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pdr. jo shows us how an pexperimental drug implanted punder the skin could help preverse this trend. pthis is heroin and it's worth pmore than a million dollars. paware of in the history of our pdepartment extremely potent. pacross the country and in pflorida, heroin is making a big pcomeback. robably 5 years ago 90 to 95 ercent of the patients would pcome in for opoid dependency pwere on pills. pusually oxycodone. pnow, probably 80 percent of atients are on heroin dr. kent phoffmans an addiction specialist pin orlando? pyes, really easy to get punfortunately. pi've got soccer dads coming in pi've got people of every walk of plife and every, so it doesn't pdiscriminate. pit's a very fair disease. presearchers are hoping fix for pheroin may come in a different pkind of needle. p>> actually the area would be pnumbed in the upper arm, upper pinner arm. pand the trokar which is kind of pof a stab incision and then laced underneath the skin. pfour tiny rods contain time prelease drug are implan

pfox news is reporting pdr. barbara tamek allegedly rescribed medicine despite not pbeing authorized. pshe was reportedly doing so for pher boss's wife. pwhat's not clear is how this pimpacts the care of veterans and pif any veterans received the pwrong prescriptions. p>> anjuli: law enforcement says pthe man behind the brutal pto the fbi and his name was in a pterrorism database. pberry wasn't under a full-scale pinvestigation, but he was on the pfbi's radar. phe's accused of attacking four eople with a machete after pasking the owner where he was pfrom. pthree of those people are still pin the hospital as police try to inpoint a motive. p>> alcides: some brave men and pwomen who survived fighting on pthe front lines in their country pare losing an inner battle at phome. pstatistics show that 22 military pveterans commit suicide every psingle day. pscary number. p>> anjuli: it really. pas fox shows us, a nonprofit porganization is looshging to preduce the numbers by raising pawareness with a project just pfor v

pdr. jo will explain. p>> and a never again. preasons why you should forgo pdoing sit ups. pand what you should be doing pinstead. pand word is it's much easier ptoo. pgood thursday morning everybody pi'm laura moody. pdoes it involve going to state pfair and eating? pwe're all inside this morning pthrough. pwe're at least waiting for it. pgetting a little closer to pcoastline. pit may be a couple more hours pbefore it gets here. pbut it will. pso we'll all get soaking wet pthis afternoon. pthing is, it's not any severe pweather in there which is good. pa little soaking push it pthrough. pthen the front comes in. pthat will knock temperatures pback a little bit. osted forecast highs for today. pwe're actually in lower 70s. phighs eventually today in mid p70s. pbut look at the cool down behind pthis rain. p47 tomorrow. pthen only 62 for a high ptemperature on friday. pi'll have your weekend outlook pcoming up in a few minutes. p>> all right sounds good. pand meantime we want to check in pon

pdr. cheeseburger. perin: annual list of the pin the u.s. pnaples, florida -- that is, and plaws spend the winter, top the plist for have been the lowest plevels of stress and depression. psalinas, california was second pfollowed by sarah sort of -- pfollowed by sarasota. psean: portland, maine made the plist coming in 33rd. perin: there a lot of happy pin law' s place. otential relief from migraine psufferers. pone doctor is working on a ptreatment that would freeze away pthe pounding headaches. plondonderry were damaging wind pand rain knocked down trees and ptook out power. pcrews are underway. perin: and adorable kitten has a pnew lease on life after being pabandoned. p r from dunkin' donuts. of espresso, milk, r uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. r america runs on dunkin'. come in today to get any sandwich for $2.99 after 12:00 p.m. america runs on dunkin'. pkevin: heavy rain and pthunderstorms overnight. pwarmer air moves in. phow high temperatures will go. perin: the storms are bringing pdown trees and knockin

pdr. jo was recently doing presearch for a story how to pick pthe best, healthiest peanut pbutter brands. pduring the process she came pacross a little one named tommy. phe had a lot to say about his plove for the yummy spread. ptake a look at this. p>> so tell me, you like peanut pbutter? p>> yes. p>> and why do you like peanut pbutter? p>> because you can make a lot of psandwiches with peanut butter. p>> how do you like your peanut pbutter? p>> i like my peanut butter with pbananas or jelly and i really plike peanut butter all types of pways or peanut butter with pso that's a few facts and a few pclues for you. p>>taylor: tommy loves peanut pbutter and he knows the best pways to enjoy it and he loves to pshare it. pwe thank tommy. plastly we started on a happy pnote and ending on one, too. ptake a look at this little pbunny. pso cute. pi have to thank nancy lewis on pfacebook who sent this over to pme. pshe said she knew that it would pmake us smile and she loves pwatching each morning.

