publix. where shopping is a pleasure. president obama will hit the road today to talk up the issues he highlighted in last night's state of the union address. but as craig boswell explains one issue stood out for people on both sides of the aisle - unifying the country. president obama delivered his final state of the union address - and said he's partly to blame for the political divide that has shut down washington. "it's one of the few

suspicion between the parties has gotten worse instead of better." south carolina governor nikki haley - who was praised for her republican response - echoed that point when she said her party needs to resist the "siren carolina/courtesy: cbs "this morning" "all i'm saying is we've got a the way we handle the issues, the way we talk about the issues should be towards solution, not towards division." one year and one week left in office - and the presidential candidates who are jockeying to replace him had plenty to say about his state of the union address. "i know some of you are antsy to get back to iowa." hillary clinton tweeted her praise for obama's speech and the administration's work - she continued that praise on cbs "this morning." presidential candidate/courtesy: cbs "this morning" a compelling case about the progress that we've made but the work that still lies ahead." but texas senator ted cruz - who skipped the speech in order to can't wait to give his own state of the presidential candidate "one yearstate of the union state of the union." thrrump - with less t craig boswell, cbst obama hits the r >> reporter: hillary clinton tweeted other phrase for the obama's speech and the administration's work. she continued that praise on cbs this morning. >> the president made a

progress we have made. but the work that still lies ahead. >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz who skipped the speech in order campaign said he can't wait to give his own state of the union address. >> that state of the union will be very, very different from tonight's state of the union. >> reporter: cruz is in the fight to win the gop nomination. a new poll in iowa shows him with a three-point lead over donald trump with less than three weeks to go. craig boswell cbs news president. >> the president hits the road with his future of america with a stop in nebraska this morning. wwe legend hulk hogan is in court today. he is suing a website for $100 number for releasing a sex tape. it contains sexual and racist rants from hogan.

pasco county daycare worker is charged with child abuse accused of throwing water in the face of a 3-year-old boy with autism. tiffany little worked at the school in lutz. the boy who was described as nonverbal started to cry and had to be soothed by another daycare worker. an investigation is underway today after a motorcyclist and deputy collided in st. petersburg. the deputy was pulling an unmarked car out of the parking lot at martin luther king street north and 52nd avenue north. the motorcyclist was taken to the hospital with life- threatening injuries. the pentagon says ten u.s. sailors held in iran are safe and in american care this afternoon. there is no indication they were harmed. a few hours secretary of state

cooperation in resolving the issue. nine men and one woman were detained yesterday after their boat drifted into the iranian water. tonight is the big drawing. in less than 11 hours someone could be $1.5 billion richer. that incredible amount of money has scammers getting crafty. >> reporter: we have all jumped buy tickets. we each spend $2 but we doubled or chances because we are in with a group. the latest scam targets people doing that but online. the best thing to keep in mind if you are not buying your powerball ticket in that store

it says they are a u.s.a. powerball syndicate. it sounds great but it is a total sham. we got a behind-the-scenes look at the security in tallahassee where the drawing is held. it is held in an underground vault where the balls are weighed and x-rayed. in florida alone people are spending $556 a second on powerball tickets. if all 20 million people in florida decided to go into a pool together we would each get $75. if everyone across the country decided to split the winnings, we would all get $4. they are on high alert in flint, michigan after their

the mayor has brought in the national guard to help pass out water. water contamination began after they switched a water source from the detroit system to the flint river to save money. >> it has been very difficult. my kids have been getting sick. >> department of justice launched an investigation to figure out how this crisis happened. heavy snow expected to hit the great lakes for a second day in a row. there are lake-effect snow watches and warnings for ohio, western pennsylvania and upstate new york. that's where blizzard-like weather tuesday caused whiteout conditions. in the bay area kate is tracking storms that could be a problem for us over the next couple of days. bring us up to speed on what to expect. >> this morning was the coldest. we survived that. as we look ahead to friday,

see a good chance of rain and even the possibility of some scattered storms with that. let me show you what we are dealing with. you can see that temperatures right now are still on the cool side. 58 degrees in carrollwood. 59 tampa and st. petersburg. over the next few hours we'll warm up just into the low 60s. still a relatively cool day. not as cold tonight with those temperatures dropping down into the mid 50s for overnight lows. here's the set up. we have high pressure just to our north. and we are going to notice our winds will veer out of the north and northeast. deteriorating conditions tomorrow into friday with severe weather. detroit auto show has just begun. so far if stars of the show have been the driverless cars. driverless cars will be on our roads in tampa bay in a few

10 news reporter grayson kamm is looking at how the huge change could transform our city and our lives. >> reporter: this conversation blew me away with a look at where the natural next steps when we take our hands off the wheel and let computers do the driving. paul simon is the leader for the florida department of transportation in tampa bay. it is his job to look at things that are big for the future. >> the trend we'll see is people won't buy as many cars and you'll use services to pick you up and drop you off. effective. >> reporter: because of that your driveway could disappear. so could parking lots and garages. freight and packages could all move at night making roads less crowded for you. as driverless cars become more common crashes and deaths should become more rare. simon says human error is a factor in 95% of crashes.

