i'm matt gutman for "nightline," daytona beach, florida. >> and the season finale airs monday on theravel channel. >>> just ahead, god save the phone box? why the iconic big red booths are disappearing from the streets of london. hey america, even though they don't need one, wes, clay and demarcus tried on the new depend real fit briefs for charity to prove how great the fit is even while playing pro football. the best protection now looks, fits and feels just like underwear. get a free sample and try one on for yourself. >>> and my co-anchor bill weir joins us now from london with the late fres the olympic games. bill? >> reporter: terry, twas another day of liquid gold. missy franklin and michael phelps win in the pool. and a fresh face to root for tonight and behind. 15-year-old katie ledeki won gold in the 800 meter free. american women's soccer team win. and team usa is atop the medal board. i have to an admit, i with was looking forward to phoning in the results from an iconic red phone booth, but as judy foudy tells us, times are achanging. >> reporter: never mind the queen th

i'm matt gutman for "nightline," daytona beach, florida. >> and the season finale airs monday on theravel channel. >>> just ahead, god save the phone box? why the iconic big red booths are disappearing from the streets of london. hey america, even though they don't need one, wes, clay and demarcus tried on the new depend real fit briefs for charity to prove how great the fit is even while playing pro football. the best protection now looks, fits and feels just like underwear. get a free sample and try one on for yourself. i've never felt this way before, but it's a scary time to be a woman. mitt romney is just so out of touch. [ female announcer ] mitt romney opposes requiring insurance coverage for contraception. and romney supports overturning roe versus wade. romney backed a bill that outlaws all abortion, even in cases of rape e and incest.ce there's so much we need to do. we need to attack our problems -- not a woman's choice. [ obama ] i'm barack obama, and i approve this message. >>> and my co-anchor bill weir joins us now from london with the late fres the olympic games. bill

that's what happened in daytona beach, when the umpire apparently didn't like the song selection.: three blind mice... oq: just got tossed)) tossed))the dj was tossed out of the game for playing áthree blind miceá when the umpire began arguing with one of the managers over a call... derek dye is an intern who rotates positions at jackie robinson ball park. he says he played the song because it was listed in the system for ábad callsá. 56-1:02"when you think of ejection's, you think you're charging the mound, you're corking our bat or something. i played 3 blind mice and that's how i got ejected." ejected."dye says the crowd rallied behind him and boo-ed the umpire.he says this is only the second time a d-j has been ejected from a game. 3 that's all for fox45 news at 5:30."family feud" is next. next

this is a clerk at a daytona beach parking garage. it's about 5:00 in the morning. but it's a woman in that little booth by herself. you see two men approach. she's saying something to them and then he has a knife and he grabs her. >> that's so scary. who are you going to scream for help to. >> the other guy comes up and tries to come in. eventually he lets her go and he takes off. >> they got away with nothing? >> they got away with nothing, but she had some scratches, she called 911, you know they hurt me, they had it to my neck, they got me on my chest. but her injuries were not as severe as she initially thought they were the only thing they seemed to get away with was some of her hair. >>> this next video is an important lesson is keeping your head on a swivel. this is a road rally race on snowshoe mountain in west viinia. this guy h got his. he's on the final stage of this rally race. final stage meaning he's already gone 300 miles. >> oh. >> got to keep your head on a swivel, because this could always happen. >> oh, no! >> yeah. a deer happened across the roa

finally a daytona beach cloud where lightning struck.t of what they're going on and we certainly have that tonight. you get a lot of rotation in this atmosphere. these towering clouds that are up the lake from months are the beginning of this lake in hip strain activity that will sweep into chicago so while we are in a wall with the rain, it's not for long. here are the stars that swept southern suburbs producing a lot of hale. large hail came down indiana had held the size of baseballs. it's been raining in pockets through the northern suburbs at times. northward and also down south to us. highland park has had an inch and a third. it finally arraigned today in indianapolis it has a couple times an area that had been desperately dry. look at the winds forecast year by 9:00 tomorrow. it will be windy as the storm's winds up literally in place over us. and we're not done with the rain yet. these are the coldest temperatures that we've had in chicago in eight weeks. 78 midway, 78 at the lakefront. it is cooler here tonight then it is in an

a live look here at florida and daytona beach. and this is on the other side of the storm.:ow >>> welcome back. several people consider killed in a small single engine plane crash that happened right after take off from lake tahoe. this happened late saturday night. the plane burst into flame when it hitted wooded area. it started a one ache efire. much of wreckage was from the crash and it was destroyed in the fire which make it is more difficult identify the plane and the victim. so it could take months now for in theres to determine a possible cause of that accident. >>> after restrain charactered nearly 38,000 kids in okay land are starting school again this morning and many of those kids and their teachers are going to be adjusting to new schools. there was some staff reshuffling just last week. nearly a third were reassigned to new schools just days before the start. this year there are 39 charter schools operating in operating in oakland. >>> on the bay arealand traffic on this monday morning. let's get more on the forecast. >> good morning. well, looks like a lots o

