an tan oversees mosquito control s broward county. how many calls a day are you getting for people who would like you to go spray in their neighborhood? >> on average, about 400 to 500 a day. >> reporter: and that is ten times what you normally get? >> it's about ten times what we normally get. n i like to see that. >> reporter: but it is for expectant mothers here that the thar looms largest. ar it a boy or a girl? >> a girl. >> reporter: emergency room nurse laura pratt is expecting her first child next week. >> there are so many risks to marry about, and this is just something else, that i could be l ing my normal thing and potentially harm my child. >> reporter: here in broward county, they're using low-tech but highly effective devices in neighborhoods to lure mosquitoes. this is it. essentially, it's dry ice and co-2 that lures the mosquito and traps it in this net. there are only eight of these in broward county for nearly two million people, scott. it is the federal funding, we are told, that could provide for hundreds more. >

there are only eight in broward county, and nearly two million people live here.it is the federal funding that could help to buy hundreds more of these. cbs news, coral springs, florida. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we'll go to yellowstone for more fallout on the decision to kill a young bison after it was picked up by tourists. >>> the remarkable journey of a space shuttle fuel tank set to arrive today at the florida science center. >>> and actress rose byrne from "neighbors 2" joins us in studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,, and i'm michelle griego. time is 4-- here's roberta >>> good morning. it's wednesday, may 18. this is live look at oracle, and in 13 hours or so it will be "roar-acle" as the warriors play the thunder to tie up the series. "roar-acle," we like that. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. my voice is not "roar-acle" today. >> i had a lot of cobwebs due to the allergy. the game starts at 6:00. we thought they were a lot of emp

there are only eight in broward county, and nearly two million people live here.it is the federal funding that could help to buy hundreds more of these. cbs news, coral springs, florida. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we'll go to yellowstone for more fall yacht after the decision to kill a young bison after it was picked up by tourists. >>> a space shuttle fuel tank expected to arrive today at the florida science center. >>> and rose fwrurn "neighbors 2" joins us in studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> happening right now the search for a suspect who shot an overbrook man, through his front door. we're live with how police say he tried to lure the victim outside. >>> and forget power ball the sixers hit the lottery's big time last night and fans are excited about it. we will find out what coach brett brownies saying about their number one pick. >>> and too close to call hillary clinton and bernie sanders finished neck and neck in the kentucky primary

an tan oversees mosquito control in broward county.ny calls a day are you getting for people who would like you to go spray in their neighborhood? >> on average about 400 to 500 a day. >> reporter: is that ten times what you'd normally get? >> it's about ten times what we normally get. >> i like to see that. >> reporter: but it is for expectant mothers here that the fear looms largest. is it a boy or a girl? >> a girl. >> reporter: emergency room nurse laura pratt is expecting her first child next week. >> there are so many risks to worry about. and this is just something else that i could be doing my normal thing and potentially harm my child. >> reporter: here in broward county they're using low-tech but highly effective devices in neighborhoods to lure mosqui this is it. essentially, it's dry ice and co2 that lures the mosquito and traps it in this net. there are only eight of these in broward county for nearly 2 million people, scott. it is the federal funding, we're told, that could provide for hundreds more. >> david begnaud for

the murder she and a partner opened a clinic that specialized in managing pain, located in nearby broward county, just north of miami. she hired this man to help get the business going. his name is john friskey. >> i was sellin' her computers and helpin' her get set up. >> reporter: pain management clinics were popping up all over south florida just about then. and some of them were suspected of being so-called "pill mills", where unethical doctors got rich writing prescriptions for narcotics like oxycontin. >> in broward county, there was one hundred and some-odd pain clinics, which is believe it or not more than all the mcdonald's. >> reporter: detective rob weir was part of a d.e.a. task force set up to investigate these pill mills. and while cindy insisted she ran her clinic by the books, it came to the attention of the d.e.a. task force. >> we had received complaints on it. and so we send somebody in, see what we could do. >> reporter: and guess who the task force sent? john friskey, the computer expert. he also happened to be a d.e.a. informant. >> every time i went in there, i wore

