it's going to be a scramble to rob peter to pay paul that we need assistance at this point. >> if residents don't qualify for the loan. we are told the state will explore other programs. if you're in sarasota county and need help. grab a pen and paper. you can call the red cross with their number on the screen. you center 861-5000. and remember, you can check storm tracker 10 around the clock against those important alerts that are free app. just download wtsp. to make a neighborhood crime alert that has people upset. check this out. you're looking at surveillance video from st. cecilia's catholic church in clearwater. police are asking to help identify this man. as he walked in. he made sure no one was around and he puts on gloves before going back to a small donation box and smashing it and taking $50. the incident is very sad. >>if he came to us with his need most likely would be able boxes are going to be switched from wood to metal and is harder to break into. they are also going to into the boxes more often. >>> your choice. 2016 and a new poll has donald trump holding a commanding le

. >> i just detail with it. rob peter to pay paul. >> two moms have some surprising thoughts are raising minimum wage. >> people keep saying raising the minimum wage, but i don't think that will help. >> how are these single mothers going to live? >> reporter: so you actually go don't. >> we, >> they employers would cut jobs and raise prices on housing to hamburgers. >> raising the minimum wages would race the cost of big macks minimum wage would raise to # dollars this year. this cincinnati urban league would like the see at hike in the wage, however the organization says it is also focused on job training that would help workers qualify for higher playing jobs. urban league says they would still need just over $20 an hour to make ends meet. >> that's to cover expenses, medical, housing child care. >> reporter: an mit study looks specifically an cincinnati and surrounding areas. the wage was $10.10. it was at training ground for mean people. it realizes it is the same argument a fast food company >> it is going to be have to be employer driven. we do have partners who believe in investi

that's what will be a scramble to rob peter and pay paul. >>reporter: during the visit i asked gov. scott with the state is doing to help storm victims. >> you have thresholds and we are doing that assessment right now to see if they make the threshold. >>reporter: the county damages, less than half required for fema assistance. there is another option. the state is focused on low interest loans from the federal administration. damage. >> not just a loss. but the loss that is not covered by insurance.>>reporter: to qualify they must have 40% or more of uninsured loss.>> assistance is not meant to make a homeowner or business completely whole, it's meant to supplement those gaps. >>reporter: while he appreciates the help. >> i don't want to take on debt at this point. >>reporter: and if the area does not meet the criteria for low interest loans come i asked the governor, what then? >> we need assistance at this point. >>reporter: in sarasota isabella 10 news wtsp state officials told isabella that if the area does not qualify for low interest loans. it will explore other programs. st

. >> i just deal with it. rob peter to pay paul every month. wage has surprising thoughts on raising minimum wage. >> people keep saying raise minimum wage but i don't think it will help. >> it's stressful. oh, man, if they raise minimum wage, how will the single mothers and parents going to live? you're actually going, don't raise minimum wage. >> they think employers will cut jobs and raise prices on hamburgers. >> studies shows, it will raise the big macs 17 cents. >> he introduce legislation that will raise the minimum wage to $9 this year with gradual increases to $15 an hour by 2020. the irving league would like to see a hike in the minimum wage. however, they are also focused with higher paying jobs. a person will need $20 an hour to cover end's meet. >> housing, child care, transportation. >> and brian harris cites and nit study that looks at cincinnati and other areas. and the call center, the wage was 1010. harris told me the call center was a training ground for many people who may have few job skills. the job was a stepping stone. he realizes, it's the same argument at fa

he is not even robbing peter to pay paul, he paul, he is robbing paul to pay paul. [laughter] but he now expects paul's undying gratitude in exchange for this, then then paul then says obama paid for my college. now, all of us in this room could be a little frustrated about what we can do about this. the truth of it is, we, we all have far more influence than you realize. last year when my book america came out, by the way this is the left using its influence, someone from the obama administration, i don't know who, walked into cosco realized that the top people in task or democratic people and they said what are you doing he's a right-winger, he's against against you guys. so cosco decided as a corporation to pull my book from every cosco in the country. this is called the left using its power. they do not want to be on the wrong side of obama, much bigger fish to fry with him than with me. but, a reporter found out about this and wrote an article in a worldnetdaily which caused an eruption of outrage among the worldnetdaily readers on their website. how how can yo

i mean, we have been robbing peter to pay paul since month two. i mean, we've put our heart and soul into this. i lay awake at night. sasha: with the royalty fees, i never saw them being put back into the business. there was no visibility for the business in general. advertising -- you know, we're all up -- left to do that ourselves, and that's a lot of money. karla: i'm a single mom. i can't support my family. rick: having not done this before -- been in a franchise, i just assumed this was the way it was. rich: you know, we've never come together as a group. lemonis: is this the first time you've ever gotten together? sasha: i've never met these people. -kathleen: as a group. -lemonis: you never met them? kane: we weren't even allowed to talk to the other franchise people. mike: i don't want to look in the rearview mirror and say, "wow, boy, did we really jack things up." i can just look at where we're at now and where we need to go. lemonis: yeah, but in order to move forward, we have to understand what the issues are. i thought you guys met al

you can rob peter and help paul's growth. you coerced into, it does not lead to overall growth.fact, it hinders it. you have been able to choose wind and solar for 125 years. for the state to comment so come and so heavy-handed late, as the president did, no, the money needs to go here, we will take from you to send over there, that had an economic impact. we do not know how much a part as to what we are seeing now. >> there is no denying that the two are connected here and thank you, chris, very, very much. oil continues sliding. so does stocks. a lot of people read into this. a lot of people have been asking me what it means. of course, it depends. around the time of the election, remember the election is on until november. with stocks in the bear market selling off, it is not good for the party that controls the white house. a time where stocks are cascading. he lost to bill clinton. you can just ask jimmy carter. just ask ronald reagan. there is a lot more i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c g

