we are interested in making sure that the people of cypress will be able to live in a reunite d cypress where they're free and cypress is a member of the european union. so i would like to make it clear that as regards greece, we are in favor of solution. we stand at the side by the side of president, making the effort and we are only ready to discuss with turkey the part which is relevant to us. that is the guarantees because since 1959, since 1960, this obsolete issue of guarantees also concerns greece, but greece is not the country which has occupied and illegally invaded and occupied cypress. so i believe a fair and sustainable solution is without the presence of turkish troops on the island and at the same time, i think that the best guarantee for the people to feel safe is the potential of fair and sustainable solution. and if this happens, things will change not only for cypress but for the wider region in general and for greek/turkish relations. this is how we are proceeding. i believe that, yes, president erdogan plays an important role but it is not my responsibility to convin

and of course we have discussed the cypress issue.d to find a fair and viable solution on the basis of u.n. resolutions and the incompatible with the fact that cypress is an e.u. member's fate. we have, therefore, expressed our support to the very important critical by communal talks which are underway. tomorrow i will be meeting president from athens. we need to be very careful at this very critical point in relation to these talks because important issues are still pending. our objective is to achieve a solution that will benefit all of the cyprants and that will promote -- will have confidence building on the island. this, in our view, cannot happen without the departure of the occupation army and without doing away with the obsolete system. so before i conclude, i should like to once more thank president obama for opting to visit our country. i would like now to remember the words of another important american president who during the previous century had to fight in order to deal with challenges similar to the current ones, secur

the fire started a little after midnight at a home on cypress avenue not far from stevens creek boulevard in san jose. everyone made it out safely, but firefighters say one family pet is still missing this morning. fire crews arrived at the property to find it fully engulfed. while the duplex is now gutted, firefighters did manage to keep it spreading to other nearby homes. the cause is still under

a closure on cypress, so cypress westbound only between november 30th. back to you. >>> this morning the bucs are just one of two nfl teams still winless at home. last night the buc's defense got ripped apart by the offense. ryan threw 4 touchdowns and no interceptions in the game. mike evans scored 2 touchdowns and 11 interceptions. the key to winning is simple. the teammates need to play better e >> just a mentality. you just gotta win. we got to want to win at home. i have to play better at home personally. and i'm going to fix that. that is the main thing. quarterback has to play good at home. >> you just gotta win, you gotta put more points on the board. >> the next chance for the buc he to get their first home win of the season november 13th chicago bear. >>> last night was a special night for buc fans, john lynch became the 9th man inducted into the ring of honor. after the ceremony lynch said it was incredible seeing his name on the stadium sign. >>> two men may have risked their lives for a joke. >> australia men posed as professional golfers. t

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this is all that's left of this duplex on cypress way. the good news is all three people that lived here made it out safely along with one of their pets. you can see from our camera that there were several cars damaged, a classic corvette in the garage. the garage door was ripped off by firefighters as they were trying to contain the fire. this is what it looks like when the fire was first reported around 12:40. the san jose police department says not only was the duplex on fire, but threatening the other duplex. and a structure in the back was fully engulfed and threatening another home nearby. the three people who lived here did get out with one pet. >> thankfully, the residents got out on their own. >> reporter: there is another pet that was inside the home at the time of the fire. the fire department can't say whether it is still in there and whether it got out and is perhaps scared and hiding. the fire department always reminds us to check our smoke detectors around this time of year when we fall back, do the time change. if you didn

. >>> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live at the scene on cypress avenue and stevens creek boulevard with a look at the damage left behind. we can see behind you a charred house and items on the lawn there. good morning. >> reporter: sam, it was a pretty quick fire fight. we'll tell you the san jose fire captain said it was only 30 minutes, but that's as long as it took to nearly destroy the two carports and the garages connecting these two duplexes. there's a classic corvette in there that's also destroyed. three people did make it out safely and they are okay. but this is what it looked like when the fire was first reported around 12:40 this morning. san jose fire department will say only the duplex was on fire. the other side was also on fire. a structure in the back was also fully engulfed and threatening the homes nearby. so firefighters were watching that as well. the three people who got out alive, they also made it out with one of their pets. >> we got reports that there may be a pet fatality. we're still investigating that. thankfully no injuries other than that one to repor

