we are okay with palm trees being in the mix as well. there will also be desirable if friends of the urban forest rate or other independent third-party arbor selected by the community advise on the tree selection in this process. thank you very much >> either any questions we pick >> you had a couple specific trees you would like to see their? >> we do. there's a black [inaudible] that was in dpw's that was presented. but up for a vote. there is a-that's already present in the neighborhood and there's in our grief we included a whole list good i don't know if this is working but we have a and exhibit here with a whole list of trees that are suitable, have-do not cover the signs and that are suitable for the conditions of our neighborhood. >> that was a matrix that was given to about 11 options? >> correct. not that many of them were canopy trees. >> so that is a problem we have with this process. >> do you feel a mix is preferable to having a single? >> of course, the mixes deftly referable. because it's such a long stretch in 60s 62 duo

we are okay with palm trees being in the mix as well. there will also be desirable if friends of the urban forest rate or other independent third-party arbor selected by the community advise on the tree selection in this process. thank you very much >> either any questions we pick >> you had a couple specific trees you would like to see their? >> we do. there's a black [inaudible] that was in dpw's that was presented. but up for a vote. there is a-that's already present in the neighborhood and there's in our grief we included a whole list good i don't know if this is working but we have a and exhibit here with a whole list of trees that are suitable, have-do not cover the signs and that are suitable for the conditions of our neighborhood. >> that was a matrix that was given to about 11 options? >> correct. not that many of them were canopy trees. >> so that is a problem we have with this process. >> do you feel a mix is preferable to having a single? >> of course, the mixes deftly referable. because it's such a long stretch in 60s 62 duo

trees. which is protesting the window palms as a tree species that we planted in their place. yes, people voted on the green but palm trees are they provide any cleaning value due to the limited limited canopy. yes there were numerous community meetings the public hearing on this issue. however, not once was a committee given a choice in a natural canopy tree. as you can see on the same card, the options were blue arrow juniper, [calling names] and window palms. not one of them is a canopy tree. a lot of people voted on the window palms because it was the most best option on the menu so to speak. it should be the case that people voted on palm trees but also given a canopy tree, we probably not be here appealing this right now. the urban street matrix was also very limited. even so does have a canopy tree which was the black-but was never put up for a vote that. to reiterate, kim members have consulted with certified arborists and are canopy trees that are suitable for weather conditions of the urban street corridor that would satisfy dpw's and communities requirements. both t

some of them cost as much as 20 times what a native palm tree costs. news 6 reporter erik von ancken is getting results, asking the department of transportation, is this really a good use of your money? >> reporter: take a drive over the new 1792 flyover, connecting casselberry to maitland, and you'll probably notice tree after tree. they were just put in over the past few weeks. but wait, did you notice what kind of trees these are? >> when you open up the canopy, it's going to spread out to be 10, 12 feet wide and it will be stunning. >> reporter: he's a professional landscaper. what does a tree like that cost? costs on average about $2500. >> reporter: the one across the street, the cabbage palm, the one you see all over florida, is a fraction of the cost. 10 times, maybe 20 times cheaper? >> that's correct. but it doesn't look as good. >> reporter: perhaps the other has a look you're trying to establish as a landscape architect. which is what? >> an attractive gateway to your city. >> reporter: the florida department of transportation for its part

>> 45'tall canary island palm tree. observed four eggs. >> bruce leslie with martinez school district. >> yes it has bane nightmare. created a few extra gray hairs in my head. >> reporter: he oversees the school campus. he says the district struggled to find suitable location. then once they found one here on suzanna street in martinez. >> fund there was contaminated soil. lead paint from the original high school. >> reporter: then they found the owls. >> it is a federal law, migratory raptors that you can't disturb the nest. have to wait until there is no babies in there. then you can, take the nest down. >> we thought we would be able to actually construct the school midyear this year. now delayed. not going to happen this year. >> reporter: all the delays haven't been cheap. >> a lot more money. spent an dla eextra $1 million because of delays. >> $1 million. wow, that is a conundrum. when red tape doesn't make sense. >> back here live, the school district even had to hire a biologist to go up in the tree and inspect

