i-85 from at lan to to charlotte and i-10 from jacksonville to tallahassee.0, and 35 in texas. >>> if you're plig today, airport delays in atlanta, charlotte, and washington, d.c., are possible. >>> the parents of a missing tucson girl are missing. her parents appeared side by side when she disappeared. now her two older brothers are in the mother's custody and the father is barred from seeing them. police would only say a new development prompted them to call in child services. >>> increasing concerns about a missing fbi agent, stephen ivans. he was last seen thursday night. authorities are searching rugged mountain areas. they believe he was distraught and possibly suicidal. >>> an amazing story of heroism. a small plane was going from oklahoma to iowa and she was the only survivor. he was pulled from the record by a former marine who was also a passenger. he suffered burns over 90% of his body. he died saturday at a hospital in wichita. >>> a boston university student seriously injured over the weekend in a car accident in new zealand is recovering. police

tallahassee, florida.er chuck perry is patrolling a local bank parking lot when a slow-moving car catches his attention. >> i looked at the two individuals who were the driver and the passenger just -- they were completely surprised and they had a very shocked look, and it wasn't normal. they immediately did a very rapid turn out of the parking lot. they aroused my suspicion to such a point that i had called james fairfield, my supervisor. >> he said i have something going. do you have any intel on a white crown vic or gray crown vic. he thought at first maybe this was a fraud suspect. >> it's clear to officer perry that the pair is deliberately trying to avoid him. with his suspicions and his dash cam now engaged perry hits the lights and sirens. >> i wanted to wait for backup, actually, but as it turned out they ended up driving into a basically closed neighborhood. >> the car pulls over, and the passenger side door immediately opens. >> i was expecting a foot chase. i was expecting to have to jump out o

and slick on i-10, from tallahassee to new orleans. heavy rain on i-80, from cleveland to omaha.nd i-90, from chicago to sioux falls. showers dampen 84 and 90 in the northwest. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in detroit, chicago and kansas city. >>> a new jersey mother has pleaded not guilty to taking her 5-year-old daughter into a tanning booth. >> a deeply-bronzed patricia krentcil said her daughter got tanned from the sun outside. the alleged owner said that his workers told him the child never entered the tanning booth. krentcil remains free on bail. she has custody of her kids. but child services is monitoring the family. >> the picture says it all. >>> other news this morning. 13 people are facing criminal charges in the hazing death of a florida a&m university drum major. robert champion died back in november, after getting pummeled by members of his own marching band. his attackers could face a maximum of six years behind bars. prosecutors say they didn't have the evidence to justify more serious charges, like murder, or manslaughter. >>> the nfl is suspe

rain drenches i-10, from jacksonville to tallahassee. slick from montana to the dakotas.5, from salt lake city to helena. it will be windy, from vegas to l.a. >> if you're flying, the strong winds could cause delays in vegas and in phoenix. >>> back to the news this morning. more than 20,000 acres are up in flames across arizona, as 4 wildfires continue to burn out of control. >> the most dangerous fire threatening a historic mining town is only 5% contained. 500 firefighters are scrambling to protect t community. fires are raging in colorado, new mexico and utah. >>> and for louisville, kentucky -- police are still trying to unravel what triggered two outbreaks of gunfire that sent people running for cover in a downtown neighborhood. when it was over, three people were dead and two others had to be hospitalized. for now, police will only say that the incidents appear to be unrelated. >>> well, we have reported before about the massive anlt of debris from japan's tsunami, making a debris field about the size of california. right there on your screen. all of that, making i

getting around town this week is going to be a bit of a tallahassee to the dumbarton bridge is closed tell you which streets to avoid around san francisco's carnival and when the parade will roil through . an organization is to normalize of young people . tonight ,, he who we hear from one man who is rising in school now . . >>vicki: the dumbarton bridge will not reopen until ™:00 a.m. on tuesday morning . kate thompson has more on the work being done . >> massive amounts of equipment and a crew of 100 workers at any given time will be working around the clock for nearly four days on the dumbarton bridge . the bridge is being closed so that the crews can improve safety during an earthquake . >> this seismic join will be placed with a bigger one that allows the bridge check to move up to ½7 in. during a seismic event without damaging the deck . >> drivers will need to leave extra time traveling from the east bay to the south bay . alton routes are the san mateo bridge or highway to 37 . work has been happening underneath the bridge for weeks already . the crews are doing demolition and