the giant flames from the fire broke out on cypress avenue near olson drive at midnight. three people inside got out. they are saying a pet may have died in the fire. it threatened a home that was evacuated. matt has details at 5:30. >> san francisco public school teeners have a lesson plan referring to donald trump as sexist and racist. amy hollyfield is here with the controversy. >> the school district tells the "san francisco examiner" this is an optional resource for teachers. it wasn't put out by the district but by the union. the united educators of san francisco. we got the lesson plan. we read it this morning. the. >> their of the plan called president-elect donald trump "racist and sexist man," and tells teachers they have a role to play in helping students make sense of the new reality. the lesson plan includes holding a discussion with students with an open mike. during the discussion, the teacher is told to offer hope and empowerment, tell them we do not have to go anywhere, not to canada or any place we came from and the teachers do not tell them we lost or w

that's our view from cypress pointe park. at 9 pm, 67 degrees, temps already in the 60s. 60 degrees at 7 am to start the day. that's very close to average if not the average low for this time of year. 72 degrees, 58 degrees weeki wachee and lakeland, winter and sebring. clear skies, high pressure center just to the north of us. that's giving us a northerly to north easterly flow. as it shifts east, we see a north easterly flow and a few clouds tomorrow. not much in the way of precipitation. the northern part of minnesota, north dakota, south dakota, into this area will continue to snow friday up across the upper midwest. more snow expected with blizzard advisories for portions of minnesota. a be a foot of snow in the arrowhead region. 3 to 6 inches in the blue area trails all the way back into colorado. that's the accumulation expected for those folks in case you're traveling. high pressure shifting off to the northeast. that's going to give us that north easterly flow and pick up more low-level moisture. we start to see clou

it happened on cypress avenue not far from san thomas expressway and stevens creek boulevard. the good news, all three people inside were able to make it out safely with a pet. >> fairly well involved fire. upgraded to a second alarm and committed resources to search to make sure there was nobody still inside, and then control the fire to prevent nearby houses from catching fire. >> one pet survived as i mentioned. a second one is missing this morning. kris sanchez is at the scene gathering new information. she'll join us at 5:30. >>> two people were hurt and nine are without a place to stay this morning after this two-alarm fire damaged three structures in san francisco last night. it happened in the ex-elseier neighborhood just before 8:00 on brazil neighborhood. flames were knocked down about an hour later. we're told the two people hurt are expected to be okay. the red cross is assisting all the people who are without a home right now. >>> a celebrated transgender who made national headlines back in the '90s is now accused in a gruesome triple murder. today she'll face a j

on cypress avenue. it took 40 firefighters nearly and how to control it. that three people were inside at the time. they were able to make it out safely but one of their dogs is missing. the cause of the fire is now under investigation. >>> a mysterious shaking was felt in the south bay yesterday but the source remains unknown. multiple people took to social media to say that they felt the ground moving. one person said windows rattled, bigger than a truck. another said: about 10 seconds of shaking from decent earthquake in this are . there was no seismic activity in the area so the usgs rules out an earthquake. santa cruz police heard a loud boom but don't know the cause. >> mystery continues. >> looks like it. >> hm. [ laughter ] >>> i'll just give you the forecast. you know, there's a bit of a mystery in the forecast. we have a lot of changes coming up. we are going to start off today with clear skies and cool temperatures. could see a couple of stray showers today. more rain is on the way. let's time it out. here's a look outside. as you can see, clear

eight students from cypress lake middle school were forced off the bus for safety. no one was hurt but kids and parents were shaken up and the street had to be closed. >>> the business of medical marijuana is getting ready to bloom with the passage of >> reporter: florida's future cash crop could be medical marijuana. researchers with new frontier data, a cannabis market research company, our high on cash projections for cannabis. jeff sharkey and taylor beale, founders of the medical marijuana business association, are not surprised now that amendment 2 passed. >> business is becoming real. >> reporter: the new frontier study says that by 2020, medical cannabis could be a $1.6 billion industry bottom line. >> 7% sales tax. it's certainly going to generate some sales tax revenue for the state. >> reporter: the florida legislature still has a role to play with implementation of amendment 2. what will they do next is a burning question. >> we will defend and protect the people's right and they have spoken loudly and clearly and overwhelming -- overwhelmingly. >> repor

