about henry ford, they think about walt disney, they think about bob johnson, they think about the great entrepreneurs of our country, and we don't celebrate it enough. and again, that lemonade stand is obvious to me. please, you are not that busy. pull over your car, give that kid $.50. teach that kid a lesson. by his lemonade. lemonade. >> thank you for the work with the economic development administration. we really appreciate it. kevin, i wanted to thank you of this very inspirational message -- thank you for this very inspirational message area i am in this "shark tank," but i am the biggest at this table. i believe i can give you good partnership to get those jobs that are currently outside of the u.s. back into the u.s. we could make a real presentation to you. i have to say i am really inspired by your message and i went into my phone while you were speaking and you were talking about the acquisitions of some of these tech companies, and i saw a logo. my may not believe it, but first use of this particular logo was back in 2012 and between 2012 and 2015, i dropped a number of pou

about anywhere you go, they think about henry ford, they think about walt disney, they think about bob johnson, they think about the great entrepreneurs of our country, and we don't celebrate it enough. and again, that lemonade stand is obvious to me. please, you are not that busy. pull over your car, give that kid $.50. teach that kid a lesson. by his lemonade. lemonade. >> thank you for the work with the economic development administration. we really appreciate it. kevin, i wanted to thank you of this very inspirational message -- thank you for this very inspirational message area i am in this "shark tank," but i am the biggest at this table. i believi

sharie johnson)) >bob bailey. .james mcmillan. robert c. williams. ruby duncan. dr. anita parsons. ..and the list goes on. there are countless african americans in the valley who were the first of their kind. and all this week we've been sharing their stories. today... meet a businessman... whose biggest investment... was people. > ((sharie johnson)) one look at woordow wilson and you can't his passion. but a glance back at his life gives you an idea. (( woodrow smith, mcdonalds franchise owner: growing up in the south, separate but equal education they all pushed, get an education, make something out of yourself, make your parents proud )) ((sharie johnson)) and he did exactly that. smith, a los angeles electrical engineer with a master's in finance, earning another degree from hamburger university, becoming the first african- american to open a mcdonald's franchise in las vegas. ((woodrow wilson, mcdonalds franchise owner: the community was proud that i was here )) ((sharie johnson)) but there was much more to his 1986 menu... than value meals and sweet treats. ((w

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. >> we had bob johnson on yesterday. we talked about your letter on the show. we talked about two issues, or the two issues he raised. one is just in this age of activism and short termism, if you will, that this idea of getting rid of earnings guidance is going to be a tough one. and two, that actually the flip side is if you're a ceo and you put out a plan, you could get locked into it, and i think even raise some legal issues. >> i think his concern was if you weren't giving guidance and weren't telling people and then missed expectations, that there would be all sort os of recriminations later with what did you know, when did you know it, and why didn't you disclose? >> so i actually believe the opposite will be the result. we don't give guidance. more and more companies are not giving guidance. and i know more and more companies in europe are eliminating guidance. so that's a trend that's beginning. i did not say quarterly earnings. i believe we need to have different metrics to look at how a company is performing. and through that lens, you could focus on

dennis johnson got the award this afternoon. bob taylor walked out of his home last month on month of the coldest nights of the year. while johnson was making his rounds he spotted taylor and called police. >> if you see someone that needs help, help them. >> the samaritan award is given to community or law enforcement. >>> i could not believe how high to the temperatures have gotten. >> absolutely, it has warmed up. this is a look at the fire in the plant city area. that wind blowing the smoke back towards the rest of hillsborough county. actually, pinellas county as well. it still looks beautiful out there from rivergate but you can definitely smell it. still just a little a little hint of some smoke out there. it was a controlled a controlled burn so there was noticed it in the afternoon hours. today, sunny, warm with temperatures in the low 70s. right now we are in the low 60s. sarasota topped out at 75 today. at the airport in tampa, 70, 73. humidity at 31%. there is that northeast wind, they are strong enough to bring any sort