pdr. jason johnson in iowa. pthank you, sir. p>> reporter: thanks, mark, any ptime. p>> catherine: now that we have piowa behind us, we're looking pahead at 5:00 p.m. at the new phampshire race. p>>> it was a great night for phillary in iowa. phowever, someone still managed pto steal her thunder. pa college student known as psticker boy can be seen behind pclinton with two giant stickers pstuck to his face and he made pstrange faces behind her as she p-- pthere. p>> mark: when the man got ponline, he was thrilled saying pinteresting. pwhy wouldn't it? pi mean, the guy had a couple of pstickers on his face. pand doing that. proof camera clouds are pthickening out there. pthe wind is picking up. pand, boy, just like we thought, ptemperatures are around 50. prain will be moving in tonight. plet's get to the alert. pand this rain to mean business. pit could be heavy at times here. pdon't be surprised if you hear psome thunder as well into pwednesday morning. pit's a high risk, which means pit's going to happen. p40 mile an hour wind gusts with pthis front. pand that will

pdr. jo is here to help on pchoosing right peanut butter. pgood tuesday morning i law will pyou ra moody. pi'm russell rhodes outside with pdave. p>> any time you start off with a pshow off mr. roboto is going to pa crazy hour. p p . pit feels weird out here today. pit feels weird. p>> that's because a it's warmer. pb a lot muggier. pokay. pwe've got that humidity back. pits going to be here for about p30 more hours. phow does that sound? p70 degrees the current psouth, southeast wind at nine. pbut the dew point number is up pinto the mid 60s. plook at these temperatures palready at 70. plakeland brandon, tampa. pcrystal river, sarasota. pvenice. pwe'll easily get back to upper p70s for today. p30 percent rain chance now. pa line of showers and pthunderstorms, some strong going pto move through late morning pearly afternoon tomorrow. pwith high of 75. pand i can't get that song out of pmy head. p>> thanks a lot anne marie. p>> come on. pand vanessa, what do you got? pstuck in my head too. pthere are worse songs. phead. p9:0 one is time good

pdr. jo tells us why we should be pso concerned about the zika pvirus and it's possible effect pon florida. p>> and good tuesday morning. pi'm laura moody. pi'm russell rhodes outside with pdave right now. pi just took my jacket off. pit's warm out here. pit is warm, muggy, beautiful. pand at least where we are. pi know a couple of spots, still, pour dealing with fog at least pwhere i'm standing it's great. pvisibility three miles in tampa pso in those area getting better. psarasota, venice that sea fog is pthick. pand it is, oh pesky as well. pright along the coastline, have pto look out for that 9 o'clock phour you will see vast pvisibility improvements inland pas well. pwe're 69 degrees outside at ptampa international. pnot going to take us long to get pback to 81 for a high today. pshould be only time we hit 80s pthis week. pwith a good chance of rain pcoming through on thursday pafternoon. pand that's what i'll focus on pcoming up in a few minutes. p>> all right dave, thank you. pmean

pdr. jo is participating in ptreadmill tuesday. pwe're going to tell you what plist she's literally articipating. pall about and how you can3 one of the biggest parties of the year, comes to an end tonight, on bourbon street. "mardi gras" pone one biggest parties comes to pan end on bourbon street. pmardi gras wrap up with two arades today for fat tuesday. porganizers say this year they psaw biggest mardi gras crowd psince before hurricane katrina. pand it all ends midnight tonight pbecause tomorrow is ash pwednesday. pthat is the start of lent. pand here in bay area it's pymca in jacksonville area and pright here in tampa are pcompeting to log most treadmill pmiles you can participate local pymca and/or at home by using pwith this video we've taking art all morning long on good pday. pnow. pand talking and walking on ptreadmill. pall you have to do is just walk pon treadmill for at least 30 pminutes. ptake a picture of it. pand use that #i just told you pabout. pthat way ymca can give you pcredit of course whole point of pthis is

pdr. jo tells us a pros and cons pof a new prenatal test. pfrom tampa bay's number one news pstation, this is good day tampa pbay. p>>> hey everybody it's 8 o'clock pi'm russell rhodes. pgood morning everybody. pthis tuesday. pfebruary 23rdrd. pwee going to get over to dave pright now for look what we can pexpect outside dpa. p>> yeah i can't believe its this pmuggy already. p64 is our dew point. p66 our current temperature. pwell winds are mainly south, psoutheast about three, 5 miles er hour. pbut, it's a little juicy out pthere. pwe've got some cloud cover pmixing in. pi think what we're going to do pbring temperatures back the pupper 70s while running just a p30 percent risk of a pthunderstorm. pi'm sorry a shower. pexcuse me later this afternoon. pthe thunderstorms are going to pbe tomorrow during the day. pit looks like mid to late pmorning along the coast pafternoon as you go further pinland i'll talk more about that pin a few minutes. pbut yeah pretty muggy and warm pvanessa, what do you think? p>> yeah. psuch a change i guess coming

