live from the station taking action for you, this is abc action news. from fire sticks to kindles to these little shoes that light up, there are 75,000 deals amazon is offering today. coming up, we'll spotlight a few of them for you. >> also at 6 a car crashes into a tampa house again. this morning the changes that family wants the city to make

own home. >> plus cuba in mourning, memorials start today for fidel castro. the way some u.s. politicians are protesting the events. i'm dan shaffer. >> and i'm ashley yore in for deiah riley this morning. first let's start your monday with weather and traffic together. ivan cabrera joins us now. you said today might have been the last day for me to use the seat heater in the morning on the way to work. >> absolutely. we're going to make your tran little easier. we've gotten rid of the cold air which makes for a slower start. although i think we're going to keep going in the wrong direction if you prefer the fall weather. talk about that in a second here. 58 in bartow, 59 plant city, mid-50s in crystal river, nice and relatively cool, we're running anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. that will set us up for 81 for the afternoon, slight chance of a shower, we'll talk more about that and when we can get back to our cool times in a few

we are following a crash in spring hill, u.s. 41 at beth lane. this is just south of county line road. you can see on my maps both directions blocked right now. you're going to want to use sun coast parkway or side roads to work your way around that. we're watching this crash in roskin, the southbound lanes of u.s. 41 have been closed for most of the morning, a serious crash here. hopefully those lanes will open shortly. no cr interstates, your drive on i-4 looking pretty good, 22 minutes from county line road into downtown tampa. cyber monday is quickly becoming the most important day for one of the world's largest retailers. >> that's right, last year amazon sold 54 million items on cyber monday, and they expect this year it's going to be even bigger. action news anchor james tully live now at the amazon fulfillment facility in ruskin, and james, they're offering

me? >> if you want electronics this might be the day to do it with the amazon products, things like the kindles and fire hds you can save between 10 and $40 there. there's special deems for prime members as well. last year they did over 600 sales per second on cyber monday. they're going to top that today. inside this facility in ruskin, you get an idea of how they're doing it. first thing you don't ever these conveyor belts, well, first thing there's 14 miles worth of conveyor belts here. they run 24/7 overseen by 3500 employees, and amazon tells us this morning they've hired thousands more just for the holidays. now, how do you top that number, well, i mentioned there's a lot of great deals. we're going to make it easy for you. on abcactionnews.com we've

kitchen items, everyday items, plus some electronics you can check out. some of the best deals we've found abcactionnews.com might make it easy for you. amazon.com, their deals, there will be new ones every single minute. that's the latest from here, guys. live in ruskin, james tully abc action news. breaking overnight, scary moments outside the u.s. embassy in the philippines. police in manila say they diffused a suspected bomb found in a trash bin a few yards away no ones hurt. a street sweeper called police after finding a cell phone attached to a bottle-like cylinder with wires connecting the cylinder to the phone. police there are investigating this incident. a tampa family is homeless again after an alleged drunk driver hit their house for the second time this year. take a look at the devastation. this is near oregon avenue at lake magdalene. the house in ruins this

house. the family was not home. they had just moved back in a few weeks ago after being homeless for seven months in march. a different drunk driver. >> i try to think of the positives rather than the negatives, thank god nobody was hurt but i'm not looking forward to being homeless for another six or seven months or however long it takes to find housing. >> hosley and her kids are scared to return to they're hoping the city will consider speed bumps or railings to stop another accident. a driver kills a tow truck operator on the side of the road. it's the second time this type of accident has happened in two months. police say the driver was under the influence just like the last case. last it crest happened sunday morning in tampa. troopers say leandro perez hit and killed danny hand who was helping a stranded driver. hand leaves behind a girlfriend

coming up at 6:30. >> police have arrested a 27- year-old man in connection to a body found in a pinellas county dumpster. corey dean palmer watkins is now behind bars. police believe he is connected to the murder of will hodges. police found hodges' body over a week ago in a dumpster at the shoppes at park place on u.s. 19. investigators found watkins fingerprints at the crime scene. he's charged with second degree murder. the push for a recount in the presidential elect officials in wisconsin revealing they plan to meet today to talk about a possible time line for a recount in their state. green party candidate jill stein has raised $6 million for the process, and hillary clinton's campaign has formally joined the effort. president-elect donald trump narrowly won wisconsin. state officials say it will be tough to finish a recount by the federal deadline. that's december 12th. this morning some cubans are mourning the death of fidel castro.