-- you into that palm tree. it's just an example of the stepped up security measures inside and out. >> reporter: stacked blockades and pockets of security personnel around ucf's arena were the first indicators donald trump's rally is closing in. >> i seen like five or six big security guards walking, patrolling, just making sure that everything's okay. the republican frontrunner's podium in place. the stage still under assembly as equipment cases clutert main floor. outside we watched as a camera was added to this tree along the entrance, and two more at each corner across the street. police told us they were in back-to-back meetings all day preparing for what it called a massive undertaking. it means a full staff will be assisted by orlando police, the sheriff's office, and u.s. secret service to secure every aspect. reports of a planned protest we told you about interest this undecided voter who told us he wants to gauge the energy on both sides. >> everyone's got some opinion. usually pretty strong. >> repor

. >>> owls are discovered in a palm tree. i'm elyce, why those owls may be related to delays in building a school here. >>> i'm michelle roberts along the peninsula. commuters may have another option to get to work. coming up, details about a ferry service that may start as soon as this summer. want toet ofthe crwdedraodin th a prate fry coany ilookg forppr >>> okay. want to get off the crowded roads in the peninsula, you may be able to get in the bay. they are looking for approval to operate a public ferry between redwood city, san francisco and two locations in the east bay. michelle roberts joins us where commuters are excited that possibility. >> break lights and bad tempers are easy to find along 101 during the weekday rush. >> hectic. stressful a little bit. >> reporter: in the east bay, hundreds of commuters avoid the roads. now a private company is trying to offer the convenience on the water for people along the peninsula. >> watch your step here. >> reporter: james is the ceo of property sf, currently his services a

the damaging lightning and a palm tree hitting a moving car. >>> the pope's ride up for auction and you won't believe what the bidding is up to this morning. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm pretty sure you heard us say this before. we'll start with thecontroversy trump. >> trump's campaign manager now facing a battery charge over an incident with a female reporter coming after police release video of the incident involving cory lendowski. >>> trump reskips his promise to support the eventually gop nominee and his rivals did the same. >> the latest from megan hughes from washington. >> reporter: all eyes turning to wisconsin which holds its primary critical primary next tuesday and kendis, you said it. the focus continues to be on donald trump. all three republican candidates appearing on stage separately in wisconsin last night for a cnn town hall. donald trump quick to make waves backing out of republican candidates' loyalty pledge. >> do you continue to pledge whoever the republican nominee is. >> i don't anymore. >> no? >> we'll see who it is. >> reporter: every candidate w

the damaging lightning and a palm tree hitting a moving car. >>> the pope's ride up for auction, and you won't believe what the bidding is up to this morning. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm pretty sure you've heard us say this before. we're going to start with the latest controversy surrounding donald trump. >> trump's campaign manager now facing a battery charge over an incident with a female reporter, the charges coming after police released video of the incident involving corey lewandowski. >> we also have video this morning showing a 15-year-old girl getting peppered sprayed at a trump rally being called a racial slur. >>> meanwhile, trump rescinds his promise to support the eventual gop nominee and his rivals did the same. >> we get the latest right now from megan hughes, who is following the developments from washington. good morning, megan. >> reporter: reena, kendis, good morning. all eyes now turning to wisconsin which holds its primary, critical primary next tuesday, and, kendis, you said it. the focus continues to be on donald trump. all three republican candida

this is cell phone video showing a palm tree getting hit. the neighbor recorded it and said the lightning came out of no where. three firefighters were hit by light neng. it sent one of the firefighters flying in to the bushes. >> fox news alert. alarming images. images were linked to a suspect in last week's attack. the premier's office steps away from the u.s. embassy. it was found in a garbage can immediately following the bombings. they revised downward. and the intelligence division of the nypd warned dutch authorities days about p the brothers and their links to terrorism. the brothers are two of the suspected bombers. authorities are meantime looking for one other suspect in the attacks. all of this raising questions about the failure of europe's intelligence surface. isis sent terrorist operatives to europe. our next guest quited about striking the heart of europe. all of the signals were there for anyone paying attention. they were deafening by mid2014. joining us now michael smith. and co-smither of international security firm. mic

