as greg moody reports that is the case with the glass menagerie. >> mr. o'connor. broke the glass menagerie is a classic play in both succeeding and survives because of the themes that make it a classic. an exit, from the lives they lead. tom, the writers son wants a future. amanda they lost southern belle wants the past. while laura the damaged daughter wants only the quiet she finds among her glass figurines. >> be careful. if you breathe they break. >> reporter: tennessee williams brought the memories of his own family into sharp focus. no one gets away clean from the three leads to the gentleman caller. the drama is beautifully leavened with humor an kathleen mccall as amanda, charm and fear, aubrey declared as tom, desperate for a way out and laura, frightened of the world and hiding within herself. >> whenever i pick up a shoe, i shudder a little thinking how short life is and what i am doing. >> reporter: it kicks off what looks to be a tremendous season for the denver center theatre company. it does so in grand style. with rich human drama that even forget.

business,time for kate moody is here with us.the latest in the infamous boss napping incident at a tire factory when the boss was literally taken hostage by his employees. >> eight former goodyear employees are now appealing their jail sentences. they were charged with holding hostage in 2014 p kraut the supporters gathered outside the court of appeals. >> a show of support for charges to be dropped. this was the scene outside the court of appeals wednesday is eight former employees of the tire company goodyear went to appeal their sentence for hostage taking. in january 2014, two managers were held against their will for 36 hours, after the company announced the closure of its 100 staff.loying while they have dropped the charges, the case pressed ahead. political desire once again to create fear for those who resist. this is one of the former goodyear employees who had charges brought against them. he along with seven others were sentenced to nine months in prison. he said he was confident the case will be thrown out. >> the cha

critic at large greg moody takes us to midlife 2 what did i come in here for? >> ? >> reporter: i love covering theater because a lot of shows, a lot of performers are destined for new york stages and we get them first. >> would you both like to have the senior discount? >> reporter: one of those shows is if come here for? written by jim and bob boulton as a follow-up to the comic musical midlife, the christ -- the crisis musical it makes fun of each and every one of the concerns of growing older. >> one, two, three! >> reporter: and fun is the operative word here, the show itself is light and breezy, full of gentle and poignant comic observations. tremendous cast. tracy warren, scott binette, ryan byrne, barb reeves, wayne kennedy and brent. these are some of the best musical comedy. -- a comedy performers in the area and they make the show work. >> ? >> reporter: the waltons hope for an off-broadway production down the road. this all part of that process. work shopping, gauging audience reaction to the songs, sketches and comedy. and i love to get to see it a work

i'm critic at large greg moody for cbs news. >> thank you, greg. again, it runs through october 30th in the stage theater of the denver center downtown. for tickets, head to our web site, cbsdenver.com. we have a link into the denver center box office. here's sports. >>> the worst kept secret in denver is brock osweiler will be back in town monday has given us opportunity to dwell on that. broncos say they don't blame him for taking the money, but doesn't mean they'll take it easy on him. the comments have been tame. apparently brock has been listening. >> seems like they miss me. you know, obviously i know what's taking place. all that stuff. i'm not blind to that. but at the end of the day, you know, this football game isn't going to determine our season in any regard. >> hockey news, av's 4-0 winners over tampa bay last night. they're now 3-1 on the season. ,, donald trump and congressman coffman would punish women. and coffman tried to redefine rape to mean only forcible rape. would not be considered rape victims. coffman and trump are too dang

as greg moody explains. >> just walking away. >> reporter: quite easily one of the most iconic characters in history. literary, cinematic and nightmarish. >> so the play is about surprises. it takes the audiences expectations of what the piece is going to be or what the story is going to be and highlights or chooses to depict elements that you wouldn't expect. >> reporter: this new interpretation of frankenstein by nick dear is not karloff's creature by any stretch of the imagination. closer to the source material but it is new and different and terrifying. and it's in its very own way. >> yes, it's scary. yes, there are shock. and it's got that in it. i think a version of frankenstein that didn't make you want to hide behind your hands a little bit wouldn't be a version of frankenstein. >> reporter: the two lead actors in the show will alternate the roles of victor frankenstein and the creature for each performance, bringing a different interpretation to each show. man. so the play was intended that way. >> reporter: i'm looking forward to seeing this and in seeing a frankenstein that ex

