here's what we got coming up in tampa bay and st. petersburg, bradenton, clearwater area tonight -- >> on halloween, 1995, 23-year-old tina mccoy drove to this quiet neighborhood on the outskirts of tampa to check on her older sister, sherrie. >> tina hadn't heard from her sister, sherrie, for a number of days. it was really unusual. they speak just about every day. it was a secluded home. everything's dark, and she's trying to get in the house. >> as tina approached the front door, she noticed it was unlocked. >> the door doesn't open more than a foot, and she's pushing on it and pushing on it and then looks around to see what's blocking the door. >> through a narrow gap in the doorway, tina recognized her sister's body. sherrie mccoy was on her knees, slumped over in a position as if she's trying to get out and somebody was trying to stop her. >> a few feet away, detectives found sherrie's boyfriend, doug lawson. he had been shot multiple time. >> doug was laying in a little void in the living room as if he was coming off of the co

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all of a sudden a 78-yard pick six. 9-0, tampa bay. tampa bay offense backed up.ight to frazier, great pick six and seattle wins, 17-9. >>> college hoops. santa clara taking on loyola marymount. second half, tied at 40. nice post move-in side. that will give the broncos a two-point lead. second half, tied. jordan bell drops three and the lions take the lead. bell down low. gets that to go. he scored 13 off the bench and alameda wins, 65-39. >>> did you see this? third round of the genesis invitational in southern california. we have a three-way tie atop the leader board. rory mcilroy, 3 under 68. he's 10 under on the tournament. adam scott was one better. how about a 4 under 67. the weather is just great down there in so cal. 18th hole, his approach. sets up an easy birdie. matt kuchar also at 10 under. so we have a three-way tie between scott, mcilroy and kutcher at 10 under. tomorrow will be a lot of fun. every time i see golf, especially on the west coast, i say why didn't i learn how to golf at a younger age? my goodness, looks like a lot of fun, especially if

tampa vipers, seattle dragons, down 3-0. silv silvers intercepted by mcfadden. weaving in and out of traffic. some 78-yard pick six 9-0 tampa bay when that's all said and done. defense back up. flowers trying to screen pass it. uh-oh. frazier. great pick six. seattle wins. college hoops on your saturday. santa clara hosting marymount. tied at 40. joseph maranik. nice move for the broncos, tied until jordan bell, triple is good. lions take the lead. trying to pull away late. bell with another bucket, scored 13 off the bench and the lions win by six. did you see this? golf. third round of the genesis invitational in socal. tiger is the leader of, you should say he's the host. mcilroy. scott one better with a 4 under 67 today. these guys are good. 18th hole approach. set sets up an easy birdie for him. matt kuchar at 10 under. scott, mcilroy and kuchar 10 under. tomorrow should be a lot of fun in the greater l.a. area on the golf courses. should learn how to golf. say it again. >> never too late to try. >> yeah. >> senior tour for me. >> i was going to say a little

got a pick six, 9-0 tampa bay. third quarter, tampa bay offense backed up. flowers, screen, pass, picked off by frazier. >>> golf, third round of the genesis invitational in california. three-way tie, rory mcilroy, adam scott, this set up nice birdie, and matt kuchar had a good day. three-way tie, scott, mcilroy and kuchar. sponsored by river rock casino. >> xfl. >> it's football. >> but. >> you were massaging your forehead. >> some of the passes looked a little -- you know what i'm talking about out there. thank you. >> i'm dion lim. >> eric thomas. continues tomorrow morning at 5:00, for the entire team, throw better passes than that. >> band was back together today too. >> i know. how lovely. it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it's the final days to save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 0% interest for 24 months. ends sunday. tis better than the criminal in democra

