as kevin o'donnell tells us, the bucks have the player who is the perfect mix of skill and marts. >> cameron brady is used to intense competition. he got into harvard, after all. in a way the nfl is no different, only the elite make it in. less than a year ago he was cut by the bucs. >> it was a major bummer to get cut. i tried to stay as positive as i could given the situation. >> the saints picked him up mostly to pick his brain about the bucs. i don't want to be a traitor to the bucs, but i had to give them

as kevin o'donnell tells us, the bucks have the player who is the perfect mix of skill and marts. >> cameron brady is used to intense competition. he got into harvard, after all. in a way the nfl is no different, only the elite make it in. less than a year ago he was cut by the bucs. >> it was a major bummer to get cut. i tried to stay as positive as i could given the situation. >> the saints picked him up mostly to pick his brain about the bucs. i don't want to be a traitor to the bucs, but i had to give them something. a little bit but not too much. >> a week later they snatched him off the qu, relief to dirk koetter. >> it just worked out we had a chance to get him back. >> since his return he's passing all the tests. he went from castoff to clinching the starting tight end spot. earning a degree from harvard is wft mos accomplishments in the country. being a harvard guy in the nfl carries a bit of a stigma. >> probably a little bit. a lot of guys want to talk about my classes, how hard was it and everything? >> the bucs have a cast of intelligents players and a new tight end from

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our kevin o'donnell has his story. >> reporter: robert ayers on the side of chaos. he brings to the bucs what they've been missing. an edge rusher with an attitude. he brings grit. >> sometimes, you know, things happen and, you know, fights break out. i've never b of a team where there aren't fights and guys going at each other's neck. but it's the nature of the beast. i want to win. >> reporter: ayers saltiness is spreading. even when he is on the sidelines. >> it's great. we need it. i mean, we need that. and i think if you are have really been paying attention i think you see he's got other guys falling in line behind him. that's a great thing to see. >> reporter: the bucs love the grit ayers brings to the defense but the offensive players will tell you in training camp that your skin. he get under my skin a lot. he kind of get upt wit alittle . then you realize he is on your team. >> every day we go out there and literally watch film and feel like he is doing some extra stuff. every day we watch film we're like they're doing something. i'm sure they're saying th

our kevin o'donnell has his story. >> reporter: robert ayers on the side of chaos. he brings to the bucs what they've been missing. an edge rusher with an attitude. he brings grit. >> sometimes, you know, things break out. i've never been part of a team where there aren't fights and guys going at each other's neck. but it's the nature of the beast. i want to win. >> reporter: ayers saltiness is spreading. even when he is on the sidelines. >> it's great. we need it. i mean, we need that. and i think if you are have really been paying attention i think you see he's got other guys falling in line behind him. that's a great thing to see. >> reporter: the bucs love the grit ayers brings to the defense but the offensive players will tell you in training camp that grit definitely skin. >> a lot of it will get under your skin. he get under my skin a lot. he kind of get upset with him a little bit. then you realize he is on your team. >> every day we go out there and literally watch film and feel like he is doing some extra stuff. every day we watch film we're like they're d

here's kevin o'donnell. >> it was far from perfect. this is the preseason. bucs with build off a win like this, though. they ran all over a tough yards on the ground. did it without doug martin, but there were plenty of issues to still iron out with two preseason games left. sluggish start for the starters after a missed field goal. problems for jameis winston picked off right there by duane gratz. winston 0 for 6 in the first passes. the jags make the most of it. yelleden, and no one picked them up. 7-0 jacksonville. 14-play drive. winston with an alley-oop to mike evans. he brings it down for a 7-7 lead. winston's night is over. the jags match the bucs with their own long drive. blake bortles completes six out of seven passes on the drives. 14-7 jacksonville. the bucs heat up inside, two minutes to play in the first half. mike glennen gets the bucs into the end zone. ve quiet so far, has the first interception right before the half. the first of two for hard graves on the night. they have to settle for a field goal right here. the bucs hang on to win it 27

. >> however, aguayo is not the only one that struggled today as kevin o'donnell tells us. both teams had issues in the first dual practice. the planned practice session didn't go as scheduled, even on the bucs home turf. day one against the browns looked eerily similar to day one against jacksonville last week. unimpressive, especially to the bucs head coach. >> no juice. no juice. no one wanted to practice today. >> reporter: dirk koetter didn't see how his defense matched up against the browns, but his players give themselves passing grades. >> i feel like we played our keys and what we needed to do. perfect and that's the thing, perfection. >> while dirk koetter wasn't impressed with the lack of juice on offense, josh mccown was impressed with the new level of intensity he sees in the bucs defense. >> they're flying around, and for these first two weeks. ilts it's early and nobody is happy wherer this. they're flying around and playing hard. >> what's most disappointing about the bucs on offense is it came against a browns defense that withered in the extreme heat. rude