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it's not bob and lisa johnson sitting around the table sipping their folgers. where did the company come from? >> upstate new york. we entered the contest. america voted. >> what does this mean for new are you prepared for what hopefully will be coming your way as far as staffing and supplies and all that? >> it means everything to my business. we are aware people will see it this for the first time ever. we have been getting ready since early december. >> what do you think when you see death wish company, a company like this, a dozen employees, if that. what advice do you give, mike? >> he has to think big. we had tens of thousands of small businesses from around the country enter this contest and america voted for death wish coffee. and on sunday his life is going to change. there is no doubt about it. >> in what way? >> he will have a 100 million people learn about his company in that 30 second commercial. he is going to sieze the moment and he is going to capture it. he can sell millions of pounds of coffee in 2016, which will change not only his life, but

and he helped find, a missing elderly man. 3 johnson was doing his rounds on the morning of 82 year old "bob taylor" lying in a wooded area of the memorial park. it was also one of the *coldest days of the year. johnson quickly called police, and rushed to keep the man warm. taylor was treated at the hospital, johnson will recieve the clearwater police samaritan award, during a ceremony at the park around eight this morning. 3 3 and now, to one huge birthday party in pinellas county. lets just say it was a *century in the making. 3 meet ruth matthews.. she's lived through two world wars... and has even seen the *invention of television.. and now she's celebrating her 100th birthday. she actually set the milestone on valentine's day... but just had her *party on wednesday. she's actually calling it her sweet 16... plus 84 years. ruth stays at the palm garden of largo. ruth's son says his mother is actually the first person in their family to ever reach the century mark. 3 ruth raised three kids of her own, as well as two 3 today in the florida keys... "mote marine" is taking a wrecking ball,

tom johnson, fox 35 news. >> bob: night out with friends drained one woman's bank account. >> sonni: and she is still paying for it. >> i punched myself. >> sonni: we'll tell you what landed her in court and how it >> sonni: to tonight we're taking you to court for a lesson. >> bob: why you can't afford to break the law. >> reporter: occasionally the voice of justice speaks in the plainest of english. >> you need to stop driving without a valid driver's license. do not drive. >> reporter: the law needs some >> it is a life-changing experience. >> reporter: anthony is a criminal defense attorney who met with us to discuss a taboo. the cost of committing a crime. >> most people do don't understand how much it's going to cost. >> reporter: this ad council billboard sparked my curiosity. it employs the power of the purse, warning drunk drivers that they'll blow ten grand failing a breath breathalyzer test. fines of 500 to $1,000. court costs that can tack on another grand. plus extra car insurance for at risk drivers. that's 148% more expensive. hiring an attorney will cost you another c

. >> bob kelly, thank you, 4:47. johnson & johnson ordered to pay $72 million to the family of alabama woman who died from ovarian cancer. her company sued the company saying she died because of baby powder and talc. family attorney said the verdict the first such in the country to result in monetary reward. now the jury said johnson & johnson miss pay the family $10 million in actual damage and 262 million in punitive damages. the spokesperson said the new jersey based company is considering whether to appeal that verdict. much more coming up on good day, but the ruling means for the other cases moving forward. >> in your money being volvo is developing digital key technology allowing drivers to use app on their phone to get into their cars even start the engine, and you don't even have to touch your phone. proximity centers will detect when the phone is near or inside the car a thawing to open and start your engines. the digital key will be available in 2017. >> 4:48. hundreds of classic guitars are going up for auction. >

it was a good day good deed for sure. 3 (walter "dennis johnson" was doing his rounds the morning of january 19th, when he spotted 82-year-old "bob taylor" lying in a wooded area of the memorial park. it days of the year. johnson quickly called police, and rushed to keep the man warm. taylor was treated at the hospital, and returned back home. johnson will receive the "clearwater police samaritan award" during a ceremony at the park, around eight this morning. 3 ((jen)) knock down... drag-out... all-around slug-fest.((walter)) the republican race for the white house is getting hostile, and interesting. the big issue that's distracting the top two guys in the polls. 3 ((walter and... up late tossing and turning? need a little pick-me-up? skip the java... we've found a new way to get a *jolt. 3 new this morning: a major recall by toyota. the japanese automaker is recalling nearly three-million s-u-v's, worldwide, over defective seat belts. a flaw could cause some rear seat belts to fail in a crash. this affects vanguard and 20-16. so far, no reports of serious injuries. 3 3 "i don't think anybody is surprised donald is threatening