and critic at large greg moody for cbs4 news. >> great stuff. >>> this new production of frankenstein runs through october 30. for tickets and info, go to our website, cbsdenver.com. website, cbsdenver.com. >>> ed greene up ne i've seen what can happen as the result of hate. my son matt was murdered in laramie, wyoming, in 1998. he was befriended by two men in a bar who pretended to be gay. a ride home, and when he was in their car, they robbed him and beat him. they drove matt out to the prairie and tied him to a split-rail fence, then beat him some more and left him for dead. in the aftermath of matt's death, my family saw the best of america in the love and support we were shown. so when i see the hate that donald trump has brought to his campaign for president, it terrifies me. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell ya. ahh, i don't know what i said, of fifth avenue and shoot somebody, and i wouldn't... words have an influence. violence causes pain. hate can rip us apart. i know what can happen as the result of hate, and donald trump should never be our president. priorities

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((laura 2shot) good morning, i'm laura moody. ((russell )) >>laura: good morning. i'm laura moody. >>laura: and i'm russell rhodes. >>dave: getting ready to walk out the door, a fine start to the day. we have an hour and two minutes before the sun comes up, but when it does, it's going to be fantastic to start. you know, i put an average of about 70 degrees because some spots along the coast are mid 70s and then mid to upper 60s for areas inland but it's going to be almost exactly like yesterday, back to the upper 80s, very isolated shower. 87 tomorrow. the cooler air just a few days away, still on target to get here for talk more about that coming up in just a little bit. >>vanessa: thanks, dave. 6:30, we have sky fox arriving on scene of the earlier reported crash along u.s. 92 in the seffner area. once again, this is going to be west of williams -- or i'm sorry, west of mango and more specifically at the intersection with mobile drive. it's right there in the intersection so you do have a full blockage. eye been watching some crews clean up here. one of the vehicles involved is

and i'm laura moody... jen and walter have the day off. we start this morning with a heartbreaking story out of sarasota. a woman hit by a car has died.... and the driver has not been caught fox-13's shayla reaves is live in sarasota this morning... where the florida highway patrol is no closed captioning is traffic.available for traffic. ((laura the time now is 5:??. let's get you up to the minute on today's top stories: violence against a puppy.. all because she chewed up her owner's shoe... 39-year-old carleau mesidor from bradenton is abuse.. police say mesidor used a lanyard to hang his 3-month-old puppy by the neck... then repeatedly punched her in the head! the puppy has fractures around her eye and is now in a vet's care. there were two other dogs in the home-- they have been turned over to the county. ((laura donald trump is heading back to tampa... the republican presidential candidate will hold a rally monday night at the midflorida credit union icap test caption ...returning to upstream... and just up the road in orlando... for

he is senior director of consumer econo at moody's analytics. welcome, scott.ice to have you here. >> nice to be here. >> courtney laid out some of the basics, but we did have some worrisome dat back in august. was that a one-off? and is the consumer going to be the driving force for the economy as we enter into the holiday season? >> yes. we do think that was a one-off. it was largely driven by a temporary decline in vehicle sales. we do think consumers will continue to drive the economy as we go forward. >> what kind of a holiday season will it be? do you thi that we wi see a lot of discounting? consumers are pretty much used to the fact that they're going to get good bargains. >> yeah. i'm not sure how much it will be discounting and how much it will just be the fact that prices aren't rising very much, or in some cases declining. but i think consumers will get good bargains this year. >> what abou eney prices? we did see a pickup in consumer spending when energy prices turned south. but that's changed considerably. how big a factor will that be? >> i think

