i moved to where i still reside in the fort myers naples area. i was the idiot at every hurricane delivers the blow through florida and that was my first sort of national time on the cnn and fox and msnbc. >> i wa was idiot, like what ise idiot doing telling me to get outside when i'm outside showing you how horrible it is. [laughter] so, i did that and any time that i had the opportunity to travel, i would say chicago planted the seed for my love of culture. i came from the west side of cincinnati where the book is pretty vanilla. i would always make fun of how people wore khakis and t-shirts and here's seeing women walkingd down where do snow indian and pakistani food on one block and another, chinese on another. this was amazing to me. now when i was in chicago after i got some studying and later in life when i eventually sold the business i wanted to go see the world is one of my passions is traveling and absorbing as much culture as i ever could.ld at oi i've eaten off the streets of mexico in particular but it's been a fun ride. but it just

so talk to us about that. >> i left a very comfortable gig in the southwest region of naples ft. myers. as i'm sitting here in the summer does anybody go there in the winter. i left tv news to the communications consulting in boston politics. a radio show opened up to do political talk in the morning so i would do the radio show and it was a conservative radio show but i would often try to push the envelope to share my more libertarian beliefs. i got this radio show and i began in one way or another building up a bit of a following that specifically among republican primary voters. while i'm doing radio the current congressman at the time you may know him his name to be the father is the congressman called the essay i'm going to run for the senate. you should consider paying for congress. it's how you build up your own campaign. i have some assets that a politician and candidate needs. if you do not have the name identification, you need money and tons of it. you as a candidate are nothing more than a plug. you have to market and brand your self. you try to literally go out to th

host: jodey joins us from naples, florida, on the independent line. i have been through i think three presidents, in a row, and i have never in my life seen anything like this in my country. the division that has been created, i feel like this he does haveif russian ties, it is just the division in our country. he is making our country and absolute laughingstock across the world. has been -- i have never seen anything like this. . follow politics i watch you every day. whether or not he has ties to russia, we can get to the bottom of. we should do that right away. if not, let him do his work, although, i don't think that the people who support him -- his interests are in their favor. i do not think they are going to realize that until they lose their health care, and till everything is turned on them. this is not what they signed up for and not what they wanted. thanks for calling, jodi. politico.com, a survey, president trump has a credibility problem when it comes to the ongoing investigation into russian interference in last year's election. it sho

the award for worst weather is on marco island to naples.we even had a tornado warning earlier. no damage done but a lot of lightning. these storms are drifting towards ft. lauderdale and west palm beach. panama city, pensacola, not a pretty morning on i-10 driving throughout panhandle of florida. a lot of hef rain for you. this is where the rain will remain over the next day or two. florida will get drenched. today's forecast, all the great weather from texas to minneapolis to chicago. that is perfect. 74 and sunny. st. louis is great, too. as i mentioned, all that nice weather in the middle of the country is headed east. >> i'm sure the people of marco island just love you this morning for that award. >> right now they're like, is there a tropical storm? it's nasty. >>> still ahead, the end of an era for one of the nation's most popular retailers. >>> is trump administration giving up comfort on for affordable driving business next. ♪ it's not just a car, it's your daily treat. ♪ go ahead, spoil yourself. the es and es hybrid. experience a

[laughter] i take you through what it was like to meet him right here in naples and what it was like your my set of eyes. ended is and to give a the talking points so maybe there is of little redemption happening tonight with us to hang out and talk but it is not holier than thou type of book it is certainly not any republican book and i promise you that. because again i have fun with it. i want to show a democrat or republican the ridiculous things that go on in washington at the end of the day there truly are good people who are working to improve your life that may sound like political speak but while i think it is unnecessarily democrats versus republicans but the reality is most members really want the same thing of opportunities for their district and a brighter future for their kids and families the really how do they get there? if you hear these are the most partisan times ever so we are in some hyper partisan times the country has always been that way with the struggle of more or less government how much do we need here or there? one of the big themes in my book and to be mi

--segun la policia, 2 hombres bajaron de sus autos entre las calles "geneva y naples" y tras una discusino de ellos golpe al otro dejandol desvanecido en el pavimento. --el sujeto, que es descrito como un hombre de aproximadamente 20 aÑos, huy del lugar. vo cesar -- el juez que preside la corte superior del condado alameda defendi su plan de realizar las comparecencias de prisioneros en el nuevo tribunal de "dublin". -- el magistrado "morris jacobson", afirma que el sistema que iniciar en julio no es perfecto pero funcionara mejor que el sistema actual. -- en contraparte, el defensor publico afirma que mas personas se mantendran detenidas mientras luchan sus casos. blanca/voboxes --ms de 100 jvenes inmigrantes del area de la baha tendrn la oportunidad de asistir a la universidad, gracias en parte al fundador de facebook y su esposa. --mark zuckerberg y priscila chan... donaron millones de dlares a la iniciativa " the dream u.s." que otorga becas a estudiantes indocumentados. --la organizacin dijo que este aÑo se recibi un nmero rcord de solicitudes. top vo cesar --trabajadoras inmigrantes