mesopotamia's used oil from cedar and cypress trees and the opium poppy to treat alien -- to treat ailments. ancient chinese, tibetan and indian medicines all prescribed drugs that are mostly plant- based. >> if you are o on the medicati, particularly foror cancer or infectious disease, it's a good chance the medicines that are saving your life would not exist or not for nature. >> most of the medicines we take are made in laboratories today. , their designion and discovery has is d directly relied very heavily on molecules' we hahave discoveredn plants, animals, and microorganisms. >> this includes drugs like stanton's which are widely used all over the world. insulin is a natural product. >> there is something that's used against herpes that comes from a marine sponge. there is also a cancer -- an anti-cancer agent that comes from sea squirts. >> the rosy periwinkle, a plant found in nascar, revolutionized the treatment for hodgkin's lymphoma. was found inant the marquetry of and design -- amazon rain forest. morphine was isolated from the opium poppy. aspirin was synthesized from compoun

crews arrived at 30 cypress street to heavy fire. latter one rescued the woman from the third floor. it appears the fire started in the rear of the building but it is still under investigation. erika: six young people facing charges after a violent confrontation with police in cambridge. an estimated 1000 people were there for a meet and greet with rapper desiinger and celtics rookie jaylen brown. bricks and glass with thrown at officers. witnesses say the should have been a better plan for police to gain control. >> a better way to disperse a crowd than to use mace on these young kids. between 13 and probably 16. ever erika: the teens are charged with trespassing disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace. big changes ahead for the pulse nightclub in orlando. how the city plans to permanently remember the victims killed. emily: the benefit for a unique organization that is helping america's heroes. cindy: we are enjoying beautiful weather this election day but the warmth is not going to last. tracking showers that lead to a expecte

it was reported at 12:30 on cypress avenue. the three people were able to get out with their pets however one pet is still missing. firefighters put out the fire by 1:30 this morning and it is under investigation. >>> time is 40 4. happening today. president obama wrapping up his visit to greece. this morning president obama toured the a crop police, the most famous ancient monument in greece. president obama is also scheduled to speak to the people of greece any moment now. we will be keeping an eye on that. after that, the the president will fly to germany. when president-elect donald trump takes over the white house the commitments will be honored still. >>> and going over names for top cabinet posts. the president-elect donald trump is denying accusations that the transition is rockier than expected. mr. trump headed out to dinner and said it was a very organized process as i decide on the cabinet. i am the only one that knows who the finalists are. former mayor giuliani says he would be honored to be secretary of state and

the marin department of public works spent hours cutting down this large cypress tree

fighting the fires has international operation with air support from russia, turkey, italy, cypress, and others. the united states is taking part, too, elaine. an american super tanker has arrived in tel aviv. the boeing 747 left yesterday from colorado springs. the president of the company said his employees had just left for thanksgiving dinner at home when they were called back in. >> quijano: charlie d'agata. charlie, thank you. they've broken up a major terror plot. an attack was said to be planned for paris as early as next week. elizabeth palmer is following this. >> reporter: a police convoy brought the five suspects from jail to court today to face a special antiterrorism judge. while the paris prosecutor told reporters evidence showed the men had been controlled by isis. "they were told how to buy weapons" tou popular with terrorists. the men were arrested in strasbourg and in marseilles, in southern france, last weekend. police sources say their targets may have included euro disney, paris' famous christmas market which draws crowds of visitors, as well as the city's cafes

the fire began at about 12:30 this morning on cypress avenue in the valley fair area. three people and one pet got out of the home safely but at last check a second pet was still missing. the red cross is helping the victims. >>> tuition hikes could be in the works in california's two public university systems. kpix 5's anne makovec looks at how much more uc students may have to pay. >> reporter: the possible tuition hike could amount to about $300 per year for undergraduate students starting next fall. the uc board of regents began a two-day budget discussion with talk of raising undergrad tuition for the 2017-2018 school year. >> just want to make sure that the administration would use those funds and help me out. >> we want to hire more people and provide more student services. >> reporter: but a survey found many uc students have more serious needs to be met. four in ten lack consistent access to high quality healthy and varied meals. >> it's a lot to take on to someone who is also focusing on trying to get to work on time, get to school on time, getting classes, g

