lets go live to fox 13's shayla reaves , outside raymond james stadium... with more.

channel 3's alyssa raymond is on the scene for us. alyssa, what new information can you give to us on a very sad story? >> reporter: jimmy, they just opened the passing lane about 45 minutes ago after it was closed about an hour. a few minutes ago they did stop traffic for a little bit as a tow truck came in. bus, there on the left. the tow truck is trying to get in there to move it off of the highway. so three lanes of traffic closed on. on the marquee it says crocker park. a spokesperson with rta says the bus had just left the trisket garage. no one was on it when it happened. the driver is fine. here's what cleveland police are saying now, that a call came in, a woman's car broke down on the side of the road, and she ended up crossing the highway for they don't have an explanation for that. rta spokesperson also said that police say that she ran right in front of the bus. if you are just joining us now, again slow-moving traffic on i- 90 east. this happened right near west 117th street. for a period of time they had west 140th betw

incumbent "gwen moore" does not have a libertarian, "andy craig" and an independent, "robert raymond." w u-s representative "glenn grothman" facing two challengers today as he seeks re-election, representing the sixth congressional district in east- central wisconsin. he's up against "sarah lloyd," a democrat from wisconsin dells -- and "jeff dahlke" an independent from mequon. if you're away from your t-v, visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. we'll have up-to-the minute vote totals as well as victory and concession speeches conversation on the fox6 news facebook page -- we're expecting it to be quite the chat. election day can bring on the stress for people across the country. there's a furry way to let off some steam. the san francisco zoo working with firefox to give you a break this election day. earlier today, the zoo posted a live stream of the red panda enclosure at the zoo. ad lib about red panda cam coming up --we hear from political expert "mordecai lee" and talk about what to watch for in all of tonight's big races. a look at the hollywood treatment of president's througho

lets go live to fox 13's shayla reaves , outside raymond james stadium... with more. a driver is dead... and a female passenger is in their car fell 70 feet off the side of the interstate! it happened last night on i-275 in pinellas county. state troopers say the dodge durango was exiting off southbound 275 onto i-175 near tropicana field when the driver lost control. they say he hit the concrete barrier and went right over it. the s-u-v landed upside down on the ground. a scary few moments in sarasota county, when a s-u-v crashed into the side of a business. it actually stopped in the group of tables. it happened sunday morning near the intersection of main and u-s 301. luckily, no one was sitting at the table... and no one was hurt. however... a gas line was hit and had to be fixed. sarasota police say they ticketed the driver. investigators in st. pete now say a police officer is to? blame for a crash involving her cruiser... on i- 275. it happened saturday night just north of 38th avenue north. state troopers say the officer was traveling with her lights and siren

channel 3's alyssa raymond is on the scene for us. alyssa, what new information can you give to us on a very sad story? >> reporter: jimmy, they just opened the passing lane about 45 minutes ago after it was closed about an hour. a few minutes ago they did stop traffic for a little bit as a tow truck came in.

((jen fox-13's shayla reaves joins us live from raymond james stadium. shayla, evans' move came on a day when the and backlash, trump's team is quickly coming together. sunday, the president-elect named the first members of his white house staff. former r-n-c chairman "reince preibus" will now serve as white house chief of staff. and "breitbart news" chairman "steve bannon" has been picked as chief strategist and senior counselor. priebus was recommended for the chief of staff job by house speaker paul ryan... which should help pass a lot of republican leglislation. bannon has faced criticism though, for his major role in the "alt-right" movement. have a better idea of the path president-elect trump plans to take once he enters the white house. hear what he had to say in his first interview since the election, in just a few minutes. (jen) plans to turn orlando's pulse nightclub into a memorial are expected to take a giant leap forward today. city leaders are planning to meet today and formally approve purchasing the club for about 2-million-dollars. the