broward deflects a shot. the blues win 6-3 and even the series. that's a look at sorts, i'm danny pommells. >>> today more than 100 patients and their families will reunite with the doctors and nurses that treated them. they were all patients at the center for thoracic conditions. some neighbors are out of their homes in the philadelphia society hill section after residents describe an explosion. we'll have a update on the explosion and what pico said sparked the incident. >> mostly cloudy skies today and shower activity. don't put away the umbrellas yet. when we'll dry out and warm up, after the break. bed, and you hear a boom. >> that boom forced people out of bed overnight. what pico says lead to a power problem for lots of customers. >> taking a look outside, and we still could see a few scattered showers today along with a mix of sun and clouds. >> this is nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. >> we're talking about all of the problems that went off last night, you know the pictures outside. we had such a study rainfall and it was heavy ra

the blues power play, broward the flex the point shot. the blues win 6-3 and even the series 2-2.hat is a look at sports. we'll be right back. >>> a final check of the forecast. what a washout today by not so much tomorrow. >> it has been raining for hours and we have a couple of hours left. a lot of green on the radar. we have a flood advisory that remains in effect through 1:00 in the morning that includes the philadelphia area and much of the i-95 from delaware extending up to the trenton area. still rainy for the next couple hours and it will ease overnight and looking at showers tomorrow but not a washout. >>> that's nbc 10 news for now. the season finale of "snl" is next. [ cheers and applause ] >>> well, bartender, i've done it many i've won the nomination. no, i haven't. i keep losing

charlie, there are 2 million people living in broward county, but as of right now, there are only eighte. >> david, thanks. >>> amazon changed the way we shop online and stream video. "the wall street journal" reports the world's biggest retailer wants to shake up our run to the grocery store by expanding its private label brand. >> so you'll soon be able to buy amazon generic items like nuts, coffee, and baby food and every day essentials like diapers and detergent. we reached out to amazon. they had no comment about this. melody hobson is at the table to dissect this. there have been jokes out there about it's jeff bezos' world domination plan to take over the world. does that surprise you? >> no, not at all. one product at a time. >> but why this area now? >> because it's huge. $118 billion in private label goods were sold last year. that was up 2 billion from the year before. expect it to grow again this year. they've been in the space. they've had amazon basics with things like mouse pads and cell phone cases. then they moved into clothing and jumped to number two as the clothing r

troy broward. he came over in that t.j. oshie trade. bleus winning tot 4-1. >>> the nationals have the tall task of being on the road for a four-game set against the best team in baseball. they drop two to the cubs. they need blankets to watch the boys this summer. ryan zimmerman puts the nats in the lead with this r.b.i. single making it 3-2. bottom of the 7th inning. debra alfarone is clapping but not for long. a fair ball. two runs score. cubs take game three of the series. boo. 8-5. >>> orioles and athletics play the second game of a do not anxious for a repeat. no worries. big fly ball and the orioles win 5-2. >>> let's go to lacrosse. maryland men in the big 10 lacrosse. connor kelley got the terps off on the right foot scoring the first goal. late third quarter. matt rambo. scores one of his big ones on the day. tomorrow, the women play. north western for the same title there at 1:00 in evanston. >>> there are some events that transcend sports like the kentucky derby with the fancy hats, the delicious drinks and the horse race th

west broward township is 55 degrees right now. and into the upper 40s in newtown. so a cool start and clouds, well, they'll be lingering into this afternoon. you can see the low pressure that is just offshore. it's been parked there. it's still going to spin some showers our way. a few scattered showers this morning. light showers moving through delaware and south jersey. farther north it's going to stay dry. showers will return this afternoon. the futurecast showing that clouds will break for some sunshine. this is 1:30 this afternoon. dry at that hour but watch what happens as we go into the afternoon hours. that's 3:00 this afternoon. you can see the showers developing in interior new jersey and into delaware. and also for the lehigh valley. then as we go into the afternoon hours, just in time for the evening commute. you'll see some showers and possibly some thunderstorms for trenton, philadelphia and wilmington. some heavy downpours in central delaware and into the lehigh valley at 4:30 this afternoon. so keep an umbrella with you. and get ready for a summer w

