reporter: not that gary cooper. this gary cooper has one goal, the 100 yard dash. >> you told yourself you could do it. >> i knew i could do it. started at 3.2 for 2 minutes to get a little warm up. reporter: he hit the treadmill. >> and now we go to the 10. reporter: and focused on the 100 yards. >> the main thing that was on my mind was i wanted to finish the race. reporter: and by the way gary cooper is 80 years old. >> the doctor thinks i am the 8th wonder of the world. reporter: in the field -- >> you wanted to do it in reporter: in under 30 jie. behind the prep. >> i knew the minute i took off i was going to do it. i had plenty of speed in the tank. reporter: 20 seconds later he did it. >> it felt good. i did it. reporter: finely tuned nfl players a quarter of his age do it in 10 and a half seconds. >> get off your butt and start walking. >> we thought we would bring some advice to harding's heros. will he stop there? no way. he is 80 and he has set his sights on 200 yards. so phil 200 yards is the next goal.

. >> if this is not handled by tomorrow at noon, just like gary cooper, they're going to come in and take whatever action necessary to make sure the residents are safe. >> reporter: again, he is talking about noon today. city council man charlie miranda wants the residents gone by then. our 8 on your side investigator dug up an engineer's report because of a void at least a hundred feet deep under the building on armenia avenue. government red tape has their hands tied. miranda wants the city to take action if the state doesn't force the residents to leave here by lunchtime today. and another live look at the building. the state claims it can only take action if the deficiencies are seen and they did an inspection and found 18 warning science like loose railings and broken windows. you can count on 8 on your side to be here around noon and we will have the latest later today. back to you for now. >> thank you so much. >>> and now to a developing story, plant city police need your help this morning to solve a murder. police responded to a disturbance call. he was taken to an area hosp

. >> if this is not handled by tomorrow at noon, just like gary cooper, they're going to come in and take whatever action necessary to make sure the residents are safe. >> reporter: again, he is talking about noon today. the city council man wants the residents gone. our 8 on your side investigator dug up an engineer's report that urges them to leave because of a void at least a hundred feet deep under the building. government red tape has their hands tied. the state regulates apartments. and now he wants the city to take action if the state doesn't force the residents to leave here by lunchtime today. back live, now the state claims it can only take action if the deficiencies are seen. they did an investigation and found 18 warning signs like loose railings and broken windows. to keep you posted on how things go today. gayle, back to you for now. >> all right. a lot of folks are going to be interested to see how it turns out. thanks, ryan. >>> and now a developing story, plant city police need your help this morning to solve a murder. police responded to a disturbance call monday ni

the gary cooper western. a lot of people have seen it. eisenhower loved the movie, so did ronald reagan, george w. bush, bill clinton claims to have seen it 20 times -- "i love this movie!" was that good? what's your name?" why high noon? , it is up to him to defend the town all by himself. presidents, that resonates with presidents. they sometimes feel the world's burden is theirs alone and this helps them make life and death decisions on the run and that is why the presidency is called the loneliest job in the world. with good reason, i think. there are a ton of other stories i can tell you here. i will stop and thank you so me and iinviting appreciate the opportunity to speak to you. thank you. if they would any questions, feel free. -- if somebody has any questions, feel free. speak untildo not you actually have the microphone. anybody? footprint ofs the the structure changed since they burned down? did they rebuild on the same architecture? change?tit >> the outer shell of the white house was there and they told uilt around it. it ex

[laughter] the gary cooper western. great movie. a lot of people have seen it. dwight eisenhower loved the movie, so did ronald reagan, george w. bush, bill clinton claims to have seen it 20 times -- "i love this movie!" [laughter] was that good? [laughter] "what's your name?" so, it is one of the few movies that has resonated with a lot of presidents. why "high noon?" of the movie is the bad guys are coming to town, the share is all alone, his friends abandoned him and it is up to him to defend the town by himself. presidents, that resonates with presidents. they sometimes feel the world's burden is theirs alone and this -- and no one will help them make life and death decisions on their own and that is why the presidency is called the loneliest job in the world. with good reason, i think. there are a ton of other stories i can tell you here. i will stop and thank you so much for inviting me and i appreciate the opportunity to speak to you. thank you. [applause] by the way, don't speak until you have the microphone. if you want to be on television. question, an

