andrew cuomo jerry small candace shultis trt: 1:35 the peace at this st. petersburg church was interrupted last week. a hate symbol was chalked into the ground along with president-elect donald trump's campaign slogan make america great america. nat but, that's not stopping members of king of peace metropolitan church from worshipping. sot i believe we were targeted for who we are. senior pastor candace shultis represents the primarily lgbt congregation. on sunday, she didn't shy away from it telling them they weren't going to live in fear and love will triumph. sot we were gonna continue to problem all over the country. the southern poverty law center has found 701 incidents of hate speech, harassment and vandalism since the presidential election. they say most of it occurred the first three days following it.and that cases involving anti-immigration are the most reported. sot the ugly political discourse of the election did not end on election day new york governor andrew cuomo addressed a church as well.saying the hate crimes need to stop. sot these act

that's where candace mccowan joins us now. rubio's run for the president made this a long shot for his opponent. >> reporter: absolutely. you know the national rain -- name recognition is hard to contend with and rubio has been ahead in the polls most of the race. he has attacked his opponent, congressman patrick murphy, on his resume. rubio said it was at the very attendance record. rubio spent the night with one- stop in miami to thank his supporters. >> you called, knocked on doors, stood with us through different circumstances we confronted and we are eternally grateful for that. >> reporter: here at the hilton in miami airport, this party doesn't start until 6:30 pm and in the next couple of minutes we will see the reasons behind us start to fill. he takes the stage later this evening after the race is called. >> candace mccowan live at the hilton. >>> from rubio's election night headquarters to palm beach gardens. patrick murphy and his supporters are going to watch the results come in from the palm beach gardens marriot

candace -- >> we will check back. thank you. >>> on the campaign trail, a mad dash to the finish line. we are down to two days until election day. the clinton campaign has events while the trump campaign holds rallies in eight. governor mike pence will rally in panama city today while president barack obama campaigns for clinton in kissimmee. and donald trump will return to the bay area tomorrow for a rally at the sarasota fairgrounds. last night, tense moments in nevada. take a look at secret service as they rushed trump off the stage in the middle of the speech. we're told a man showed a gun in the crowd and that's when moments later, trump returned to the stage. >> nobody said it was going to be easy for us. but we will never be stopped. i want to thank the secret service. these guys are fantastic. [ applause ] >> they don't get enough credit. >> a man identified as austin crites was detained by police officers and secret service. this is video of officials holding him down. no charges were filed and he has been re

i'm candace mccowan. thank you for joining us. the time now is 9:00. and ian oliver has a look at the brisk weather this morning. >> yeah, bright and brisk this sunday morning after a cold front came through last night. didn't bring rainfall. although we could use it. we are left with the sunshine but the temperature, 50 degrees out at famous tate. a live look this morning. and the wind out of the north, better than 10 miles per hour. making it feel cooler. temperatures across the tampa bay area, just right northern spots were well into the 40s this morning. it's 58 in sarasota right now. and that north wind will keep temperatures well below average, moving into the afternoon. and just over the last several hour, we had 20 to 30 miles per hour wind gusts between tampa and st. pete. so that north breeze is going to make it feel chilly with the high temperatures later on this afternoon running about 10 degrees below average. good news at least, on max defender 8, nothing to track behind last night's cold front. and the last of the c

we will check back with you and candace throughout the night. >>> to some breaking news. died. eagle 8 hd flew over the scene a short time ago. no children were hurt but we are working to gather more information and we will bring it to you as soon as we get it. >>> amid fears that the election could be rigged, voters on high alert -- high alert for anything unusual going on at the polls. >> 8 on your side plays poll watcher for those who fear their ballots won't be counted. >>> this presidential election has stunned experts from the start. how donald trump may defy predictions once >>> if you are forced to stand in line today, at least the weather is nice. we will talk about the weather for the rest of the evening and beyond with a peak at the weekend coming up. >>> we will be on your side in our tampa bay news center all might bringing you the latest election night coverage. you are looking live inside the wfla news center. a lot of activity here. stay with us. >>> decision night in america. unparalleled coverage of this impressive election. join lester holt, savannah guthrie,

filling the shoes of congresswoman candace miller had who's running orientation here. does that give you some extra insight into the orientation process? >> i'm not sure about that. sure does give me big shoes to fill as you menged. she's been here 14 years. been a real leader in congress. high expectations in the part of my district, that's for certain. >> what did you do before you came to congress? >> i spent 45 years in work force development. retrain for jobs. last 27 years of the company, became c.e.o. ultimately and retired in 2011 and decided it was time to do something more to serve. >> how do you feel about going from the c.e.o. of a company where you get to make the decisions and rub things to now being in this legislative body of one of 435? >> i believe a good c.e.o. works with the people around them to develop a condition census to come up with the best ideas. you can issue orders all you wament. everyone exited to moving