. >> along the beach are palm trees with their roots exposed from the some have even begun to fall overin other places, the condition is worst. >> before, it's all sand all the way here. the sand is all the way there, in the rocks. it changed. it changed. the sand was covering the rock, all the way to the stairs, and underneath. >> it's meaning is the sand was gone from here. >> yeah. it slowly is. >> elena has been living on the island for 20 years. she says that it was only around ten years ago that the waves began to erode the during the rainy season between june and october, the waves reach right up the beach. recently, these floods may occur more than ten times a year. sometimes the beaches flooded for up to four the marine science institute at the university of the philippines. dr. miguel fortes is a scientist based here, together with colleagues of japan, he has been researching boracay island since 2012. dr. fortes has focused on the coral off shore to try to understand the causes of the beach erosion. >> first coral reef what, is it? it's a structure dominated coral between ani

palm trees blowing in the wind. it is really nice. how long will this forecast snras details after this break. news with kristi krueger andtt2w rm8v'`:o j# m/, tt2w rm8v'`:!!*n =/d tt2w rm8v'`:4!j# k90 tt2w rm8v'`:x#*&`:l7d tt2w rm8v'`:t#j'`:x7 tt2w rm8v'`:t#j)`:swd tt2w rm8v'`:p#j*`:dlx tt2w rm8v'`:p#j,`:%68 tt2w rm8v'`:l#*.`:,?4 tt2w rm8v'`:l#*0`:7)\ >>> a man is in the hospital this afternoon after losing control of his car and heading street in a canal. it happened eaeay this morning on keene road in davie near orange drive near the florida turnpike. we are waiting to know the condition of the driver and what caused h h to lose control of his car. >>> another crash to get to causing delays on the dolphin expressway early this morning. sky 10 was above the scene at northwest 57th avenue. you can see the silvercar crash flight that guardrail and sustained quite a bit of damage there. two people were taken to the hospital in unknown cditions. the fire rescue says they have the guardrail replaced an another car -- it was in the same l

it is windy and the palm trees kicking around pretty good. it is a fairly decent crowd and after spring break we'll see good crowds out ththe. >> you have to put the stones at the end of the towels. >> todd: not a bad idea. >> neki: it doesn't move. >> jennifer: or flip flops if >> neki: do a blog on that. >> jennifer: we should. the palm trees are swaying against the wind and the camera doesn't look like it is on too tight. its a beautiful view out there. mostly sunny to partly sunny skies and we have clouds draping over the lower keys. temperatures are warming up quickly, the 70s for the most part. 77 in miami and 75 in fort lauderdale. south winds. but winds are breezy in fort lauderdale at 17 miles per hour. and it will continue with the breeze throughout the day. not as windy as yesterday. there is no rain on the radar to talk b. but rain is impacting areas of the gulf coast. this is a huge improvement compared to what the radar looked like yesterday. but there is a lot of moisture and rain will develop in the mississippi valley. flood t

the palm trees are swaying and cameras are shacking. miami, couple clouds in the mix as we look at the skyline there and check inning on our lows the 50s when our average low is 65-degrees. highs in miami climb to 76 and the normal high is 86. we woke up to 55 key west. low of 60-degrees. it was chillier this morning as we had high pressure providing with a northerly wind component but high pressure continuing to move to the east and western atlantic providing for more of an on shore flow. there are the we say out ott the east -- winds out of the east, northeast pumping in humidity and 25 to 28 miles per hour. provide control for relatively dry, stable add moss fear as we head into wednesday and turn to see the rain chance increase since the moisture will also be on the increase thursday, friday, even into the weekend. that's what the green represents on this map so it's the next couple of days. in the meantime, we're looking at wet and wintry weather on the east coast and higher elevation and know and wet weather across the great lakes

they edited out the palm trees. reporter: that paid -- they governor pat mccrory saying he was inspired in the public service by the words and deeds of president ronald reagan, and drew much of his inspiration from his beloved wife nancy. senator richard burr saying she and ronald shared a deep connection and they are together again. -- sending personal family and tweeting about her grace and she served our country with a fierce passion. it's a few of the thousands of messages circulating about the now late nancy reagan. angelica alvarez for abc 11 eyewitness news. joel: nancy reagan dead at the age of 94. a new key to fighting obesity. the sandwich spread that they what we know about the size of the celebration saturday night in chapel hill. first, a live look outside our eyewitness news center. it is 43 degrees on this sunday night. the weather will be nice this week. i am excited about it. liz: temperatures to be going to instant. abc 11 eyewitness news continues. joel: they key to preventing obesity can be in a