gary cooper western. great movie, a lot of you have seen that. dwight eisenhower loved this movie, so did ronald reagan, george w. bush, bill clinton claimed he saw it 20 times. i love this movie. so -- was that good? what's your name? so it's really one of the few movies that has resonated with a lot of presidents. why "high noon"? the reason is that, if you know the plot of that movie, the bad guys are coming to unto, sheriff all loaenlo, friends abandoned him, it's up to him to defend the town by himself. presidents can -- that resonates with presidents, sometimes they feel like the burden is theirs alone and no one will help them, they have to make life and death decisions on their own. that's why the presidency is called the loneliest job in the world and it called so with very good reason, i think. there are a ton of other stories i can tell you here, but i'm going to stop here and say thank you so much for inviting me tonight. and i really appreciate the opportunity to speak to you, thank you. if anybody has any questions, feel free. someb

cooper -- is it alice, gary or anderson? you get to deal with... each correct response beginning with that letter, and finally, a category called... a category dedicated to the great jesse owens, in honor of the film that's upcoming about his life. chris, you start us. where ya from? for $200, please. ramona. what is australia? that's the country. where ya from? -- $400. sarah. what is nor-- uh, tar heel? tar heel, yes. you, uh, had to think of the state first.

cooper -- is it alice, gary or anderson? you get to deal with... correct response beginning with that letter, and finally, a category called... a category dedicated to the great jesse owens, in honor of the film that's upcoming about his life. chris, you start us. where ya from? for $200, please. ramona. what is australia? that's the country. where ya from? -- $400.

gary barta. friday, the university of iowa released a statement. saying, in part, "the university of iowa respects the office for civil right's jurisdiction and will cooperate fully with the investigation. the ocr will conduct an on-site visit the week of april 11 to interview athletic administrators and coaches, a group of athletes from each sport, and to tour the facilities." a school lawyer says she believes the investigation will show iowa "strives to provide male and female students an equal opportunity to participate." steve? steve: thank you. we are still waiting to learn more about a deadly crash in ankeny. this happened in the 6900 block of northeast 29th street, south of the ankeny airport. polk county sheriff's deputies say a female driver lost control of her vehicle. it left the road and became a child, who was also injured, was taken to a des moines hospital. the crash remains under investigation. stacey: new details about that deadly fire in knoxville. 77-year-old patricia henning was killed in the fire. her husband of 58 years, ronald, suffered burns while trying to rescue her. the couple's daughter says ronald has a long road ahead. and he h

says it is cooperating with the investigation, and say it does not imply that the o-c-r has made a decision on whether the complaint is valid. in a written statement, athletics director gary barta said "the ui athletics department is committed to providing student- athletes in all 24 sports a first-c-css experience. in addition to the extensive written response, we look forward to sharing information about our programs and values." this is not the first time the u-i athletics department has come under fire for alleged gender discrimination. the university fired former field hockey coach tracey griesbaum in 2014, citing abuse and pressure to play while injured. in turn, griesbaum filed a civil rights complaint with the state, claiming she was fired because of gender bias under director barta. then in late 2015, former associate athletics director jane meyer filed a discrimination lawsuit against the university, saying she was demoted after she complained about griesbaum's firing. meyer and griesbaum were longtime partners. the university says the o-c-r will conduct an on-site visit the week of april 11th. it will intervrvw athletic administrator s and coaches, a group of a

cooperating for super bowl 50. >> excellent. sandhya, thanks so much. >>> when we come back, larry has a one on one interview with steve young. hear about his connection with gary kubiak. then at 5:30 on world news -- >> four days until the republican debate, and a monster storm hitting right here. and the explosion tearing a hole in a passenger plane in mid-air. you'll see the pictures right here on "abc7 news." >>> and new at 6:00, you'll hear from 49 legend joe montana on how technology can be >>> super bowl sunday just five days away. take a look. the carolina panthers are at san jose state university and the denver broncos are practicing at stanford stadium. >> a lot of fun. the media, however, has set up shop here in san francisco, including espn. and they were live at pier 39. >> larry beil tweeted out this photo of the massive crowds watching a live edition of "sportscenter" with steve young. >> let's go to larry now live at pier 39, who had to fight through the crowds to meet up with this hall of famer. people love to see him. >> reporter: this is all that's left of the tent and the equipment and the personnel that is required to put on a live one-hour

cooperation at the e.u. level in terms of the home secretary and her colleagues meeting might also spot came to the meeting. recently the u.k. government held a joint or am with minister gary from the air of an art's -- arab emirates. so different forms. it's all about sharing best practices. its different forms and not one particular organization taking the lead and that's why people are able to make sure that these particular laws are working in the same direction. >> every form is a welcome for in predicting the u.k. government is shown a significant amount of leadership on this topic. but i think there is more that can be done. >> i spoke at the anti-da'ish coalition which is an excellent example of bringing everybody together to focus on the strategic communications and in the case of surveillance. >> it doesn't actually give us an international treaty, does that? >> i think the league has been taken on surveillance and another area since showing best practice. i am colleagues around the world have been attending many meetings on this issue and we will continue to do so. >> thank you so much for coming in. we are very grateful and we will be writing to you with follow

