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>> they chose their lack of a moral compass. it shows their lack of a sense of right and wrong. >> yeah, seven deputy cadets are busted for cheating. the shameful act that cost them their jobs. >> it only encourages bad things to happen. >> should gun owners be allowed to openly carry their weapons? the proposal and the push to shoot it down. >> indeed, this is a promising technology. >> and a cutting-edge cure for citrus greening. how lasers could help save florida's orange crop. >> the 10:00 news starts now.

>> thanks for joining us, everybody. up first tonight, a major shake-up at the pinellas county sheriffs office. the sheriff says seven deputy recruits cheated during training. and now they and a training deputy accused of helping them are out of work. we go live to the sheriffs office tonight. take us through what happened here? >> reporter: well, the sheriff says that this group of recruits got a copy of the written and oral examine ahead of time. and they almost got away with this. but during the testing, one of the trainers noticed that one of the recruit's answers seemed so perfect that it seemed like they got the answers ahead. >> they need to be fired because they are unethical people. >> reporter: a heated county sheriff is not mincing words about the recruits he just kicked out of the department. >> they are not going to work for the pinellas county sheriffs office. >> reporter: the sheriff says

was up to its exam phase of train being. potential deputies are tested on the basics of law enforcement and the agency policy. >> they are not hard tests. >> reporter: but one recruit, darrell cook, couldn't resist the easy way. he turned to a current pinellas deputy, eric fiddle, a friend and in a text message exchange, cook asked to, quote, get some of the study material. he said he would give him the actual exam. but he said please do not share or show them, i don't want to be in an i.a., an internal affairs investigation. terry says several recruits turned it down, but seven, including cook, accepted it. they and biddle are out of a job. >> very hurt by it. >> reporter: the sheriff says this is the first time it's ever happened. and he hopes this is the last. >> it shows a lack of moral compass. it shows their lack of ethics.

they don't need to be working in law enforcement. >> reporter: we contacted biddle and cook and haven't heard back. the sheriff also says the stateville to decide whether everyone involved will have to have their law enforcement certifications pulled or suspended. >> i know you will watch that for us. thank you. >> how about is this open-carry proposal with heavy opposition in tampa. bob buckhorn, eric ward and mark ober. they all say it would put the public and the police in danger. evan axelbank at police headquarters. what did they say, evan? >> reporter: the police chief says it would make it almost impossible for his officers to make potentially -- to assess potentially dangerous situations. now the proposal has already passed two house committees. and city officials say this could be a potentially deadly give-away to the nra. november, 2015, the aftermath of a triple shooting, a 911

was carrying a rifle. but no officers were sent legal. >> florida, which should be the west. >> reporter: mayor buckhorn and chief horn and ober says it would have similar moments of confusion. >> the average citizen is going around with an open-carry firearm, that officer has to make a split-second decision, if he's a bad guy or a good guy? >> reporter: backers insist it would protect those who accidentally expose a firearm in front of an officer. the chief and states attorney have never heard of a case like that. >> i would be interested to see how statewide, that is. we call that a red herring. >> reporter: the chief sponsor, matt gates points out that 45 states allow open carry

would only apply to those already licensed to carry concealed. and any state that bans oche carry violates the second amendment. >> this bill enhances the rights of citizens and vindicates rights that have been granted, not by government, but by god. >> reporter: the anti-open-carry tampa trio cited few statistics during their press conference, but argued that along with potential confusion during a police response, that it would block tampa's other goals. >> i can tell you, i am walking down franklin street mall and there are a bunch of folks hanging out here like the o.k. corral, that's not good for development. >> reporter: the next discussion could be thursday morning. democrats expect the measure to pass. that is in the house, mark. the key will be, i'm told, in the senate, where a campus carry bill was recently voted down. so we will have to watch it there.