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here in the state on the precinct by precinct level that shows along the fame miss i-4 corridor daytona beacha where you have a great swath of undecided voters, military, suburban, urban, a great bi-section of florida specific counties that barack obama won in 2008. he is now just even with mitt romney. people don't really know mitt romney. they know barack obama and they basically have made up their mind. romney has room to grow. these polls were taken four days after paul ryan was announced on the ticket when medicare was the big issue. guess what? in some of these counties, the senior the vote was going for the generic republic. perhaps going to swing for romney. they believe florida is in play. it's important for them to have florida. almost equally as important as ohio or any place else you hear about. >> bill: you know the florida senator is marco rubio obviously got a big platform in prime time later on this week. so, at this point, it's nothing really out of the ordinary. but you guys sense some momentum behind the republic. do you concur with that carl? >> well, i would go even a fur

. >> down in daytona beach, florida, where the minor cubs are playing the ft. myers miracle.the 8th inning. the cubs manager goes up to the intern manning the stadium's public address system that starts playing the song three blind mice. the umpire didn't think much of that, so he throws out the dee- jay. didn't know you could even do that. apparently you can. >>> we are nearing the end of the first full week of redskins training camp. >> this is a really important season for some of the team's second year players. >> kristen berset is live at redskins park with more on that. >> reporter: yeah. if you can believe it, we are one week away from the first preseason game against buffalo. it's really one of the first times we'll see these guys in action getting that game experience. one of the big competitions shaping up in ashburn, of course, is the wide receiver. we have pierre garcon and josh morgan who join santana moss and second year player leonard hankerson. for hankerson his rookie season came to a screeching halt last year. he was having a breakout performance in week fou

king, look at this, an umpire throws out the intern for a minor league affiliate of the cubs in daytona beachck the ump throws the intern out of the game. >> and shuts down the music. i'm thinking the ump is a little sensitive. >> he pulled the trigger. >> we've heard a lot of talk this week about olympic events with too many empty seats. now that's happening, they say, in the hotels and restaurants too. >> some businesses say no matter how good the competition is, economically speaking the games are a disappointment. mark phillips is covering the olympics in london. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jeff. well, to cloak or buescher the old yogi bar ra expression, nobody ever comes to the olympics because they're too crowded. seriously, the city's bid for the game often includes increased tourism. in london's case, that's often a question of hope over experience. >> reporter: it's not exactly like they threw a party and nobody came. they've come, all right, just not to the places people hoped they'd come. not to here, or here. the olympic crowds have tended to stay at the games.

an umpire throws out the intern fo a minor league affiliate of the cubs in daytona beach after he playedf the game. which may be a first. >> and shut down the music. i'm thinking the ump is a little sensitive. >> he pulled the trigger. >>> we've heard a lot of talk about olympic events with too many empty seats. now that's happening, they say, in the hotels and the restaurants too. >> some businesses say, no matter how good the competition is, economically speaking the games are a disappointment. mark phillips is covering the olympics in london. good morning, mark. >> reporter: good morning, jeff. to quote or butcher the yogi ber a expression. nobody comes here because it's crowded. the cities includes promises of increased tourism. but in london's case as in so many, it's often a question of hope over experience. it's not exactly like they threw a party and nobody came. they've come all right just not to the places people hoped they'd come. not to here or here. the olympic crowds tended to stay at the games much the hype bump in tourism -- ask the man who has run this tour bus company f

but it reaches 350, 400 miles those outer bands of rain, raking daytona beach, orlando and north of thatw that daylight arrived, damage assessment teams throughout monroe county, miami-dade county and others will get on the ground and get a better idea. but so far it does appear that this was really a good practice run for south florida because minor power outages, minor damage and minor flooding. but flooding, watch and torn watch remain in effect for much of south florida today. >> steve: phil, thank you very much for the live report from the keys. >> brian: by the way, this is his gig, if anyone can handle the hurricanes, he can. >> gretchen: although tampa, the rnc will likely avoid a direct hit, the storm creating convention chaos. that's why steve brown is standing by to tell us about all the reshuffling going on. what are the changes going to be, steve? >> well, the biggest one everybody knows about, is day one has been wiped clean. essentially they'll gavel in examine gavel out. so essentially at least for television purposes, we are preconvention. but the nominee, mitt romney is

host: it sounds like our caller from daytona beach, robert, was going to vote -- you're pulling reflects a propensity on the part of undecideds to vote -- nine to 10%, on a scale of one to 10, is a they definitely will vote, and among all voters, 83%. but given that typically our voting levels are well below 83%, are these numbers optimistic in both regards? guest: people do over report their certainty to vote, that is true. the relative difference is what the chart early shows us, and these undecided voters are significantly lower on certainty to vote them all voters. what that tells us in part is that it reflects what i've been talking about, that undecideds are less connected to the system and more likely to be independent and less partisan and probably less likely to show up on election day. one issue with undecideds is that date in general are a little more checked out of the system and are less likely to be likely voters. host: lewis is in brooklyn on our democrats' line. good morning. caller: is that me? host: that's you, go ahead. caller: i have a question to ask. i believe you a