grayson, you talked one-on-one with the top transportation planner in the bay area about this. and he blew me away with some of the things he said are natural next steps as driverless cars hit the road. paul steinman is the district secretary, the leader for the florida department of transportation in tampa bay. his job is to think big, and think into the future. because of that, your driveway could disappear, and so could parking lots and garages. freight and packages could all making roads much less crowded for you. and as driverless cars become more common, crashes and deaths should become more rare. steinman says

so expect more storms, with more risk than usual, for live in , grayson kamm, 10news wtsp. when severe weather strikes, you'll want to be prepared. we asked experts in pasco county what is the best plan for you, especially if you live in a mobile home. first, if you can, you'll want to get to a building with a solid foundation. if you are inside the r-v, get to a safe area if you spot a tornado. you may have to go to a low area...which can be a dry ditch or under a bridge for cover. when it comes to your child's safety in school, pinellas county schools says each school has a different weather plan. each school already has designated places on their campus that are free from hazards. this is to help keep your kids safe. also, if weather hits when it time to go home, kids may be delayed. if you have concerns about your child's school plan, just ask their school. in case you lose power, this is something you'll want to keep in mind download our free app to your smart phone or tablet and we'll send alerts straight to your phone. you can also check out the live radar. developin

live in tampa, grayson kamm, 10news wtsp. the notorious drug lord ...known as joaquin "el chapo" guzman... is behind bars in mexico this morning. he could be headed to the u-s in a few weeks. a meeting with actor sean penn could have led to his arrest. penn interviewed him for rolling stone magazine. guzman was captured after a violent shootout with mexican marines. he had been on the run since escaping a mexican prison in july through an elaborate tunnel. a suspected burglar is in the hospital with life threatening injuries it happened at a home on whitney drive in largo. according to investigators, a man walked into the backyard.. went inside a shed and got into some kind of struggle with the homeowner. that's when the homeowner shot him. the man was rushed to the hospital. right now-- police in italy are searching for..... the person responsible for the killing a florida woman inside her florence, italy apartment over the weekend. police questioned ashley olsen's boyfriend but insist they have no suspects. 10news reporter

petersburg, grayson kamm, 10news wtsp. a manatee county man is expected to go before a judge today and killing his girlfriend's one- year-old son. investigators say 37 year old john stewart had been watching knowellan kelly at his palmetto home while his girlfriend worked. the little boy started having seizures, throwing up, and not responding. these are all signs that doctors say would happen after violently shaking or hitting a child's head. the child died at the hospital with bleeding and swelling in his brain, spinal cord injuries and broken ribs in various stages of healing. just 8 weeks before his death... records show child protective services closed a case with the family saying the mother's 4 kids were well taken care of and safe. developing this morning out of italy.. an arrest has been made in the murder of a florida woman living in florence. italian media is reporting a senegal-ese immigrant was taken into custody on wednesday. 35 year old ashley olsen of summer haven, florida was strangled to death in her flor

grayson, you talked one-on-one with the top transportation planner in the bay area about this. and he blew me away with some of the things he said are natural next steps as driverless cars hit the road. paul steinman is the district secretary, the leader for the florida department of transportation in tampa bay. his job is to think big, and think into the future. because of that, your driveway could disappear, and so could parking lots and garages. freight and packages could all making roads much less crowded for you. and as driverless cars become more common, crashes and deaths should become more rare. steinman says human error is a factor in 95 percent of crashes. what about when all of the cars on the road are driverless, not just some of them? then, our cars can talk to each other and drive much closer together, centimeters apart. we could have highways not much wider than a sidewalk. with no speed limits, no road signs, and practically no crashes. plus, everybody's commute gets faster. and tampa bay may get more jobs out of this. the selmon expressway is one of just a hand

grayson, -- grayson kamm, 10news, wtsp the company will retire the elephants to the conservation area. that is at 1.5 years earlier than expected. there are 11 elephants on tour with the circus. the company had to build new so it is to house many retiring elephants and are realizing animal activists has a legend -- alleged they mistreat the elephants. >>> clemson in glendale arizona. if alabama wins, it will be the third chairmanship in five years. next to the chairmanship game will be held here in tampa brandon james stating.>>> you are two ways away from your next chance to win the huge powerball jackpot. jackpot since on this monday at $1.5 billion. it is expected to grow as more people continue to play. >>> deplorable conditions at a school coming up next where a teacher stick out is forcing dozens of schools to take the day off. >>> the area city -- the bay area city is changing the garbage pickup. >>> the life-threatening systems -- symptoms many are ignoring. >>> many of us are still in the 40s. we will talk about how warm we will get when we do see some >>> the city of clearwa