>> we have an update on a double murder in manatee county. wayne cummings has been charged in the deaths of carl tuxford and his girlfriend jordan finland. he has been in jail since last week when he was charged with two counsels of armed kidnapping in the case. according to an arrest report, deputies received information cummings. and deputies say cummings told his cousin that they were going to beat finland up and kill duxford. >> new at 10:00, a lakeland family was hit by burglars and thetches and took something absolutely irreplaceable. they took the family dog. a one-year-old yorkie. three young men broke into the home, the 3200 block of pebble brook boulevard and stole electronics, food and the family dog. the family says they can replace the other things, but not the dog. >> that's pretty rough, especially worse on the kids.

birth of the dog so they were really ark tached to it. >> these are the suspects, believed to be between 16 and 20 years old. they were in a dark nissan, which has been found. not -- been located. if have you any information, call the polk county sheriffs office or crimestoppers. you could be eligible for a cash reward. >> a school bus and a car collided in pasco county this afternoon where trinity boulevard meets little road. you can see the car wedged underneath the front of the bus. 53 students were on the bus at the time. thankfully, none of them badly hurt. they were all students at seven springs middle schedule. no word on the condition of the driver of the car or who was at fault. >> well, a man was killed in a crash on the courtney campbell causeway in tampa. a man driving a pontiac lost control and crashed into a nissan this morning. that's what you see. one of his passengers was thrown

later found and taken into custody. jonathan mendoza pena was killed. the driver of the nissan was not badly hurt. but alcohol is believed to be a factor. >> florida state has settled a lawsuit by a woman who claimed that winsman sexually assaulted him as a quarterback in 2012. she said he raped her in his apartment, after they met in a bar. winston denied this, saying it was consensual. prosecutors did not press charges for lack of evidence. hintsman filed a separate lawsuit, saying the school did not do anything. today, fsu reached a $950,000 settlement. $250,000 will go to hintsman and her attorneys will get the rest. >> this is a citrus leaf with funny markings on it. looks like an alien. what made them could be the key

we are talking, of course about citrus graining and a bacteria putting a major squeeze on the $11 billion florida citrus industry. they are hoping this is the long-awaited silver bullet. >> reporter: yes. it's a new bacteriaside. but a bullet doesn't work without a gun. just spraying the chemical on the tree wasn't very effective. researchers needed a way to get the agent into the tree. now they say they have one. which is what brought senator bill nelson to lakeland today. >> we theoretically, on a growing tree, you would have an arm here, arm here and arm here. like that. >> reporter: u.s. senator bill nelson had to see it for himself. >> indeed, this is a promising technology. >> reporter: the best weapon yet in the fight against an enemy that has cost the state of florida billions of dollars and thousands of jobs. >> growers are sprugling to stay

>> reporter: citrus greening causes citrus trees to produce small, bitter fruit and usually kills the tree itself. it has wiped out more than 130,000 acres of citrus and cost the state $3.6 billion in revenue. that's going to kill our successful. we are going dob successful. >> reporter: the senator's machine-developed by florida researchers that works with a laser. you can see the incisions here. step 2, it sprays a bacteriaside getting the medicine directly into the tree's veins, so to speak. sick trees treated with this method in november have sprouted new, healthy growth. >> so two months ago, and you have this new kind of flush. >> new flush, yeah. >> isn't that beautiful?

further testing is needed. but they believe this is the beginning of a cure. >> we are making headway and ultimately we are going to have a stable system, followed by replanting that will restore this industry. >> reporter: now here's the thing. researchers couldn't give us an estimate on how long it might take to treat all the infected trees. senator nelson is petitioning the president to fund the technology this. year's crop is forecast to be flor did's small nest 52 years. >> that's too bad. >> the pint-sized pirates were out in force this weekend, despite the chilly weather. 100,000 people showed up for this gasparilla children's parade saturday. you may have seen our news on the floats there. this saturday githe -- is the adult parade. the parade of pirates will be along bayshore boulevard.