cooperate with the state treasurer on the investigation. >>> still ahead this morning, promising news in the fight against breast cancer, what doctors say women should do do as teens. >> as garytioned, today is groundhog day. so will spring come earl where you see the big reveal later this morning. welcome aboard my starship. ahoy, mateys! it's full of things i love... like me brave crew... and my fellow space adventures and free of things i don't. like aliens. just like eye patches. and when it's time to refuel, i eat chex cereal. it's full of stuff we pirates need. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. excelsior! eat up, me hearties! keep it down! i'm exploring the galaxy. arrrr, that's not even a real spaceship. >> err i spring or six more weeks every winter. dc groundhog, pat team i can phil will offer his predictions at a festival in dew point circle. the big celebration. around 7:30 this morning, we will know if the legendary punxsutawney phil saw his shadow or not. >> gary, you said he is about 40%? >> 40% accurate in the last, i believe, ten to 30 years. i can't remember. >> poor guys. >> for all of the years he said we would have six more weeks every winter. >

gary race of temple hillshi and charged them both with first degree murder. osama el-atari would have been in federal prison had he notsont agreed to cooperate with the feds and work to get ato get confarreation a former marine mr now on death row. el-atari was a smooth talkerotta with a big personality andsonala could talk to just aboutt a anyone and so when the feds needed an informant they an inf turned to el-atari who had scammed banks out of tens of millions of dollars. dollars >> he was that sort of guy. he was just a really likabley l guy and i'll be honest i don'tin like representing informants,g o people that rat on people and testify against people.if i justy generally i don't like it but i liked him a lot. him al >> reporter: in august ofn augut 2010 the feds wanted to see if el-atari could get jorgeld g j torres a marine to confess onono tape to the murder of amanda jean stout.an sto listen now as el-atari on theatn left gets a confession from f torres on the right.e right >> how did you make it look d like aid suicide?ci >> i told you. y >> no, you didn't tell me.tell m >> put her in the closet witht t a bag over her head.rea >> reporter: the two

cooper street. no word on whether anyone was hurt. this morning, a three-year-old from volusia county is in the care of his grandmother. u-s marshals arrested xander quigley's mother, natasha, and gary bullock junior on friday in kentucky. police believe natasha quingley helped bullock escape while he was out on work release. the southbound lanes of 17-92 remain closed between winter park and maitland for construction work. f-dot is working to lower the bridge. if it's not done by tomorrow, work continues next weekend. right now, the cruise ship battered in a brutal storm...is sailing toward port canaveral. royal left new jersey yesterday. it had to return to port after getting week ago. news headlines when you want them on wesh dot com dave is back with your it looks to be a (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. give us a plan. across central florida with high pressure in control over the eastern sea

cooperation at the e.u. level in terms of the home secretary and her colleagues meeting might also spot came to the meeting. recently the u.k. government held a joint or am with minister gary from the air of an art's -- arab emirates. so different forms. it's all about sharing best practices. its different forms and not one particular organization taking the lead and that's why people are able to make sure that these particular laws are working in the same direction. >> every form is a welcome for in predicting the u.k. government is shown a significant amount of leadership on this topic. but i think there is more that can be done. >> i spoke at the anti-da'ish coalition which is an excellent example of bringing everybody together to focus on the strategic communications and in the case of surveillance. >> it doesn't actually give us an international treaty, does that? >> i think the league has been taken on surveillance and another area since showing best practice. i am colleagues around the world have been attending many meetings on this issue and we will continue to do so. >> thank you so much for coming in. we are very grateful and we will be writing to you with follow

cooper street. no word on whether anyone was hurt. this morning, a three-year-old from volusia county is in the care of his grandmother. u.s. marshals arrested xander quigley' s mother, natasha, and gary bullock junior on friday in kentucky. police believe natasha quingley helped bullock escape, while he was out on work release. right now, the cruise ship battered in a brutal storm is s anthem of the seas left new jersey yesterday. it had to return to port after getting caught in a huge storm nearly a week ago. the southbound lanes are closed between winter park and maitland for construction work. that is on the 92 in orange county. f-dot is working to lower the road under the railroad crossing bridge, so crews have closed the southbound lanes. happening today, dozens of local couples are tying the knot in a group ceremony. 42 couples will get married at paradise cove off lake bryan drive in orlando at 10:30 this morning. the event is run by the orange county clerk' s office. let' s get one last check of your forecast. dave? dave: looking very chilly out there at this hour. not only looking, but feeling rather chilly out there. we are getting a beautiful look was altamonte springs out