>> we're common people, just like y'all are. >> except they are a whole lot richer. meet the small-town couple whose

>> this is what i wanted to be, where my family wanted to be. >> the bucs new head coach facing the fans today. the moment that dirk koetter and his family will never forget. >> and i can't tell you right now how we will pay for this. >> and tampa mayor bob buckhorn talks baseball. so will the rays cross the bay? game-changing possibilities and what could get in the way. >> good evening, everybody and welcome. i'm kelly ring. >> i'm mark wilson thank . thank you for joining us here on this friday night. and we've all been waiting to see who won the powerball, but tonight we know a small-town warehouse supervisor from mummford, tennessee is going to get a portion of the world record jackpot. we have a look at this lucky

don't plan to make many changes and may even go back to work. >> well, john robinson and his wife lisa say they won't stop working and they don't plan to make any wild purchases with their funds. they say they will pay off their motor this and mortgage and their daughter's student loans but stay in their small one-story house in their town,. he says his daughter is the one who urged him to buy the tickets and he went to lay down and then it was lisa his wife who watched the drawing on tv. >> she is the one who checked the numbers of the draws and she come running in there, had screaming and crying, you need to check these numbers.

numbers.>> they didn't actually believe it until they heard it on the new news the next day, and they admit they have not slept the past 48 hours and this couple, humble people had this to say when the reporter asked why they wanted to go back to work on monday. >> why not. >> that's what we've done all of our lives is work. you just can't him sit down, lay down and not do nothing anymore. to last? you know? we do want to enjoy a little of our earnings and maybe invest a little bit of it, so our son and our daughter don't have it, and again. >> i think we are going to check back with them in a year, don't you think? and the california woman who thought she was one of the

victim of a cruel joke and it was her own son who did it. she works at a night nurse in pomona, california and she was on duty when her son called to tell her she had the winning tickets, and she cint didn't believe it but then everyone started celebrating and her daughter broke the news that, hey, it was a bad joke by her own son. her coworkers didn't think it was funny. >> if this is a joke i would probably want you to let her know that i am going to get her an all-paid vacation wherever she has to she wants to go, because this is one of those bod bad jokes. it's not funny. >> i don't think so, either. the son apparently doctored a photo of the winning ticket, and his mom is a 62-year-old nurse, a mother of seven, and i think

know who her least favorite kid is right now. the owner of the facility where she worked he had given everyone who works there a powerball ticket. that is $18,000 worth of tickets. >> and a motorcyclist has been killed in a bad accident just a short time ago. the southbound lanes in dale mabry are closed between gray and north a street, and you are asked by tpd to avoid the area at least for the next few hours. >> there is a new man in charge of the bucs and buc nears buccaneers fans are hoping that is the last time they hear that for a while. our chip carter was there life,

>> i think he is absolutely the right guy at the right time for this team, and i realized today that the bucs have had 11 head coaches and i have worked with nearly all of them. i was told ask koetter a question and you get a direct answer. and i think the team needs that right now. he put it perfectly. this day is not the day to talk x's and o's and hires and team philosophy. it's a moment to share the day with family, and while he always wanted to be a coach in the nfl, he knew he was running out of time and chances and this means a lot to him but he said it means even more to this family and his parents. >> i have to thank my parents, jim and barb, poke at pocatello, idaho

they instilled in me along the way that led up to today, it's an amazing journey, really is. >> this is what i wanted to be, where my family wanted to be. i know what kind of players we got. so excited about that. >> he is definitely fired up about this job to get that emotional. our jeff tewksbury visited to get the idea of the change. >> it's another new beginning. >> we'll go with the new guy and see how he does. >> he has his supporters. >> james ers.>> jameis had a great year, and