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. >> reporter: the sign says many bags look alike, but not kevin o'donnell's.ther flew in on the only carry on bag that can carry a person p >> you go from a regular carry on. i usually pop up my foot begs firth, pull up your handle, hit the power button -- >> it is easy to ride even for a clutsy reporter. >> whether or not you think is the best way to get around the airport, it is definitely the best way to start a conversation at the airport without turning a few heads. taking a joyride through the baggage claim is the best way for kevin to tell his story. >> i'll be a customer, good luck. >> happy to give demos. after that the bag practically sells itself. >> it's cool, it's great, i'm thinking about getting one. >> it's not cheap, $1500 when it ships next year, or $1000 if you buy one now. >> it won't hold a ambition shoe collection. >> it makes you feel like a kid again. >> can i photo bomb you? >> channelling their inner child there. switching gears, we will send it other to lisa with a check of your bay area forecast. >> good morning. we have been watchi

everett mayor carlo demarria was unavailable because he was sick with the flu and kevin o'donnell say they have records and unacceptable uber still allowed them to contribution. >> it is loop ramping and disturbing and something needs to be done with respect to the screening pr >> griffin also suspected of similar incidents in malden. the mother of one malden teen told us griffin propositioned daughter just last week. >> why is he out on the street and registered as sexual predator. i don't understand this. i don't understand the criminal justice system. >> stephanie: amend the legislation to immediately drivers should be thoroughly vetted and they were not. >> jessica: uber says they did background check on griffin once he started working for them and actually passed the background check and had no idea he was arrested last year. so far uber and mayor have not decided on a time to meet. in everett i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox25 >> julie: fbi got tip from worried person. >> jessica: look at house right across the street from where i'm standing outside of his door there's an american

here's kevin o'donnell. >> good morning. more touchdowns and more turnovers. other than that, dirk koetter is press pleased with the clubbing of cleveland. this is the one preseason game that the players and coach give the most credibility to, and the bucs checked off a lot of boxes on their wish list on saturday night. after getting just one sack in jacksonville, the bucs defense brought a lot of heat to the browns. they racked up eight sacks on the night, the most in a preseason game for the bucs since 2000. how about this? that's the most teams in the leagues right now, 27 of them, have less than eight for three games. that's really incredible right now.pbucs have 13 total, which the league. overall their defense is ranked second in the nfl. other, you know. when you rush as a unit and not as individuals, that type of stuff can happen. >> we have a good group. smith showed up and kwan had a sack and howard jones had a couple of plays, kourtnei brown had a sack at the end. when you have a pass rush and hold up the man coverage, that's pressure. i mean, it's

here is fox13's kevin o'donnel. >> good morning. call it a mental toughness day for the bucs on saturday. back in training camp in pads. after arriving back from philly early friday morning, this is a chance to work out some soreness and to the offense to finally get better of the bucs defense to this week in jacksonville after a 17-9 loss to the eagles. this may help. jame us winston, defensive jackson with a tow tapping touchdown. the bucks first team offense finally getting on the board against their first team. they wept 0-9 earlier in the week and didn't play great in philadelphia. good for the team to get their legs back after a tough turn around. we got wack at 2:30 in the morning. they are so far after a game. first time playing live in a few months -- they are sore after a game. this is still training camp. >> in new york they turned back the clock 20 years to celebrate the yankee's 1996 world series team. and facing tyler in his first major league at bat and neither one will forget this one. austin with a homer at his firs

mayor carlos demario was unavailable because he is sick with the flu but his chief of staff, kevin o'donnell, told us both drivers have record and said it's unacceptable uber still allowed them to continue driving. >> it is very alarming and disturbing and something needs similar incidents in malden. the mother of one malden teen told us griffin propositioned her daughter just last week. >> how is he an approved driver and why is he on the street and not registered as a sexual predator? >> demario is asking the ledge slay can structure to act and writing amend the legislation to immediately require thorough background checks for all drivers and require fingerprinting. clearly, these drivers should be thoroughly vetted and they were not. so far the mayor and uber meet. in everett, i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> a lot of sup out there today for the minnows to take a swim at nickerson beach in quincy. chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is here, and today was a little cooler but you are tracking the return of that humidity? >> yeah, it's going to be more humid and hotter tomorrow, 2

