i david neel was on -- >> reporter: david neel was on festival where his family shows livestock every year. that's where we caught up with his wife debra who still wants to know why this happened. >> why. that's all i could say. why did you decide to do this to him? did he do something wrong? what was your intention when you did this? that's what i the to know because that's one of the questions you -- what i want to know because that's one of the questions you want to know is why. >> the truck went off the road and hit a tree i-75 southbound. is it on the exit ramp or on i- 75? >> it's on the exit ramp. >> reporter: but this was no accident. someone shot and killed david neel. the video created by crime stoppers and the sheriff's office details the last moments of his life. >> david neel was going south on i-75 and would soon be exiting at i-4. ballistic evidence from the case says that whoever shot david shot from the left side of david's truck just before or as he took the i-4 exit. immediately knew something was wrong when her husband didn't pick up his phone. >> i kept calling hi

david neel's family is still upset. he never made it to the strawberry festival that fateful night of march, 2005. now they are hoping that this video will bring in new information that leads to an arrest and also bringing them one step closer to closure. this sunday marks 11 years since detectives say neel was driving on i-75 in zephyr hills when the bullet went through the door of his truck killing him. the person who filed that shot is still out there. now neel's family who is still participating in the strawberry festival is offering a $25,000 reward to find that killer. even though it's been more than ten years, neel's daughter is still trying to come to grips of what happened. now she's holding on to the memories of her father while investigators continue to search for new leads. >> he was just a funny guy, you anything. he loved being a grandfather. >> reporter: crimestoppers of tampa bay is offering an additional award negotiation what the family is offering to any information that leads to an arrest. they are a

. >> in 2005, david neel, a driving to the statue strawberry festival when he was shot and killed for no apparent reason. his wife talked about the hope his family holds that his killer will be found. >> it's hard. >> for years deborah neel and her family and cows have been coming to the annual strawberry festival, something she has looked forward to since she was a little imirl girl but as much as they loved this fair, it arrival brings back painful metropolitans. >> it's very hard, it is, and you come here and you want to enjoy it but how can you enjoy something when you have lost somebody at this time. >> eleven years ago today, deborah's husband was killed on i-75 while driving his trupt to david neel,'s car had run off the road and crashed crashed near an on-ramp. a single bullet hole was found in the driver side door, david had been shot to death. this week crimestoppers released a new video simulation of the 2005 shooting, hoping it will jog someone's memory. >> maybe it will trigger something saying i wonder if they thought about this. let us know what your idea is and we'll r

neel? >> why? that's all i could say. why did you decide to do this to him? did he do something wrong? what was your intention when you did this? that's what i want to know because that's one of the questions you have is why? >> reporter: you can view that entire video online by logging onto www.wfla.com. we've posted a link. obviously detectives are asking for anyone with any information on this 11-year-old case to sheriff's office or as always, you can remain anonymous, phone crime stoppers. rod. >> chip osowski reporting live for us tonight, thank you very much, chip. >>> coming up bryan bennett has your workweek forecast. will be it as gorgeous as it is today? stay with us. ( melodic, calm music ) we said goodbye to the day. and to the city. and drifted off into the twilight. and when we woke, we found that the whole world had reinvented itself. sail with princess cruises, ( soft, calm music ) hi, you've reached emma. i'm out of the office right now but will get back to you just as soon

neel's family is offering a 25- thousand dollar reward to anyone who can help solve the case. that is in addition to the 3-thousand dollars-- being offered by crime stoppers. in south florida-- ngeles rams running back "tre mason" is under arrest... after police say... they had to hit him with a stun gun. mason was pulled over for speeding in hollywood yesterday. cops asked him to get out of his car, but he refused-- so that's when he was tasered twice by officers. mason is being charged with resisting arrest, reckless driving, and possession of marijuana. coming up-- if you are traveling along i-4 today... some new construction could have a big impact on your commute! orlando... with all the details on how you can avoid the mess -- when you i get out of workpand i go to the store, "mmm! i smell cookies." you just smell me. i just got out of work. that' s honey bunches of oats, that' s all." and now in delicious chocolate. i'm luanne sorrell. morning's top stories. cq first... underway near downtown orlando-- that could have a major impact on your commute. we have all the deta