poor grayson.fe is just like a blues song. ♪ ba-da-da da-da, my thoughtful friends ♪ ♪ da-da-da da-da, bring me ladybug cake ♪ (man) ah, good. you finally serve desserts here. i'll have a piece. uh, that's not for sale. come on! sell the cake. you'll be a dream-maker like, uh, simon cowell. i'm not gonna do that. i'll give you 10 bucks for a slice. done. let's make some dreams happen. mom! free wine over here! come over! oh, great. if you want her to trust you and open up, you're gonna have to be as mean as she is. i can be junkyard nasty, bitch. i'm sorry. you're so pretty. fail. you're gonna have to crank that "mean" dial way up. i can do this. wine me. all right. mm. mmm. (gargles) well, that's a waste. listen. (whispers) yeah. once you enter her world... mm. it's hard to stop being mean. i mean, it's a miracle i can control it. you think you control it? i'm controlling it now. (door opens) here she comes. oh. (door closes) hey. hi. where did ellie go? oh, um... to check on stan. you know, i sto

grayson, that's just one of the ways this "state of the union" will be different from any of the others from president obama. two members of congress -- one muslim, one jewish -- have teamed up to against what they see as divisiveness and fear -- they've asked their colleagues to bring a muslim-american as their one guest to tonight's speech. doctor mohsin jaffer has lived in south florida for 30 years. he'll be the guest of congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. she's the head of the democratic national committee and one of those two representatives who started this effort. she says around two dozen of her colleagues also plan to bring a follower of islam to the capitol tonight. typically, state of the union addresses are all about laying out specific goals for the next year. but it looks like president obama is recognizing he won't get most specific proposals through congress. so instead, his chief of staff says he'll mainly focus on broad themes. painting a big picture of where america is headed. and, i'm told, that will be a very positive vision -- specifically to contrast with wha

>>reporter: grayson's bill is a long shot, it would require a two-thirds vote of the house and senate and have to go to the states and get three-quarters of all state legislatures to ratify it as well. reporting live in washington, tonight, justin gray, channel 9, eyewitness news. >>> white house officials have released a preview of what we could expect to hear from president barack obama during his final state of the union address. you can see the president right here in this black and white video sitting in the oval office i this final a tres isn't expected to be the -- address isn't expected to be the typical wish list for congress. >> i want us to be able to, when we walk out of this door, we can't think of anything else didn't shy away of the challenge. >> coverage of obama's speech will be here on channel 9 tomorrow night at 9:00 after sean penn says he has nothing to hide about the interview with el chapo, which authorities said led to the drug lord's a arrest, el chapo sits in mexico's highest security prison, the same one he escapes from six months ago. investigators say a ro

grayson's right. (laughs) oh, yes!en't my therapist, we would so be going to therapy. (both yawn) where's the coffee grinder? under the sink. do you know where stan is? no, but i think it's good that neither of us knows. oh, i remember where i put him. boo! aah! (both laugh) stan the man! (grunts) bam! boom! give me some, buddy. (strained voice) ohh! (coughs) ohh. classic. why do you always mess with people? that's how i show love. but you never screw with bobby, and i know you two love each other, because his hand is in your back pocket. just grabbing some gum. oh. why do you leave him alone? (gasps) oh. it's because you think he can't take it. oh, is that true, buddy? uh... (sighs) happy? mm-hmm. (chuckles) i am coming for you. here is your double chocolate fudge cake, cindy. have a great party. (mouths word) there is no party. she's single, and it's friday. cindy makes me sad. who cares? my cake business is on... (high-pitched voice) fire! i'm picking my classes for next semester. should i go with all photography co

grayson... even though this just happened a few hours ago, there've even though this just happened a few than 46,000 tweets about it. these players heard about lovie's pink slip right as they were heading to bed last night. "shocked!" from donovan smith. from major wright: "wow this is crazy." gerald mccoy "i don't know!!" and kwon alexander simply put up. this... stunned emoji. then he tweeted some support for his -- now former -- boss: "coach lovie was the truth!" and kwon alexander's mom actually lovie smith will definitely be missed!! i personally would like to thank him for but it's not all a few players really "shot back" at frustration. lavonte david used strong words: "this is stupid, we can't even have a consistent coach, 3 coaches in 5 yrs" da'quan bowers elaborated on that: "3 staffs in 5 years!! somebody has to be given time for the formula to work!! i was rooting for lovie, thought he and here's that list, guys! raheem morris, fired after 2011. greg schiano, fired after 2013. and no

