good evening. thank you for joining us first here at 6:00 no fresh food or running water the home was unfit for children to live in. a family of 7 lived there. the parents are under arrest. as we now report for us at 6:00, officers say there is no reason the conditions had to get that bad. >> it is easy to overlook the toys in t sarasota. >> it is terrible. >> a mess that has neighbors shocked. >> there were clothes in the hall and feces throughout the hours. there were bottles of urine the water had been shut off for a month. a couple was arrested for neglect. the five kids were taken into custody. the conditions in the home as some of the worst they have seen. when they asked the father

happened. they say he told them that it was his own fault and he had no excuses. >> you look at the photos they tell a story of just a horrible living conditions. >> he told them he fed with expired food from his job at 7-eleven and took them to a relative's once a week for showers. and the neglect is considered a crime. if they were in over their heads they should have >> and 211 is the place to start for help. >> resources like 211 could have kept the family together, they look at the resource and they make referrals for the person that made the call to the agency. >> now the focus is on helping the children. >> emotionally we'll make sure they get the help to get on their feet.

as for the kids they are in state custody with dcf. and a news alert police are looking for a boy. and he watts last seen in the 11 how block of north 50th street wearing a white polo shirt and boat shoes. in the picture can you see he is wearing glasses but he was not wearing them when he was seen. so try to imagine him without glasses. if you see him call the police. the man a father is now out of jail. trevor dooley dodged reporters as he walked out of jail. he was granted bond yesterday. and gloria gomez is here with what happened. >> his fate is in the hands of an appeal court. they will died what is next they had -- he had little to say as he left jail.

>> what does that feel like to be out. >> he was moving fast with the walker and didn't answer any questions on wednesday a judge released him out on bond. he is appealing his con conviction for a second time. he won and granted a new trial. later the court revised the ruling saying he would get a new appeal. he claims there were errors made during the jury instructions and the attorney was ineffective. that decision has y decided on but you may remember back in 2010. he is accused and convicted of killing david james during an organize on the court over a skateboarder. his girl was 8. she is now a teen. the jury didn't buy it. he was convicted and serving a prison sentence. he served two years of that already but again we're waiting to make a decision.

>> thank you for that. the heart of a community is up in flames. the winston park rec center in gone. after five burned it to the ground this morning look at the pictures. and ma'am people is out there. how is everyone in the neighborhood handling this. it has to be hard. >> it has been a rough day and devastating and heart heartbreaking it is hard to understand how this happen. it is hard to hell, they do see the blames and miles away.

and a neighbor talked about how it hurts. we'll bounce back. >> fire rescue has not determined the they look at the area where it was the sport. and it is hard to say how long to know what happened. they will be out here today. as for the community. they want it to be rebuilt.

a tense scene at a credit union when a robber took hostages during a standoff with the police. at one point the robber put a gun to one of the hostage's head. it lasted when the people in the bank made a run for it. that's when s.w.a.t. stormed in. all 11 people were released. he brought a dog with him into e robbery. tonight that dog is with animal control. >> the governor wants law officers to get a pay raise. he want as raise for troopers, wildlife officials. it will be in the recommendation and give that to the lieutenant governorrors. the vote in march. the governor has not said if he will recommend a raise for other workers. the largest solar panel enstall ser opening up shop in florida

they're based in california and openin operations now, the center will be in orlandoment this is after voters rejected amendment 1. it was funded by utility companies and harder for the growth of solar power. it installs panels and leases them. the company was acquired by threes. one month in and the cross bay ferry said ridership is strong. 7000 people have ridden tampa. the ferry is contracted to run on a trial basis until next april. and this week started regular weekday service. they added a -- add theed a value pass -- added a value pass. it comes with a ride home if you miss the last trip. three manatees are swimming in warmer waters. they were rescued from lake tarpon.

