE SUSPECTED GUNMAN WAS CRITICALLY WOUNDED BUT NO ONE ELSE INSIDE THE THEATER WAS HURT.

GUN CONTROL PREVIEW-VO-WIPE

LOOKING AHEAD TODAY --

VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN WILL TURN IN HIS RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE NATION'S ACTION ON GUN CONTROL.

THIS FOLLOWING A NATIONAL CALL TO ACTION AFTER THE SANDY HOOK SHOOTING IN NEWTOWN CONNECTICUT.

LAST WEEK -- BIDEN MET WITH GUN OWNERS GROUPS, THE VIDEO GAME INDUSTRY AND SECURITY EXPERTS.

TODAY BIDEN IS EXPECTED TO RECOMMEND REINSTITUTING THE ASSAULT RIFLE BAN --

GUN CONTROL PREVIEW-SOTVO

I've ve never quite seen anything that has shocked the consciousness of the american people like 6 and 7 year olds being riddled with bullets in a classroom neighborhood in an area that was considered to be immune to this behavior

IN ADDITION TO NEW GUN LAWS,

EXPERTS EXPECT AN INCREASE IN MENTAL HEALTH SPENDING.

INAUGURAL REHEARSAL-NATS VO

IN WASHINGTON, IT'S A FULL DRESS REHEARSAL AHEAD OF THE PRESIDENT'S INAUGURATION.

nats of horns

THE SWEARING-IN REHEARSAL TOOK PLACE IN FRONT OF THE U-S CAPITOL YESTERDAY.

THE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT WILL BE *PUBLICLY SWORN IN FOR THEIR SECOND TERM MONDAY, JANUARY 21ST.

ELECTION HEARING-VO SS

WE HAVE A CREW IN TALLAHASSEE THIS MORNING.

WHERE LONG VOTING LINES TAKE CENTER STAGE TODAY.

LEE COUNTY SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS SHARON HARRINGTON WILL TESTIFY.

ALONG WITH OTHER SUPERVISORS FROM ACROSS THE STATE.

NBC2 INVESTIGATOR DAVE ELIAS GOT INTO THE CAPITOL LAST NIGHT.

MARCO MOONBEAM-VOWIPE

A MARCO ISLAND MAN GETS THE CHANCE TO LIVE A LIFELONG DREAM-

HE'S SAILING AROUND THE WORLD THIS MORNING.

CAPTAIN KEN BARDON HAS ALREADY COVERED 80-THOUSAND MILES THROUGHOUT HIS LIFE DOING THIS HOBBY.

HE RECENTLY RETIRED AND FELT NOW IS THE TIME TO DO A VOYAGE AROUND THE GLOBE.

MARCO MOONBEAM-SOTVO

It's been a dream since I was a kid that I would do it someday and of course I've sailed the Atlantic 3 times by sail and now it's my turn to do the pacific and as long as I cross the pacific we will continue all the way around.

BARDON IS MAKING THE JOURNEY WITH FOUR FRIENDS.

THEY WILL TAKE BREAKS AT DIFFERENT PORTS TO FLY HOME FOR REST, BUT THEN RETURN TO THE BOAT.

AMBER ALERT UPDATE-TRX VO-SS

YOUR TIME RIGHT NOW

WE'RE STAYING ON TOP OF BREAKING NEWS.

CREWS ARE SEARCHING FOR A TWO YEAR OLD WHO DISSAPPEARED LAST NIGHT.

SHE WAS LAST SEEN NEAR THE 400 BLOCK OF WELLS STREET IN IMMOKALEE.

HERE'S THE DESCRIPTION WE HAVE OF DENISE HERNANDEZ.

SHE HAS BLACK HAIR -- BROWN EYES -- SHES THREE FEET TALL

AND 40 POUNDS.

WE'RE STILL LEARNING NEW DETAILS THIS MORNING.

BREAK SEVEN 5:39:23 AM

HIT TIME 5:39:23 AM

5:42 FORECAST ON THE 2'S-CLIP

5:42 FORECAST ON THE 2'S-WX WALL

Weather Trends

THIS WEATHERCAST HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE NBC2 WEATHER STAFF.

IT IS NOT A VERBATIM OF WHAT IS BEING SAID, BUT IS THE FORECAST FOR OUR AREA.