that's yet weather service put up an advisory for grayson. they are monitoring the situation the wind advisory may be need in the mountains this afternoon. find snow, south covington on 64. north of new castle with these are not aaccumulating. they are not doing anything but something to talk about. they will not make it further east than what they are now. that is associated with a clipper system that is pulling in our area. this is the area of low pressure the storm we were talking about yesterday that pulls away. the low continues to pull the bigger store senot the snow but the trailing cold front behind the system. it will come through and kick up breezes for afternoon. once they day down the story will turn to the high pressure. that will build in mild air through saturday, sunday and the way for monday. the snow flurries out until noon time for this afternoon. we will see increasing sun for everyone. the wind will be gusty this afternoon. clear skies over night tonight and talk more sun on the way for saturday as well. and a few high cl

grayson is 18, a senior at shore crest. she the reigning player of the year, and he'll be part of a college crowd next year at florida state. around the age of 8, the left- hander found out that he preferred an individual sport like golf over a team sport. >> golf is a sport where you can't really blame it on anything else but yourself, and i kind of like that about the game. i like it all being on your shoulders, which i just like playing on my own terms and at my own risk. >> okay. so far, grayson shot 75, 7 -- 73 and 75 for the first two rounds. the leader is six under. >> it is the weekend. you never know what happens. >> go ahead! >> feel free! >> your handicap has to with a little lower. >> by the way, the lightning just tied it up. >> yeah! >> more after the break. >>> tonight's lottery numbers are brought to you by -- we stop arthritis pain, because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we g ive y

if you know congressman alan grayson said he's going to bring a major suit. and the suit is going to say that he wasn't born in this country. florida democratic representative alan grayson is threating a lawsuit over cruz' eligibility to become president... cruz was born in canada... but his mother is a u-s citizen.. most legal scholars agree the qualification of a 'natural born citizen' includes individuals born abroad to an american parent. however it has never been tested in federal court. governor branstad responded to the controversy today saying, "when you states, any question is fair game. so let the people decide." the iowa legislature gaveled in the 20-16 session this morning... and they're starting out behind... by law the legislature was supposed to have set school funding levels for this year... last year. that will make it one of this session's biggest battles. this session the house wants a 2- percent funding increase... the senate a four-percent. also this session governor branstad is proposing a plan to extend the local option sales tax for sc

julius grayson. >> greetings, i am julius grayson as a recent graduate, i am dedicated to serving underrepresented students. i pay it forward through mentorship, educating on a collegiate level and via my blog. my blog show cases those in the community using their own gifts and talents. >> almost back to the forum. we can never thank you enough for joining us every saturday live and your wonderful feedback on the important issues of the day. don't be afraid to e-mail at us news channel 8 with your ideas. we are not here to entertain you you. we are here to educate you on issues that impact your lives. we want you to tune in with another edition of "rightside" thank you for joining us, good day, everybody.

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>>marcus grayson 10 news channel. some of the city started the project and it's expected to be finished by july. had to our website. wtsp. >>> the pretty picture outside didn't fool me this morning. >> i was almost ready to go out and chop some wood.>>it was 28 in crystal river. take a look. 41 in tampa, 37 in lakeland. i will make this a little better. look at the sunset. that's a good one. picture and share it with us. facebook and twitter is the same wtsp 10 news. these colors should be amazing and make you forget about that. 61 in tampa. not as cold as this time last night. 55 newport richie this time last night, so it's cool but it won't be as cold as last night and out the door first thing in the morning with low 50s and 48 in tampa and crystal river and a lot of us will more commonly see low 40s so anywhere from around 10 to 150 where a lot of st. pete around 51 downtown st. pete around 5143 to 45 in the metro and sarasota, 48 to start the morning low 40s in the heartland around lakeland and tulsa city and 45 i