pa trip to hospital can be a pscary especially little onesthis pmore thanking doc on call pdr. pamela love at all pchildren's hospital to talk us pto about some ways to create a pstress free visit to emergency proom. pgood morning to you dr. love. p>> good morning. pyou know, when our kids go to pthe emergency room it's usually pfor a pretty alarming reason. pand i always admire the parents pthat are able to stay calm in pthat situation. pbut what are some of the best pways that you've seen for arents to help handle that pstress of that for their kids? p>> well first thing is if you phave a choice, parents should pchoose a children's hospital. pbecause children's hospital are pmore prepared to handle pchildren's issues. pfrom the kids site furniture to pspecialized training of the pstaff, children's hospitals tend pto provide a warm inviting panxious children and their pfamilies. pand also, with physicians who pare in emergency department, pwe're used to anxious children pand families. pso we're trained to deal with pall kinds of situations. pand that can also make a big pdiffe

pdr. mulrony you work in pemergency room i'm sure you've pseen a little bit of it all plet's talk about injuries kids psustain if they are not wearing ptheir seatbelt p>> well you know, if we look at pteen drivers we look at the paccidents that have fatalities pwhere a teen died in the car, pgreater than 50 percent of those paccidents that teen that died pwas not wearing a seatbelt. punfortunately these teens are pdriving recklessly and not pwearing seatbelts. pinjuries we see kids that do the pbest in car accidents are those pthat are in car seats. pit's very rare that we see an pindividual come in a child under page of three who in one of these p5 point shoulder harnesses, polder kids we see injuries pbecause sheer tommy. pwe'll see airbag injuries pbecause airbag going off and phitting child. pmost often for me when i'm pseeing children that injured in pcar accidents because they pweren't wearing seatbelts and pscar stopped rapidly it would phave been just a minor accident pto have seat

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pdr. jo will tell us about it. pworkers looking to protect plittle ones of a different kind pfrom this colder weather. pwe're talking sea turtles. pchecking your forecast. pchilly start this morning for psure. pwe saw freezing temperatures pjust to our north. pwe've got plenty of sun today, pso that's going to allow ptemperatures to warm up pretty pnicely for this afternoon. pin fact, we're in the beginning pcomplete forecas meet leon. a sea lion with a big personality. you might describe him as bubbly, a little nosey, and a lot of friendly. come make a new friend. or maybe a few. with a seaworld fun card you pay for less than a day, and play all year. enjoy amazing shows, rides and events. the sooner you buy one, the sooner the fun starts. so come meet leon, the bubbly sea lion. and mako, the tallest, longest, fastest coaster in orlando. coming this summer. only here, only at seaworld. now at havertys furniture, it's our annual presidents day sale. which means it's the perfect time to cre

pdr. jo has look at this new it can be a frustrating dilemma you workout all the time and yet those love pit wan a frustrate dilemma and plove handles hang for dear life. pif uf abelly fat that just won't pbudge there's new laser that pdr. jo has the story. peveryone wants that a perfect pbody. pbut tighten those last couple pinches from your item or love phandles can be tough if not pimpossible for some. p>> you can train and train but psometimes it is hard to get pthose specific areas on your pbody. psofia works out every day and pstill says she has stubborn pareas. pi target certain areas that psometimes you just need a little pbit of extra help. ptoday sofia is trying something pthat may help her achieve her pgoal. pwe have these four frames i put pthem on the area where you want pto melt fat a new procedure pcalled sculpture. pi'm going to pew applicators pfirst fa approved one that pactually made for melting fat. pyou're expected to melt away proughly 25 to 30 percent of the pfat tha

pdr. ben carson is holding his arty at the crown plaza in phe made a stop in merrimack at pthe dw diner but has no public pevents scheduled. perin: republican jim gilmore has pevents in merrimack at 4:00, pbedford at 5:00, and a primary pnight celebration at 7:00. psean: three communities already plong-standing tradition by pvoting at midnight. pin dixville notch, there were 9 pballots cast, eight voters were resent, and there was one pabsentee ballot, and less than a pminute after the voting started pthe polls were closed. pon the republican side, kasich pbeat trump 3 votes to 2. pand on the democratic side it pwas a clean sweep. pall 4 votes going to bernie psanders. perin: the votes have already pbeen cast and counted in harts plocation and millsfield. phart' s location had the biggest pemerging with the democratic pwin. pjohn kasich narrowly edged pdonald trump in the republican prace. preceived votes. psean: in millsfield, hillary pclinton doubled up bernie psanders, while ted cruz pu