the blues with the man advantage, troy broward deflects the point shot. he had a pair as well. they even the series. that is your look at sports, i'm danny pommells. >>> 6:56 right now on our sunday. here is a live look at the center city skyline. still overcast, but we have heavy rain last night. karen thomas tells us right now we have isolated showers in the area, she'll have more on the forecast coming up. >>> at least it didn't rain on them and their parade. plenty of pride on display. locals join visitors from all over the country to celebrate diversity and acceptance. >> despite the rainy and chilly weather, the world's oldest high school rowing championship wrapped up yesterday. >> and the crowds came out in full force for the ritenhouse row spring festival. >>> residents of a philly neighborhood say a loud boom formed them out of bed this morning. monique braxton has been following the story from society hill. >> i have also been talking to residents and members of one church and we'll let you know the latest after the break. >> our heaviest rain has moved out but we're

cory broward puts st. louis on top. take a look at the you'll see he hit the puck on mid air. st.is leads 3-2. former giants pitcher ryan vogelsong had to be carted off the field today. he now plays for the pirates is facing jordan miles when getting nailed by a fast ball. he was making just his second start of the season. giants are hosting the padres tonight. this abc7 sports report has been brought to you by orchard supply hardware. so we'll see how well he can do. >> that is good news. >> join us tonight coming up, mark zuckerberg spent millions to buy homes around his, what he plans to do with them, at 9:00. >>> and the critical meeting underway now bringing the chief back to back with key members of the community. >> here is is the line up. >> at 11:35 it's jimmy kim yil live. >> that is this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news on twitter. we appreciate your tiechl. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. from the entire team, we appreciate your time and hope you have had a great evening. >> yes. go down to the beach. what a gorgeous evening in santa cruz. >> see you at 9

cory broward puts st. louis on top. take a look at the goal. you'll see he hit the puck on mid air.ouis leads 3-2. former giants pitcher ryan vogelsong had to be carted off the field today. he now plays for the pirates is facing jordan miles when getting nailed by a fast ball. he was making just his second start of the season. giants are hosting the padres tonight. this abc7 sports report has been brought to you by orchard supply hardware. so we'll see how well he can do. >> that is good news. >> join us tonight coming up, mark zuckerberg spent millions to buy homes around his, what he plans to do with them, at 9:00. >>> and the critical meeting underway now bringing the chief back to back with key members of the community. >> here is is the line up. >> at 11:35 it's jimmy kim yil live. >> that is this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news on twitter. we appreciate your tiechl. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. from the entire team, we appreciate your time and hope you have had a great evening. >> yes. go down to the beach. what a gorgeous evening in santa cruz. >> see you at

here in broward county in south florida where we are they're getting 500 calls a day requesting mosquitong. that's ten times the amount they're used to. >> when it rains it fills up. mosquitos grow and four or five days from now adults will be flying around. >> reporter: on the u.s. mainland florida is the front line in the zika fight. more than 100 cases have been reported here. more than any other state. you're not going to get zika in the woods while you're hunting or at the lake when you're on your boat. you might get it at your front door. >> that's exactly right. while you're standing next to your car to go on your hunting trip or to the beach or to the park, that's when the mosquitos will fly up and bite you in the ankle. it's not in those typical places that we as floridians think of as mosquito biting territory. >> reporter: michael doyle of the florida keys mosquito district suspects zika cases will rise as summer approaches. as of now all of florida's zika patients contracted the virus from travel-related exposure. in february the white house requested approximately $1.9 billi

the unemployment rate is over 11% now in broward county, and i know from teaching at a university levelis generation is doing and it's not doing well. see students graduating deeply in debt, paying interest rates between six, seven, ten, 12 percent on school loans -- >> for the government picking up that tab. >> i'm for, like i said, the kinds of programs where everybody can benefit but everybody is expected to work and pay their taxes into the system. >> all right. everybody, everybody so you wouldn't -- up like bernie sanders, who wants to have the rich pay more, a lot more in some cases, to fund these initiatives you would tax everybody? you think everybody should pay something in federal income tax? >> well, i'd say the wealthy are not paying their fair share of the burden. >> what do you think their fair share should be? >> before i answer that, let me say this. we have an aging infrastructure. why is the united states one of the only advanced countries of the world that doesn't have a federal infrastructure bank. china has one, germany, japan -- >> i understand these are all merit