"A warm start to the week"

Yesterday's high of 84° fell a couple of degrees short of the record, which was 86° set back in 2005. Even though we didn't rewrite the record books, it was still pretty warm by January standards. Monday will be no different, as our unseasonably warm weather pattern continues with afternoon temperatures running eight to ten degrees above the average.

Early in the morning, temperatures will be at their coolest with most of us in the lower to middle 60s. Sunshine will be in control of our skies this afternoon with a few fair weather cumulus clouds scattered about as rain chances stay less than 10%. With highs forecasted to remain in the lower half of the 80s, it looks like our record of 86° set back in 1989 will remain for another year.

Not much will change as we head beyond Monday. In fact, the ridge of high pressure that has been in control of our weather over the last several days will maintain its grip over the area. It will keep us under a southeasterly wind flow, which will keep our afternoon highs in the 80s with lows in the 60s.

TRAFFIC ALERT-TRX

TRAFFIC ALERT-NAVI

ALL CLEAR, CONSTRUCTION PROJECT?

CHECKING THE ROADS RIGHT NOW--

EYE 75 AND U-S 41 ALL CLEAR.

DETROIT AUTO SHOW-2 SHOT

IT'S PRESS DAY AT THE DETROIT AUTO SHOW, ONE OF THE WORLD'S BIGGEST MOTOR SHOWS.

AND GOOD NEWS, SALES ARE UP.

AND THIS YEAR'S AUTO SHOW WILL REFLECT A COMEBACK FOR THE INDUSTRY.

DETROIT AUTO SHOW-PKG

IT IS THE ONE TIME EVERY YEAR THAT THE COLLECTIVE HORSEPOWER OF THE ENTIRE AUTO INDUSTRY IS INSIDE ONE GARAGE.

THAT "GARAGE" IS THE MASSIVE, COBO CONVENTION CENTER IN DETROIT. WHERE CREWS ARE PUTTING THE FINAL

POLISH ON THIS YEAR'S NORTH AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL AUTO SHOW.

"This show has got it all."

EVERY SIZE. EVERY STYLE. AND A RAINBOW OF COLORS.

MANY MODELS WITH A STRONG TINT OF GREEN.

"That doesn't necessarily mean electric cars and hybrid cars, although those are out there, but what we're seeing is your typical gasoline engine cars getting really good fuel economy, 30 to 40 mpg, something we've never seen before."

SPEAKING OF NEVER SEEN BEFORE.

FIFTY NEW VEHICLES WILL BE UNVEILED AT THE SHOW. INCLUDING THE NEW CORVETTE - UNCOVERED SUNDAY NIGHT.

"I think that will be the star of the show."

A CLOSE SECOND MIGHT BE THE ARRAY OF NEW LUXURY VEHICLES.

WHICH THESE DAYS, COME WITH A LOT MORE THAN JUST LEATHER SEATS.

"Stuff like rearview cameras, blindside detection, sensors when you're starting to fall asleep."

MERCEDES HAS REVAMPED THE POPULAR E-CLASS CARS. AND OVERNIGHT REVEALED ITS' FIRST EVER U-S COMPACT - THE CLA.

"We're very, very sure this goes right into the center to the heart of our US customers."

A CUSTOMER BASE THAT, INDUSTRY-WIDE, CONTINUES TO GROW.

"We're seeing the best sales since 2007, and we anticipate that they'll keep going up over the next few years."

AND THIS WEEK IN MOTOR CITY WE'RE GETTING A FIRST LOOK AT WHAT THEY'LL BE BUYING.

CROP REPORT-VO

FARMERS ACROSS THE MIDWEST COULDN'T WAIT TO CLOSE THE BOOKS ON 2012, AND THE DROUGHT.

THEY -MAY- FEEL THE SAME WAY ABOUT 2013.

WEEKLY UPDATES FROM THE U.S. DROUGHT MONITOR SHOW FEW SIGNS THE DROUGHT IS LETTING UP.

MORE THAN HALF OF THE COUNTRY IS STILL IN SOME FORM OF DROUGHT.

CLIMATOLOGISTS SAY WE'D NEED A RIDICULOUS AMOUNT OF SNOW FOR THAT TO CHANGE THIS WINTER.

WOMAN AFTER AVALANCHE-VOTOPS

THIS MORNING IN UTAH,

A WOMAN FIGHTS TO STAY ALIVE.

AFTER GETTING POUNDED BY AN AVALANCHE.

THE 43-YEAR OLD WAS SKIING WITH HER FRIEND THIS WEEKEND.

