web developer and recreational fisherman rory o'connor was in sarasota, florida, visiting his parentson fishing off siesta key beach. while in the water, o'connor often mounts a portable video camera to his kayak. >> i fish alone. if i catch a big fish, nobody's going to believe me. plus i can brag to my other kayak fishing friends, hey, look what i caught. >> but o'connor has no idea of the heartbreaking fish story his camera is about to catch. he's been out for a few hours when he hears something, but this is no fish. >> i looked over my left shoulder, and i saw a dog. my first thought was why is he coming straight at me? you know, i was a little worried he was going to try to attack me or something, but as he got closer, i could tell he was really in distress. just by the look on his face. i knew he needed to get out of the water. so i just grabbed him by the collar and hauled him onto the back of the kayak. i have this little milk crate that i keep my fishing gear in. i went to the nearest boat to ask them if maybe they lost a dog. you didn't lose a dog, did you? he just came swim

sarasota is our first show. >> i hope that people will come see us this holiday.wonderful tour. >> and finally, speaking of projects. is the tour, the cruise already sold out for next year? >> it is, but, you know, i always hold a cabin for you. how many times have i asked you? >> you've been kind. i've been so crazy busy. >> where are you going next year? >> we're starting in san juan puerto rico and going to barbados, st. martin and st. lucia. >> i'm going to get there one of these days, i promise. >> i got that cabin. free. it's not like you have to pay. >> i'm coming. >> i mean, if you got 20 bucks. that's it. for a week's entertainment, $20. keep your 20. >> this is why i love dave koz. he's a good friend and a true gentleman. dave koz and friends, "the 25th of december" is the new project. as dave gets ready to play two songs for us, a solo, and then a duet with our friend jonathan butler. let me say good night for now, enjoy the two songs to come. dave, i love you. and nothing you can do about it. >> thank you very much. >> and always, thanks for watching a

, cellphone and testing of and facebook. >> reporter: using a search warrant, police look at the sarasota high school student facebook page and not a business plan with a race such as 50 to $70 for oral sex, $100 for sex with a burgeon. the cut for prostitutes is 40 percent police say the girls used facebook messaging to set up the meetings with john sp >> she would think to go so people other people that is awful and other girls her age. >> why set of students like that for young kids to get hard it is messed up. >> jacqueline: low 40's through the south bay and enrichment. we are looking at temperatures in the low seventies. 72 and san jose, 74 mountain view and a mix of '60s and '70s for the east bay. 71 in pleasanton and danville. last livermore. merely upper 60s for the north bay. thanksgiving much of the same. clear skies and mild temperatures and the '60s and '70s as well. holland this will change come friday. with clear conditions and high cloud coverage here is the storm trecker to the north the storm over the coastal waters will start to break that down with the showers coming i

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and outside of this weather if you're with us from scottsdale or sacramento or sarasota wondering what the big deal is, you may also be waiting for loved ones to arrive. they may well be affected by the transportation pileup this weather is causing with so many people on the move. it is where we begin tonight. tom costello covers transportation for us, and so he's got a lot to cover tonight. hey, tom, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. it's been a real mess on the road, in the air. you mentioned those numbers, those numbers are not really extreme given this nor'easter. that said this has been a day of high anxiety and high stress and high inconvenience for many people. up and down the east coast on this thanksgiving eve a day of snow, slush and slop, largely tracking the i-95 corridor. >> nothing's going to be easy about today. it's just the beginning of the travel nightmare. >> heavier snowfall rates of an inch-plus an hour. >> reporter: to the east of i-95 mostly rain. to the west in virginia, west virginia, western maryland and pennsylvania, snow. lots of it. 18 inches

but i lived in sarasota, florida, and i went down there on breaks all the time. and i was down in sarasota, and i noticed -- i don't remember exactly whether i, like, happened on this by just wandering around town or whether i saw like possibly a small blurb in the local newspaper about this hippie who's, like, out in the woods building with his own hand this really fantastic house. and he had this pet wolf. so i go out there, and i write this story. about him for the newspaper supplement at the university of florida, the student newspaper supplement. and, you know, the story doesn't directly mention psychedelic drugs, but he had this -- here's the cover. but you can see this very psychedelic-looking stained glass window in the background. and, basically, he was talking about that this house meant to sort of express in a concrete way all these principles that he learned, you know, about not following in other people's ruts just because they were there, but in like finding your true self and exploring, you know, and doing things with quality and for the purpose, f