on march 6, 2005, david neel was driving south on intersay the 75 when someone passing by him fired one bullet into his truck hitting the left side of his chest. crimestoppers of tampa bay and the sheriff's office put together a video re-enactment of the crime hoping to generate new tips. >> we're hopeful, but you don't get your hopes up too high. the first place? >> reporter: coming up at 5:30, abc action news reporter sarah rosario is finding out how much money agencies and neel's family are pulling together to get a tip that leds to an arrest. >>> a car backed into a day care in zephyr hills. last evening when the car apparently backed into it. we're told children were standing nearby at the time but no one was seriously hurt. >>> a tampa bay first grader nearly servers a finger in school and now his teacher is on administrative leave opinion he was holding a door last thursday when the door was slammed on his fingers, nearly serverring two of them. wounds. the family has hired an attorney claiming there's no doubt his teacher did it, but they are not sure if it was intentional. >> h

. >> changing gears now it was a dark moment during a festive time of year after david neel was driving home from the strawberry festival when i was and tonight the sherrif's office is releasing a new video in hopes of finding the killers. crystal, why the push now? >> with the strawberry festival starting this weekend they are hoping this video will job someone's memory about this shooting that has left them puzzles for 11 years. >> none of us was there to say good bye and he died alone, i'm sorry, i still get upset about that. >> her husband, david kneel neel was a father of two and they had a tradition every march, going to the strawberry fest strool festival to show their cattle. 10:30 in the morning his truck ran off of the road. >> they are thinking it was a heart attack but it may be a gunshot wound. >> with only a bullet hold in the side of his door and no witnesses, detectives have had little to work with, and they are hoping that a new reenactment video of the crime may trigger someone's memory. >> will the personal involvement with the family just as a more emotional -- a mor

. >>> in 2005, someone shot and killed david neel while he was driving to meet his family at the florida strawberry festival. >> now his family is pleading for answers. we show you the new video we hope will find david's killer. >> reporter: march 6, 2005 is a date ann will never forget. >> he had taken the camper back to the house and coming back and we didn't hear from him. >> reporter: her dad david neel was driving south when detectives believe someone passing him fired a bullet that went through his door, hitting him on the left side of his chest. >> none of us were there to hand. >> reporter: it's something they've thought about for years. >> it would be nice to have an answer. >> reporter: the authorities put together a piece hoping to generate tips. >> the personal involvement just has been more of our emotional attachment. >> reporter: every year, david's family shows at the florida strawberry festival like old times, a tradition passed down through the generations. >> he was just a funny guy, you know? he had a good sense of humor and was willing to help with anything. he loved

neel's family is offering a 25- thousand dollar reward to anyone who can help solve the case. that is in addition to the 3-thousand dollars-- being offered by crime stoppers. in south florida-- los angeles rams g back "tre mason" is under arrest... after police say... they had to hit him with a stun gun multiple times. mason was pulled over for speeding in hollywood yesterday. cops asked him to get out of his car, but he refused-- so that's when he was tasered twice by officers. mason is being charged with resisting arrest, reckless driving, and possession of marijuana. in st. petersburg-- begin-- in the civil trial between wrestler hulk hogan and the news website "gawker." hogan is suing the site for 100-million dollars... ... for publishing a sex tape of him and the wife of a tampa radio host. hogan says the video was made without his knowledge. but gawker claims-- it was a legitimate scoop-- because hogan had talked publicly about his relationship with the woman. john and amy are here with a look at the stories we're in our next hour of good day. if you are traveling along