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robbing them when they're distracted. and also a 94-year-old world war ii veteran in pine crest. >> brought this for you first on four. peter d'oench has more. speaking to us with the cbs4 exclusive. >> tape captures the serial robber darting through a public supermarket in september and scouring the lobby of the same store on january 1st. this criminal, in his 50s his head to hide his crimes. and stealing watches and wallets. >> she was shopping at the public store when which she left her wallet unattended in a cart. >> very angry about losing the wallet. devastated. so many personal pictures in there that can never be replaced. mother, husband and my whole life. >> wallet missing from my stroller. >> didn't want to show her face. lost the cash and credit cards while watching her grandson. >> i remember someone coming by, brushing against the stroller. i felt violated. >> police say the same criminal picked the pocket of a world war ii veteran in december. >> my concern is that if we tonight catch this man immediately, he's going to >> something close brushes, be very aware. >> make sure they keep the personal belongings a

rob kardashian appears to be dating and why there's an uproar. >> a special connection to our . >>> a story by one of the world's most popular children's author. bee trix potter. creates peter rabbit. the tale of kitty and boots. came out and -- very cool. >> she's the best. >> fans of the kardashian clan know there's some bad blood between kylie and black china. you know that, right? >> i have a hard time following. you can imagine when she was spotted in the arms of ksh. >> rob. >> rob kardashian. >> more of that. . >>reporter: rick and rudabeh, for i know at which it's i'm here to help. go inside the kardashian's tangled web. >> former nba star, lamar odom may have used cocaine in the days before he was found. >> found in the arms of lamar. >> after he was found with the overdose. that crisis is the reality once again in sunday's keeping up with the kardashians. >> having family around might make a difference. >> her voice can be heard to stay by his side at a time when no one thought he would pull through. theme of family is family. another -- photographed out with her beloved on again off again exboyfriend, and -- shared a spoeshl snap, teasing reclusive rob kardashian

former major league baseball player and peter rose is set to be inducted into the cincinatti the reds announcement comes not even a commissioner rob rose's application for reinstatement. rose was banned from the m-l-b in 1989 for betting on games. the induction ceremony is being planned for this summer. noisy kids are the subject of a lawsuit. is it class action? i want in! how loud these to cause a sue! you may not wanna sue the state of nevada for this, but you'll definitely wanna leave the state of nevada. find out where we rank on the list of states" in the nation. violent crimes are becoming less common i get out of work and i go to the store, and somebody's, smellin' around, "mmm! i smell cookies." i ll me. i just got out of work. that's honey bunches of oats, that's all." bad accident at the intersection of oakey and eastern. we have not heard about the extent of injuries... only that it was a car versus a motorcycle. if you're heading in this direction use caution as metro investigates. violent crimes are becoming less but many states still have a crime rate than the national average. according to "24-7 wall street", the m

rob back over to you. >>> well in his first message of the new year pope francis called >> and for a year better than the last. from his window overlooking st. peter's square, the holy fathered had his message. pope francis 'em fa emphasized if the need for us to be reborn. >>> some brave souls celebrating the new year by jumping into the rome's tieber river. one by one, men and women leaping off the bridge into the water that's not warm. hundreds gathered to watch them. is that the naked cowboy? >> that's his italian brother, i think. >> gentleman roen mo. by the way, this was the 70th year for this annual event. >> i would be more scared of the water than the cold. >> what's in the water? >> it's not moving very fast. >>> it didn't take nearly as polar plunges at the jersey shore. >> the average water temperature was 50 degrees. it was for charity. news4's ted greenberg as all of the new year fun in ocean city. >> reporter: it's a sprint into wintertime waves to welcome a brand-new year. >> i'm 55, i thought what the h hell. why not. >> over a thousand people dove head first into 2016 with a january dip in the ocean, including lindsey and mike fie

peter rose is still banned from baseball for betting on the game and the reds, but commissioner rob honor him here at home. he's getting a statute on the terrace level joining big red machine teammates and his uniform number -- #14 -- is being retired. rose played the game with unmatched passion -- hit #4192 came at home in front of adoring fans at riverfront stadium. his head-first slides are legendary and an example to younger players on how to play the game every day. reds president and ceo bob castellini convinced commissioner rob manfred that rose needs to be honored in the queen city -- and rose was moved by the honor. "this is an honor you can't believe how you feel. growing up here -- always been a reds fan -- always had the most respect for all the reds players that i watched when i was a kid. most all the guys in the hall of fame living today either played with me or against me. a lot of them the first one from cincinnati, but larkin beat me to it. great player from moeller high school." school." rose's reference was to barry larkin, who is in the hall of fame at cooperstown --

pretty much peter route but again unsettled weather still with us on sunday storm will have on the forecast coming up in just a little bit. >>mark: watching today's winners and losers. >>roba person is not very goldilocks is on the call side and is not just ride is not too hot for fall 2015 a group of about 2.4% 3 would be just right to 24 a little more call sign says hiring has picked of what should people took to 25 >>rob black: they're making it expensive for banks to keep cash the negative interest rates hist they have to pay to keep their money in the bank. >>rob black: i have an all rebalance online so every six months an automatic three balances in the workers of the story well with the 401k is a word about the stock market and 90% stock down a 80% to 9 1/7% one of the comfortable is you can balance and bonds. we need to be ready for whatever weather may come our way. my name's scott strenfel and i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecast get crews out ahead of the storm to minimize an

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