president trump is in tampa, let's hear what he has to saylj president trump is in tampa, let's hear has to say. i want to thank you for your tremendous spirit. you like me and i like you, that is the way it works. i'm honoured to be here today amongst so many of our truly great heroes. i want to begin by thanking the general for their leadership and service on behalf of oui’ leadership and service on behalf of our country. very outstanding people. i would also like to thank the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, that is big stuff, stand—up for us for a moment. staff, that is big stuff, stand—up for us fora moment. one staff, that is big stuff, stand—up for us for a moment. one of the great people. thank you. also commander voegele and everyone serving at the air force base. quite a place. we're going to be loading up a place. we're going to be loading up with beautiful new planes and equipment, you have been lacking some equipment and you're going to get a lot of equipment, believe me. also let me thank all of the coalition partners and their representatives assembled here today

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right now president donald trump, he is at mcdill air force base in tampa, florida. that's the home of the u.s. military central command. just a few minutes we expect to hear directly from the president. he is having lunch with service members and others there while we await the president and his remarks, let's talk about some of the biggest issues swirling around the president right now. especially the back and forth over a judge's order suspending the president's executive action on immigration. the one that temporarily banned travellers from seven majority muslim nations and imposed the 120 day halt on accepting refugees into the united states. president trump took another swipe at the judge tweeting, "just cannot believe a judge would put our country in such peril. something happens, blame him and court system. people pouring in, bad!" earlier, the president had referred to that judge as a so-called judge. derogatory term. i want to bring in our jessica snyder who is in florida where the president will be speaking momentarily. also joining us, our justice reporte

welcome and reducing the president will address senior commanders at command center in tampa, major hubf the fight against terror, that is where we find our correspondent kevin. >> you are right, the president as you pointed out, vexed to say the least about some of the polling that has been put out there as people talk about his so-called travel ban, just want to share a couple tweets before we talk about why he is here today. his tweets were making it very clear he does not believe some of the major pulling out there. "i call my own shots, largely based on an accumulation of data, and everyone knows it. some fake news media, in order to marginalize, lies!" he goes on to tweet once more: "any negative polls are fake news, just like the cnn, abc, nbc polls in the election. sorry, people want border security and extreme vetting." of course, the president is here to meet with central command leaders to talk about the ongoing battle against isis and other threats throughout the entire mideast region. he was also asked in his super bowl interview with bill o'reilly about working with vladim

kristen welker is following the president in tampa. good afternoon. does the white house think it's going to win these challenges? the end, despite the setbacks? >> reporter: they're going to try. they're certainly going to try, and they're digging in, they're not backing down. chuck todd asked vice president mike pence over the weekend if they had any plans to scrap this executive order, to try to go through congress, to try to get something done legislatively, so they wouldn't be faced with some of these legal challenges. the answer was that they're staying the course and we've seen that in president trump's tweets. let me read you a few of them, one this morning which took exception to recent polls which show a majority of americans are opposed to banning travel. this tweet says any negative polls are fake news just like the cnn, abc, nbc polls in the election. sorry, people want border security and extreme vetting and then this one, i just cannot believe a judge would put our country in such peril. if something happens, blame him courtpouring in,

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moments ago president trump was arriving there in tampa.ional security and how we interface with the rest of the world couldn't be more important. speak to us about this executive order and how fearful the immigrant community is that the ban could be reinstated. >> well, thank you, stephanie. you know, one of the most important things is to recognize how this executive order is unconstitutional and inhumane. so what we've seen is across the country last weekend families thrown into complete limbo. a lot of people don't know that half of the refugee population that is slated to come to the united states is joining family members here. most of them have waited in line for many years to get through that process. and so what the executive orders did is throw everything into chaos and people were restauranted and we're so pleased that now thanks to our great attorney general from the state of washington, very proud to be from that state that, we now have a state on this executive order. obviously lots of things to come here, but we are seeing th

