the president woke up in sarasota, florida. the chief of staff wakes up well before the president does. we have a lot of work to do. i look up very early that president'sread the daily brief, going over the economic data and doing the next -- nuts and bolts of the job. i went outside to check on the advance team and i also knew that the president was getting ready to go for a run on the golf course. when we arrived the night before, i was struck by the terrible stench. the red tide had killed fish and they washed up on the beach and it stunk. that morning, after i got up to see what the advance team was doing to move the motorcade around, i was struck by the terrible stench in the air. i knew that the president was going to go for a run and i was worried the president might get sick, so i went to the white house physician and said, is the president going to get sick if he goes for a run? the doctor said no, he is tough. this will not bother him. the president was completely preoccupied by something he had done a couple days bef

." >> sarasota, florida, the perfect backdrop for romance. beautiful beaches for long walks, gorgeous sunsets. and a slow rhythm of a gentle gulf tide. stories of love abound in this city by the sea. but not all have ended happily ever after. like the one that unfolded here back in the summer of 2012. when secrets, lies and infidelity led to murder. >> 911, what's the location of your emergency? >> a man's been shot. >> it's really a twisted love story. >> it's so twisted. it's tangled. it's a knot. i'm not sure that it will ever come undone but i do know that there is more to the story than has been told. >> it all began back in 1998 when a 26-year-old local firefighter by the name of sam dreher met the love of his life danielle laborvo. >> they were the ideal young couple, they held hands, looked at each other dreamily over dinner. he seemed crazy about her. >> sam's older sister cindy lutz was thrilled when she found out sam had a serious new girlfriend. what was your first impression? >> she was really sweet. she seemed crazy about him. s

rob: lawmakers in sarasota, florida are considering resolution to declare the county a second amendmentr gunowners. it sends a message to politicians residents support the right to bear arms. of approved sarasota would be the third county in the state to declare itself a second amendment sanctuary. jillian: donald trump's position setting the record straight about his recent visit to the hospital. the doctor is a letter saying last weekend's trip to walter reed military medical center was part of, quote, a routine plan interim checkup adding the president has not had any chest pain nor was he evaluated or treated for any urgent or acute issues. rob: monday night football, kansas the chief holding off the la chargers despite a surge in the fourth quarter. >> steps up to the end zone, intercepted. jillian: the chiefs taking down the chargers 24-17, the game was played in mexico city. 10 minutes after the hour republicans getting an early christmas president, a fisa abuse hearing is on the books, what could it mean for the impeachment probe? our next guest, former doj council says it all c

the president woke up in sarasota, florida.ember waking up very early the morning and reading president's daily brief, going and doingconomic data the next and bolts of the job. i went outside to check on the i also knew and that the president was getting ready to go for a run on the golf course. i was struck by the terrible stench. the red tide had killed fish and it stunk. up toorning, after i got see what the advance team was doing to move the motorcade around, i was struck by the terrible stench in the air. i was worried the president might get sick, so i went and i might getpresident sick if he goes for a run. the doctor said no, he is tough. this will not bother him. completelynt was preoccupied by something he had done a couple days for. he invited a reporter to go running with him on the golf he was ad found out former cross-country runner. they are unbelievably competitive. they never let the grandkids beat them at horseshoes or checkers. george w. bush was just as competitive. thoughtonsumed with the . --n he got back

>> reporter: 4ers go to baltimore for next weekend and instead of coming back home, fly down to sarasotaorida, to train for the week and after that going to new orleans so they'll play the packers, and then the ravens and then the saints. >> then we just keep cheering them on. >> to the super bowl. >> kris sanchez is going to have a live report on the big win from leeveigh's stadium, coming up at 5:00 a.m. >>> come up later on "today in the bay" it looks like tesla's bullet proof window fail did not stop those orders from coming in its new signer truck. we'll talk about the preorders and earliest you'll be able to get behind the wheel. >>> how about purchasing the entire company of tiffany's? details behind the billion-dollar sale and the other luxury line tiffany is set to join. >>> good morning. i'm rah shell solomon at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is poised to open higher this morning. the stocks rose friday but the markets were down overall for the week, breaking a four-week winning streak and trade continues to be a focus today. a chinese n