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. >> reporter: the tampa program only has a dozen beds.here's new room to expand. >> it got me back to duty. >> i feelmily, it comes down to being battlefi better husband and father on the home front. >>> that is "the overnight news" for this wednesday from the cbs broadcast center in new york city. have a great day. >>> it's wednesday, february 19th, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news". show down in las vegas. tonight democratic candidates face off in the ninth debate, this time with mike bloomberg and how he's climbing in the polls. >>> i can't wait to get there. been almost eight years. >>> presidential forgiveness. ex-illinois governor rob blagojevich is out of president -- prison after being granted clemency by president trump. the list of others that mr. trump is setting free and who could be next. >>> buried alive. a woman is dug out of deep snow after an avalanche. the frantic search to find her the frantic search to find her friend. captioning funded by cbs

stay with us on c-span. ,evin in tampa, florida democratic caller. caller: thank you. i'm supporting bernie sanders. i'm supporting bernie sanders because he is running on policy he has supported for decades. he is by and asked financial margin the most electable candidate running, whether it is republican, democrat, independent, doesn't matter. heis running on a platform is supported for decades. he was to get rid of citizens toted and give more power the every day, working american, and i think that is policy that everyone can get behind. greta: ok. we told you earlier tom steyer, who joined the presidential race later than the other candidates has done 80 stops in iowa. compare that to elizabeth war in. you heard from her -- elizabeth warren. she has done 100 events in the last two months. tiresm steyer bus approach the venue. peter inr from massachusetts, democratic caller. go ahead, peter. you thehello, thank area much. thank you for c-span. we need that and pbs. what i have been worried about on the democratic side is so much infighting. i think people have valid

. >> thank you very much talking about wellness results here >> about 40 miles from the tampa shore line experiment in real estate. a fully filtered water from crystal lagoon is making a push into the u.s we have more >> the lagoon was the first to open in 2018 they are expanding the water mark five with five communities opening in two states and others set to open. the company is quick to argue it is not just a bigger swimming pool we use 100 times fewer chemicals and fewer energy 16 million gallons of water constantly filtered, and the water level can be lowered in the midst of a storm dennis and his wife moved here and his daughter followed. >> we love the beach but schools aren't the greatest and it is too expensive. >> it has developed a tremendous amount of buzz traffic wise, we see about 80 to 100 people a month against a typical community in tampa, that is higher than what we would see >> they sell homes at about a 9% premium because of the lagoon. >> in florida, everybody asks what about the alligators. the water is so clear and highly monitored, they were able to detect it and

impact global warming has had so far amazon has come under fire in the past for its own climate record tampa bay so as promised the company would be carbon neutral by 2040. 7 bureaucracy is legendary but that's not the only hurdle for teslas ambitious plans to frantically build its 1st european factory near berlin in the next year and a half environmental activists are out in force and musk wants to do something good for the planet by constructing electric cars it means chopping down treats. the german press has started calling it the tesla forest and the machines felling trees here have stopped a court order has brought them grinding to a halt the environmental organization. says the company shouldn't be allowed to continue clear cutting before it has all the appropriate permits to jesus detaches starting activities right now sets a precedent these are things that cannot be reversed after all you can't just put the trees back in the ground after you cut them down because of the. cutting has to be suspended during the bird nesting season which begins in march if tesla hasn't cleared the site

assigned there a spot opened up in the new orleans bureau i thought that is more interesting than tampa. we didn't know they were about to desegregate the schools so for the next three years i covered this desegregation and in 1963 after a brief tenure courtesy of the new orleans bureau chief of how long ago this was it was six months before kennedy was killed although before he was shot and then said come in at 1030. obviously i wasn't critical at that point. . . . . virtually the whole year and after that i stayed a couple of years but i went to the caltimore sun" at the end of 1975 and thought i would always go to work for a newspaper. a former editor of mine became the editor of the dallas morning news. it lasted 28 years as bureau chief and retired ten years ago but i'm still writing in the column i wrote all those years. george wallace in 1968 in 72 i started in new hampshire where i met this one i'm pretty sure, so that was my second. we shared this a little bit ago but it's off the record. >> she had a lot more experience. i have just started at cbs news in my mid-20s. only been