crews at 30 cypress street around 3:30 this morning. ladder one rescued the woman from the third floor. brookline fire department says it appears the fire started in the rear of the building and is under investigation. ed: take a look at traffic. the light of day is completely gone. head lights on the right are trying to get through boston, bunker hill bridge, and going through the extreme right going slowly, as well. brake lights at the top of the screen. drive times, remember the polls are still open so if you're driving to the polls, be careful, because you've lost daylight. route 3, 33 minutes. 93 to newton corner, if we could take the banner down, that might tell us exactly how long it would get you from 93 to newton corner, 23 minutes. one 28 south is slow into ride. 495 south is a little slow. mass pike to 290 is a seven hadn't" right. ride. that's traffic at 446. maria: and the weather today. i loved it. i wanted to wait in line. harvey: you wanted to be in a long line outside. it's spectacular. i don't know how else to put it.

the marin department of public works spent a few hours trying to cut down this large cypress tree branch hanging overpower lines on ocean avenue. the roads were shut down for a few hours. and with this rain does come strong winds. the national weather service says it will be the strongest today with gusts up to 22 miles per hour in san francisco. 41 miles per hour in half moon bay. now, the north bay will see most of the rain, the weather service saying santa rosa can expect to see up to 1.2 inches of rain throughout the weekend and as brian said it is not over yet. forecasters are predicting two more storms are on the way for next week. reporting live in sausalito, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> rain in the bay area means snow in the sierra. this is a look at "sierra at tahoe" today getting a pretty substantial dusting. yesterday snowmakers were blasting as slopes opened at boreal. another foot is expected to dump later this week. squaw, all pine meadows, more start and heavenly all plan to open on wednesday and north star. >>> closer to home football fans braved the wet weather for the cal

magazine reports one of rose's sisters joanna had pack's body whisked away from the creamatorium at cypress lawn and arranged to have the body brought back from the cemetery and ordered an autopsy against the wishes of her other sister theresa. joann in's son tell -- joanna's son reports there will be more details on the drama tomorrow that has one of the world's most powerful political leaders ever sitting in limbo. >>> armed intruders robbed a home in kuper teen owe. two men are under -- cupertino. two men are under arrest. the suspects broke into a home last night stealing jewelry and cash. sheriff's deputies chase down these two and arrested dem. they had the stolen items on them and had a -- them. they had the stolen items on them and had a loaded handgun. >>> a bay area pastor goes off on police officers for what happened during a traffic stop he wasn't even involved in, juliette goodrich on what made him so mad. >> you have demonstrated yourself tonight to not be a caring human being. >> reporter: this man is clearly upset. he goes on for at least four minutes defending a woman he do

on cypress avenue in the valley fair area. three people and one pet got out of the home safely. >>> a paralyzed woman's car has been returned. the car was stolen in scotts valley over the weekend. it was specially designed to let the woman drive on her own. she used it to get to class at san jose state university. the car was found in santa cruz today and returned to its owner. >>> good news for bookworms in san francisco. the board of supervisors just approved an amnesty period so people can return overdue books to the library between january 3 and february 14. they will not have to pay fines. the library says 155,000 people have overdue items. they owe a combined $4.5 million in fines. >>> well, a warning today about an increasingly common type of scam. utilities across the country are now uniting to send a message to customers not to fall for it. consumerwatch reporter julie watts explains. >> reporter: he says it started with a phone call from someone claiming the pg&e bill for his doggie daycare was past due yield me that