communist country for decades. flags are flying at half-staff across cuba right now. memorials will occur throughout the country today and tomorrow with a public mass in havana tomorrow night. in miami the cuban community continued celebrating castro's death yesterday. many demanded cuban leaders free cuban political prisoners. no u.s. officials plan to attend castro's funeral. senator ted cruz, whose father fled ca one will. >> i hope we don't see barack obama and joe biden and hillary clinton and democrats lining up to lionize a murderous tyrant and thug. >> president-elect trump has said his administration will do all it can to ensure the cuban people can finally begin their journey towards prosperity and liberty. >> still to come on abc action news at 6, a violent chain of events, police say a man killed a woman, then went on a rampage. the one thing that finally

driver in that tragic school bus crash last week raising questions of whether fatigue

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louisiana man accused of going on a violent rampage in baton rouge is dead after a shootout with police. officers say he fatally shot a woman, ran over two bystanders, then crashed into an ambulance. chief of detectives for the sheriff's office says that 48- year-old man fired at deputies late last night when they demanded he show his hands: he ran into woods, they captured him moments later. he woman, threw her out of the car and shot another person and ran over those bystanders. newly released documents by a tennessee school district prompting more questions this morning about the employment of that driver involved in the deadly school bus crash. >> those documents show school officials knew the driver, johnthony walker had a second job weeks prior to the accident, and he was still allowed to drive. the ntsb revealing walker also worked at the amazon

have a second job. six children died in that crash last week. coming up, a father gunned down just doing his job. the crime spree he was trying

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guard in illinois. loved ones are now mourning that guard, 38-year-old tyrone harden. he worked for the canadian national railroad. investigatorssay he was trying to stop a carjacker who took a woman's car saturday night. harden spotted the suspect in a different stolen car. police say that's when the man shot at him more than a dozen times. the shooter stole the officer's vehicle but then abandoned it. his family is pleading for the killer to come this senselessness that's going on, it really needs to stop. >> harden leaves behind a wife and a 5-year-old son. investigators are now pouring over surveillance video. this morning there's a new $20,000 reward in the man hunt for two dangerous fugitives. there's a massive search going

jail in california. we're getting a look inside the cell. investigators say they tied a series of blankets and bed sheets together to rappel out a window and down two stories on thanksgiving tampa bay. deputies caught the prisoners who tried to help them get away. new information on the kidnapped mother found on a rule road in california. calls between police and 9- she was found. >> she's chained with a quarter inch. >> sherri papini was chained to something and was beaten. authorities are now examining her clothing and those restraints and searching for any dna evidence that might lead them to her alleged kidnappers. papini vanished three weeks ago while jogging raising questions

engineers says it does not plan to forcibly remove protestors in north dakota who are protesting the dakota access oil pipeline. the corp. says it is looking for a peaceful and orderly way to get protestors to a safer location. the land they're protesting on will be closed to the public december 5th for safety reasons. the agency says those who choose to stay will do so at their own risk and that ty getting nationwide attention right now. shoppers in a crowded northern california mall start throwing punches ending in an all-out brawl. the video shows six men on the night of thanksgiving. you can see them repeatedly kicking and punching each other, eventually wrestling on the floor. no one called 9-1-1 during the fight and there were no reports of injuries. the mall spokesperson says mall security actually broke this fight up. not clear what caused it.

