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police in lakeland sayt real. they also said, quote, who says dinosaurs are not extinct. >> and what do you think the alligator is eating to get that size? >> i'm still not convinced it's real. other al gators. >>> 4:41. we want to check in with sheena parveen. have you seen those size gators? >> i am from florida. my dad saw a gator when he was golfing the other day. but remember when jim carrey was in the rhino? i bet somebody was in that thing. that is not normal. >> you see those inner florida. >>> this morning before you head outside, here is what you need to wear. raincoat, an umbrella before you leave. i think we'll see more showers around lunchtime .some rein boots. we have shaurt on the radar. the one thing you don't need and probably won't need for a while, the sun saurs down to our south and west. let's get a check on the radz this morning with melissa molek. >> we have some road work. big look at the belt away been inhe looking and outer look, no work to record there through those areas this morning an

that is a giant alligator in the reserve in lakeland, florida.e video of the reptile appearing out of the brush and walking a i cros crose trail. she called it nature at its best. >> looks like a dragon. >> now the weather from cecily tynan. >> you asked with when was the last time we had two sunny days in a row? it was a week ago, sunday and monday. you probably weren't outside to enjoy it because it happened when temperatures were in the 20s. it was sunny but cold. we are not getting a lot of sunny days this week. we have a bit of activity on the radar. we have been dealing with light showers moving through overnight. that continues as we head through the morning hours. temperatures will be dropping somewhat, not much from where we are in philadelphia, 38-degrees. the poconos down to 32. allentown and redding close to the freezing mark. we have a advisory in effect for the far northern county, burke, lehigh, and the poconos. we are not expecting a lot of rain, clouds, spotty areas of rain, wider view showing rain to the west moving through late

and check out this video from lakeland, florida, and alligator roaming about. the woman who shot this video of the gator, estimated to be at least 12 feet long. it would take someone awfully brave to get those exact measurements. doug: here is some -- jummy: here's some video coming into our newsroom. abc 7 was there when mike pence visit the -- visited the mlk memorial. he visited the site, shook hands with onlookers, and took some video as well. ringling bros. and barnum & stopy circus will make a from march 31 through april 2. when the show leaves town, it is never coming back. it will close for good in may. >> ring laying brothers and barnum and bailey elephants x an american> institution calling it quits after 146 years. sad, and it we are was a very difficult decision to make. >> the famous three ring circus has 1800s. they had the first african-american ringmaster in a major circus in 1999. but the nonstop battles with animal-rights groups led to the show removing its star elephants. >> after we retired the elephants from the touring units, we saw a much

. >> yeah, people who visited wild life reserve at lakeland florida call him mr. hump back. >> like the size of a horse. >> he's huge yes that is a gator. no question about that. >> uh-huh. >> hi, katie. >> does look prehistoric to me it looks like a dinosaur. >> like a steinga sauer us. >> it doesn't occur to you to be scared. >> or hungry licking his chop chops. >> jim and i would be going the opposite direction nrailing arms and streaking. >> and i would be in front of you gone katie. >> we would be in her dust eating it i think. what we will find here today as we turn our focus to weather, guys is a little wet weather rolling on through here and what we can end up with across the far north and west suburbs especially a little icing which we'll get to you and we'll take you to storm scan and tri-state sweep now and snapshot view of radar. locally it's southern new jersey and delaware at the moment getting hit with the most in terms of wet weather. it's light showers right now as you look off north and west that little batch woreing its way right over 81 right n

this video was taken by tourist at lakeland, florida.xperts estimate this alligator to be around 15 feet long and weigh more than 800 pounds. it really is huge. here he is taking a stroll before he slips back into the comfort of his swamp. respect for those who were brave enough to stand there and take pictures and video. time for a quick reminder of our headlines this hour. at least 50 people have been killed in nigeria after the air force there mistakenly bombed a refugee camp. aid workers were among the victims. the bombers were supposed to haram.the group boko britain will withdraw from the single market and take back control of its borders. british prime minister theresa may has been laying out her plans for brexit. we will have more on brexit now with charles, who is here with today's top business news. ministerthe u.k. prime made a pledge to exit the single market tuesday afternoon in her speech, saying london will have to renegotiate a new trade deal with the european union as well as with other countries. this opens up a whole n