. >> moody's expects the justice department to file a lawsuit against the ratings agency over allegediolations related to the grading of mortgage bonds and other securities leading up to t to the 2008 housing crisis. moody's also reported an increase in quarterly profit and revenue, prompting it to race its full-year earnings outlet. shares fell 5% to 102.24. >>> the mobile network equipment maker ericson posted a loss a week after its quarterly earnings would be nearly wiped out. sales fell with the company citing a weak telecom equipment market and stronger competition shares off 5% to $5.10 and a strange day for luxury retailers coach and burberry. first, there were reports coach was working with an investment bank on a potential merger with burberry. then later in the morning, different reports came out and said the two companies were not in active talks. shares of coach fell 1% to $35.55. >>> our market monitor likes cloud computing and social media companies. he has named -- companies he says reflect the new reality of tech. last time he was on, back in december, he recommended

>>laura: and i'm laura moody. all that ahead and a whole lot more. first the forecast from dave osterberg. >>dave: what did you say about >>russell: yeah. >>dave: do you want to say it? >>russell: no. >>laura: you'll be blinded by the light. >>vanessa: oh, my gosh. >>dave: i walked into it, everybody. i walked straight into it. >>russell: did it to yourself. >>dave: laura moody off the christmas card list. 75 in st. petersburg. look at the 60s. more 60s than 70s on the map and come sunday morning, we're going map so yeah, definite dry, cooling trend. it will be a great start to the day. sunshine and warmth with high temperatures around 87 degrees. vanessa, good morning. >>vanessa: still stuck on the mental picture. maybe this will refresh your palate. we have a crash at nebraska and we had at one point three lanes two but it's very slow in the area.pthis crash does have some injuries reported. jumped the gun there. let me get back to it. a couple of miles of backups. almost backed up towards klosterman. this is reported at nebraska. take belcher road

thanks so much, chris moody in denver and soon to be las vegas.to watch the final presidential debate. 9:00 p.m. eastern on wednesday. first, this week's impact your world. >> you want to be -- >> this mock prison cell is more than a clever branding idea for a gym. it is a symbol of transformation. he was once a drug dealer. he was caught and spent four years in prison. >> that's where i woke up and realized that selling drugs is wrong. >> reporter: during a routine prison physical, marte got a second wakeup call. >> my cholesterol level was extremely high. if i don't start dieting or exercising correctly, i could die within five years. >> reporter: coss developed a workout inside his cell. he lost weight and gained purpose. >> i actually helped 20 guys lose over 1,000 pounds. >> reporter: once out of prison, coss connected with ventures, getting loans to ex-cons to start small businesses and then mentors them. >> what i liked was the mission. there is a lot to be said about being self-sustaining in society, no matter who you are. >> reporter: cos

((laura 2shot) good morning, i'm laura moody ((russell)) and i'm russell rhodes .. >>laura: and good morning. i'm laura moody. >>laura: and i'm russell rhodes. get right to dave. keep it going. >>dave: you're going to need a jacket for a couple of hours. i still have some spots in the 50s, even the 40s. but around the tampa area, we're in the lower 60s. great start to the day. sunshine once it does come up in an hour and eight or nine minutes and temperatures are rebound. just bring everything back to normal because with that front, we were way below normal so we'll get back to 81 degrees for a high temperature today. 83 tomorrow. 84, if you will, in the wednesday time frame. i'll have the rest of your seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >>laura: sounds good. thank you. and we're going to be looking at pinellas county along 275. not too bad here. 38th avenue south is the exact camera we're checking out. between pinellas bayway and 375. you should expect a four minutes drive. five minutes, also looking good coming from mlk to the interchange. south bound 75 drivers,

. >> i am laura moody. the for waking up with us this monday morning, it is halloween. >> we have quite a few things happening on the roadways. hillsborough, overturned tanker truck shutting down the roadway we are going to get back to this in a couple of minutes. we are going to touch on a few spots, sly closed west of 275 after a truck hit some power polls downing power lines. waters avenue, in case you missed it, fatality in manatee county. the lanes are now clear. back here to heavy delays eastbound and westbound between 22nd street and west street, hillsborough river, heavy delays. work arounds. right now, we want to get to ken suarez. he just arrived on the scene. do we have any other information, ken? vanessa, accident at 11th street. they move the barrier detoured back to nebraska. if you have to take hillsborough, nebraska to 15th, closed down tampa police closed quite a while until they figure this out. tampa police say this involves several vehicles. possibly two investigators trying to figure ou