water flow gate them them swim into the gate. with winter and cooler temperatures on the way it was urgent to move them out. >> we don't know what they will do. and they will not keep the temperature at a place where it will be healthy for them. from fish and wildlife. the three manatees are being released into safety harbor. >> bon voyage. and chairs lining the streets in lakeland. they hope for the best spot for the christmas parade. paul. that will not be you in a suit?

across the bay area. now the sea fog that was the issue and closes the sky way for a time today. it is gone. beautiful sky tonight. we'll talk about that and a

((mark--vo-)) new at six... an old neighborhood with a new look. tampa's seminole heights is changing every day. a drive down florida avenue used to be filled with car lots.. but an old neighborhood with a new look. kellie cowan said businesses are popping up every month. >> that's pretty much the strip. >> if this is what comes to mind when you think of florida avenue in seminole heights, think

exciting. >> and we have this here. we have across the street we have the retail space growing up. >> michael kahn has watched things change rapidly. >> and residential investment as well as commercial. >> it was one of the first of its kind to set up a shop here on florida avenue and they have been in dozens of new restaurants, bars and businesses opened up over the last five years changing the look, feel and flavor of seminole heights. >> in the last three years more than 30 businesses have opened up along florida avenue. helping to turn this 1920s neighborhood into one of the hottest real estate markets in the bay area. thanks in large part to small business owners who live here, too. taking.

you take here. you a morning the lots t is paying off. many of the hots have given way to new neighbors. >> this was an old. and it has been here a number of years, it is being turned into the first rum distillery and a sandwich shot. it is about the businesses. and shop local. at the end of are retiring and this is it. >> in seminole heights kellie cowan. >> thank you. and how about the chairs lined up on the streets of lakeland for the annual christmas parade. >> and they have been there not just for a few days but for a week there. >> they have.

filled up. people are getting excited. >> chris. >> the chairs are full. there is no place to sit. >> why not kick off the season in a big way. the weather could not be any better. we have smells in the this is what this is about. it will start and have a big fireworks show. and as the fire works are going off. that's when it will kick off from the lakeland center and make its way down tennessee and down the heart of main street. check out the crowd that has gathered here. the city has 20,000 people coming out. as you mentioned in the start there, a lot of the chairs along the street have been there for several days.

camping out waiting on this. they will get 150 floats participating. let's talk pot people you said your mom got out here? >> tuesday evening. > it was. >> and how excited are you for the parade? >> i'm very excited. >> and let's put them on tv. we have savannah. you know there will be a couple of big guests. a santa claus and mrs. on the last float. tell santa anything. when he rides by what will you say? >> i want an american girl doll. baby doll and i want some clothes for my baby doll. and a dream house.

>> you have a long list. >> and i want a pony. , she has a long list. she will be telling that list when he comes by at the christmas parade. so many people excited. >> come to the event it gets you in the >> i don't know if santa as access to that. >> thank you. >> we'll have highlights. >> that's a great time. and a perfect night for that. >> yes. >> and the problem that you have. could you not see anything.

and it looks great. a. a cold front brings toned that. 80 was the high today. 75 is the average this morning. we were 71 degrees. that's why you get sea fog. you have water temperatures in dew points way up there you run that across cold water and steam and fog. the dry air. 72 the low of 54 degrees -- degrees. those are nice numbers. the normal rain fall is 2.47.

we get more in november and december. this time of year the fronts can be more energized and bring with them squall lines. that's why the rain fall goes up. and we hit 8618 degrees. moving sought. there is a spread. 82 in marathon t is 56 in panama city. 63 in tallahassee. this is a map that tells what you is going on. the dew dew point in green and muggy. the numbers here, that's -- that's july humidity. behind the front. the dew points drop to desert

the dry air winds the battle for a couple of days. this is the outlook the 8 to 14 day outlook from the climate prediction center. cold air will plunge out of canada. i'm not implying it will be a record breaking cold surge but most spots around the country should have below normal temperatures including us. we're not saying for sure but this will be the dividing line. it is trend is the cold air moving down the state maybe not making it as far south as miami. that's the 9th through the 15th. 74 now the dew point is 66. 10. the cold front that brought the severe weather is moving off the coast line behind it.

