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>> it's off the wall. i've been living here 30 years, i've never seen anything like this. >> neither have we. a path of destruction along the coast. how officers say just one man is responsible for this mess. >> we're out here. we are out here, when you don't think we're out here, w securing malls. the amped up effort to keep thieves from targeting your purchases. plus, presidential picks. meet the two new additions to the trump white house, and what they reveal about the plans he has for the nation. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. developing tonight, a path of destruction down the tom stewart

causeway. the boater damaged docks and other boats out there. as fox 13 reports, witnesses say he put lives in danger too. >> this part of the boat right here, as a matter of fact. >> before andy saw what happened -- >> heard noises like i've never heard before. >> a boat had plowed through his dock and his boat. >> almost sounded like gunfire. and -- but it wasn't. it was my dock in pieces. >> and he says he saw this florida fish and wildlife say the operator, robert hart, was drunk with a blood-alcohol level nearly twice the legal limit and was leaving a trail of destruction in his wake. >> it's off the wall. i've been living here 30 years. i've never seen anything like this. >> fwc says hart hit several boats and docked before he stopped. investigators are trying to retrace his route to determine exactly how much damage he caused, but neighbors say it could have been worse. >> especially the kids fishing

have been a mess. >> i heard people scream then just all the fiberglass boats busting apart. >> the catching hell logo on the side isn't just a catchy phrase. >> commercial spear fishing is bar none the most dangerous job on the planet. >> this promo is for a 2014 weather channel reality show called "catching hell" about spear fishing in the gulf. this was one of the boats in it. after thursday night's witnesses expected more damage than just some pro ken windows s and railings. they're also counting their blessings. >> we got lucky. everything got lucky. >> hart is charged with operating a vessel under the influence and leaving the scene of an accident. we're told his passenger was not hurt. hart has been arrested eight others times in pinellas mostly on drug and alcohol charges. a news alert in jacksonville, a

no one is hurt and the coast guard says the boat is not damaged but take a look, the large river cruise ship somehow became wedged underneath the main street bridge. right now inspection officers are working to figure out how this happened. the bridge is closed until further notice. digging through bins and loading up shopping carts, the holiday shopping chaos is in full swing. this is vid night at a wal-mart near the georgia-florida line. no reports of any major problems or injuries despite the crowds. and closer to home, shoppers packed the brandon mall today. at one point the parking lot was so full, they had to open an overflow parking area in the grass. it was pretty calm until this afternoon. black friday has come and gone but it is just the beginning of the holiday shopping season. that also means opportunities for criminals looking to cash in

evan lambert is live at west shore plaza with a look at what security measures are in place there. evan? >> this weekend is the real test for officers that are out here to protect shoppers during this busy holiday season. they fanned out at shopping malls and shopping centers and obviously they are there to deter crime, but if it does happen, they want to be there to respond to it and monitor it. so after a slow morning this morning, people did start centers in tampa and beyond for this black friday shopping holiday. police and deputies were there too, sometimes in an undercover capacity. police agencies have beefed up patrols of malls like international and west shore plazas. officers ran bike patrols and had officers in uniform and plain clothes. they also got a bird's-eye view, looking for any suspicious activity and making their presence known. it's something that will

shopping season. >> we had officers end 8:00 this morning, through closing tonight, then we'll be redeployed first thing tomorrow morning and run throughout the day saturday as well. >> and police agencies have not reported any major incidents, so this visibility seems to be keeping criminals away and obviously there are common sense things that you can do to protect yourself. lock your doors, don't carry cash. this increased presence and they say it does give them peace of mind. you'll hear more from them at 11:00. >> good advice. thanks. taking a look at the day's other top stories, an alligator attack in south florida lands a man in the hospital. rescue crews say the 50-year-old man was hunting for ducks in the everglades this afternoon when an alligator bit him on the thigh. they say it appears to ab flesh