on the facts, the chaase has very litt chance of reversal on appeal, and the legislatures from tallahassee has taken away discretion from the judge. it shouldn't be that way. >> i wonder, richard, quick on this one, because we have another case we want to get to, the john edwards trial, but in this case, this was perhaps a prelude to what is going to be another high-profile case of stand your ground involving george zimmerman, the tre'von martin case. is this a prelude about the appetite, the feeling of the stand your ground defense in the state of florida or in the courtroom. >> i don't think so, fred. at the end of the day, i don't think trayvon martin is going to be a stand your ground case. i think it's going to be a self defense case. here, all they charged was aggravated assault, the shooting of the gun was the aggravating factor. that brawn ten years for assault, 20 years if it's aggravated. it's aggravated by the use of a gun. they didn't charge her with murder or attempted murder. that's the problem in this case. >> okay, now let's talk ability the john edwards case and now indefe

we found -- we obtained a photo from the guy who's in charge of photos in the house in tallahassee of the staircase that's actually in a closet. we promoted that overnight and it got a plug in the "orlando sentinel." on that particular night, we did a 7.0 rating, about a 32% jump in our newscast. >> there is reaction. pat, we were talking about this earlier. you guys do such a good job and a thorough job in vetting these things out. clearly, as not that it surprises any of us, so much of it is false. does what you do, does it ever have an impact on the sales side in terms of the station saying, we're not going to do it, we're not going to run it? >> two answers to that. number one, i'm discouraged to say that i don't know it has an impact at all on the politicians although our -- the reaction from the public is very similar to orlando and i imagine in new hampshire, as well. there is a fiery reaction generally when we do these and the ratings go up. but i have never known us to pull an ad nor, to my knowledge, has a candidate changed an ad based on what we do. there has been a change

tents set up in tallahassee. and i don't know what they do.they are against everything we do. but they have iphones and ipads. they don't want to work to pay for them. >> it is not spontaneous. it is organized. >> sean: you think it's big labor's -- >> labor and original occu-mob, in new york and then spread wasd

moving across 10 from jacksonville towards tallahassee, going to make a loop down back around panama city and then head up the georgia coast and out to south carolina coast hopefully, over the next 48 to 72 hours. right now fog at the coast, 3/4 mile visibility everybody else okay. cool temperatures in the 50s through 7:00, as we head towards noon if you are out, you will see sun around inland areas for sure and bay coast still socked in 50 coast to 64 inland all of us should see sun by noon breezes pick up mid 50s along the coast, low 60s around the bay and upper 60s inland. breezes start to cool by 7:00, low 50s along the coast, upper 50s to low 60s around the bay and inland. three-day forecast breezy and cool again tomorrow, breezes go away we are in the mid to upper 80s, wednesday and thursday inland. low to mid 60s at the coast. here's frances. >>> crash still blocking lanes in san rafael north 101 central san rafael exit you are taken off and back on minor delay at scene mass transit no service on ace train, bart, muni and caltrain on sunday schedule. with the n judah shutdown

and depositing it on the land that's why you see impressive bands as it roll from jacksonville to tallahasseego into the panhandle loop back and head through southern georgia out along charleston, srbg possibly the grand strand near myrtle beach then -- as far as what is going on for us at them, sea breeze still here. so are the low clouds hard to see the top of the bay bridge, sfo saying everything is okay with this we usually have delays. as soon as they let us know, we'll let you know or check out our flight tracker. abc7news.com at bottom. upper 40s santa cruz and watsonville. still cool today cloudy tonight coastal drizzle possible. everybody going up minimal, -- [ unintelligible ] cloud cover increasing right now through 8:00 by account starts to retreat slowly out of the east bay and south bay valleys hanging around the bay around noon and back to the coast around 10 two, going to be stubborn. -- low to mid 70s today walnut creek 70 east bay shore low to mid 60s, oakland around 65° upper 60s to low 70s most of the south bay low to mid 60s most of the peninsula. mid to upper 50s along t