so, grayson, you want kids, and what about you, jules? i did say that i would go on any adventure with him, but not all adventures are things you're necessarily dying to do. i mean, for instance, um, being kidnapped-- that's an adventure. eating raw chicken. you don't get credit for saying you'll have a kid if you're gonna constantly make me feel guilty about it. i agree. because i have to, jules. he brings up a good point. i know. i'm sorry. i'm--i'm just--i'm scared. i'm totally on board with you, okay? i love you. mm. aw. you guys are making me miss my husband. (chuckles) he killed himself. so we got another--wow... 42 minutes. (exhales deeply) what else? what else we got? i love that you're having people sign your helmet. hmm. so... what brings you to the phallus palace? (gasps) that would be such a good name for a gay bar. then we shall find a new house name. i miss hanging out with you. come on. i don't have anyone to flirt with. let me take you out to louie. it's my new word for "lunch." aw, thanks for the invite, but i think i'm g

petersburg, grayson kamm, wtsp. >>> adolf hitler's manifesto on sale. what prompted the reprint. >>> a tackle cleanse. >> friday rain is gone but saturday storms have put tampa bay and a marginal risk for severe storms. we will talk about timing and what you want to watch for and when you will have good weather. we will lay it all out so you here is a look at the traffic camera for your evening commute. the folks on the right-hand side us logo and people heading to st. pete nights and smooth. a look at i for and buckman highway. a nice flow going out there. avoid getting stuck in a traffic jam. download our app and get >>> they're have been several tips and tricks showing you how to stay fit and there is a they call it the thirty-day taco cleanse. alicia talks with nutritionist about weather it really works. >> i can be justified eating tacos every day? if you give me a taco over hamburger i might have to take a taco. scientists in austin -- published a book for healthier take on a taco. >> wonderful vegetables and beans and if you can wrap it inside a

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grayson kamm 10 news wtsp. >>> this may come as sad news. cbs comedy mike & molly will end its year. you can catch a few episodes. some of the cast members have left. the show will call it quits after this 13 episode season started last week. mike & molly started back in 2010. the couple met and fell in love you can watch it tonight at 8:30 here on 10 news. >>> coming up, a new test researchers developed that helped change the fight against kidney disease. >>> you have heard about it in the news events surrounding benghazi is coming to the big screen. >>> first it was the st. louis rams. several other teams could be calling a new season home in >>> knowing your risk for kidney disease can mean a huge differences between when you get treatment and how you get the treatment. researchers help people with chronic kidney disease figure out their failure. >>> action packed movie is hitting theaters this weekend. we have a closer look at 13 hours, the secret soldiers of benghazi. >> reporter: you have heard the term a billion times before, benghazi

up next, young feature leader, julius grayson. ♪ >> greetings, i am julius grayson as a recent graduate dedicated to serving underrepresented students. i pay it forward through mentorship, educating on a collegiate level and via my blog. my blog show cases those passionate about servi those in the community using their own gifts and talents. >> almost back to the forum. we can never thank you enough for joining us every saturday live and your wonderful feedback on the important issues of the day. don't be afraid to e-mail at us news channel 8 with your ideas. we are not here to entertain u you. we are here to educate you on issues that impact your lives. we want you to tune in with another edition of "rightside" thank yoyou for joining us, goo day, everybody. [captioning provided by u.s. captioning company] >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> fireworks on the democratic debate stage as hillary clinton and bernie sanders went head to head with just two weeks until the iowa ca

marcus gratian shows it's often because -- marcus grayson shows us it's awesome -- it's often because the money runs out. being a homeless student must be harder than anything. >> dede is with the school project. her office provides a ride to school to polk county homeless students. >> we have students that have been to move from one school zone to another and it can take to put a bus route together. >> say i was a homeless student here and my parents moved me. the school district is obligated to bring me back to this school. >> you have to look at how long they've been in the school, the connections, we've had seniors that had they switched schools they would've lost credit. they only have enough money for one driver. >> it's about $10,000 a year to cover that cost. we are looking to raise $10,000 a year. one individual stepped up to help but it's not enough. so for now the new van will >>> the district says the van helps parents get to school when they need to be there. if you would like to help head over to wtsp.com and click on the story and the as seen on tv section. >>> it's tim

not a few decades. 10 news reporter grayson kamm is looking at how the huge change could transform your city and improve your life. you talked one-on-one with the top transportation planner in the bay area. what did he have to say? with the natural next steps when we took our hands off the wheel and let the computers do the driving. paul simon is the leader of the florida department of transportation in tampa bay. it is his job to think big and think into the future. >> people won't buy as many cars and you'll use services to pick you up and drop you off. >> reporter: because of that your driveway could disappear. so could parking lots and garages. packages could all move at nights making roads more common for you. crashes and deaths should become more rare as driverless cars become more popular, human error is 95% of most crashes. what about when all the cars on our cars will drive centimeters apart. we could have highways not much wider than sidewalks with speed limits and everybody's commute gets faster. >> the computer will find the most efficient method to get to my destination. it