. >> the president left tampa a short while ago after speaking to military commanders at mcdill air force base. here on capitol hill, the supreme court nominee is making the rounds ahead of her confirmation hearing. >>> the fight to nominate the president's education secretary continues. senate democrats plan to speak all night, hoping to derail the nomination. >>> the court fight over the president's immigration order remains in limbo. a federal appeals court is weighing whether to reinstitute >>> all of being somewhat overshadowed by what president trump said about russia and vladimir putin. >> reporter: good afternoon, everyone. he got away from that just a little bit today as he went down to tampa, getting a briefing there on the war on terror. they are on the front lines of that war that the president says he's trying to prevent from crossing our borders. president trump visiting troops for the first time today at central command in florida, talking tough against terrorists and defending his travel ban. >> so that people that love us and want to love our country and will end up lovin

you will get burned. >> in tampa, abc action news. >> just dumb. >> yeah. >> why?he way, the jetsons were way, way, way ahead of their time. >> yeah. >> they had video phones. drones. >> they had smart watches. >> yeah. >> what else? >> they had a whole list of stuff that we have today. 3-d printed food. >> yet, they did not solve receding hairline. you still had balding people. >> and not even the jetsons. sorry, buddy. >> this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. inin >>> making news in america this morning, the trump administration is getting set for a day of defending some important decisions. among them, the choice of betsy devos to lead the education department. this as senate democrats have been up all night arguing against her nomination. >>> terror and travel. the president ramping up his fight with the media making accusations about underreporting the threat of terrorism. that's just as his controversial travel ban is considered by a federal appeals court today. we're live in washington. >>> happening now a new round of winter

he is at centcom in tampa, florida.il gorsuch the president's to fill the vacancy and spotted on the grounds, not looking for a place to eat. neil: all right. firmer numbers we're getting on ratings for last night's super bowl. that it garnered 113.7 million viewers for fox, across the greater fox network. that is down from the record, i guess a couple years ago, that was 114.4 million. we're having trouble with that. there is a lot of back and forth why that might be the case. the game originally looked like a blowout. people may have come back when they heard it wasn't a blowout or to see lady gaga. i got worried when i saw her jump from the stadium there, i thought, oh, my god, don't do it! she was fine but people might have left that. see that, you wonder why i was worried. she was fine. outstanding halftime act. but again, not in keeping with the ratings that fox business network had for inauguration day. lady, you will have to work a little bit harder for that. we'll be crunching numbers why what happened, happene

some of the key players at tampa. tell me who was in the audience. >> i was looking a the screen, brooke, as he was walking into the conference room. i saw a good friend, general votel, the commander of centcom. didn't know if he would be there. sometimes you can't get members of centcom and so come at their headquarters. they are usually traveling all over the middle east. >> of course. >> you have got primarily the staff there, the deputy commanders. usually some high-ranking guys and gals who are there. but these are the ones that support the actions throughout the middle east. so you have got every single country in the centcom area of operation that they really interact with. these guys and gals are unbelievably savvy. this is a force that's been at war, leading the war for the last 16 years against both afghanistan and in iraq as well as some other places, the fight in syria, libya, the so comcommander is certainly doing things in libya and yemen. other central command parts of the countries. this has been a bus

a residential drug treatment program in tampa, florida. one day when he took a shortcut on the way home from work through a hole in a fence, he was arrested and sent back to jail for trespassing. >> when they handcuffed me, as soon as they put them handcuffs on me, i cannot lie, you know. as much as i've been through, i didn't think i'd do it, but tears started coming to my eyes. >> even though the charges were dropped, jones still faced the possibility the returning to prison. if the parole board determined that his arrest and admission that he did, in fact, take the shortcut violated the conditions of his parole. jones expected to learn his fate after a hearing with the parole examiner. >> so regarding my findings in this hearing, i'm going to defer them for a period of ten days in an effort to look everything over. i'm going to make a recommendation after i come up with my decision. i'm not going to recommend anything today. >> the delay in his ruling meant jones would have to remain in jail until the board could reach a decision. >> co

both of which are located there in the tampa area. can see the military staff preparing to greet the president. it will be fascinating to hear what he has to say. we'll have that for you as we get it. ♪ >> you seem to think that the media is also at war with trump is that fair? >> absolutely. i do not think that there would be anybody who would credibly disagree with this. >> many journalists say absolutely not. not a war against trump. >> it's just like preposterous. and also the interesting thing is then you can follow them on twitter where they are having a very personal war with donald trump. >> or a war against lying and falsehood. >> very clearly at the center of this is this new grail that we have. how are we going to take this guy down? >> jon: one member of the media they are seeming to take president trump's side, michael wolf, a columnist from the hollywood reporter says that journalists seem to be overreacting and making themselves the story. they cover these early days of the trump administration. joining us now with her