two students were taken into custody in tallahassee. the others are expected to follow.mpion was beaten repeatedly as part of hazing from florida a and m university. >>> an accident happened in 2010 when an amphibious duck boat became disabled on the water. the lawsuit claims the captain did not ask for help or advise passengers to put on life beths. the problem cause of the accident was the tugboat driver being distracted. >>> a federal lawsuit filed against john yu. the suit was filed by jose padilla. yu worked for the bush administration, and authored the harsh interrogation for terror suspects. yu is protected from such laws, because the laws defining torture weren't clear when his memoirs weren't written. >>> the u.s.ambassador said chen was not pressured to leave. >>> in afghanistan, attack of a compound where many westerners live. at least eight people, including two afghan school children were killed. 17 others were wounded. the taliban claimed responsibility. workers say the attackers wore burkas. >>> spirit airlines has announced a price hike for carry-on lugga

two students were taken into custody in tallahassee. the others are expected to follow.rities say champion was beaten repeatedly as part of hazing from florida a and m university. >>> an accident happened in 2010 when an amphibious duck boat became disabled on the water. the lawsuit claims the captain did not ask for help or advise passengers to put on life beths. the problem cause of the accident was the tugboat driver being distracted. >>> a federal lawsuit filed against john yu. the suit was filed by jose padilla. yu worked for the bush administration, and authored the harsh interrogation for terror suspects. yu is protected from such laws, because the laws defining torture weren't clear when his memoirs weren't written. >>> the u.s.ambassador said chen was not pressured to leave. >>> in afghanistan, attack of a compound where many westerners live. at least eight people, including two afghan school children were killed. 17 others were wounded. the taliban claimed responsibility. workers say the attackers wore burkas. >>> spirit airlines has announced a price hike for

reaction joining us from tallahassee florida the attorney for family crump. >> you were right. you said last time we were on the show that in america if somebody kills an unarmed teenager they will, at least, be arrested. and so i agree with you on that. i think this new doctor's report, it needs to be vetted properly. i think you are absolutely right when you said it should be tried in the court of law. the thing that is real suspicious is if he was so hurt, why didn't the er personnel take him to the hospital that night? that's the questions that the family of trayvon martin has. you know, when you think about it, he said that his head was beat into the pavement repeatedly for over a minute. and we saw that video 30 minutes later, bill. so if objective evidence versus what somebody thinks are there opinion. we think the most reliable objective evidence. what we see on that video. what we are hearing those 911 tapes. and this report from his family there needs to be fully vetted mr. o'reilly. >> bill: i agree with you. i think the prosecutor has to cross-examine. doctor. we as

the center of it is just to the east of tallahassee. most of the rainful is to the east of the center which is fairly typical. it's tapping moisture from the atlantic ocean. jacksonville saw the brunt of the storm. now the rain bands are going up towards savannah. likely won't get all the way to atlanta. this is where the bulk of the rain will be. this is where we saw the bulk of the rain yesterday and saw some intermittent flooding and street flooding. from jacksonville to brunswick is where the action will be for really the next 60 hours. look at these impression sieve rainfall totals. we haven't seen devastating flooding because it's been so dry in these areas. 6 inches in branford. arlington 6 inches. down in gainesville and jacksonville they saw in some cases record-breaking flooding. here's the forecast for the next 48 hours. look at the red on the map. it will go right over savannah. pretty much right over charleston. it will intensify a little bit off the coast line of north carolina and accelerate with its winds. by the time it

