. >> host: so riverview, made up, metro midwest, is it in the midwest? >> guest: it is in the midwest. those are all pseudonyms for real names, people, places. >> host: okay. what is it about this school that attracted you to write about it? >> guest: you know, the it's a really fascinating place because it's been integrated for, you know, probably 30 years, 40 years. and what you find there is not the sort of standard disparity between income. most folks there are middle class including the black and latino families as well as the white families. most folks, again, they espouse this eagle atarian e not -- egalitarian ethos. and so the idea that this is a really progressive community, this is a community that beliefs in racial equality a, that's been stably integrated for some time and where the teachers are high quality, the resources abun adapt, we really wanted to understand what's going on here that there are racial inequalities in a place like this. >> host: what are some of the inequalities -- and when you talk about inequality, you're talking abou

we've got 71 north, northeast winds appear and 72 in riverview. so area wide mostly lower 70s kind of squeezing back in we were hot yesterday upper 80s some spots near 90ed degrees so this morning it's warm. moderate humidity. if you will. those winds out northeast i'm telling you didn't even leave for weekend. because i come back it's exactly the same. we're looking for few of those little very few showers work their way across the state today. but in general, going to be clouds, sunshine, temperatures for next two days. running just ahair above normal. we'll go 87 degrees today, tonight, back to 70. tomorrow again we will be partly clou high temperature of around 87 degrees. now, as the front comes in, some showers, going to get breezy. ral breezy this weekend. then hopeful the way it sets up right now, is that we're going to start to transition on saturday afternoon. then sunday looks to be real nice day lows in lower 60s. 50s inland and north. and high in upper 70s. but again we'll tweak that as we move along during the week. screams florida? you

help and the good news is the customers no longer need to travel to the riverview post office when they receive notices. >> there's so much growth and gibsonton, is this an example of growing pains? >> reporter: the spokesperson wouldn't agree to an on camera interview but would only communicate through email so wasn a questions but i got the sense that now that they know about it they will look into it. we hope it's the beginning of progress for the residents and we will stay on it. >> sounds like there will be a follow-up. if you have a problem that needs solving you better call behnken. >>> still to come tonight more retailers bucking the trend and closing their doors on thanksgiving day. which big-name stores will be shut down on thursday, november his election. no we don't. marco rubio stands by trump and failed to show up for florida. here's what i believe in. bringing people together and reaching across the aisle to get things done. protecting social security. and building an economy that works for all of us. i'm patrick murphy and i approved this message because i'll be a senator who always works for you. >>>

so many roads are closed. our first stop was at the "riverview memorial garden" -- a cemetery on "bragg boulevard"... ...about a third of the cemetery is underwater. number of people -- stopping by to check on the "final resting place" for their loved ones... some burial plots are 'dry'.... but 'brenda - conway' discovered her 'parents' and 'brother' -- are 'underwater. just down 'manchester road'.... mario caesar -- is really upset. he says -- water is county... and it was rising all day. he says -- his home is normally 30-feet away from the river... and on 12- foot stilts... but as you can see -- it's now underwater. the woodlake dam -- we told you about off the top of the newscast -- little rivier from spring lake... so people like mario -- and many others in northern cumberland county -- are closely watching the situation in moore county... hoping that water is not coming 'their way'. staying in fayetteville- flooding is cutting off several neighborhoods from the rest of the city. area's impacted include "king's - grant" and "rayconda" subdivisions. we also learned tonight- the u-s corps of engineers is r

riverview rams. now watch qb michael welch's pass is block. so he calls a sneak. rams score. hurricane ball. giovanni goes to work finding robinson who is whipped to the ground and this time giovanni goes deeper for pollack keeping splits the seam. only one guy has a chance, but no. 25 yards on the run, td. time to scram across the skyway bridge to st. pete for the lakewood lie spartans and the -- high spartans and the gibbs gladiators. one more time? looks to go over the top but figures hey, he can fight his way in, touchdown. lakewood's johnson looks for wilson ivory who shows off some fancy moves. he takes it and weaves and he's inside the 10 and harris throws down for trueblood who gets it almost in but to the 1. so harris keeps it and with some nifty moves touchdown gladiators. they go for two and that's going to do it for the eagle 8 channel 8. >> the cougars of durant invading plant city, ward on fist 1st and -- 1st and goal, look at that move. 6-3 raiders. all cougars after that. carlton potter to brandon myers, 16-6 at that point. the raiders play well on offense, just couldn't conv

