a user base to predict the outcome of the presidential race, which us now is founder and chief and alana who is director of brand development. thank you for being here. >> thank you, it's a pleasure. >> let's talk about this, what is it and how exactly does it work? >> it's quite a phenomenon we only months -- launched it five months ago and now we are outpacing twitter on their launch. at our age twitter had 600,000 and we are piecing about 7 million right now. our engagement level is extremely high and we have developed a platform that allows users to go on to an app and anonymously ask any question they want as long as it is not racist, bigoted, vulgar, profanity? >> what kind of question? >> any subjective question you want, if it is not a fact, it's something you go to zip four and ask. there are 2 buttons and you push the ask button and ask what should i wear to the prom tonight or my kids are misbehaving sugar on them for one week or two weeks. then all the other users about and we are seeing tremendously interesting questions come out of this because every question is generated b

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jim alana went to find out where you can find relief through detours. >>reporter: if you use highway 41, you may want to use another route come monday because the florida department of transportation, they are closing down this roadway, and that's because they have to do repairs to the railroad closings, which you see further up the street here. that's something that needs to be done and they're doing that along with a cxx. now, there's only several detours and that's going east over to livington or west. the only way to get there is through these side streets, and that's what has residents upset. from this busy roadway has that traffic spilling over into their neighborhoods. now, again, this repair work is expected to last for about two weeks, but again, there are detours out there. if you need that detour to get around this area, go to our website at wfla.com. reporting in loots, jamel, news channel 8. >>> those are -- the fire stone grand prix is in town for its 3-day run. >> thousands of fans are whipping their necks side to side to catch the glimps

. >> alana is the realtor and lex is the designer. hey, ladies. >> high. >> you get along as sisters? they're like two -- i mean, you in many ways. >> we are. >> yes. >> how did this whole thing start, with the two of you? did you always know you were going to do a type of show like this? >> yeah. when we were born, we knew. >> we were destined to work together. >> we're best friends so i love being able to work with her, for sure. >> let's look at these examples we've got here. befores and afters. >> mm-hmm. >> there's a bedroom before. it was painted -- what do you got going here? >> you're trying to stage a house. you want things to look just right. paint matters, right? >> paint absolutely matters. you definitely want to get rid of any bold, bright colors, like this blue. >> that has to go? >> paint it a neutral color. i'd go with light gray, white, beige, or a grayish beige. it brightens the space. >> before and after. there is a second version of this. a subtler change. that's light right there. >> looks fine. >> it looks a litt

i love this dress on alana. it has that great tropical print this is from tommy hilfiger. the boots from joy folie. absolutely stunning. her. then for ashlin. the hard polka dot with the matching dress. that 1960s retro look. she also has some short booties with bows. >> i love the glasses. >> we love it. thanks. >> we love you. okay. rhapsody. we have the darling models, victoria, amelia and blake. >> i love the idea of doing a lot of trends. and making it super fresh. >> oh, and they're egg-hunting. >> stripes are really in and of course the embroidery is super on trend for the season. she's wearing a poncho and the bold, bold dress colors. >> what is in it? >> what's in there? >> oh, candy. >> fantastic. >> drop the mike. >> tell us a little more. >> her ensemble is from pink chicken. the shoes are actually from garnet hill and they are italian leather and hand made. so adorable. and blake who found all those treasures in the egg has one from blue rooster. the embroidered short and from gap kids. >> thanks, guys. >> it's candy! >> nice talking to you. >> bye, guys. >> b

alana. >> good afrnoon, supervisors. my name is daniel conrad. i have a business at 1550 bryant street in campos's district. i live in supervisor's kim's district. i'm here to support this legislation and glad the board is taking action when it appears its mayor's office after cleaning out under the freeway's freeway is no longer interested in solving this problem. it seems to me that housing is the single most part of this. and i'm mindful of yee's comment about the neighborhoods being where navigation centers goes. he's right. we need to get these places established because people can have a better chance of recovering from substance abuse if they have a place to live and sleep. supervisor campos, i want to commend your aide's ms. guzman who has been professional and helpful. where my office is on florida street behind the building is about a block from the central freeway right next to the best buy parking lot. the homeless encampment on florida street has kwau groupled. on florida street, there are no children, no families, no single moms who

alana gold joins us from elmhurst hospital. >> reporter: he is in critical condition, the family by his side. the shooter is on the run and need to track down whoever did this. >> 37-year-old robert castillo struggling to recover after emergency surgery following a shooting in astoria queens. a neighbor recorded the chaotic aftermath outside the strip club on 34th street. he was here to pick up four men, the group got into an argument, and gunfire erupted. police tell us when the four men got into the vehicle, a bullet struck the cab and hit castillo in the head he was the >> they were going around the corner over here to people that were leaving that's it got serious. >>> detectives say he tried to drive off while bad by bleeding and slammed into park cars and a utility poll on 35th street and 37th avenue. >> i was like, how does this happen in my neighborhood? pretty scary. >>> we're hoping he is going to pull through, we don't know at this point. >> fernando, a spokesperson for many of the drivers in the city, says castillo made his living at a driver but not licensed and suv was not