it really shifted from naples southward and now pretty good thunderstorms are going to roll toward miami and homestead as we go to the beginning of your early morning rush hour. we'll get 1 to 3 inches out of this over the next day or two and areas of northeast florida could get additional 1 to 2 inches also. and this is the rainy season but this is a little too much too fast. that's >>> good morning. a very happy wednesday. here's a look at our radar and satellite view. looking better than it did yesterday morning. still sprinkles out there, and still talking cloudy conditions. plus, cool temperatures for your wednesday. things warm up for your weekend. we're going to get to all the details on that coming up at 4:30. >> thank you. >>> here's a look at what we're working on for "nbc10 news today" -- >> teens arrested. police say a group of boys seen sucker punching a mentally disabled man are in custody, and they may be behind another attack. >>> phillies hall of famer mike schmidt apologizing after making remarks about the language barrier in baseball and what it means for current phill

topping the list is naples, florida, followed by key west and eden prairie, minnesota. >> what? >> yep. minnesota representing here. wallet hub says it's based on most livable communities and things like the weather, housing costs, which can't be low in mill valley, and safety and quality of life. >> look, i love mill valley. it's an awesome area, but it's not a beach town. >> nor is the mentality that of a beach town. so anyway. >> i want to see the methodology. >> i want the receipts. >> exactly. >> i'm not buying it. >> regardless, it's not a great beach day anyway around here today. >> i worked in eden prairie, there's no beach in eden prairie. few lights, that's it. >>> it is gray outside. let's show you what's going on. temperatures, look at that, 56 in san francisco. half-moon bay, 55, overlay in the clouds, that's what you see the gray that's keeping oakland at 63 and hayward at 146 and elsewhere, you can see the sunshine's out and some 70s like in the east bay hills right here. we'll use this as a backdrop, grab the sun glasses, you'll need them this afternoon. inland a

of heavy rain around areas from pensacola, panama city, mobile, an area of thunderstorms between naples heading toward west palm beach. so there is also drearythnorthe. keep the umbrella handy for >>> and good morning. here's a quick look at your first alert radar. you see that there is a line of some steady to heavier rain passing through the lehigh valley and berks county heading to the suburbs and p iladelphia. coming up, we'll track this out hour by hour and talk rain the rest of the day, as well. >> thanks. >>> here's a look at what we're working on for of problems. right now the water is off for dozens living in jabbiabington, montgomery county. work is underway after a water main break flooded homes and streets. >>> decision 2017 for new jerseynd voters will choose candidates for governor. >>> and finally out of the woods. police in bucks counties have this elusive bear that spent days in neighborhoods and up in trees. hear how they got in guy on the ground to tranquilize him. >>> weather, traffic, and news you need to know before you head our the door this morning. >> "nbc10 new

. >> the "gazette" reports that the naples of the jurors in bill cosby's sex assault case were released trial judge agreed to the request yesterday. one member said the panel deadlocked because two holdouts refused to convict the comedian. >>> the "los angeles times" reports on the replacement of travis kalanick. there will be a colleague replaced from capital venture benchmark. uber is searching for a new chief executive to clean up its corporate culture and lead its in its public offering. >>> "the new york times" says russian athletes are likely to face sanctions despite the country's anti-doping reforms. the president of the international olympic committee says russia's cheating during the 2014 winter gachmes cannot forgotten. none of the 33 medals russia won at sochi have been rescinded yet. >>> and m drive says the university of michigan will launch a new shuttle release. the school has an automated test site and is a leader in the technology. >>> still ahead, amazon laces up. the online retailer reportedly has a major deal with the leading sneaker maker. it's like nothing you've

. >> we are excited to have people driving from orlando and from naples and tampa. >> reporter: the businesshat started in their circle began expanding in 2012. >> and now we have a lot of work, but we do franchise it out. >> reporter: there is a lot more help in the sarasota kitchen. not far away from the original store. this is where all the macaroons are made. >> we are 15 to 18. we are here every day. >> reporter: while the business has grown, they say the experience of seeing someone taste their product for the first time. >> i like this one. >> it never gets old. they want to share it. >> reporter: a discovery that comes from one country and it blossomed in another. >> today we are successful and this is our american dream. >> linda hurtado fox news. >> and the macaroon. temperatures are cooling off, but we have a splendid afternoon with partly cloudy skies from the coast around the bay. the temperatures are about a 20 to 25-degree span. and that is in play and we will continue this as we get into your bay area monday as well as tuesday. 61 the afternoon high in pacifica today with the