HE WAS ABLE TO PULL HER FROM THE SNOW,

AND KEEP HER ALERT UNTIL CREWS SHOWED UP.

INDIA BUS RAPE ARRESTS-VO

SIX MEN ARE IN CUSTODY IN INDIA THIS MORNING --

ACCUSED OF RAPING A BUS PASSENGER.

THIS IS JUST A MONTH AFTER ANOTHER DEADLY RAPE ON A BUS IN NEW DELHI THAT SPARKED OUTRAGE IN INDIA -- AND CALLS FOR TOUGHER RAPE LAWS.

FRIDAY NIGHT -- A WOMAN IN HER LATE TWENTIES WAS ALONE ON BOARD A BUS --

THE DRIVER WENT PAST HER STOP AND DROVE TO A REMOTE AREA.

HE AND THE CONDUCTOR MET UP WITH FIVE OTHERS -- AND THEY RAPED THE WOMAN THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT.

CAPE ART FESTIVAL-VOWIPE

THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE INDULGE IN THE FINER THINGS IN LIFE IN CAPE CORAL THIS WEEKEND.

THE 28TH ANNUAL CAPE CORAL FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS WRAPPED UP YESTERDAY.

THIS YEAR, THERE WERE MORE THAN 300 ARTISTS ON DISPLAY

THAT'S 10 PERCENT MORE THAN LAST YEAR.

THE FESTIVAL IS ONE OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA'S LARGEST ART SHOWS,

CAPE ART FESTIVAL-SOTVO

john Jacobsen/ chairman

14:12 people are a little reluctant to go to an art museum or art gallery. Here's a chance for them to not only see art from the cost of $10 to $10,000 level and meet the artist

PROCEEDS FROM THE EVENT GO TO THE CAPE CORAL COMMUNITY.

TRIATHALON IN NAPLES-VO-WIPE

A BONITA SPRINGS FATHER-DAUGHTER DUO RACED TO THE TOP THIS WEEKEND TO WIN THE "HITS TRIATHLON" IN NAPLES.

CHARLES OGDEN AND MARIE REPEC COMPETED IN THE TRIATHLON SERIES.

OGDEN WON 1ST PLACE IN THE HALF DISTANCE RACE FOR HIS AGE GROUP.

TRIATHALON IN NAPLES-SOTVO

19:37 "I don't plan to get back into too many smaller races from here on."

23:48 "I rooted him on and he rooted me on, so it was really cool."

THE TWO SAY THEY FEEL GREAT AFTER THEIR VICTORIES.

HOSTESS BRANDS BUYER-VO

A GEORGIA COMPANY HAS AGREED TO BUY SEVERAL HOSTESS BRANDS -- INCLUDING WONDERBREAD.

FLOWER FOODS HAS REACHED A DEAL TO PAY 360-MILLION DOLLARS FOR THE WONDER, BUTTERNUT, HOME PRIDE AND A FEW OTHER BRANDS.

THE COMPANY WILL ALSO PICK UP 20 BAKERIES AND 38 SHIPPING DEPOTS.

HOSTESS' CHIEF EXECUTIVE SAYS THE COMPANY IS STILL IN TALKS TO SELL ITS SNACK CAKE BUSINESS.

NO PANTS SUBWAY RIDE-VO

AND YOU KEEP A STRAIGHT FACE WHILE GIVING THE WORLD AN EYEFUL?

WELCOME TO THE ANNUAL "NO PANTS SUBWAY RIDE".

STRANGE SIGHTS ARE COMMON ON NEW YORK CITY'S SUBWAYS

BUT PEOPLE COULDN'T HELP BUT STARE AT THOUSANDS OF PANTSLESS RIDERS YESTERDAY.

THERE ARE TWO RULES TO TAKING PART IN THE FLASH MOB --

NOW AN EVENT ACROSS THE COUNTRY AND AROUND THE WORLD.

RIDE THE TRAIN "WITHOUT" PANTS.

WAVV 101.1 TEASE-SSTOPS

IF YOU NEED TO WALK OUT THE DOOR - WE CAN STILL MAKE SURE YOU ARE IN THE KNOW TODAY -

FORECAST TEASE-OMNI

BREAKING UPDATE-TRX REM-LIVE

YOUR TIME RIGHT NOW

BREAKING NEWS.