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a giant alligator slowly walking across a trail in lakeland, florida. it happened at the circle b bar reserve. visitors come to the reserve to see a wide variety of plants and wild dpts life. before you start calling this a fake video, regulars at the reserve say the gator has been around for decades. so much so they have a name for him. hu humpback. >> the thing is so old. >> it's probably not even on your mind. i'm talking about those beach tags. >> it's going to cost just a little more at some shore points this summer. eye with it niece news has confirmed in avalon the price of beach tags will increase by a dollar. the seasonal price will go from $22 to 23 bucks. stone harbor will raise its price as well. >> usually so jealous of seeing those videos in the middle of wivrnt, but it hasn't been that bad. it's going to get even warmer through the rest of the week. we're talking about temperatures heading to an average of 20 degrees above normal and that's sustained over the course of at least a week. a lot of times it lasts for a couple of days and then

florida officials say crowd have people of shown up this lakeland florida's circle b bar hoping for a glimpse of the gator and one bolted off path looking for it. officials say they don't want to put down the alligator especially if someone is doing something they should not. public is asked to steer clear of the giant alligator. >>> poor thing looks like he has got arthritis, moving awfully slow there but my grandmother had arthritis but if you need to move fast, she would. leave the poor alligator alone >> is what name, hunch back. >> he is just minding his business. >> can't we just leave him alone. >> if he eats you, oh, well. >> yeah, that is how it goes. >> dope i people. >> but it is true, he has been in his habitat, let him be. >> leave him alone. >> i can understand the draw because it is fascinate to go watch that video but, you know , watch the video. >> safety of your home. >> bingo. >> exactly. >> hi, katie. >> let's switch gears. i have a lot of very warm weather to tell but here. we're expecting temperatures in the 50's in the next couple of days, the entire seven take

a giant alligator slowly walking across a trail in lakeland, florida. it happened at the circle b bar reserve. visitors come to the reserve to see a wide variety of plants and wild dpts life. before you start calling this a fake video, regulars at the reserve say the gator has been around for decades. so much so they have a name for him. hu humpback. >> the thing is so old. >> it's probably not even on your mind. i'm talking about those beach tags. >> it's going to cost just a little more at some shore points this summer. eye with it niece news has confirmed in avalon the price of beach tags will increase by a dollar. the seasonal price will go from $22 to 23 bucks. stone harbor will raise its price as well. >> usually so jealous of seeing those videos in the middle of wivrnt, but it hasn't been that bad. it's going to get even warmer through the rest of the week. we're talking about temperatures heading to an average of 20 degrees above normal and that's sustained over the course of at least a week. a lot of times it lasts for a couple of days and then

watch as giant alligator emerges from the bushes at a nature preserve in lakeland florida it was caughtvideo at the circle b barry serve. visitors come to see the reserve to see wide variety of plants and animals and apparently giant alligators, too. local residents have nicknamed this alligator hump back because of its massive size. those people are crazy. they need to get away from hump back. >> it look like a dinosaur. it looks prehistoric, right. >> hump back he's paying them no mind. just minding his own business much that's what he looks like. >> we'll be right back ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. there's only one way to travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. and that's with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. television icon betty white turns 95 today. >> katie and i betty only gets better with age. the multi talented white has spent 75

snapped the pictures and wanted it happen from a few -- watched it happen from a few feet away if lakeland, florida over the weekend. >> i probably should have been a little more afraid than i was. i was just so inspired by seeing this amazing creature. come across the path. who obviously had been there for decades. >> and obviously he was not hungry. the gator known as mr. humpback is about 12 feet long and weighs close to 1,000 pounds. this video has gotten more than 200,000 views since it was posted sunday. amazing. >>> we have one final look at the forecast when we come back. stay with us. >>> tonight on wusa9 news at 5:00, how people in downtown d.c. are coping with all the disruptions as a result of the inauguration preps. >>> why some people in frederick say we need protests this weekend to unite the country. >>> and we'll tell you about a donald trump themed popup bar on capitol hill. >>> okay, use your wusa9 app today to get the latest on the rain headed back into the area. 55 degrees today. that really doesn't happen until about midnight. we'll be into the 40s and low 50s for muc