. >> welshing she shops in sarasota, florida. >> they tees me about that. >> yes. >> thanks a lot. >>ou'll never tip over. >> this is true. >> i'm very grounded. >> so anyway, back to there is everybody has something they want to change about themselves. so participant went onto explain how some of this was influenced by childhood teasing. how would kids react? how would you -- what would you change about your body? >> how we like -- eat a lot of stuff. >> i want ... >> i could have wing, like fly. >> i like my body actually. >> yes, you wouldn't change anything? >> no. >> yes, kind of happen which herself. >> yes, until you grow up, then you get all of these insecurities. >> you ask people what you're un come comfortable with. >> yes. >> i like the little boy who said he want shark mouth, that's what he said. >> i just wanted to fly like that little girl. wanted to be a red tail hawk. >> a hawk? really? >> did you ever see them floating around? >> yes. >> i think you're more after vol during. >> that's real nice, alex. >> you pray on everything. >> just put her foot in her mouth. >>

. >> near his home in sarasota, florida, they have rigged exact replicas of the two wires he will facevery passing day, he struggles to build his endurance and get comfortable walking blind. >> the wire is never the same twice, and it's a different world when i'm up in the real world actually doing this walk, 600 feet above the city of chicago. totally different ball game. my mind is in a totally different state of mind. no matter how hard i prepare for training, that is to prepare me for this moment getting on to this cable. >> joining me now, the man nik is most dependent on, his father who also happens to be his safety coordinator. good morning. >> >>. >> good morning to you. >> i'm looking at the p wire. it's a little cold, and little ice. to you did, how are you dns to you? >> as the sun rises, things will warm up. i think it's going to be a fairly calm evening if you can think about chicago being the windy city, it will be reasonably calm, but there will still be an amount of wind there. >> let's talk about the challenge of that first wire there right behind us. you could see tha

has had some well publicized incidents in the past. [ no audio ] >> reporter: the secret service's sarasota countying director told lawickers he's taking -- lawmakers he's taking over an agency that's flailing and severely damaged. >> i've identified three main areas of concern. one was staffing, one was training and the morale as well. >> reporter: joseph clancy took over after a string of breaches. the most recently happened in september when omar gonzalez made it over the white house fence and into the east room before officers could stop him. >> this guy got further in the white house than some of my republican colleagues have ever gotten. >> reporter: a review found problems with officers and a lack of training. >> what happens to people when they're not properly trained? >> when we're not properly obtained, we fail. >> reporter: the package wanted to know what -- the panel wanted to know what to do to fix the problem? >> we're in the process with working with our partners at the national park services to see if we can do something with the fence. that's our first step. >> a higher fen

i moved consistently, portland, oregon, sarasota, florida, denver, colorado. >> i have to run. >> noe support each other a lot. we're all in the industry. he talks about doing entertaining. i talk about my dancing. i love to dance. i've been doing it since i was 14. i also do something that no other dancer i've ever seen does. i went on the internet and i looked -- i can dance blindfolded. i don't need to see to dance. >> my advice to people in general who want to make it, extraordinary with their lives, i would say it like this. you must show no mercy, nor have any belief whatsoever in how others judge you. for your grateness will silence them all. but above all, ignorance is the weapon of the weak. a tool of the narrow minded. if you screw with me, no worries. your life, your rules, your destiny. >> on the next "do have you what it takes?" we will find out which one of these four people has what it takes. >> jimmy: i feel like this is the biggest decision of my life. ♪ do you have what it takes ♪ finale >> this is a jaw-dropper. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we'll see you on de

. >> near his home in sarasota, florida, he and his team have exact replicas of wires in chicago.sing day, he struggles to build endurance and get comfortable walking blind. >> the wire is never the same twice. it's a different world when i'm up in the real world actually doing this walk 600 feet above the city of chicago. totally different ball game. my mind is in a totally different state of mind. no matter how hard i prepare in training, that's to prepare me for this moment getting onto this cable. >> joining me now, the man nick is most dependant on, his father terry who happens to be his safety coordinator. good morning. >> good morning to you natalie. >> it's a little cold this morning. little bit of ice here. otherwise the winds seem good. how do the conditions seem to you? any reason to call this off at this point? >> no concern to call it off. as sun rises, things will warm up. nick will be fine. i think it will be a fairly calm evening if you can think about chicago being the windy city. it will be reasonably calm. there will be an amount of wind there. > . >> let's talk

in my training grounds in sarasota, florida, i toe take o wire rigged pretty of the same, although the5 degrees, it ended up being 19 degrees last night. >> that's a significant difference, isn't it? >> i'm sorry, that's the not at all the same. when you do public speaking, the worst you can do is embarrass yourself. if you make a mistake, you'll die. >> when i train, for instance i walk that cable with my wife on my shoulders in training. up to about almost 80 feet in the air just in training. so i knew that i was able to make it without my wife on my shoulders if i could with. so really it's about overtraining, it builds confidence and also keeps me safe. >> maybe doing a hand stand next time. >> i want to recreate my grandfather's greatest walk where he did two head stands on the wire. and i want to walk with him. i believe with mod he were technology, that was all filmed with him, and i can walk it simultaneously with him. >> congratulations. it was very hard to watch. you kind of look away because you're so afraid. and then you were just watching it like we needed the blind fold m