>> the west coast coast has seen severe weather and los angeles, thunder and lightening setting palm trees on fire >>> also an unusual site, pamps of ice from -- patches of ice from hail that nel in the storms. heavy rain caused street flooding. jimmy carter has turned the corner in the battle against cancer. doctors have not seen signs of tumours and he doesn't need treatments for now. carter, who is 91, will continue to get check ups. doctors had discovered mel yn oma in the river, spreading to the brain. he under went a new form. of treatment call immunotherapy >>> we are joined from cleveland by dr andrew shown, the director of brain, tumor and neurooncology center. good to have you with us. you studied the ix uno therapy drugs. how effective are they in fighting cancer? >> we are beginning to see, they are f.d.a. approved in three types of cancer. melanoma, lung cancer and renal carcinoma. we are using them in other types of cancers. sometimes with preliminary very impressive results. >> they hold promise behind the cancers? >> absolutely. >> is there a clear sense of what did what in

they literally edited out the palm trees. >> supporters believe it helped four years later. it was that believe in her husband and their work on issues that helped people publicly reacting to the news of her death. governor pat mccrory singh he was inspired by the words and deeds of ronald reagan and drew much of his inspiration from his senator richard burr putting this photo saying they shared a deep connection. senator thom tillis sending prayers to the family and relate elmers tweeting about her grace and how she served the country with passion. a few of the thousands of messages circulating about the now late nancy reagan. let's former president bill clinton will be in raleigh to promote his wife hillary clinton's presidential bid. he will speak at early voting events across the state encouraging people to get out to the polls before early voting ends saturday. the doors open at 9:15 with the event starting at 1015. another round of presidential riemer is in the debate tonight in the race for the white house. marco rubio picked up a win in hillary clinton and bernie san

and that's an indication -- you see the palm tree moving around. 60 degrees with a north wind. 62 degrees in crystal river. not many that's confined to central and southern areas. lighter winds with high pressure over us. we're expecting a frost advisory by the -- this includes hernando county, -- and inverness. we're looking at a light wind condition and the lighter winds do lead to frost. that's 3:30 in the morning and a wind shift will take place and we'll start a warming trend. it's a beautiful day for tomorrow. temperatures climbing. 72 in the forecast. tuesday, wednesday, 80 degrees. warm temps are back. spring breakers are loving this. in the forecast for tomorrow -- cooler for the water, thanks to this round of chillier air. that won't last long, but blue skies, sunshine and a few high clouds overall. rain chances take a jump onto good friday. a 40% chance and same on saturday with a front settling into the area and that's where showers can develop. weather map app is a free. look at the radar, and look at traffic. 46 degrees at 7:00 a.m. at 3:00 p.m., sunny and pleasant. 57 degre

you can picture me hanging on the that palm tree. my hair is blowing in the wind. the winds have increased today. it is much stronger in terms of the offshore flow. look at this view from our windjammer resort camera. interestingly enough, we don't have a whole lot of people out there even laying out on the sand. i'm really happy to see we are not dealing with any swimmers out there, because right now it is not safe to go in the water. there is alive view from our sun and clouds. keep in mind with that strong bringing in cloud cover. look at these sustain winds, hour. gusting 30, 31 miles an hour out of the east southeast. the red flags flying at the beach means that dangerous high risk of rip currents will continue through tomorrow. again, you'll want to avoid it. we are dealing with clouds off the atlantic and continuing to precipitation. there could be an isolated shower. we are seeing the upper 70s. temperatures will climb by a few more degrees. in miami, 77 in key west. it feels like spring across much of the eastern half of the country. we're talking upper 70

joseph sends him out past the palm trees. the second homer of the game. here's the third. hardy also driving one deep and clearly the wind was blowing out. it was tied at 8- after 8 after nine. they played a 10th inning. this is a walk off, 11-10. >>> sweet 16 continues tonight with four more games in the ncaa tournament including syracuse against gonzaga. organize oregon on the doorstep of winning its first final four since 1939. nicks and nets both have the night off. the islanders visiting tampa bay. this one could be a possible first round playoff preview. >> the nicks and nets did well last night. both of them for a change. >> they need some rest. >>> coming up next on nbc nightly news, the growing problem of vacation rental scams and how to protect your family. >>> good night. >>> tonight, urgent terror raids and new arrests as authorities scramble to disrupt more deadly plots amid a new warning tonight about the threats to come. >>> also, isis leader killed. the terror group's second in command, its top money man taken out by u.s. special forces. nbc news learning d

