good evening and thank you for joining us, i'm sarina fazan. >> and i'm john sabol. group is calling for peace tonight. >> abc action news reporter cara mock herb joins -- kera mashek joins us live where it's about to begin. >> reporter: well, our group of transgender advocates are going to be coming out here now in the next half hour or so doing a little silent march? remembrance of the people that have lost their lives to violence.

down the sidewalk, winding up at city hall just behind us here and calm of speakers and -- a couple of speakers will then address the crowd about what they've been seeing over the past year. this this past year alone, about 300 people who identify as transgender have been killed. 26 of those right here in the u.s. the vast majority of those were women of color. with the spike in hate crimes nation wild recently this group is hoping to promote a message of peace, understanding and acceptance and again this is going to be st join and listen to the message they have here tonight. certainly they hopes this something that will continue long into the weeks and months ahead. to see those trends go on the downward trend to see less of this kind of crime happening. reporting live here in st. petersburg, kera mashek, abc action news. thank you. meanwhile anti-trump marches are continuing almost now two weeks after donald trump became the president-elect and here

saturday. anxiety continues to grow as president-elect trim continues to talk with politicians who have reputations for voting against the rights of the lgbt community. right now pasco deputies -- detectives are figuring out what caused this inmate to die. deputies found brandon levin dead in his cell. he was given cpr when they got there but they were unable to revive him. officials say it didn't appear to be any struggle. new developments out of pinellas park, we now know name of the man murdered an two people collecting cardboard on saturday found the body of 38-year-old joe hodges near the shop at park place just off of highway 19. the search continues for the killer. and now an update in the north port shooting investigation. police say two kids were firing bb guns and one ended up getting hit in the head and that juvenile was airlifted to the hospital but released shortly thereafter. charges in this case with r now pending. what a mess in largo.

540 gallons of untreated waste water overflowed from that manhole. it happened saturday in the 1900 block of 134th avenue north. it's cleared up now and they blame a blockage in the pipeline and stay some of the water flowed into nearby creek and as a precaution they posted signs that are also analyzing samples. well, we saw the coldest weather of the season this morning and believe it or t, colder tonight. this is a look at our actual low this is morning. 39 degrees -- low this is morning. 39 it -- lows this morning. 39-degrees in crystal river and it was 50 in tampa. right now it will temperatures are dropping -- temperatures are dropping pretty rapidly. all around the bay area this is a pretty big change temperature from -- temperature change from about 24 hours ago. you can see double digit

very quickly. the lows tonight are going to be even cooler than last night in the up pores and 40s -- 30s and 40s. 36 expected in crystal river and 44 tampa. i'll give you all the details let you know what this means for the workweek and thanksgiving dale coming up in just a few minutes. okay deborah thank you. police are working to try to figure out what caused a boat to explode here in clay county on saturday. two people were sent to the hospital with second and third degree burns and ano the owner was working on the boat and the fuel pump may have been the cause for that explosion. and now we go to a story about community. talk about giving back. one clearwater family does nit a huge way. -- it in a huge way. their annual tradition right before thanksgiving has grown into a huge feast for more than 1,000. here's jake peterson. >> reporter: it literally requires a u-haul van to carry tall food. >> the food comes in and i call

>> reporter: o'neillling and nedr alar kin host the annual dinner at their home. the kitchen becomes a place for pies. >> we have pumpkin, we have pecan. >> reporter: the community meal started in 2000 when o'neill decided he wanted to give back to the city of clearwater the place he retired from. >> she gave me the idea and the thought about cooking some food instead of giving away a thanksgiving basket to a needy fa tail served 85 meals, this year they're expected to serve more than 1600 meals. >> it's work but i love it. i love it. >> reporter: especially when she started hearing stories from strangers. who came here to break bread. >> this is only meal i have for thanksgiving. i have no family here. >> all of us is family here. >> reporter: cat tips volunteers the first meal and has been serving turkey, corn and even -- >> off the bone. >> reporter: ribs each year. >> that is -- we're getting

grateful for. >> it is a wonderful event and we have people that come back every year. so it's like a family reunion. >> reporter: reporting in clearwater, jake peterson, abc action news. >> happy now -- in st. pete, it's getting free rides and you can enjoy the free rides every third sunday from the month from december through april. but to kick things off the ferry giving free rids on monday of this week and tuesday and wednesday. tickets for the free rides are first come them. still ahead on action news, step toward justice, the surprising suspects now charged in a murder of a communities grandson and how the arrest -- congressman's grandson and how the arrests are now regnuing calls for change. just minutes after being purchased. where it caught fire. but before the break, you are taking a live look at the red carpet for the american music awards. at the microsoft theater in los