hit the web. from the weather center, good morning on a monday here getting you back to work with a lot of clouds today. we'll be on the increase throughout the day and that will result in an isolated shower by 3, 4:00, not out of the question. about 10 to 20% coverage. not much. it's an indication of a pattern change we're in now, warm and humid through midweek, and stressing humid here. it's going to feel quite uncomfortable the next few days. cooler, drier air, that's always, of course, not too far ay in here. this morning i think we'll be the coolest of the next several, mid-50s across the nature coast, the rest of us in the upper 50s to lower 60s. the southeast wind is going to shut off that cool air. it is well to our north and west. damage reports through oklahoma with this boundary here. this front is one that's going

out ahead of it, southeast wind getting us up into the mid-80s. we'll have humid conditions as a front. we'll stall out for a few days up here and eventually move through on to thursday. then we can tap into that nicer weather, cooler and drier by late weekend into next week. staying warm, low to mid-80s. we'll stay in the low 80s today. i think mid-80s heading into the day tomorrow with that nice head start in the 60s. so tomorrow morning not as cool with sill for the daytime high today. by tomorrow, a good 10 degrees above average, and we'll keep it tha the front comes in with those showers and then just in time for friday and the weekend, cooler and dry. good morning, everybody. we are following a crash in ruskin that has some lane blocks here, roadblock here, southbound u.s. 41 right at fox place, old u.s. 41 or i-75 are going to be better options for you. we're also watching a crash up in the spring hill area. u.s. 41 right at beck lane.

line road. both directions blocked due to a serious crash with injuries. your alternate the sun coast parkway which turns into the veteran's expressway. looking pretty good so far on the veterans. we are still in the green, 17 minutes from 54 down to 275 to 6 minutes from waters down to 275. thanks janelle. it's back to work for millions of americans following that long thanksgiving weekend we all lovered. the good news -- we all loved. the good news the faa reports most u.s. airports had delays of fewer than 15 minutes, though many travelers encountered lengthy security lines that moved fairly quickly. the biggest problems were in the new york metro area due to a large number of passengers flying out of laguardia and windy conditions in newark. it's a big day for bay area commuters who right now have to drive across a bridge to get from st. pete to tampa. no more, commuter service on

a week between st. pete issa enjoy basin and tampa bay about the same time it takes in a car during rush hour. starting today you can buy a commuter value pass for the ferry. it offers a pack of 20 tickets for $100. that's a 50% discount off the regular $10 one-way ticket. still ahead, football controversy again. the reason he says his comments about fidel castro are being taken out of context. >> plus, purple heart trashed. the discovery of this sacred medal sparking anger and the search now for its rightful

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san francisco colin kaepernick, in an interview wednesday he defended his wearing of a t-shirt showing malcolm x's meeting with fidel castro. he said reporters misconstrued his support of castro. >> completely out of context. once again, what i said was i support the investment in education. i never said i support the oppressive things that he did. >> kaepernick says he supports cuba's investment in schools while the u.s. builds prisons.

decided to sit during the national anthem to support the black lives matter matter movement. guess what a couple glasses of wine a day could actually be good for your health, but any more than that could have the opposite effect. that's according to a review of studies published in bmc medicine. the review found that people who had one or two alcoholic drinks a day reduced their risk of stroke by 8%. for people who had more to drink had an increased risk the risk for those who had more than 4 drinks a day jumped by 14%. outrage in texas after a symbol of combat injury, courage and bravery is found discarded in a dumpster, and now an army veteran is on the hunt to find who owns this purple heart. gary kennedy received a call about the purple heart and other medals that were found, and now kennedy's trying to figure out who jim c carter is. the world war ii veteran who

engraved an owl those medals. >> received one purple heart for each time you shopped. if you did get shot, that means you were in harm's way and that means you were shot by the enemy. >> it's unclear who discarded the medals or why. kennedy has reached out to several organizations now, families also to help track down the rightful owners. and coming up, big changes on our weather pattern here. >> an alleged drunk driver slams into a the second time it's happened to the family living there, coming up, why the driver's record is bringing up a couple of red flags and what the family is asking of the city. >> we are going to go from 50s to highs in the mid-80s with warm and humid conditions over the next few days and a cold front moves through with cooler air. we'll have to wait until the end of the week. i'll be back with janelle, we'll give you a full update on weather and traffic. you're watching abc action news

