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panama city beach has nothing on them. >> i mean, they should take this stuff to panama city during spring break. >> the good thing is that it's not toxic. >> >> happened about 90 minutes ago. they will have a long night cleaning that up. >>> every once in a while you this situation? >> and no matter how long you think about it, you just can't figure out what you would do. it's not an easy answer. that is especially at the case in this story. >> a man in alabama is facing 40 years in prison. his crime killing the man who sexually abused his young daughter. >> that dad is facing 40 years in prison. the abuser -- >> the one that raped -- >> the young daughter served 27 months. just a little more than two years. a lot of that fair? 10news reporter and father of a young girl phil buck takes on that question. >> reporter: so many of the stories we talk about have two sides. it's rare we come across a topic that's true black and white. one of the things that makes this job so complex is not just looking at two sides of an issue, but that gray area in between where most of real life actually take

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but a panama city company a.r.a. was working on a when they stumbled on a way to make bio fuel identical to petroleum. >> from this material here we make jet and diesel -- >> chuck redd is the company's vice president of development. >> with a material that has all the same molecules as petroleum crude but from a renewable feed stock. >> one of those feed stocks is ethiopian mustard seeds that can be grown in arid ground and be used by farmers as a rotation crop. a.r.a.'s process can also use waste grease from water a.r.a. senior vice president glenn mcdonald saw an opportunity for his company and the world. >> i lope that one day all diesel vehicles are operated with our fuel. i hope that all commercial jets are operated with our fuel. >> reporter: as for the u.s. navy that goal is well under way. alternative fuels now power 30% of naval ships and 50% of its bases. don dahler, cbs news, panama city, florida. >>> facebook's plan to remove fake whether that amounts to a violation of free speech. but a new study shows

don dahler, cbs ne, panama city, florida. >>> facebook's plan to remove fake news stories from its site whether that amounts to a violation of free speech. but a new study shows that peop who get their news from facebook are looking at more fake stories than real ones. jericka duncan reports. >> reporter: when a satirical website headlined a story "pope francis shocks the world, backs trump," the fake news went viral. waves of false headlines on social media have turned readers into believers. this week social media giant will go after hoax websites by restricting ad revenue. facebook is also planning to launch a program allowing users tolag fake news. journalism professor jeff jarvis. >> the slope is very slick if we try to make facebook and google and company into censors. you can't find a position that just because somebody doesn't like it and doesn't trust it it gets lled. it would be very dangerous to have blacklists and to fan sites i think. >> twitter approach. a new feature rolling out this week allows users to mute key words, phrases and even entire conversations. tuesday it su

mike pence will be in panama city today and president barack obama campaigns for clinton in kissimmee. donald trump will return to the bay area tomorrow for a rally at the sarasota fairgrounds. >>> it is not an accident these candidates are spending a lot of time here in florida. recent poll numbers show how tight the race is. a 45% to trump's 44% lead along likely voters statewide. there's an endless number of issues driving voters to the polls. >> reporter: taxes, security, women's right, this election year, there are countless issues that are driving voters to the polls. but we wanted to find out what are the top four issues so we new york times, a third of those survey say it's the economy that will be the biggest factor in choosing the candidate but who will it benefit most? trump sales his business record almost daily. and clinton is counting on memories of the economic boom of the 1990s during her husband's term as proof she would help america prosper. one difference from the '90s90s? how much voters care about terrorism and security. in the same poll, 29% of voters safety. isi

governor mike pence will rally in panama city today while president barack obama campaigns for clinton in kissimmee. and donald trump will return to the bay area tomorrow for a last night, tense moments in nevada. take a look at secret service as they rushed trump off the stage in the middle of the speech. we're told a man showed a gun in the crowd and that's when they whisked him away. moments later, trump returned to the stage. >> nobody said it was going to be easy for us. but we will never be stopped. i want to thank the secret service. these guys are fantastic. [ applause ] >> a man identified as austin crites was detained by police officers and secret service. this is video of officials holding him down. no charges were filed and he has been released. he told reporters it started after he raised a sign against trump and was assaulted by a group around him. >> there were people on my neck, basically trying to choke i'm used to giving myself air. soy wasn't going to allow them to complete choke me out. but had i not had the training, it's possible i wouldn't be here talking to you.