there you see the air force base in tampa florida.ly before 1:30 p.m. ♪ we are looking at the air force base in tampa florida. donald trump, president of the united states, addresses seniors at the air force. we will bring that to you in just a few minutes time. i'm david gura. time ceo may extend a and in june 2018 the company is still lacking a successor and the annual shareholder meeting is just one month away. we sort of felt like this is happening. eicher is extraordinarily involved. left or walked away, it is clear he has his own thoughts. >> there is a real chance bob iger is going to be in the existing 10 year. for most investors that is fine with them. i think most investors will like to see an extent. there is no high profile internal candidate or candidates available. that is a longer-term issue for the company that the board needs to manage. company talk about the being under the leadership of bob iger. this is walt disney shares versus the smp. what has he done well? how has he been able to manage so well? >> most importa

kristen welker is in tampa. busy couple of days, capped by the first meeting with the troops that he now leads. kristen? >> reporter: significant, andrea, because this is his first major meeting with u.s. troops. he's going to have lunch with them, first he's going to get briefed by top defense officials here at central command, and then he's going to address the troops. he's going to deliver a speech. the big question is, will he address the flap and the legal challenges now to his travel ban, which you just mapped out, as you know, you've been tracking this president and candidate for quite some time, andrea, as well. he typically does weigh in on news of day topics so we'll be listening closely for that. i anticipate he's also talking about the strategy to defeat isis and those broader national security themes. meanwhile, in terms of how the administration is dealing with the fallout politically, the president, no surprise, digging in this morning, tweeting again andrea, let me read you one of his tweets whic

president donald trump will be landing in tampa, florida, the headquarters for u.s. central command and u.s. special operations command. the president will receive a briefing, have lunch with service members, and deliver a speech. we'll bring you that speech live. could be an important day for the president. at the same time we're keeping our eye on the courts, the legal face-off over the president's traveler ban and immigration order, escalating by the day, sometimes by the hour. right now the clock is ticking for the justice department to respond, up against a 6:00 p.m. deadline to submit their argument to a federal appeals court, this after a judge's order in washington state put a nationwide hold on the president's travel ban for seven muslim majority countries. now joining the fight, almost a hundred companies like apple, facebook, and google, who filed briefs with the court, calling the president's actions unconstitutional. as to that, ten former top government officials including john kerry, madeleine albright, leon panetta, to name a few, submitted a differen

he is in the tampa bay area. just outside of tampa bay.ficials from macdill air force base. that is where u.s. special operations command is. he is meeting with leaders. talking about the state of affairs. getting their briefings. have lunch, don't know whether with the troops in the mess hall, you never know. at some point in afternoon i think he will have a few comments for the press. there he is waving. he came from mar-a-lago where he spent the weekend. white house south as we like to call it now. there he is in tampa just a short journey from west palm beach over to tampa. eventually, maybe he will be coming back to washington, d.c., later on today. we shall see. there he is getting in the presidential limo. we'll keep this picture up for you. you can follow the goings on as all the staff coming down the stairs there. beautiful day in pam at that. >> there is even flu in tampa. wash your hands. and don't sneeze on anyone. ashley: don't sneeze on anyone not on the train, please. >>> let's switch gears. california's millenials continuin

from that, let's go to our white house correspondent, kristen welker, who's standing by down there in tampa. also nbc news pentagon correspondent hans nichols, and msnbc military analyst colonel jack jacobs. he's a medal of honor recipient. let's start with you, kristen, since were on screen for most of my intro. talk about what it meant for donald trump to go down there, address the troops for the first time? and what did you make of him opening up again talking about the election and telling the troops that they love him and that he loves them back. >> reporter: not a surprise, as you point out, katy. this is a line we have heard from him in the past. and, obviously, very proud of the support he has within the military community. a couple of headlines, though, i thought in addition to that. one, he did not delve into a discussion about the controversy over his travel ban. as you know, we've been tracking all weekend long the fact it has now been blocked in the courts. his administration appealing that. there was a lot of anticipation that he might comment on what was happening. he didn't.