se expected to be okay. more about a brutal face biting attack. police say he randomly targeted and killed a couple outside their marion county home in august. new court documents show the 19-year-old wrote about being bullied, dealing with anxiety and accepting his death. he has pleaded not guilty to the first degree murder charges. his lawyer says he is mentally ill. tonight investigators are mom being found on thanksgiving day. authorities are now looking for two women in a dark s.u.v. in connection with the case, they are reportedly armed. the 34-year-old mother of two disappeared november 2nd while taking a jog. if you thought the drama surrounding the election was over, think again. green party presidential nominee jill stein has pull the trigger

she's officially filed in the battleground state of wisconsin and that may be only the beginning. they also want recounts in michigan and virginia. she's concerned systems may have been hacked. >> i want to be clear, there is no smoking gun. there is not something that we're planning to say that this is wrong in wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. there's enough peripheral evidence to warrant that our system should be investigated. we are not doing this to the benefit of one candidate over the other. we're doing this for the benefit of the american public. so that we can trust that our votes are counted. >> president-elect donald trump won the state of wisconsin as well as pennsylvania and

recount in wisconsin will cost $1.1 million, and is prepared to cover the cost. now to the trump transition, despite the holiday weekend, president-elect trump continues to build the staff that will follow him to the white house in eight weeks. two more names have been announced as part of the next administration. as fox's peter doocy reports, his latest pick reveals a lot about the direction he plans to steer the government. >> the next white house now has a top lawyer and a deputy national security advisor. the president-elect made former fec commissioner done mc dp. ann, well-known in washington for rewriting rules, literally, to white house counsel. he's said to know a lot about government ethics, making him invaluable. he also made k.t. mcfarland, a major critic of the obama

advisor. earlier this week, mack far lined the dangerous international chess board awaiting the president. >> all -- a new person always gets tested but all these countries are lining up to test this new president. >> astrium prepares to take over the u.s. government, the russian government is trying to position itself as the leader in syria, with a spokesman saying that, quote, if wasng terrorists, it should not get in the way. disputes like this will be handled by in january by the next secretary of state. names floated, mitt romney and rudy giuliani, have the transition team taking sides, so enough that the incomeing -- >> mahr alago is being protected at -- the secret service is

next to each other inside trump tower. this report says that would cost at lease $3 million a year, money that would be paid to the building's own e the trump organization. >> still ahead, it's a holiday tradition for many of us. >> we've been coming here for seven years in a row, this is our tradition, the day after thanksgiving. >> picking the perfect christmas tree. after the break, three tips from the pros when it comes to tree shopping. disney? think again. tonight at 10:30, we give you an inside look at the not so well-known premium -- >> a lot of sunshine today, temperatures back in the low to mid 80s, and a cold front is on our way for the week end. we'll talk about slowly cooling temperatures and a nice forecast all coming up in a few minutes. don't go ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ?

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we are in the final hours >> we are in the final hours of black friday, but the shopping tomorrow it is all about local businesses. small business saturday is a movement to encourage people to support the shops and restaurants in their neighborhoods. it started back in 2010. last year 95 million shoppers took part, spending more than $16 billion. we stopped by a few tampa businesses as they geared up for what's sure to be a busy day. >> small business saturday is our holiday. there's no way that us small guys could compete with the big

our opportunity to take what we can offer to the community. >> i expect to have a line out the door at 9:00 a.m. >> to check out which businesses are participating in your neighborhood, just head to smallbusinesssaturday.com. some folks spent their black friday shopping not at malls but instead at christmas tree lots. it's traditionally one of their busiest days to get started on that holiday decorating. crystal clark asked around and said what makes a perfect christmas tree. >> it depends on who you talk to. for some, it's color, for others, the bigger the better, but the most important thing, making sure it lasts all through the holidays. >> for some, the greatest sound of the holiday season is not the sound of shopping carts on black friday, but instead, it's this. the buzzing of chain saws at