>> and 38. we're in the 50s and the 60s. >> and. >> there will be changes on the way early next week. we'll fine tune that. less humid tonight and nice down to 60. tomorrow sunny to partly cloudy. a nice friday and 76. >> and a do you warm up on sund. and decent chance of rain. scott. the baseball has come up with a

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(scott)another day of practice without gerald mccoy... another day of practice and jailed mccoy resting that hobbled foot. the pass rush will be needed against one of the most dangerous quarterbacks in the league. half a dozen sacks against seattle. and spence contributing 1.5 sacks. and he play in the month of november earned him rookie of the month honors. dirk koetter said it is amazing to see how the rookie has improved in all aspects of the game in spite of the injury. >> this is weird are you going to miss the rest of the year or play with the harnett, he started playing it better after he put it on. and the defensive end we had to throw him out there.

only in pass rush situations. and there were not many bodies. he got better against the run. >> looks like the patriots tight-end season is over. the all pro will undergo surgery to repair a herniated disk. he will have surgery coming up friday. >> to baseball now. and baseball will not a repeat of the lock out that cost the plans and players the world sireries in 1994. there is in place. the deal does not address the divide between thes have and the teams that have not, like the rays. >> and the past year the indians were the lone small revenue club to have success. and we hope that's not a sign going forward. the league to be healthy needs small market clubs and high

competitive -- to be competitive and come in feeling like they have a chance. otherwise the sport is not as rich as it can be. >> the lightning are hoping to have anton strahlman. outscoring 9-2 in the first two games against boss bon and columbus, they lost four of the five. the match up may not be easier. one of the best in the western conference and better at home bolts. golf, tiger woods playing in the first competitive round in 500 days. looks like tiger of old. the third shot off the green. just short. he taps in for birdie. tiger here on sixth. rolls in for another birdie. four in the front nine. gets into three under. and then falls off on the back end.

>> back, finishes with two bogeys and two doubles over his final 10 holes. he is at 1 over par. >> cannot come back at once. fun to see them out there. >> it the game missed him. >> and he heads to indianapolis to talk about how a saved jobs. >> and buzz man on the moonment he was man on the moonment he was involved in a rescue at

we cannot let this happen with our a thank you tour for the first time since he was elected president donald trump makes a public appearance. what he had to say about getting carrier to save jobs. >> what a country superstar is doing for wildfire victims as they put their lives together. >> and a russian rock never makes it.

space. >> we'll start with donald trump. and the president headed to indianapolis to start his tour, it was announced he picked james matis to be the secretary of defense. the four-star general known as "mad dog" is known for his command of the marines in the battle of falluja in iraq. and lauren blanchard has more on the visit to the >> reporter: the president-elect hits the road. he and the vice president mike pence kicking things off at carrier's factory announcing a job to keep jobs in indiana after they were mark slaterred to move. >> they have stepped up. they did it in a nice and professional way.

soil it is giving the parent company 7 million in the tax incentives. >> they wanded to the news, you did more in the first three weeks than the last, you know the current administration has done in the last nine months for us, carriers does, however, plan to move 600 jobs from the facility as well as 700 from another facility to it is getting mixed reaction. >> the state was going to give 7 million to stay. a ema not sure why the governor in his position didn't do that earlier. >> i'm happy we're keeping jobs in america. aren't you. >> and the president-elect kicking off a thank you tour with a rally. analysts are determined whether the tour is a good move. >> the danger is that if it keeps going you never govern you

enemies. the search for a secretary of state is continuing. adding john bolton to the running bringing the list up to 5 contend others. in washington, lauren blanchard. >> and the president will tout the fight against terror. he will visit macdill and act with service members. he will offer his gratitude and that of the nation for the professionalism and sacrifice and comments on the anti-terrorism efforts. the death tolls from the wildfires that burned through tennessee is 10. crews found three more bodies searching for the ruins. there is some good news though. dolly parton is donating several thousand dollars, if 1000-dollar as month for six months to the victims to help people get on their feet.