channel3's alyssa raymond spoke with the victim and family and has their reaction. hair on your arms stand up and gives you goose bumps. >> what did you take? heroin. >> we need few know so we can save his life. what did you take? >> reporter: it captures reality. two men overdosing on heroin. the one lying there on the ground is michael williams. >> i never expected it was going to happen to me. >> reporter: he says he started using heroin four months ago before that he drank a lot and took pain pills. but when he lost his job, he turned to something cheaper. and get high. >> reporter: he wants help now. >> right away, yeah. if i can get the help right now i'll definitely go. i need it i want it. >> reporter: his older sister amber wants that for him, too. we warrant the sober michael back. >> reporter: he now gets that second chance. amber hopes users all over the world see this video. her family only thanked the man who recorded the 11 and a half minute facebook live. >> i never seen that in person before. i heard about all the ods. but like seeing that, and my 4

channel3's alyssa raymond spoke with his family and has their reaction. >> reporter: this facebook live makes the hair on your arms stand up and gives you goosebumps. >> what did you take? >> heroin. we need to know so we can save his life. what did you take? >> reporter: it captures reality. two men overdosing on heroin. the one lying on the ground is michael williams. >> i never expected it was using heroin four months ago. before that he drank a lot and took pain pills. but when he lost his job, he turned to something cheaper. >> it's harder to get help than it is to go back on the street and get high. >> reporter: he wants help now. >> right away, yeah. if i can get the help right now i'll definitely go. i need it. i want it. >> reporter: his older sister amber wants it for him. >> we want the sober michael back. >> reporter: he now gets that se amber hopes users all over the world sees this video. her family thanking man who recorded the 11 and a half minute facebook live. >> i have never seen it in person. i heard about all the ods. but like seeing that, my fur- year-old son had t

s. >> the heart walk is tomorrow morning at raymond james hours to join stacie's team an donate. we'll see you out there the weather is going to be great. s what's making headlines across america. the rough ridge wildfire in northern georgia is now by a lightning strike in the chattahoochee national forest. it is just 13% contained. smoke from the fire condition seen as far south as atlanta. state officials say right now there is no threat to life or personal property. president obama is asking congress for an additional $11.6 billion to fight isis. the request comes as iraqi troops backed by u.s. air power and advisors are locked in a fierce battle with is this the city of mosul. that price tag for operations this year to more than $85 billion. >> federal judge ordered state officials in michigan to immediately begin delivering bottled water to homes in flint. residents there have been living without access to safe drinking water since learning it was tainted with lead more than 2 years ago. the motion was filed as part of the case brought under the safe drinking water act. grubh

many people showed up for that great cause at raymond james stadium today. news channel 8's jana jones learned why many participated. >> reporter: more than 30 people came out today to help fight heart disease, making it the second largest heart walk in the nation. >> seeing all the people, all the vendors. it's really a great time for everyone to raise awareness. >> reporter: according to the american heart association, heart disease and stroke are the number one and number five causes of death in u.s. adults. some came out today because of loss. >> heart disease is a major problem. it killed my grandfather when he was 58. he just died from a heart attack. i never got a chance to meet him. >> reporter: others were out to celebrate their stories of survival. >> in 2010 i had a heart attack. i was 39 years old. involved after i had open heart surgery at the age of 38. >> reporter: a common theme among survivors, heart disease and strokes do not discriminate. >> it's a big misconception. i was 33 when i had a stroke. >> reporter: because this can happen to anyone at anytime, m

finally, after about 20 or 30 knocks, he says, "i need to talk to you about raymond lee jennings." the d.a.'s office in the morning to tell us in person. >> reporter: the o'keefes didn't know the details until they showed up for their meeting at the d.a.'s office where, they said, they were blindsided. >> "we're gonna release mr. jennings." and i go, "well, is -- is he exonerated?" "well, no, not yet." and i said, "oh." i go, "well, you -- are you arresting somebody else?" and they go, "well, we don't have enough information to make an arrest yet." and if they've got something that's that compelling, why haven't they got somebody else >> reporter: actually, the decision, whether or not to release raymond jenings, wasn't the d.a.'s to make. the ehrlichs and the cru could only file a joint petition with a judge, who would ultimately decide whether or not to set him free. so in june of 2016, the o'keefes, and jennings, and the ehrlichs, and attorneys from the been tried twice before. >> everybody was telling me that i would be sent back to state prison. i'd -- i literally just started praying as