political reporter candace mccowan joins us live from the museum of science and industry where joe biden spoke earlier today. >> reporter: there was a stage behind me earlier today and joe biden was on it around noon. he told the floridians here, here we go again. in case hillary clinton's florida supporters forgot, they the job. >> let's send donald trump back to his tower and hillary clinton to the white house. >> he wouldn't be here if this race wasn't close. and he wouldn't be here if the road to the white house didn't come through tampa.>> reporter: an one of the clinton campaign's closers, vice president joe biden. >> it really is amazing that here we go again, i mean it. you guys, if there is no other path. >> reporter: over 400 people showed up to hear the vice president making an effort to calm voter doubts. >> i know some of the people listening are mad at hillary. let me tell you something about hillary. she has devoted her whole life to making sure women and children have an even shot . stop this morning at an early voting location in fort lauderdale and the push will continu

i'm candace mccowan. thank for joining us this sunday. buc's wide receiver mike evans will take the field soon and he promises he will stand for the last week evans sat in protest of donald trump being elected president. evans has apologized for not standing for the anthem. the bucs and chiefs kick-off at 1:00 p.m. >>> president-elect donald trump is holding several high profile meetings at his new jersey golf course this weekend. he along with vice president- elect mike pence met with an old foe yesterday, mitt romney. romney is believed to be a candidate for secretary of state. today trump is meeting with two christie and former new york city rudy giuliani. >>> our top stories this afternoon. deputies in lakeland are investigating a possible stabbing. a 32-year-old died after a fight with another man in his front yard. the man struck him and then took off. the victim was taken to the hospital where he passed away. the investigation continues. >>> if you were downtown this morning, you may have lot of noise. the helicopter was lifting a

andrew cuomo jerry small candace shultis trt: 1:35 the peace at this st. petersburg church was interrupted last week. a hate symbol was chalked into the ground along with president-elect donald trump's campaign slogan make america great america. nat but, that's not stopping members church from worshipping. sot i believe we were targeted for who we are. senior pastor candace shultis represents the primarily lgbt congregation. on sunday, she didn't shy away from it telling them they weren't going to live in fear and love will triumph. sot we were gonna continue to preach love stand up: this has been a problem all over the country. the southern poverty law center has found 701 incidents of hate speech, harassment and vandalism since the presidential election. they s m occurred the first three days following it.and that cases involving anti-immigration are the most reported. sot the ugly political discourse of the election did not end on election day new york governor andrew cuomo addressed a church as well.saying the hate crimes need to stop. sot these acts o

donald trump has made many campaign promises and as he enters office, candace mccal en talks to a -- mccalen talks with us about the changes. >>real change begins immediately repealing and replacing the disaster known as obamacare. >> reporter: our president- elect wasn't shy about his intentions while running for presiden part of the affordable care act, the question is how does he get it done. >>congress is going to have to pave the way for him in order to repeal or amendment obamacare as he's now saying. >> reporter: when it comes to immigrants he promised to deport millions, a promise he might have a hard time fulfilling on his own. >>he got shot down saying you can't do it by presidential action. >> reporter: what about the congress, very difficult. he got a lot of push-back during the campaign. i don't see that really happening. >> reporter: political expert felix vega thinks voters shouldn't just look to the supreme court but the federal circuit courts of appeal. candace mccowen news channel 8. >>> this weekend the community is coming together to pay their respects five months

candace mccowan has more. >> reporter: in a crowd full of people at largo central park face stood out. >> reporter: sean's life turned june side down, he and his girlfriend caroline sine, both pinellas county music teachers driving when hit by a drunk driver. they were rushed to the hospital but caroline didn't make it. >> i miss her a lot. try to keep your and friends, but it's -- the -- the emptiness is still there. >> reporter: sean found saturday support with dozens against the mothers against drunk driving walk like madd event. here to remember caroline. >> there's two teams for caroline. it's wonderful the impact she's had on so many people. >> reporter: for caroline's mother she hopes to bring awareness to laws in florida she wants to see changed. >> reporter: if nothing else this community is hoping through their loss they can encourage everyone this holiday season to not drink and drive because it left a hole they are still trying to fill. >> you still miss her everyday. more so now than probably -- probably earlier on. >> reporter: candace mccowan, newschannel 8. >> he conti

for information on who is behind the burglary, candace mccowan has more on the nearly 3 dozen guns stolen.>> reporter: the bars were no match for the truck or suv that slammed into the front of this store. it was a planned operation, the smash followed by the grab. 8 to 12 people running insi covered, grabbing guns off the walls and out of cases. in less than two minutes, they were gone. >> from what i know, a couple cars were waiting outside. >> reporter: the fta regulates the sale of guns but it's up to shop owners to protect their stores. >> we did have state-of-the-art security and bars on the window >> reporter: but not enough to stop this from happening. the guns are now in the hands of criminals. in hillsborough county, candace mccowan news channel 8. >>> a 14-year-old polk county boy is dead after an accidental shooting. kyler daughtry was shot by his 16-year-old friend at the lakmar resort hotel. another teenager who was with them said the shotgun accidentally went off while the 16-year-old was showing off the gun. >> originally, the shotgun was for whatever reason, they loaded t