that's on cypress street. it's going on from 11 to 2. dress to interview and make sure to bring plenty of copies of your resume. it's free, but you can r-s-v-p online ahead of time. bike sharing is expanding in the tampa bay area.. 100 green bikes are now spread out at 10 locations across st. petersburg.. for just 8- dollars an hour.. you can rent a bike to do as you please.. it's all part of the city's effort to 'increase urba connectivity' through public transportation.. the city plans to add 300 more bikes and 30 more bike hubs in the downtown area by january. commuters have a new way to travel across tampa bay.. the cross bay ferry took its maiden voyage tuesday.. with dozens of politicians and community leaders on board. the ferry left st. pete's vinoy basin.. for its 50 minute trek across the bay. at the end -- st. pete mayor rick kriseman was greeted by tampa mayor bob buckhorn. the new ferry opens to the november marks manatee awareness month.. and following a long ride back from connecticut.. one sea cow is back where she belong

this is actually some water main repair work, westbound cypress we have some closure here right room avenue. that will last through the end of november. fracking up this week, it will this week, it will still be mild. we're waiting on this cold front. we're stepping out the door tomorrow morning and temperatures will be in the high 60s with a few passing clouds as we weight ever so patiently. we will track that tomorrow for your news channel 8 today. >>> you can catch leeann leslie every weekday morning with weather and traffic on the 8s star a 8s starting at 4:30 a.m. >>> still ahead: i will tell you about sammy, he is a hard survivor. it is a story you will not want to miss coming up next. >>> you will want to stick around for these 8 on your side stories.>>> today on better call behnken i dive in to one of the most asked about questions i get, what you do about the toccata -- takata carson and i have seen some terrible ads attacking our mom dana young. for things she never did. it hurts because mom is cool. she is caring, she works hard. whenever something is not right mom is on i

today more blue skies, sunshine, you can see the beautiful view that victoria capture today from cypress pointe park of the clear sky. great way to enjoy outside. the current view is the same thing. 79 degrees out anything he'd beach. it is really a comfortable afternoon. most of us top out in the upper 70s, 80s on the map. 82 bradenton. anyone bartow . across most of the state of florida. dry air has moved in, will but we are already tracking our next cold front brings no to parts of the planes right now. it will arrive in the tampa bay area saturday. we will that you know what it will do to our temperatures coming up in your full forecast. >>> the great american teaching is a chance for people of the community to share their life and working experiences with students headed back to class. i got to go back to class and brought eagle 8 hd with me and the elementary school in hillsborough county . we can see the school to the right. we have the picture up now and we are going to land right on the basketball court. >> the kids were waiting and clearly excited. prepared with their questions

it started on cypress avenue around 1:00. three people were inside at the time. it out safely but one of their dogs is missing. >>> next on "cbs this morning," megyn kelly is in studio 57 to discuss her new book, settle no more. >>> stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. as you head out, let's check the bay bridge toll plaza. the maze to downtown right now will take you a long 30 minutes. and also, the nimitz freeway live here you see some traffic slowing down at the 66th avenue but traffic is moving better. 238 in san leandro to the maze will take 26 minutes. >> we are off to a clear and cool start this morning. we have plenty of sunshine around the bay but we still have the off chance of a stray shower or two along the coast for the north bay and parts of the peninsula today. most of us though will see plenty of sunshine temperatures on the cool side upper 50s along the coast. low to mid-60s for the warmest spots inland. cool start tomorrow morning and then temperatures warming thursday and friday, showers this weekend. ,

tiger, a fox, a skunk, and at least several monkeys all living in inside this home she was leasing on cypress wood drive. after talking to an investigators are a sheriff's department, we have learned that myer was actually arrested last week. her animals have been confiscated and placed with facing charges for allowing her collection of wild animals to roam freely inside her home in contact with her own daughter. in houston myer allegedly told game warders the tigers at their current ages were dangerous and could kill. animal control oofs officers called what she was doing dangerous. >> wild life can pose a threat to anyone inside the house, especially if it isn't restraed fox 24 news. >> it's unbelievable. there's a reason they're wild and not dough miss -- domesticated. it's interesting to say the way the tiger -- was on the bed. >> happening now emotions running high as a driver charged in the death of a local father heads to court. >> the news at 5:00 starts right >>> he would have been an amazing dad. he led >> his two other children are 12 and 7, and amanda parker said her friend will a