panama city beach officials decided to prohibit booze from beaches and said a curfew during spring break. the police -- police chief said it made a difference. >> the ban a place to everyone -- applies to everyone from march through the middle of april. >>> here is wendy ryan. >> a rampaging bull man in the 911 call that helped save his life and what authorities say made a difference. >>> in and out in a couple of minutes. how a dozen the utes broke into this -- thieves broke into this gun shop. >> reporter: there is good news. the strategies paying off in >>> the risk of keyless entry for your car. coming up i will explain what >>> live from the station taking action for you. this is abc action news. >> this heart pounding video of thieves swarming a tampa got in store. burglary even easier to pull off. thanks for joining us. all day long we have been showing you these images smashing a truck right into the tampa arms company. >> it is really just the latest of a continuing trend of burglaries across the country. abc action news reporter clifton french is outside and the numbers he has

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weapon.7 petroleum had to be added to biofuel for it to pack enough punch to be feesable, but a panama city, florida company, ara, was working on a process to make sterile water in remote areas when they stumbled on a way to make biofuels identical to petroleum. >> from this material, we make jet diesel. >> reporter: chuck redd is the company's vice president of field development. >> it's a material that has all the same molecules as petroleum crude but from a renewable feed stock. >> reporter: one of those feed stocks is ethiopian mustard seeds that can be grown in arid ground and can be used by grease from water treatment plants and kitchens. ara's senior vice president glen mcdonald saw an opportunity for his company and the world. >> i hope that one day all diesel vehicles are operated with our fuel. i hope all commercial jets are operated with our fuel. >> reporter: as for the u.s. navy, that goal is well under way. alternative fuels now power 30% of naval ships and 50% of its bases. don dahler, cbs news, panama >> pelley: up next, families brought closer together by ahh...still sick,

this is 57 and panama city. jacksonville, 59 degrees and we find pensacola there too. >> pretty morning in the bay area. you can see mostly sunny skies and kind of the filtered sunshine. throughout the morning, we are going to see some thin clouds moving through and not exactly the brilliant blue sky, sunny day that we have seen some of in the past few days. lull cooler and clearwater, 65 degrees. current temperatures around the nation are a little bit cooler across the northern tier and you can see right now. it is 47 degrees answer international falls. it is 41 in syracuse and boston right now. >> 46 degrees. >> wind will be a bit breezy at types today. this is 12 miles an hour in st. petersburg and the reason for that is we have pressure grid yent between pressure to the north and south. we will see the clockwise winds around high pressure. from time to time we will see clouds streaming in with the atlantic moisture moving across the state and perhaps an isolated sprinkle but most of us won't see any rain tod

they are confused this year in panama city. 70% of the hatch sea turtles went in the wrong direction, toward the land, not the water. turtle experts say they are going toward the light attracted by all of the new development along the beach. >> that heard there was a good bar and restaurant. grant money is available to obtain the proper lighting so the turtles go the other way to the turtles like a little nightlife. >> i think so. >> that will wrap it up for us at 6:30. thanks for having us in. >> coming up -- a special contest for football and beer fans ripped from the pages of a children's book. with our $3.50 sub of the day, there's never been a better time to try something deliciously different. every day of the week, get a featured six-inch subway sub for just $3.50. all with no artificial flavors. the $3.50 sub of the day ?? ?? cleans teeth and gets to the underlying cause of bad breath by blocking bacteria to help prevent plaque and tartar. for a cleaner mouth everyone can love. ask your vet about oravet chews. >>> a possible act of terrorism at a major u.s. university. a stude

