worker ones again himes armenia. hearing this might be a maybe utilities because teco is being called to the scene. of course we'll update you as we learn as well. >>> all right. do you have your shopping list ready to go? it is almost time to shop, right the deals are just a few days away. you don't want to get into debt a their ways you don't go into debt trying to get all gifts comes down to setting a budgets knowing how much to spent spend on each person financial experts have given a general guideline how much you should spend on and cousins try to spend about $20 apiece they say for nieces and nephews go with $25. toys these days are not cheap. >> parents and inlaws, these are kinds of gifts that really more about sentiment look for something that is closer to their heart. photos of you or your grandkids, those are better things to do. stick to $20 budget. but you know you won't do thatyou decide to get close friends or colorado co-worker 10 to sure you remember their teachers. they spend a lot of time with you

another armenia, belgium. sir? the weak innocents. they always seem to be located on the natural invasion routes. captain, the automatic deflector screen just popped on. body approaching. configuration, mr. sulu. phaser banks. lock on. return fire. maintain firing range. 100% dispersal pattern. captain, the other ship doesn't register. only drifting debris. we got him. all hands, maintain general alert. hold battle stations. damage report, mr. spock. minor, captain. we were most fortunate. blast damage in decks 10 and 11. minor buckling in the anti-matter pods. casualties are light. maintain surveillance, mr. sulu. no contact, captain. he blew up, all right. well, we've been anticipating an attack. i'd say what we've just experienced very nearly qualifies. automatic all-points relay from starfleet command, captain. code 1. well, there it is-- war. we didn't want it, but we've got it. curious how often you humans manage to obtain that which you do not want. war or not, we've still got a job to do-- denying organia to the klingons. with

the men had a fight with his roommate in their south armenia avenue home just before taking their close them in a bathtub and set the clothes on fire. the fire caused about $50,000 worth of damage to the apartment. the man is charged with arson.>>> now, abc action weather. >> good afternoon, hope you had a great holiday weekend, very nice weather over saturday and sunday, cloudy and dreary today a couple of light showers otherwise temperatures are warm and we will have warm and muggy weather. a little windy out there making it feel more comfortable winds gusting up to 50 miles per hour in tampa a lot of moisture and a little bit of rain this evening look for partly cloudy skies most areas stay dry we are tracking two cool fronts over the next seven days maybe a couple of isolated showers but a better chance at rain later this week, rain that we need coming up. >>> to the death of a dictator and thousands of people paying tribute to fidel castro. as the official mourning period for him continues. take a look at the massive crowds in havana. today's commemoration included a 21 gun salute

the kurds are an ethnic group spread across five countries-- iraq, iran, turkey, syria and armenia-- a wide area they consider to be their ancestral homeland. in tonight's signature segment, in the first of two reports from inside iraq, newshour weekend special correspondent christopher livesay has more on the aspirations of the iraqi kurds. >> reporter: this is erbil, the capital of iraqi kurdistan, an oasis of stability in the middle east. it's a semi-autonomous region in the northern part of iraq ruled by an ethnic group known as the kurds. even after the 2003 u.s. invasion to overthrow saddam hussein, when the rest of iraq was in turmoil for years, iraqi kurdistan remained safe and prosperous. today, life here seems peaceful. but war is less than 50 miles away on the road to mosul, iraq's second largest city, which isis took over more than two years ago. just inside mosul's city limits, in a neighborhood called gogali, iraqi forces are leading the fight to take the city back, and kurdish military units known as the peshmerga are backing them up. the iraqis acknowledge they could

in that time, he responded to that crisis by sending food aid to armenia. it's one of the first examples of international humanitarian relief. the armenian people are very grateful. a group of armenian women touring the united states were here in 1917 just after we declared war, and presented this painting to president wilson. the artist's wife who is among the women, it depicts their niece who is wearing traditional armenian costume and holding the armenian national flower which symbolizes hope and thus the title of the work "in hope" in french. it shows the role of america in bringing humanitarian relief. and being a player, if you will, on the humanitarian stage. these, i'll point out these gold, hand painted plates are three of 15 plates that were a gift to president wilson from the king and queen of belgium who wilson visited when he was in europe and they reciprocated by coming to the united states in the fall of 1919. this was the first trip to america by reigning morn ark -- monarchs from europe. because of travel and because of the role of america

armenia drew tremendous sympathy in the united states. a christian population living inside a muslim empire trapped in between the ottman empire and the russian empire. philadelphia held an armenia day to raise money and raise awareness. in addition, the threat to the united states seemed to grow day by day especially here in new york city. there were sabotage campaigns ongoing in american industry and american factories. there was the attempted assassination of jpmorgan junior in his home in long island by a deranged german student who had no connection o the german government. those of you who know the story of jersey city know there was a giant set of piers that took munitions from the industrial heartland of the united states verseas. it's now where liberty state park stands today. if you go to the back of liberty state park the piers are still kind of there. you see the outline and there is one terribly worded sign to tell visitors what happened there. mary roberts rinehart was a firm believer. the goal was not to make america ready