frasier fir the day after thanksgiving has become a tradition for the fritz family. >> the smell, you can't beat the smell. >> kind of sets that tone for christmas, kind of like the switch that imines. >> every year he chooses history at great lakes christmas tree farm on north 22nd avenue in tampa. a business that's made it through 40 christmas holidays. >> i'm a fourth generation and my two sons and two daughters will be the fifth generation, and every year we're all involved in it. >> as tradition goes on sansone got his first shipment of trees fresh from north he says his stocked warehouse will easily be cleared out by the end of the week end. >> it seems like every year, everybody wants to get their tree up a little earlier than last year. >> but getting there early isn't the only strategy shoppers say they use to pick a winning pine. >> definitely something that's very full and something that's -- kind of has a very balanced shape to it. >> i want to make sure the stem

nice top to it. >> a little tlc goes a long way in making your tree last through january. >> the main thing is get the air to the tree and get the water to the stump. >> he says shaking your tree out opens up the branches and removes loose pine needles and putting the stump in water as soon as you get home keeps it healthy. so if you don't want to end up like charlie brown, take the advice of a man who knows histories. >> this lot what they do is have people cut them in north carolina and michigan and actually ship them down the same day so they say it's best to find a lot that has them as fresh as possible because you really want it to last. >> that is incredible. that is dedication to get it down here. i would think it would take weeks at a time to get them down here. >> someone's working hard. >> i put my christmas tree up november 1st. i need as fresh as possible. >> exactly. >> all right, crystal.

good advice. paul, do you have your christmas tree up yet? >> did you actually say november 1st? >> i admit it. >> i hope it's artificial, because by december 25th, it's going to look like one of those linus trees, you know? >> exactly. >> a fire hazard. >> exactly right. so anyway, we're talking about perhaps the next couple of days, good weather to be outside, great shopping day today, temperatures back into the mid 80s. take a look. what a sky we have this evening. everybody out and about from peter gabuchi, nicely done. all the way down in key west, i kind of like how the chairs are kind of illuminated in christmas colors, a green and a red chair looking off to the west. that's from whitney in key west today. and siesta key from fred see ger, tomorrow morning there may be some areas of fog around just like this. sunrise earlier on from wauchula

check out that sunrise, with kind of some rays going through some fog. that's a great picture, it really is. by the way, that's on my facebook page. that would make a nice wall paper on your computer. today we've gone right above average again and pair of 83s. we'll cool off a little bit this weekend behind a cold front, then next week, we think about warming up, could turn kind of muggy wednesday and thursday. at this point, there is no sign of any significant cold air heading our way. very dry month obviously, we had a trace on the 14th, we had a hundredth on the ninth, we've been way below average all week long, we may squeeze out some showers on the 30th and that's really about it. highs today across the board running about 83 in tampa, 83 in brooksville, 86 in sarasota. partly cloudy skies today, partly cloudy skies tonight, watch out for areas of fog.

they're holding in the upper 60s including a 69 in tampa, 71 in sarasota, the dew points are kind of high too. so all of this kind of says to me areas of fog late tonight, not lasting long. sun comes back tomorrow as temperatures stay in the 70s and low 80s. there is a cold front on the way. it's moving through tallahassee right now. it will move down the state tomorrow, pretty much unannounced, and behind it, the shift in the wind, though briefly cooler and drier weather, but by monday and tuesday, the winds start turning around and they turn more to the east and southeast, so we start warming up dramatically, we stay in the 80s next week and we could have some nighttime temperatures, 65 to 70, so no cold air really in sight. thankfully it looks like there will be some decent rains between now and about next

atlanta, west north carolina where the drought is going on for us, maybe not much, maybe some showers middle of next week, 78 degrees tomorrow, turning less humid. the weather on sunday looks great. sunshine, 77 degrees, about 60 in the morning, good weather coming up for the bucks game sunday afternoon. so tonight partly cloudy, some patchy fog, we brought them out in the mid 60s, then on tomorrow, which is and 78. and on sunday, it's more sunshine and it's very nice, a high near 80. not a bad boating day, but the wins winds will pick up during the afternoon. next tide is the high tide, 11:40. your seven-day forecast is pretty quiet. your next chance of rain would be wednesday into thursday with haley, back to you.