good morning, i'm laura moody.(( and i'm russell rhodes. let's check in with dave for a look at the >>laura: good morning. i'm laura moody. >>russell: and i'm russell rhodes. what's going on with the weather? we got in the mid 80s yesterday and that was just a preview because it's a copy and paste kind of setup for us and while the sun is not going to be up for another hour or so, very nice. we're in the upper 60s in many spots this in the mid 60s. we're looking at mostly sunny skies today, like yesterday, and high temperatures back up to around 85-degree mark. we'll have a look at your seven-day forecast which will be coming up in just a little bit. >>vanessa: thanks. sorry about that. i was just getting off the phone with our chopper so i was trying to get an update on the actual into the home, killing the driver. i was looking at whether the road is blocked east of heritage. the area of concern is from heritage harbor east to the next neighborhood over and we've been watching it. it looked like there was a truck a couple of minutes ago p

i'm laura moody. >>russell: and i'm russell rhodes. we have to talk about a very important weather forecast. >>dave: every forecast is important. >>russell: well, okay. >>dave: this is just extra special important because we got trick-or-treaters out there. >>russell: okay. >>dave: and it's going to be absolutely fantastic. you can look at just how pretty this sunrise is and how great it is to start things off today. i do have temperatures in the upper 60s for tampa. lower 70s back to the coastline. a couple spots in the lower 60s. we'll get in the 80s by noon time and top it off in the mid 80s. afternoon before the sun goes down, it will be warm in the 80s. once the sun goes down tonight, it should quickly drop back to the 70s. all in all, a beautiful halloween forecast. >>vanessa: absolutely. thanks, dave. here at 7:01, if you're heading out the door, you could see delays southbound 75. we have a new crash reported in the area of fowler avenue and it is blocking up a lane. it's the right lane actually but it will be where it's mergin

hey efshths it's 8 o'clock i'm laura moody. thank you for waking up with us on this tuesday morning it's october 18th. we need to get straight to dave for look at the forecast. hey, 8 o'clock you've got couple little sprinkle in highlands county. mainly south and southeast of the lake placid area along highway 27. i think about a rains for about we've got lot of drier air aloft. showers just don't get a chance to really get going. here are current 8 o'clock temperatures 72 in tampa. 74 in st. petersburg. 70 in venice as well bartow, frostproof. so another beautiful day. i this want to say uncomfortably warm seasonably warm this afternoon high temperatures sneak back to the upper 80s. >> vanessa. all right dave thank you. pasco county roads unfortunately this morning a big old mess. here's look at our current trouble spots starting off 75 near state road 56. you can see lots of southbound delays. a single left lane that's going to be blocked in this area. make sure you're giving yourself extra time. to this crash we mention it h

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they are still assessing the impact of a failed coup and the moody's downgrade. moody's downgrade. one of the worst performing indexes. investors seem to think this is more about the investor appetite. yousef: what is the market really waiting for here? what will be the next catalyst in this story? >> they will be waiting to see when this ipo process gets initiated. software company running at the moment, for its secondary public offering. people will be watching to see if there are any hiccups there. if that is the case, a much bigger read across. for now, there are no signs that that is the case. yousef: let's leave it there. that is constantine, joining us live from istanbul. that pretty much concludes what we have for this program, for this edition of "bloomberg markets: middle east." angie: anna edwards and manus cranny will have the top stories from london. "daybreak: europe" is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: trade troubles. europe's ability to sign deals with the rest of the world was thrown into doubt. it is still working towards an agreement by thursday. meanwhile, a new

another from moody's has predicted hillary clinton. it shows four economic factors in hillary clinton's favor. president obama's approval rating is 54%. gas prices are low at $2.20 a gallon. economic growth at 2.9%. we will get a new reading on jobs this friday. that will be the last major economic indicator before the election. the fed meets this week. >> the jobs report friday will be a big deal. >>> breaking news overnight on a manhunt for a suspected killer in oklahoma. that manhunt is over and it ended in dramatic fashion. we will tell you all about it next. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what me