sarasota police found maggie when they arrested two burglary suspects last month. checked maggie for a microchip and discovered the bulldog had been stolen from a man's home in patterson in stanislaus county back in sarasota police officer raised money to take care of maggie and a special transport service drove maggie back to california. >> maggie is like i'm finally back. >> i knew where i belong. >> so cute too. >> here is what is coming up on abc7 news at 6:00. a bay area mother and daughter fundraising for pank cancer researc, and how they're combining their personal story and a love >>> this month is pancreatic cancer awareness month. >> and on this world pancreatic cancer day, a bay area woman and her mother are turning their love of jeopardy into a campaign to find a cure. >> here is abc7 news anchor dion lim. >> we love you, alex. >> to say lauren mara and her mother jane are fans of "jeopardy!" could be an understatement. >> i grew up watching "jeopardy!" as a kid. i still watch it every night with my mom. >> but their love for alex has become more meanin

nine miles off the coast of sarasota florida.ificial wreath is set up to mimic arlington national cemetery with the roads and columns. >>> a film maker from pixar in emeryville is about to release his first short feature tomorrow. it's called float and it's the first pixar film where the leading characters are filipino- american. ktvu rob roth went to pixar today to speak to those of the film. >> he is understandly directed. the first film is about to premier on the new streaming service called disney plus on tuesday. >> i don't know if it will resonate with people. i mean i hope it does. i think it will. but there's that little voice behind the pack of your head saying well, people, they like him. >> reporter: the new short animated film is called flows, running seven minutes. it's about a father and a son. and the son will float, which will make them different from the other children. >> reporter: the story is inspired by his son who was born with special needs. and rubio's own reaction to that. >> yes, i will learn to accept.

she found her she was found nearly 3000 miles away and sarasota florida.lice were out arresting suspects. they took maggie to animal services, discovered she belonged to a family in patterson and they were reunited on monday. happy to be home from a mysterious adopt lacking dog napping, a bay area woman is looking for the chp officer who helped her 52 years ago on one of the most important days of her life. car trouble nearly kept this woman from the altar on her wedding day in 1967. as you can see there she made it. all thanks to the health help of a chp officer who drove her to the church and then carried her flowers into the church. that bride now volunteers in dublin chp senior program and is hoping somebody is familiar with the story and can help her find that officer decades later. that is it for the news and 5, kpix 5 news at 6 begins right now with ken bastida and veronica de la cruz. >>> now at 6, heartbreaking words are from a daughter who lost her father too soon. >>> the courtroom drama after the deadly stabbing on board. >>> these package leav

enterprises it to suckle us trying to see how they could build women to capacity building programs in sarasota nations and the government as well as try to to to see ways in infrastructure to meet money in finances to this women so right now the government is so slow to working a lot with women in starkest groups and they can access finance using group as collateral for loans so i see a lot of me being done in i highly. encourage more from our government and ministries but so far it's good it's a journey that every country needs to take a slacker is a saving credit cooperatives that's what diet i was saying that's using the acronym for i'm looking at your twitter page and this has created an. innovator. and her entourage let's talk about the front runner right how are you going all the women along with a business from an alpha entrepreneurs are you holding open the door you smashing through the glass ceiling what is the metaphor that you feel is appropriate for what your doing. well that's just a front runner. i do have a while i was the chairperson of the knesset at the menu of manufacturers

submariners who died serving our country is off the coast of sarasota.ating has details from south florida's night. phil? >> 4,000 sailors went down with their submarines, lost at sea and war and peace and most if not all of their remains were never recovered. so for family members and their descendants and never had a specific place like a cemetery to visit and pay honor and tribute to those events. well, now they do in the general public is also invited to come visit and pay tribute to those vets. all you need is your dive gear. >> with our school but gear on we dropped income descending 45 feet to a seafloor like no other. a brand-new and now complete underwater memorial to the 65 submarines and their crews who over the past century went down at sea, never to come home. the ribbon cutting ceremony now formally opening the on internal patrol memorial wreath which is something special for james jordan who served on three subs. >> we haven't had anything like this for submariners and we have one now that we can go to in the environment that we served, al