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>> a consumer alert tonight. as you sit down to do your online shopping, we have a few tips on how to avoid a hack, especially if you're using the internet in a public place. >> if you plan to skip the lines and do your holiday shopping online, we want you to meet this man. >> heartbeat. >> he is an ep cal hacker. he helps protect people by finding weaknesses in computer systems, and he's showing us how online bad guys can make your life miserable, especially if you're connecting your computer or tablet to the internet in public. first, look out for unexpected gifts. if you see a usb drive lying around, never, ever pick it up and use it.

that point, you're doomed displ. think of it as a trojan horse that lets the bad guys into your system. >> you can program this device do whatever you want. >> like steal your bank account information. next, let's talk about your mouse and your keyboard. >> if you're using a wireless keyboard and mouse, which is not bluetooth, okay, you're kefl vulnerable. >> a hacker can intercept signals used by basic non-bluetooth technology and take over your >> you can just sit in a parking lot, scan the entire building, and just kill each and every computer in a few seconds. >> and it's not just a public place. what he can do by parking outside your home is a nightmare. >> to stop next to a house, take over the computer regardless if it has a firewall, antivirus, doesn't matter what it is, and i can convert this computer to become a child pornography server if i want to. >> so the tip from the expert, if your mouse or your keyboard

has bluetooth technology. >> in my point of view, that would be the best. >> you might want to put that on your list, as you shop online for others. dana jay, fox news. >> you've done disney but do you know about the park's premium experiences? up next, we take you park hopping from magic kingdom to animal kingdom to show you the

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these extra picksie dust packages are best for repeat guests. that's you, mr. and mrs. local. >> some come back frequently and say, wow, how can we scratch the surface a little deeper? >> for example, animal kingdom, most of us get shaky smartphone videos when we ride the attraction. that's child's play compared to the wild africa trek. >> it's our version of the three-hour tour. >> on this trek, you'll crouch along trails, traverse swaying and find adventure across untracked areas of the park. >> it gives you that up close and perm with our zebras and our strong hippos and you get to spend the time on that savannah. >> you'll even get african food and beverage. a $189 a person, you'd better. a slightly more affordable, sabre the savannah, there's no private trekking but you'll get

menu platform including beer and wine from africa. >> you've got three guy there is giving you those personal amazing quiet stories of what it's like to live in africa. >> since we live in florida, it would be kind of silly if you've never surfed. if that's you, the 2 1/2 hour surf lesson might be the premium experience you need. >> whether you're a novice or intermediate suffer, this is going to be a controlled environment for you to learn from the best. >> all for a cool $165 per person. to the magic kingdom you now, hw about a child's first air cut? on main street, it can be prearranged at the harmony barer shop with this awesome add on. >> the barbershop quartet will come right now and zipping you their song. >> then show off the new do aboard the pirate adventure cruise. two hours in the morning, kids

search of buried treasure. >> those little tigers that need to talk and walk and look like on the plank, they're dressed up, it's a lunch experience >> it happens around the seven seas lagoon in bay lake with multiple exotic ports of call. this experience is for kids ages 4 to 12, and it's only $34 per child. it's a great way to make family members. >> i'm a mom, i understand that, you can't pay enough money for that experience. >> you can go is disney's most pampered vip boating experience. a stunning way to view the fireworks at night, completely customizable with private customer service from the grand floridan if needed. for something a little more intimate, why not dine with an imagineer. >> imagine there's such a

derby in hollywood studios or ask all the questions about what you want to know. we've just scratched the surface on the 90-plus premium experiences, but know this, they do come and go, so if something -- we create ourselves every single day. >> >> disney is developing a giant online portal to manage all of these add ons but that's not coming until 2017. in the meantime, you can call 407-wdw-info to book a premium experience. it was a brand new illuminated holiday experience, chris in the wild, transforming it into guests of all ages. later hours mean guests can meet

also be lots of food and entertainment. the holiday experience will take place fridays and then nightly until december 30th except for christmas eve and christmas day. some will have adorable new addition this is holiday season. you might remember these guys, 12 puppies, dumped the box of chocolates. we had them on food day and the phones wld with people that want to adopt them. nearly a thousand people want to take them home and we are happy to report, they all have found forever homes. it's beginning to look a lot like christmas at the white house. michelle obama accepted the official white house christmas tree this morning. the 19-foot douglas fir presented by the 2016 christmas tree association contest.