live from the station taking action for you, this is abc action news. >> now at 6:30, afraid to go back home after another car plows into it, the family speaks out about their second brush with a suspected drunk driver. we're making some alarming find on that driver's record. >> plus many of you taking to your keyboards and cell phones today for cyber monday. two of can do to save even more money. thanks for waking up with abc action news on this early monday, i'm dan shaffer. >> and i'm ashley yore in for deiah riley this morning. we're going to get to those stories in just a minute. first let's get you out the door with weather and traffic together starting with ivan this morning, and ivan, you said that this cool front may be coming to a close, which i'm kind of disappointed about. >> it's going to be a while

drier times. warmer this morning than we were yesterday, and that continues to be the case. i think we'll turn humid as well. get ready for a completely different pattern here. today increasing clouds, a couple of showers by afternoon, we'll be about 81, and then we'll really warm things up tomorrow. we'll talk more about that in your forecast next. good morning everybody. we have a crash in st. pete northbound 275 just before you get to 38th avenue north. you can see a lot of flashing lights there. looks like we have some roadblocks in the outside lanes. this we're really not seeing any delays through st. pete. take a look at this, again, northbound we're still up to 66 miles an hour. that's pretty good considering that accident is blocking a lane there. but we'll keep our eye on it. i expect we will start to see some delays there shortly. we're still watching this crash in ruskin, southbound u.s. 41 at fox police, you're going to want to use old u.s. 41 or i-75 to work your way around that. back to you.

right now dan, police are still looking for two gunmen who shot up a new orleans party in the famous french quarter. >> authorities are now identifying the man killed in that shooting as 25-year-old demontris oliver of new orleans. officers say they don't think he was the intended target. two men started fighting early sunday when -- they started firing on bourbon street. ten people should survive, though. that shooter then ran away. police haven't made any arrests but have some strong leads. a man allegedly shoplifts from a new port richey target, then runs into the parking lot and hurts an 82-year-old woman. this morning he's behind bars. cameron conca is now behind bars, police say that he took several hundred dollars worth of items from target saturday

a loss prevention manager confronted conca just outside of the store. that's when police say he took off running slamming into that woman knocking her to the ground and ultimately breaking her hip. there's no word yet on the charges conca could face. a lot of you are going to be surfing the web today looking to score deep discounts online. two of the best bargains, target is taking 15% off almost everything on top of its sale prices and amazon deals on electronics and a tip to save you more money. if you leave items in your virtual shopping cart, some stores will then e-mail you extra discounts to encourage you to check out. those include jcpenney, office max, bed, bed, bath and beyond. at 6:45 we're getting an inside look at amazon. just like many of us, president-elect donald trump also back home this morning after the long holiday week.

spent the holiday at his florida resort, and he's wasting no time getting back to work with a day packed with meetings. that's happening today. here's a look at who he's set to talk to, many of them prospective white house and cabinet picks. mr. trump is also weighing in on his own concerns about the election tweeting that millions of people voted illegally. he's claiming if you deduct them, he actually won the popular vote. trump won the electoral college vote of course hillary clinton won the popular vote. this morning goggle is trying to figure out why this happened. take a look, trump tower in new york city changed to dump tower on google maps. the change showed up saturday, other media outlets report another new york trump location has also changed to this name. the proper names of both buildings were restored on sunday morning.