1, 2, 3 asked this floors to be removed the same in 2002 pdrs number had the fourth floor is allowed it was discovered by a architect that the plans had discrepancies and inaccurate parcels the square footage for the subject building itself both of those misrepresentations have provided the architect and for expansion of the building and outside the scope of the neighborhood of the rear yard and respect the mid block open space the project was proposal to be the mravpts interpretation that that was on our street i'm sharing bog the noticed notice will be - it is too big for the neighborhood as ruled we ask for a review scrutiny for immediate context preservation of the rear yard and mid block open space and requiring 60 percent of lot coverage instead of 75 percent on behalf of the neighbors on potrero hill thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you, commissioners my name is corey smith i'm a community organizer prepared a short video of the residents that support the avenues but are unable to come to the hearing. >> the (inaudible) in this quarter thank you my name is jason i'm

pdr. jennifer ashton is here with pmore. pwe have heard about it, been paround forever but don't know pthat much about it. p>> you could arguably say this pis the most painful and least pdiscussed gyn issue affecting so pmany women, so we do need to pexplain it. pi want you to take a look. pyou can look right there. pwhat endometriosis is the lining pof the uterus, the endomeet ptriial flandzs instead of coming pout of the body go all over the pabdominal and pelvic cavity and pimplants all over the body and pthey are hormonally responsive pso as the uterus contracts every pmonth so do those lesions and pcan cause excruciating pain. pwe don't understand what causes pit but know it can be debilitate pdebilitating pdebilitating. p>> i have heard from so many pfriends how painful this is. phow are you able to diagnose it. p>> the thing is truly pendometriosis has to be pdiagnosed surge i icallysurgically. peither with a camera and taking pa biopsy. pyou can't diagnose it with pultrasound. pwe can get clues with the psymptoms a w

pdr. besser here with the latest. p>>> secret addiction, what palmost broke up terry crews' pmarriage. pthe former nfl star turned actor popening up in stunning pconfessions. p>> it really, really messed up pmy life in a lot of ways. p>> reporter: the personal battle pthat sent him to rehab. pnow the father of five share ing phis struggle. p>>> oscar sunday just three days paway from your face to your pdiet, the secrets you can steal pfrom the stars and time to plan pthat oscar party. p100 bucks. pall that and rob talking to hugh pand taron rolling out the red pcarpet this morning as we're psaying -- p>> both: good morning, america. p p>>> that's not all counting down pto oscar sunday right here. pour audience in the spirit of pthings, some selfies with the pstars. pa lot coming up on our oscar pcountdown. p>> that's right, lara, michael, probin and i will be on the red pcarpet sunday night. ptake a look. pthere is the academy right pthere. pthey are literally rolling out pthe red carpet. pthis happened just a few hou

pabc news has obtained video pdenying that she ever had sexual prelations with music producer pdr. luke. pkesha is suing claiming he psexually abused her and she pwants out of her recording pthe video was taken during a pdeposition five years ago. pa judge ruled friday that kesha pmust follow through on the pcontract but she doesn't phave to work with dr. luke. pkesha has garnered support from pother top singers pincluding taylor swift, lady pgaga and just last night adele. p>>> well, emotional testimony pfrom the father of sportscaster perin andrews. pandrews choked up as her dad ptearfully told the court that phis daughter was a shell pof her former self. phe said pall she did was cry after pdiscovering a stalker had posted pvideos of her online. pandrews is suing david michael pbarrett and the pmarriott for $75 million. p>>> they're mourning a loss of pnate kerrigan, pa veteran law enforcement pofficer who died while carrying pout a high-risk eviction. ptwo other deputies were hurt pwhich killed the homeowner. ponline rants against the police. p>>> and in austin, texas, a olice

. >> an ordinance amending the transportation sustainability fee for non-residential and pdr projects filed before july 24th to pay it with the partial rotunda. >> supervisor alavos will be leading the discussion. >> good it you this is hopefully, the culmination of years of work moving this item out of committee we the item before you amendments made to the transportation sustainability fee we made them in december of last year these railroad also an amendment i've attempted to make in the fall of last year before i begin i want to thank the planning department and the mta. all of their work developing these new fee structures for development san francisco they are significant improvement on the previous tdif and include the retain that had not been impacted but now in the tdif so to make that clear the proposed fee is not near significant to offset the impacts that the developments have on the transportation network and the economic feasibility study houses shows >> it sport a higher fee without the feasibility of the projects this ordinance has made two amendments to bring the tdif