good morning i'm laura moody. ths nim annually on this friday morning it's october 21st. >> and i'm russell rhodes. thanks for being with us everybody. >> yeah. it never happens us to but yet we manage three minutes of good day goodies >> coming up >> we can you're right. we make it fun. >> you know,ths 74 degrees i'm going to be honest with you it's a little muggy out here. however, 12, 13 hours, that is all going to change. yeah, we do have a dryer air finally enter our state. it's in panhandle now. we're starting here in mid 70s. we should probably get back to 83, 84 degrees then look at this, here comes the lower humidity tonight. comes down, from the northwest. and 59 will greet us tomorrow morning. bautiful. sunsational in fact with a high around 76. i'll have sunday's forecast in a few minutes. all right dave, thank you. >> about to switch over to 9:02. did want to show you 275 south, this a live look, looking towards the area heading to the sunshine skyway bridge. we've had big concerns in this area throug

i'm laura moody thanks for joining us on good day we check in with dave osterberg. i just realize my tie matches your outfit. that's right. >> you little ray of sunshine. that's true it does. 74 degrees. our 9 o'clock temperature in mid 70s where we were yesterday at this time northeast wind. sitting around six miles per hour. look at at the sprinkles near our our our kayed ya. look hard to much way of rainfall. you will see one or two very isolated showers. but in general seasonably warm. as temperatures go back to the upper 80s. and around 90 degrees. >>> all right. dave, thank you 9:0 one. we have an update to the earlier crash pinellas. 49th street north 58th avenue north. url we're learning from fhp a fatal incident we can expect an extended closure here. northbound direction is area concerned. down work arounds to east of course u.s. 19 which is looking pretty clear as far as delays. and then, of course to the west you can take 58 street north. in meantime a couple other things we're following out pinellas eight street north at 5 aeft north lanes blocked most

from the denver center theater company, i'm greg moody. >> denver city downtown for we will check our top stories coming up next. ,, ,, ? ? ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ? ? hush my darling... ? ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? . ? [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. >>> other states voting to legalize marijuana this election could curb illegal pot operations in colorado. that's where we begin our brief. >> reporter: i'm rick salt enjefferson parisd on election day -- sallenger. vote on marijuana. growers then will spread away from colorado. hundreds of homes and businesses throughout the state are illegal grows. gangs associated with various ethnic groups have turned them into illegal grow houses with the product being shipped out of state. they find they can get two to three times more when it goes out of colorado. >> i'm matt reporting at keystone. they are hopeful they will be able to m time to open on november 4th. they say their schedule has been pushed back a little bit because they haven't been able to make a lot of snow and other on copper mountain, they ar

i'm i'm laura moody. good morning everybody we thank you for waking up with with us on this thursday, october 20th. we will start with a look at the weather. and we sent dave outside just because it's such a beautiful day. just cause. just cause. it really is. it's even nicer than it was yesterday at this time. and we are sitting in the upper 60s here in the 8 o'clock hour. i've got to keep in mind the sun just came up like a half hour ago. into the 70s. it's beautiful. i mean, that is the view that i have too. north, northeast winds at 5 miles per hour. 68 degrees. gorgeous sunshine. while you do see a couple of showers say near fort piers not anticipating that to be a big deal with drier air aloft. squashing clouds back down again. lots of sunshine, more warmth. last time we make it to the upper 80s. that will be the this afternoon then. cooling trend starts especially come saturday morning. about that in a few minutes. all right. thanks, dave 8:0 one..- good news we've following for a few hours this cr

i'm laura moody. we thank you for watching us on monday october 17th. we will get straight to day of for look at the forecast >> beautiful start to day on monday gorgeous sunshine as we're overlooking tampa bay

i'm laura moody. we thank you for watching us on monday october 17th. we will get straight to day of for look at the forecast >> beautiful start to day on monday gorgeous sunshine as we're overlooking tampa bay children's hospital camera. 74 degrees. east northeast wind a 11 miles per hour. to be honest with you it's going to be very similar to yesterday. minus a little bit of a the rain. we'll have a couple of showers, a couple inland showers moving from east to west later today. but i still think in general we've got that warmth, moderate humidity and highs today around 87 degrees. vanessa. all right dave, checking back in here on state road 54, looks like we're still dealing with trouble spots from hour. and pretty notable. particularly in eastbound direction of state road 54. so two crashes to tell you about, this one here we're looking land o'lakes boulevard at state road 54. crash reported in the intersection. in most of our delays in lane block annuals are going to be southbound as well eastbou