americans airlines flight record the moment their plane makes an emergency landing. the pilot saying the plane lost an engine midair. that flight left from dallas heading to las vegas and had to make an unscheduled stop in albuquerque. it's not clear what caused the engine failure. happening today, governor rick scott is highlighting new jobs at one hillsborough county business. governor scott will be at blue grace logistics. we told you about the fast- growing company in river view specializing in shipping. its big goal is to people to moving goods, that's with companies that need to move them. the governor is highlighting job growth there this afternoon at 3:00. and this afternoon, sarasota county celebrates the completion of a major road improvement project. the county spent $20 million to turn bee ridge road between iona road and montloa boulevard into a four-lane divided highway complete with bike lanes and a 10-foot wide sidewalk. that celebration happens at 2:00 at the colonial oaks

out who won that huge power ball jackpot. unfortunately no winners here in florida. that lucky person is from tennessee. and we really mean lucky. one ticket sold in lafayette, tennessee, matched all six power ball numbers drawn saturday night. that jackpot, dan, $421 million. according to lottery rules, you know, tennessee has sold 200 tickets that are worth $1 million or more. i'm sorry about that. the largest jackpot went to a couple earlier this year in january. it's nearly time to venture to a galaxy far, far away. the next star wars film rogue 1 won't arrive in bay area theaters until december 16th, but advanced ticket sales begin today. story-wise rogue 1 takes place just before the original 1997 star wars film. it explains how a group of

first death star, which luke skywalker would eventually help destroy. at almost 6:37 getting back to our top story now, a tampa family of five homeless for the second time this year after police say a drunk driver ran right into their house. >> abc action news reporter isabel rosales live now at the scene, and isabel, police say the driver this time actually has a history of >> reporter: yes, they do. this is actually the third dui arrest for the driver in that crash, danica zagara. at this moment we are waiting on a report from police that will give us a clear idea as to what she was doing in the moments leading to that crash. the damage she's left behind pretty extensive. you'll see that boarded up area, that is actually the kids' bedroom. that is where that car plowed through.

but what's unbelievable about all of this is this past spring another drunk driver slammed spot same house, and that crash not only was the dad severely hurt but the family was homeless for six months while the house was repaired. >> i don't know whahat we're going to do. friday night i actually slept in my truck. >> reporter: the family is now asking the city to add some speed bumps or railings on this road, and that driver, well, she's bonded out of jail and faces several charges including levering the scene of a -- leaving the scene of a crash and running from property damage with a dui. live in tampa, isabel rosales abc action news. good morning from the weather center on monday here, back from thanksgiving weekend as we take you outside and open up a window here. still dark out there. we'll get some sunshine early today.

win over by this afternoon. we'll turn mostly cloudy, and we've got a big pattern change coming the next few days. 50s right now. we'll be in the mid-60s by 8:00 and low 80s, which is still cooler than where we're going to be by tomorrow and wednesday, forecast for the next seven days straight ahead. 6:39, also ahead, a mystery shopper scammed. sounds like a great way to make extra cash for the holidays. there are some warning signs you should know >> how do you sell more than 600 items per second on cyber monday. we're taking you inside the amazon facility to find out how and spotlighting the best deals

: welcome back, 6:42, and we are looking live here as firefighters battle this house fire at an this reported just a few minutes ago. we did have reports that someone may be inside that house. that is still unconfirmed at this point. firefighters working hard to get that fire out before they can go in and investigate. as you see it's a very active scene right now, lots of smoke still pouring from that structure. police and emergency vehicles in the area as well. erik waxler is on the scene. we'll get a report from him in just a few minutes. right now the man charged

a tow truck driver faces a judge this morning. the florida highway patrol arrested leandro perez after the crash sunday morning. they say he hit and killed tow truck driver danny hand who was helping a motorist on i-275. this is the second time in the last two months a tow truck driver was killed by an alleged drunk driver. we're waiting to see if more states will join the push for a recount in the presidential election results. officials in wisconsin revealing they plan to meet today to talk about a possible time line for a recount their state. green party candidate jill stein has raised $6 million for the process. hillary clinton's campaign has formally joined the effort. president-elect donald trump narrowly won wisconsin but state officials say it will be tough to finish a recount by the federal deadline of december 12th. happening today, a judge will decide whether to relocate the trial for a police officer charged with shooting and killing an unarmed black man. a judge declared a mistrial earlier this month. the former university of