pdr. stacy aaronberg to the phospital. p>>> at 5:00 we're going to go to pmedina county where there are no pconfirmed cases of zika, but phealth department officials pthere have started an education rogram to help keep people pinformed. p>>> some other news for you now. pa vigil has been planned tonight pfor the kent state freshman pkilled inside an apartment near pcampus. pthe suspect had his day in court pa motion to try the 17-year-old pas an adult. pdani carlson talked to students pwho want to know why they didn't pfind out about this sooner. pdani. p>> dani: well, that's right, promona. pwe spoke to several students ptoday. pobviously they're still shocked pby what happened to nick masa at pthis off campus ryan place papartment complex. pbut they say they were also pwondering why it took the puniversity about eight hours to pe-mail them about what happened. p>> since it happened so close to pcampus and basically the city pand campus itself, they should phave told us. pa lot of people that go here plive off campus. p>>

pdr. jennifer ashton is here with pthe details. pwhat's going on? p>> if you are overweight or pobese and in my office i would plikely counsel you about the pimportance of losing weight and pthen might likely refer you to pone of these weight loss centers pto help you because this is an pordeal. pso what this study did, they did pa report card in an urban area pand what they found, they didn't pdo so well. pthere is a lot of room for pimprovement. pone of the findings was about 1% ponly follow the actual medical pguidelines in helping patients plose weight. pfewer than one in three are pactually supervised by a hysician. pand only about 3% are precommending the proper amount pof physical activity. pso, again, not such good report pcard here. p>> these are shocking numbers. p>> yeah. p>> why are they not following pthe requirements? p>> we don't know. pi mean, my take on this is a pnumber of possible explanations. pnumber one, a center may choose pdeliberately to pursue their own papproach, which is fine as long pas you're transparent about it pand w

. >> an ordinance amending the transportation sustainability fee for non-residential and pdr projects filed before july 24th to pay it with the partial rotunda. >> supervisor alavos will be leading the discussion. >> good it you this is hopefully, the culmination of years of work moving this item out of committee we the item before you amendments made to the transportation sustainability fee we made them in december of last year these railroad also an amendment i've attempted to make in the fall of last year before i begin i want to thank the planning department and the mta. all of their work developing these new fee structures for development san francisco they are significant improvement on the previous tdif and include the retain that had not been impacted but now in the tdif so to make that clear the proposed fee is not near significant to offset the impacts that the developments have on the transportation network and the economic feasibility study houses shows >> it sport a higher fee without the feasibility of the projects this ordinance has made two amendments to bring the tdif

pdr. carson: they have written my pobituary every week for the last pyear and half, and then they pturn around and say he is still phere. pi can' t believe he is still phere. pheather despite his low p: standings in the polls, his oor showing in iowa, and rumors pthat he may drop out, dr. ben pcarson told a group of psupporters in manchester today pthat he is not going anywhere. phe will join others on the psix debate stage tonight p, including governor chris pchris christie: on that stage ptonight, you will see a pdifference. pwe will make sure you will see a pdifference between those repared to lead and those pcontinuing to talk. pheather: christie today picked pup two more endorsements p, governor charlie baker of pmassachusetts and governor larry phogan of maryland. pand at a town hall event in pgoffstown carly fiorina pexpressed her frustration over pbeing left off the debate stage ptonight but says the large group pof supporters today is an pindicator that her message is presonating

pdr. jo is here to talk about the pgrowing threat. pthree local cases. pshould we be worried about that? p>> i think we should be pinformed, concerned and premember, about 80% of people pare estimated to be pasymptomatic. pif you have three people that preport the disease, there may be pothers that did not so maybe 12 por so if you use those pstatistics could be circulating phere. pwe also worry about the fact pthat there was a sexual ptransmission case, you know, preportedly in dallas. pthat's still under investigation pbut there had been one reviously in colorado and that pone, i have to tell you, a erson was studying mosquitos in pafrica, went to colorado and pinfected his wife a day before phe developed symptoms. pfour kids in the household, pnobody else got it so they are prelatively certain it was psexually transmitted so here's panother mode of trans mission pbesides the mosquitos. p>>laura: so much we still don't pknow. pthe cdc put the operation center pat one point we knew it was on ar with the ebola. pit. pmean? p>> it's exactly that. pwe have

pdr. jo shows us one local pcompany working around the clock pto keep up with the demand. p>> as the zika virus continues pto spread, workers are feeling p>> we heard the word zika and we pare on 24/7 right now. p>>reporter: they supply insect prepellants online and to pretailers across the country and pwhile their products are mainly psold for camping, mosquito prelated diseases like zika are pcausing their market to expand. p>> our feedback from store $ ptheir sales have already pdoubled. pwe have one retailer who put 500 pbottles on the floor and in 24 phours sold out. p>>reporter: protecting yourself pbegins with wearing light pcolored clothes that cover your pbody. pmore. p>> the mosquito, if it wasn't paggressive, it would just fly paway. pif it's aggressive, it will land pon this and die. p>>reporter: there's another ptrick to make it last longer. p>> if you're not using this, put pit in a dark closet or put a pdark bag over it. p>>reporter: when it comes to prepellants, the pier the plasts. pthey say four ingredients found pin several commercial products plike skin