magic johnson will be stopping kristen wiig, bob odenkirk and elle king is performing a new song. [ cheers and applause ] thursday. but first, what a great show we have tonight. i love our guests. this guy is so talented. he's so funny and he's very es, apparently. [ cheers ]deadpool," ryan reynolds is here! [ cheers and applause ] he's a good man. >> steve: he's a delight. great guy. >> steve: he's the best. >> jimmy: later in the show, ryan and i are going to play a a game of musical beers. with some surprise guests. it's gonna be fun. plus, she's a terrific actress. "touched with fire." dropping in. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love her, too. and we've got great, great music from my man -- , ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah!: i am a body double for thomas and ryan. >> steve: are you serious? >> jimmy: yeah, that's weird to have them both on the show. >> steve: that's so funny.idence. >> jimmy: yeah, because the other -- here's what happened. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: i wore my shirt the other day, all right? >> steve: sure.ut and then

. >> a historic decision, why a jury ordered johnson & johnson to pay millions of hey, what are you doing? getting the coats. for a half hour? bob just got time warner cable. he's getting more. more what? more than 30,000 movies and shows on demand, most for free. look, he's dvr-ing like 6 shows at once. let's go. ah, this grass is so much greener than on our tv. why are your shoes off? because i'm on their bed. discover how much more is included. are those meatballs still circulating? switch to time warner cable today and ask how you can get a >> a missouri jury has ordered johnson and johnson to pay lawsuit over its talcom powder. alleging that he died of ovarian cancer because of the product. the company is appealing the ruling which represents the first award of damages by a u.s. jury over similar claims. johnson & johnson says its stands by the safety of its talcom powder. >>> designers in london are putting a new twist on seats. similar airlines have shown interest in the twister which takes up no more space than your typical economy street. >> the dow jones is down 96 points. the s&p 500 is down 12 points. you can catch t

johnson))au-nrednemployee and champion of the iveity... a "celebration of life" remony. fred albrecht started the u-n-l-v alumni association... and workedothe university for many years.today...rmer governor bob mler andn- l-v president len jsshared stories out thefriend and colleague.in lieu of flowers... ey're king to send donations the "fred albrechtscholarship fund."///((sharie johnson)) > we're just o days away from the biggest ght in music.who's making a return for this year's grammy awards... and which artist will have the most chances to take home a statue./// now, nevada's first choice for news, this is 8 newsnow, weekend edition a supreme court justice... passes away while on a hunting trip. the political battle brewing... not even a day after antonin scalia's death. /// a k-9 officer is viciously attacked by a machete during a standoff. after undergoing surgery. /// and its a neck in neck race... as the democrats battle it out in nevada. how the presidential candidates are trying to win over voters... > coming up tonight at 11... it's a campaign to legalize recreational marijuana in california. what one man is giving away... as an incentive to vote in his favor. /// and

johnson. alix: still ahead, bob diamond weighs on the issues that barclays may face in africa. ♪ alix: from bloombergers in new york, welcome back to "bloomberg markets." i'm alix steel. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. let's begin with the first word news with mark crumpton. president obama says he will will fill his duty to nominate a supreme court justice to replace the late antonin scalia in the weeks ahead. he spoke at a white house for run a short time ago. >> the constitution says that i candidates for the supreme court when there is a and that the senate exercises its constitutional role in advising and consent. i will do my job. this comes after republicans on the senate judiciary said they will refuse to hold hearings even if the president nominates someone. they want a nomination to come from the next president after the november election. donald trump has picked up his first two congressional endorsements. chris collins of new york and duncan hunter of california are now on board. not need a we do policy watch her president, we need a leader. he previous he supported jeb bush, who jumped out of t

bob st. clair, joe montana. >> wow. >> jimmie johnson, roger craig. >> very nice. >> a bunch of them. >> thankbob ra zone with healthy alternatives. >> i learned a lot. those little cucumbers. i am dying to try that stuff. it's fun, yummy, and healthy. >> he is leaving it for you and i and everyone on the crew. >> thank you. >>> all right. we are also talking about wearing red today. it is -- >> you are. >> yes, i am. it's to raise awareness about heart disease in women. women often ignore the signs. we want to show you the official go red for women's video campaign. organizers say heart disease the number one killer of women. it's killed more women than all forms of cancer combined. women are being urged to get their blood pressure, their cholesterol levels checked. stop smoking, of course. lead healthier lifestyles through diet and exercise. wear red today. i have heart disease in my family. if hits particularly close to home. spread the word. >> you have done a good job spreading the word, social media and on television, and demonstrateing it as well. >> thank you. >>> 8:50. let's check our