lightning setting this palm tree ablaze. over the weekend north of sacramento, a woman drowning in floodwaters after the car she was in went around a roadblock. crews are sawing through this huge phi cuss tree that crushed two cars and blew out the windows of that one and this storm o storm may have moved through quickly but left lasting damage. kayna whith worth, abc news, los angeles. >> here's what's lapping today on the weather front. light rain still in northern california and the pacific northwest. violent storms from texas to the gulf region. some areas of the south could get a foot of rain. unusually warm from the dwraks to the northeast where it will feel like april. >> 40s in seattle and boston. 50s in denver and great falls. 60s in minneapolis and detroit. 70s in l.a., dallas and washington, d.c. >>> police in northern california have a mystery on their hands. woman who led police on a dangerous chase. >> okay. this is the woman. 51-year-old sharon it yourman has been on the run since sunday. >> my goodness in this

the suspect crashed into palm trees which stopped it from hitting an apararent building on 71 street and byron avenue. >> i just sought truck come in way and a went inside. >> i just saw it on the street before i got there. i heard -- night truck toad from the scene as crew cleared up the officials say the building sustained minimal damage and no one was hurt. >>> >>> also on 7, a possible new twist in the stack death of nicole brown and ronald goldman. nicole brown simpson. police in los angeles say they are investigating knife that was allegedly found at the fofer mer hoax oj simmen son. simpson was tried to and acquitted for what baiment trieflt century. >> danielle: we're here we are 20 years later and there's a ik development in the unsolved murder. alex diprato in the plex with the latest. alex. >> reporter: danielle, that knife is being analyzed bit lapd crime lafnlt the murder weapon has remained a mystery all these years and the question tonight shes, is this it? it was during demo lifghts oj simmenson estate that a construction worker found a knife in 1998. the constrtrtion

he flies over the cabanas and looks like he's about to crash into the palm trees in the background. then the winds change his direction and here he comes back again over the beach, over those cabanas. lucky day for this guy. because watch how this ends. >> oh, wow. >> without incident -- >> that guy is a legend. if you go parasaling, it's amazing. >>> these guys in wyoming are about to do a paragliding dunk. they take off the canopy right above them. >> oh, oh, oh! that's more like sledding. >> i don't think it goes that way. >> no, they started dragging their feet over the snow. they are going to need more height. it was all a terrible fail but it turned out to be pretty all right. >>> have you ever found yourself on the wrong side of traffic? maybe you need to go the other way but there's way too much traffic that way? >> never, no. >> well, i have, too. and i wanted to do this. but i just didn't have the guts. this is ukraine and there's all this traffic but notice this car. it's just backing up, missing other cars. >> are you kidding me? i thought there would be one other car on

a palm tree tore off a wing on the way down but he survived. once golfers learned they could play through they did just that. other residents making light of the situation since no one got hurt. brian hamilton took an opportunity to take a selfie with the plane. >> i teased my friends up north who are freezing how beautiful it's a chamber of commerce day for planes to land on our private golf course. >> once again no one in that plane injured. no one on the ground injured. the pilot and passenger were not happy to see the media here and declined to comment. right now the f.a.a. and ntsb are investigating the cause. >> chip thank you. >>> another problem for a legion airlines to tell you about. a flight set to fly from fort wayne to st. petersburg had to abort it's take off because of a mechanical problem. passengers had to be moved to another plane. that plane is expected to arrive sometime before 8:00 tonight. >>> in clearwater beach firefighters had to evacuate hulk hogan's beach shop declaring it unsafe. people felt a shift in the building.

you can actually see how there are the palm trees swaying . you can see some folks on airboat rides. in miami, we are seeing a mix of sun and clouds. right now, sustained winds out of the southeast, even stronger than the past few days. this has been the trend all week long. the winds have continued to increase and sustain 18-24 miles per hour because the pressure gradient has tightened as we have had high pressure south. look at the peak wind gusts ranging from 31 to 38 miles per hour. on my break, i was in my car and the car was shaking. that gives you an idea of how windy and dangerous it is. for those of you headed to the coast, it is not safe to go swimming. currents through tomorrow. streaming in on the strong onshore breeze and we are warm with the 80s. 810 and fort lauderdale. 790 in key west. it is feeling like spring. look at these warm temperatures. 750 in new york city. 70s all the way through atlanta, new orleans, 60s through memphis and texas. then, the cooler air off to the north and west. 350 in minneapolis, 500 kansas city. th