myers and naples. worst weather in the country is down there. northeast travel delays. hotter than we like in the southwest but beautiful, 82 inhn you'd probably like around fresno today with 97 degrees. >> here is a concept. how about we release bulls into a crowded area and then let's taunt them a little bit. what can possibly go wrong? right in the back of the trunk. at least 12 people were injured during the traditional running of the bulls festival in peru. the video shows the bulls thrashing through the large crowd, goring and trampling people. it's not over yet. you have a chance to make it for this wonderful activity. >> if that's not for you, maybe pamplo pamplona, spain. >>> new details on charges filed in the ghost ship fire. plus a hellish commute went from bad to worse for strap hangers trapped in a new york city subway. i wonder who... . we're gonna need some reinforcements...quick. copy that. walgreens makes it easy when summer needs a little help. your summer base camp is just around the corner so you can get in, out and back to those summer shenanigans.

it really shifted from naples southward and now pretty good thunderstorms are going to roll toward miami and homestead as we go to the beginning of your early morning rush hour. we'll get 1 to 3 inches out of this over the next day or two and areas of northeast florida could get additional 1 to 2 inches also. and this is the rainy season but this is a little too much too fast. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now a closer look at the day ahead. there's great weather behind the storm. we have to get it out first. you're improving in houston, new orleans, fantastic chicago up through michigan. and a slow improvement in new england after a miserable cloudy cool day yesterday. how about this feat. league baseball. cincinnati reds outfielder, scooter crushed four home runs against the st. louis cardinals, that ties the record for the most home runs in one game in major league baseball history. the 17th player to accomplish this feat joining other huge names like willie mays. he entered with only 38 homers in his 5-year careerment this was a shock to everyone. >> we'll rememb

of heavy rain around areas from pensacola, panama city, mobile, an area of thunderstorms between naples heading toward west palm beach. so there is also dreary weather in the northeast. keep the umbrella handy for one more day. now here is a closer look at your day ahead. scattered storms are possible other areas of the southeast. northern louisiana right georgia. how about that chilly raw early april like weather today from boston to providence and hartford. well, here is a concept. releasing bulls into a crowded area and then let's taunt them. what could possibly go wrong. 12 people were injured during the running of the bulls festival in peru. the bulls even trampling people. it's not over. the fun continues as the festivity goes through the rest of the week. frances, some could call that the thinning of the herd. >> i would think so. people are like what are they doing there in peru? >> they do it right. >> it's a tradition. ahead inyou details and charges in the ship fire. and a cute went from bad to worse. mmer took a hit this morng when frankie popped the alligator floaty. plus,

the article's author, brett murphy, joins me from naples, florida to discuss this. tell us what's happening to these truckers? >> well, the companies found a loophole in the labor law. by calling these guys independent contractors instead of employees, no real rules apply. they can kind of do whatever they want-- or they think they can. so what they've been able to do was sort of find a large population of truck drivers, mostly immigrants, about 16,000 immigrant drivers. and when the state told these companies that they had to use newer, cleaner trucks, instead of paying for it themselves, they came up with this idea of lease-to-own contracts, lease-to-own agreements. and when the drivers came into work one day, just like they had been for decades, the company said, "if you want to keep your job here, if you want to keep driving, you need to sign this contract." they didn't translate it. they didn't explain it. and the guys thought that they would just be getting a new truck after five or seven years, and if they worked hard, they'd get good pay, just like they'd al

the second step are people like reed or mike naples or thin barnes, all of these people stepping up and this is not acceptable to us and if you let us know that something is going on, we will take action. emily: the very same week travis kalanick after taking a leave of this after resigned, a long investigation by the former u.s. attorney general into allegations of sexual harassment. a woman named susan fowler came forward several months ago. words.no but, do you think these kinds of consequences will actually lead to a better silicon valley? gina: i think addressing sexual harassment and unconscious bias and conscious bias, for that matter, will lead to a better silicon valley. the counterpoint is that for many years, some people say travis kalanick behaved unacceptably or created a culture that wasn't acceptable. follow the money. i think the real story of uber today is the fact that travis didn't just resign. he's on the board, and what he extracted in return for to removeas ceo is bill gurley from the board, if reports are correct. he is still actively involved in finding that new

claire is in naples, florida. caller: thank you for taking my call.oncernedthing i'm about is actually the role the insurance companies are playing in all of this. has the senate or will the meetings with them and try to get them to bring down health care. what about the ama. i know they have had meetings. the doctors are constantly ordering one test after another and all of the co-pays do start adding up. i'm part of the middle class. i'm not part of the elite name is group. every penny counts. all i want to say is i wish them a lot of luck in producing's things that we can all live with. also, pharmaceuticals. go to the doctor and if they don't give you a test to write another prescription. how do we keep stopping this if you keep saying no the insurance company starts: you. loss here. someone needs to help us all. thank you very much for your time. host: dan is online or democrats. caller: good morning. my first point is i want health care insurance at the base of the health-care system that operates on a perverse incentive to pay the highest bills