pjoining me is mary anne and pdr. cameron. pyou have a lot of titles but pwe'll say professor of ediatrics and researchers at pthe university of south florida. plet's start with you. ptell us a little bit about your ersonal reason for doing all of pthese fundraisers. phonor of my late brother who was pdiagnosed with cancer at the age pof four and he went through two pyears of treatment which was pbasically torture for both him pand our family and after the two pyears of treatment, he was able pto beat the battle against pcancer but wasn't able to beat pthe treatment so he passed and pafter those two years and, you pknow, this foundation is pimportant to me because we raise pmoney for pediatric cancer presearch specifically for the pdoctor. phis research is for looking -- pthey're looking for prevention pto the cancer, looking for a pvaccine to leukemia which would revent treatment and therefore, psave the lives of many children pand their family. p>> you've had a number of psuccessful events but you're pswitching it up this ye

pi want to bring them back in pdr. leslie joins us. pi want to ask you, are there any pindication based on satellite pdata you've looking at that may pbe this is starting to change, p>> we are seeing that mass of pwarm water in pacific start to pcool down a little bit. pso this is about the time when pyou start. pwe are seeing signs of that what pcomes next whether that ptransitions to la nina is yet to pbe seen. pbut it's remarkable year articularly being able to an pobserve this el nino the way we phave and be able to compare that revious el ninos it's been a pgreat thing for scientists. p>> i'm glad you brought up the pla nina. pit's really what i want to talk pabout here is many times after pan el nino it doesn't just go pback to neutral. pit nos flops other way. pcan you describe to your what pthat is what that may mean for phurricane season. psure. pso, an el nino is this pool of pwarm water in the equitial acific. pla nina is basically the popposite instead of being warm pthat has implications for ocean pcirculation but also imp

pdr. ben carson finished a pdistant fourth in nevada. pbut for some reason he's still pnot dropping out. phe's promised to continue on. phe said, this is a quote, "i pbelieve that things are starting pto happen here." pyou know it's time to drop out pwhen it has been weeks since pdonald trump even bothered to pcall you a moron. pwhile trump was at his big pvictory party, carson was in a pconference room at the embassy psuites where he laid out a clear pand upbeat vision for his pcampaign going forward. p>> right now we're sort of in pthe ancient rome stage. pwhere everybody wanted to go to pthe coliseum see a colosseum, bring on the plions and tigers and let's see pthem eat the people. pi mean, this was cool, that's pwhat they wanted. pwhile rome was burning. pand, you know -- right now we're pin that stage, okay, but -- we phave a bunch of fire pextinguishers. pand we are going to put the fire pout. pin our bellies. p>> jimmy: okay. pwait, what? pwe're going to put the fire out? pand in our bellies? pand if we're in ancient rome, phow d

pdr. jo tells us a pros and cons pof a new prenatal test. pfrom tampa bay's number one news pstation, this is good day tampa pbay. p>>> hey everybody it's 8 o'clock pi'm russell rhodes. pgood morning everybody.

pdr, we also offer those services. for banking and for pdr there's an extra challenge in those types of spaces in our city. so we know we have to allocate that type of special attention and trying to identify those large space. so that we can maintain those jobs as one of our priorities. banking and loan assistance again one-on-one. helping with consultations. technology training. this is coaching to get them selves up to speed in terms of how they can lower cost managing inventory and to accounting and things like that. for the small business retention relocation program, this is something we currently have a proposal out and have received applications could these are all new services that, again, we've realize that our business is needed more than what we were currently providing and as we seen the need we try to staff up and increase our services our partners in these areas. artie mentioned a little bit about the we focused on the small business consulting and case management. a real estate readiness assessment, a l

pdr. jo takes a look how these pdigital devices are creating a pconnection even when they are poff-line. p>> christmas morning beneath pbrightly colored paper a lot of eople discovered one of these. p>> oh, a fit bit. pmy fee an say the go wearable pfitness trackers and all shapes pand sizes hot items i ended up pgetting fit bit from my mother pstephanie and holly or coworkers pwho hit the pavement during ptheir lunch breaks. pthey changed their life styles a plittle over three months ago pwith healthy diets and exercise. p>> stephanie lost 47 pounds. pholly, 27. pfit bit helped them stay on ptrack. pfor when i'm at work sitting get pup and get moving. pto not stay seated. pi like to check it if i don't phave my steps in i will get my psteps in by the end of the day por at least set a reasonable pgoal. p>> lisa is an avid runner she precently upgraded to fit bit psurge. pthis works more like a watch. pyou can actually see your steps, pyour heart rate, how many miles pyou're doing. pand you