lot better. >> i saw on paul's facebook page that it's all set up for this weekend. >> i hope so. >> coming up, a massive belied blizzard brings a lot of people together. >> the city truly has come together. we have seen neighbors helping neighbors. >> how millions of americans are dealing with this weekend's historic winter storm. >> it's still very difficult more me to communicate with my classmates and teachers. >> and a seventh grader from tampa is using technology to change lives. how he has turned his own personal struggle into a platform to help a lot of people. that's coming up tonight at 10:30. >> what's going on. >> frost net bay area this morning. but the cold air is moving away. the warm air is must having in. with that, looks like some rain and some storms. a sign of warm air is high clouds, increasing late today. big changes on the way.

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>> tonight, billions of people are still digging out from this weekend's massive blizzard, leaving some major cities buried with more than 3 feet of snow. and it could be weeks before things are back to normal. >> and peter doocy tells us tonight, many of the roads are still impassable and people can't travel. >> reporter: almost two days after the heavy stuff stopped falling, almost 2 feet of snow sits in the middle of many now impassable streets. city residents can't go anywhere until plows finally show up. >> it takes me four days to get my part done. so i think by the time i finish, they will get the street plowed. >> reporter: what happens if there is an emergency on an untouched street? in arlington, virginia, the plan is to walk the nearest cleared

a path. if that doesn't work, they will ask the national guard for a lift. something the fire department did this weekend. a lot of main drags are obstructed by snow plows taller than basketball hoops. they are picking tup, loading it up and hauling it away. no piles from washington, d.c. are being dropped off at rfk stadium. and the mayor has a new warning for residents venturing out of the house. >> it's getting warmer during the day and freezing at night. so any wet surfaces can become icy. >> reporter: this storm is blamed for leaving 36 people dead in its path, including a u.s. capitol police officer who had a heart attack shoveling snow and keeping passengers from 12,000 cancelled flights grounded. the roof of a maryland church collapsed. beach erosion and floods caused extensive damage in new jersey. in new york, where a travel ban was in effect, the mayor still doesn't want people on the

in fact, he doesn't want people to touch their cars, fearing they will make an even bigger mess. >> leave the snow on it. let mother nature help you. it will be warmer. there will be sunshine. >> reporter: just across the river from d.c., not far from the pentagon, the owner of this car could knock all the snow off the roof and into the road and who would know? there is nearly a waist-high snow drift running right down the middle of the street that nobody has even attempted to plow yet. in arlington, virginia, peter doocy, fox 13. >> record -- like i watched your facebook page. you said record snowfall in central park. >> yeah, it's incredible. their records go back to the 1800s. that's the cool thing about social media, you follow the storms up and down the coast. it was crazy. friday night and saturday night. >> the original forecast -- >> that's the thing in new york. the big one a couple of years ago, they were predicting a huge

now all of a sudden, this one, not so much. and the models came in 2 feet. you know what happens then. anyway, we are on the sidelines. we have some of the cold air from the storms over the weekend. how about this? five fantastic photos to show you? sunset from karen blackford, contrails coming in, late today. a sign that some increased moisture above us, as the weather pattern is on the move. this, we have had great optics in the sky, all due to high clouds. sun dog. look at this. live, tarpin springs from andrew, good job. love that. mist on bayshore from josh. two things, great sunset and the pirate ship on the left, anchored out in the bay. zoom in and look at this. all lit up, looks great from steven watts. here's a hint.

couple of weeks or so? go to my facebook page and down load that. seized down quite a bit today. rough over the weekend. and the blues continue. temperatures today only in the mid 60s. we start warming up dramatically. the cold high has shifted east of us. we are on the back side. that means tomorrow, the mercury gets into the 70s with occasional high clouds. then we watch and wait for the arrival of this cold front that's going to move our way. it's a complicate the forecast. it is not clear cut. but the bottom line is, we are going to see a spell of showers and thundershowers wednesday morning, probably into thursday with at least a round or two of severe weather. already, on the water vapor imagery. here comes the subtropical jet, whipping in from the west and southwest.