. >> you like that, jeff, instead of coming back to the west coast from baltimore they go to sarasotas? >> yeah. >> that's good? >> yeah, stay on the east coast. they did that earlier in the season. stayed on the east coast for two games. it's different. you're out of your own element and you have to adjust a little bit to a new schedule, new surroundings, but to stay out there and acclimate to the east coast time zone, i think, is a good thing. >> a lot of young guys here. it's the nick bosa, sherman, garoppolo, they don't have families to worry about in the sense of kids and life and all of that so it's okay for them to be out is there. >> that's true. they probably don't have as much responsibility back at home so it's easier to be on the road. i think it's a great bonding experience for the team. they end up hanging together more often than they do when at home. at the end of the day, everybody disperses, goes home to their families, to their own thing. when you're on the road and it's only you guys, there's a lot of camaraderie taking place and it's really a great bonding thing f

low 80s for sarasota and low 80sin morgan hill and shifting towards the peninsula, upper 70s redwood city. 76 san mateo and a beautiful 72 afternoon high for san francisco. so settling in to this very pleasant weather and if you look at the days ahead, not much change going on. we will call for a cool mornings, mild afternoons, and clouds at the coastline a. little bit above average rolling through the next few days. low 70s at the coast at least the areas getting sunshine. and if you are covered in gray sky, you will remain in the 60s. low to mid-70s in and around the bay and low 80s for inland cities. only thing we like to see is maybe some rain and there's no rain in the extend forecast. i will look at your bay area weekend coming up in a little bit. >> thank you. >>> tomorrow san francisco voters will go to the polls to vet for mayor. race features 6 candidates including incumbent london breed. >> we split the field in two groups in alphabet cay or the alphabetical order. >> reporter: incup bent san francisco mayor london breed is vying for a full term in the office. broad won a

and instead of coming back home they're going to fly down to florida, sarasota, florida to train for the week and after that going to new orleans. they're going to packers, which we just did tonight, and then the ravens and then the saints back here. so this is a brutal, very difficult stretch for the 49ers. >> tough stretch on the road. they're going to stay there, acclimate to the east coast and come back. but good thing dabo samuels is back, george kittle back. >> janelle wang now a 49ers expert. we love it. >> anthony flores is going to have highlights coming p up at 11:30, more player reaction. but first -- >>> another candidate puts his hat in the ring. we take a look at how michael bloomberg could impact the race. plus -- >>> violent crime on bart has more than doubled over the past few years. but how did we get here? i'm bigad shaban. coming up we investigate how a world-class transportation system got derailed. >>> bart is one of the most dangerous transit systems in the country and a lot of riders are wondering exactly how we got there, especially after another deadly stabb

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i'm in a district in sarasota. 225,000 seniors. all these things are very personal. i also want to just mention what mrs. sanchez brought up. i wasn't going to say anything but it's appropriate she share her story. i was the oldest of six kids. my dad worked in a factory, never spent a night in the hospital and then we found out he had alzheimer's. it came out of nowhere. we were in denial frankly for a couple of years but we addressed it and i was fortunate because i don't know what we would have done otherwise. i took my dad in for 12 years he lived with us, my wife and myself, but it was tough to see something like that happen. i wasn't even sure what it was at this time, but again it was devastating and that's why my heart goes out. i can't imagine. we were fortunate because we could provide nursing and other capabilities but i can't imagine someone that's in your shoes and we need to do more to help you. let me mention you being involved in the alzheimer's association, is there anything from a prevention standpoint i know there's a lot of things you probably loo

petersburg, sarasota, dallas-fort worth. a quote from the spokesman.ake tones sure that donald trump is not reelected. so millions and millions and millions. i'm usually watching the fox news channel. last night it felt like a local new night. it's a holiday. turn the channel. and three times over the course of a half hour local news break i saw michael 2020 ad. the amount of burn that it takes in a new york market and elsewhere to be running these ads over and over again he is spending ago ton of cash. dean: whatever it takes to make sure trump is not elected. not whatever it takes to make sure bloomberg is throwing more mud against the wall and something can stick. lisa: to put the amount of money he is spending into context. president obama had formerly had the most money spent in just a week alone. it was almost 25 million, bloomberg is spending over $30 million. checkively as a whole, the entire 2020 field has spent about 50 million on tv ads, he spends over 30 million as one individual. what he is really hoping is that no candidates catch fire af