pdr. jo is here with us today to pdiscuss coronary disease in pwoman i know during your career pyou've seen some changes. pwhat should women know. pthat's true we've seen lots of pchanges. pgood news half of women have pchanged their diet. pthey've increased exercise. pweight. pbut when it comes to younger pwomen there is still work to be pdone. pwomen between the ages of 35 and p55 have not seen the same pdecline in death rates. pit's an especially true in pafrican american women. pthey tend to have more rediabetes, obesity and perhaps punder treated medical problems. pnow dr. theresa she's been pfor more than a decade. pshe says women need to realize ptheir symptoms may be different pthan those of men. p>> unusual or overwhelming pfatigue. pcould be flu-like symptoms. pjaw. pvery unusual. pbreath. pso my message would be to pay pattention to any risk factor pthat seems unusual and not delay pseeking care. pthat's really so important. pshe also says the reason the psymptoms may be differe

pdr. joe shows us simple pair of pglasses is changing the way pcolor he blind people see the pword. p>> p>> look at your kid's eyes. pthey are so pretty. p>> i don't know though explain pis it. pall right. p>> these youtube videos color pdeefficient shouldn'ts people as pthey see new keel lowers for the pfirst time in p>> it is very noticeable the pdifference? p>>. pof glasses, called encroma. pour cabling blue, greens brown, pand orange. pi was constantly going i have pget bright lights on it to see pthe difference in colors. pbryan snyder works computer he psays red orange and green blend ptogether. p>> you are always asking what pcolor is this? pwhat color is that make sure his pwiring was right, he used a pmetre. pnow he wears these glasses pinstead. p>> now i can see actually see pthis brown. pand this orange and this is pgreen. pbryan first experience wearing pthem was watching cartoons with phis son. pi couldn't have words to pdescribe is it. pit was just overwhelming for me. p>> bryan says he now literally plike a kid in candy store. p>> candy display with all of the pm and

pdr. jo will an explain the rocedure and why it's so pcontroversial. pforget crunches we will show you pfour different exercises that pwill give you great abs without pever doing another stomach pcrunch. pand charley, hanging out with pgreat family band who will be laying at the state fair. everything you need to know about life, you can learn from granola. keep it simple. make every piece count. let other people know what you're made of. always be real. don't be fake, don't be and of course, wear sunscreen. nature valley granola bars. no artificial colors, flavors or sweeteners. p>>> good day tampa bay. pi'm charley belcher. pwe're at the florida state fair, pkicks off today, a dozen days of pfun. pyou being eat anything you want pto eat ride that midway, see pgreat animals and see great pentertainment like matt's family pjam out of branson, missouri. pbig motor home it is like artridge family if you're old penough to remember that collin, padrian, and benny, matt and his pwife, you know they are around p2. pbut all about the kids, right? ptell me how

florida pis preparing to deal with it and phe is expected to be joined by pthe state surgeon general, pdr. armstrong. pso here is what you need to know pwhen it comes to this virus. pthis is, again, something that phas symptoms, including fever, prash, joint pain and red eyes. pit is spread through mosquito pbites. pwhile the case is here in phillsborough county, we've plearned those two cases were pconnected to people who ptravelled outside of the pcountry. phealth officials are saying that pthere have been nine total cases paround the state and when it pcomes to taking steps to prepare pto prevent, to help yourself, phere is what you need to know. pthere is no vaccine for the zika pthing you can do to prevent pinfection other than avoiding pmosquito bites, wearing long psleeves and pants. pwhen it comes to children, cover pyour arms and legs. pif you're out in the stroller, pbaby carrier, use the mosquito pnetting as one alternative to rotect your child. panother suggestion includes pinsect repellant recommended for pthose that are older than the page of two months. pwith more rain in t

pdr. jo will be going to that pnews conference with the pgovernor and she joins us now. pout? pwhat exactly does public health pemergency means. pwe do have documentation that ptalks about using the state phealth officer or the surgeon pgeneral dr. john armstrong he's phe will be point person. pthen the execution of whatever pit is that they need to do pshould they detect additional pcases here in the county. pi know a the love those things pare already in place. pi know i've talked to people a pmo 62 to control here. pwe've got very robust public phealth group here in phillsborough county. pwhat exactly additional is this phealth emergency going to really pgive us? pand again, those are all pquestions we're going to find pout today. p>> and what do we know about pthese mosquitos? pyou know the 80s mosquito are pnot that dusk to dawn mosquito pwe think about mosquito control pand a trucks that come by they pdo that fogging mosquitos are preally not going as affected by pthat kind of control. pthey talk a lot about backpack pspray in this where they are pgoing house to house. p