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. >> o'donnell: house myajit ader kevin mccarthy said today the house will consider $1.1 billion in funding for the battle against zika when it returns from vacation next week. now, that is $800 million less director tom frieden about funding cries. >> reporter: how much money you have spent so far, about? >> we we allated $222 million for domestic zika control. already about $200 million of that is out e door, a the rest will be gone in the comg weeks. we basically running on empty at this point. >> reporter: what happens when you run on empty? >> that means that we're having to make really difficult choices. we're having to not invest in some of the longer term things that are so down on our work to improve diagnosis of zika, and improving e way we control mosquitoes. >> reporter: do you think it's fair to say what we've already blown the chance to get ahead of the zik epidemic? >> it's not too late. if congress acts soon, we can invest in programs that will help us understand zika better, diagnose it better, and control it better. reporter: is theoney going to be there when congress retu

. >> i'm norah o'donnell withanty mason and kevin frazier from for months trump said he would document all undocumented immigrants. >> everyone else will go through a process, trump did not explain what the process would be, he no longer insists on raids, arrests and lengthy deportation proceedings. >> you don't have to put them in a detention center. >> keep i'm not going to put them in a detention center. mr. trump you cited dwight eisenhower >> that was in 1952 who by the way deported millions of people. >> he rounded them up. he took them out and so when you cited him as an example of someone that you would emulate that's what the solution is. >> no i said it's something that has been done in a strong manner. i don't agree with that. about president eisenhower's deportation program in the 1950s. >> dwight eisenhower. you don't get nicer, you don't get friendlier, they moved 1.5 people out. we have no choice. lot of people liked ike. >> he deported as you rightly pointed about 1 million back in the early '50s. believe me when i tell you, mr. trump, that was brutal what they did to t

>>> i'm norah o'donnell with anthony mason and kevin frazier. >>> for more than a year donald trump said as president he would deport america's 11 million undocumented immigrants. now he says he would deport only the bad ones. in his mind, he says harden criminals and felons. >> everyone else will go through a process. trump did not explain last night what that process would be, but he no longer insists on raids, arrests and lengthy deportation proceedings. >> you don't have to put them in a detention sender. >> you would k homes. >> i never said -- i never heard the term. i'm not going to put them in a detention center, no. >> mr. trump, you sited dwight eisenhower on this program -- >> that was in 1952. >> right. >> who by the way deported tremendous numbers, millions and millions. >> he rounded them up. he took them out. so when you sited him as an example of someone that you would emulate, that's what the conclusion is. >> yeah. i said that it's something that has been done in a very strong manner. i don't agree with that. about president eisenhower's deportation program in the 1950s

. >>> i'm norah o'donnell with anthony mason and kevin frazier from our partners at "entertainment tonight." >>> rescuers are still looking for survivors from italy's can you imagine? this 10-year-old girl was pulled to safety after being trapped upside down for 17 hours in a collapsed building. the death toll rose dramatically overnight. the number now is 240. we have a new sense of the scope of the destruction. >>> this is amatrice before the earthquake. this is what this row of buildings looks like now. take a look at what the quake did to another building. after the facade tumbled down. >>> more severe storms could impact the midwest today after damaging tornadoes ripped through the region. at least 21 twisters were reported in central indiana yesterday. they caused widespread destruction. dozens of homes were damaged or destroyed. more than 35,000 homes lost power across the state. indiana governor and republican vice presidential nominee mike pence is touring the damage this morning. he said it is remarkable no one >>> donald trump is still pushing for minority support while speaking

. >> i'm norah o'donnell with anthony mason and kevin frazier. charlie and gail are off. with charges of racism. trump repeated his claim yesterday that clinton is a bigot sing it's because she's selling african-americans and hispanics down the tubes. clinton said ump, quote, has built his campaign on present disa prejudice and paranoia. >> in just this past week under the guise of outreach to african-americans, trump has stood up in front of largely white audiences and described black communities in such insulting and ignorant terms -- poverty, rejection, horrible education, no housing, no homes, no ownership. trump misses so much. he doe't see the success of black leaders in every field, the vibrancy of black-owned businesses, the strength of the black church. he certainly doesn't have any solutions to take on the reality of systemic racism and create more equity and opportunity in >> last night on cnn, trump atr addressed the charge that his treach is insulting. >> one of the things yeeen saying recently in talking to african-americans addressing em in large rallies is