broward county has reported 15 cases of zika. today i will -- by 5:00 today i will meet with the governor of our state who is up here asking for federal aid to prepare for and combat the virus in the state of florida. again, as the governor says -- quote -- it's going to get warmer, we're going to have more rainfall, we're probably going to see more mosquitoes in our state. our federal government has a variety of plans we are talking about. we have got to address the zika issue. hopefully we can get ahead of it. but this isn't just limited to florida. here's an article from "usa today" dated may 6, 2016. headline -- gulf coast could be ground zero for zika. the gulf coast may know hurricanes, but this year the region of 60 million people could find itself unprepared and at ground zero for a different type of storm, a mosquito-borne zika epidemic. look at the region's urban hubs, small towns and rural outposts show a patchwork of preparedness. cities such as houston have robust plans in place while smaller towns such as corpus chr

. >> let me bring in my favorite go-to on all things first lady, kate anderson broward author of "firstnd power of america's modern first ladies." nice to have you back on. this is fascinating, thinking of who could be the first lady and melania trump, the first lady who's posed nude. yet, you believe she would be an ultra traditional first lady. what do you mean by that? >> it's kind of ironic. i think she would take us back to may my eisenhower. we had a first lady this traditional since mamie. he said she had one responsibility and that's ike. i'm the president's wife and mother of his daughter and these women are similar to melania. she talked about not nagging her husband about donald trump never changing a diaper in his life and that's something that is taking us back to a different time and i think it's just ironic because like you said she is the first first lady to have ever posed nude and would be so traditional in the role. >> how else just looking at the other first ladies, how would melania compare? she talks about how help women and children. >> i think they evolve. jackie

she does something cool and donates a cake to the broward's children hospital every time a child endsnd you do a dozen of those a year. that was a big -- [ cheers and applause ] she does about a dozen of those a year. so when our sponsor vistaprint heard this and told them your story they said they wanted to make it possible for you to extend the celebration beyond end of chemo to be able to celebrate all the milestones that sick children have in the hospital. birthdays, proms, holidays, special events so that $10,000 is for you and you guys since you're the bakers, you guys, they make the magic happen. give cakes all year round. >> thank you so much. that is we are so excited to be a part of the celebration with these kids and the fact that we can now, you know, have more pears and extend this, awesome. >> awesome. >> thank you so much. >> we think it's awesome too and we think what you do is awesome and think this miami crowd is awesome. [ cheers and applause ] they're going home -- they don't even know why they're cheering but going home with all of these. >> you're on the road and

i don't know much about the art scene in florida, except that i do know that in broward county where our activity, it has a good educational program. the performingo arts center and there are some good programs in that regard. the overarching problem that speaks to what the viewer is talking about -- let's talk about sports. everyone can get on the same page as to how and why sports are important to a young person. they build character and discipline, physical fitness and teamwork. y the problem,ed there has to be more of a dialogue and maybe that is on us. the current committee and leaders in the arts. to discuss how the arts are beneficial so that we are on the same page as to how arts affect a child. i was like to say that you are not likely to learn empathy in a math class. the arts teach empathy. which we can agree as a country is important. understanding other countries -- other cultures is important. even building vocabulary. everyone watches "the wizard of -- i could while away the hours, consulting with the flowers. those are big words. arefor people who interested, we could

florida already reports 106 travel-related cases. 22 of the cases in florida are from palm beach and broward county, areas that i represent. when the summer months come, and this emergency worsens, i don't think my constituents will be at ease knowing that at least the money republicans approved of was an offset. later, mrs. lowey, the ranking member of the appropriations committee that is the subject matter for today, is going to make statements. i haven't had an opportunity to talk to her this morning. but yesterday in the rules committee i asked her whether or not when other emergencies have come up, has it been required that they be offset? and her response was that it was not. she, like myself, have been here during a lot of emergencies that we must and rightly should address for the american citizenry. this happens to be one more and here we are haggling about offsets rather than addressing the seriousness of this public national health emergency. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from oklahoma, mr.