st. petersburg florida cop coming down the hallway coming across a rat, or mouse. surveillance video shows the cop making his way down the hallway, coming across the animal, and bolting to the end. he then tries to see if you safe and the coast is clear. he casually walks away. i think he is checking to see if anyone else was looking. >> you said that not all heroes wear capes. not all villains wear masks. pennsylvania couple pulled an april fools' day joke. they took a letter and extended it out 10 feet so the postman came to get the letter he pulled it out like a magician's and they had two daughters that were involved in this. i cannot involve they were involved with much else in their lives because the parents were obsessed with doing stupid stuff like this. the couple, bill and his wife did this for america for april fools' day. people seem to enjoy, but not me. >> danger and folding, may be game of thrones? >> i brought our viewers regarding the private day america's high school, only have to tell april 24 to raise $1.5 million to save their school. administr

st. petersburg, florida. also the republican. caller: i am a disabled marine corps veteran. am surprised with happy thoughts behind the move that donald trump made. he has made some statements before. i don't like telling people what i'm going to do and when i'm going to do it. that made so much sense. i don't believe anybody has been afraid of us since we pulled out of vietnam. maybe they are going to sit up and say, we finally have somebody that's going to fight back. this gentleman that said navy seal team six, that needs to go goodbye. we need to take a strong look at north korea and would need to send some nuke subs on both coasts and sit and wait because i believe they are going to do something. i hope i'm wrong. we have the right man steering. the ship. god bless donald trump. host: story from the washington obamat the time the administration arguing the military action they were taking does not require congressional approval. that story playing out in the summer of 2011. korea andout north concerns about north korea. a story from usa today. amid rising tensions with

st. petersburg florida they are dumping rocks we have to stop that sort of thing and if we maintain healthyestuaries my guess for of five goals states that it would have not been necessary. but overfishing does so curb but that impact with the estuary's was healthy. >> thank you for sharing with us talking about being on the verge with the international body of water to be interested to study that historical process on the southern gulf coast within mexico for example,. >> the space occupies exactly almost one-half. i decided to focus on the five for a couple of reasons number one american interaction with the gulf of mexico from mexico and cuba by new my audience would be americans and wanted them to see this beyond the oil spilled also 85 percent of the fresh water flow coming out of five u.s. states and these wonderful estuaries are concentrated around the state's so that ecological character made my decision to focus on those five states with mexico and cuba to write about their part of the gulf is an intriguing idea. maybe not a full book but some articles of the above to go down to cu

st. petersburg, florida. caller: good morning. i agree with the next to the last woman.ot this last woman. i believe the democrats should definitely fight every battle. how in the world does trump get to nominate a supreme court judge when he is under investigation? the man has been under investigation since last summer. why does he get a chance to nominate someone is beyond me. i don't understand that. host: what of that investigation goes on for years, you would hold off any sort of nomination until that is complete? caller: yes. you think the supreme court works better with eight people on it versus nine echo caller: -- versus nine? caller: no. my point is it has become ridiculous, all of these scenarios. i think that he should not be able to nominate. i don't know what the law is about that, but if the president is under fbi investigation, he just traces around and does what he wants, no, we need to find out about this investigation before he nominate anybody. that is all i have to say. host: wendelin isn't oxon hill, maryland. caller: good morning. how are you doing

st. petersburg, florida, he looks around.in the clear from that little guy. i stand in solid date with you that would be my exact reaction. i think he was ride owing for help. >> get me backup. >> an officer who no doubt would have run into harm's way and a mouse comes out -- >> alicia thank you. >>> lets get a check of the roads now. matt has the update for us. >> it was a big mouse if his defense. we have a lot of issues brian and sharrie. due in part to the wet conditions but oh what is this we spy? some sunshine now on the schuylkill expressway a drop on the camera lens and we are drying out and nonetheless we are slow in both directions here in montgomery drive and there was a broken down vehicle in the westbound lanes and lucky they go that the pushed out of the way. you can get to the schuylkill in west conshohocken, the west side struck blocking it to 76 eastbound is gone. other issues at joshua road at the glen apartments in white marsh a downed tree. and lower merion downed wires blocking montgomery avenue 320, old

st. petersburg, florida, peeks around the corner to make sure the rodent is gone. priceless that this, you know, macho guy. >> yeah, exactly. >> >> i would be the same way. doesn't matter. you can get crooks and all that. not mouse, no. >> no. >> not in my house. not today. not today, jesus. >> today we polka. ♪ ♪ [ instrumental "world news now" e 50 to 85: what's your reason for getting life insurance? i'm in my 60s and i work part-time with no benefits. i needed a plan that was easy to get. all i had to do was make a phone call. at age 70, i'm on a fixed income. i found a whole life insurance plan that's affordable, with a lifetime rate lock, so my monthly payment will never increase. by ma. i don't like taking risks now that i'm almost 80. i made a phone call and found a plan that has written guarantees. in the last month alone, thousands with the rate lock guarantee through the colonial penn program, and here's why. this plan is affordable, with coverage options for just $9.95 a month. that's less than 35 cents a dayp you cannot be turned down because of your h