knots. that's a lot of wind for this time of year. that's one of the mechanisms weather. right now, it is cool but not cold. have you 40s and 50s. the difference now compared to warmup. we are running many cases, 10, 15, 20 degrees warmer in ocala and the warming trend will continue tomorrow. 55 now. the dew point is creeping up. skies are mostly clear. near full moon overhead. i do think there will be areas of patchy fog late, especially inland. on the nature coast late tonight. besides that, things are pretty quiet. high pressure off the carolina coast. our winds turn to the south. lots of melting snow today n. new england to the atlanta states. and more cold out in the west. here we go. this is how things will play out. the high's moving away. here comes the cold front.

then by wednesday, the front drapes itself over the state. we see bands of energy rolling along that front. maybe some heavy rain early wednesday. could be a break moves along the front. that goes by and then we turn cooler. it's amazing how we go from a completely dry winter air mass to literally a pure tropical air mass in just 48 hours. and that front goes by and then we turn cooler and dryer and i think, pretty nice for the week en. so tonight, patchy fog. otherwise mostly moonlit. we are down to 50. high clouds around tomorrow, mild, low 70s. on wednesday, not so good. showers and thundershowers, some could be strong. rough, near 70. then we may last into thursday with showers and thundershowers and we clear up. this early juncture. the weekend looks good. temperatures in the 60 sdz. nighttime lows about 45 to 50. back to you. >> thank you so much.

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>> developing tonight, in california, the search is on right now for these three prisoners who broke out of a maximum security jail in santa ana. they cut through thick steel bars and dug through a maintenance tunnel. and the guards noticed they were missing about 9:00 on friday night.

>> these are three very, very dangerous inmates that we are looking for. >> reporter: vietnamese gang members, charged with attempted murder and an alleged killer, both escaped with a man who was accused of kidnapping and cutting off the anatomy of a man he believed had money. >> put fire to his body, he also poured bleach all over him and he dumplinged the victim in the desert and left him alone to die. fortunately, he did not. >> reporter: after weeks of planning, they escaped on friday from this maximum security jail. >> it appears to be a very sophisticated operation where they were allowed to go through security assess points and had some tools that aloud them to do that. >> reporter: police believe the men used a hack saw to cult through this metal screen and half-inch steel bars to enter the ventilation system where they made their way to the roof,

and used a rope made out of sheets, escaping undetected for 14 hours. >> we get these investigations going on, the investigation of the actual escape and then you have the investigation that is about apprehending the three inmates and that's really our priority. >> reporter: police are canvassing little saigon, looking for leads. >> we sincerely need input from the community to help us put these dangerous individuals back into custody. >> reporter: the only video they have is this, which shows nothing useful. a plan to add surveillance cameras at the jail was set to begin later this year. police refuse to say what tools they recovered or how the inmates got them. in los angeles, fox news. >> coming up, we are just one week away from the iowa caucuses, finalyism we are ready. donald trump and ted cruz. the donnel's big push to come

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>> the clock is tick down on the iowa caucuses. we have just one week to go before the voting begins. final here, donald trump and ted cruz are locked in a very tight race. >> carl cameron shows us how they are making this crucial week count. >> reporter: after an appearance with but not an endorsement from joney ernest. marco rubio opened a new line of attack on ted cruz for a company

million judgment for stealing intellectual property from a florida entrepreneur. >> i think it's another example of ted cruz saying one thing and doing something different. ted cruz talks about how tough he's going to be on china. but china's stealing american secrets. >> reporter: ted cruz responded. >> this is an attack that there were millions of dollars spent when i ran for senate, it's a bogus attack. it didn't work then. i would suggest that if other candidates are going that direction, that they're very frustrated by the dynamic that is playing out on the ground. >> reporter: donald trump, who has been bashing cruz and china for weeks, says he's a deal maker that can bring people together. >> the establishment, the media, the special interests, the lobbyists, the donors, they are all against me. i am self-funding my campaign. i don't owe anybody anything. >> reporter: iowa's senior