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>> reliving the horrors of an orlando massacre. meet an officer who says he's forever changed by what he saw inside pulse nightclub, and why he is now pleading with the state for help. and if you have a jeep, you have a role with the pasco county sheriff's office. why they're calling on all jeep drivers to join their team, tonight at 11:00. there are increasing concerns tonight that terrorists may want to strike here in the u.s. transition.presidential- dozens of new islamic militant groups are at large and the most audacious reaches well beyond syria and iraq. as the next transfer of power in washington approaches, analysts say the u.s. intelligence community is on edge, bracing for terrorists and other u.s. adversaries eager to make their mark. >> they want to test the administration's outgoing and incoming to see what kind of resolve we'll have to learn whether we're going to go toe to toe with the enemy, so the period is sort of ripe for whether they're political

simple tactical terrorist events. >> while law enforcement veterans say concerns will be high in the coming weeks and months, president obama has said the u.s. counterterrorism apparatus is now stronger than ever. a new study by the university of virginia finds that cancer rates fell in every u.s. region except rural appalachia. the university analyzed federal government data between 1969 and 2011. the region went from having the nation's lowest cancer death rate to the highest. 15% high ner higher in the appan theirs than nationwide. in every state in the appalachian region had higher cancer death rates. they noted widespread poverty, high levels of smoking and obesity and poor access to healthcare.

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y26kry yy6y new at ten - >> new at 10:00, researchers are using the tango to help people with movement disorders like parkinson's disease. beth galvin shows us the benefits of pairing up with a dance partner. >> james is doing something he never imagined, a guy like him with parkinson's disease would be doing. dancing the argentine tango. >> as a young ballroom dancing, learned about that much tango, so i was very interested in doing it. >> each dancer here is paired with a partner who doesn't have parkinson's. and dr. madeline hackne is both their dance instructor and a researcher. >> well, i was a professional dancer for, i don't know, 11 years before i went to graduate school. >> eight years ago, the atlanta v.a. research scientist and emory assistant professor of medicine began adapting argentine tango for people with

parkinson's. to see if this form of dance might be helpful for symptoms like difficulty walking and tremors and painful stiffness. >> we think the music, the partner, the steps will allow them to improve things like gait, and their walking ability, their ability to do more than one thing at a time, and certainly their ability to catch themselves if they should trip. >> this is james' third tango study since the 74-year-old was diagnosed four years ago. >> t say, it's regimented. you know where you're going and your partner knows where you're going. it's really going to the music, so your brain and your body is forced to coordinate. >> the dancers are medically coordinated on their motor skills and cognitive function before and after the 12-week dance program and then a few months down the road. and hackne is using mri to measure the effect tango may be having on their brains. in several research study, she says they've been able to

dancers' mobility, bool ans bald gait and they think it also may be helpful for spatial recognition and improving quality of life. >> i notice a total difference myself, it was subtle, i couldn't stop shaking and leap tall buildings in a single bound, but due to the exercise and core ga free of tango, i could tell my balance was a little bit better displ. james says he's hooked. >> i think the more fun it is, the more they enjoy they feel like they're getting something out of it, maybe it makes them forget about their problems, that's what really what's going to make a difference. >> bet galvin, fox news. >> lately, all the lightning's bumps and bruises haven't been too much of a problem for them. the bolts have won 5 of their last 6 games heading into tonight's matchup at home against the blue jackets. all too familiar position, playing from behind.