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that closed one of the main skyway bridges in tampa bay, with winds over 40 miles per hour.apsed a crane. there's the backside of the storm, transitioning some of the rainfall to snow across tennessee and into kentucky. we have a rain/snow mix across northern new england. it's not over yet, john. the hours of impactful weather across the eastern u.s., with a rain/snow mix across northern new england. >> you bring such bad news. thank you, derek. appreciate it. >> all right. >>> out. thumbs up and a huge smile. >> that's american astronaut, christina koch, after her soyuz capsule landed on earth. she holds the record for the longest single space flight by a woman. she went 328 days in space. took part in the first all-female spacewalk with a fellow astronaut, jessica myers. that's it for us. "early start" with christine romans and laura jarrett is up next. thanks for watching. good morning! oh no, here comes the neighbor probably to brag about how amazing his xfinity customer service is. i'm mike, i'm so busy. good thing xfinity has two-hour appointment windows. they have nig

travel towashington to take on the wizar on monday finally to the ice san jose sharks hosting the tampaay lightning second period we go no score evin shattekirk gets it lights the lamp on this lay lightning strike first one to 0 tampa bay goes on to ut out the sharks, 3 nothing your final sharks will head to calgary. the ke on the flames on >>it is an animal sanctuary in south carolina that has a very uniq problem that maybe might be able to help out with are asking people to come and cuddle with their picks cotton brnch far rescued 500 pigs from a hoarding situation back in 2018 te pigs were neglected and malnourished since then some have been adopted but hundreds more are in need of a permanent home. the problem is a lot of the pigs arnot socialized and need to spend more me with mans to become friendlier. so the farm put out the call on social mediaasking for long tearto come spend time with the pigs. and the response h been overwhelming. >>we've been getting e-mails and phone calls from peoe in canada, germany, the u k people all ound e ou phones e-mails and social media have st bwi

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fuel them in the off season and we could have an incredible season and maybe see super bowl 55 in tampa. reporting live from there next year hopefully. the niners squad going from one of the worst records in the league to making it to the super bowl. that's not an easy task. we should all be proud of the 49ers. coming up at 6:30, here from some of the niners faith. who were on one of the first planes out of reporting live from miami, julian glover, abc7 news. >> we'll be here to keep that bandwagon going. so, yeah, we got you, too. thanks. >>> this is the headline you will see on the "san francisco chronicle" this morning. it reads short of super. ouch. in he photo jimmy garoppolo is covered in red and gold confetti, but of course that was the confetti for the chiefs. >> well, san francisco police arrested a man accused of firing shots at a bar. a man got into a fight with his girlfrie girlfriend. he left and came back to the bar and started shooting. people heard four to five gunshot gunshots. >> we figured there was some kind of shooter, so we ran into the kitchen. >> no one was hurt.

luis: aunque los precios han subido, con 100.000 dolares se puede comprar una casa en tampa, san antonioa de este mundo porque es relativo a la ciudad. >>y en san francisco donde una casa cuesta 1 millÓn 100.000 por estacionamiento no es algo descabellado. >> tal vez no vale 100.000, hasta los 75,90 pero vale algo. >> es difÍcil creerlo pero ese lo que comprar 100.000 dÓlares en un lugar en donde sÓlo un auto y no se puede guardar otra cosa que no sea un auto. eso sÍ, serÁ suyo de por vida. es cierto que hay gente para todos pero el estacionamiento estÁ fuera del alcance de muchos de los que trabajan en san francisco. ni hablemos de comprar una casa, apenas llegan a pagar el alquiler. >> la verdad la restas estÁn disparados los precios y aquÍ no se puede vivir. >> muchos han abandonado la ciudad, buscando lugares mÁs econÓmicos, los que se quedase a las ingenian... estacional donde se pueda, a veces sobre la misma acera. ilia: asÍ terminamos, gracias por su atenciÓn, a quienes celebran! feliz dÍa de san valentín, buenas noches.

it's on to, what's next year, tampa? >> for you and me it's onto the at&t pebble beach pro am. >> and for me it's on to get some sleep! >>> and the chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes spent the did day at disney world. andy reid finally wins a super bowl, but he's keeping the celebration simple. >> i'll have a double cheese burger tonight with extra cheese. i might enjoy it with my family and the team, that's what i'll do. >> i just got a ring with big red, and we're married together. he can't get rid of me. i'll be at thanksgiving. >> andy definitely likes his cheese burger. >> it's always great on the winning side, isn't it sam the player. >> isn't it great? >> yeah. >> we've seen it, we've had our share. >> they'll be their next year. >> c1 okay, i wish i didn't have to choose. like the more i think about it, the more i want to jump to each room. what if i said you can have it all? ♪ ♪ comcast business gives you connectivity that goes beyond. that's what we want! that's speed, reliability, and security, all from one pr