suggesting cracks in the opposition to trump. >> i have the most loyal people. i could shoot something in fifth avenue and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? >> reporter: a new ad attacking donald trump. >> what does trump think about iowa? >> how stupid are the people of iowa? >> donald trump, new york values, not ours. >> my views are a little bit different than iowa. >> reporter: in iowa and new hampshire, trump is leading. cruz is his only close rifle, and rubio, the only other candidate in double digits. 34% of republicans say they could change their minds. rubio know its will be very tough to catch trump or cruz in iwamp he hopes one fatherrers so he can move up. >> the final republican debate before the caucuses will be this thursday night on the fox newschannel. keep it here for the latest on the high-stakes race. craig patrick will bring you

the iowa caucuses from iowa, beginning right here on thursday. >> in world news, isis threatens new violence. the terror group released a new video message, reportedly showing several terrorists in france. the graphic new video was shot before the paris terror attacks because all nine attackers died in or after the attacks seen right here. it shows the men beheading prisoners, shooting another in the head. in the video, the group also specifically threatened to attack britain and prime minister david cameron. france's president responded to this during a state visit to india. >> reporter: france cannot be deterred by any ciensd of terrorism. we will take all measures that democracy. >> the french president says because of these new threats, he is requesting an extension to the ongoing state of emergency in the country.

determined to continue strikes against isis. new video shows coalition airstrikes continuing to target the tishor group. >> a wild case of road rage has been caught on camera this afternoon. a busy road in austin, texas. look at this. the dash cam showing a driver swinging a baseball bat. the second the guy gets out of the car, he goes back and returns -- with a pole. >> oh, josh. >> look at this! is this crazy? >> they face off in what looks like an odd sword fight. both men get back into their cars and drove off. no word what led up to the argument. >> wow. it first glance, he looks like any other seventh grader at tampa's wilson middle school. but he is not. the chiniedz immigrant, jim, is far from ordinary. he has tushed his own personal struggle into a platform to help others.

and his mother ivy came to america. but something kept getting in the way. >> in the beginning, i couldn't speak english. >> reporter: here's where some people give up. but jim did something that is frankly amazing. >> when i came here, it's during the middle of summer break. so i had some time to learn the english language online, by myself. >> reporter: all by himself. but the road was still rocky. >> when i got to school, it's still very difficult for me to communicate with my classmates and teachers. >> reporter: he leaned on his support group. >> after the help of the teachers and classmates, i feel pretty comfortable speak english. >> reporter: then came a moment of inspiration. >> hello and welcome to my english garden. >> and that turned into the program my english gardeb. >> reporter: jim's web site, my english garden helps people struggling with english.

it saves our natural resources. >> reporter: and it's a american. >> on the first day we came here, we just... got help from others. we hope it will be a great place to let students in china to learn english. and to know american cult jure jim's ultimate dream is for his web site to extend beyond all borders. >> we hope my english garden will be a -- accessed by many students around the world. >> reporter: you see, jim and ivy are growing a garden. >> i saw the name because in a garden, you plant the seed and eventually it will grow and blossom into a beautiful flower. >> today, we have the story of the tortoise and the hair.

get the reward, which in this case is fluent english. >> they work with an army of volunteers. and all of the tutorials on jim's web site are all free. they are grateful, the support they received here in tampa that they wanted to share what they learned with the rest of the world and we are very thankful that they did. >> how about this? the cold weather taking a toll on the sea turtles. the clearwater marine aquarium had a busy weekend. they rescued 19 sea turtles. they found another 9 that had already died. sea turtles are cold blooded and their circulatory systems can slow at this time point where they can't swim or function. the turtles are being treated at cma. all recover. >> a big shift in downtown for parking. >> why you are only going to be able to back in -- oh dear, to

