. >> sarasota, florida, the perfect backdrop for romance.eautiful 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 unfold here back in the summer of 2012. when secrets, lies and infidelity led to murder. >> 911, what's the location of your murder? >> 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

one florida community in sarasota county got an unwanted visitor. this ten-foot alligator was captured on video before disappearing into nearby water. for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connecttv. i'm tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >>> this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> tonight, we have breaking news. for the first time in more than a year, the travel mask mandate is not in effect. that means that the tsa will not enforce the rule at airports and other transportation hubs. now the news comes after a federal judge in florida today ruled that the cdc exceeded its authority and failed to follow proper rule making. the question now is whether the federal government will appeal that judge's decision. also the association of flight attendants is weighing in urging calm from passengers saying it usually takes 24 to 48 hours to implement new procedures. now the cdc still recommends masks for all travelers. now all this comes as covid-19 cases are once again on the rise driven by the ba.2 subvariant. cbs' nikki battiste will st

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i did a photo shoot with sarasota magazine if a few weeks ago and the the the the writer or the article wanted me to meet him at sarasota county's landfill because we're sure to get photographs of bald eagles and me and we did and a lot of people don't you know, they think that's awful that they're doing. this is beneath the dignity of you know, this national symbol to be scavenging at the, you know mere common burn scavenging at the landfill. we haven't land filled down south and they're regularly. yeah. yeah, i mean why not? i mean it's it's scavengers are smart birds scientists have learned that the people used to think scientists ornithologists used to think that that was unsmart behavior that that is a exhibition of a lack of intelligence and they also said that about stealing too bald eagles are notorious for stealing from from offspring which are actually better fishers. they have a higher success rate of catching fish and bald eagles steal from them all the time. they also steal from other bald eagles all the time juveniles are the biggest these because they're not as good at fi

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so far the roadways are clear, traffic moving smoothly along highway 80 in sarasota springs near castle peak, and trekkie at the highway, at the old ag station. back here at home, what a difference a little bit makes. >> absolutely in just a few days. last thursday we had a record- breaking heat wave that sent people flocking to the beach for relief. now we are dealing with rain, gusty wind, chilly temperatures. policy to break it down. he did warn us. >> weather whiplash, definitely in effect. it will still be breezy out for the next few hours. the wind advisory goes until nine a clock p.m., the wind will gradually relax once the sun goes down in about 15 or 20 minutes or so. breezy conditions will take a while after that to start to die down. temperatures being squeezed in between the storm system that brought us rain showers, snow to northern california in the sierra an area of high pressure out of pacifica, the wind gusts are still quite noticeable. they are going to gradually die down, we are in a fairly calm pattern in terms of new rain chances for the next couple of days, still a

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morning, the sierra got a fresh dusting of snow, almost 4 inches of the uc berkeley snow lab in sarasota springs. while the snow was falling it was causing havoc along i-80. chain controls came up as he saw cars and slide around. >> it's still falling. >> there you go. >> the rain has moved out of the bay area, we just have windy conditions. >> it was so windy. >> blustery. that will relax later on this evening but if you will be driving anywhere, both hands on the wheel, this evening. if any plans take you on i-80 or u.s. 50, keep in mind hazardous travel conditions exist thanks to snow that continues to fall. the winter weather advisory goes until 8:00. total snowfall amounts, 6 to 14 inches in general but some of the higher peaks picking up 18 inches, they will take every flake of snow. in general, windy conditions will be the story as we had through the next several hours. the rain has largely moved out with lingering showers to our north. it is possible that one or two of those will survive traveling to the north bay this evening but i think we will see anything other than a couple

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the number one college basketball fan in america ringing the bell today in sarasota memorial hospital he is cancer free. also, throat surgery. don't give up, don't ever give up. i work with him, he is the sweetest man in the world. at one point he just said tell me about your kids. i said two girls. the next week, a gigantic box of basketballs and clothes and other stuff. i was like thank you. class coming up tonight, it is two hours of grey's anatomy followed by superstar patrick swayze and stay with us for abc seven news at 11:00. that is it for this edition of abc seven news. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time and have a great rest of the evening and we will see you again for abc seven is at 11:00. awfully misty out there. meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she's not going to let a lost card get her stressed. am i right? that's right. that's because these neighbors all have chase. alerts that help