first he wanted to meet us in naples and then new york and then london and finally we will meet him infind out why he has been so skittish. he is a lawyer, academic, security analyst and someone litvinenko never completely trusted. scaramela is the contact litvinenko met at the sushi bar on the day he was poisoned. >> litvinenko thought you poisoned him. >> yes. >> you didn't poison him? >> absolutely not. >> from his perspective it does make sense. >> the thing is very strange. >> scaramela had been working for the italian government and sometimes used litvinenko as a source for investigations into the russian mob and spy rings. >> he was giving you names of russian mafia members who were connected to the intelligence service. >> exactly. >> something that was sure to upset both the mobsteres and the fsb. scaramela told us that in october 2006 the month before litvinenko was poisoned he began receiving frightening e-mails. the final message arrived on the very day of his last meeting with litvinenko. >> and what did that message say? >> look. there are people ready to kill you. >> the

topping the list, naples, florida, followed by key west and edin prairie, minnesota.t, eden prairie, minnesota. wait, mill valley? what? >> see, i think the survey's flawed. >> i don't understand this. doesn't make any sense. eden prairie, minnesota, is not a beach town, am i right, mike? >> they have a lake or two. >> i have been to minnesota many times. it's a lake? that doesn't count as a beach town. i'm throwing that entire survey off. moving on. >> california beaches are the best, everyone knows that. >> that's a janky survey. >>> next, improving safety on bart. the major milestone today. >>> and how officials plan to kill an algae grow at lake temescal. >>> plus, not just a weiner mobile anymore, the fleet of hot dog vehicles just unveiled by oscar meyer. this prompted a huge discussion in our newsroom. >> sorry i missed that this morning, i have not spotted those on our traffic cameras yet today, though, but we have problems in the hayward area, just the latest around that spot for a new crash. sounds like they pushed it off to the shoulder. you can expect dela

we're going to try to go back to naples and make this work. >> do you have any reason to believe thate happened to her? >> that would be my worst fear. >> thanksgiving day came and went. no stephanie. an overstretched local police force called in the colorado bureau of investigations, which is why agent greg sadar was standing beside the shallow blue river staring at what looked like a lump of snow on some rocks. >> there was several inches of snow on top of her, and you could see the body underneath the snow. >> it was stephanie, all right. but how did she get here? >>> coming up, the autopsy finding that surprised everyone. had stephanie been murdered? >> it's a whodunit. >> i had at least three viable suspects. >> any one of whom had potential motive. >> absolutely. >> when "dateline" continues. >>> it was perplexing, almost, that a thing so awful could happen in the midst of such beauty. here in the frigid rushing water of the blue river, three and a half days after she disappeared, they found stephanie roller bruner, nude but for a tie-dyed shirt that still on her body. she had c

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when i started working in the '90s, we had 27,500 workers in the naples shipyard. -- naval. we've got to provide a package of the things that would interest you and people to come work at the naval shipyards today. we do compete for some of those people, so in the short term we grab people they would like to have and vice versa. but if there's a stable, predictable plan and we know we will grow the size of the force, and i talk to leaders of industry they are not worried that they can grow. and, frankly, i'm not worried that we're going to have a problem growing the size of the naval shipyards as well. we have a good plan and will be able to press on. >> last question before he we opened it up to the ideas. you mentioned the good news is, we have a big bump up in owing to him, operation and maintenance money in the near term. what's the next big thing that you think past that that you'd like to see more investment, some from a fibrosis is template weighting to focus, if admiral moran would send the next dollar on-chip maintenance, 19.8 billion, what's the next dollar go to?

. >> reporter: the ski race in nearby wisconsin and especially the pickle ball tournament in naples,a $500,000 economic impact. they had 1 pnts $5 million many economic impact. >> in one year. >> in one event. >> for all the money sports can bring in, they're just a first step toward a larger goal. >> what about the idea of industry growing from this? might you see that too? >> absolutely. industry -- we're chasing industry as hard as we're chasing industry. you're looking for quality of life. when you come here, we want you to feel energy and a great community and we believe yield great result. >> a little foreshadowing. just days after we visited, they had reeled in a big fish. a big company announced a 360 million dollars investment in a new plant in dayton along with 400 new jobs. again, this is a small town. this has a huge impact on them. >> great catch. no release. >> yeah. but they were catch and release on the fish, i just want to point out. >> thanks. >>> you can hear more on our cbs podcast. find them on itunes and apple ipod casts. you're watching "cbs this morning." s