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>>laura: and i'm laura moody. we'll check in with dave. >>dave: you guys are happy this i thought it was because of the weather. >>russell: great weather this weekend. you'd better deliver. >>dave: otherwise, i'm leaving town. almost 6:31. great start to the day. down below 70 degrees for the second morning in a row. lovely, lovely start. 69 degrees the current temperature there. i'm thinking you get into the afternoon and evening, we'll go back to the mid 80s today, briefly, before this cold front comes through. where is the front now? you see that very thin line of clouds panhandle? that's your cold front. so no, we're not going to get rain but cooler, drier air which literally is going to settle in later today and tonight. high temperature, 83, 84 today but then we're back to the 70s for highs, all those details with the weekend outlook in a few minutes. >>vanessa: thanks. and one new crash to mention. this does have some lane blockage reported. it's out of the lakeland area so make sure you're taking care. it's not a full blockage but

people who take beta-blockers doubled their risk of being hospitalized for moodies orders. those taking ace inhibitors had a lower risk of developing depression. >>> a night of tributes as celebrity competitors on dancing with the stars gave heartfelt performances. >> dancing with the stars airs >>> this is nuts, bottom of the 13th inning. the giants get the walkoff homer for the win and using#believen. they won 2010, 2012, 2014. the cubs need just one more win of closing to door on the giants hopes. last night the game had six of the top ten trending hashtags on twitter, all about this crazy run in baseball's postseason. >> is it really crazy when they win? >>> today a warm one, highs in the mid-90s. we'll talk about the air quality in a few minutes. >>> a family celebrating graduation now planning a funeral. was the victim forewarned? >> and the elections can be really overwhelming. here in mesa, one group wants to help you stay informed during this election, coming up. >> welcome aboard this tuesday morning. when is the last time you drove to work with the windows down?

kate moody here with an update. starting with samsung's exploding phones. tell us more. kate: a consumer safety scandal and financial scandal for samsung. 8% at the close of trade in seoul this tuesday before the company announced the decision it would permanently stop production of its galaxy note 7 phone. andumers of the original replacement model have reported problems of overheating, some bursting into flames. on immediate impact samsung's bottom line will be survive thean it exploding scandal? of explosionsries and vacuum in the market. galaxy note 7 out of the picture, samsung's competitors are rushing in to share spoils. apple with the wa, now7, but also hua with a leg up. chinese brand offers , including high-end ones. >> because samsung is in trouble, hawee i-will look to the up volumes across range. reporter: samsung will be faced with the financial costs of permanently ending sales of the galaxy model which analysts estimate could be up to $17 billion. the crisis is also affecting the company's share value. the note 7 for started august 19, samsung's rockypric

moody also his family. he has several college-age students. has another son who is 16 years old and is a junior in high school, and his brother told me about the way in which this has affected his brother at a very vulnerable time, six years old, to hahave his father disappear. 60-year-old man, highly educated, now consigned to a cage for the next three years for literally having done nothing other than try to save his famimily from starvation, starvation that occurred because of the same government that just prosecuted him for doing that. this is the kind of story that if you go into muslim communities in the united states you will hear over and again. it's the sort of thing you can become angry about if you tnk about it or read about it without the human connection. it takeses on a different dimensioion when you realize the are all human beings whose wives have ashlock said been destroyed in the family members continue to suffer. it's not just meeting the aims of these injustices that makes my going around so valuable but also the people who

i'm laura moody. >>russell: and i'm russell rhodes. all ahead. first we'll get to the weather and dave. >>dave: kit-kat. 71 the temperature at the airport right now. st. petersburg at 73. warm one today. when i say warm, i mean like the moderate humidity. we're going to be in the mid 80s or so and then this front comes lieu and when it comes through this evening, immediately with that northwest wind, you're going to notice a difference. you're going to feel the drier air set up shop. we may get back to 83, 84 for today. take a look at tomorrow. sunny, less humid. your low 59 with a high of 76. for you folks who love to get out there on the weekends, do finally, timely the weather has turned in your favor. vanessa? >>vanessa: love it. thanks. 7:01 right now. we have a vehicle on its roof. i'm trying to see. sky fox is southbound 275, apologize. the picture is grainy. this is near the dick misener bridge. we have lanes reduced to one right now. it's pretty delayed in the area as you can expect. if you c