i did a photo shoot a couple weeks ago, and the writer of the article wanted me to meet him at sarasota's landfill, and a lot of people think that's awful that they are doing this, beneath the dignity to be scavenging at the landfill. >> yeah, we have a landfill down south and they gather there. >> yeah, sign scientists used to think it was lack of intelligence, and they also said that about stealing, too, and bald eagles are notorious from stealing from us, and we are better fishers and bald eagles steal from them, and juveniles are the biggest thieves because they are not as good at fishing, they have to learn that trade, if you will, and so they steal all the time and -- and they were condemned for that as being cowardly, and scientists learned all sorts of wildlife steals from other wildlife and they recognize that as smart behavior. plus, you spend less energy sometimes. but i have seen aerial battles between bald eagles, and the fish -- the swapping of fish going back and forth four or five times between two bald eagles in an aerial fight. you know, the one eagle will drop it and th

marriage, and a student mask humiliated by the governor on national tv, and voters in key west and sarasota counties vote for something by referendum for something the governor doesn't like, so he has an underpinning in the christian white community. i think what they ultimately get wrong and a voice i tried to provide when i was a republican, celebrate that orthodoxy within your faith and let's recognize in government and in our culture, we also celebrate the diversity of everybody and we have a government that should be agnostic to one's personal faith convictions. >> roe has been the law of the land now for about 50 years, and polling shows 7 in 10 americans do not want the supreme court to overturn it. do you see the gop's war on reproductive freedom backfiring on the party? >> i think that's the hope for a lot of us. look, abortion is the canary in the coal mine. this started in texas where abbott was able to really overturn roe in this bill, and the supreme court which is a very conservative 6-3 court, when they decided not to do anything, that was a pass to all these other red state

a fun thing. 7 foot alligator walking around there in sarasota. there we go. that is one big beast. >> bill: we're told even for florida. >> dana: you can see rats down there and then you see these. >> bill: these guys eat rats. >> dana: harris faulkner is next. >> harris: fox news alert. in the wake of george floyd's murder almost two years ago now far left protestors and some democrats demanded we defund the police and reimagine public safety. well, as it turns out, african-americans paid the greatest price for so-called social justice that the left was pushing for. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". criminal justice experts are calling out a spike in killings among black americans after nationwide protesting over floyd's murder. they say the intense public pressure on our police forces caused many officers to disengage with the public. those who were left to even be able to do their jobs after all the quote, unquote, defund, reform and so on and so forth. in 2020 the number of black americans killed rose by 32% from the previous year.

in lake tahoe, sarasota, bought the ritz-carlton in puerto rico, 100 million-dollar property.ys 7 1/2% dividend. the common is good play if you want to speculate what is bullish recovery on u.s. travel. charles: we're paying. i'm not sure we gladly pay up. give us the symbol for radio symbols. >> bhr, bhr. blame march, small cap hotel. charles: overall how do you deal with the wild swings in the market? >> it is it tough. we started to do, charles, we started to replace long stock exposure with long calls. we're buying nine month, 12 month, 16 month calls, because it gives us time for the market to be emotional, rational, act like a middle-schooler. it doesn't bother us. we don't care markets are year, year-and-a-half. we're looking to buy long calls to replace some of our stock. charles: quickly on earnings season, your thoughts so far? i'm liking what i'm seeing. it is all about guidance. so far guidance has been doing pretty good. a lot more names to come. is there anything we should be into the announcement? >> yeah. we're holding all of our large cap tech names. not ready

often the sarasota county sheriff's office shared this video of that sizable gator taking a stroll easter a neighborhood in venice. they think it's about 10 feet long. deputies alerted wildlife officials, but they didn't respond because they got a report that the gator was well behaved and i'm bothered. went right back. into the agua. well, you show it. we'll the animal planet theme going. and there are feral cats making themselves right at home at the oakland coliseum. dozens of them roaming all around the property. a stance might see the cats this season. lot of people talking about it during kron. 4 news at 03:00pm. our justine waltman talked to a president. they've kabul about finding the cats, some real homes. >> so i heard about these tax, these feral cats that are roaming around on the property. are they still there? are they going to be at the opening game tonight? >> they're definitely here. i saw 4, 5, when i came in earlier today and the cats around in doing double duty, taking care of all and and they're very cute and they're all different colors. there's, you know, its hard s