tensing made national headlines after shooting sam debose during a traffic stop. that encounter caught on bode cam video. it's cyber monday and today one of the world's largest retailers is planning to top their record setting numbers that happened last year. >> abc action news anchor james tully is live at the amazon facility center in ruskin, james you're helping us sort through the thousands of deals they're offering today. >> reporter: that's for sure. it hasn't been easy, i've been mesmerized by the production behind me. one of the reasons this is a huge operation, it never stops. 24/7 these conveyor belts run overseen by 3500 employees. amazon tells me this morning that they've brought on a couple more thousand just for the holidays. lets talk about the deals because there's a lot of them.

deals. there's a couple that you like, everyday items right? >> yes, the great thing is on amazon.com/cybermonday you can see all of our deals. we have new deals every 5 minutes. one of the screaming deals i'd love to tell you about. >> screaming deals. >> screaming is this kitchen aid mixer. it's a nice, fun festive red. usually these are a pretty hefty investment. this is under $250. if you're a newlywed couple, haven't got it pick that up, great gift for grandma. >> how about if you're just tired of mixing by hand. maybe that'd be another reason. >> all efficiency today. >> we probably have some grandparents watching this morning, if you want to be a really cool grandparent. >> all of you grandparents out there, if you want to be the cool grandparent, star wars comes out with their new movie in a couple of weeks. this is a hot gift. it's a replica storm trooper helmet and the cool thing is it

when you talk. >> right. >> so the kids are going to be screaming after this is opened up christmas day. >> you can get the james earl jones voice if you put that on. thank you. i would put it on, but then all my journalistic credibility would go out the window, maybe at 9:00. >> maybe at the end of the day. >> thank you stephanie. that's it from here guys, check out all the deals on amazon.com. live in ruskin, james tully abc action news. here at the digital dash board we actually went through that giant list of amazon deals that james was just talking about. we narrowed that you need to take a look at, and here on abcactionnews.com you can see our website right here, just click on the article 19 amazon cyber monday deems you should actually care about. a few of our favorites, $50 of boese noise canceling ear buds, 30% off select clothing, jewelry and watches and 40% off strollers and car seats. we've also included some bargains from other retailers.

abcactionnews.com. at 6:46, we're also breaking down just how much you and the rest of america spent on the thanksgiving holiday weekend. the good news for the economy analysts say just over 5 and a quarter billion dollars was spent online thursday and friday. that is an increase of nearly 18% from last year. bad news americans spent on average about $289 per person over the four-day holiday, and that is down 3 1/2 percent from 2015. analys internet deals earlier than ever this year. looking ahead to today, americans were expected to spend about $3.36 billion, which would have been the largest online shopping day ever, but that appears less likely now with so many deals and so many people shopping online thursday and friday. and today is not just about conquering the christmas shopping list, it may also be a good day to book a trip. experts say slow summer travel sales should result in big air fare and hotel deals.

first week of december. trips to the caribbean and europe are expected to be quite inexpensive. this is the time of year many people look for part-time jobs to make more money for the holidays. now there's a warning about a mystery shopper scam. stephanie applied and a week later tull received a check for $3000. the instructions said she would make $350 for evaluating banks. well, then she got and searched online to learn it was a phony check scam. now stephanie is warning others. >> that could be somebody's last little bit of money they have or a single mom struggling, you know, that could be her last little bit of cash. >> another version of this scam asks you to buy prepaid gift cards to test the store's gift card counter but the checks from these scams bounce and you end up sending your own money to a scammer. to find out if a mystery shopper job is legit you want

shopping providers association. that's at mysteryshop.org. good morning, everybody. i'm watching a crash on our f dot cameras. you can see it right behind me here in st. piece on 275 in the northbound lanes just before you get to 38th avenue north. we have some roadblocks here on the outside lane. you can see the flashing lights there. the good news here i'm not seeing a major delay. you can see on our drive times or on our average speeds here, 63 is your average speed if you're driving through st. pete right now, northbound, southbound, not too bad pushing 70 in the southbound direction. we've been watching this crash all morning. it looks like it is just now in the clearing stages. this is spring hill, u.s. 41 right at beck lane. this is south of county line road. looks like they just cleared that crash. i was telling folks to head over to the sun coast parkway, your drive times looking great. the slowest spot we're seeing 275 southbound into tampa. we're waking up with warmer