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you will get burned. >> in tampa, abc action news. >> just dumb. >> yeah. >> why?ay, the jetsons were way, way, way ahead of their time. >> yeah. >> they had video phones. drones. >> they had smart watches. >> yeah. >> what else? >> they had a whole list of stuff that we have today. 3-d printed food. >> yet, they did not solve receding hairline. you still had balding people. >> and not even the jetsons. sorry, buddy. >> this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades two decades. ing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. this tuesday on "world news now," the all-nighter on capitol hill, democrats are speaking. for 24 hours straight. it's all an attempt to stop the president's education secretary from being confirmed. now, the senate standoff happening right now. details ahead. >>> the speaker of britain's house of commons says president trump should not be allowed to address parliament. 2 million people in britain have now signed a petition calling for the state visit to be downgraded or even canc

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that is the main focus of being here today in tampa for president trump. also he wanted to make certain that he talked about the development, the evolving nature of the battle against isis and other threats that we face all around the globe. you heard the president talk about battling frankly a cult of death, talking about how they relish this idea of destruction and mayhem and murder. he said we will not be defeated by that. very interesting listening to him. we'll keep watching it. for now back to you. >> we all heard him mentioned specifically boston, orlando and san bernardino. thank you for joining us. the trump administration is facing a legal deadline in the fight over the president's travel ban. the justice department has less than four hours to file documents that make its case on why the ban should be reviewed immediately. both sides say the case is headed for the supreme court. john roberts joins me. john, how is the white house laying out its case? >> reporter: you heard the president there laying out one of the arguments saying we need strong

president donald trump will be landing in tampa, florida, the headquarters for u.s.al operations command. the president will receive a briefing, have lunch with service members, and deliver a speech. we'll bring you that speech live. could be an important day for the president. at the same time we're keeping our eye on the courts, the legal face-off over the president's traveler ban and immigration order, escalating by the day, sometimes by the hour. right now the clock isic

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and all across europe. >> kristen welker is on the ground there in tampa. kristen, this is a continuation i guess of what trump started on social media on twitter over the weekend. he's making the public case against the courts and the rulings that have come down against him here. >> reporter: he is. it's an indication he is not backing down, steve, in fact, in one tweet he even referred to the judge that blocked his travel ban as a so-called judge. that also raised some eyebrows. some concerns that he wasn't respecting the division between the executive and judicial branches. and when vice president mike pence was pressed over the weekend by our own chuck todd about whether or not he would throw out this executive order, and try to get something done legislatively, the vice president indicated that that's not an option right now. that the president is going to dig in, he's going to stick this out, even if it goes all the way to the supreme court which seems like a real possibility. meanwhile today, the president touched on a number of other issues, steve,

of course today he gave the speech at centcom down in tampa. he is back in andrews.e'll keep picture up until we see him. we'll show that to you as he steps up. he is going from andrews of course by marine one, the helicopter back to the white house. meanwhile his battle over the executive order on immigration is heating up, as a decision on its legality could be given by the federal appeals court just moments from now. we'll let you know about that as well. the president expressing his frustration with a previous ruling on the order over twitter saying, quote, the opinion of this so-called judge which essentially takes law enforcement away from our country is ridiculous and will be overturned. here now is republican congressman louie gohmert. he is also vice-chair of the house judiciary committee on crime, terrorism, homeland security and investigations, and congressman, forgive me if i jump in at some point when the president comes out of air force one. we always like to take those pictures. probably will be just walking down. let me ask you, his comment, using phr

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. >> president trump is arriving in tampa.ll see the briefing at the air force base and will make remarks to senior commanders and coalition representatives. in other words -- news, french from presidential candidates -- thefrench repressed -- french presidential candidate he has nothing to hide. he said that his wife worked as his parliamentary assistant for 15 years and that the practice is legal and he acknowledged it is no longer seen as acceptable and he apologized to the voters. a french newspaper reported that she was paid 900,000 dollars over 15 years. european union plans to renew the allies of vladimir putin, accused of destabilizing ukraine. imposed on 100 russians and ukrainians, the white house has said that no decisions have been made yet regarding sanctions against russia. president trump says it could take until next year to come up with a placement for the affordable care act. he spoke about obamacare in an interview with fox news. republican lawmakers are trying to figure out how to repeal and replace the law