does, he will do fine. >> i just want the bucs to have the best coach and whatever is the best for them, and for their organization. i mean, i don't judge. >> john and katie are new orleans saints fans, happy with the hire, convinced that koetter will fail to win even six games. >> i think they might win four, and for us it's great and maybe gives us ao th >> for most koetter's success rests with his star pupil. >> jameis winston. >> but will fans stand and cheer for his bucs come september. >> on the podium when he was introduced as the bucs new head coach, it doesn't matter what he says today. what matters is what he does next season. >> nothing said here today is

wins and losses. that hard work is still to come. >> i think fans are excited right now but let's see what they are saying 16 games from now. >> winning will change everything, as will losing apparently. >> thanks. >> all right, the bad weather that rolled through today, left his mark in very venice. around 11:00, they heard loud noise and then the lights went out. the him main line winds blew off the roof. >> all you see is roof ripped off and laying everywhere. >> no one was injured and first responders checked in, and they had to rescue dogs from a shop, and apparently they got all 20 dogs that were inside to the

to all doing well. >> well, mark, it looks more interesting what is coming than what we saw this morning. a look at the dewpoints. the dewpoints were not all that high. the atmosphere didn't have that much juice in it and you saw the straight-line wind damage. the dewpoints are going to start to rise the next day or so, and for tomorrow night, we are going see seeing dewpoints in the mid 60's, and that provides extra juice in the atmosphere, and for don't, no severe weather risk because as we head into tomorrow and on into sunday morning, highlighting this area here, but

coast and squall lines heading into tomorrow night and on into sunday morning,ville , i will have details on that, a chilly forecast coming up just a bit later on. >> thank you so much, mike. and mayor bob buckhorn suspects that the rays want to look at said stadium sights in downtown tampa, and he says it will be tough and expensive but he will do everything he can to keep the rays here. fox's steve nickeled had nichols had questions for the mayor today. >> the two big questions of course are, well, starting with the size, a) they are really, really big like 10 to 20 acres just for the building, and b) the numbers the mayor through out ranged from 250 to 600 million.

looking at stadium sights stadium sites in both counties. and just after that they declared a blank slight. >> i'm slate. >> i'm a big believer in not doing anything until we have the site. >> i can't tell you right now how we will pay for this. >> but it has been well known for years now that the rays want to look for a landing zone in downtown tampa, and now the city and hillsborough county have a shoot, maybe a painful shot. >> i have heard numbers as high as 600 million. >> the rays offered no clues yesterday. >> we intend to take a completely fresh look at the stadium building process and all of the criteria. and there may be ideas we have of >> but it comes down to money

is to have the land to build around the stadium like tropicana field. >> that is a lot easier than coming into downtown tampa and putting this deal together and getting it done. >> the mayors of st. pete and tampa say the goal is to keep the rays in the downtown area and with both downtowns popping right now... >> this is the ideal time start a project like this. >> the rays have 60 days to deliver to the city a document that sets out in general terms the process to be used by the club to evaluate future possible stadium sites. reporting live, steve nichols, fox 13 news. >> thank you so much, steve. coming up, stocks take a huge hit. >> coming up tonight at 10, how today's plunge could effect us all.

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publg >> that bell signaled the end of a brutal day, a brutal week, and at one point tfers it was down 536 points, the s&p fell 41, a duff tough day and that makes it the worse two weeks of a new year in the history of the united states week. >> could you underline brutal while you are at it. >> 2016, not kind to wall street investors. that means that investors are afraid that the economy is slowing and the growth we've

coming to a halt and today we saw new evidence that it is. >> not oafn even the holiday shopping season helped. u.s. retail sales fell in december of all months. wal-mart announced it's closing 269 underforming stores. >> you are beginning to see economy. >> the negative retail news is just one of the factors behind the rough day on wall street. and oil fell fellow below $30 a bar legal for the first time in 12 years but the biggest drag continues to be china. >> china had been growing at 7 to 10% and now may be growing at between 3 and 6% and that is a big difference and there is a ripple effect that is going to