along with structural damage from heavy winds -- a landslide trapped at least nine people near panama city. only seven reportedly made it out alive. forecasters expect the storm to become a hurricane once again -- before making landfall near the border of nicaragua and costa rica toss to weather weather rain wraps up around midnight tonight so dry and quiet conditions expected for thanksgiving. highs will range from upper 30s to low 40s. light snow is possible system brings rain showers sunday night into the beginning of the week. temperatures gradually warm into the upper 40s by the end of the weekend. tonight: cloudy. showers ending. low: 37 wind: var 2-4 mph thursday: partly to mostly cloudy. friday: morning rain/snow showers then mostly cloudy. am low: 33 high: 42 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: partly sunny. am low: 30 high: 44 wind: sw 5-10 mph sunday: increasing clouds with showers in the evening. am low: 34i showers likely. am low: 39 high: 50 wind: se 5-15 mph rain wraps up around midnight tonight so dry and quiet conditions expected for thanksgiving. highs will range from upper 30s t

a landslide just west of panama city trapped nine people. 7 of those nine were rescued, not survive. in the capital, a child was killed when a tree fell on a car outside of the school. otto is likely to gain strength as it heads tomorrow to make land fall around costa rica. >>> one police officer's dash cam caught it all on there it is. the flash is believed to be a fire ball wider than the usual meteor. it's really bright. the police officer's dash cam recorded it. residents in nearby cities also reported seeing the streak across the sky on monday. no damage as a result of that. >> it's a fire ball. >>> coming from space, and here's something else from space, have you ever wondered stay up? nasa astronaut, shane, showed us what thanksgiving dinner is like up there. >>man: thanksgiving in my world is not complete without some football. we'll have mission control to send up live football games for us to have the complete thanksgiving experience. we're very safe up here. we're going to have a great time enng take care and have a great day. >> okay, and then if you see him here, that's

it's the miracle league softball game in panama city --hosted twice a year. the one inning game allows all the veterans from an area nursing home to bat and field at least once. organizers say it's a great way to thank those who served and let them have a little bit of fun. "for some of them, this is actually their last hoorah, and in the sims nursing home and respect them and remember them." "i wanted to hit a home run, and i think i can next year." during the opening ceremony, those veterans who served during world war two were given special recognition as the 75th anniversary of pearl harbor approaches. coming up next... the state championsh g begin bright and early at the uni- dome... with don bosco going after its second state title. and we we preview iowa city west's game tomorrow night against three time defending state champion west des moines dowling. rick coleman joins us next on good evening, i'm rick coleman. there will be six state championship football games in two days uni-dome. don bosco kicks it off right after 10 in the morning with the 8 ma

you can see clear skies from panama city to jacksonville. that is not the case for the bay area across south florida and light showers continue to move along the flow. you might pick up a low shower here. most of you are probably hoping that is all associated with the cold front pushing through. in the tropics, the surf temperatures pretty warm. the next five days, a 60% chance of developing in the caribbean. probably the computer models suggest not much in terms of movement with the system. the sea surface temperatures are near 85 degrees. still very warm to generate tropical weather which is why this runs until the end of the november. the model continues to clear from north to south as we head throughout the morning hours but there is still a chance of a light shower as we go throughout the day tuesday. still some leftover clouds early in the day but through the afternoon, from north to south, we see clearing. expect some sunshine across the region for northern areas starting first. rain chances are low. rain chances at 0% basically but w