any trouble seeing meantime emergency construction off of 275 southbound, that exit ramp to howard armenia right lane will be blocked. and in case you were in any doubt this was going to stick around, concerns still slow speeds along northbound 75 before and after fruitville road due to the pig >>> all right. still ahead we're continue our look what holidays will bring us oh big screen high profile films to little ones we may not have heard our friend steve is back with us next. then a little later in the show, vanessa is earning her name as good day gourmet. she's whipping up ciabatta sauce a gruyere dressing. i cannot say that wore. cheese. due you know that? >> its cheese. it's cheese. all cheese to me. you're watching good day tampa bay. >>> back with friend steve tampa bay times talking holiday movies. you were teleme the one you saw yesterday you saw law la land. loved it law la land directed by damien who did whiplash a couple years ago with miles. this is a modern day movie musical. it has the same kind of dynamics same kind of vibe. you old modern day loss appearing less. music in

fir trees will arrive this morning and be given out at 2 tomorrow afternoon at the firm's office on armenia avenue. >>> one of the bay area's christmas lights displays will be lit up tonight. the oakdale christmas house st. pete has been featured on hgtv and in people magazine. if you want to check out this spectacular display yourself the house will be lit from 6 to 10 each night through january 3rd. >>> we hope you stop by our angel tree this year. >> abc action news is once again teaming up with the salvation army to take action for local families in need. we want to encourage you to adopt an angel from our angel tree. we're right across the street from raymond james stadium at tampa. our abc action news lobby is open weekdays from 8:30 to 5:30 through december 9th. if you live in a different part of town you can find angel tree near you. go to abcactionnews.com/angeltree for the locations. >>> 9:38. still ahead an incredible story out of kentucky of an unlikely hero saving a man's life, why the rescuer believes god prepared her for that moment. >> but first, a deadly road rage shooting

interested in a little puppy in time for thanksgiving and christmas, now's your chance. 3607 north armenia avenue is where you can meet miss pinky. there's lots of other adoptables. he is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... there's no more room. oh look who's here! i know i had one more... hmmm... more. how's it looking? 20 more minutes... 8, 9... we need 1 more yes... there was a little girl, and she became friends with every animal she met. it's getting late, grandma should go. one more? in the end, all we really need more of, is each other. happy thanksgiving from publix. a felon serving >> alcides: welcome back. a felon serving time in south florida voted by mail in in the november 8th general election. a treasure coast newspaper investigation found that desi hayes submitted a vote by mail ballot to the supervisor of elections office. failed. the newspaper says there were no other instances of questionable voting on the treasure coast. >>> when the university of central florida's newspaper was shut down after 48 years in business, students stepped up and started thei

himes and armenia work arounds for that want to get out to fox 13 shayla reeves. we're hearing she's just arrived on the scene. shayla,we're hearing teco is being called to this is a well. is that what you're seeing? >> right now we can tell you reopened here within the last half an hour. we're getting update from tampa police who are saying the package reported was a utility monitoring device. right now traffic again is moving as usual here at west dr. martin luther king, jr. jr. boulevard. and north havana avenue. this of course after that shut down in response to a suspicious package as officers work to investigate the findings. police encourage anyone out there if you see something unusual of course, say something. that's what happened in this case. prompting officers to report to the area, check this out. and again we have now learned that this is a utilit monitoring device. the suspicious package found, and of course, traffic is moving again in this area. we'll continue to keep you posted. should we learn any further details. reporting live here near dr. mar

in case you missed it, we've road work happening along southbound 275's exit ramp to howard armenia. the right lane is going to be blocked. look like maybe they were digging up the road there for maybe a water main break. i'm not sure. but it could be a little bit slower than normal as you get off on that exit. >>laura: a lot of you will be travelling next week and aaa is predicting almost 49 million americans will travel at least 50 miles from home for those drivers will benefit from the second cheapest gas prices in nine years, too, but if you're flying, you'll probably pay more. average air fares are up 21% since this time last year. >>russell: this may remind you of carol burnett bit. united airlines is offerig a cheaper air fare with some conditions. passengers in the new basic economy class will only be able to carry on one personal item instead of two. they'll have to check any extra bags and pay basic economy class also requires passengers wait until the day of the flight to find their seat assignment. and those low fare tickets go on sale in january for travel starting in th