the storm is now tropical depression dumped more than a foot of rain in a town 12 miles west of tallahassee get slammed with 15 inches of rain today. >> north carolina, jurors are deliberating for a seventh day in the john edwards trial. he is charged with illegally using campaign contributions to cover up an affair with his mistress. we'll have more on the trial when i talk to diane dimon covering the case, some new information as well. >> good day for mitt romney. he is on track to clinch the republican nomination, romney has a fundraiser with donald trump tonight in vegas, but the obama campaign is calling on him stand up against trump in this so called birther controversy. those are some of the stories on our pliolitical radar. good to see you, paul. texas primary today, it's finally come, romney will finally get, we think, the 1144 delegates he needs. what does it mean? >> not much. i hate to say it. i know we've been talking about this a long time. let's look at the numbers. here's where it stands. mitt romney has about 1,066 delegates, the magic number to clinch the nomination is 1,1

it got back to tallahassee. it was then cleaned and chartered to someone else. >> that was craig bell reporting. eight of the 13 people charged with the hazing charges have turned themselves in. >>> renovations stretch from the lincoln memorial, all the way to the u.s. capital building. some of the design will include an outdoor museum of gardens, extending from the botanical garden. they will be able to rent toy boats for sail on the pond. it has been 36 years since the last major upgrade. >>> it is a warm friday afternoon. not much sun out there. but it is humid outside. a live look, mostly cloudy conditions. ask it looks like we could get some thunderstorms tonight. wjz has weather and traffic together. bob is here for the updated numbers from first warning weather. bob? >> so far, those clouds are keeping kind of a cap on the thunderstorms. we had some this afternoon, early. actually, before noon. they've moved away. but we have more activity, beginning to pop up across virginia, southwest of washington and

tallahassee a bat manufacturer somewhere around here. baseball pats, very time consuming process to mechanic a major league baseball bat. at labor intensive sport. quite fascinating. we're just talking majors n minor leagues, they apparently more likely use a little bit less than the 06 to 07 that they use in the major leagues. >> some of that, are the plays tossing the ball out. after the strike in '94 they had a tradition of every time a team would come in, they would throw the ball into the stands to try to win back fan support. there is still some of that tradition. also, every team has to have at least 09 balls on hand for each game. >> just to be ready. >> if you are on average using 60, you guess 90 as i good idea. >> fascinating. >> good stuff. >> thank you, nancy, for the excellent question. if you've got a question that you would like to have answered, all you need to do is go to myfoxdc.com and click on the weather tab. remember, you can also upload your video question and we may play it on air. >> there you go. >> let's say h

it did and it got back to tallahassee, got back to students and cleaned and chartered to someone elseents on the bus never should have been allowed to leave orlando. they did. >> reporter: what happened on the bus caught up with 13 individuals, including brian jones, caleb jackson, and rickey wills, who have all been picked up by police. the champions say fam-u has not done enough to stop hazing. they're demanding that individuals lose their jobs and substantial changes be made. >> what i will say is fam-u can not go on with business as usual. they need to clean house. seriously. they need to cleanous. >> and champion's parents since sued the bus company owner claiming the driver stood guard outside while the hazing took place. the company said that the driver was helping band members with their equipment. >>> motion denied. a florida judge rejected a convicted woman's appeal for a new trial based on the state's stand your ground law. marissa alexander was convicted of aggravated assault after shooting shots at her ex- husband inside the home in 2010. she said she was the victim of do

we saw was even before the night was over on election night, the republicans were jetting in to tallahasseeguns jim baker and all of these other powerful figures who were not going to let it stand that al gore might walk away with a win in this state. the democrats played much nicer. the democrats played like they were playing some kind of, you know, civil -- civil exercise. >> yeah. >> playing to win. >> howard, that's what is so frustrating frustrating. we remember catherine harris, that circus. in 2000, there was a similar situation where voters were knocked off the roles at historicallically close election election. the recount. do you think we could see a repeat of that here in florida? >> sure. not just in florida but in some other places. i don't see any indication this year politics is any less partisan than it was in 2000. if anything in the last decade, we have become hyper partisan in this countritriney. >> yeah. >> both sides would like to win badly. the republicans happen to have some tools, some leverage. they control the legislature here by commanding margins. they have owned