host: let's go to john in sarasota, florida, democrats line. caller: what a blessing i got through. host: glad you got through. caller: i have not called a long time. i have tried to call my could not get through. please don't cut me off. i initially called to make a comment which was constructive about the press. i want to do that since i heard these comments about obama care from the tea party people, i want to make two come in spirit went about health care and to about the president. i'm a 60-year-old man. healthnot had any insurance for years because i cannot afford it. i was taking care of my mother who had alzheimer's. i could not get health care for myself. it's because of the aca, i have been able to get insurance. here in the state of florida, we have one million people. one million people who benefit from medicaid expansion. but for political reasons, $51 billion of taxpayer money we don't get back because we have a republican legislature who wants to poke the eye of the president, one million people -- you all have nice health packages. imagine if you could never go to a

>> sarasota south of tampa. stuart: i am going there this afternoon.tastic performance and thanks for being here. we appreciate it. major win for the republicans but it was also a historic win for women and minority candidates, five examples for you next. >> it is a long way from red oak to washington. from the biscuit line at hardy's to the united states senate. so ally bank really has no hidden fees on savings accounts? that's right. it's just that i'm worried about you know "hidden things..." ok, why's that? no hidden fees, from the bank where no branches equals great rates. >> to go after a democratic party that has been traditionally republican in which the chamber of commerce is pushing for in an infrastructure bill. >> republican party to commit suicide and infrastructure there it goes. >> that didn't go over well at all. stuart: that clip was one -- from 1:30 this morning, the historic midterm election and neil cavuto. things get a little loose when you love been on the air five hours bad meal could do it -- back at it tonight, starting at agai

this is the stadium in sarasota, florida. officials got the okay from wildlife agencies to remove it. the bald eagle watched from a distance as if to say, watch it with my babies. i know this is for their safety, but watch it. >> eyes are on you. >> from what i hear, they will move to a cell phone tower. >> better reception. >>> dylan is back with a check of the rest of the nation's forecast. should we do this? >> no one wants to hear what i have to say. a lot more tables back here on the weekend. you don't do this walk-on the weekends. it is an obstacle course. from the rockies to iowa and parts of northern missouri and western illinois. it will not be a lot of snow. just a couple of inches. that is enough to make the roads slippery and things get icy quick quickly. look at the northern plains and rockies. temperatures in the highs in the single digits. it will warm up along the gulf coast. now rain is going to move in. actually heavy rain moving in by the time we get into sunday in louisiana area. that's >>> good saturday m

. >> host: let's go to john sarasota florida on the, democrats line. good morning. >> caller: i'm so glad i finally got through. >> host: we are glad you got through john. >> caller: i've been called in a long time and i couldn't get through. please don't cut me off. i initially called to make a comment that was constructive, critical comment about the press and i want to do that but since i heard his comments about obamacare from the tea party people i want to make two comments, one about health care and two about the president. please don't cut me off. i am a 60-year-old man. i have not had any health insurance for years because i couldn't afford it. i was taking care of my mother who had alzheimer's and i was feeding her and taking care of her but i couldn't afford health care for myself and it was because of the aca. i haven't been able to get insurance. here in the state of florida we have 1 million people, let me repeat that, 1 million people who benefit from medicaid expansion but for political reasons because of the $51 billion in its florida t

in sarasota county does the first small they have had in 30 years. thousands of jobs coming. as the president himself, does he factor in 10 if your bill making decisions? -- vote making decisions? >> i very much hope we take over the senate because harry all over locking stuff the place. >> here is edwin christians saying that the president is factor in my vote, however i feel it could is kfire and gop because it the only option that they have. >> jim says not to forget about potus. the phone on lines. again, we are asking the president is a factor in your midterm vote. philadelphia is our next stop. here is ricardo on the democrats line. >> first of all, i am a christian and an african-american. pres. barack factor policies will into my voting most definitely. i think it's a great job and have no problem whatsoever with he does is hing especially with health care. it may not be exactly what we wanted but it is there and can work on it and built on make it even better. i also voted for wolf. are the main things about corwitz is that he would not even take the medical part of

host: let's go to john in sarasota, florida, democrats line. caller: what a blessing i got through.host: glad you got through. caller: i have not called a long time. i have tried to call my could not get through. please don't cut me off. i initially called to make a comment which was constructive about the press. i want to do that since i heard these comments about obama care from the tea party people, i want to make two come in spirit went about health care and to about the president. i'm a 60-year-old man. healthnot had any insurance for years because i cannot afford it. i was taking care of my mother who had alzheimer's. i could not get health care for myself. it's because of the aca, i have been able to get insurance. here in the state of florida, we have one million people. one million people who benefit from medicaid expansion. but for political reasons, $51 billion of taxpayer money we don't get back because we have a republican legislature who wants to poke the eye of the president, one million people -- you all have nice health packages. imagine if you could never go to a d