grayson, stay. ohh. oh, man. (grunts) (laurie sighs) (bobby, lowered voice) oh, man.red voice) no, it's okay. i called him. (normal voice) hi, mr. koh. your cake is ready, and...bobby here actually paid for it. i did? you dbecause you felt so bad for offending him. yep. what she says. i'm sorry. i accept your apology. (chuckles) (deep voice) forgiven! (normal voice) see? bobby, you faced it, and it's over. it's not. i mean, i didn't say anything, but my mind kept thinking bad things, like... (lowered voice) that dude over there-- i'm wondering if he can dunk. (sighs) you're being too hard on yourself. (clatters) bobby? can you dunk? i can. oh, yeah! (chuckles) that's so awesome! andy... (sighs) look, i've thought about this mayor thing all day, and i-i'm sorry. it's just not something i feel comfortable with. are you okay? yeah, i said i wouldn't be mad. thanks, boo. (engine revving) are you speeding up? ooh. i forgot that speed bump was there. really? (sighs) there's just something so innocent about holly. i just want to... (inhales deeply and grunts) protect her. pl

marcus grayson breaks down how it happened. >>reporter: tim logan roselle this is what it looks like on sundays. empty tables and just a few customers. this is because of liquidsthat limits on alcohol can be sold on sunday.>>the city limits, the closest bar is a mile away. so it's convenient for them. but when they go there. i am not getting them back. >>reporter: for nearly 30 years. his business and others were on an equal playing field . but now he says his business is down nearly 15%. he is not alone. you're looking at a business that operates in the city of lakeland so that means they can start selling alcohol at 7 am on sunday but if you walk 40 yards across this way. he also sells alcohol but he cannot start until noon. they don't take the new law, why data. he went door-to-door asking people who sell alcohol to sign a petition. on tuesday, he presented the commissioners. >> customers will go into the city limits to make purchases. >>reporter: the county needs to wake up. this is not about current business . the future b

and now 10 news polk county reporter marcus grayson has learned a new proposal could dictate where they can live. >> reporter: andrew morrisy has been a firefighter for the city of avon park 14 years. where he chooses to live has never been an issue until now. >> a juno rule is you could live about to lake josephine which about is 20 manage miles away. i live inside of that circle. >> reporter: now, the city manager is considering a change that would require all firefighters to live in the city. >> which would cause awe great disservice to hem and their families. >> reporter: the cap tape supports the idea of requiring new hires to live in the city limits but he is concerned that this proposal actually gives the city manager an excuse to eliminate jobs. >> this is the worst condition, almost a hostile work environment. >> reporter: the firefighters i spoke with today say they are abeen asked to move within the city. they say it is very hypocritical because the city manager himself doesn't live in the city. >> the reality is i'm in the a first responder. they are. they have to arrive in

sharyl: democrat alan grayson doesn't see a risk to allowing detainees to come to the u.s. rep. grayson: is there really any doubt that we would lose control over the prisoners of guantanamo bay if they were not at guantanamo bay? sharyl: graham insists since congressional funds e needed to transfer prisoners, it's the republican-led congress, not the president, who will decide guantanamo's fate. sen. graham: anybody who believes now is the time to close guantanamo bay is obama's delusion about how the war is actually going. he has no idea. he has no idea about the threats we face. if he had any idea, this is the last thing he would do. sharyl: you're calling president obama delusional on this. sen. graham: yeah. totally. he's totally delusional about the state of play in the mideast. sharyl: in the recent defense spending bill, congress included a ban on transferring prisoners to the u.s. president obama said the gitmo part might violate the separation of powers. that leaves open the ideas that he could try to use executive authority to again bypass congress. still ahead on "fu

grayson allen led duke with 17 and pulls them within one. clemson up three in the landry second half. nnoko, with one of his four blocks, also scored 12 points. we go the other way. avry holmes, no, but jordon roper, yes. clemson leads by five. duke terms it to one with under 20 seconds to go and roper with a nice dive to blossomgame for the flush. with 17. another ranked team goes down at the well. 68 to 63. undefeated south carolina on the road last night visiting alabama. the gamecocks were one of two undefeated teams until they ran into this man, riley doris. he tied his career high in the first 20 minutes with 18 points. gamecocks trail 35 to 22 at break. second half, usc now down 26, duane notice and one. that was the first basket for the gamecocks in 14 minutes. alabama rolling away with this one. they upset the 19th-ranked team in the country and south carolina suffers their first loss of the year, falling 73 to 50. outdoors. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from