>>> i'm norah o'donnell with anthony mason and kevin frazier. rescued dozens of people from collapsed buildings after 6.2 earthquake. >> 38 people are reported death. the earthquake devastated amatrice north of rome. seth doane is live in that town this morning. >> reporter: good morning. we have made it into the center of amatrice, one of the hardest-hit towns following this earthquake and just take a look at the main street here. up and down, you workers, stretchers here. this is the town where the local mayor had said all of our town is gone. and standing here on this main street, you can see what he was talking about. take a look at the clock tower here. the time on the clock stopped just after 3:30 this morning. that was the time that the earthquake shook this part of central italy. this is a remote mountainous tourists, that remote part has made it even more difficult for rescue workers to make it up into these small towns. you can see rescuers, some professional, some just everyday people, citizens on top of this rubble here digging throu

martha's vineyard only to find the lock had been changed. [ laughter ] >>> i'm norah o'donnell with anthony mason and kevinayle are off. >>> donald trump says he would deport 11 million undocumented immigrants now he says only the bad ones. >> trump did not explain what the process would be, but he no longer insists on raids arrests and lengthy deportation proceedings. >> we don't have to put them in a deportation center. >> you never would do that? >> no, i never said that, i never heard the term. >> mr. trump, you cited dwight eisenhower on this program -- >> who, by the way, deported a tremendous number of people. >> he rounded them up. he took them out. so when you cited him as an example of someone you would emulate, that's what the conclusion is. >> yeah. i said it's something that has been done in a very strong manner. i don't agree with that. about president eisenhower's deportation program in the 1950s. >> dwight eisenhower, you don't get nicer. you don't get friendlier, they moved 1.5 million people out. we have no choice. >> a lot of people like that. >>okay. now, he deported as you rightly poin

. >>> i'm norah o'donnell with anthony mason and kevin frazier from our partners in entertainment tonight. charlie and gayle are off, together, who knows. [ laughter ]. >> hope you guys are having fun. >>> there are new signs that donald trump's immigration policy may be more flexible than he says in public. trump met privately on saturday with his new counsel of hispanic advisers. he reportedly gave them the mpression that mass deportations are shift in one of trump's signature policies. he's been talking about it for more than a year. >> 11, 12 million illegal immigrants still in the country, what do you do? >> whatever the number is. they're doing well, going out and coming back in illegally because you said -- >> your rounding them up. >> we're rounding them up in a very humane way. i know it doesn't sound nice, but not everything is nice. >> it doesn't sound practical. >> it is practical. it's going to work. deportation force and do it humanely. >> we have 11 million people in this country that came in illegally. they will go out. >> back in january, you gave an off the record interv

that's the big three. [ cheers and applause ] >>> i'm norah o'donnell with anthony mason and kevin frazier from partners at "entertainment >>> hillary clinton and donald trump are bombarding each other with charges of racism. trump repeated his claim yesterday saying trump is a big g ot saying she's selling hispanics and african-americans down the tubes. clinton says trump has built his campaign on hate and paranoia. >> in just this past week under the guise of outreach to african-americans, trump has stood up in front of largely white audiences and described black communities in such poverty, rejection, horrible education, no housing, no homes, no ownership. trump misses so much. he doesn't see the success of black leaders in every field, the vibrancy of black owned for colors of every american. >> last night on cnn trump addressed the charge that his outreach is insulting. >> one of the things you've been saying recently in talking to african-americans, addressing them in large rallies, is saying what have you got to lose. what the hell have you got to lose? >> absolutely. that's the way

. >> i'm norah o'donnell with anthony mason and kevin frazier. charlie and gayle are off. together?>>> new signs that donald trump's immigration policy may be more flexible than he says in public. trump met privately on saturday with his new council of hispanic advisers. he reportedly gave them the impression that mass deportations are unrealistic. >> that would be a significant shift in one of trump's signature policies. he has been talking about it for more than a year. >> 11, 12 million illegal immigrants. >> whatever the number is. >> still in the country. what do you do? >> if they are doing well, they are going on and coming back in illegally. >> you're rounding them up? >> we are rounding them up in a very humane way. i know it doesn't sound nice, but not everything is nice. someone has to do it. >> it's practical? >> it is practical. it's going to work. force and do it humanly. we have 11 million people in this country came in illegally and they will go out. >> back in january you gave off-the-record interview to "the new york times" and apparently audiotaped. did you tell t