. >> this is called cone cypress and we let that hangover. >> this spell so good you might want to put this in the foyer >> absolutely. you can make these for your porch but you can also make thesekeh little ones for some fairies and some snowo and you can use that as a centerpiece. you can put that in the center of your mantle. we. have a breezeway coming into our home and we have a small table and chair and we could pua that on the table in the breeze way so people see it when you come in. >> you make a good point. everything doesn't have to be big. it can be small and intricatete and to really nice. >> we have large ones over there with a large pot on the side. thatth is one that is finished d mades him one of these barrel pots like this. >> can you get a barrel pot like that. >> absolutely, you can get them anywhere but you can really get the met don molds.e you can put anything you want in >> we have different kind of wreaths with across here in the center. a lot of people will put those on the gravesites and things at christmas time. these are artificial over here. you can't real

that fire started at a home in cypress avenue. everybody did make it out okay.nd the property fully engulfed the duplex is gutted. firefighters did manage to keep the flames from spreading to near by home. >>> opponents are resuming their battle to halt their battle for the water front arena. an appeal to block the construction for the plan's center. opponents lost their oraniginal lawsuit this year. >> developers recently received permit force preliminary work ahead of construction. we'll have a look at your weather coming up after this break. >>> all right, lets take a look around the bay and traffic is pretty standard right now. a zoom in over here where we did have a lot of slowing, guys. >> down towards main street, the second crash of the day happens after the first one. still a slow down. the walnut creek interchange everything is just fine and normal after that. we do have a crash out there but it is on the shoulder and no injury. >> 580 has recovered after a crash earlier a cross over into the north bay. >> now, live look at oakland showing you a slow t

to be cut and the people living in the swamp had actual employment around cutting the cypress trees. so wherever we are, we need to discover the history of the place, whether it's a park service site or not. right now we are waiting the unvailing of two newlingof two d.c. for those of you who know where the museum, it's at that corner. because as we've been planning this museum, we've been studying what our neighborhood like. what was our neighborhood like 100 years ago, 200 years ago. well in 1790s it was all plantation because our first capitals were new york and fill lade -- philadelphia. there were african-americans working. but i was reading years ago trying to learn about d.c. -- she mentioned across the street, she looked at 1830s, there were slave panels, that got my attention. later this month we will unvail two new signs at dc at the corner of 7th and independence. there are no signs currently talking about slavery and d.c. unless they're pearl on the river. because when lincoln came from illinois, he could see the slave pins from his offices. and he wrote about it. and so

i'm at a place called barn works on cypress street in tampa. what they do is take old barns in kentucky, they're more than 100 years old and they save the wood and turn it into something new and beautiful like maybe a sink and pedestal. will you look at that? the work they do here is ubelievable and they also sell these raw materials that they're saving from landfills. hopefully we'll have a "good day tampa bay." knock on wood. >>vanessa: you have a few more pieces to work with, too. thank you, charley. >>walter: thanks. 6:49 the time. fox 13 will be at the boundary meeting in pasco county and sure to be tense. packed with frustrated parents and the school district has to redraw school boundaries because of overcrowded schools. some kids will have to change schools and be bussed miles away from their homes. tomo committee will look at five plans, narrow it down to one and then present it to the superintendent. parents are begging the school board to delay these plans. tomorrow's meeting is at 8:00 at gulf high school and we'll be there. lightni

crews putting out a house fire on cypress creek. it started at the back of house and did damage to the second floor. there are no other reports of injuries to people living in the house. the weeks and months of overnight with early morning stump beaches by both candidates hillary clinton and donald trump made their final pitches in two battleground states hours after the first votes were cast in new hampshire overnight. >> sara: in the granite state, any community with less than 100 voters opened their polls at midnight and trump edged out clinton in three small towns. still a lot of votes left to be cast. >> and those votes are just the long election day. we have a team reporters covering every angle. catherine parrotta and michael henrich are in polling places. fox25's chris flanagan in new york city where the presidential candidates will wait out the final numbers in what could be a very long night, chris. >> certainly could, gene. hillary clinton heads to the polls in about an hour at chappaquiddick new york. and donald trump wi