i'm laura moody. >>russell: and i'm russell rhodes. let's go to dave for a look at thinking about, you know, the rest of their weekend. >>dave: i think it's going to be just like it was yesterday. we talked about this yesterday. remember, we had like 85 almost every day. i don't see any significant changes. one thing that you probably felt and noticed yesterday was that the humidity is coming back just a little bit. not extreme. we also are starting off along the coastline in the lower 70s, upper 60s inland and we'll be filtering in some cloud cover from time to time today, but again, just like we said, back up this afternoon. >>vanessa: thanks, dave. and the only new incident that we're seeing is roadway debris so make sure you're using caution on the veterans expressway. southbound direction in the area of ehrlich road could be in a lane or two. otherwise, we're looking clear on the roads. >>laura: a warning for parents this morning. pasco county sheriff's office is on the lookout for a man who tried to lure a child into the wesley c

as greg moody reports the cast is not only singing and acting but they're the band as well. >> ? >> reporter: one of the things i love about the theater is the madness that is occurring just offstage. take costumes, quick changes, constant movement. >> what people don't really know about big musicals when they are sitting out in the house is that backstage is really where a lot of the effort and sweat comes into play. on stage we sing and dance and act and play our instruments. but then we actually run back quickchange area. so i am number 7. i'll come back here and my dresser will be waiting and i'll get some water and throw my clothes into a basket and put on a change of clothes. all of our clothes travel with us in these rolling costume areas. >> reporter: in this production, the actors are the orchestra. >> most musicals don't have the actors actually playing their instruments, but in this show we are the orchestra, which makes it very unique to this and all of the people in the show acting on stage if they're not on stage they are upstairs playing in the band. >> reporter: w

that's where we find our greg moody at the rock 'n roll expo. if you're not a runner it's still fun to check out. tell us why. >> reporter: how could you tell i was not a runner? when running first started, in athens, he was wearing bare feet and one of his mother's fitted sheets. now people have all kinds of things to run in and run for different reasons. andrew is here with transamerica, the sponsor of the half marathon this weekend. why are you running? you're running for a very special reason. and you're running in a special place, why? >> the reason i'm running is it's for my daughter who is 12 years old now. when she was about four months old she was diagnosed with pda, it's a heart condition. so at 9 months old she had heart surgery. so i'm running to -- for her. i'm running for the american heart association. i'm running because it's going to be a ton of fun. i want to do something for her that she gave me a long time ago and it was strength and continue to move forward, and she's 12 years old now. she's dynamite. >> reporter: she's doin

i'm laura moody. we thank you for waking up with it is wednesday october 19th. it looks like a beautiful start to the day. we'll get straight to dave. >> hi guys. >> hi. >> hey. look at me. >> i'm outside early. nice >> ask me why. >> why, dave are you outside early? >> i have no idea they told me to come outside earlier. it's beautiful out here really, really is. the sun just came up 7:33. just fantastic. >> now mid to upper skwkts 60s an as you go further inland 60s to north including 63 in brooksville. 63 in crystal river. humidity still in moderate category. we're going to hold on to that for probably three more days. but, cold front is still set to move through friday night. and that will yield a very, very nice weekend. so i do expect to go back to 87 degrees today. as well as for tomorrow. >> all right. thanks, and right now we'll check in on some slower spots and new trouble spots that have popped up. dale mabrey looks like we have some building southbound delays humphrey street south of busch and gun. where we have a crash with lane blocks reported in t

hey efshths it's 8 o'clock i'm laura moody. thank you for waking up with us on this tuesday morning it's october 18th. we need to get straight to dave for look at the forecast. hey, 8 o'clock you've got couple little sprinkle in highlands county. mainly south and southeast of the lake placid area along highway 27. i think about a rains for about