that was candace sweat reporting... congress wants a federal investigation at the colonial injured in the explosion. we've kept an eye on local gas stations and have noticed steady traffic, but no major lines. prices ranged from 2.29 a gallon for regular to 2.14 a gallon. compared to the situation in september -- things are running smoothly. the grandson of a prominent duke university donor is facing a rape charge -- after a year-long investigation. jeffrey yoh junior is charged with second degree rape as well as assault by strangulation. according to court documents obtai place last year at an on-campus apartment. the yoh name is well-known at duke. harold "spike" yoh is a former chair of the board of trustees. he and his wife gave millions to what is now known as the yoh football center. yoh junior was a student at duke but a university spokesman says he is no longer enrolled. he's currently out on a 500-thousand dollar bond and is due in court this week. his defense attorney tells us yoh, like anyone else, should be

candace mccowan joins us live now. the prediction back in june and there is a national column where he made the prediction. there is no magic all or psychic talent but adam goodman can say he saw into the future at least once. >> i just felt something that to me was clear and i had an advantage of that experience early in my career. >> reporter: experience but told him the pollsters haven't adam wrote a column for the daily beast back in june, writing that if trump is within a few points of clinton going into election day, he will become president of the united states leaving experts scrambling for vaccinations and pundits grabbing for explanation. the explanation behind his spot on prediction goes back more than 30 years ago. back in philadelphia, where goodman worked with a somewhat trump like mayor named frank rizzo. was always dramatically under pulled even in his own polls because it wasn't considered socially acceptable for people to outwardly embrace frank rizzo but done if he didn't do well on election day. i t

. >>> we have team coverage beginning with candace mccowan live in our tampa new center. house here. republicans won in many races, maintain control of the house, and the senate, which was a bit more of a challenge. >> reporter: republicans had a good night but make no mistake, this was a contentious election season and there are still some bruises left behind in the party. it's back to washington for marco rubio, going back on his promise of becoming a private citizen.>> i want to thank the people of this extraorry opportunity to serve them in the united states senate. >> reporter: and at least 50 other republican senators are headed to the capital with him. rubio like most candidates are calling for a unified front. >> we cannot move forward as a nation if we cannot have enlightened debates about tough issues. you can disagree with someone without hating them and you can disagree with them without delegitimizing their point of view. >> reporter: after a contentious primary, that unity rubio is one of many who voiced concerns about donald trump. gop chair nick to segue t

candace mccowan spoke with some of the parents today. >> reporter: the site of this bus on its side with children inside brings back an all too real memory for krishna. >> that could have been our daughter. that could have been our bus. the fact that somehow we made it through, i feel very fortunate. the bus when it crashed on nine eagles drive in september of last year. she and better the other children on the bus walked away without serious injury. the driver was cited. investigators say he was speeding and then applied the brakes and the gas at the same time. >> she still goes on the bus now. she has been able to process it and move on. she doesn't really know about the bus accident. we try to keep that stuff shielded. >> reporter: all parents should ask questions. >> we want to know who is driving our kids, what corrective actions are taking place. >> reporter: candace mccowan, news channel 8. >>> and a couple got keys to their new home only to find out it was a scam. a saved every dollar they had for the first months rent when the quick put a rent to own add on the property. the vic

odessa lake with more than 30 students on boar i know you spoke with some of those parents tonight, candace. >> reporter: this really hit close to home for many of those parents who found their child's school bus in this pond last september. for one family, the mother even broke down in tears when she saw the picture from chattanooga. >> it's absolutely horrible. >> reporter: the site of this bus on its side with children inside. it brings back an all too real memory for krishna. somehow we made it through. ifill lucky. >> reporter: his then seven- year-old daughter was in this bus when it crashed on nine eagles drive september of last year. she and the 30 other people on the bus walked away without serious injury. the driver was cited. investigators say he was speeding and then applied the break and the gas at the same time. now. she was able to process it and move on. she doesn't really know about the bus accident. we try to keep that stuff shielded. >> reporter: some students haven't returned to writing the bus after the accident. their parents say they will likely forever drive their ki

a constant reminder about why the reckless driving has to stop. >> she still cries. >> reporter: candace mccowan, news channel 8. >> leandro corrales perez is accused of killing him over the weekend. angela hoffman is accused of killing randall draws moderato. from a brayden schenn laundromat. >> on the customer can get help, she knew she better call behnken. she sorts out the dirty laundry. >>> a recount of presidential votes will take place in at least one swing state. coming up, the president-elect accusatory tweets of voter you by your local suncoast hyundai dealers. visit your local hyundai dealer today or visit www.buyahyundai.com. >> new tonight, president-elect trump tweeting that he was very impressed by his meeting with former cia director david petraeus. petraeus is one of several names being floated as secretary of state. trump is also set to meet with rudy giuliani, bob corker. petraeus who heads unit -- central command between 2008 and 2010 in tampa after an affair and mishandling of classified information. >>> elections officials in michigan officially declared donald trum

