. >> phillies in spring training the phils taking on the orioles in sarasota your new outfielder michaeli single right there. bringing home a run and hellickson supposed to be the opening day starter has been awful in spring training. went four innings giving up five earned runs. phils will go on to lose, six to four. three weeks away from opening day. and doesn't look like it will be jeremy hellickson any more. >> sarasota florida sounds nice. >> it does. >> good luck getting out. i'll tell was. >> 74 degrees. nice white right now down there. >> does it for us here at 6:00. school closings come as they do they'll be posted on fox29.com. does we'll see you back here at 10:00 o'clock. get the snow shovels ready. inside edition neck. ♪ my girlfriend loves artists. to be unique... and i need a conservative pair, cuz her parents hate artists! get up to 40% off a second pair of glasses. schedule your eye exam at pearlevision.com. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in cutomer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fio

in sarasota against the orioles. roman quinn running it down. nice grab. nobody will catch this. cameron rupp homers in the sixth. but they lose 3-2. >>> the 25th ranked temple team facing south florida in the conference tournament semifinals. south for the owls. temple knocked out 63-58. 24-7 record, they wait to see who and where they will play in the ncaa. temple men, they win today. the union kick off the season tonight. they're looking to get off on the right foot. remember last year they were in first place in may before having a massive collapse and nearly missing the playoffs. union opened the season on the road in vancouver. scoreless second half. pick it up, 66th minute. how about the corner kick? union defender, rosen berry, guarding the boast. keeps the shot from going in. and the union and white caps are still scoreless right now. we are in stoppage time. see if they can pick up a win on the road. four on the road all of last season. >> thank you. >> okay. >> a tennis tournament in south america going to the dogs. for the second year a protennis tournament in brazil

. >>> can you find me a nice place in sarasota? >> come on tdown. do you expect people will get off the face and go into the real estate market because interest rates are hurrying? >> there's no question. we had basketball boops. we certainly look like we're marching in that direction. >> all right. i'll see you there. >> and coming up, headquarters on demand. the story of two entrepreneurs and their great idea to help support other businesses. >>> a lot happens next week. in fact, take rest of the week off. the fet will release its decision on interest rates and host a xroemppress conference. wednesday night at midnight, the debt stealing extension expires. that means the treasury can't borrow any new money. i hope they'll get a solution to that. >>> the hotel business is going after air b & bs. a study shows the home sharing start-up is running illegal hotels. according to the hotel and lodging association whose members include the likes of marriott and others, air b and b can offer lower prices, often renting out entire homes, not just rooms. air

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. >>> and the phillies lost to the orioles in sarasota. we'll be right back. pennsylvania is getting the law requires many to get their child abuse clearances. are you one of them? if you're a coach sunday school teacher a scout leader camp counselor many people who work or volunteer with children may need their clearances. pennsylvania means business when it comes to protecting our children. thank you pennsylvania! find out if you need to get your clearances by going to keepkidssafe.pa.gov paid for with pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. >>> welcome back. a live look at broad street from center city. we are all dry now, but this picture is going to look very different at this time tomorrow night. right, glenn? >> oh, yeah. the big moisture down south moves into the cold air. and that adds up to snow. and it's going to add up more north and west of philadelphia because it's going to be all snow. and that is 15 to 20 inches or more up in the lehigh valley, burkes county, upper bucks, montgomery county seeing that. and then in philadelphia, we're talking about gener

. >> there's donald trump in sarasota, right before the election with his signature promise to repealmacare. the president back in florida this weekend. david wright checked in with voters to see what they think of the president's plans right now. >> the obamacare nightmare is about to end. >> reporter: this weekend in florida, vice president pence was once again salesman in chief. >> the truth is, florida can't afford obamacare any more. >> reporter: what to keep and what to get rid of? that depends on whom you ask. >> i believe that it should simply be repealed. >> i don't think we need a 1200-page health care plan. it's ridiculous. >> what i'm seeing looks like -- it's not finished. it's a work in progress. >> reporter: sounds like you feel that obamacare needs serious reform. >> absolutely. needs reform. but the -- >> reporter: but this is not the way to go in your opinion? >> definitely not. [ chanting ] >> all: health care for all. he will care for all. >> reporter: congress members are getting an earful. >> if you're going to make us take the other health care, then i want you