live from tampa, let's just plan ahead and get those plane tickets now. there's so much to be proud of when it comes to the squad going from one of the worst records in the league to the super bowl ain't easy. coming up at 5:30, we'll hear from the fans as they thank this niners squad for an incredible season. reporting live from miami, julian glover, abc7 news. >> it looks like you'll have to brush up on your tampa knowledge, we need a tour guide next year for that. thank you very much. >> i got you covered. >> great. >>> here's the headline you'll see from the "san francisco chronicle" today. it reads short of super. ouch. >> that's rude. >> yes. >> in the photo jimmy garoppolo is covered in red and gold graffiti, but of course that was for the kansas city chiefs. >> well, san francisco police arrested a man accused of firing shots at a bar. it happened right after the super bowl. >> reporter: there were no injuries in this shooting but we were told a man got into a fight with a woman inside this bar and was later kicked out, came back in and began shoo

mcgraw, he used to play for the raiders, now he plays for the new york franchise, against the limegreen tampa franchise, watch the different rules here for the nfl. you see the kick-off here, sideline, 5 yards apart, downfield. austin nearly took it to the house, he almost broke the second quarter we will show you this play, new york in the red zone the guardians blew out the vipers, 23-3. we are going to have football all year round. we have it outdoors, we have the oakland panthers indoors. it is a football world. >> that is job security. thank you. stay with us, we will be right back. this is the denny's super slam. two bacon, two sausage, two eggs hash browns and pancakes and now make those pancakes all you can eat for a buck. that's where the duper comes in. the all new super duper slam just seven ninety nine. see you at denny's. >>> it is no kentucky derby but this annual race draws just as big of a crowd, hundreds gathered to watch the annual llama race. check out the cute jockeys. they are a common pet in ecuador. children are responsible for grilling, sizing and cleaning up after the

we are going to move on to ron in tampa, florida. turn down your volume and don't speak on the speakerphone. it makes it a little difficult to hear. sentence, finish that the state of the union is? >> i think the state of the union is in very good shape. representatives from the democratic party not attending tonight is really pathetic. when november comes, it won't have a job working for our government, so that will be fine. >> another tweet from a member of congress, representative vicky hartzler. we await the senate state of the union. here is what missouri has achieved under donald trump. 3.3% unemployment rate, 56,000 new jobs, 30,000 people lifted out of poverty, wages up 4%, median household income up 8%, business applications in made,ri up 11%, promises promises capped." next call is ryan in clark summit pennsylvania. you were on c-span. finish that sentence. >> the state of the union is very bizarre. in investment people make national politics doesn't seem to be proportionate to the way it affects their life. for me personal

. >>> tampa bay jamison winston struggle to see defensive backslashes of. the first quarterback to throw 30 interceptions since jimmy carter was in the oval office part of the issue he is nearsighted. he underwent lasix surgery to help improve his vision. he is a free agent.>>> nothing like pore vision when you are trying to tie a line see official. >>> check this out. our catch of the day goes to the buffalo who sends in this video of his own friend bob. if you read the caption this is the last fish he ever caught.>>> the fish doesn't even look real. >>> the fish looks fake. >>> the water looks fake. >>> it is funny. roll with it. normally we show real fish. real pictures. catch of the day kpix.com. i laugh so hard.>>> that is a good one. >>> we will be right back >> reporter: [car engine failing to start] [clicking of ignition] uh-- wha-- woof! eeh-- woof! wuh-- [silence] [engine roars to life] [dog howls] ♪ dramatic opera music swells from radio ♪ [howling continues] fisn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean ai

a silent to the tampa bureau. - - assigned. then a few days after that, i was assigned to the new orleans bureau. new orleans got more interesting than tampa. what i didn't know is they were about to desegregate the schools and it got very interesting. in june 1963, after a brief tenure in new york, i got to the washington bureau, courtesy of my new orleans bureau chief who put in a good word for me. think how long ago this was, six months before john kennedy was killed. although the day he was shot, i was due to come in at 10:30 p.m. when i heard what happened, i said should i come in now? they said no, come in at 10:30 p.m. i was a very significant at the ap organization then. then spots began to open up. in the mid-60s, i covered the house of representatives for two years. then i covered the senate for several ene years. in the 68 campaign, i spent some of the campaign covering hubert humphrey's campaign. by the time 1972 came around, i was one of the main political writers along with walter mears. and i was assigned mostly