>> he says it's important for investors not to react hastily to the grim news coming out of wall street. >> the will reality is don't invest out of fear, and the reality is professionals are waiting for opportunities to buy right now and you should not give them the opportunity to buy your securities at a cheap disappoint because you are panicked. >> he says wait until the market levels out and then look at your portfolio and determine if you have too much invested in stocks and if you have no idea like advisor. >> new at 10:00, your electric bill would be going up. florida pure power at light has asked the state for permission to raise rates over the next four

$8 more a month and then 14 more a month by 2020. state regulators are expected to make a decision later on this year, but that is not the news you want to hear, especially when many of us have just turned the heat on. >> i am still seeing the effects of a warm december in my electric bill, but finally transitioning a little bit to more of a typical winter and maybe even below average. >> it happened quick, and we'll see the big transition coming with a big bang as we get into saturday night and sunday morning. >> i don't like bang. >> and this one may be pretty bad. but first let's get over this. this is the time lapse from today. check out the storms that rolled in this morning. no big severe weather although we did see wind damage down in

viewing area, but saturday night and sunday morning things looking passengerly potentially stronger. a nice looking saturday once we get through the fog but another strong low forming in the gulf as we head into the day tomorrow, and by tomorrow night that low racing across the gulf, and that means severe weather possible. late tomorrow and on into early sunday morning. the time frame looked to be between 2 or 3 a.m. out to 8:00, 9:00 a.m., when the line that develops would move through, and you see some areas picking up one, two, three inches of rain and you factor that in with the winds going calm and lightning inland and the result is a potential for fog. you pass midnight and we'll see

developing and becoming dense at time and on into early saturday morning. visibility easily down to a quartermile, and just as quickly as it moves in, but early tomorrow morning it should be moving out. as far as the visibility goes right now you see us already getting fog in the fog-prone areas. expect visibility to look drastically different over the next couple of hours or so. so above arrange in average in every category there. 55 in inverness, and 63 in sarasota, and 59 in myakka city, and 60 right now in frost proof, and here is that cold front that pushing through earlier today. that continues to move off to the south and east but again not really seeing much in the way of cooler temperatures behind this

but here is the future cast and maybe a little bit of extra cloud cover, this is the next strong testimony. we can freeze it as 3:00 a.m., and many of the models showing that potential but by later on in the morning it is racing east. getting rid of most of that shower dif activity before most of us wake up. here is the seven-day. temperatures in the mid 70's for tomorrow, and upper 60's on day sunday and the afternoon may look dry but it's going to be cool and with interesty, and with interest and windy and highs not getting out of the 50's. >> still to come an update on the d.u.i. setup that played in and out tampa. >> the course decision these

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>> well, he was a beloved soft ball coach and don't investors investigators say they finally found his killer. >> he coached girl's soft ball in auburndale for 35 years and in august he was shot right in his driveway, and albert jenkins is charged with his murder. attorneys say he had a vendetta against him and that he turned

from a union they both belonged to. >> if you want to see evil in the flesh, there he is, he is going to get even with that terry who was only doing the right thing, looking out for the union's money and bringing a criminal to justice. >> jenkins was the union treasure. when money started disappearing, he report it had to police. >> and the three tampa attorney have been found guilty of a d.u.i. setup. the three stephen diaco, robert adams and adam filthaut have been told to stop practicing law. today's decision also says the attorneys can no longer represent clients or pick up new clients and all clients must be

>> and new at 10:00, polk county sheriff grady judd is warning about someone calling and claiming to be a representative from suntrust bank. that caller attempted to get the victim's personal information and this really is a reminder not to give your personal information to anybody over the phone if you do not know that person, and if you think the banking phone call is suspicious in any way just hang up and then contact your bank directly. if you received such a call, they are asking that you call the sherrif's office. >> and police are looking for a woman who stole a homeowners mail and then her identity. unfortunately it was too late to stop her but police say this woman had been stealing mail from this home for weeks. she opened seven credit cards in