riverview dairy with it's 850 full time employees and 65-thousand lactating cows...is built for scale. so we're currently operating in five states we have twenty sites ten of which are dairy production sites the rest are beef facilities and heifer replacements for the for the dairies but this growth oriented business didn't start at the top. in the early nineties we had a we had a lot of guys that had a desire to come back. so in nineteen ninety five the dairy across the road was built for i believe eight hundred fifty cows originally and then expanded to twenty five hundred and has been growing ever since at that time in there i think the average dairy size in minnesota was fifty cows the average dairyman was like sixty years old.... we grew as opportunity presented itself in as as we had the people and people continue to help make riverview successful. from it's shockingly young on t team in our average age is thirty three point seven years which is really indicative of our whole company our average age in the company's thirty three point four to it's employee ownership program. seventy

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let's go ahead and roll the footage on that so you can see what this looked like, 75 near the selmon expressway. and this is closer to the riverview area leaving brandon. crashed up there, injuries involved, one person taken to the hospital. but the good news is, everything has now cleared from the roadway and there are absolutely no delays on 75 coming away from brandon. back to gene and gayle. >>> a st. petersburg motel that's been home to low-income families for years is closing for good. and people who live at the hotel have just a few hours left to pack up and get out. the building will be demolished to make way for a new development there. and news channel 8's ryan hughes is live from the hotel. and some of the residents are scrambling and have to find a new place to live. >> reporter: they are. and time is running out. this place is supposed to be empty by 8:00 this morning and minute arrangements to leave and many are upset by the prospect of moving. >> i think it's wrong. putting families and their children out. >> reporter: one resident was so upset she could bare by talk to us. they were served eviction notices last wee

so much. >> sve has lived here for 15 years, he has never had an issue the event yesterday shows why that is important. reporting in riverview, clifton ch aiobc anews. >>> now, the most accurate weather team in florida, abc action whether. >>> good afternoon, looking outside along the gulf coast beautiful sunny skies a lot of sunshine today and tomorrow by late tomorrow night into friday all eyes turn to the east coast across the rest of the area, isolated showers popping up eastern polk counthrough hardy county moving west to afternoon into the evening, another hot today early october in the low 90s, 91land, 90 degrees tempo. tempo checking in mostly sunny skies 90 degrees, clearwater 90, saint pete 88 degrees with about for the tropics but this evening and tomorrow for local weather we will be just fine, we will see a good deal of sunshine in the afternoon nothing more than scattered afternoon stormsorms as we have another warm on tomorrow in the 80s near 90 degrees. this evening look for partly cloudy skies, isolated showers by wake-up time tomorrow it will be dry, no worries whatsoever, a lot of folks dealing with the ea

the authorities so i stole his truck didn't know there's no it they didn't know he was a veteran because he had a set of his dogtags hanging from his rearview mirror. reporting and riverview abc action news. >>> major bombshell heading the presidential election the fbi now open in another investigation into hillary clinton's emails james coney sing new emails have now come to light. 6 pm we're getting insights how this could reshape the final days of the race here in florida. but the bottom line is just when you think you got this race figured out a sample finger suddenly the whole race changes. who knows what could happen three days out and that's always what makes florida so interesting. we are a state that goes down to the wire. >> the new emails are not come fbi agents uncover them after a separate investigation into former congressman anthony weiner . the parents nightmare coming to light in trafficking a brother and sister killed on the way to school. a -- jorge lara, 18, pulled out in front of a pickup truck before 6:30 am. he and his 15-year-old sister melanie were trying to cross highway 27 on the way to school . the crash killed them both. emergency crews taking

i mean, our air is so dry, and that's one of the main reasons why we're this cool out the door this morning. we'll hop over to riverview this morning where it's 50. light winds, clear skies. brooksville has 45 as a warm-up. in sarasota and around the state we're one of the coolest readings in brooksville. 24 hours ago most of us a couple degrees cooler and we're just as dry. that dry air in the med level and all that red will make a lot of sun. with that sunshine a slight northeast wind shift will bring back the upper 70s for highs. less breezy today and a gorgeous day. enjoy it because some warmth is back on the seven-day. i have it forou >> anjuli: after one of their own was hit and killed on i-75 this month, a group of local tow truck drivers are holding a memorial today for one of their own. k kellie cowan is live where the memorial will begin. good morning. >> kellie: good morning. we expect tow trucks across the bay area to begin meeting here in a few hours. we're just outside of east bay high school. they gather around 10:30 this procession down i-75 south where they pass the site where two weeks ago one of thei