. >> host: with your from roger in sarasota florida, independent line and our guest jody harrington, republican of texas. >> caller: i'm glad to have a chance to talk to you.i've i'm 76 years old and retired for quite a while. and one of the lucky ones, i have income generated largely by investments. i depend on wall street for my prosperity but wall street has treated me well, even through the last downturn in 2008 and nine and i have a suggestion for you. i think that people like me and people who are far richer than i ought to be willing to pay for our own care through the extent that we are able. and i would suggest to you, and i like to hear what you think of this , i would like to see all medical expenses, the cost of insurance premiums, all doctors visits, all dental visits, all visits to the laboratory, all hospitalization, the cost of medication from a pharmacy, all of that should be tax deductible from our taxable income in my opinion, that would be a great help. in reducing costs to us but as a fairly prosperous person, i have an income of about $80,000 a year which is fin

speaking of great catches in the other phillies game in sarasota against orioles.heck out, roman quinn, running it down. it is a great grab. nobody will catch this phillies catcher cameron rupp homers in the sixth, phillies lose this 13-two. >>> not too far from the phillies today, in tampa against south florida in the regular season finally, first half quenton rose with six field goals and then slams this down. for cherry on top, temple shoots 44 percent from beyond. owls by a dozen 72-60. they meete carolina thursday at noon in their conference tournament. >>> union kick off the 2017 season tonight in vancouver at 9:30. union are hoping to get another to another strong start, like they did a year ago. >> i think we just need to embrace challenge, and first game, on the road, it is a tough environment. we have to enjoy it. we have to play our game. >> need an extra goal scorer? how about this guy. check out the giraffe at a zoo in arizona showing off his soccer skills. he is a great player, and only one problem, the giraffe, well , he is not very fast. i think som

int: let's hear from roger sarasota, florida on the independent line for our guest, jodey arrington from texas. caller: good morning, representative arrington. i'm glad i have a chance to talk to you. i got a couple of suggestions. i'm 76 years old and retired for quite a while. i am one of the lucky ones. i have income generated largely by investments. for myd on wall street prosperity, but wall street has treated me pretty well come even inough the last downturn 2008-2009. i have a suggestion for you. i think that people like me and people who are far richer than i pay for be willing to our own care to the extent that we are able. and i would suggest to you. and i would like to hear what you think of this. i would like to see all medical expenses, the cost of insurance premiums, all doctors visits, all dental visits, all visits to the laborato, all hospitalizations, the cost of medication from a pharmacy, all of that should be taxed though n tax-deductible from a taxable income. in my opinion, that would be a very great help in reducing costs to us. as a fairly prosperous person, i hav

from your alma mater in sarasota, florida. from sarasota back to new york. very much. i want to bring in our guest now from new hampshire, danny, college professor of economics. still very much with us. want to begin with the balance sheet story. the story on rates, a couple more hikes this year seems reasonable from mr. dudley. that's expected. on the balance sheet, roloffs could possibly begin late 2017. how are they going to communicate this effectively without a market disruption? >> that was the news out of bill dudley's interview. two parts about the balance sheet. one is that he kept talking about late 2017 not something in the fullness of time in 2018, and secondly said he was pretty agnostic between treasuries and mortgage securities. i had been working on the assumption they roll off mortgages, stop reinvesting in mortgages first because they don't like holding those sorts of securities. they never have. so that part was news. i think it is important to communicate that to markets pretty soon. i.e. they are going to have to have a couple paragraphs

. >> mike: furthest one was sarasota, that group. >> jon: that's a swing said mike everitt.for gorkys hernandez. >> mike: for comprehensive coverage of everything orange and black, check out pregame and postgame live on csn bay area. tampa, st. pete, a lot of teams down there. >> jon: but still not quite the same as here. matt cain, who has some power. giants pitchers just started hitting in the cactus league in the last few days. the catcher, wolters, out to speak with musgrave. matt cain stands in. trailing 3-0 in the third inning. on a hot night. it was 90 degrees at game time here after 6:00. very comfortable now. the sun is going down. still tends to get coolish during the night. then it warms up quickly once the sun comes up in the morning. 2-0. >> mike: i think the one thing you like in spring training is consistency with weather. if you have rain and cold, it upsets your rhythm and routine, then that's the thing you don't like. >> jon: cain, foul. >> mike: that bat died a hard death right there. >> jon: giants will make the trip to peoria tomorrow to take on the seat