on the road are driverless? not just some of them. then our cars can talk to each other and drive centimeters apart. we could have highways not much wider than sidewalks with no speed limits, no road signs and no crashes. everybody's commute gets faster. >> the computer will find the most efficient method to get to my destination. normally go? more jobs. the selmon expressway is one of a handful of places in the country certified as a test site for driverless cars. grayson kamm 10 news wtsp. this may come as sad news. cbs comedy mike & molly will end its year. you can catch a few episodes. some of the cast members have left. the show will call it quits after this 13 episode season started last week. mike & molly started back in 2010. the couple met and fell in love

you can watch it tonight at 8:30 here on 10 news. coming up, a new test researchers developed that helped change the fight against kidney disease. you have heard about it in the news events surrounding benghazi is coming to the big screen. first it was the st. louis rams. several other teams could be calling a new season home in

knowing your risk for kidney disease can mean a huge differences between when you get treatment and how you get the treatment. researchers help people with chronic kidney disease figure out their failure. action packed movie is hitting theaters this weekend. we have a closer look at 13 hours, the secret soldiers of benghazi. >> reporter: you have heard the term a billion times before, benghazi, so much so that the

of the disaster may have provided conflicting information that the utter of the word leaves the head spinning. the wake of gaddafi's execution in 2011 libya was a mess of rebels armed to the teeth making it one of the the world's most dangerous hot spots. on september 12th they beared the teeth by attacking an american embassy. this attack was only the beginning of a micro battle that would rage on for 13 hours and take the lives of additional two men. >> they are coming in. we are all dropping.

tells the tale of the battle of benghazi from the eyes of the then who were there. >> congratulations i find myself getting lost in the film watching it as an action film. it is an action film but you have to slap yourself now and again and say this actually happened. if people look at it as a straight up action film is the doing the guys there a disservice. >> that is an interesting thought. i never thought about that. i hope not. at the end of the day it is our inability to understand what they go through. what they go through is way beyond an action film. maybe my take on that would be that michael was telling the story that was as real as he could get it. in doing so it feels like a full blown action movie. but that's how it actually went. we sent a lot of folks off

because it was a cold start to the day. >> it is warming up a little bit. it is on a chilly side though. not our typical tampa bay weather we have had over the past month or so. at least temperatures are out of the 40s and into the 60s in many locations. you can see mostly cloudy skies. time to time we'll see a peek of sunshine. it is filtered with the mid and high level clouds. cloudiness keeping us from having one of those picture perfect days. but it did help temperatures stay above freezing. that's why, as of 2:00 this morning, the frost and freeze advisories were allowed to expire. right now temperatures in the upper 50s and 60s. 59 carrollwood. 59 tampa. 60 apollo beach. we have high pressure to the north. clockwise flow giving us winds today generally out of the north northeast. you can see all of the cloudiness streaming across the gulf of mexico.

streams back to the pacific. we are still going to be dealing with lots of clouds over the next few days. as we head into thursday night and friday that's when things really start to tank. more on that in a moment. take a look at these temperatures. if you feel cold in the tampa bay area you don't want to think about what it feels like in the northern tier. three degrees below zero in international falls, minnesota. it is nine degrees in minneapolis, paul and chicago checking in at ten degrees. high temperatures for the day warming into the 20s and 40s for most locations. it is warm across the south. brownsville, texas the only place that will be warmer than us today. tampa 63 degrees. mid 60s. these temperatures running five to seven degrees below average for this time of year. we'll see mostly cloudy skies. turning cool this evening but not quite as chilly as where we were yesterday at this time.

more on the mild side because again. the 50s. coast. that should do it. for the rest of today we'll see from the south. hour. a dry day today. most of thursday will be dry, as well. but i want to show you this incoming weather. this is thursday into friday. we are watching an area of low pressure developing in the gulf of mexico. it is going to push north and northeast. you can see well ahead of it we are looking at strong storms possible friday morning through friday midday. of course, the entire 10 weather team will be watching this. if it turns severe we'll alert you right away. seven-day forecast shows showers thursday night.

aware. for the weekend drier on saturday. 20% chance of showers. warmer, too. cool monday and tuesday with lows back in the 40s. when you are on the go with incoming potential severe weather you want to have our 10 news app. it is free for you in the app store. it will give you access to live storm tracker 10 plus our sky 10 network cameras. first, it was the rams. now two more nfl teams could be on the move next season. coming up after the break we'll tell you who could be relocating. it was supposed to be a normal day in the park. instead people got more than

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angeles next season. the rams may not be the only team moving. chargers have two months to decide if they'll move to los angeles or stay put. oakland raiders stadium lease is up. the team is free to move to san antonio next season if they chose. couple things to keep an eye on there. park goers in russia were surprised to see a wild bore in the park. they had to keep onlookers away as animal control was called in. they were able to catch the guy and sending it to a rehabilitation center. download the app and stay on top of the weather we have happening over the next couple of days. >> it is not tomorrow. it is late thursday and friday. today we are on the cool side. high temperatures warming to 60. it is five degrees below

fleet will be at 5:00 and will be talking about the potential of severe weather through the weekend. >> that's the going to do it for us at noon. see you back here tomorrow