CREWS ARE SEARCHING FOR A TWO YEAR OLD WHO DISSAPPEARED LAST NIGHT.

DENISE HERNANDEZ WAS LAST SEEN NEAR THE 400 BLOCK OF WELLS STREET IN IMMOKALEE.

WE'RE TOLD SHE HAS BLACK HAIR -- BROWN EYES

SHE'S THREE FEET TALL --

SHE WAS LAST SEEN WEARING MULTI-COLORED STRIPED PAJAMAS.

BREAK EIGHT 5:49:40 AM

HIT TIME 5:49:40 AM

5:52 FORECAST ON THE 2'S-CLIP

5:52 FORECAST ON THE 2'S-WX WALL

Full Forecast

THIS WEATHERCAST HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE NBC2 WEATHER STAFF.

IT IS NOT A VERBATIM OF WHAT IS BEING SAID, BUT IS THE FORECAST FOR OUR AREA.

"A warm start to the week"

Yesterday's high of 84° fell a couple of degrees short of the record, which was 86° set back in 2005. Even though we didn't rewrite the record books, it was still pretty warm by January standards. Monday will be no different, as our unseasonably warm weather pattern continues with afternoon temperatures running eight to ten degrees above the average.

Early in the morning, temperatures will be at their coolest with most of us in the lower to middle 60s. Sunshine will be in control of our skies this afternoon with a few fair weather cumulus clouds scattered about as rain chances stay less than 10%. With highs forecasted to remain in the lower half of the 80s, it looks like our record of 86° set back in 1989 will remain for another year.

Not much will change as we head beyond Monday. In fact, the ridge of high pressure that has been in control of our weather over the last several days will maintain its grip over the area. It will keep us under a southeasterly wind flow, which will keep our afternoon highs in the 80s with lows in the 60s.

TRAFFIC ALERT-TRX

TRAFFIC ALERT-NAVI

CHECKING THE ROADS RIGHT NOW--

ALL CLEAR, COLLIER CO ENFORCEMENT

TRAFFIC BILLBOARD-CLIP

NO CHARGES DAVID GREGORY-VO

AN UPDATE TO THE STORY OF DAVID GREGORY SHOWING THAT MAGAZINE CLIP ON MEET THE PRESS.

WE'VE LEARNED THAT CHARGES WILL NOT BE FILED.

IT IS ILLEGAL TO HAVE THE CLIP - EVEN DETACHED FROM A GUN - IN WASHINGTON, D.C.

ANGRY OVER ANGRY BIRDS-VO

MORE THAN A QUARTER OF A BILLION PEOPLE ARE GETTING ANGRY.

PLAYING "ANGRY BIRDS".

GAMING FIRM "ROVIO ENTERTAINMENT" TOOK TO TWITTER FRIDAY,

TWEETING "OVER 260 MILLION USERS OF OUR GAMES MEANS ONE THING. WE'RE NOT STOPPING HERE."

MISS AMERICA-SOTVO

WE HAVE A NEW MISS AMERICA THIS MORNING.

miss new york applause

THERE SHE IS. MEET MALLORY HAGAN FROM NEW YORK. SHE WAS CROWNED MISS AMERICA SATURDAY NIGHT IN LAS VEGAS.

HER PLATFORM IS STOPPING CHILD SEX ABUSE.

LENO AND FALLON-SOTVO

JAY LENO AND JIMMY FALLON PRESENTED AN AWARD TOGETHER AT THE GOLDEN GLOBES SUNDAY NIGHT,

AND POKED SOME FUN AT EACH OTHER IN THE PROCESS.

FALLON: "Winning a Golden Globe can propel an artist's career forward, catapulting them toward new and exciting career paths."

LENO: "Or could convince them to stay right where they are, and keep doing exactly what they're doing."

FALLON: "Or, it could give them the little push they need to move on and give someone else a chance at the spotlight."

LENO: "Or, maybe there's a chance in hell it's never gonna happen."

FALLON: "We're still talking about the Golden Globes, right?"

LENO: "And the nominees are!"

WHAT'S COMING UP AT 6-TRX SS

WE'RE FOLLOWING BREAKING NEWS RIGHT NOW --

A TWO YEAR OLD FROM IMMOKALEE IS MISSING THIS MORNING.

WE JUST GOT A PICTURE OF DENISE HERNANDEZ.

TAKE A LOOK

SHE HAS BLACK HAIR --

BROWN EYES

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