low 50s up to the north, the exception really the rest of us in the upper 50s, 60 at apollo beach and just a sign of things tocome, we're running 5 to 10 degrees above yesterday. southeast wind will bring us not just higher temperatures but higher moisture as well. it's going to feel a little sticky the next few days until this front that's right across the midsection o. country moves through. it will stall to the north and west. that will slow down, and won't get here until thursday. until then warm and humid will be the rule and then eventually we'll get into drier and cooler air, which will take us back to where we should be this time of the year. low to mid-80s, that is above average here. we're going to continue that. as the front comes in on thursday, rain chances around 30%, right, behind it though that's the key, in time for the weekend friday, heading into saturday, sunday, we'll have temperatures back into the mid-

a georgia couple, they're now newlyweds after getting married at a grocery store on thanksgiving day. while home from a tour in afghanistan four years ago charles tinson went to his local grocery store to buy cranberry sauce for thanksgiving dinner. >> that's when he ran into his beautiful bride there. her name is mary. the two had met before, but that's the day they both decided to start dating. the grocery store helped the couple with including live music for the wedding and a beautiful cake which was actually topped with cranberries. >> talk about a unique wedding location. i love that. >> beautiful. >> stay with us. we'll be right back. >> this morning's gma first look, a spate of deadly wrong way accidents over the holiday weekend. in arizona. >> wrong way driver into a greyhound bus. >> the wrong way driver was killed, more than a dozen on

football player in massachusetts killed the wrong way in thanksgiving. on sunday two killed in long island, five deadly accidentings over the holiday. we've seen them before, vehicles on the wrong side of the road speeding while wrong- way crashes make up only 3% of accidents, one study says they're 27 times more deadly between 3 and 400 400 deaths a year and nearly 60% of these accidents involve drivers who have been drinking. coming up at 7 we'll have tips for staying sa with your good morning america first look, i'm david curley

6:55, going back to breaking news we're following in hillsborough county. fire crews working to put out this fire. it just broke out at an odessa home. action air 1 over the scene right now. erik waxler on the ground just arrived there a few minutes ago. what are >> reporter: yeah, this is the silver dollar golf club community here in odessa, and a devastating morning for everybody that lives here. people watching in disbelief. this is the scene right now as firefighters from hillsborough county work to put this fire out. i have not seen any more flames in the last few minutes, but you can see thick black smoke still rising up, and look at the front of this mobile home where the siding is just melted

there in front you can see what happened there. we are told that a couple lives in this mobile home. we believe the the wife was taken to a local hospital. we're also told that the man that lives here is a retired new york police officer who is not in the best of health. we have not heard about his whereabouts right now, but neighbors here fearing the worst as firefighters continue to work several units out here destroyed, again, one resident, a woman taken to a hospital. the whereabouts of the man that lived here unknown, but you can see really total devastation here at this mobile home in odessa. reporting live in odessa, erik waxler abc action news. >> we'll be staying on the scene and update you coming up on abc action news at 9. >> good morning america is

good morning, america. president-elect trump lashes out launching a twitter tirade over those calls for an election recount, making the claim -- with zero evidence -- that illegally and that he should have won the popular vote. the recount set to get underway in wisconsin. hillary clinton's campaign says they're joining in. end of an era. celebrations and mourning. over the death of dictator fidel castro. now new questions about the united states' future with cuba and trump's promise to "roll back relations." "world news tonight" anchor david muir is live in havana. lucky to b lucky to be alive. the kidnapped mom found bound on the side of the road weeks after she was reportedly abducted on a jog. an eyewitness who discovered