police in lakeland, florida said this is fact the real deal. look how huge it is. >> that is a real teal. the video was posted to to the police department's facebook page. the massive gator started walking across can the path as people stood and watched felting the video, taking as well. it's huge. >> did they assume because he was walking slow the gator wouldn't eat them? >> that's too close for comfort, don't you think? they can run fast on land. >> there is a tech neck of running in zigzags so they can't get you. >> yes. so sam has been around al gators too. >> it looked like they were slowing things down there. we have parking lot delays. >> our live cameras showing the oakland bart station. we thought we might see more. there are reports of major delays with the bart system. why? there was a problem outside the embarcadero system. our chopper is looking for any other issues we'll show you the delay on the grid. 20 minutes or more system wide. again, because of an earlier problem which has been cleared. muni is not experiencing any delays w

. >> in a wildlife preserve in lakeland outside of tampa.his video yesterday on her walk through the preserve, ladies and gentlemen. look at the tail on that thing. >> they must assume that alligator is very, very full because those people are awfully close. >> apparently the locals know of this alligator very much. they've seen it around. they call it the hunchback. >> look at him. wow! >> oh, my gosh. >> you ever see one of those upclose you'll know what the dinosaurs looked like. >> that's a lot of belts. lot of shoes. >> cowboy boot. >> when this beautiful giant beast expires naturally and peacefully, of course. >> that's what -- >> everybody knew that's what you meant. >> tale of two pretties. >> no crocodile tears here for that joke. >>> days away from the inauguration, many glimpses of trump's management style. no matter how the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined approach remains. global markets may be uncertain... but you can feel confident in our investment experience around the world. call us or your advisor... t

the giant alligator is casually walking through lak lakeland florida circle b gardens they call him humpack and regulars that come to see the flowers say the gator has been there decades. meisha want a pet pig. these people have gators who are we to judge jim donovan. >> look at those people stan standing there. >> gator can move quickly i would not stand there taking picture of that. >> in florida they're used to it right? >> coming up a little later pat galen shows us new workout that has you feel a little beat. >> okay also ahead cleaning out your ears. apparently there's a rite and wrong way to do it. dr. rob will joins us with the news plus this. >> thousands are expected to fill the streets for women's march on washington. what do they hope to accomplis >>> welcome to your health with joan lunden presented by centers for disease control and prevention. >> hi. i'm joan lunden. diabetes is an alarming health epidemic in the united states affecting more than 29 million people and many of them don't even know the risk factors. today i am joined by dr. ann albright, director of the cdc'

police in lakeland, florida, say it is the real thing. they shared the video of the gator on their facebook page and says who says dinosaurs are extinct? >> and that's exactly what it looks like, some prehistoric creature. i love how the people in the back, theyre just standing there. how do you know all of a sudden this alligator isn't going to snap? >> well, he lks really full and a little uncomfortable. he looks kind of uncomfortable. he probably couldn't run that fast after you. he probably just ate something. >> i don't want to test whether he wants to eat more. >> i am from florida. we have al gators on the golf course all the time. i've never seen one that big. >> a lot going on there. >>> we're not going to see that today. maybe a few showers around, though. for the morning commute, the roads are wet. but as far as the rain is concerned, take a look at the radar. not much on it locally, except for maybe a few spripgels now. we have more rain off to the west. that rain, i think, will have a around lunchtime today. so before you lea

florida officials say crowds have people have shown up at lakeland florida circle barge hoping for glimpsee gator. one bolted off the path looking for it. dude, stay on the path. stay on the path. officials say they don't want to put gator down if it is because someone is doing something that they shouldn't. they are urging the public to steer clear of the massive alligator. >>> after your next trip to the doctor's office you may head home with a shopping list instead of the prescription. health reporter stephanie stahl is in the einstein health care science center to explain, the new trend. >> reporter: science of nutrition has expanded, dramatically, with more doctors, now putting food, ahead of the medicine, to help cure what always you. >> they are expensive. >> reporter: it the is not the that doctor eric applebaum is against medications but just found a more effective way to treat his patients. >> patient that is trust their physicians, take their medications more, so why not extend that to food prescriptions. >> reporter: goal now is to have doctors be the front line for nutrition i