neighbors saw these flames on cypress avenue near stevens creek boulevard at 1:00 this morning and called 911. three people managed to get out with one pet and had to watch the fire rip through the roof of their garage, ruining a classic corvette inside and doing too much damage for the home to be inhabitable. the duplex was for sale. it is listed at $799,000. >>> all new at 11:00, a man and woman under arrest this morning accused of stealing mail in two bay area cities. police say someone called them to report suspicious activity on torewood lane. when police arrived they found the two suspects sitting in a car nearby. police say the two had come through the neighborhood specifically to steal mail and that they had stolen mail from nine homes in los altos and cupertino. >>> today the uc board of regents is expected to discuss raising tuition at uc schools by 5% next year. so to break that down for you, it would raise the cost about $280 more per year per student. uc leaders say they need more funding to maintain the quality of the nation's largest public university system. critics counte

i'm charley belcher coming from a place called barn works right on cypress and tampa. this is chip. i want to you meet chip here who you weren't fencing. fences. it wasn't fencing, really. industry for 25 years, owned your own fence company for 15 and then sold it and you created this. what is this, chip? >> this was a dream to go salvage lumber from old cabins and old barns and the best place to find them that i tuped in on was kentucky. >>charley: we have some photos. these are barns in kentucky. so how d you drive down an old country road, find a barn and you go knock on the farmhouse and say, can i buy that? >> exactly. exactly. i bought the first couple and after that, some were given to me, some i paid too much for. some i felt were a great deal. >>charley: then you bring all the wood down here to tampa. >> i bring poritions back at a time via semi and we have a warehouse where we store the lion share of it. >>charley: you just opened this woodworker? >> not a woodworker but i appreciate what the pioneers did. i appreciate they came over here, what they created with no machine

the accident happened on east cypress road in june. police say 51-year-old christina salvicci was on drugs including meth at the time. she was released after her initial arrest. police found her in san bernardino this week. [ non-english name ] died in the crash. she was 15. authorities say another 16-year- old girl was hurt but survived. >>> today in sajose, servicemen and -women are being honored in a massive parade. but ahead of the event, mayor sam liccardo will talk about the city's steps to house homeless veterans. kpix 5's maria medina is live in san jose with more on the mayor's message and the parade. >> reporter: pretty sad to think about 700 homeless veterans in san jose alone in 2015. so last year san jose mayor sam liccardo and county supervisor dave cortese pledged to change all of that. the city of san jose promised six million dollars and the county $1.5 million to basically renovate rundown houses and apartments for homeless veterans. here's what was said last year during the veterans parade. >> we're here to make a co

water ski show it takes me back toing a kid cypress gardens, i you can see the skill and athletic ability it takes to pull off something like that. yeah a lot of our kids grew up on the team. my daughter started when she was 11. she is still on team 28 years old. so it's, you know they learn how to ski on team they stick with a family atmosphere. they have lot of fun out here good for you steve, all right folks there you go saturday, right here in oldsmar. tower lake right off douglas road. it's free. 1 o'clock and 4 o'clock. town dpesz. should dpreet weather. come out here, and enjoy some water skiing. for more information go to www.fox13news.com. we'll ling you to at website i think tampa bay water ski.com. can't remember that it's okay go to fox13news.com. in oldsmar charley belcher, fox 13 news. >>> thank you, charley. those that work repossession industry have heard every sob this jim ford, repo man in illinois stan and pat's car. when apulled away with car he had change of heart. ford says he remember they reminded him of grandparents he launch ad gofundme account to pay off their c

new this morning brookline one person was rescued from a fire in home on cypress street. photographer on the scene snapped the pictures you see here. you could see smoke coming from the back of the house. firefighters have knocked down the fire. no word if there were any we are working to get more information right now. crews are getting to work to deal with water main break in boston. it happened in front of the boston college "t" stop but service isn't being impacted. water now off and share any new details as soon as we get them. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. thing really looking good out there route 1 seeing a lot of green on map and things finally started to clear out. we do see red icons. not going to ior side streets and impacting overall drive times which you can see all in the green. 12 minutes route 1 southbound from 128 to the tobin. 25 minutes on 93 south and half hour on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now and keeping an eye on the warm-up that we are expecting today. >> guys r