. >> to a democratic caller next in tampa, florida, go ahead. >> i am a registered democrat, broken to sees the mean spirit that democrats white and black is doing to get elected person. he is elected under the sovereignty of god. >> before we get too far, let's take it back to the subject at hand, the neil gorsuch supreme court nomination. what specifically do you think of that? >> he said he would do by the law that man-made, but he is standing at the christian of what god said. we need to remember this -- men make up laws or whatever, but he said he would abide by them. he is a christian man, and we even eisenhower changed it to remind us that we are under god. >> thanks for calling. this article from "the san francisco chronicle regarding senator dianne feinstein. the headline -- the article itself says -- time for a couple more calls. let's go to ronald next in shelbyville, kentucky on the democrats line. go ahead. >> i'm glad he blocked that, and they should have locked it. i think mitch mcconnell and all those other guys would never let do anything, and yet, they said he was a b

central command in tampa. eamon javers has the story. >> reporter: we are expecting the president back here in washington at some point this evening but he was in tampa, florida earlier today, the headquarters of u.s. central command. the combatant command that includes afghanistan and iraq as well. he had lunch with some enlisted members of the military there. he also spoke to the top brass. bun of the comments i want to play for you from the president was a little bit more favorable treatment of boeing and lockheed martin which had come "closing bell" president trump's scrutiny over the past several months. today he seemed more pleased as he talked about that. here's what he had to say. >> $700 million when i got involved in the negotiation on the f-35, you know about that. and i want to thank lockheed martin and i want to thank boeing and i want to thank all of the companies that have really opened up and when i say opened up, rick understands this very well, opened up and cut their prices. >> reporter: and

we begin our coverage live in tampa florida.because there's a teg lunch with the president

. >> the president is going to travel to tampa, the home of special operations command to get briefingrom the commander and thanks the troops down there supporting the work. you realize how important the work that to commands do to ensuring our safety, as we go around the globe, how many hot spots there r are. how many threats we face as a nation. they play an important role in keeping our country safe and making sure the threats don't come into our homeland. >> today, the president met with business leaders but the ceo of ub uber did not show up. >> go ahead. >> we had a lot of folks that wanted to attend the meetings. they understand the president agenda is one that's trying to lower the regulatory climate to get grow jobs and economy, that's why saw so many companies gather today because they want to be part of the agenda. they understand the president has an agenda that's looking to easy the regulatory climate to allow them to produce more, manufacture more and get jobs in the country, every day we're having meeting with -- they want to bring jobs back to institute manufacturing he

last friday, jessica was a guest at busch gardens tampa bay, she decided to take out this video and recordhen she saw 3 chimpanzees spotted a service dog. the chimps, started watching the guests. >> high-speed chase. ashley. >> it may be cold here. >> well, it may be cold here but in australia it is hot enough it fry an egg on your car. check out this video of a queensland police officer cracking open an egg on the frying pan on the hood of his car, a meteorologist said that temperature in the desert has not dropped below 105 degrees in over two weeks. >> that is pretty hot. >>> what is the personality trait. >> humor. >> yes, humor is huge. >> little nervous. >> it's nice. this is chasing love >>> you leave your house, people are asking you why you smell like chick glen don' chicken. >> don't knock the smell of partly cloudy and a southwesterly wind. tomorrow the temperature rises but we have morning clouds afternoon sun and the winds become northwesterly and cool wind for us gusting to about 30 miles an hour. after that mild day it turns blustery for thursday, friday cool, 43 but less wi

president,ing of the he was at mcgill air force base in tampa florida. here is a story about it on the front page. here is a bit of what he had to say at that yesterday. >> we are up against an enemy that celebrates death and totally worships destruction. you've seen that. campaign of genocide. radical islamic terrorists are determined to strike our , asland as they did on 9/11 they did from boston to orlando to san bernardino. you've seen what happened in paris. all over europe, it's happening. it's gotten to a point where it's not even being reported. veryny cases, the dishonest press doesn't want to reported. they have their reasons and you understand that. today we deliver a message in one unified voice. to these forces of death and destruction, america and its allies will defeat you. we will defeat them. we will defeat terrorism and we will not allow it to take root in our country. not going to allow it. you can see what's going on for the last few days. we need strong programs so that people that love us and want to love our country and will end up