candace mccowan joins us live at best buy. the word is some have started camping there as early as last week. is that right? >> reporter: they got a big jump on it. they started camping out last week, last thursday. they have had chilly temperatures in the past week but many didn't start setting up until well past 24 hours. >> i've been starting to think we've got some sabotage. first time camping out for a black friday deal and he is suspicious.>> i don't know if anybody snapped my tent or not but it definitely wasn't broken when i came out here. >> reporter: you could say that things getting snapped is the reason chris is here. >> it's not just the deal. my ex-girlfriend broke my tv so i'm here to get another tv and it should last me about six years. >> reporter: you got to watch out for the girlfriends. >> i'll have to watch out for them for a while. >> reporter: and with this managers at best buy tell me the deals are why this line started last week. >> this is the best i've seen about four years for us and tvs is where it

mike: candace lived a year and a half longer than the doctors expected. raising little ryder 15 months. >> it is unfair. she should have gotten a lifetime with him. she was there when he started to walk and see them develop in their own people. mike: this is not about me but friends and she allowed me to share her story. we celebrated milestones together. she attended my wedding and i attended her funeral. what i will remember most is her beautiful smile, full of joy as she faced challenges. >> you are allowed to feel sorry forous but only for a little bit. have your pity party and move on. >> the twins just turned 2. before she died she gave ryan instructions to make sure they grow up patriotic americans, respecting the flag, st. joseph's catholic church at capitol hill where they got married and the boys were baptizedded. at the end of the funeral as pallbearers escorted her flag-draped coughen the organist played one of her favorite songs. "god bless america." she would be so proud. at arlington national cemetery, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. larry:

i'm candace mccowan. thank you for joining us. in our top stories this morning, a juvenile is recovering after a shooting in the 4800 block of atrigs road in north >>> police are investigating a suspicious death after finding the body of a man near a dumpster behind a home depot on u.s. highway 19 north. the victim has not been identified. investigators are still trying to determine how he was killed. >>> president-elect donald trump met with several national leaders saturday including 2012 gop presidential nominee and trump critic mitt romney. we're told they talked about world affair, national security president-elect donald trump says the meeting went great but no word on any job offers. >>> time now 16:31. ian oliver has a look at -- is 6:31. ian oliver has a look at the weather. >> we had a cold front come through last night. that will be evident this morning. the front didn't bring rainfall, we could have used that but it brought cooler air for sure. zephyrhills, just 44 degrees. 52 in tampa. and it's 56 in st. pete. still g

back to you. >> all right, candace sweat live in garner thank you. >>> the investigation into a deadly work place accident continues in fayetteville. a yule tillty worker was -- utility worker was operating a bob cat when it rolled into the lake and it trapped him underneath. this is the first on the job fa faulty for -- fatality for pwc in nearly 40 years. >>> a mother and daughter are missing, and police are concerned about their well being. martin county deputies need your help to finds 14-year-old taylor carol, and her mother 40- year-old dawn ward. they were last seen as you understand at their home on robert at a -- last seen sunday at their home on robert taylor road. >>> a teacher was pulled from the class room and reassigned to central office for using a with students. she received a suspension without pay earlier this month. she was an english teacher at pine forest high school. she was talking to students outside class when she referred to another student by a racial slur. >>> a wild life resources officers says a 77-year-old drowned when he and another man were thrown into

i'm candace mccowan. thank you for joining us here on news channel 8. the time now is 7:00. and we have ian oliver in with a look at the weather. >> yeah, tough bundle up a little bit. it's really chilly and breezy too. the flag blowing in the wind. this is a live look at hyundai of new port richey. with the north wind at about 5 to 10 miles per hour. it's 51 in tampa. 535 in st. pete. and just 46 heading out towards lakeland. and 39 degrees right now up in crystal river. wind gusts over the last several hours, up to around 30 miles per hour in st. pete. this is in the wake of last night's cold front. didn't bring rainfall with it. we could have used some but max defender 8 is sweeping through clear air this morning. the satellite picture showing the front across south florida. but plenty of sunshine to take us on through the sunday. it just comes with some of the chilly temperatures. breezy into the afternoon. a high temperature of 6 7 degrees. it's about 10 degrees below average for this time of the yea

mark 0r played stops in brandon and orlando today while congressman patrick murphy is candace mccowan has the latest. >>reporter: they spent their last day along the i-4 corridor showing how important this area is to both of them. >> we have one day to go. >>reporter: senator marco rubio working the fire up the crowd. dozens there to welcome him and rubio confident about tuesday. >> i can't wait for tomorrow night i can't wait for wednesday morning so we can get to work putting this country back on track. >>reporter: not much reason for rubio to not feel confident. quinnipiac poll shows rubio 7 points ahead of his ahead the entire race. but another poll from survey monkey shows murphy is ahead with rubio trailing by one point. rubio also wrapping up his day with campaign event also in miami this evening. in tampa candace mccowan news channel 8. >>> the professional firefighters of florida is no longer endorsing amendment one. after hearing from more than a thousand members who were not firefighters of florida unanimously rescinded their support. they aren't urging people to vote no th