pon january 19, dennis johnson, a ark worker was making his prounds at the cemetery when he pfound bob taylor laying down in pthe cemetery freezing. phe covered him up. pthere's a picture right there. ptaylor was treated and now back phome and this morning, johnson pwill be presented with the pclearwater police department's pgood samaritan award. pthen a new discovery in the pflorida panhandle challenges st. paugustine's claim as the first peuropean settlement in the punited states. pa newly cleared lot along ensacola bay is expected to be pthe landing site of deluna. pthe exact location of the camp puntil now. pst. augustine is still the poldest continually occupied psettlement in the u.s. p>>russell: lower and lower. pwal-mart getting competition in pthe bid for the lowest prices. pjust isn't enough.3 3 walmart's big sales pitch is that p>>laura: welcome back. pwal-mart big sales pitch is that pthey have the lowest prices, pright? pthat may no longer be the case. p>>russell: what's going on here? plauren simonetti joins us. pwal-mart has competition, huh? p>>reporter: they do. pamazo

johnson a good samaritan award for doing that. he works at the abbememorial park. last month he found bob taylor in the cemetery. he had walked away his assisted living facility. he was reported missing the day before and was outside on one of the coldest nights in the air. >> he was laying in a wooded area. his hood was over his head. he was shaking. he could talk. i found out who he was and where he lived. he wasn't able to move. he had been there all night. >> taylor was treated at country side hospital and is back at home. >>> you or your neighbor could be the next millionaire. last night's winning lotto >>> first in health news, what a new study shows on how the u.s. military is handling cases of war-related stress. >>> meteorologist bobby deskins is joining us now. it is a nice afternoon. >> we'll warm to the mid 70s today. look at the sunshine out there now. 69 degrees. we are on our way to the mid 70s. guys, it sticks through the weekend. look at the warm air across the deep south. lowe's presents: how to plan for the future. happy valentine's day. happy birthday. sorry i forgot our anniversary. >>> walk

. >>> good morning it is a a wet february 5th, 2016, lauren dawn johnson unfortunately is not the in today. because bob kelly, brought, yeah some double jelly doughnuts. >> these are stocks bakery. >> only one way to start a friday morning with some snow. we're all family i'm sticking my hand in there. jelly doughnuts for everybody. >> sue. >> these are good. >> have you had one yet sue serio. >> she has her weather maps and radar map, when you get a break. >> it is wear red day for the american heart association so i wore jelly doughnut red so if i spill any, it is okay. you have to think ahead. the in the meantime lets look at what we're doing on ultimate doppler radar because we are watching the green turn to white with a little pink in between. the pink usually means sleet or freezing rain, whiteys snow, very heavy, wet snow, very slushy. we're coming up on a couple days where we had warm temperatures. we had 60's and 50's past few days so ground is not the frozen but does not mean you won't run into slippery spots as we travel around philadelphia, we have seen the changeover happen, from rain to w

pwhen dennis johnson came into pwork here sylvan abbey cemetery. phe saw a bunch of leaves and pfound bob taylor. phe had no idea that this was pmissing endangered man. p82 years old. pand he knew that he was cold on pthe verge of being hype they premember scopic a gave him a pblan et tried to warm him up as pbest he could at that time pcalled a co-worker brought him pover and, then, the end we know phistory. phad very happy ending. pwe talked to the chief of police pin clearwater. pand really, at that moment, they phad no time to waste. pwe used blood hounds previous pnight and searched area best we pcould. pthis large tracker of land as pyou can see shrubbery and stuff pthat can hide your vision and pmake it difficult to locate psomething. pbut, you know we were, we were pvery thankful that he was pdiscovered that morning because pminutes and seconds count. pnow chief also wanted to add pthat there are so many different pthings out there, so many pdisposal to make sure situations plike this don't happen. pgps uniwrist monitoring pbracelets, that sort of thing. pand so people should look