they literally edited out the palm trees. joel: the governor says he was inspired in evolving service by the words and deeds of president ronald reagan and he drew much of his inspiration from his 11 wife nancy. political figures and the art of nancy reagan. you had to abc 11 's mobile have to read it messages. marco rubio picking up the win in the puerto rico primary. it is his second win but he still trails behind ted cruz in donald trump. senator bernie sanders pic of a win in maine today. lead and the rest of the democratic nomination. the democrats face up again in a debate tonight. this time in flint, michigan. the water crisis was a key issue in lover hillary clinton and bernie sanders agree. both saying people should be fired for the lead-tainted water. even calling on the governor to resign. >> there is a lot of blame to go around. and one of the points i have made is likely the governor of this state should understand his dereliction of duty was irresponsible. he should resign. [applause] >> i agree. the governor sh

the knockout punch came early, even palm trees catching fire from lightning strikes. >> we heard like a big sounded kind of like a bomb. >> reporter: in northern california relentless rain pounded weak hillsides, a cliffhanger for an apartment complex already on the edge in pacifica. it's set to be demolished if mother nation doesn't topple it into the ocean first. >> this is just hammering the coastline. losing the apartments up north of here. >> reporter: the west coast battered for three days by a storm fueled in part by el nino, an atmospheric river bringing more than 9 inches of steady rain to some regions. wind speeds hit 88 miles per hour. thousands losing power. trees toppling into homes. freeways were shut down during rush hour. near sacramento a woman killed in her car when a road turned into a river. >> water was six, eight feet by the time we were able to get into the vehicle. >> reporter: rescue teams were busy overnight bringing the trap to safety. now there's even more rain and snow in the forecast. drought. in the mountains a below average snow pack is getting up to fo

the truck eing up wedge between palm trees. police say the driver of asuv ran a stop sign causing the crash. witness describe what they saw. >> i just saw the truck coming in this way and i wept inside. i said that will hit t building. >> if i get that i had i hear this. >> hers another look at the scene near sfun street and byron avenue. nobody was hurt. >> meanwhile several cars parked ina garage at collins and 48 street caught fire. miami beach fire rescue shot this video for us. they got there pretty quickly and put it out. not clear how the fire started. no one hurt. >> search is on for for man who stole cash from an atm in pembroke park. mr. is say the guy pulled up to realized that somebody left behind the debit card while he helped himself. he with drew 300 dollars and then drove off. now wanted for grand theft and police are sharing this picture in hopes that you will be able to help them. if you recognize him call crime stoppers at this number on the screen. >> look look we may gear up for picture perfect weekend weat

when the coconut falls from the palm tree, the process of growing a new root starts.t between that process, the milk inside starts turning into a more solid mass. this guy starts cracking into this coconut. he removes the hu is, k and now you have the core of the coconut. he cracks that open and watch what comes out. >> look at that. it's a solid mass. that's a coconut apple. he bites into it. >> oh, wow. >> i find it so strange. i've never heard of this. >> meanwhile, there are people watching this that are like, duh, we have heard of this forever. but i've never heard of this before. >> i want to go look for coconut apples. >> i'm curious to know what it tastes like. i don't really like coconut but i wonder if it changes the taste. >> well, apparently it is very soft and very sweet. i'm guessing it probably still tastes a lot like a coconut. >> i have a caribbean vacation coming up soon and will have to check into this. >> please do! >>> a lot of people are talking about video captured on a highway in australia. in this video an officer and a pedestrian, that's the

. >>> the wgc cadillac adam scott from the palm trees on 18. mistake. just avoiding go into the drink. back on to the green setting up the putt to clinch it as scott wins the second week in a row. championships. peyton manning is ready to call it will a career. peyton will go out. expected to announce his retirement today. there's no doubt manning will be remembered as one of the all-time greats after a remarkable 18 year career. >>> dolphins getting some competition recruiting battle over mario williams. set to me with some more teams during the new york giant. and on the college diamd number six hurricanes looking for a sweep against manhattan on sunday. canes did all the damage. got things started. it was 1-0 um.zack collins had two hits in the frame including this two-run single, seven run inning, canes go in to win this thing. 7-4 the final. >>> tough night for bernie. bernie on his birthday, the heat mascot, didn't quite stick the landing as he wanted. fun ship fredy, t carnival mascot may still be hurting this morning. oh, my goodness. >>> hurric