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y26kzy yy6y we head now to chicago, two teenagers, a 16-year-old boy custody for the murder of a congressman's grandson. the 15-year-old was killed in an argument over basketball shoes on friday. today, many stood outside congressman danny davis' office and n a show of support. this latest shooting raises questions on the easy access of guns specifically by teenagers. >> guns should not have been available and so we have to find a way to get some of the

>> the death of the congressman's grandson is putting chicago's murder rate in the national spotlight again. just this year, there have been 673 homicides. columbia university is suspending members of its wrestling team. sever members -- several members were caught sending lewd and racist messages and a student website published a report which had screen grabs of the messages last week. they apologized sa call for them. still ahead shocking up net kansas city. the burk -- in cost -- up upset in kansas city. see the play that changed the momentum in the bucs' favor

the democracy 2016. new questions now popping up about donald trump's top cabinet choices and his signature plan to create new jobs. >> plus, there's the ongoing twitter feud with the broadway musical "hamilton." he's abc's mary bruce. >> reporter: smiling in statesmanlike the president-

about the hit show "hamilton" on broadway. >> we truly -- >> reporter: trump demanding the actors and producers apologize for addressing vice president-elect mike pence after friday night's show. [ inaudible ] but pence doesn't seem to agree. >> i can tell you, i was not offended by what was said. >> reporter: at trump's new jersey golf club, a parade of cabinet contenders waving to th trump's team forced to defend his headline picks. like national security adviser lieutenant general michael flynn. who has called islam a cancer. >> is he in line with how president-elect trump views islam? >> i think so. phrasing can always be done differently but clearly there are some aspects of that faith that are problematic. >> reporter: and trump's attorney judge pick senator jeff sessions who was rejected

he is still denying charges of racist behavior do this day. >> the only fair thing to do is and a lot of questions. very thorough questions and then make an opinion. >> reporter: scrutiny is also falling on trump's much out the it had trillion dollar infrastructure plan. how will it be financed and who will pay? now the details seem to be more inclined towards tax cuts for private companies. tax credits for private companies, and for example if you're a private company and you're building a bridge, you might want to put a toll on that bridge in order to going forward. just two months until inauguration day. mary bruce, abc news, bed minister, new jersey. consumer alert, toys "r" us is pulling a specific line of trucks tough shelves after the tonka 12 w ride on dump truck burst into flames during a ride home. in washington state they had bought the truck as a gift and the toy not only caught fire,

there's not an official recall but the store pulled the truck off their shelves and from the website. while the incident is investigated. and hummus is now issuing a voluntary recall. some of its hummus may be contaminated with listeria. consumers are urged to discard any product with a best before date through january 23rd, 2017. and you can find that on the top of the lid. and more families in need can make thanksgiving a success thisea hundreds of people lined up outside george steinbrenner field this morning as the outreach center gave out 1500 turkeys. the giveaway started at 9:00 a.m. and organizers say it grows every year. we may have a bundle up a little bit this morning. a chilly -- >> definitely feeling like the holidays. >> i know how about that? it's going to be colder tonight. than it was last night oral

thanksgiving right? really warm up during thework week. the cold fronts never last that long. very temporary. that's tight here's a look outside from the river gate tower cam. it's already dropping very, very quickly now that the sun has set the temperatures are dropping quickly. now this morning, we had very, very chimely temperatures and in fact temperatures were in the 30s in some of the northern counties. 39 degrees we dropped that in crystal river. we are at 50 this morning. in tampa. but here's your weather headlines for what's ahead. even colder for this evening. and then a slow warm-up through the week but good news is, thanksgiving will be sunny and dry. so we're certainly looking forward to. that let's take a look at the current temperatures right now around the bay area as i said they're dropping very quickly. all right down to -- already down 58 in tampa and 57 in plant city and already down to 52 in crystal river. now tomorrow morning, temperatures again will be very, very chilly.