bob jones, newschannel 5. >>> a 23-year-old mother is facing aggravated murder charges in the death of her own child. danielle johnson was arrested today after the county medical examiner ruled the death a homicide. the child was taken to rainbow baby's in children's hospital in full cardiac arrest wednesday night. the family told the hospital she was having seizures and was found unresponsive but officers noticed bruising on the child at the hospital. >>> two cleveland man found guilty for killing a 19-year- old woman sleeping while her one-year-old in the room. 20-year-old wil wilson and of aggravated murder in a shooting and convicted on charges for shooting 17-year- old fisher. wilson and alexander are expected to be sentenced next month. cleveland is changing its ambulance charge was mistakingly sent to the estate of tamir rice. we got our hands on this memo issued today. it notes effective immediately invoices subject go to court activity must be reviewed before paper is sent. the estate. the mayor apologized for the >>> new statistic on the continued effect opioids are having in cuyahoga county. the overdoses.

dennis johnson received a good samaritan award from the police chief. he noticed some color in the woods. turned out to be bob taylor who had been missing 18 hours on the coldest night of the year. >> not only did you discover him. you have also comforted him. gave him a blanket. engaged him in conversation. and i think that compassion is one of the places that makes clearwater such a great city. >> taylor is now back home with his family. >>> well they turned to 8 on your side for help after their roof was left a complete mess. >> the ceiling started falling in. but now they have a brand new roof. >> and we will tell you about >> now, leaking money. >> a couple scammed by a con roofers respond coming to their rescue in a big way. it was supposed to be a $700 repair job. but, it turns into a $9,000 calamity for a couple. >> out of money, out of hope, they turned to 8 on your side and steve andrews told their story and joins us now with an update. >> reporter: some people in the tampa bay area took notice. gulf eagle supply reached out to offer some help. after months of planning, this week, it finally all cam

johnson was cursing and screaming at them during the arrest. meanwhile she's out of jail on a $2500 bond. valerie boey, fox 35 news. bob: in tonight's evening rush a grand jury detailed stephen dux bury on several charges including first-degree murderer. he a security guard accused of killing sasha in her downtown apartment last year. >>> new information on the shooting death of an altamont teenager. detectives say the car crashed into a light pole and harris is found lying on the ground next to it. tonight we will hear from concerned neighbors as they called 911 shortly after those shots were fired. >> there's been a shooting out here in the neighborhood. >> i didn't see them, i heard four shots. >> if you shots. >> people are running. >> there are gunshots right at my house. >> sir, how many shots did you hear? about eight or nine. oh, jesus. we got a kid bleeding out on the ground. >> somebody was shot? >> yes, there's a kid bleeding out on the ground, hurry up, now! bob: harris unfortunately died at the hospital. investigators are still looking for his shooter. >>> a shooting suspect is caught on camera, the semino

clint eastwood, bob hope, bob newhart, david letterman, michael keaton, martin short, george carlin, teri garr, leigh willman, magic johnson, gloria estefan, and lyle lovett. good to see you. >> thank you. >> i wish you good luck however that-- if you're gonna fight sometime in the fall, i wish you the best of luck. >> thank you so much. >> and gar-- >> good luck, george! >> good luck on your show. >> i love you, johnny. i'll miss ya. >> thank you, garry, for comin'. >> thanks a lot. for everything. >> your show goes on-- >> come on! come on! [ laughter ] >> hey, he just told you, he doesn't like the sight of blood. don't-- don't-- don't start this. anyway, thank you both for coming tonight. we'll see you next week. have a nice weekend. goodnight. [ music ] >> i'm humbled by that applause. come and knock on our door come and knock on our door we've been waitin' for you we've been waitin' for you where the kisses are hers and hers and his three's company, too come and dance on our floor come and dance on our floor take a step that is new take a step that is new we've a lovable space that needs your face three's company, too

