Nikki Daou, the Florida mother of an autistic child involved in an incident at Epic Universe, says park security banned her family over a false stolen keychain allegation. Nikki and her attorney, Rick Block from Morgan & Morgan, join us with more on the story.

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TOP STORIES - Shelters open across Florida as temperatures plunge to below freezing in some areas, the Florida Senate passed an overhaul of the private school voucher program, a poll finds most Florida voters oppose property tax relief and consider the insurance crisis to be a much bigger issue. President Trump hosts Venezuelan opposition leader Machado as she presents him with her Nobel Peace Prize, the Miami economy will get a boost from this weekend's college football championship game, and video shows a Florida man running into traffic to save two toddlers wandering in the road.

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TRENDING - Former Senator Kyrsten Sinema has been hit with a lawsuit accusing her of having a 'drug-fueled' affair with her married security guard. 'Timeout boxes' have been removed from a NY school, but concerns remain as parents learn teachers are still employed by the district. Jon Stewart says the Clintons should 'absolutely' comply with congressional subpoenas on Epstein, and Verizon offers customers $20 credits as they reveal the cause of Wednesday's widespread outage.

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NewsNation National Correspondent Robert Sherman talks about his book, “LESSONS FROM THE FRONT: A Rookie War Correspondent in Ukraine and Israel.” He discusses how his view of war changed during his first assignments and how he was once accused of being a spy.

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BEST OF - An illegal Venezuelan migrant was shot in Minneapolis after he attacked an ICE agent with a snow shovel, Verizon outage leaves over 1 million without service for several hours, the U.S. evacuates troops from Middle East bases at Trump considers military action against Iran, our National Correspondent Rory O’Neill tells us how Americans feel about Iran, Greenland, and Venezuela and gives un update on the ISS astronauts' return to Earth. We also discuss new bills introduced as the legislative session gets underway.

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What can - and can't - ICE agents do during enforcement operations? Senior Editor at The Dispatch, Sarah Isgur, answers some big legal questions.

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TOP STORIES - Two people were arrested at the Hilton Carillon hotel as protestors gathered at a CBP hiring event, the Citrus County teen found in a collapsed tunnel gets honor walk, a Florida deputy captured a runaway emu with a lasso, a driver is in custody after gragging a Broward County deputy, a Miami OnlyFans model is fighting back against gubernatorial canditate James Fishback over threats to tax her income, and President Trump and Marco Rubio plan to attend the Miami-Indiana game on Monday.

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Will the U.S. strike Iran? ABC News Correspondent Jordana Miller joins us live from Jerusalem with the latest on the growing tensions in Iran and President Trump's threats of military action. We also talk to NewsNation National Security Contributor Lt. Gen. Richard Newton about what options might be on the table.

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TRENDING - A GoFundMe for a Ford employee suspended for insulting President Trump has raised over $800k as the union fights for his job, RFK Jr. tells Katie Miller he's baffled by Trump's eating habits, Disney performer who shielded audience from boulder speaks out and reveals his injuries, Senator Lindsey Graham alludes to Trump cheating at golf in 2022 testimony, and two Tampa Bay women appeared in the ad for the new Autistic Barbie doll.

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