>> reporter: actually, the decision, whether or not to release raymond jenings, wasn't the d.a.'s to make. the ehrlichs and the cru could only file a joint petition with a judge, who would ultimately decide whether or not to set him free. so in june of 2016, the o'keefes, and jennings, and the courthouse where jennings had been tried twice before. >> everybody was telling me that i would be sent back to state prison. i'd -- i literally just started praying as hard as i could and just asking, you know, asking the father, th -- th -- "don't send me back there. don't send me back. release me from here." >> reporter: freedom?. or finish his prison term? ray jennings and the o'keefes were about to find out. coming up, three trials, and 15 years after michelle's murder, a final twist. >> it was surreal. >> we're the parents. why can't they tell us? with the cleaning power of tide. so you can actually clean your clothes and still... ...do your part. detergent with the cleaning power of tide. if it's got to be clean, it's got to be tide. (cheering on tv) you may write me down in history,

s-f bulls. game time is at noon tomorrow at raymond james stadium. then florida and florida state play in tallahassee at 8:00 tomorrow night. we have a poll on our facebook page on which rivalry you're looking forward to. righ tnow, the seminole-gators rivalry has a few more hundred likes than the bulls- games played on thanksgiving, this might be one of the most talked about moments. in the second quarter of the steelers-colts game.. indy punter pat mcafee completed a fake punt pass to erik swoope for 35 yards.. and he was pretty proud of himself.. take a look at that strut! if you are keeping an eye on your diet but had a little too much to eat yesterday, don't feel guily. we are going to hear from experts who say is ok to get off track once in a while. but first... if you are looking for the best grocery shopping deals all you need is a smartphone. we'll explain after the break. 10 news and the tampa bay lighting want to put you in the stands for the game! make sure you watch 10 news at 11 all next week win two lower level tickets to the tampa bay

fox 13's shayla reeves is live for us raymond james stadium what wide receiver had to say about whole ordeal and why he's not done sitting. so far said that he did not share his intentions with the team and did not want his decision to be misunderstood. here's some video from sunday. ahead of bucs match up against the chicago bears. you can see there on your screen, tampa bay buccaneer mike eans remains seated during national anthem behind team he later told reporter the protests centered around tuesday's presidential election results. donald trump became the countries 45th president-elect. listen to what everyone's had to say after the game. >>> you know, when he ran i thought it was a joke, and the joke continues. i will so as always, as always he's the president-elect. i'm not a political person, but i have common sense i know when statement saying buccaneers deeply committed to a military and honoring the great men and women that have dedicated their lives and have made great sacrifices to an all tremendous freedoms we have in this great country. we encourage all memberses to resp

and ce koetter was asked about s evans was asked why he felt the need to protest on the day our military was being honored at raymond james. >> i said this a long time ago, i thought when he ran that it was a joke and the joke continues. >> this is something you will continue. >> i will, as long as he is president elect, i'm not a political person but i have common sense and i know when something is not right. >> the saying they are greatly dead dedicated to honor the military, and while the team encourages the players to honor the flay, the bucs also said they recognize their constitutional right to freedom of sp speech wh is critical to the freedoms we cherish. >> and this was the largest protest so far in the bay area, around 1200 people marched and chanted not my president. evan lambert is life, and in tampa another group had a different approach. >> the protestors here, just started marching past us here on central expressing their frustration over donald trump's election. but we had another where another group was calling for unity. >> in tampa, a small group gathered at water works park, their mission? unity.