warm spot. 350 in -- 50 in seminole but 44- degrees in tampa and then check out the northern counties. 36 degrees expected tomorrow morning in crystal river and 36 in hernando and then down to the south. the temperatures in the low to mid-s. no -- 40s. no winter weather advisories for the bay area. but there are some up in northern florida. our highs tomorrow will warm into the low 60s -- i'm sorry upper 60s to low 70s and we'll rely of the 60s though. if you're traveling though right now the big weather story is in the northeast and that's heading out at this point but if you are traveling the this ioning -- this evening expect the possibilities for delays at jfk and laguardia and gnaw ark and philadelphia -- newark and philadelphia. now on wednesday which is probably the biggest travel day it looks like the weather spots as far as travel will be from the upper midwest down to the lower mississippi valley. so if you're traveling in this area, there could be some delays so certainly call ahead

thanksgiving destination. but here at home, thanksgiving looks beautiful. mild and sunny 79 degrees. it should be a gorgeous thanksgiving day. and for tomorrow in the moon time though, looks pretty nice though. very cold start in the morning and sunny and brisk by noon. 69 degrees is our forecast high. and then in the evening temperatures will drop again to below normal. but we will slowly moderate. for boaters not the best way. winds out of the north at 15 knots and seas 2 t3 inland waters and here's the tides at the st. petersburg pier. here's the forecast for tonight. we drop to 44 degrees in tampa. the coldest temperatures so far of this season with 30s even some of our northern counties. and then tomorrow, we will struggle to reach out of the 60s. 69 degrees expected in tampa. sunny pleasant and a very cool afternoon. so here's a look at your seven day forecast. our temperatures will slowly moderate as we they had through the workweek. -- head through the workweek to

al buccaneers win against the 7-2 kansas chiefs on the road would do wonders for the bucs' confidence. after all kc entered the day winners 17 of its last 19 games including ten straight at arrow head stadium. one of the toughest venues in the nfl not to mention the loud test stadium in the entire world. -- loudest stadium in the entire world. phleb 2014 they -- remember in 2014 that is loud. mike evans as promised standing during the national anthem before the game. 6-3 tampa bay late second quarter. chiefs driving and smith has open space and slides in for the 11-yard touchdown run. kansas city up 10-6. interesting move here by cutter, the 11 seconds left in the first half. cutterments for a field goal. no shot at the end zone right? well it paid off because he drills the 41-yarder and bucs

tie. -- at halftime. third quarter more of the same. fourth field goal of the day. this one from 36 yards. he was 9-14 entering the day and 4-4 for the day. the bucs retake the lead 12-10. early fourth quarter, smith in the end zone and it's tipped off by connate. this is a huge -- con tee. this is a huge momentum shift in the game. here another one. 55-yard return on the int. the long test bucs' interception return since 2013. if you plays later and buc the turnover on 6:30 to play. third and 2 on the chiefs tee 3. that's cross, touchdown bucs. first career touchdown for the fourth string tight end. and it comes as a second nfl catch. bucs lead 19-10. alex smith interception comes back to haunt the chiefs but kc gets the ball back. marches down the field and smith finds albert wilson for the chiefs' touchdown. we have ourselves a ball game. 19-17 with the chiefs getting

no hail mary, that doesn't work. clock hits 0:00 and the buccaneers win. they shock the arrow head crowd winning 19-17. snapping the chiefs' ten game home win streak dating back to october of 2015. huge win for tampa bay. the ducks did -- bucs won at kansas city. what many thought was impossible. >> we played well in all phases and defense, minus a few plays, played really str special teams held up their end. you know, this is a very tough place to play. a team that's won i think 17 of the last 19 games and shoot i'm proud of these guys for the way we came in here and awesome atmosphere. always always saw many place to play -- awesome place to play at arrow head. >> man it felt great and mccourt was like that's expected. and i just paused and i was like -- you're exactly right.

time in his career think threw for more than 300 yards. the bucs not only earn the road win in kc. now back at .500 and now trail atlanta by one game in the division. tampa bay extends the win streak over the chiefs now to five games dating back to 1999. the bucs return home next week to face the sea hawks and right now seattle leading the eagles 16-7 in the third quarter. st time-out. hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... there's no more room. oh look who's here! i know i had one more...

20 more minutes... 8, 9... we need 1 more yes... let's enjoy. we need more rolls there was a little girl, and she became friends with every animal she met. it's getting late, grandma should go. one more? in the end, all we really need more of, is each other.

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