picture perfect day so certainly something to be thankful sunshine state pretty consistent at 72 in panama city. that is our cool spot, 77 in tallahassee. look at tampa and fort myers tied for the hot spot with that easterly breeze. we ended up being a little bit warmer than folks along the east coast. you can see a little bit cooler. folks in newport-richey, a little warm. generally less than 10 miles per hour. so a light breeze, quiet and dry. so beautiful conditions. if you want to maybe take a walk and work off some of the turkey or maybe you are one of those shoppers that you are getting started tonight. whatever you want to do, it will be picture perfect for you. variable clouds. overnight now, some patchy fog will be possible in our fog- prone areas as we head into friday morning with the light winds, mostly clear skies and a little bit of low level moisture that will give enough moisture for some areas of patchy fog. generally, low 60s for the bay area. 60 at palm harbor. 63 in seminole. tampa, 64 degrees. along the nature coast, a little bit cooler there. 56 at crystal river the low. 5

this is panama city across tallahassee. the skies have already cleared him temperatures are cooler although the sun is helping folks more up this afternoon. you can see the light showers continuing to roll from west to east but overcast about does it all the way from levy county to north fork and all the way over to lakeland and down to see bring. mostly cloudy conditions and light showers pushing from west to east., forecast computer model, that the clouds slowly erode from north to south as the drier air comes further south and takes a little while as the day goes along. still a possibility in the afternoon southern areas could be socked in with clouds would northern areas starting to clear as the influence continues to push southward. the wednesday morning, things are fairly clear and we are looking at lots of sunshine. temps in the upper 50s and it will feel cooler, below look forward to that for sure. rain chances are low, basically 0%. 78 degrees for a-pitcher on wednesday. 80 degrees for thursday. friday looks pretty

sunshine from panama city to key west. back to you. >> we like that. that's good stuff. >>> just like most things in life, black friday is now evolving. >> a look at the changing trends for the holiday and find out if it's worth it to camp out like this for days. >>> tonight we continue our investigation of government-backed loans that burn taxpayers. we fount $24 billion in failed loans. we have a new round of our game show, political squares. whoa, this is awful, try it. oh no, that looks gross what is that? you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna try it if it's terrible. it's like mango chutney and burnt hair. no thank you, i have a very sensitive palate. just try it! guys, i think we should hurry up. if you taste something bad, to try it. it's what you do. i can't get the taste out of my mouth! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. shhh! (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models.

he was speaking in panama city. >>> we are hearing from the protester who was carried out by secret service in nevada now a donald trump rally. trump was rushed off stage last night. a person in front of the stage shouted gun but no weapon was found after the search. reporters caught up with the protester after he was escorted >> i'm actually a republican. so i'm a republican. and have been supporting republican candidates for quite some time. but i just don't support donald trump. i just believe that, you know, he is dangerous for the country. >> the protester told reporters he just came with a sign that said republican against trump and the secret service tonight is still investigating. >>> donald trump will be back in the bay area before tuesday. tomorrow in sarasota. it starts at 11:00 a.m. and new poll numbers from nbc and the wall street journal poll. as of last week, hillary clinton has 44%. and donald trump has 40%. clinton's lead is down from the 11-point margin she had in mid- october. >>> and the minority vote is something that both candidates realize could make or break their vi

and pennsylvania will also see results from cities in florida central time zone in pensacola and panama city than at 7:00 o'clock colorado polls close as well as arizona new mexico and wisconsin and then at a time no see results come in from what could be those surprises swing states were talking iowa nevada and utah at 911 did nine will want it all up in the west with california hawaii oregon and alaska finishes off tonight at 11 our time but there's a good chance we may know who is looking like the winner by the time is alaska vote but roland is another presidential race is getting most of the attention there are some important measures decided on a local level amendment 69 or get rid of private health insurance here in colorado it would raise an employer and employer payroll taxes by 10 percent and create government health insurance amendment 72 would increase taxes on cigarettes let's get outside now meteorologist take future of the weather that we've got bugs on our camera and you know what honestly there's a lot of times by this point in the journal of the bugs are gone because of the

first of all, in the state of florida, we have tyndall air force base at panama city. that's where they are training our pilots the f-22's. at eglin air force base near fort walton beach, that's where all of -- about half of the united states air force training and the other services -- the navy as well as the air force -- are training their pilots for the f-35 that is now being cycled in to be the workhorse of our fighters. the united states navy which will have f f-35's but has the f-18's, they will fly squadron into key west naval air station. they'll be there for a week or two, and when they lift off from the runway at bo boca c will whh whechica, they can be over air space not having to spend the time and fuel to get to the area of their testing and training. so the department of defense has said you simply cannot have oil rigs operating in an area where we are testing these very sophisticated we weapons systems that we need a lot of space. this is from this location down here some 300 miles as well as the training that goes on. so it's not just for benefit of our