>> reporter: candace, this is just a very tragic crash that that is i-75. the dad died, two children died and the person taken to tampa general, that was the mom of the two young children. they were just 5 and 9 years old. and look at some of the video. i'm sure you notice that the car completely burnt up. when firefighters got to the scene, they said it was already 50% engulfed and in flames and they said that two people inside and the car were dead. hospital. that was the mom. and witnesses tell state troopers that the car was traveling northbound on i-75 when it lost control, hit a guardrail and then tumbled over, down here to woodbury road. and investigators are still conducting their investigation. they said this road will be closed for another hour or so. because they're still here and the medical examiner is still here finishing up some of his work. and fur about to make morning commute, woodbury road near brandon is closed. >> our thoughts and prayers are with the family. thank you. >>> on the campaign trail, a mad dash to the finish line. we are do

candace mccowan is live with the campaign in miami. we talked about how interesting it is to learn donald trump wins the state of florida of marco rubio who never really embraced donald trump won his race against patrick murphy. it's kind of interesting to see >> reporter: this is a very exciting night for marco rubio. you talk about back in february when he lost to donald trump and mentioned that first thing when he got on stage tonight saying this is a much better feeling being on stage after winning. he took the stage around 8:45 this evening. he called his opponent, congressman patrick murphy earlier, congratulated him on a great race and said he has a bright futu will be okay despite the turnout of tonight's presidential race. he never said donald trump's name. rubio did talk about how conversations about politics need to change after this election season. >> in the days and weeks to come i hope we as a people in florida will set the example in this great state while we can disagree on issues, we cannot share a country where peopl

. >> candace sweat is with incumbent senator richard burr. >> and she joins us live with the latest. >> reporter: i can tell you this room just erupted about 10 seconds ago. there's an outlet calling the race for burr, calling him the winner, so this crowd is electric. one of the things starting to happen that hadn't been going on the last several hour, the crowd is starting to gather in anticipation that burr will show up and take the stage at some point soon. again the energy is just electric. they're just absolutely electric. take a look at some of the this video from earlier. the crowd gathering around the tv, gathering around their phones. they are absolutely excited, feeling very, very confident right and going to take the race. we said and reviewed where he stands opposed to his opponent deborah ross on key issues like immigration and education, the judicial system. they're almost polar opposites on those issues. take a listen at what one of his campaign managers said earlier today. >> we always viewed this as a competitive race because it's a be one that was looked at as bein

wral's candace sweat was at the rally. >> senator tim kaine spoke to a crowd of about 350 people in sanford today, and he really wanted to drive home this one singular message, and that's that north carolina is one of the states that everyone is watching. >> reporter: hillary clinton's running mate senator tim kaine acknowledges north carolina is a coveted state. he says voters here should know that by now. important you are? i hope you do. >> reporter: tim kaine says it's his sixth time in north carolina since being announced as the vp candidate. and he's here again for one primary reason. to push voting. >> do you mind being motivated a little bit? can i spend time doing that? >> reporter: already over a million of people in north carolina opted to vote early. >> you can see who's early voted, but once somebody's voted okay we don't need to call them again, and you can focus efforts on those that were haven't. >> reporter: north carolina is considered a check mate state. experts say donald trump can't win the white house without winning north carolina, and tim kaine talked about trump cal

candace sweat was there and is joining us live. >> reporter: well, just to put this into perspective, a spokesperson tonight from fema says cumberland county has received the second highest dollar amount than any other county in north carolina, but the people here still need resources and are going to for quite some time. in people in this room came with ain public mind. how to -- in mind. how to help people for the long haul. >> it will be months, possibly even a year to two years for long term recovery. >> reporter: steve rogers is chair of the cumberland county disaster relief coalition. they provide resources after devastating events, in this case hurricane matthew. >> now there's still clean ups, muck outs and debris removal, and once all of that is done >> reporter: matthew swept the coast and flooded neighbors. a spokesperson for fema says while some 12.5 million dollars has been dispersed in cumberland county still anarchal of 71 people are -- an average of 71 people are registering a day. here churches and organizations mobilize, especially when small loans are exhausted. >>