pdr. jo will join us, she's phosting a live facebook chat to panswer your questions about the pzika virus. pgo to fox 13's facebook page ost your comment and get advice pfrom dr. jo. p>>> well it was all pmisunderstanding. pthat's what a man accused of pattacking a six-year-old girl in pmall bathroom told clearwater olice. pdetectives say they received a ptips to led them toll ricky pblaise thompson after seeing psurveillance video from country pside mall they contacted him pyesterday morning he voluntarily pturned himself in he told them pthee went into women's restroom pby accident. pand startled six-year-old girl pand panicked. ptry to put his hand over mouth pto keep her from screaming. pthat's when he said she fell on pthe floor. pshe wasn't injured he said just pscared. pthompson is being charged with pbattery. p>> changes could coming to pstate's death penalty structure pafter a florida senate panel pjust unanimously approved a pthe proposal would require a punanimous decision from

pthey're the same as they would pif someone hadn't donated kidney pdr. richard lewis surgical pdirector of kidney transplant pcenter st. david north ausdz pmedical centeromy facility in pusa area. phe says potential donors are prigorously screened. pand undergo many medical tests pto make sure they are healthy penough to live well with one pkidney. pthe driving concept is that we pwe don't want to do any harm to psomeone. pthere are already going to have pan operation that for their own phealth they don't need. pa healthy donor must have same pblood type recipient and blood ptest called a cross match is pdone to milk sure recipient pdoesn't have ant bodies against pdonor. pas long as they are none of pthose bad acting anti bodies, pand as long as the blood basic pblood types are compatible, pthat's all that's necessary for pa good outcome. pwhen green found out she was pmatch for her friend it wasn't a psurprise, it was like a pvalidation that this was the way pit was supposed to all be. pin september of 2013, green and pher friend had their surgery at p

the zoning district is just the first criteria then you have to pass all those other things. >> zone pdr i'm also excluded, correct? >> correct #9d >> there is a algorithm i look at the zoning excluded and permitted and maybe the gray yiria and look at the zoning in my build{say i'm in the clear, the gray or the sites. >> right. you get more-you get a lower or more precise calculation of your risk but to your point and put it in these terms, there is never that clarifying moment until you talk to the property owner or landlord and heard they are interested in a change of use for the site because that is actually the hardest thing for us from our data perspective to really predict or understand. whatever your lease agreement, that is certainly information that is providing to the small business. >> we discussed if you have a least in place your lease prevails until up for renewal and every business owner because there isn't rent control for commercial property facing being exposed to currents lease rates once their currents lease is up. i'm one of them. renegotiateating my lease this week

. >> an ordinance amending the transportation sustainability fee for non-residential and pdr projects filed before july 24th to pay it with the partial rotunda. >> supervisor alavos will be leading the discussion. >> good it you this is hopefully, the culmination of years of work moving this item out of committee we the item before you amendments made to the transportation sustainability fee we made them in december of last year these railroad also an amendment i've attempted to make in the fall of last year before i begin i want to thank the planning department and the mta. all of their work developing these new fee structures for development san francisco they are significant improvement on the previous tdif and include the retain that had not been impacted but now in the tdif so to make that clear the proposed fee is not near significant to offset the impacts that the developments have on the transportation network and the economic feasibility study houses shows >> it sport a higher fee without the feasibility of the projects this ordinance has made two amendments to bring the tdif

so i throw out the objective is 2018 but it's absolutely driven by design progress through the srr, pdr, cdr in terms of unit production analysis, everything we need to assure ourselves this kill vehicle will be produceable and get the performance we need out of it. i won't give you a unit cost on it but given the opportunity to redesign this, given where we were a decade and a half ago there's a great opportunity here and we're realizing it in terms of production costs. so next slide is back to the near term. i wanted to just let everybody know publicly that the next ground-based mid-course defense test will be later this month and it will be a controlled test vehicle flight which means non-intercept flight. it will be a three-stage ce 2 interceptor conducting a non-intercept flight test. so what does that mean? we're going to fly a very long-range complex air-launched irbm target as the target full of countermeasures and decoys to gather discrimination data we need to effect the previous two charts in terms of what we're worried about to increase the system performance. but the primar

pdr, we also offer those services. for banking and for pdr there's an extra challenge in those types of spaces in our city. so we know we have to allocate that type of special attention and trying to identify those large space. so that we can maintain those jobs as one of our priorities. banking and loan assistance again one-on-one. helping with consultations. technology training. this is coaching to get them selves up to speed in terms of how they can lower cost managing inventory and to accounting and things like that. for the small business retention relocation program, this is something we currently have a proposal out and have received applications could these are all new services that, again, we've realize that our business is needed more than what we were currently providing and as we seen the need we try to staff up and increase our services our partners in these areas. artie mentioned a little bit about the we focused on the small business consulting and case management. a real estate readiness assessment, a l