. >> actors alana and daniel heny they join us to tell us more about the new show and where story line is a a new show so we are taking original model of criminal mind and moving to our team which is a different team completely but you'll see some of the stars of the original criminal mind popping in from time to time. our show travels internationally so each episode is a different country which is amazing so you will a a's experience different cultures, spiritual issues, religions, villains. >> visually go on that ride which is really fun. >> super cool take on the original. >> fans of the show criminal mind what do you think they will really like about this new series. >> i think they will love that we travel. >> travel aspect. >> there is always been a really interesting darkness to criminal mind that pushes the envelope a bit. >> yes. >> we're definitely doing that. >> great cast too, actor gary sinise, what has it been like working together. >> gary is a dream. we all came together and had this very genuine serendipitous feeling like wow, these people, i think i knew him two days

in hell's kitchen, alana gold. >> the cans and bolts -- elana gold. cbs 2 news. >> and the city will hold on to her cans and bottles and help her exchange them for cash. >>> and a new beginning for the south street seaport after superstorm sandy. >> and this is not your typical grilled cheese sandwich. a taste of france for this week's dining deal. >> and another check of traffic and weather on the 2s. next. morning. . >> oh, danny boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling. this week. take a listen to this. bing crosby and danny boy at 4:52 and welcome back to cbs 2 news this morning. a major milestone for the south street sea pott museum. the museum launched the first exhibit since superstorm sandy hit and severely damaged the electrical heating and cooling systems. it examines the rise to be the busiest port by the start of the 20th century. the -- it's set to return to the seaport in july. >> and looking good there. >>> and time now 4:52. john, good morning again? >> and thank you, chris. this is the deal. a dry morning and we'll need some luck this af

. >> reporter: undecided voter alana boinrostro likes kasich and rubio.gainst trump's wall. >> and i'm looking for a leader that will unite, will not use fiery rhetoric. i want someone who can bring us together as a nation, build bridges, not walls. >> reporter: florida senator marco rubio is popular among this group. supporters think he would be strong against hillary clinton on foreign policy. delia reyes also likes rubio's immigration plan, which doesn't include mass deportation. >> i can't imagine how they are going to take 11 million people. what's it going to do to the economy? i am sorry. but when you go to restaurants and you go everywhere, who's building houses? who's serving the food? >> reporter: only one voter here supports texas senator ted cruz. >> he's so strong on the issue of religious liberty, on the issues i care as a christian, on >> reporter: duke machado has crossed cruz off his list because of his plan to deport illegal immigrants. >> he would not be senator today if he were honest with texas voters when he was running his campaign

alana. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is daniel conrad. i have a business at 1550 bryant street in campos's district. i live in supervisor's kim's district. i'm here to support this legislation and glad the board is taking action when it appears its mayor's office after cleaning out under the freeway's freeway is no longer interested in solving this problem. it seems to me that housing is the single most part of this. and i'm mindful of yee's comment about the neighborhoods being where navigation centers goes. he's right. we need to get these places established because people can have a better chance of recovering from substance abuse if they have a place to live and sleep. supervisor campos, i want to commend your aide's ms. guzman who has been professional and helpful. where my office is on florida street behind the building is about a block from the central freeway right next to the best buy parking lot. the homeless encampment on florida street has kwau groupled. on florida street, there are no children, no families, no single moms who

i am a alana shore, energy reporter for politico.ust a quick reminder to join the conversation on twitter using #anewagenda. i will have a tablet with me on stage and will be able to pull questions for our panelists. please join me in greeting mr. robin sylvester, president and ceo of metro vancouver. craig dobson, vice president of energy policy for the center of american progress. silva, a senior representative to the u.s. for the government of alberta. and anthony swift, director of the national resources defense council canada project. thanks for being here. let's get started. one thing that struck me in today's initial announcement was the oil and gas industry's involvement. specifically on the question of methane, president obama has made a commitment to cut methane by as much as 45% over the next decade, and canada is expected to meet that pledge, but there are some hurdles involved. i hope we can turn first to greg to address. what more do we need to see other than a base level of commitment from the governments? greg: there

them now or let our grandkids fight then.we've had a long war andpeople in europe admit , president alana mentioned we are at war. we stop saying the war on terror when president obama was elected because it's being politically correct but isis and a lot of the radical muslims are at war with us and they're going to keep doing it. suicide bombers in airports, american airlines, it's pretty symbolic. they're going to cross the border here. we got isis in all 50 states. we will see it in europe again. this is the new world. reporter: in terms of getting at the heart of where it is because as we all acknowledge there's a two front problem. you've got to take out the caliphate as you describe it then you also have to deal with getting people at home and you've got 90 some ready to go according to the records of the new york times over the weekend, suicide bombers in europe what's your feeling on how good a sense we have of where these people are? >> we got a lot of good stuff in place here and in europe. there is no tracking them but we will see everything from iphones to now they are using b

you're alana. so one of the kids came up with a note for tim to sign to give to their principal. it says, dear mr. bruno, please was busy hanging out with me on "good morning america," sincerely, tim howard. was this you? >> yeah. >> can you give me one for "world news tonight"? great. >> where is charlie? oh, you came up with it. great idea. >> also tim is here. he'll reveal ten things you did not know about him. can't wait for that. have a little game planned for you. not soccer. >>> inside to lara and tory. "deals & steals." >> tory johnson with us right now with a fashion forward "deals & steals." something for everyone here and all 50%? >> love that. let's get to it. first up from scotty vest, we have our guys to help with this. this one is -- >> work it. >> pack jacket. this has 13 pockets and comes in five different colors, 13 pockets so idea jacket to go through airport security because you just stuff everything into those pockets. >> men and women, extra small to triple xl. i mean how cute are they? you'll love the deal. normally and machine washable. normally $75, slash