it was spotted in a neighbor discovery center in lakeland, florida, yesterday.bviously, the video is popular online right now. viewers are calling this gator a dinosaur. >> wow. looks like one. >> enjoy your mlk day. hope you do good. we'll be back in 25 minutes. >> go look for otters today. >> why not? >> why not? >> have a great day. heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing coughing breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathinh oxygen mask covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, donald trump's obamacare bombshell. the president-elect now promising insurance for everyone but not revealing specifics as he goes on the attack taking on our european allies and the head of the cia after that nasty fight with civil rights icon congressman john lewis. now, dozens of democrats boycotting the inauguration just four days away. >>> breaking this morning, a 747 crashing right into a neighborhood overseas killing at least 33 people. the

host: mark is calling in from lakeland, florida on our democrats line. caller: my question is for both of these two gentleman, who politicians and trying to score a political point instead of tackle the issues. the issue is security of the country in jeopardy. the issue is that exaggerating one little thing and make it too big because of oppositions. and the nation, by forgetting about the actual problem is the issue here. host: you can start, jim. ,uest: it is interesting to me sure, there is political theater but when you talk to the senators, the congressman, the people in the administration and transition team, they do care very deeply about the security of the country. it was a shock to me when i first got to do it, but people take your point. the security of the country is essential but do not take the political theater as what we are doing. i think our political leaders care very deeply about this. guest: i thought the hearing yesterday was very thoughtful, and it was not overly partisan. sometimes partisan questions were made, but you saw in fact

. >> so i told you where lakeland in case you do or don't want to visit having seen this video. >> heer. he's moving moving kind of slow. >> for now. >> alicia, thanks very much. >>> let's get another check on the roads right now. >> matt standing by now with the update for us. hey, matt. >> good thing he's not moving very fast and you, too, haven't been moving really fast which is not a good thing brian and sharrie on the pennsylvania turnpike in chester county this afternoon but the good news is we're starting to move a little bit faster. now 42 miles an hour where last half hour speeds were in the teens headed eastbound on the turnpike toward downingtown. the increase is because the crash eastbound approaching the downingtown interchange has cleared out. so we're starting to pick up the pace. at this point stick with the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound is getting better. some people have been using 422 to get around a crash in berks county. 724 is closed because of that accident between 176 and gibraltar road by the turkey hill. 422 is an option. you could use business 422 but 724

i mentioned to you yesterday a 90-year-old lakeland woman was foreclosured on because of a 27 cent payment error. i did not mention two others, foreclosuring on an 80-year-old orange park florida woman that your bank claimed didn't live in the home when, in fact, she did and she happened to have the foreclosure papers served on her in the home that the bank said she didn't live in. another example a married couple in their 50s trying to make the best of everything. they asked for a loan modification of west bank and then which they were eligible for and instead they were foreclosu foreclosed on. explain to the committee if you would and i think you're an earnest, well intentioned person but you're sitting there as ceo and this stuff is happening that is very unfair to little people. why? >> first of all, senator, again, thank you for taking the opportunity to meet with me. i appreciated that and the time to speak about these important issues. let me first say, to the extent that we make any errors or we ever foreclosed on anybody, i completely understand that the hardship that created. as

i mentioned to you yesterday a 90-year-old lakeland woman was foreclosed on because of a 27-cent payment error. i did not mention two others, foreclosing on an 80-year-old orange park, florida woman that your bank claimed didn't live in the home when in fact she did and she happened to have the foreclosure papers served on her in the home that the bank said she didn't live in. another example, a married couple in their 50s trying to make the best of everything, they asked for a loan modification of west bank, and then -- which they were eligible for, and instead, they were foreclosed on. explain to the committee, if you would, and i think you're an earnest, well-intentioned person, but you're sitting there as a ceo, and this stuff is happening that is very unfair to little people. why? >> first of all, senator, again, thank you for taking the opportunity to meet with me, i appreciated that, and the time to speak about these important issues. let me first say, to the extent that we made any errors or we ever foreclosed on anybody, i completely understand that the hardship that created. as