>>laura: and i'm laura moody. it is monday, october 17. we thank you for waking up with us. we begin with a quick check of the forecast the way we always do with meteorologist dave

>>laura: and i'm laura moody. all that ahead and a whole lot more. first the forecast from dave osterberg. >>dave: what did you say about >>russell: yeah. >>dave: do you want to say it? >>russell: no. >>laura: you'll be blinded by the light. >>vanessa: oh, my gosh. >>dave: i walked into it, everybody. i walked straight into it. >>russell: did it to yourself. >>dave: laura moody off the christmas card list. 75 in st. petersburg. look at the 60s. more 60s than 70s on the map and come sunday morning, we're going

i'm laura moody. >>russell: and i'm russell rhodes. we have to talk about a very important weather forecast.

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as our critic at large greg moody learned at frankenstein. >> reporter: actor jennie has a difficult task. it's not in dealing with both the creator and the creature. it's the fact that every other different actor as the creator or the creature. one night it's mark as the creature and sullivan jones as victor. >> what have i done? >> reporter: the next night it's sullivan as creature and mark as victor. different styles, different temperature pose. how does a performer shift with every performance? >> it was challenging to be in rehearsals with the two guys pushing off, mostly because perform, i was in it, so those emotionally heightened scene, especially at the end, they got to tag out and really seat from the outside, and for me, it was a constant exercise of being emotionally available and then also just taking what a new person gave me and not keeping what i did 20 minutes ago. >> reporter: leona does a brilliant job, mainly simply by listening. >> every time i go sort of think to myself, just be in the moment. so i find that the easiest way to receive what the other actors are g

latest business news, and our business editor kate moody is once again with me in the studio.d evening. you are starting with a step forward for a controversial trade pact. hate: it is one we have not talked about -- it is one we have not talked about as much as the ip.troversial tt many people see the canadian deal as a precursor to ttip. it is still under negotiation. we have more. it was a much awaited decision. theany's highest court gave government the go-ahead to approve a free-trade deal between the eu and canada known .s ceda parts of the agreement, like maritime regulation, would only be in women at once all member states had ratified the deal, and germany must be able to call the deal off if it considers it goes against its constitution. >> i believe the conditions can be for filled without any problems. a bigleased we have made first step. if europe could not deal with canada, it would send a wrong message to the world. is there any place we have more in common with then canada? reporter: opponents say they are worried it will undermine consumer and environmental pr

i'm laura moody. good morning thursday oshth 13th. we thank you thank you for waking up with u this morning. >> guys we have a very serious crash with sh pretty bad injuries and then two other traffic jams working. so a pretty busy day. we're going to start off in pasco county where we have what fhp is reporting a possible fatality usually mean injuries around very, very severe here it's at congress and ridge. we have some westbound lane along so we can see nature the blockage looks like a single lane pass thing. expect some delays here or avoid area if you can once again congress at ridge in pasco county involving a pedestrian from what we can tell. we have a live look here we want to get back time. -4 westbound which has been pretty slow through entire portion of eastern hillsborough county. a pair of crashes one we are look right alex and der street which is mostly con find to that sould they are poking partial blockage in right lane. so day alexander back to a county line. a second crash which is on shoulder as well. closer to mci

i'm laura moody. >>russell: and i'm russell rhodes. a lot ahead but we're all talking about the weather these days and how nice it is. dave, let's keep it going. >>dave: okay. just because you asked. nicely. we're still over a half hour way pretty. it's going to get even nicer as we get a little bit more light this morning. you can see a little bit in the mid level clouds. no biggie, though. 50 degrees in crystal river. 53 in brooksville. 67 in saint pete pete -- st. petersburg with highs in the lower 80's. enjoy it, vanessa. >>vanessa: certainly will. we want to check the roadways. we have a pair of crashes we're following in the same area in pinellas roosevelt and ulmerton road. and i have a typo here. i have two of them. ulmerton and 19, that should say, and roosevelt and ulmerton. that's what we're following here. lane blockage reported with each one but i'm seeing the worst delays here in this area, the one that's reported at ulmerton and u.s. 19. i would plan a few extra minutes at that intersec

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