schools surprise and be going to hours later at write about recently with some disruptive weather grayson county will be in a wind advisory that means wind gusts over there at mark spector to be in the 30 maybe 40 mile an hour range and winter weather visors go up for western greenbrier and pocahontas county interviewing area and that's that's because one maybe 2 inches of snow could fall there it will be confined to the mountains it's him down now working through west virginia and showers continue to skirt the east coast we were in between major fast-moving clouds but no additional precipitation in our area visually think will happen during happen during the overnight invented tomorrow were looking at clear skies and in partly cloudy skies and gusty winds also known as tomorrow's little bit cooler across the the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says last weekend's blizzard is officially the fourth most powerful snowstorm to hit the northeast in more than 60 years. noaa says this storm affected more than 100 million people and covered about 26 states. the national weather s

very interesting to hear him citing congressman alan grayson. he's running for the senate in florida. he's talking about bringing a lawsuit against ted cruz. there's an old saying in politics that is sort of the fringe is the extremes on each side reinforce each other. and maybe you're seeing a bit of that with trump and with grayson. they are touting the same message, each getting political benefit from that. just in terms of the polling, though, we can give you the latest numbers from the msnbc marist survey. this is in the last 24 hours in iowa. donald trump is only four points behind ted cruz right now. this is good news for donald trump because the story of the month has been ted cruz surging in iowa. there was talk that cruz may run away and hide with the race, open up a double-digit lead and trump is only four points behind in iowa. we still have three weeks to go but the idea that cruz was going to really put distance there hasn't happened yet. you can quickly look at why that is. evangelical voters is a huge part of the equation in iowa

this man says he would, allen grayson of florida, all right, congressman. you're going to sue about ted cruz's qualifications to be president of the united states? >> sure, if he's the nominee, i will do that. >> why? >> because the constitution means what it says and says what it means. i don't agree there's consensus about this at all. larry trite seems to be on my side of the argument. >> let's just be clear here. this naturalized at birth is something that's been implemented by statute, constitution says natural born citizen, most people interpret the naturalized by birth now in this modern era means a natural born citizen, and that's a sort of important principle, right, if you're outside of the country and your kid is born, you want them to be an american citizen, right? >> look, there's a legal argument which you just addressed and a factual argument. let's start with the legal argument. you seem to think that natural born citizen means somebody born to an american parent, right. there is not much legal authority to support that and the supreme court

millions of dollars the city will make by selling the land from the trop sits now. 10 news reporter grayson kamm is live at tropicanna field. the rays say they want to stay in tampa bay. to do that they need a new ballpark and need to look on both sides of the bay for a location. >> reporter: this new deal requires that search to take six months to get the communities involved time to make their cases to the team. that kicks off a new episode of everyone's favorite 1980's show the dating game. bachelor number one is the hillsborough working group. a team of five elected officials and business leaders. they'll argue to the rays that cheaper park. number two is the baseball campaign. the rays building a new ballpark in the same location as tropicanna field. st. pete has more tax money than hillsborough to help with the up front costs of the ballpark. they may face some of the attendance challenges they have for years. bachelor number three is a group pushing for a ballpark in the gateway area of pinnelas at the west end of the howard frankland bridge. that's the battle that will go into motio

but a democratic congressman, alan grayson of florida is saying: rep alan grayson, d-florida, senate candidate -- says will sue of cruz wins nomination -- cruz's mother "may have given up us citizenship" he will sue if cruz wins the nomination. that cruz's mother may have given up u-s citizenship. "democrats love to see controversy among republicans so theyre just pour gasoline on the fire hoping the entire house burns down." cruz, in iowa today, where he is polling ahead of trump... father. presidential candidate :xx-:xx"and he and my mom went on to start a small business together. so i grew up in texas." but cruz was born in canada, where his u-s born mom lived so long she qualified for canadian citizenship. he says he's a natural born u-s citizen eligible to be president? presidential candidate :xx- :xx"people will continue to make political noise about it, but as a legal matter it is quite straight forward." a law professor disagrees "it's not clear. i think the better argument is that he is qualified. but it's not clear." and it's not clear if the questions are cutting into cruz

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