. >> and that was candace sweat reporting. >>> you need a jacket or a heavy coat when you head out? our meteorologist joins us now heading out and doing late night shopping or early morning shopping. >> a jacket is good. leave the heavier coats at home. the weather cooperating with black friday shopping. today, what an amazing afternoon. 72 at rdu. 75 at fayetteville. this evening not all that cold. 53 at rdu. 56 at fayetteville and 49 in south hill. now, we will see clouds develop, maybe fog and tkreuzel by daybreak. if you are going out early you may run into that. eight clock in the morning we are expecting lunchtime, 65. at this point others mostly cloudy skies. all goes well we should end up with a partly cloudy afternoon. can not rule out the day with a cold front. we are aiming for a warm afternoon. perhaps 70 for our high. now, that front that i just mentioned brings coolerrary for the weekend. we will check that out. also it looks like we may be in for a better chance of rain coming next week. we will have more about that as well and the full forecast in a few minutes. >> a

i'm candace mccowan. thank you for joining us here on news channel 8. our top story in a moment but the forecast first with ed bloodsworth. >> yeah, lots of sunshine. more sun than we had this morning. we had clouds, even a few sprinkles but right now, a mixed bag of sunshine and cloud cover. nice looking view over downtown tampa where we made up to 81 for inverness, brooksville, weeki wachee, zephyrhills. and 75 in st. pete. but a nice 28 for plant city and apollo beach. and the humidity still relatively low out there. and with that breeze, making it feel pleasant. right now, we have showers on the east coast of florida near the space coast. they're trying to push inland. but there's going to be drier air that starts to roll in and redevelop over our area. and we will call for a slight chance of a shower inland day but we will have scattered cloudiness through the day with the general breeze out of the north and east here. temperatures warm up. a few more degrees. and we will take you through the next eight day comes up in a few minutes. >> thank you s

candace sweat joins us with more. >> reporter: the police say they have charged the father of the baby. they arrested him and charged him with involuntary manslaughter and negligent child abuse. appearance or had his first court appearance, rather, today and received a $15,000 secure bond. the police say they were called to this home at 2003 brightway boulevard this response to an intpapbt having difficulty breathing. the officers found the infant unresponsive and adminsterred cpr on the scene. she was transported to johnston medical center where she died. the police tell us an autopsy was perf to the da's office where the decision was made to charge her father with her death. we did encounter the family tonight out at the scene and the mother of the woman or the child's mother, rather, the child's grandmother tells us her daughter told her this was all just a terrible accident. debra? >> candace sweat in our news room, thank you. >>> parents are underway to a a 66-year-old driver of an suv says she was pulling into a parking space when she hit the gas instead of the brake. she crashed

. >> tonight on q&a, historian candace millar talks about the early military career of winston churchill in her book "hero of the empire," 'th making of winston churchille. >> he says, i want to go and i want to fight. he ends up going with a regiment to praetoria on the day it fell to the british. and he takes over the prison and he frees the men who then his fellow prisoners. he puts in the prison his former jailers and he watches as the boar flag is torn down and the union jack is foisted in its place. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. ♪ after i came up with this idea, i did research information because, and this is definitely the case with a lot of pieces that will be done for this competition, but mental illness especially. it is a complicated issue. it is not black and white. it is so multi-fast that i had to research to get a base knowledge of what i wanted to talk about in this piece. and obviously there was a lot of -- it is so complicated that i cannot talk about it in 5-7 minutes. pharmaceuticals is a really broad topic. would be nice to have a focal point i wanted t

the coroner was that of candace cunningham. police say shawn grate led them to her remains near a burnt house. the discovery was made after he was arrested with the deaths of two women in ashland. grate's try date is now set for november 6 of next year, 2017. >>> here is a crazy story. this guy was arrested for the authorities say he somehow got away from a ohio state trooper after being arrested the first time for a traffic stop. he was a handcuffed at the time -- he was handcuffed at the time and ran off. he took a ride on a transit and bragged about his escape while showing off the handcuffs. someone heard the bragging and dialed 9-1-1. rta had surveillance footage of it and someone arrested him outside a casino where he was arrested for the se >>> stories continuing to make headlines at the noon hour, a deadly overnight crash. how two buses collided, killing six people in the state of maryland. >>> plus, an increditable story. a ohio has been crashed his car and with us left there for days, but managed to survive. >>> there

candace sweat is here now in the news room with what we know. >> her son hasn't been charged today he made quote vague and inconsistent statements about his mother's whereabouts. >> reporter: carolyn fox was reported missing in early october by a friend, and investigators discovered she'd not been seen since july. search warrants reveal fox's son steven was questioned and told investigators his mother was on an island in the philippines. he also said he believed his mother visited friend in canada before going to the investigators followed up on the claims and discovered fox doesn't have a passport and never left the country. they've searched the home fox and his mother shared three times since she was reported missing. in an application for search warrants investigators stated they believe he's involved in his mother's disappearance and brought her bodily harm. on july 28th they took 28 items from the home, including shoes, a checkbook, computer and chain saw. they've even looked into fox's mortgage is 60 days past due and many of her credit cards are maxed out. >> and her son also t