. >> back in the u.s., mcdill air force base in tampa, florida, president trump made his first visit to a u.s. military command, visiting the heads of central command and the special operations command and speaking and having lunch with soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines, here's part of his comments earlier today. >> ladies and gentlemen, introduce the president of the united states, commander, united states central command, general joseph votel. >> please, please, sit down, there's actually somebody more important than the sent come commander here today. this is a -- than the centcom commander here today. the commands here at macdill have been extraordinarily busy over the last 15-plus years. those in favor say aye been responding to crises on almost a daily basis in the most volatile and important regions of the world. our mission is to protect america's interest and keep its citizens safe and the outstanding men and women, military, civilian, and contractors, have done and continue to do extraordinary work on behalf of our nation and in support of our partners and allies. we a

having been with tampa bay for almost 10 years to now call myself a giant is very first nature, prepare to be some of the brief thing that's happened last year is something to build on. >>> to the ice. sharks host florida what a month for patrick marleaued scored 500th goal with 9-game slump streep. six of marleau said familiarity with coach peter deboer in year two should help heading to the playoffs. >> it's been great. in the second year everybody's knowledgeable about the system what he expects out of you. did have a bitter start this year. have 24 games left before playoffs, got to keep our spolt spot to get home ice come playoff time. >> depending on what reports you believe, we'rek.either very close to floyd mayweather-conor mcgregor fight. they're talking about a pay-per-view worth hundreds of millions, it would be the biggest rip off because mcgregor would not lay a glove on floyd, this is just give me my money, easy night's work. >> totally in mayweather's territory. >> yeah if they're going to box. you saw manny pacquiao i'm still upset. i want my $100 back. >> i'm on record

traveling with the president in tampa, florida, kevin corke. >> bill: more deaths in chicago. two 15-year-old boys shot and killed on the south side. this is the type of violence that's been repeated over and over in the windy city. as many debate what to do there about it, a new study suggesting civil leaders and the aclu might be the ones to blame. >> chicago's carnage and murder isn't slowing down in 2017. 51 people were killed last month, an increase from january 2016. >> i'm tired of doing funerals. i'm tired of seeing mothers standing over children. >> police say they could fix the crime if they weren't drowning in politics. >> politics is a cancer to good policing. we are seeing the results right now. >> gary mccarthy said he was thrown under the political boss and fired by mayor rahm emanuel. the mayor initially backed police over this controversial shooting video but flipped his position after it was released. mccarthy's time as the top cop was now without blemish but he was credited with significantly reducing crime. mccarthy blamed the spike in murders in part on th

i am cynthia smoot from tampa, the tampa television market, i do the 5:00 and 11:00 news and today i talk to a really great arthur about the new book "ray and joan: the man who made the mcdonald's fortune and the woman who gave it all away," lisa napoli and i go way back we worked together at a tv station in north carolina so we are reconnecting now with me, might make her slightly nervous except i know she knows the answers in every single question i'm going to ask her because she researched this book for five years. welcome, lisa. >> thank you for being here with me. >> her first book some of you may have read. all about i love the fact that they don't have a gnp but a g and h. >> gross national happiness. we are happy to talk about your new book which is "ray and joan: the man who made the mcdonald's fortune and the woman who gave it all away". we mean ray kroc and his third and final wife, the story is so compelling in so many ways we need to go back to the beginning a little bit here because mcdonald's is huge. it is ubiquitous. it is everywhere. it has to be a modest beginning.

the first game thursday in tampa against the university of tampa.y against the yankees. j.b. crawford is not just the philly's top prospect, but one of the top prospects in all of baseball, getting close to a major league debut, finished last season at lehigh valley. it looks like that's where he'll start this year. >> he's probably going to go to aaa and get his bat going and get his game going and then we'll see where we go from there. i certainly believe he's going to play in the big leagues at some point. we don't have a pressing need at the shortstop position which is good in his case because he can go down there and get himself on track. >> the controversy of the "ya gotta believe" slogan continues, the mets and the phillies are claiming it. that let to new jersey governor, a mets fan, to insult the phillies and their fans. millville native my trout was asked about the controversy and reminded us of christie's football loyalty. >> i think he's a cowboy's fan, right? >> yeah. >> i'm sorry to hear that. >> philly angry bitter fan base? >> they'r