bishop. blue jackets take a 1-0 lead. minutes later, on the power play, that will score but nick puts it in, bolts trail 2-0. same score in the second period. tyler johnson wraps around the net, na key ta jams it in from the corner. his 11th goal of the season, 2-1 blue jackets. lightning would tie the game at 3 on this andre pulat goal, but the blue jackets go on to score anothe and that would be enough to do the -- several high school football teams across the bay area are still practicing over this holiday weekend. it's because it means they're still in playoff contention. let's kick it off at jesuit, the tie tbers tigers. jesuit up early, touchdown a piece, matthew pittman lines his

14-7 jesuit lead. same score, a foot race down the sidelines, 21-7 the score. when our cameras left jesuit. tigers go on to win big, 56-29. they'll face american heritage in the state semifinals. plant hosting last year's state runner up, the 7a regional finals, deep to christian watson and he's int to the second quarter, ty thompson gets the handoff, he breaks a few a tackles before being taken down at the 1-yard line, then on the very next play, he's in to paydirt, 14-0 in the third, franzen showing off his footwork, he weaves in and out, he finds his way into the end zone, 35-7 win. still lots of football to go

straight win of the season, and against the seahawks. we'll get you kicked off on tailgate sunday at 10:30. the folks at fox take over that at 11:00, then the bucks and z. hawks right here. tomorrow at noon, usf going for a record 10 wins this season, something that no bulls team has ever done before. a rin over rival >> not only just to get this trophy, but to keep ourselves in contention for the american conference championship, you know, we still got opportunity for that and it won't be there if we don't take care of business. so ilts very important to get the tenth win for a lot of different reasons. hopefully the guys that do the rankings realize that usf is just winning over here. >> yeah. and they keep winning and it's unbelievable that they haven't

in-state rivalry game, but everybody also talking about florida, florida-state. that's going to be good to watch. >> all right. melissa, thank you. coming up, these tiny horses are helping people in need of

>> great sky tonight. i have venus, mars and saturn in the western sky, beautiful day, looks like a pretty good day coming up tomorrow with more sunshine. right now we're sitting in the mid 60s around tampa bay, we'll watch out for areas of fog to develop later tonight, then tomorrow during the day, there will be a weakening cold front moving down the peninsula. no rain with the front. all it will do is shift the wind

ushering in a slightly drier and a slightly cooler air mass for the next week. we start warming back up to the 80s, could see some showers around on wednesday and thursday of next week, but overall, the forecast looks pretty good. here's how we go for tomorrow. 75 degrees at 10:00, 76 by 1:00 and 78 degrees by 4:00. >> let the shopping begin. bargain malls and clicking online, early signs are pointing to a very merry christmas for gift receivers and retailers. one report saying online sales on thanksgiving day alone topping one pill yon billion bud it's not even cyber monday yet. all that shopping on the web is a big reason why we are seeing more delivery trucks on the road. a new report saying freight

in nearly two years. and whether you're driving a delivery truck off your car, it's ko costing you less. the national average dropping by over a dime over the past month, it's now $2.13 a ga lob. another record, stocks up right across the board with all the major indices reaching all time highs. that's business. >> hollywood loses a le jent. fans today are mourning the loss of actress florence henderson, beloved for her role as america's mom. florence henderson died thursday night. she went from tv to broadway star, becoming one of the country's most famous actresses. fansfan we're told she tied from heart failure at sinai medical center in los angeles. she was 82 years old. a tiny horse with a big mission is helping provide comfort to people in need.

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gunfire. but it wasn't. it was my dock in pieces. >> a witness account to a boating crash that left a trail of destruction. >> the pasco county sheriff's office is creating a new volunteer jeep unit. how you and your rig can get signed up. >> good evening. i'm haley hines. thanks for joining us. on what is traditionally the busiest shopping day of the relatively quiet in the tampa bay area. and although black friday is over, the holiday shopping season has just begun. evan lambert took a look at what officers are doing to keep shoppers safe. he reports from tampa. >> parking lots were packed at malls like west shore plaza. what you can't really see, though, is the behind the scenes, the officers working to keep you safe during your shopping.