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sunshine from panama city to key west. back to you. >> we like that. that's good stuff. thank you, paul. >>> just like most things in life, black friday is now it's worth it to camp out like this for days. >>> tonight we continue our investigation of government-backed loans that burn taxpayers. we fount $24 billion in failed loans. we have a new round of our game first comes thanksgiving, then black friday. we're just a few >>> first comes thanksgiving and then black friday. we're three days away from thanksgiving. from the official start of this that means just like this you see the black friday shoppers camped out already lining up. every year, you know, it seems like it starts earlier. >> why are people still doing that with the lines outside? i don't know. maybe they just like the excitement. the outdoors? >> i think some is the camaraderie. there's a tradition to it also. >> haley hines will delve into that and report on how black friday has shifted towards the internet except for those in best buy there are two tents lined up. rick hilton is first in line. he said

panama city beach. a couple got on something called the slingshot ride.od they got this on tape because i think it says a lot. >> oh! oh my god! >> aah! >> [ bleep ]! i'm going to throw up! >> oh! >> aah! >> this view. >> no! >> jimmy: is she okay? are you okay? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is good. this is from the uk. a couple took their infant son out on some kind of a wildlife safari and it went like this. >> wow. i wouldn't mess with them guys, bro. it's going to -- >> oh my god! >> oh gosh. >> jimmy: how did that much liquid fit inside that child in the first place? if you run that in reverse it's extra horrifying. back to thanksgiving. most of us are familiar with the traditional tale of the first thanksgiving. you know how it went, the one we learned in school, heartwarming story. but this is not 1621, this is 2016. some of the story is out of date. we thought it might be a good idea to update the story of thanksgiving to reflect our modern sense differents. with that said we proudly present the students of edward james elementary school in the fir

and tomorrow mike pence will be in panama city. overnight trump added a new campaign stop in florida, back in the bay area on monday for a rally in sarasota. donald trump is turning his attention to tampa bay this morning, holding one of his final rallies at the state house. >> reporter: the gates opened an hour ago and these people you see behind me are still waiting to get in because they are not open yet. these people don't care about sleeping in on a saturday morning. they are out here to show their support for donald trump, saying things like, make america great again, and lock hillary clinton up. i'll give you a listen. of course this will be another where he hopes to energize even more voters. yesterday he was in new hampshire and hershey, pennsylvania. today he's expected to talk about obamacare, government corruption, criticism of the media because he says it favors clinton, lost jobs and trade deals, and the foreign policy clinton designed as there are older people, younger people, babies, and one first time voter feeling

with a small group in new hampshire, sunday. .and his running mate -- getting voters riled up in panama city, florida. vice presidential nominee "we are just two days away from a great victory all across the great state of florida and all across the united states of america." on monday. the candidates have jam-packed campagin stops. bruce springsteen is set to join a lineup that includes president barack obama, first lady michelle obama, bill clinton, chelsea clinton and jon bon jovi for hillary clinton's final rally in philadelphia. and donald trump plans to end a five-state mad-dash from florida to north carolina, pennsylvania, new hampshire. and ending in michigan. california voter registration has hit an all time high. nearly 20-million californians have registered to vote in tuesday's general election. secretary of state alex padilla says that is 78-percent of eligible californians. 2012 held the previous record at 18-point-two-five million voters. the u-s census bureau says since the last general election. california's population increased by more than one-million people. padilla says