petersburg and sarasota. and i went in and hung out with them and spent time and wrote the profile of him. he was a piece of work. the only thing i'll tell you, brian, he grew up in butte, montana. and his early money he made as a kid was they had a live cougar in montana and a pit and they would take a bike and he would ride over the cougar and kids would give him money. then he started, you negotiation once you do a stunt like that, people want it more. do it further. and he got that -- started with motorcycles and became a great motorcyclists and then started making money as a daredevil. and particularly caesars palace in las vegas had him do this extraordinary, unbelievable jump over the fountains. and this is a day without protective helmets and equipment. he broke every bone in his body. i mean, he was -- his body was shattered. yet, he came back. and he kept doing stunts. so add my age, again, when i grew up evil knievel was pretty well known sports figure. he kind of created extreme sports. mentioning

saint petersburg, sarasota. i went in and hung out with him and spent time with him and wrote the profile and he was a piece of work. the only thing that i will tell you is that he grow up in butte, montana. his early money he made as a kid was they had alive cougar in montana in a pit. they would take a bicycle and he would ride over the cougar and people would give him money. and then he went out and started a, well, once you do a stunt like that people want more. he started with motorcycles and became a great motorcyclist and then started making money as a daredevil, particularly caesar's palace in las vegas had him do this extraordinary unbelievable jump over the fountains, and this was a day without protective helmets and equipment and he broke every bone in his body. his body was shattered and he came back and he kept doing the stunts and stuns and stunts. at my age, again, when i grew up, evil can evil was well known sports figure. he kind of created extreme sports. mentioning muhammad ali, ken burns. can

so i found myself going down to florida and saint petersburg, sarasota. he was and i went and hung out with them and spent time and wrote the profile of them. he was piece of work, you know, the only thing i'll tell you brian is that he grew up in butte, montana. and his early money. he made us a kid was they had a live cougar in? anna in a pit and they would take a bicycle and he'd ride over the cougar and kids would give him money and then he went out and started it, you know once you do a stunt like that, then people wanted more we'll do it further and and he got that started with motorcycles and became a great motorcycleist and then started making money as a daredevil. and particularly caesar's palace in las vegas had him do this extraordinary unbelievable jump over the fountains. and this was a day without protective helmets and equipment and he like broke every bone in his body. i mean he was spotting he was shattered and yet he came back and he kept doing these stunts and stunts and stunts. so at my age again when i grew up evil knievel was pretty

yeah that's a big boy, sarasota's county chair stephanie's engaged in that slow speed chase, just south of tampa . deputies say the gator did not hurt anyone. residents were told to stay inside until fish and wildlife conservation crews came to move it to a safer location for everybody just sort of walk . enjoy thing is, though. how powerful i mean that looks like a beefy dude. wow, that's crazy. i would not want to run into that. i don't know. i think he was on an easter egg hunt. what do you think? looking for chocolate. hey it's an exciting night here in the bay area. oakland a's they have their home opener. i'm rooting for scott or stephen piscotty. actually he's born and raised and pleasant in. i don't know if he's playing tonight, but nonetheless i'm cheering for him. hey, let's go ahead and give you the forecast the temperature at game time should be 61 degrees, is currently still at 66 degrees, but the wind have been increasing out of the southwest of 15 mph. dress in layers. if you've got to, he's got game before. you know, you definitely need a jacket. temperature wise out the

so i found myself going down to florida and saint petersburg, sarasota. he was and i went and hung out with them and spent time and wrote the profile of them. he was piece of work, you know, the only thing i'll tell you brian is that he grew up in butte, montana. and his early money. he made us a kid was they had a live cougar in? anna in a pit and they would take a bicycle and he'd ride over the cougar and kids would give him money and then he went out and started it, you know once you do a stunt like that, then people wanted more we'll do it further and and he got that started with motorcycles and became a great motorcycleist and then started making money as a daredevil. and particularly caesar's palace in las vegas had him do this extraordinary unbelievable jump over the fountains. and this was a day without protective helmets and equipment and he like broke every bone in his body. i mean he was spotting he was shattered and yet he came back and he kept doing these stunts and stunts and stunts. so at my age again when i grew up evil knievel was pretty