no matter where you are in the bay area, palm trees an sunshine. 64 degrees at 7:00 a.m. temps in the 60s . the air is a little drier behind this front so the evening temperatures and the overnight low temperatures 56 degrees at 3:00 a.m. 53 at 7:00 a.m. a lot of sunshine. maybe a few clouds. overall just sunny this weekend. pinellas park, mcdill, 70. 70 out around apollo beach. upper 70s in bartow. 81 in sebring. the sun is doing its thing there. the cooler weather is to the north with the front down to the south. we are seeing the cooler air push further south, so eventually, hopefully temperatures will be a little more cool in those spots this evening in places like bartow and lake placid and sebring. area of low pressure off the east coast trailing cold front across south florida. you can see high pressure is building in behind that giving us a nice northwesterly flow. cooler. we are seeing few of the high and mid level clouds. that will be the case for the evening too. more clear skies. so it is just giving us more sunshine today which is certainly very pleasant. sat

reporter: thanks to the generosity of volunteers and donors, some fencing is being installed and palm trees have been planted. but she is hoping that the developer will step up and take responsibility. >> i hope that we can work together and that they will restore what they have damaged and give us what we need to survive. >> reporter: now, the parent company of ryland homes says we acknowledge that during the tree removal process on the property, one tree on the property line that was supposed mistakenly removed and we are working to resolve that issue. they have set up a go fund me bank. i have a link to it on my facebook page. it will take you there and it will then them out -- help them out. it will cost $7,500 to replace what was damaged. >>> action air 1 arriving at the scene of a 30-acre brush fire in pasco county west of curly road in san antonio. right now the fire is not under control but no structures are in danger and no roads are closed. as you take a look there, you see a lot of smoldering there. not too many flames. just small patches there. a decent patch burned out to this

. >> reporter: in roanoke park, part of a palm tree came down on a power line knocking out power to nearly 2,000 people. >> all of a sudden there was a giant flash of blue light in our house. we live in a small studio in the back of the property. i came outside and found the fire department and i asked them what we should do, and they said evacuate the premises immediately. >> reporter: jaime and her kid were allowed to return after an hour while pe crew worked to get the lights back on. abc7 news. >>> rain and flooding is forcing four schools to close. they are gernville, harmony creek in occidental. >>> let's go to melanie woodrow. >> she is in mill valley with the worry over mudslide forcing first responders to take action. >> that mudslide was averted earlier tonight. the rain has been fairly consistent here in mill valley. and with more expected over the next few days, the first responders are ready. >> orange cones served as a temporary warning in mill valley. >> we have a couple yards of debris on the roadway. they will take care of tonight. >> with the potential mudslide looming th

you see the car here off in the grassy area in between those palm trees. be mindful as you make your way out the door. it appears the car isn't on the highway. you can see a road ranger get together the scene. e let's take you over to our first alert traffic map. we'll talk a little bit more about construction coming up. >>> ten minutes tohe top of the hour. former professional wrestler hulk hogan took the stand in his vil trial against the website gawker. gawkeke published parts of a sex video involving him. gawkeke says they have the right to publish the video of gawker and the ex-wife of one o his former friends. they say he talked in detail it newsworthy. >> i was embarrassed of what it did to me as a person. it was even embarrassing as a character. hulk hogan was embarrassed. >> so out of all of that, hogan is now seeking $100 million from that website. >>> today a vote could change the look of body cameras for local officers. if miami-dade commissioners approve the resolution, more than $23 million could go to covererhe cameras and manage the video.

. >> reporter: in roanoke park, part of a palm tree came down on a power line knocking out power to nearly 2,000 people. >> all of a sudden there was a giant flash of blue light in our house. we live in a small studio in the back of the property. i came outside and found the fire department and i asked them what we should do, and they said evacuate the premises immediately. >> reporter: jaime and her kid were allowed to return after an hour while pg&e crew worked to get the lights back on. abc7 news. >>> rain and flooding is forcing four schools to close. they are gernville, harmony creek in occidental. >>> let's go to melanie woodrow. >> she is in mill valley with the worry over mudslide forcing first responders to take action. >> that mudslide was averted earlier tonight. the rain has been fairly consistent here in mill valley. and with more expected over the next few days, the first responders are ready. >> orange cones served as a temporary warning in mill valley. >> we have a couple yards of debris on the roadway. they will take care of tonight. >> with the potential mudslide looming