exit to howard armenia avenues the right lane is going to be blocked on actual ramp itself. please be careful here. all right vanessa, thank you. we've following story of this bad train crash happened in marion we've got a live look at it now. take look early this morning about 5:00 a.m. two trains collided causing 20 cars to derail in this crash. and despite earlier reports no one has been injured remarkably in this. but it is a mess. happened near northest 175th street road more than 3,000 gallons of fuel leaked into the surrounding area. one of those trains was hauling coal. we will continue to follow this will developing story update as outside of ocala. >> that's a mess. >> yes, it is. that's a lot to clean up. lot of cars involved. >> wow. okay. >> all right. you ready to curl up this holiday season with a bucket of popcorn and good a. good movie? our film critic is here to talk us to about which movies are sure to be oscar darlings good day gourmet if you want to wow your family vaps cheesy sausage stuffing. but first turning wood into treasure. charley is getting a l

looking at right now construction has been reported here along 275 southbound at the exit to howard armenia. that right lane is going to be blocked on the exit. >>laura: an alert for students and staff at u.s.f. >>russell: campus police are looking for two men who robbed a female student late last night and shayla reaves is live to tell us more. >>reporter: good morning to you, russell and laura. authorities are trying down any leads they can after two robbers are accused of trying to steal a student's jewelry on campus. in fact, they succeeded at that effort and authorities are hoping someone out there may recognize or have any information they haven't reported and come forward. here is what we know. this reportedly happened around 9:15 last night in the area of the interdisciplinary sciences building on campus. according to police, the victim of crooks approached and made off with their jewelry. fortunately, she did not get hurt. now, authorities have only a vague description of the robbers described as men with blonde hair in their early 20s. you can see their clothing description there

armenia. famous landmark in american history. 1948, the desegregation of the military. famously, that was in -- ultimately a huge success. in 1948, 1949, when the decision was fresh, in that north carolina senate race against frank porter graham, with the wake up white people flyer and fake photo of his wife with a black man, in that environment, that senate race, the desegregation of military was another lit match for dry grass. and one of the other things the campaign for willis smith did that year, and that race, they put out flyers accusing frank gram of nominating, god forbid, a black man to go won't. to that kind of audience, to the kind of voters that willis smith was trying to scare up for that senate race, that was almost the ultimate outrage. a black man to west point? and that almost unbelievable, all race, all the time campaign against frank porter graham, for that tennessee seat in 1950. it worked. frank porter graham had been appointed after the previous guy died in 1949. but by 1950, thanks to that racist campaign against him, he was voted out, and so wil

russian military modernization to move russia or to move to countries like we saw with the example of armenia. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> so we have questions. should we broaden the discussion, include sanctions of broad e debate. should we narrow the discussion and talk about specific sectors, and should we institutionalize the response whether it's the cold war or not to have some more systematic way of organizing ourself from this. i'm going to ask everybody to be brief. don't feel compelled to answer every question, just what you think you can add to and start. >> what could the west do? you have diplomatic solutions that are set talks. [inaudible] >> they can go 24/7 with with limit. economy sanction you might increase and you have -- [inaudible] >> putin is a man who thinks about hard power and not soft power. if you want him to learn the lesson and understand you, you to use hard power, not soft power. he has education of kgb. nothing about soft power there. for long-term effects, very good question, a very good question and i would say it's important for the whole industry,

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he had never viewed up until 2013, eu deals with armenia or ukraine or georgia or moldova has a threat. he has viewed nato differently. so it was a change on putin's part, not a change on our part. and again, ukraine and georgia wanted to sign these agreements. we didn't press them into doing it. they were criteria and adjustments they had to fulfill. this was a choice of moldova and not something we forced. >> and to follow up in ukraine at the time, 2013 before the revolution, there was almost -- there was very, very low support for joining nato among the population. and now the situation has changed dramatically. exactly because of russian aggression against ukraine and invasion and takeover of crimea. >> germans and others are even less inclined to support that. >> to support -- >> ukraine joining nato. perhaps there's much greater interest in ukraine. but there's much less interest -- >> actually the point i'm making is that putin from his perspective was in a better position with ukraine before he invaded it. there was almost no support for nato and there was a very split support

argument to third countries like we saw with example of armenia breaking the iran sanctions ending aconduit during the iran sanctions. thank you very much. >> so we have a question, she would broaden the discussion, include sanctions over broader debate. should we know the discussion talk about specific sectors and should we institutionalize the response, whether it's the cold war or not, to have some more systematic way of organizing ourselves. i'm going to ask everyone to be brief including our panelists. don't feel compelled and to every question. just what you think you can add something to come and we will start. >> what else could the west to? you have diplomatic solutions, talks between secretary kerry prime minister lavrov. with no results there's a limit. economic sanctions you might increase or you remove them. [inaudible] putin is a man who thinks about hard power, not soft are. if you want to resist them, if you wanted to listen to if you want them to understand you, you have to use hard power, not soft power. he is on kgb. there's nothing about soft power. i would say ve