the radical left frame the tea part as racist, racist everybody is guilty because of some sign in tallahasseeoss the country at occupy. what is the appropriate response to rape when that happens? it's to report it to the police. but twinkles down, let's not report it, why?--why won't they report it? because they don't want to hurt the image of it. i'm holding--i am holding your movement, the occupy movement to the same standards that you held the tea party. >> cenk: let me just say, if you actually watch "the young turks," we say-- >> and i created your career. i created the "huffington post." >> cenk: you did? i didn't know that. thank you. andrew, we both have to talk. now on "the young turks," yes, i get frustrated at the tea party, but i told people you can hold people responsible. there were people who spat on those congressmen. >> no, they didn't. >> cenk: i just proved it. we got to go one by one. >> you just brought it up. >> cenk: i was saying, no, not everybody--in fact, i gave the tea party a lot of credit. i think they're frustrated with the establishment. we feel the same frustra

again, the legislators in tallahassee have taken away discretion from the judge. years or nothing. it shouldn't be that way. judges should have discretion and florida is not giving it to them. >> i wonder, richard, real quick on this one. we have another case i want to get to, the john edwards trial. in this case, this was perhaps a prelude to another high-profile stand your ground case, george zimmerman, trayvon martin case, is this any kind of prelude or appear tud for stand your ground defense in florida, the courtroom? >> i don't think so, fred. in the end of the day i don't think trayvon martin will be a stand your ground kachlts i think it will be a self-defense case. here all they charged was aggravated assault. the shooting of the gun was the aggravating factor. that brought 10 years for assault, 20 years if it's aggravated. it's aggravated by the use of a gun. they didn't charge her with attempted murder. that's the problem in this case. >>> okay. now let's talk about the john edwards case. now the defense is going to be presenting its witnesses next week

more cases it appears the two were dealing with this tallahassee's. >>catherine: surveillance video of the gunmen who they say was robbing a 711 store. it happened just after midnight on april 20th. police described the suspect in the videos. >> the suspect is described as an african-american male with a dark complexion, a 20-30 years old. he is unique in some of its features. he is 6 ft. tall. >> of an police said the man in the surveillance video might be connected to several other armed robberies of convenience stores in the city. >> the oakland city council passed it in ottawa is assigned to detritus of about this. jeff bush says he the problem into explains with the banks will have to do to comply with the new law. >> 79 avenue was atypical east oakland neighborhood with a typical problem. most of the homes are well maintained but several blighted foreclosed homes and of the landscape on this street. the problem is overgrown yard, broken fencing and garbage. neighbors have complained for years about the problem of the complaints have fallen on de

tents set up in tallahassee. and i don't know what they do.they are against everything we do. but they have iphones and ipads. they don't want to work to pay for them. >> it is not spontaneous. it is organized. >> sean: you think it's big labor's -- >> labor and original occu-mob, in new york and then spread was narcoticked in canada. it was their idea. a p.r., a leftist p.r. firm came up with the idea of this, what we now call up on. >> sean: if i were the republicans, i would make an ad, obama putting the seal of approval. nancy pelosi saying god bless them and put all the violence. i would put the guy taking a car, cop car, i would put all the broken windows, all the violence, i would put it on there and say, god bless this? is this the america we want? that would work? >> i think that would probably maybe work for maybe a little bit for a segment. but as far as the up on movement is concerned, they are looking to cause more havoc. watch what will happen in chicago very soon. >> sean: good point. we have to take a break. we will come back.