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i mentioned to you yesterday a 90-year-old lakeland woman was foreclosed on because of a 27 cent paymenterror. i did not mention two others, foreclosing on an 80-year-old orange park, florida woman that your bank claimed didn't live in the home when, in fact, she did and she happened to have the foreclosure papers served on her in the home that the bank said she didn't live in. another example, a married couple in their 50s trying to make the best of everything, they asked for a loan modification of west bank and then -- which they were eligible for and instead they were foreclosed on. explain to the committee, if you would, and i think you earnest, well-intentioned person but you're sitting there as this stuff is happening, which is very unfair to little people. why? >> senator, again, thank you for taking the opportunity to meet with me, i appreciated that and the time to speak about these important issues. let me first say, to the extent we made any errors or ever foreclosed on anybody, i completely understand that the hardship that created. as i mentioned, we did go through an indepe

to get on the road big beaver which is the report oughtthis is probably on >> steve: this is in lakeland florida. a couple was wrapping up a morning hike over the weekend when they spotted the massive beast strolling to a marsh. the gator slowly plods along. dragging an equally enormous tail. the locals say the creature has been around for decades and is known as "big humpback." big humpack is estimated to be 15 feet long. we begin this evening at oracle arena. warriors hosting the cavs in a finals rematch and trying to end a four-game losing streak against cleveland here's a quick update-- we'll have full highlights and reaction on kron4 news at 8. in our other top story, the 49ers are forced to cross a high-profile name off their list of head coach candidates. patriots offensive coordinator josh mcdaniels.has announced he'll remain in new england. hey, ready for the big meeting? yeah. >>uh, hello!? a meeting? it's a big one. too bad. we are double booked: diarrhea and abdominal pain. why don't you start without me? oh. yeah. if you're living with frequent, unpredictable diarrhea and ab

i mentioned to you yesterday a 90-year-old lakeland one man was foreclosed on because of a 27 and paymenterror. i did not mention to others for closing on an 80-year-old orange park florida woman issuer bank claimed didn't live in the home when in fact she did and she happened to have for closure papers served on her and the homes of the bank said she didn't live in. another example, a married couple in their 50s trying to make the best of every dang. they ask for a loan modification of west bank and then, which they were eligible for and instead they were foreclosed on. explained to the committee, if you would and i think you are earnest, well-intentioned person, but you are sitting there as the ceo and staff is happening that is very unfair to little people. why? >> first of all, thank you for taking the opportunity to meet with me. i appreciated that in the time to speak about these important issues. let me first say to the extent that we made any errors or recover a foreclosed on anybody, i completely under his and the hardship created. we did go to an independent foreclosure review a

i mentioned to you yesterday a 90-year-old lakeland woman was foreclosed on because of a 27 sends payment error. in fact, she did and she happened to have the foreclosure papers served in the home the bank said she didn't live in. another couple in their 50s trying to make the best of everything they ask for a loan modification which they were eligible for and instead that they were foreclosed on. explain to the committee, and i think that you are in earnest and well-intentioned person but you are sitting there as a ceo and this stuff is happening that is very unfair to little people. >> thank you for taking the time to meet with me and speak about these important issues. >> i completely understand the hardships that created. we did go through an independent for closure review. we pay money to those people to make them whole and i feel terrible for any mistakes at the bank. so any complaint that went to the regulators and that the senator and a member of the house, we had a special group of people that reviewed every single one of those complaints and responded to all of your offices and

i mentioned to you yesterday a 90-year-old lakeland woman was foreclosed on because of a 27 cent paymentrror. i did not mention two others. foreclosing on an 80-year-old orange park, florida woman that your bank claimed didn't live in the home when in fact she did. and she happened to have the foreclosure papers served on her in the home that the bank said she didn't live in. another example, a married couple in their 50s trying to make the best of everything, they asked for a loan modification of west bank and then which they were eligible for, and instead, they were foreclosed on. explain to the committee if you would -- and i think you are an earnest, well-intentioned person, but you are sitting there as a ceo and this stuff is happening that is very unfair to little people. why? >> first all, senator, gone, thank you for taking the didn't to meet with me, i appreciated that and the time to speak about these important issues. let me first say to the extent we made any errors or we ever foreclosed on anybody, i completely understand that the hardship that created. we did go through an