. >> i'm told sarasota is beautiful this time of year. >> isn't it getting a little chilly down there>> it's time to retire. it's going to be coming back again. a cold blast going to be arriving here late tonight into tomorrow with some strong gusts of wind. this is the time of year we get these transitions and seeing the cloud cover in advance of that cold front that's going to be sweeping our way. live view from the storm team 4 tower camera. haul out the winter gocoat agai. put on the puffy coat. you'll need your sunglasses but no umbrella needed tomorrow. right now temperatures are comfortable in the 60s in much of the region. reagan national at 63. sunset at 7:21. 30 days from now we're going to gain 30 minutes. our sunset at 7:51 by april 21st. arrives, around midnight, little patches of green, maybe a few sprinkles of light rain between 1:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. then we dry out and get the sunshine back and get the blustery winds bringing in the chill as temperatures will be plummeting. look at this, falling all the way down to the mid 30s by early tomorrow morning. back up near

a doctor in sarasota, florida is using sound at a certain frequency. >> we leave it on for a period ofhe emotional part drops out rapidly and permanently. >> right now researchers working with 36 veterans living in southwest florida. >>> rallying against anti-semitism in the wake of more threats against jewish community centers. governors chris christie, cory booker, bobb menendez are all expected to attend the event. just this week, threats were called into jewish centers in the bay area, in san francisco, al poe alto, marin. and dozens of incidents for jewish cemeteries have been vandalized. >> new video overnight of a drive-by shooting caught on camera. we want to warn you this video could be startling to some viewers. it is is important to be nobody was hurt. this video just into our newsroom. dashcam video in kansas city, missouri. a car with their windows rolled down on the right and a gunman opening fire shooting a dozen bullets in seconds and driving away. amazingly, nobody was hurt here. look how close that is. police haven't released a motive in the shooting. they are still l

. >> reporter: in sarasota, at jeweler mccarver and mozer, where michael young and company use a creative and cuddly technique. >> each one had its own signature. each one was kind of unique. >> reporter: in this case, a lovable chihuahua is brought in to steal the hearts of employees while the runner steals the diamonds. >> they named the dog roxy. and brought the dog in while they committed the theft, left the dog on the counter when they handled the rings and ran out of the store. leaving the dog behind. >> reporter: lou wilson found out the gang's bite is worse than its bark. the vero beach jeweler had been in the game for 40 years without ever being robbed. a streak that ended when jack cannon and trey adams darkened his door. >> i was expecting a customer in the store and my bell rang and two guys with ball caps and dark glasses were there. and i said, "uh-oh." >> reporter: his next utterance may have been, ah! >> trey had gone in first and came in with the taser and shot the old guy in the chest with the taser. >> the guy just pointed a stun gun at my chest and banged me i shoold,

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a now, for the top story reaction joining us from sarasota, florida, geraldo rivera.ere in new york city, eric bolling. what do you think is driving the hatred towards trump? >> well, i think it is nothing new.nk first of all. the left stream media, which was completely caught off guard by the trump win, had hopes of having hillary clinton as a president, they are angry, they are bitter, sore losers. i think even from day one, they have given trump a hard time about everything he says andmp does and don't give him a passnd on anything. let me call donald trump and the trump administration out for one thing. i think on policy, they deserve an a. i love everything they are doing. on actual creating and saving jobs and economy, he is crushing it. jobs are staying, the numbers are fantastic, consumer confidence, housing prices, off the charts. so on policy and actual boots on the ground, what's going on in the economy, it's great. but he himself gave his communications department a c. i think that contentious relationship between the media and trump communications departm