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>> is ted cruz a natural born citizen? well, he and trump clashed over that issue, and it was one of the most personal moments of the debate. >> and what the fall-out might be for the race. >> an 84-year-old trial lawyer has filed suit in federal court challenges ted cruz's citizenship, and argued that the issue of natural born citizenship has never been settled by the supreme court but should be now because of cruz' run for the presidency. >> the cruz campaign responded saying numerous constitutional scholars agree he is eligible to run.

canadian father and an american mother. >> donald trump said he had his lawyers look at this from every which way and there was nothing to this birther issue. now, since september, the constitution hasn't changed but the poll numbers have. >> there is a big question mark on your head and you can't could that to the party. you really can't. >> cruz has been criticizing trump for quote new york values for days. >> not a lot of conservatives come out of manhattan, i'm just saying. >> conservatives actually do come out of manhattan including william f. buckley and others just so you understand. >> well, the search continues through the right for 20 marines missing after two helicopters collided off the coast of hawaii. each helicopter was carrying six marines.

night time training mission. rescuers are dealing with rough water and poor visibility. the helicopters are known as superstallion, the military's largest chopper but no word on what caused the collision. >> and al-qaeda militants have attacked an up-scale hotel in west africa, and have also taken hostages. explosives were used to try to get into the building to rescue the hostages and now the building is on fire. the embassy tweeted they are aware of the situation and do not know if there are any americans in the hotel. and the homes of two people were

bomber attack there. the homes of two men were searched, they are believed to be a part of an is isis cell, and a known leader is known to live in the area. >> and steven heart, allegiant's coo for about a year stepped down. the airline has been plagued with him problems, including several in this emergency that will landings. >> and dan haggerty has passed away. he starred in tv shows and movies and he died of cancer of

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>> i thought it was a swollen lymph node. and i sat there no hours and the doctor came in and said you have a major mass in your neck that is cancer and i was like whoa. >> he has tongue cancer and the news got worse. the head and neck surgeon recommended one operation to remove his tongue and another to take out a part of his jaw. >> i thought this is crazy, this is my life. >> because the surgery would end his career. >> to not be able to paster taste and paste taste andto lose my tongue? that would be huge. >> he came to see the director of head and neck surgeonry.

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>> brantley should be serving a one-year prison sentence but on the eve before going into prison, she was arrested and a just released 9-1-1 call reveals the fear of the woman bairntly brantley apparently attacked and she claims this has happened before. >> i have been through this situation before and i didn't call the plirks police and now it's happening again. >> it's okay, just take a deep breath. >> she is on a pill right now, going to prison on monday for a year and a day. >> the u.s. attorney's office says they will step aside and let the state pursue charges against her first, if she is convicted of the new charges they will do her state charges

pick her up. >> cosby's wife is fighting al sarah subpoena to testify. last month a judge ruled the marital disqualification does not apply to deposition testimony and now the victim's lawyers are now her attorneysare fighting that. >> and getting to the x's and o's of this job? coming up next. >> and a bride and her service dog are going viral. amazing pictures and so it's in the back of everyone's mind... if you've ever owned gas appliances... see what happened in a tampa woman's kitchen, tonight at eleven.

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inform you that your request has been denied. insufficient income and a failure to do your chores have combined to -- and it has gone rye really viral,and dad savings and loan. >> he worked hard on that and a 6-year-old? i'm not sure he would get that, but he sends a message to all of us. >> a man coming up with a very creative way to shovel snow from his drive way. he created the smallest snowplow ever, and he came up with this last winter and that is probably about how long it's going to take him to plow his driveway, and maybe not, but on a little