gore con food service represents tell 7 news, naz when the driver lost control andan into the palm trees here which luckily stopped the truck from hitting the apartment building he got me. i'll be gone. th this guy on his morning run says he narrowly escaping with killed. >> i just got off the street. before that i heard -- >> those who live in the area say it's only a matter of time before it happens. like two or three people hit in that corner. it's very danger yows. >> danielle: they had to shut down carlyle avenue as the 18 wheerld pulled out. and the load put on another truck to finish the delivery. the driver of the suv has been ticket oovmentd alive in miami beach a. let's business business. 7 news. >> danielle: and we have this news later four. a development in the race for the white house. >> lynn: let's go to the newsplex where alex diprato has it oomplets alex. >> reporter: we're just getting word that ben carson is dropping out of raise. we have live pictures from the cpac convention in maryland where he just said sth a few moments ago. ben carson, republican candidate for pr

all 11 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms and even the lush palm trees surrounding the house. pictures on the real estate website zillo shows what the known, once was. >> we didn't necessarily live on jets and buses and trains and all the books he wrote. this was his home and where he lived. he made it the way he wanted. >> reporter: it got its name from a well-known spot in south dakota where the old owner grew up. he founded florida today and the "usa today" from the beach front mansion and his family sold it, according to property records, for $4 million, the most paid ever for a brevard county home. the new owner told florida today he would renovate it. >> reporter: fire investigators found exactly that so far, that the place was under construction. they found building materials in dumpsters, but it's going to take days, even weeks to complete their investigation they say. >> matt: the fallout continues after a big night in the race for the white house. questions surround the future of florida senator marco rubio >> lisa: his exit came after donald trump won big in florida

poolside steve, backyard palm tree steve. i like them both. but here's our winner. that's the sunrise at the cape. we'll in touch, allen, and get your address and ship you a storm pins umbrella. thank you very much for submitting. we give away an umbrella every wednesday. please, go download storm pins right now. check out the fine photos that are submitted. some are just breathtaking. radar tonight, i've got nothing locally. and i mean nothing. we were tracking smoke plumes earlier which have also gone away >> here's the rain tonight and the storms from memphis to houston. the cold front is it going to try to come this way. our big ridge of high pressure is a huge blocking ridge of high pressure. i'll show it to you in a moment. you'll see what i mean. 83 degrees was the daytime high today in orlando. 77 is the normal. even kicking the stuffings out of the normal all week long, that's happening again today. right now, we've dropped down to 83 for the high in orlando. 81 in sanford. 82 in ocala. we've dropped to 74 in orlando, which is a big drop after a daytime hig

lightning setting this palm tree ablaze. our neal karlinsky in pacifica, where el nino's fury condemned these apartments earlier this winter. >> reporter: they're so worried the cliff, they had scheduled to demolish it today. but they've now had to delay that 24 hours because the storm dangerous. >> reporter: north of sacramento, a woman drowning after the car she was riding in went around a roadblock and into six feet of water. crews right now are sawing through this huge ficus tree. that crushed two cars. it blew out the windows of that one. and david, this storm may have moved through quickly but it left lasting damage. there's another car buried right there. david? >> kayna, thank you. >>> to that severe storm threat in the south. texas and oklahoma at risk for winds, hail, and a possible tornado. the threat growing tomorrow. 24 millions in the trouble zone, before it moves to the north. we'll stay on it. >>> a major headline from the supreme court. not approveing a same-sex adoption. >>> next to paideyton manning making

the damaging lightning and a palm tree hitting a moving car. >>> the pope's ride up for auction and youthe bidding is up to this morning.

they used that ladder there to get the worker safely down from that palm tree. >> lucky guy. >>> diners in the east bay will not have to wonder any longer if their favorite restaurant passed the health inspection. starting next month, contra costa county restaurants, food trucks and supermarkets will be required to post colored placards. the green, yellow or red cards reflect the restaurant's food inspection score. they work just like a traffic signal. green means good to go, yellow means two violations and red means not good. the restaurant has been shut down. >>> one of the last bits of parking relief in san francisco could soon be going away. meters could soon start charging at night. right now the san francisco municipal transportation agency is just studying this idea. the agency is facing a budget shortage for about the next two years. charging night meter parking is one option that could bring in more cash. only the meters in the city's busiest areas currently charge at night. a decision here would likely not be made until next month. >>> san jose could be getting smarter. mayor