there are orders in place and officials are saying they are not out of the woods yet. we have the latest. >> the wildfires expose a threat to businesses in the smoky mountains. >> i do not let the rain from yesterday give us a false sense of security. it has taken time to get to this point and time to get out of it. >> more burned since the fire started and more than 700 properties damaged. 300 of those are in gatlinburg. local officials reassuring residents today as they assess the damage offering condolences to those lost in the fires. >> gatlinburg is the people. that's what it is. it's not the buildings, it's not the stuff in the buildings, it's not anything else but the

have ever seen. those of us working here extend our prayers and our thoughts to the families of those victims. it is a distressing time for all of us. >> mandatory evacuation orders in effect for 14,000 people around gatlinburg. and the superintendent said the first fire spotted were human >> allowing residents to return home in the areas. >> in new york laura engle. >> and in washington has been shot and killed this morning responding to a domestic violence call. and after an hour long standoff the shooter was shot and killed.

tacoma ending on thursday with the death of a cop killer. a police officer was shot on wednesday afternoon responding to a domestic disturbance call a shooter barricaded himself in the house taking children hostage, we went in and took one of the kids when we had a chance. he grabbed the other and a officer thought he had a shot and took it. the suspect is diseased. the unharmed t is unclear what provoked the confrontation but witnesses say they did everything by the book and the suspect seemed to lose control before firing the first shots; they just said they wanted to talk to him. and gunfire started and it was not them that started it. >> there was yelling before i heard the shots. >> the officer was 45 rears old and veteran of the police department. after his death was announced a

the body from the hospital to the medical examiner's office, we suffered a loss and i think the community has suffered a great loss. i don't know how to put that into words. >> police say the man's wife and another woman were in the house when the officer was shot. they were able to escape before the long tense standoff started. in arizona today, two police officers were survived although one is in critical condition. the shooting was outside of an apartment complex and the officers were right to serve an arrest warrant. and gunfire ringing out. one was shot in the leg, the other was shot in the toreso. the gun span was killed. november was a bloody month for chicago. there were 77 homicides reported during the month. that's more than twice as many from a year ago.

highest death toll in a quarter century. the city and chief are scrambling to bring the numbers of killings down. there have been initiatives in high crime areas and plans to use 970 more police. so far this year chicago has recorded 701 whom sids. the first time since 1998. as we span the globe. bolivia suspended operations of the airne tragedy. families are outraged and the plane ran out of fuel. and it was operating and 71 people died when it crashed in the region. and a ship broke up over siberia. the debris burned up some fell into an inhabited area.

crashed. there is drama the second buzz aldrin the astronaut had to be evacuated by plane from the south pole because of a health issue t is the winter there and the conditions are dicey. he is resting in a hospital in new zealand. he was with a private tour groupment he had fluid in the lungs. the manager said he is the hospital overnight. it's not clear if he goes back to rejoin the tour group. the president and the first family flipped the switch on the national christmas tree for the last time. the 94th annual lighting took place on the eclipse of the white house. the president was joined by stars like garth brooks. kimly clarkson, james taylor. those in the audience won their tickets in a drawing.

twas the night before christmas by the first lady. >> 3, 2, 1! >> the show will be on the hall mark channel next monday. the president cool ridge started this in 1923. the tree was switched to led lights in 2007. >> and a red ribbon is marking world aids day.