host: joe in sarasota, florida. you are getting your insurance to the act.s it time now for changes? caller: we need to keep the aca. i'm getting it thanks to walmart. i'm paying $45 every two weeks, $90 a month. the point i'm trying to make passed, werump care have right now 20 million or more americans that are covered. but the president we have right now i am so mad at. donald trump, president donald if he caredunately passed, those 20 million at least seven or 10 million americans will get sick. i agree with mrs. pelosi. americans are going to get sick if they have to pay out-of-pocket a lot of money. a lot of americans are going to die. i'm glad some republicans are fighting it, but don't trust paul ryan. he is the opposite. he is like robin hood but the opposite. we know robin hood stole from the rich to give to the poor. paul ryan is the opposite. i am so glad he lost as vice president. malarkey. is full of host: you brought up the minority leader, nancy pelosi. here she is talking about why she believes the affordable care act is necessary. [video cl

to the phillies in spring training taking on the orioles in sarasota jeremy hellickson supposed to betarter he got she would in this one having a bad spring training. he went four innings giving up five runs. they would go on to lose, six to four. tough day forger me hellickson i'm not sure if he'll be the starter opening day now. he's had so much troubles but he's working on things just tuning up. so maybe he turns things around. >> i thought you zednick foles was the quarterback for the eagles. >> nick foles is back. >> that was not a mistake. >> no worries. he's a backup. >> okay. >> no worries. >>> that does it for us at 10:0. you don't go away. we're not done with you yet. lucy noland is standing by with what's coming up at 11:00. lucy. >> i like nick foles. anyhow coming up at 11:00, a tradition you hear it's snowing you head to the store but a lot of you are getting way more than just bread and milk. i got to say i love french toast like i like nick foles. hank flynn taking your shopping cart. kathy orr has a big night with the biggest snowfall we've seen this season. your wake

. >> i was in sarasota when they tried to do that in the center of town. it's not easy.ls get emptied it's very hard to find another use for them. there are creative people doing interesting work, that's the big story. >> putting grocery stores in them, michael. >> they're good for film sets for dystopian movies. it's like "logans run" was filmed in a mall. >> there's a public company that spun out of sears, seratage. they're doing gun ranges, for profit colleges, health clinics. there are things you can do. >> i was in a mall yesterday and there was a time warner cable, i guess it's now spectrum, which is right there in the mall. there were a lot of people in that store. >> charlie, what about you? would you be buying seratage here? >> hard to say. no. i just -- sorry to make a digressi digression. one thing i want to talk about is correlation of stocks is going to start to get much wider and so i think you're going to see effects like retail be very hard on reads and interest rates being hard on reets. a lot of these are owned by reets. what you're talking about in ret

. >> we're seeing her and grandma. 9 years old in zare -- 98 years old in sarasota.a nice weekend. >> you too. brian: let me tell you, you guys clearly haven't read -- ainsley: we don't know. asking. brian: hashtag sweeping social media challenging you to come up with the best name for liberal mascots. you're responses are hilarious. we'll share some of our favorites next. and some we don't like. ♪ ♪ when it comes to heartburn... trust the brand doctors trust. nexium 24hr is the #1 choice of doctors and pharmacists for their own frequent heartburn. for all day and all night protection... banish the burn... with nexium 24hr. kevin, meet yourkeviner. kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. why do so many businesses rely on the u.s. postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. ♪ that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ here, there, everywhere. u

. >> all right, we have time for one more call for dave barry and that is stew in sarasota, florida.etired principal in middle school. i was wondering if you tormented your teachers when you were growing up in school. >> i will say this, i was of a wise ass and i did have discipline issues times because -- not because i was, you know, bad exactly but because i felt a need to entertain the other students and more than once i was told by a teacher that's very funny, david, but you can't joke your way through life. [laughter] [applause] >> turns out that it's not true. >> you're kind of the under achiever among your siblings? you are relatively prominent siblings. >> who would they be. i know all my siblings by heart. relatively prominent does not mean i love them both, three of them. are you -- who do you think i am? [laughter] >> long interview now. >> i looked at your wikipedia page. i made it through three hours there. that might have been it. dave barry has been the guest for the last three hours here at books&books in coral gables, florida. >> my pleasure. >> hosting this event, w