. >> candace gibson and diane macedo with those details. >>> black friday deals for t. mobile. >> they are offering top line smart phones if you trade in a fairly recent phone and sign a 2-year contract. >> trade in an iphone 6, and it >>> apple will be having a black friday sale, and that's big news because last year they sat out the day all together. >>> there's speculation an iphone could be the blast from the past, a flip phone, but not the kind you remember. the diagram looking like this for the patent, but apple, as usual is not saying a word >>> the zika virus is no longer being transmitted on the north side of miami beach. the health officials have not detected any local transmissions in the last 45 days. little river and the southern tip of miami beach active. it can cause severe birth- related defects when pregnant women become infected. >>> la poshe salon is giving away these wigs. michelle is in her second battle with ovarian cancer, and she said losing her hair was like losing her identity. >> it's changed my life, and i'm no appreciative. their hair, they

this morning candace mccowan has a look at when shoppers plan to hit the stores. >> reporter: a huge number of people will get up early forgoing the food prep and football today. take a look the people getting out to shop, 23 percent of them will head out earlier than 5 pm today and then a huge percentage around 6 pm, 19 percent hitting the stores and then but it is not just shopping. a lot of people are also expected to hit the stores tomorrow. many people hit the stores around 8:54 am in the morning -- 6?9 am. and then another 10 percent is sleeping in. it is not just a shopping day but a set of shopping options you have this week. 65 percent of people getting out tomorrow. today 47 percent. i am surprised by this number, only 57 percent of people taking advantage of cyber monday. people enjoy the chase getting out on friday. you need me. >>> this morning some people are camped out for a chance to be first in line for the black friday deals. a handful of people are already lined up outside. the best buy is one of those spots. chris lee has been there for more than 36 hours. he is h

. >> reporter: reverend candace says the kids made her smile for the first time since monday when she discovered hateful messages scribbled on the driveway. the congregation is predominantly made up members, and she thinks that's why they were targeted. she quickly called police. unlike these swastikas that were left and scrubbed away by the church right away, they plan to keep the nice messages around for as long as possible. they have a message on the church marquee that says love with many leaders today. they continue to work on filling out cabinet and senior staff positions. sources tell cbs news that mr. trump has begun offering key administration positions to some candidates. the president-elect will also meet with japan's prime minister. >>> and right now president obama is meeting with german chancellor angela merkel. it comes after mr. obama made his sixth and final visit to germany. germany is a during his visit the president stressed solidarity with the nation. >>> we have seen protests blocking roads and major highways. now a republican state senator from washington says h

candace takes a look at the chance for unity inside the party. >> reporter: is back to washington for marco rubio going back on his promise of becoming a private citizen. >> i want to thank the people of this extraordinary state for giving me another opportunity to continue to serve them in the united states senate.>> reporter: at least other 50 are headed there with them. calling for a unified front and after a contentious primary that unity will have to be repaired inside the republican party. rubio is one of many that voices concerns about donald trump. the gop chair tells me some leaders like speaker paul ryan have more work to do than others when it comes to getting on the same page with the president-elect. >> they have a relationship to meant. >> that will take some time and play out. >>> florida voters overwhelmingly showed support for expanding medical marijuana and amendment to pass was 71% of the vote and expands access to medical marijuana beyond limited therapeutic uses. one. we spoke with celebrated when it passed. >> i have to autistic sons and we have been fighting for

chairman nolan directors good afternoon candace is to medications director for sf mta.it's really a good walk you through the public participation plan and also talk a livid about the language assistance plan. so following what kathleen talked about which was one of the requirements that the fta guidance that we will maintain a public participation planted the purpose of this plan is to provide a framework strategies and tools that help us ensure we are effectively communicating with the public with information that they want to know in the way they want to engage on issues of service changes, fair changes, as well as decisions that were making in the transportation space. i think it is really interesting to look at the approach that we've taken this year in 2016. last report was done in 2012. but in this case, the agency took a robust approach to conducting this work and really try to engage all the best practices that we want to see happening on everything that we do here in researching the public participation plan. this effort i want to acknowledge was led by kathle

joining us back stage is candace with beverly hills lashes. what are you doing? >> people have heard about a lash perm. this curls the tips of your lashes. this lifts from the base of the lashes. this lasts 6 to 8 weeks maybe 12 weeks depending on the person. we are here with lisa and amanda. lay down. putting on the soothing gel pad on the lower lashes. the lower lashes need to be covered so they don't get in the way. the second thing we will do is we choose a silicon pad to use. the purpose is to see how long the lashes are and how much we want them lifted. from there we put the treatment on. then a conditioning treatment and we're done from there. >> it seems like a pretty quick later in the show. >> yes. >> so, we're excited to put this to the test is. this something you're excited about? >> i'm very excited. ya, i want to saoefrplt. >> how about you, big boy. >> heck ya. [laughing] >> it could be just what you're looking for. >> if i do it, you're doing. just kidding. this next topic bothers me so much. if it's an emergency you should be able to trust the 91