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is a time to set aside to honor the memories of those lost to the epidemic and those living with hiv and renew commitments to prevention and finding a cure a step to finding a cure started today in south africa where an effort was launched to. dr. jo has been looking into the trials. and tell us will it work. >> you know we're hoping that it will work. we had hiv this is promising. what it does. it takes a something that would infect a bird. takes the virus and they have five different injections and incorporate as protein that is in the hii -- hiv virus. and they give it something to boost the immune response. and they don't know how to fight

it. and today we heard from dr. linda gailbecker. >> this is what she had to say. >> that's 30% in thailand was for the first time the world got an inply nation that it can protect against hiv. >> and that turned our lives up side down. we could build on that. >> the 30% was a trial they saw for the during the first year they had a 60 purse response that was effective in the cases. that dropped down. what they have done, they have taken that vaccine and boosted it this why they are hopeful.

they believe that a third is due to the individuals that do not know that they are infected. that's an important thing. the other problem is the medication. people are not taking the medication properly, they don't have access. they will spread it. and the people who are parter ins with individuals that have hiv. they should be on medication. this renot getting that. >> a we have a vaccine to reduce the numbers, time to come down to every single person getting tested, being safe. and you know the other thing because we have come so far we're not hearing about it. people are not as aprayed of it as they were previously but they

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another record high for the dow.. it gained 68 another record high for the tow. it gained 68 points the nasdaq lost 72. that's kind of unusual to see. the s&p dropped 8. the u.n. said the world is getting more crowded and very quickly. >> the u.n. population fund is out with the population report and kitty logan has more from london. >> the u.s. has released the world population report and the

>> there are now about 7.4 billion people on planet earth. the growth 16.1% from 2015 is the a large rise in young people. this sets up challenges with systems around the -- around the world. >> aspects are limited when determined by others or verts like factors threatening safety and socio economic promise. >> the report focuses on ten-year-old gir a 89% of ten year olds live in developing countries where most girls face concerns over safety and inequality. that limits future social and economic prospects which could influence events in the world >> failing to invest in girls is nothing less than planned poverty unless we invest in girls, we're planning to have a poorer future.

equality calling to access to education and health care for all citizens and a means to slow popular growth, we're all responsible. and our every word and positive and negative determines the roads she raffles in this life. >> china is the most pop eye lose around 1.4 billion people. but india is close behind and growing in london. kitty logan. fox news. thank you. we want to update you on the breaking news. a 12-year-old who was missing. he has been found safe. he is back with his family. >> thank you goodness. now to paul and what is going on. the changes not yet though right, the front is of noing south. the problem today was sea fog.

for a while. that's anna maria. the sea fog goes away. that picture is on my facebook page if you want to check it out. it degrees and we'll see that front just push to the south. it is good. there will be another front in play for early next week. monday into tuesday and that may bring showers and take showers for sure. can you see the temperature drop behind the front it is a very sticky 78. and tampa 74. tallahassee 63 atlanta 50 and nashville at 48. the air mass in the southeast is bone dry. dew points in the 20s and the 30s. we'll get these. another front heading our way tuesday and that had some

band of rain that would be good. we have been dry now for the past couple of months and the drought continues. it moves to the south. high pressure over alabama, mississippi, georgia. nice dry wind. by sunday and monday how it works it turns around they start coming from the east and the southeast. we start warming up and then a complicated front this may drape over us on tuesday. we'll fine tune that in the days ahead. 74 the dew point. and north-northeast winds at 10. here is the front. the rest of the country i tell you it is quiet. you have rain and showers in the northeast off the lakes. showers in the rockies. the rest is dry and it is chilly. and 26.

and we turn cooler 50s and the 60s. we'll top off in the 70s and the 80s. new model data low temperatures a week from saturday morning in the 30s and the 40s. that's the chill that could be here in eight to 10 days. less humid and 60 tomorrow and mix of sun and clouds. 76 saturday should be a n day. we're back up to 77. just beyond the forecast there is chill on the way. until then another front goes by with showers and i 60% chance of rape. >> thank you, paul. when we come back a dream comes oh, that's lovely... so graceful. the corkscrew spin,

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