. >> this is in sarasota, florida.department shared the video on social media saying that the officers were out patrolling when they suddenly realized they would not alone. and from dolphins to goats. a suspect goat is a matter of tallahassee, florida police departments struggle to take the suspect into custody. >> they tried to hurt him, but he was just too quick. he made a tactical error, though, just to get away through an apartment building. and that's where the officers cornered the goat and took him into custody. police say they don't often become wranglers but when you've got a goat on the lam, you do what you can to get it off. the street goes on the to ski and we don't have pictures of the actual bears. but a family in tahoe got a surprise when they found a family of bears living underneath their home. apparently there are there all winter. >> the homeowner says there are a few times with her. some low rumblings from the crawl space and a lot of snoring. but it wasn't until this week when mama bear made some u

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a fun thing. 7 foot alligator walking around there in sarasota. there we go.ee rats down there and then you see these. >> bill: these guys eat rats. >> dana: harris faulkner is next. >> harris: fox news alert. in the wake of george floyd's murder almost two years ago now far left protestors and some democrats demanded we defund the police and reimagine public safety. well, as it turns out, african-americans paid the greatest price for so-called social justice that the left was pushing for. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". criminal justice experts are calling out a spike in killings among bl

. >> amamos lo que hacemos y tenemos [habla en inglÉs] vivimos en sarasota pero cuando estÁs en miamide meter asÍ. jesse: desde que edad estÁn haciendo esto? >> Él estÁ haciendo por ocho aÑos. yisÚs: a aplausos para todos ellos. jesse: vamos a regresar con raÚl y francisca. raÚl: me encanta, claro que me atrevo, me pongo del tamaÑo del compromiso que se me presente. mÁs adelante regresamos con ustedes a la feria de miami. francisca francisca, no. francisca: no estoy llorando por lo que se rompiÓ. raÚl: te van a a lar las orejas. mejor que te salven los deportes porque llegÓ el minuto deportivo. con un gol al minuto 70 dio el triunfo al mÁnchester city sobre la atlÉtico de madrid en el partido de ida de los cuartos de final de la liga de campeones de europa, el partido que definirÁ el semifinalista serÁ el prÓximo 13 de abril. francisca: con goles el liverpool enfilÓ este martes el camino a semifinales de la champions league 1—3 ante benfica, en un partido que dominaron los retos de principio a fin. raÚl: pumas derrotÓ a cruz azul 2—1 el doblete de juan ignacio antes del descanso defin

let's go to daniel calling from sarasota springs, new york, on the independent line. good morning.ood morning, sir. i had two issues. one on ukraine and one on open borders. on ukraine, i think biden is doing a superb job on the whole ukraine issue and supplying them with weapons but keeping us out of nuclear war. that takes a very delicate dance. he is walking it and executing beautifully, unlike our previous president who was an appeaser in my mind. regarding open borders, i think we can turn lemons into lemonade. this country needs workers. we have got people who need work. let's bring these people in, process them, vet them, and get them to work in nursing homes and get them to do lower pay jobs nobody else wants and get this country moving and helping these people out. that is my stand. host: let's go to paul, calling from yuma, arizona, on the democrat line. good morning. caller: morning, jesse. daniel kind of stole my thunder. listening this morning, i hear so many conspiracy theories with nothing behind it. the open border? i live in arizona. you cannot get much closer to t

let's go to daniel calling from sarasota springs, new york, on the independent line. good morning.ood morning, sir. i had two issues. one on ukraine and one on open borders. on ukraine, i think biden is doing a superb job on the whole ukraine issue and supplying them with weapons but keeping us out of nuclear war. that takes a very delicate dance. he is walking it and executing beautifully, unlike our previous president who was an appeaser in my mind. regarding open borders, i think we can turn lemons into lemonade. this country needs workers. we have got people who need work. let's bring these people in, process them, vet them, and get them to work in nursing homes and get them to do lower pay jobs nobody else wants and get this country moving and helping these people out. that is my stand. host: let's go to paul, calling from yuma, arizona, on the democrat line. good morning. caller: morning, jesse. daniel kind of stole my thunder. listening this morning, i hear so many conspiracy theories with nothing behind it. the open border? i live in arizona. you cannot get much closer to t