and riverview net camera 73 degrees north, northwest wind at 5 miles per hour. drier air is still a little less than 12 hours away. okay. so it's not going to be here by noon time. but probably will be by midnight. look at the difference. our dew points sitting up close to 70 degrees right now in tampa. in sarasota. yeah you, go to pensacola and you, that is just some fantastic stuff. so when does that get here? well let's put the computer model into motion. look at tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. dew point of 49 in tampa. so we're going to go from this muggy atmosphere to incredibly dry in less than 24 hours. and it's really going to feel nice. but unlike last front that came through that kind of teased us, this one is going to stick around for a temperature today. breezy, it will be warm. clear skies tonight, of course it turns much dryer overnight lows near 59 degrees. we're going to hang to some of that wind tomorrow. gorgeous sunshine and much less humid with high temperature of 76 degrees. my only slight concern weather wise this weekend would be for boaters take look a tomorrow north winds betweened knots. still have

so far deputies have notified the man who witnesses say through a brick at deputy. it started when authorities say the man was involved in a three- car crash in riverview and took off and tried to carjack three people. when that failed, he reportedly tried to break into several homes to hide from deputies. one of the homeowners said he watched the man throw a brick at the deputy's head and the deputy fired his weapon. >> he went right to the cop car. he was trying to get out. barely had the door open. that's when he threw the brick cop would be behind his window. >> that deputy, stewart gray, a 24 year veteran shot and killed the man. investigators are trying to find out more about the man and why he was desperate to get away. >>> new this morning, pasco county sheriff's office is investigating a death investigation in hudson. deputies say they found two people deed inside. they are identified as claudette good suicide but they are investigating. >>> in democracy 2016, vice presidential candidates tim kaine and mike pence battled it out. who won? this poll finds 48% say republican pence one compared to 42% for tim kaine. >> iraq has been overrun by isis because hil

so here you go. $3. >> reporter: and businesses are booming did our budget for our business? >> reporter: sheila walker started her nonprofit kids doing business academy prep in riverview when she noticed the lack of basic knowledge of managing money in her comm community. >> i had kids on the van and they said, what is this? i was kind of floored honestly. i said this a bank. >> reporter: now she is helping these kids bank on their fu futures. >> we pretend we are buying stuff and we are like the bakers. >> reporter: with the free at financial skills. >> i put the bananas there for a reason and the toy there is for a reason. tell me what is a want and what is need when you went to purchase those items? you needed it? have he good. >> reporter: surveys from the national educators council found touching money management is big in teaching money and budgeting behaviors later in life. but relatively few schools relatively work personal finance into curriculums. >> we consider this business beyond school. >>> today"survey show 30% of respondents thought their high school education did a good job teaching good financial habits. >> the earlier you learn about money, finance,

so you look at our 8 o'clock temperatures they are a little bit warmer then they were yesterday at this. and how's that for a picture from riverview net cam? >> live shot. and looking off toward the west. you see couple of clouds mixed in with sunrise. different look. mostly sunny skies from that advantage point. to be honest, that's what we're looking at today. a lot more sunshine than we had yesterday. that plus a breezy northeast wind. so guess what happens. these temperatures what you see here in metro area in the 60s. they are going to go back up in low to mid 80s. i think we will go 83, 84 for a high today. so two differences, breezier today. and we get some more tonight the overnight lows near 67 degrees. and tomorrow, back into the mid 80s clouds, sunshine. more warmth. one thing is we do have small craft advisory in effect by way that will linger into friday. to let you know halloween looks great. no significant rain chances over the next 7 days vanessa. all right. looks good. thanks dave here 8:18. we have some emergency road work under way for folks who missed southbound direction is closed from spruce to arch street un

so, here you go, three dollars. >> reporter: and businesses are booming. >> do y'all remember when we did our budget for our bus business? >> reporter: sheila walker started her nonprofit kids doing business academy in riverview when she noticed the lack of managing money on you are in community. >> i had some kids on the van and she said what is this. i was kind of floored. i said this a bank. >> reporter: now she is helping these futures. >> we pretend we are buying stuff and we are the bankers. >> reporter: a free afterschool program dedicateded to teach financial skills. >> i put the bananas and the toy there is for a reason. what is the want and need when you went to purchase those items. you needed it? very good. >> reporter: surveys by the national financial educators council show teaching money in in life. but relatively few schools work personal finance into curriculums. >> we consider this business school were report a new bank of america"usa today"poll show 35% respondents thought their high school experience did a good job to teach financial habits >> the earlier you learn about money, finance, how to present yourself in a professional environment, customer service skills, the better prepared they