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>> dirk koetter is the new coach for the bucs and hopefully he stays in that slot for a while. for two reasons. they need to make the play-offs and then they also need to hang on to a head coach for at least five years. there are a lot of coordinators that go ahead head coaching jobs because that unit delivers but then that unit slides back yard backwards because the coach has to manage the entire team and that is the question i asked. >> no, it doesn't worry me because there is already a prototype for that in the nfl. three teams in the nfl the head coach is the play caller and i have talked to coaches that are doing it and it's not going to be easy but that is one of the reasons you have to have a great staff around you. i also have great confidence in the offensive coaches i worked with last year but there will be

>> you were talking about how much you love to work with quarterbacks. is that something you can still spend a lot of time with, the one-on-one time you had with jameis, do does it translate now that you have to wear so many hats and have so in roles and responsibilities. >> my role is going to change some but every head coach i know and always been around always migrated back to his old position. >> final question, how excited are you right now? excited. this is just the beginning. there is a lot of work to be point. >> all right, koetter hired his old boss as his new offensive coordinator. and move benefits koetter and

and gerald mccoy showed up to watch koetter's first news conference, and he says he is glad because this is a transition, and an adjustment. >> this will be my fourth time but coach koetter, it's hard to describe his impact on this team. he dispt doesn't say much but when the offense is up, you let him know because he is letting them have it and he gets them right and i believe that is why they had so much success. i'm excited to see what he does with the entire team. >> parkway and and just your thoughts about mike smith about his style of offense. >> they have a history of winning. atlanta was a very good team

past that, not too much, i like his hair, but you know, i love his style of coaching. and how excited he gets. so we'll see, man. it's going to be fun, though. >> great hair equals at least two wins a year, i think. and i think the lightning will about to make one of those long runs that jon cooper has been waiting for. they just never stopped working tonight against pittsburgh, making this one in ore overtime, and watch stamkos in midice, right there, and right there the lightning with five on three and they work it perfectly, is the only word for it. and then still in the second, now it's five on four, and victor hedman, watch him from the blue line, but this game gets really tight but now the

spin move, the lightning win it in overtime, and they have now won four in a row, and when you come back like that i think it suggests that the team is playing good hockey. i can almost see six, seven, eight, nine, maybe a ten-game winning streak. >> that would be great. >> and getting ready for a

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>> well, pretty interesting time lapse from our riverview camera, this is looking out west, and the other thing you note is that camera just waiverring, pretty breezy and a breezy looking afternoon as well. tending, though, on a pretty nice note out there. it's 73 in tampa, and 55 in brandon, and 58 up in brooksville, the cool spot 52 in crystal river and low 60's heading off to the south. temperatures not dropping off a whole lot more, now back to our south and east. meanwhile, you look back to the west and it's this front back

pressure that we are going be watching closely, overnight and into the day tomorrow. this area of low pressure dropping into the gulf and reforming and then shipping eastward heading into the overnight hours saturday night and that is our potential posse for severe weather. showing light sprinkles and areas of fog overnight and then heading into saturday night, sunday morning, 2:00, 3:00, a.m. is when we say start to see storms and squall lines with some severe storms possible, early sunday morning but by 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, we should be wrapping things up. there is our slight risk for severe weather and we'll be fine tuning that forecast closely and watching it closely over the next 24 hours or so.

your forecast this weekend, 77 and after tomorrow, morning for fog. sunday, 68, with morning strong storms possible, but after we get through that, much chillier weather coming up next week, i will have your forecast coming up. >> investors running for cover, stocks taking another beating but everyone gets a breather on monday as the market is closed for mlk day. one of the big reasons for the sell-off is oil at its lowest level in 12 years but one thing that is good about that, less pain at the pump. $the average $1.93, but retail sales falling and the holiday shopping season going out with a whimper.

including a lot of its suppress format stores. >> that is prizing. that is a lot of stores. >> it is. >> and paris may be known as the city of lights but london is shaneing shining brightly tonight. >> it's luminier monday, with 30 land-mark buildings turned into light scrup chiewring sculpturing and you can even interact with them through your cell phone. >> people will be invited to select colors and the heat of their touch is projected on to the work. >> it running through the weekend, the first festival of