st. petersburg, florida, jessica erhlick a democrat and from washington lisa booth, a republican.disclosure to the audience, ladies, right before we went on i told you, both, very politely and in a charming way. >> very charming. >> bill: i don't want any talking points. we know that both parties send talking points to people like you, tv analysts every morning. and the democratic talking points is this is just to object secure the russian investigation, blah blah blah blah blah. and the republican talking points is rice is guilty. she should be deported or beheaded. one of the two. i don't want anything like that. what we want, lisa, is what you heard on this program so far, what has piqued your interest the most. >> look, i think we should get to the bottom of this. first and foremost regarding this, there is potential legal ramifications as senator lankford put out if some of this information is true regarding susan rice and some of the motives behind what she did, if she did unmask these names. there could be legal ramifications. we also know the illegal leak of classified inf

st. petersburg, florida, and used too much fuel on the stove. their house boat went up in flames.rabbed her daughter and they did get out alive but the mom was burned and had smoke inhalation although she's expected to be okay. >>> so how did an entire house explode? because it happened in colorado. it killed two people. crews found the bodies in the basement of the firestone home today. it exploded yesterday took that long to get to them. authorities still aren't sure what set off the blast. medics rushed two other people to the hospital after the explosion. >>> a seriously close call in fort worth, texas. bus nearly drives into a falling tree. the two just missed making dangerous contact. whole thing caught on security cameras. four kids were on the bus but thankfully no one on board was hurt. >>> no united employees will be fired over that passenger dragging incident. >> so says the airline ceo. oscar monday notice that's a name you heard a lot lately says he's not firing anyone because of what happened and calls eight system wide failure across various areas. he says the airli

st. petersburg, florida, peeks around the corner to make sure the rodent is gone. that this, you know, macho guy. >> yeah, exactly. >> tiptoeing, running. >> i would be the same way. doesn't matter what you do. you can get crooks and all that. not that, that, a mouse, no. >> no. >> not in my house. not today. not today, jesus. >> ha-ha. >> but today we polka. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ they don't help single moms. hi. hi. what happened to our house last year? it flooded. and the water flooded out. yeah. the red cross arranged the hotel for us. they gave me that break, that leverage, to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. sarah: there you go. >>> this morning on "world news no >>> this morning on "world news now," strike on syria. breaking details following u.s. military action against the assad regime. >> president trump launching tomahawk missiles before dawn. syrian officials now claiming deaths from the strikes. >> the question now after seven years of brutal civil war, why is t

st. petersburg, florida. they wanted to expand and grow and provide more jobs and be entrepreneurial.ent to a bank, they said no. so i guess my question is -- >> the time of the gentleman from florida has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> mr. chairman, i have a unanimous consent request that these two letters i have here be made a part of the hearing record, one from the main street alliance on the waste of dodd/frank and cfpb. >> without objection. >> thank you. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from maine. >> thank you, mr. chair, thank you, mr. corps radray, thank yo. your acting deputy director david silberman has had direct coordination with special interest groups outside your bureau to develop the payday lending rule. i am very concerned about any kind of cozy relationship that your people have with oud special interest groups to make rules that you folks are supposed to make. i'm sure you probably share that same concern? >> that's not right. that's not a fair description. >> that's not what the e-mail shows, sir. there is a dir

it sounds like you are in a speakerphone, so let's move onto robert who is also in florida in st. petersburg. robert. caller: hello. hello maureen. guest: hello. caller: glad to finally get you on the phone. i have been calling for four years and finally got through. i just want to ask you a question. who is the craziest first lady you ever met? guest: ura trickster. that's a tricky question let me think about that for a second. guest: laura bush is lovely. nancy reagan was a very formidable woman. you know, as a someone said ronald reagan might have been pumping gas if it weren't for nancy reagan. she was a great politician as is michelle obama. because they are in such an antiquated white to satin box of a job you often can't see how great a politician they would be themselves and michelle obama for instance was always urging her husband to be more visceral in the debates and his response to things which was great advice because he would always fall into being very cerebral. let me think. what other first lady. host: you have barbara bush in their. guest: barbara bush is wonderful and i se