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now his family is hoping evidence will lead to the person who killed david neel. who did this? why did this happen, and why? detectives say he was driving on i-75 and was shot. his way back to the festival to pick up cows when this happened. she says it is a day they'll never forget. >> it would be nice to get answers but i don't know how hopeful personally i'll be. >> it will be good when the pain finally goes away. >> reporter: crime stoppers is offering a $3,000 reward and the family is offering a $25,000 reward for any information or tip that may lead to an arrest. sarah rosario, abc action news. >>> happening now, authorities are redoubling their efforts to find an accused killer on the run for nearly three months. we first showed you robert brew are's mug shot after deputies tell us brewer is still believed in be in the bay area and u.s. marshals are offering a $2,000 reward on top of the >>> it's shaping up to be a beautiful weekend. ivan cabrera joins us now with florida's most accurate forecast. >> we're talking about changes. it's operating quietly right now. nice cal

david neel was on his way to meet his family when he was shot and killed and now new detectives. that video was put together by crimestoppers of tampa bay and the hillsborough county sheriff's department with the hopes of someone coming forward with new leads. pictures showing his family, time. he was driving south with detectives say he was hit by a bullet but from someone in a that bullet going through the door hitting him in the left side of his chest, leaving his with many questions. she says he was on his way back to the festival to pick up cows when it happened. >> he had gone and taken the was coming back for the cows, and we didn't hear from him. >> reporter: that day was march 6, 2015. this sunday will mark 11 years just that day, and his family plans to honor him here at the strawberry festival. they are offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. sarah rosario, abc action news. >>> in democracy 2016, it is up to the presidential candidates to make a name for themselves when it comes to winning over florida. >> the governor says he won't make any end

. >> brown: in our first conversation we talked with neel kashkari, president of the federal reserve minneapolis. as a treasury official during the financial crisis he helped oversee the bailout of the banks. he now argues that the system remains in danger and that giant financial firms should be broken up. that's a view being heard on the campaign trail from senator bernie sanders. in his interview with judy yesterday, here's how he described the problem and his plan for it. >> it is important to point out that three out of the four largest banks in this country today are bigger than they were when we bailed them out because they were too big to fail. you have the six largest banks in this country that have assets of 58% of our g.d.p. i happen the believe that when you have a few financial institutions with unbelievable economic power, with unbelievable financial power, that what we should do is reestablish a modern glass seeing the l legislation and what we should do is break them up, not only from a risk perspective of not seeing their greed and illegal behavior destroy our econom

neel kashkari says it is a problem that is still with us.w the $700 billion wall street bailout, and he's making headlines again as the president of the federal reserve bank of minneapolis. >> so we have these giant banks at the center of our financial system, and the problem is if one of them collapses, there are all these linkages to the whole economy. it's like the heart and our arteries and our vains. if you have a heart attack, it can kill the whole body, not just the heart that gets damaged. that's what we saw in 2008. >> rose: when you say too big to fail today. how many are too big to fail? >> 20 that have been designated as financially significant. >> rose: meaning they cannot be allowed to fail. >> basically, that's what it means. >> rose: what do you say to the idea that people that have been package of penalized have been banks and not people people in the banks that made the decisions. >> it frustrates me -- >> people don't pay accountability. >> the managers don't pay. it's the shareholders who end up paying. that isn't fair. >

neel kashkari said we need to break them up.hang has been with banks for a long time. that is nothing new. they are adjusting their business models. i'm not suggesting they will be making a return on equity of 20%. but if they make a return of 10% and markets believe that, financials have a lot of upside. jon: do you want to play the equity or debt? krishna: i think you can play both. the case for equity is based on valuation. actuallyfor credit is really more about what happens with bail-in's and things like that. easier for equities i think. jon: krishna memani stays with us. we break down the jobs report with jason furman, chairman of the council of economic advisors, who joins us from the white house with his reaction to the labor market report. futures a little bit higher. dow futures around 30 points. s&p 500 futures higher by three points. payrolls 242,000. but a mixed payrolls report. we will dig into the labor market report in a couple of minutes. ♪ .. .. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes.