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s. a neighborhood feud takes a bizarre turn after an alabama man tries to pressure a registered sex offender to move out. raymond martin did 13 months in jail for rape. he's back home now. but his neighbors want him to resident "sometimes they call me a child molester, a (beep), a rapist." one even wants him out so badly he bought a giant billboard. jeb lessley/robinwood resident "he just has a lot of problems and -- be honest with you, we don't want to live in fear of him. the neighbor says he paid 160- dollars for his sign. he says he's keeping it until martin moves out. a wisconsin family is lucky to be alive tonight after a car plows into their house. were playing video games when all of a sudden a suspected drunk driver's s-u-v came crashing into their kitchen. joel hoecherl/crash victim "like, my house blew up. i literally thought, like the gas or something, like my house blew up." thankfully the father -- and his sons were not hurt. the driver was arrested on suspicion of d-u-i . a school in baltimore is taking a different approach to dealing with disciplinary problems from students. a-b-c's maggie rulli

s. a neighborhood feud takes a bizarre turn after an alabama man tries to pressure a registered sex offender to move out. raymond martin did 13 months in jail for rape. he's back home now. but his neighbors want him to go away. raymond martin/robinwood resident "sometimes they call me a chil a rapist." one even wants him out so badly he bought a giant billboard. jeb lessley/robinwood resident "he just has a lot of problems and -- be honest with you, we don't want to live in fear of him. the neighbor says he paid 160- dollars for his sign. he says he's keeping it until martin moves out. a woman in kansas says her son was bullied at school a day after the election because of his race. christian rodriguez says her heritage the day after donald trump was elected. rodriguez says her sons white friends kept telling him he and his family are going to be deported now that donald trump is president. rodriguez does agree kids, especially 13-year-old are hard to handle and tend to joke. but she worries that now, because of the results of the election, instances sucha s this will b :22"children, i don't even think they know

s wait a minute here, okay -- i'll tell you, this car just came on the lot today, there's no insurance on this car. next train southbound, seven minutes. raymond, would you deliver mr. diaz back to holding, plelee? yes, sir. let's go, miguelez. you dropped some change on me, dude? no way, man. you're over, ricic, you're done, you got it? scum! will somebody get my attorney, please? would somebody get that lying bitch? ? ? the time to choose your medicare coverage begins october 15th and ends december 7th. so call unitedhealthcare to enroll... in a plan that could g ge you the benefits and stability you're looking for, an aarp medicarecomplete plan insured through unitedhealthcare. what makes it complete? it can combine medicare parts a and b, which is your hospital and doctor coverage with part d prescription drug coverage, and more, all in one simple plan for r low monthly premium or in some areas, no plan premium at all. an aarp medicarecomplete plann offers you benefits like an annual physical, preventive screenings and most immunizations all for a $0 copay. you'll also have access to a local network of doctors and much more. you can get ro

raymond channel 3 news. >>> in other news this morni car ended with two people been sent to the hospital. the case started near south moreland the case started near s. moreland blvd. just before 5 am. police started chasing the car after reports it was connected to an assault and was stolen. the driver crashed the car and ran off. police are still investigating. >>> dr. alex johnson president of the kyle guy community college was honored as the black professional of the year. he was honored at the 36th anniversary scholarship and awards gala of the black the association has awarded more than 3 million in college scholarships to deserving african-american scholars. 80% of whom are first- generation students in higher education. >>> still ahead this morning, there is nothing better than your grandma skulking except maybe a bunch of it all in one restaurant. how one restaurant is bringing the comfort of your home to the >>> i and matthew burns with this week square talk. joining me today is another member of our community council. a part of the metrohealth team and passionate about other projects. i will let her tell you about it. >> i am with the met

s 58 news time is 8:26. new this morning... one person is dead after a motorcycle crash in racine county.it happened in the town of raymond around 9-30 last night. according to the racine county sheriff... someone who drove by the crash called 9-1-1. police say the driver was dead when they got to the scene. they think the crash happened hours before they got the call. the cause of the crash is under investigation. police say it doesn't appear speed or alcohol were factors in the crash. the city of milwaukee's ?three? municipal court judges minor offenses today. anyone in the county with a municipal court warrant... driver's license suspension... or car registration suspension can have them lifted... no questions asked. people will still be responsible for any fines or "building and zoning code violations." anyone who qualifies... can show up in court starting today.. ?and? the next two wednesdays.we have more information on our website... cbs 58 dot com. search "warrants"... or look under "most popular stories" on the side of the homepage. campaign stops continue in the badger state today... with less than a week to go before w