st. petersburg, florida, but also includes clearwater and redington shores, twice its musicality's believe it or not. upveling around where i grew , it is predominately minority. >> last fall i heard a similar refrain. mom and pop businesses could not get access to capital. if small business lending is restricted in the primarily black neighborhood that i serve, it needs to be fixed. by the grace of god i got on this committee and this committee has at the opportunity in one way or another to give those people who i love and they -- they pay me to represent them. that is one thing i love about this job. your title is what you do. you are a representative. this is not just an economic issue. it is an economically developing area and it is an issue of fairness. a black barbershop should not have to go to a payday lender to finance payrolls and operations but over and over again in the course of last fall, i heard stories from people like the black barbershop owner who wanted to expand and every institution he went to told him no. and the same thing happened to and african-american owner of a

st. petersburg, florida, but also includes reddington shores and about 267 municipalities, believe it or not. traveling around where i grew up, in south sooint petersburg, particularly, it's predominantly minority. last year i heard a similar refrain every day. mom and pop companies p couldn't get access to traditional capital. if small business lend iing is t there, that is a problem and it needs to be fixed. its impact in a community that's important toe me, a disparate impact. by the grace of god, i got on this committee. and this committee hadhas an opportunity to give those people who i love and i work for, they pay me to represent them, and that's one thing i love about this job, that you know, your title is also what you do. you represent. and this is not just an economic issue. it's an economically developing area and it's an issue of fairness, frankly. and i know you know that. a black barbershop couldn't have to go -- shouldn't have to go, rather, to a payday lender to finance payroll. over and over again last fall, i heard stories from people like a black barbershop owner. he

they moved into bill's home on a quiet cul de sac in seminole, florida, near st. petersburg. a solid neighborhood. good schools. for the first time, kevin had a steady male role model in his life. >> so how was kevin fitting into the picture here? >> kevin was fitting into the picture quite well really. he really took to me more than anyone else that diane dated with, she told me that. and you know, we got along very well. >> reporter: kevin appreciated bill so much, he wanted to take his name. >> he wanted his name to be the same as his mom and i. and i was very proud of that. >> reporter: so, what's wrong with this picture? not much. kevin got along fine with bill but joining a big family with five kids was a challenge. he didn't always fit in. there was tension, and a lot of it swirled around the new baby of the family, young kevin. >> you could tell he was raised as an only child because he was all about himself and all about his way all the time. >> reporter: but, kevin's cousin tanya says the kyne kids didn't make things easy for their step-brother. >> the kids weren't

florida police station. rat came running down the hall in st. petersburg cop bolts the other way. of course but embarrassed now that his co-workers are giving him a difficult time. >> a woman in is in the hospital after huge rock came crashing down on her during a hike. rescue crews worked to free the woman who was pinned under the 1500-pound boulder. she was unconscious once they were able to finally remove the rock. first responders then carried her up to the top of the mountain so she could be taken by helicopter to the hospital much she is in critical condition tonight. >>> overseas police are trying to identify a young girl after wood cutters spotted her living in the middle of the forest. >> in other humans with her. instead police say she was living with monkeys. here's some video of this young girl. she's been staying at a home for children since she was last discovered in january. investigators say the monkeys attack the officers when they went to go get the girl and even chased after officers. once they scooped up the girl. doctors say is he displayed behavior similar to

surveillance video captures the moment a florida officer spotted a mouse in the hallway. yeah. this is at st. petersburgice department. he couldn't get away fast enough. he appears to call for help on his radio. [ laughter ] >> he runs from the mouse. >>> baseball fans, they are still scratching their heads this morning after one of the weirdest plays in the history of the game. >> he strikes it out. molina trying to find the ball. and it's -- connected to his chest protector! >> all right. take a look. the ball ends up stuck to the catcher's chest protector. you see that? it almost looks like a magic trick or velcro. it's unclear why it did that. the play was a total game changer. it allowed the cubs to start a rally and eventually win the game. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, 40-mile-an-hour winds were nothing for a 40- year-old golfer in round one of the master's. and the giants start her nine strikeouts last night. it was the other ones that got him in trouble. ,, ,,,,,, mcgirt ,,,,,,,, ,, >>> good morning, everyone. the world's number one player is out of the masters and the leader was ten

so none of the other beaches all the way down the coast of florida, clearwater, st. petersburg on down to the beaches off bradenton and off of sarasota and fort myers and naples and all the way down to marco island, none of those beaches received the oil because the wind didn't keep blowing it that way. but the entire west coast of florida lost an entire tourist season because our guests, our visitors, the tourists, they didn't come because they had seen those pictures. and they thought that oil was on all of our beaches. let me tell you how risky that had been. there is in the gulf of mexico something known as the loop current. it comes through the separation of the yucatan peninsula of mexico and the western end of cuba. it goes up into the gulf and then it loops and comes south in the gulf. it hugs the florida keys. it becomes the gulf stream that hugs the east coast of florida and about mid down the peninsula it starts to leave the coast, follows and parallels the east coast of the united states and eventually goes to northern europe. that's the gulf stream. had that oil sp