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>> lord help me. >> a dating app turned this bartow man into a victim of assault and robbery. it's the facebook post that has parents outraked. what a teach terwrote along with this photo, of what she called a section 8 barbie. those stories and more tonight at 11:00. >> thank you. >> a lot of people returning to tampa from cruises facing a big problem. when they get back, they cannot get their cars back. >> it shouldn't be this difficult. customer his to wait for hours for a shuttle from the port to a discount lot downtown. the same company, where customers leaving it is airport couldn't get ahold of their keys last week. the owners listed are registered here in premiere parking with 25 locations nationwide. employees got a text message

saying both lots in tampa were closing. >> help the employees. we have not received a paycheck. they have abandoned the customers and the employees. and as you can see, all my friends here have not received a paycheck since december 25. >> they are not getting paid, i don't blame them. i would be picketing too. >> 30 employees have filead a cam plaint. they say they are working with an attorney to get paid. downtown st. pete. it's getting more difficult to find parking spaces. we know that. but now, they are getting more. the trick is how you get into them. have you to back in. it's going to be difficult. it's called reverse or back-in angle parking. it's already done in more than a dozen cities nationwide. now they think it's the perfect local proving ground. second avenue north is in other to williams park, they are going to give it a try. psa buses use them.

valentines day. we are told no businesses will be impacted by this so-called experiment. >> we will see how it goes. we will be monitoring that, as long as it goes as well as we think it will, we will be looking for other places to install it. >> it's called back-in angle parking. it's considered to be safer because drivers can see instead of backing out blindly. >> i can see that creating all kinds of snarl. >> jameis winston is the first rookie quarterback in team history to be making this trip. stephen stamkos has one spot to go to to put all the rumors to rest. >> coffee with a twist. turning to the brink. 3 3 3 (chris) it was another home burglary in polk

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he has a hard time keeping his body still because he has a movem disorder that is related to autism. he always wanted to work at starbucks. the manager, chris, believed in him, gave him a shot and he got sam to channel his movement into dance. isn't that neat? now he's a dabsing barefta. a customer posted this story. it's been viewed 100,000 times. >> that's awesome. >> go, sam. go. >> he's got the moves. >> he sure does. he's turning it interest a positive. >> i saw this trending on facebook this morning. our producer, i had the same thought. i thought it was pretty cool. it's a cover version of adel's hello, done by two reggae

>> yeah, her voice is ark mazing. it's performed by two women. the video was posted a few days ago. it's been viewed more than 4 million times. that's a career-making video on youtube. >> it works. >> it sure does. >> it's beautiful. i betcha adel would love that. i am sure she's heard it. >> i'm going to go home and find that. >> here's something you don't see every day. this coyote, running on an airport runway. the video was shot in van mys at the airport. travelers spotted the guy, he was running along like he owned the place. eventually, he was chased off the runway by security. and no flights were affected. he wasn't injured. but it could have been pretty bad. he's pretty. >> but we don't know if he ever caught the road runner. >> i bet he did!

a little bit. >> the road runner was out there doing time trials. >> all right, chip. >> paul's making me laugh. he's mumbling. he needs a little more speed for takeoff. just a little more speed. >> jameis winston's going to the pro bowl. he's the first rookie quarterback to do t. he's taking the place of trom tom brady. the bucs will have five players ine pf on offense. i cannot remember the last time this has happened. it was a while ago. at least 10 years. i have been saying the last few weeks that winston should be the ro he' todd gurley. but he's a part of every play. the other buccaneer quarterbacks to make the pro bowl, james is the first rook tow make it.