bob and sharon hansen. watching the maroons, trying to get them fired up. becca hittner, and 1. johnston not getting the respect they deserve. johnston's jennah johnson, tough 2. breaks down the defense, laser dan. johnston ends up 52-47. the dragons are number two in the state. great team this year. chad: we definitely feel like we are the best team in the state, one of the best two or three teams. this is the best johnston team we've ever had here. showdown. jump right to the fourth quarter. just over 2 minutes left, centennial's kendyl lindaman drives for 2. waukee's carlie littlefield inside. the guard with a great post position. final chance, waukee down 2. littlefield misses the 3, at the back iron. no good. centennial goes in to get the huge road win 45-43. ,kendyl: working real hard the season, number one feels great. we degrade out there. andy: now, boys basketball. second game of the double header at waukee fieldhouse. centennial's connor cullen pulls nice shot there. waukee would come back and answer. nice pass. double pump, draws the contact. knocking in the foul. michael wenger goes long 66-56. our final friday night hoops tonight, the h

johnson received the ward from the police chief. he was working on january 20th when he noticed something in the woods. it was bob taylor who disappeared for 18 hours on the coldest night of the year. taylor was treated at the hospital and is now back home with his family. >>> a new record for the sunshine state. we have the final numbers of people who visited florida last year, 105 million tourists made their way to florida in 2015. this even beat governor rick scott's goal for the year. he wanted to see 100 million tourists come to florida. most of the visitors were from the united states but millions also came from overseas and canada. that's so exciting. >>> when you hear the forecast, you will know why so many people visit. i mean this is the premium time to come visit us because a lot of the country is gripped in winter and we are experiencing our spring basically. 54 degrees at 7:00 a.m. and now i'm showing you the weather wheel today because i want to you see that every hour, it's just beautiful. and how quickly we go from 54 degrees at 7:00 a.m. already to 63 at 10:00. so a very fast warm-up through the

johnson said he was support a u.k. exit from the euro vonnie:. to -- from the euro. thank you. let's go to bob bench.he major averages are we're alln 1% and fine. there's a recession. is that it? the mini crisis is over? having a good day. i think it will break a down trend that has been in place since last december. until we get real confirmation pricehis bottoming in the is sustainable, we will get volatility. we have the freeze and a four dollar or five dollar bounce. does that mean it is in or we're just waiting for the season? >> we have had a double bottom and oil, technically. that is encouraging to the bowls. we are getting -- that is encouraging to the bulls. inventories have not come down much. we've seen a cap on production at near record highs. that is not particularly encouraging. getting volatility and a lot of it will be driven by oil. withe: what happens treasuries? we have a vicious circle. treasuries rallied because of andand oil jobdrops treasuries rally more? is been a good rally in treasuries. we have had this balance of risk appetite and the rebound in oil prices. with troubleso

magic johnson will be stopping by, as well. [ cheers and applause ] then on thursday, we have kristen wiig, bob odenkirk and elle king is performing a new song. [ cheers and applause ] that'll be good on thursday. but first, what a great show we have tonight. i love our guests. this guy is so talented. he's so funny and he's very easy on the eyes, apparently. [ cheers ] from the new movie "deadpool," ryan reynolds is here! [ cheers and applause ] he's a good man. >> steve: he's a delight. >> jimmy: oh, he's a great guy. >> steve: he's the best. >> jimmy: later in the show, a game of musical beers. [ audience oohs ] with some surprise guests. it's gonna be fun. plus, she's a terrific actress. her new movie is called "touched with fire." the lovely katie holmes is dropping in. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love her, too. and we've got great, great music from my man -- thomas rhett is here, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: yeah! >> jimmy: i am a body double for thomas and ryan. >> steve: are you serious? >> jimmy: yeah, that's weird to h

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: and johnson adds if pregnant women here in central florida have concerns about the zika virus, they should contact their doctors. we are live in osceola county, keith landry, fox 35 news. >> bob: florida senator bill nelson wants president obama to appoint a czar, speaking about the request in orlando today. >> and so if we're going to get ahead of it, it seems to me, and that's why i wrote to the white house, suggesting that we have a point person that can coordinate the entire range of federal, state, and local government in trying to get ahead of this virus. >> bob: we'll keep you posted on that. fugitives from virginia on the run in flagler county, officials searching for two men after they ran off following an accident on i-95. investigators believe that one of the two men is james content booth. virginia authorities say he violated his probation when he removed a gps monitoring device south down to florida. residents of palm coast are asked to report any suspicious activity. we have sky fox over a scene this afternoon. this is a milk truck that has crashed into a building. this is -- it's in the milk district. nobody got hurt but as you can see, traffic was delayed for