. >> reporter: mount carmel cemetary is the latest jewish cemetary to be vandalized after a tampa mosque was set on fire and a week after 150 headstones at a jewish cemetary in st. louis i were vandalized. mayor kenny said whoever was responsible will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law adding hate is not possible. there's an award leading to any information that could lead to police getting information that could lead to an arrest. that is at $1,000. earlier today, 2:15 p.m. 100 inter faith leaders will gather to discuss what happened. reporting live in wissinoming, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >>> a pitbull attacked a young girl in the germantown section of the city. the 7-year-old was bitten in the face and taken to einstein medical center. the attacked happened at 6:30. authorities believe the dog belongs to a neighbor. >>> police are investigating the discovery of a human leg that washed up in national park new jersey. a woman made the discovery while walking her dog along the delaware river. police described it as the lower part of the leg from t

the commander in chief promising the military crowd at central command in tampa. he's going to load up on military spending. lots of money going into military. now the big guns are weighing in including former secretaries of state john kerry, madeleine albright and leon panetta. count them, 100 major corporations are joining that fight. man who played liaison between the white house and the state department, mark ginsburg is about to make a stunning prediction on how far the battle between those who side with the president and those who flat-out oppose him really goes? it is affecting the markets, red on the screen, tom brady and the pats weren't the only winners at the super bowl. we've got a recap from the mvp to the hottest most talked about commercial and what i'm calling a museum quality piece of football history in my hands on the screen. you will not believe. we now know how much somebody paid for the fighting irish football helmet worn by the one, the only rudy rudeinger. on wall street, touchdown 20,000 but could a two-point conversion blow it in the fina

having been with tampa bay for almost 10 years to now call myself a giant is very first nature, prepare to be some of the brief thing that's happened last year is something to build on. >>> to the ice. sharks host florida what a month for patrick marleaued scored 500th goal with 9-game slump streep. six of marleau said familiarity with coach peter deboer in year two should help heading to the playoffs. >> it's been great. in the second year everybody's knowledgeable about the system what he expects out of you. did have a bitter start this year. have 24 games left before playoffs, got to keep our spolt spot to get home ice come playoff time. >> depending on what reports you believe, we'rek.either very close to floyd mayweather-conor mcgregor fight. they're talking about a pay-per-view worth hundreds of millions, it would be the biggest rip off because mcgregor would not lay a glove on floyd, this is just give me my money, easy night's work. >> totally in mayweather's territory. >> yeah if they're going to box. you saw manny pacquiao i'm still upset. i want my $100 back. >> i'm on record

it went down shortly after takeoff north of tampa on sunday. crews found a seat matching the interior of the plane. the plane pared south of cedar key. >>> tribes are preparing to go back to court after losing their bid for a temporary order. a federal judge yesterday denied the request and specified the denial had nothing to do with whether the pipeline is a good idea or not. the judge just said that the tribes didn't prove continued construction would cause imminent harm. >>> today, of course, is valentine's day. and nothing says love quite like pizza. >> yes. so forget about chocolate. forget about teddy bears. flowers, balloons. pizza hut says it has the gift your significant other really wants. chain has brought back its heart-shaped pie and you can get it with whatever topping you would like. there's no running out late to the store to get this add midnight. it will not be available after today. >> bring it in, come on. >> kendis, where is the heart-shaped pizza you got me. >> where is the heart-shaped pizza? >> i thought this was suppose

local basketball team and o >> the games have begun in clear water, phillies in the university of tampabition play. roman quinn, a taste of the big leagues last season, two for three from the leadoff spot, solo homer and steals a base. >> in college basketball, delaware loses 70-65. >> drexel home of james madison, dragons turnover leads to an easy bucket. drexel loses 70-61. >> another tough night for college basketball. >> indeed it is. thank you, ducis. a fun lesson in black history for youngster in germantown. at the beginning of the month students chose a person to research. tonight they had cardboard cutouts and presented research on those like john washington carter and barack obama. "jimmy kimmel live" live next on channel6 followed by "nightline." jimmy is airing his 2015 after the oscars special with john travolta. news continues tomorrow morning. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. ♪ ♪