candace mccowan joins us, tampa arms company. these were fast acting thieves. >> reporter: in fact they were. it took less than two minutes for those these two smash grab and get out of here and now that's more than 35 guns in the hands of god knows who. >> we had full bars. they are all smashed. >> reporter: they were no match for the truck or suv that 8 to 12 people ran inside and scattered with faces covered, grabbing guns off the walls and out of cases. in less than two minutes, they were gone. >> from what i know, a couple other cars were waiting outside. >> reporter: the co-owner of the tampa arms country is baffled saying they do repairs and maintenance as well as sell. workers are now working aggressively. >> we are very concerned. the guns are in the wrong hands an's >> reporter: the heist isn't new to the area. in september, 36 guns were taken from a shop in polk county and in may, another 25 taken from a pasco shop. last october, 42 guns taken from a hillsborough county shop. the atf regulates the sale of guns but it's

candace mccowan spoke with her >> we are having some technical difficulties but we do have information about a deadly motorcycle crash in pasco county. the victim has been identified as robert cartwright. we of a local band called the bearded brothers band. the crash happened on u.s. 19 last night. investigators say an suv turned into the path of cartwright's vehicle. no charges have been filed. >>> breaking news right now. plant city police continue to investigate it but -- a deadly stabbing just before 1:30 pm this afternoon. police found a woman suffering from a stab wound. the identity of that victim yet. >>> also breaking tonight, a former hillsborough county teacher is accused of molesting a young girl. jared santiago was arrested for an incident in 2014. the victim was eight years old at the time. santiago resigned from his teaching job at eisenhower middle school. investigators tell us the victim was not one of his students. >>> the bay area has a new bishop tonight. pope francis called on bishop gregory parkes pensacola area and service the new bishop of the second largest dio

candace sweat has the story. fox was reported missing in early october by a friend...and investigators discovered she had not schrader was questioned and told investigators his mother was on an island in the philippines. he also said he believed his mother visited friends in canada before going to the phillipines. investigators followed up on those claims and discovered fox doesn't have a passport and never left the country. they've searched the home fox and his mother shared three times since she was reported missing. in an application for search warrants investigators stated they believe schrader is involved in his mothers disappearance and had brought her bodily harm. on july 28th investigators took 28 items from the homes - including shoes, a checkbook, a computer and a chainsaw. they've even gone as far to look into fox's financial records - which show her mortgage is 60 past due and many of her credit cards are maxed out. a local family is sharing their grief, after their young daughter was hit and killed o

candace mccowan is outside the hillsboro county courthouse. this is all about forgiveness, right? >> reporter: absolutely. that mother of two tells me she has been called names and supported the man who almost killed her. still, she was one of the first people to give him a hug after he was declared a free man. >> it was like a reunion with a long-lost son. we just had for like two minutes. >> reporter: looking at them smiling together, it's hard to believe that ian shot debbie in 1990 at 13 years old. >> he came through this and he came through with like a nice guy. not hardened. >> reporter: to the let the shooting hard in her. years after the shooting, she tells me shiver gave -- schieffer gave ian. ian began writing to her and a bond was formed.>> i was ready for him to be released years ago. >> reporter: he was resentenced to 65 years and she didn't miss the hearing last week when a judge decided that ian had served enough time. >> we did the thumbs-up and you know that kind of stuff. very happy. >> reporter: hours later, his first meal as a free man.>> that was the first pic

positions that don't get the day off includes doctors, nurses, police officers, firefighters and candace and gayle. >>> besides fending -- spending the time with family best thing about angst giving is the food. >> you can really add up calorie wise american will consume 3000? 4500 calories during thanksgiving day. one slice of pumpkin pie has 323 calories. a slice of pecans pie -- pecan has a whopping 466 calories. it is the spirit of the holiday that matters more than the calories. >> that is what i tell myself. i will do the same. >>> of polk county boy is -- a polk county boy is spreading the spirit of giving. he is donating all of his toys for his birthday to the tots for kids toy drive. he says he is plenty of toys at home and wanted to help the kids in need. the chief gave him something special, gift of his own, a badge. >> this makes you an official police officer with the lakeland police office here. >> we do mission trips and feces a lot of kids in priority so he feels for that and wants to make their lives better. >> he admits it was hard to give up some of those toys. if you

. >> it looks like ok >> reporter: candace has the small problem on her road and seeing this video makes her angry. >> especially because you can take it to the county dump. >> reporter: it would have cost about five dollars to get rid of us at the landfill but this is a 500 fine per item don't so they are looking at $2500 if they are caught.