reaction joining us from tallahassee florida the attorney for family crump. >> you were right. you said last time we were on the show that in america if somebody kills an unarmed teenager they will, at least, be arrested. and so i agree with you on that. i think this new doctor's report, it needs to be vetted properly. i think you are absolutely right when you said it should be tried in the court of law. the thing that is real suspicious is if he was so hurt, why didn't the er personnel take him to the hospital that night? that's the questions that the family of trayvon martin has. you know, when you think about it, he said that his head was beat into the pavement repeatedly for over a minute. and we saw that video 30 minutes later, bill. so if objective evidence versus what somebody thinks are there opinion. we think the most reliable objective evidence. what we see on that video. what we are hearing those 911 tapes. and this report from his family there needs to be fully vetted mr. o'reilly. >> bill: i agree with you. i think the prosecutor has to cross-examine. doctor. we as

december 3, 2007, tallahassee, florida police officer, donald poppy, is on patrol.a car pulls ahead. the driver hits 65 in a 35 mile-per-hour zone. and he also hits a fence. the speeder, antonio givens, tries to bolt. poppy responds, taser drawn. >> on the ground, now! >> givens drops his gun. and grabs for it. poppy fires at givens with a tase of up to 50,000 volts. but givens isn't done. poppy goes for his firearm. as givens rises, his weapon in hand. poppy fires, twice and givens goes down. incredibly he's only wounded. given says convicted of attempted aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer and sentenced to 11 months 29 days. more and more, police are relying on tasers. >> it's an excellent tool. keeps us from having to fight somebody hands on. >> detective jared mathern should know. he and two other officers are with the louisiana police force. they were uninvited guests who brought tasers who a wedding that went very, very wrong. instead of a toast, the groom got a tase. and the bridal party got a shower of mace. >> what is going through my mind, is o

he speaks at a memorial vigil in tallahassee. >> we encourage all of you to spread the message that famu has a zero tolerance for hazing, and that any alleged acts of hazing will be dealt with as a criminal act. >> reporter: band director julian white is also there. >> i loved that young man. the hundred was better because he was one of us. the community is better because he lived among us. his march has ceased. but his memory will linger on. >> reporter: the next day, november 23rd, band director white is told he's going to be terminated in december. he hires an attorney. later he's put on administrative leave with pay while the case is investigated. his attorney now wants him reinstated. december 1st, four students are dismissed from the university in connection with champion's death. about two weeks later, december 16th, the medical examiner rules robert champion's death a homicide, after finding he collapsed and died within an hour of the hazing incident. the m.e. said champion had excessive internal bleeding due to soft tissue hemorrhage and blunt force trauma. >> no one could have

joining us from tallahassee is the secretary of state of florida, ken dexter. mr.tary of state, welcome. thanks for joining us this morning. >> good morning. thank you. good morning to everyone. >> eric: what does this mean, that there could be so many illegal voters on the voting rolls in your state? >> what this means is we have a legal obligation to make sure that our voting rolls are clean and free of any illegal voters. we have a process in place that parallels and is similar to what we do to remove felons, people that are deceased and mentally incompetent. it's important that we maintain our voter rolls and that they're clean and all eligible voters are permitted to vote come election day. > >> eric: do you think non-citizens, people who are not citizens of the country, have been voting in elections in florida? >> i haven't seen any evidence of that to date, and in fact, part of the process of removing these individuals through a due process procedure will eliminate any possibility of that having in the future. >> eric: what does it mean when you found these

adding to the media questions, rivera and rubio bought a house together in tallahassee during the timee, a house the bank was moving to foreclosure. into there's a disagreement with the bank how much the monthly payments were and all got confusing and the bank turned it over to one of these law firms in florida that specialized in quick foreclosures and before we could figure it all out with them they filed the paperwork. he quickly addressed it and we have never had a problem since. >> you were not, not making payments. >> there was a disagreement over the amount per month and so, to them that is -- those are not complete payments and, there are all kinds of other things that happened as a result but that got work out as soon as we found out about it as soon as i found out about it we addressed it and moved on and i have been handling it personally. >> whether those issues are enough to keep him off of a mitt romney ticket will be up to the vetting. >> we have a broken tax code... >> all analysts agree florida's junior senator has one thing. buzz. >> i think the media is paying him a