. >> it's been 11 years to the day since david neel was shot while driving to the strawberry festival, seemingly as random. a single gunshot wound took his life and detectived are still searching for his killer. this week they can he leased released a new video simulation of the incident. >> he was a good man and why did they do this? what was the reason? why did somebody have to get a gun and shoot him? there is no reason behind it. >> the family is offering a $25,000 reward for anyone who addition to a $3,000 reward offering by crimestoppers. >> after another aborted take-off yet, a new report blasts the allegiant may may maintenance problems. the report from the teamsters aviation mechanics coalition says the mechanics do not get enough documentation about maintenance problems and a lot of the work is contracted out. the airline said the teamsters aviation mechanics coalition has never complainted inspected our aircraft and has no first-hand knowledge of our operation. and the statement goes on to say the teamsters have a history of using the media to influence contract negotiation

tomorrow night, from "jungle book", the great bill murray will be here, with a cute kid named neel sethi. and we will have music from "twenty 88," which consists of big sean and jhene aiko. so please join us then. as far as i know, our first guest tonight is the only person running for president to publicly admit to having been bitten by an octopus. he is a senator from the lone star state who hopes to stop the runaway train known as senator ted cruz! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome to hollywood. have you been tempted by our decadent liberal ways here? you know, we pretty much consider hollywood our base. >> jimmy: yeah. you're here doing a fund-raiser here? >> we are. hopefully coming back with lots of cash to put ads on tv and then hopefully win some votes. >> i gotcha, all right. it surprises me because you see like clinton coming here, obama coming here. >> different donors. >> jimmy: i didn't know -- hey, you're getting it. >> do you know what state has the most republicans? >> jimmy: what state? >> california. >> jimmy: we have a lot of people. >> you have a ton of people

and on thursday neel sethi, music from twenty 88, which is big sean and jhenÉ aiko and the great billhis presence and gifts. please join us for both of those shows. our first guest tonight is the oscar nominated actor and emmy-winning director who is the greatest possible argument against that wall donald trump wants to build. her new fantasy horror movie "tale of tales" is airing now on direct tv and opens in select cities and on vod april 22. please welcome salma hayek. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello. >> jimmy: is that some kind of mexican tradition i'm unaware of? >> no, i am following the. >> jimmy: i see. the banana theme for tonight. >> your lead. i have to tell you i'm a little bit jet lagged. i forget a lot of words in english and spanish. we night have to play kind of charades because i haven't slept in three days. >> jimmy: that would be fun. >> what is it that i want to say. >> jimmy: why haven't you slept for three days? the traveling? >> the traveling. can i put this here. >> jimmy: yeah. how old is your daughter now? >> she's 8. valentina. >> jimmy: she's not like waki

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neel kashkari, basically suggesting that there is no bank that is too big to fail.t the system itself, michelle, is, you know, highly levered. when you have a system that is dependent upon credit creation, which our system and the global economy is, then you need to create credit at a faster and faster pace to basically stay in. and so we haven't been doing that. credit in the united states has been growing at 3% to 4%. we need 5 to 6 to 7% to produce an acceptable return on assets. that's the cost of assets and the historic basis. so the problems in the system not necessarily in the individual banks. >> the -- we had a number of guests come on that said they think the ten-year yield will go to 1% or less. do you think that's possible and what would that mean for the economy and also for fixed income investing? >> well, it is possible. i don't think in the united states, let's put it out front, that u.s. economy is growing at 2% this quarter and probably, you know, isn't look at a recession. so 1% treasury yields, i don't think so, but on the other hand, 45 to 50% o

. >> another example, neel kashkari, the president of the minneapolis fed said we should break up theig banks. that's what bernie sanders has called for. if a former goldman sachs person thinks that's a good idea, why don't you? >> i have been on record saying we have the tools under dodd-frank -- >> are you proposing that we break up the big banks? >> i propose we stay within the law. if any bank has a systemic risk, they should be broken up. >> sanders wants to do it preemptively. >> we are a nation of law. we have passed a law which sets forth a process. if you want to claim you can do it without following the law, that seems radical to me. what i have said is i would support breaking up any bank that posed a systemic risk to the economy and we have a process now in place, thanks to dodd-frank, thanks to president obama. we have the tools. my opponent acts like he will create this. we passed a law. the law gave us the tools. if we meet the criteria, we should act. i'm committed to acting. >> now, hillary clinton and bernie sanders like to say their debate is more civil than the one