million. but i don't think that's enough. but i don't think he's worth $10 million plus. now, that $68 million deal, would put him in the league's top tone 10 in salary, but he wouldn't stay there long. how about this? what if we cap his salary at $9 million, $9.5, top 3 in the league, $2 million more a year than he's making now and he keeps the eight-year deal? with all the chatter swirling, stamkos tells us, he push its all aside, especially when he hits the ice. >> i haven't really had much of an issue with it, obviously. you think about it a little bit. it's in the back of your head. but you come to the rink, it's kind of like the safe zone, you know? you come in for practice, around the guys, obviously, they know the situation.

we talk about other things and obviously, hockey. it's pretty easy. it's fun to come to the rink knowing you can clear your mind and go out there and play. >> well, as the rays recover from tommy john surgery, his contract will pay him $4 hillion a year. his name has come up in trade rumors, specifically with the cubs, but it's hard to see a deal, knowing cobb won't be ready until july. we saw matt moore come back and still struggle. so still, cobb is looking at august before he shakes off the rust. i am thinking if there is a rays pitching trade, it's a smiley morris deal or bull ben. cobb said he's just as prized as i am to hear a trade rumor. >> i understand it. you know, i absolutely understand it. tampa bay operates in a different system that they are not, i wouldn't say they are happy they have to do it. but i have been here since i was 18.

obviously, i did think i would see the rehab through, no problem and be able to come back before those rumors started. but i get it. it's part of it. >> yeah, it certainly is. especially with the rays. they are always looking to tirvegger in the lineup. we will see what happens. >> pitchers and catchers here, before long, ready for baseball. >> still to come at 10:30, a big surprise for florida teenagers. how they got a chance to shoot

>> here's's a great show. this is a fox 13 umbrella winner tonight. nicely done, amy. we have talked about this at length, how great the sky has been the last couple of weeks. high clouds on the subtropical jet. producing great optics in the sky, including halos, we had a nice scene over the sky with a sun dog. the rain is increasing in houston. you can see the ribbon of rain in louisiana, that's the arrival of the front. so eventually, this is going to get going. it isn't much now.

there will be rain developing to our south. it our west, to our all of this will head our way. tonight, there will be areas of patchy fog developing. some of it could be locally dense. it will burn off rapidly on tuesday. we watch and wait for the arrival of the cold front that gradually heads our way. futurecast has patchy clouds coming in from the southeast. areas of fog. tomorrow stays dry. models try to indicate sprinkles late in the day. probably not. but by wednesday, here we go, this is going to be a long process. this is not going to be a setup where the rain comes in and the rain comes out. this will be around for about a day. maybe two days. as the front slowly heads our way. enough energy and dynamics to produce a round of severe weather. that could happen on wednesday. so 9:00 a.m., we are cool and 52. then by midday, we turn milder and 68. we cloud up by 4:00, mostly high

we watch and wait for the rifle of -- the arrival of showers and thundershowers on wednesday. >> most americans cannot resist the urge to splurge. a new study finding measure 8 in 10 shoppers have made purchasers with more than half of them spending more than $100 when the urge hits. one in five shelling out at least $1,000 when that urge hits. monday, stocks following a late-day selloff. falling oil prices yet again. unwelcome news for some sprint employees. the company is planning to close several call centers and layoff 2500 workers. you might want to consider the sunshine state, if you want to make your golden years more golden. florida named the best state to retire in 2016. the report looking at affordability, quality of life and access to health care. >> and whether you are retired

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pickup with the kid who is were thrilled to meet him. he is an nba legend, of course. shaq did give the kids a few tips for the court and for life. >> i will respect... my peers: my elders: and especially my parents. all right. love you guys. >> how about that? that's gainesville police officer, bobby white, shooting hoops with the kids, instead of breaking up the game that's the original video. he's being called the basketball cop. he's been inspired to hashtag hoops not crime. >> give a shoutout to shaq. >> that's something that they will never forget. ever. >> a long way. >> time for the 11:00 news. >> chris, take it away. >> and the kids' parents are glad to have shaq as the enforcer. the local man looking for love in all the wrong and dangerous

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