>>we've got next season other than that to go niners all right we have seen in tampa actually see it happen as rising in tampa will be the thank you guys so much while they're in better spirits than i am so i appreciate that we got to stay strong ego say faithful and we'll get them next time going back yeah well, i mean made but that's if there's any consolation that the team is so is so good. >>that we can all be excited about another you know great season next season because we've got the pieces there yeah they would go back to the triple once again. yeah i was wondering how you try made me feel better to a team session all right got more covered our web site obviously about what went down. can we talk more about it throughout the day so stay tuned for that in the meantime we're following other big news around the country around the world really. >>the us now has 11 confirmed cases of that corona virus that emanated from one china san benito county california officials announcing 2 new cases. >>sunday evening and the patients are marietta husband got back from and infected his wife

happen as rising in tampa will be air. thank you guys so much while they're in better spirits than i am so i appreciate that we got to stay strong egos stay faithful and we'll get them next time going back >>and for those who were not in miami for the game ricky's in san leandro had a big watch party there and it was really excited and they were of the happy at first and then everything went horribly wrong cover sackey takes a look at reaction. >>sad day for 9 years fans, i'm sure you can see by me but this place is practically empty it out it's very quiet now you might be able to hear exactly going there are still a few fans and the bar probably grabbing a drink after that loss, but most the fans here started to leave after kansas city scored that last touchdown san francisco, 49 ers fans coping with the loss to the kansas city chiefs turning the big however the faithful still remaining heard. niners fans say they're proud to make it as far as they did this season >>and remembering who they are your name. and where they c

next year it will be in tampa, florida but after that it's coming back here to california. it will be played in inglewood, california. the stadium's about 85% complete. it's the first indoor outdoor nfl venue using a clear plastic roof with openings on the sides for extra air flow. >> bringing the super bowl back here, the greatest event that the nfl has, back to los angeles for the first time in 30 years really cements what an impact it will have on this city. . >> now los angeles hosted the very first super bowl, but it hasn't been played in the area since the rose bowl hosted their big game in the early 90s. the new sofi stadium is expected to be ready this summer. >>> the city of campbell is voting on a ban on natural gas. the city voted last night to prohibit the use of natural gas in new housing. city officials say this does not include the use of natural gas for cooking or fireplaces. still, before the ordinance becomes law a second reading must take place. >>> audio and videos designed to mislead the public. banning sharing doctored material. may just get a warning

now the chiefs, as you might expect, are the early favorites to win the super bowl next year in tampa, followed by the ravens, and then the 49ers. only 3 times have won the super bowl a year after losing it. >> every team that loses the super bowl says we'll be back. >> you can see it, it means something to guys. that means you have guys that care about what they're doing and care about each other. we're a young team. got a brighter future. so, um, got to take this in stride and remember this feeling and let it fuel us in the off season. >> there might be a few minor changes on the roster. san francisco has 14 unrestricted free agents this off season. the big 3 are receiver emmanuel sanders, eric armstead and free safety jimmy ward. they'll also pick outside the top 10 of the draft for the 'll ve to make moves maybe free agency and that way, trades. >> yeah, the watch party where i was in san francisco at spin, stunned disbelief. i mean the last 5 minutes of the 4th quarter took on such a different feel. >> yeah, when hill made that 44-yard play, that was to me the turning point. >> a

toronto williams, scores behind the back, between the legs goal and they beat tampa bay. >>> eastern michigan, leading northern illinois by 1. 15 seconds left. he can't convert the lay-up and niu got it back. curry range there. hermon does not have range. >> nice. >> thompson goes in from the opposite end of the court and that shot was worth $11,000. >> wow! >> yes. good for him. >> good aim. right time. >> he can buy a beer now. >> yes. $14 a beer in spring training. could not believe it. [ laughter ] >> must be really good beer. >> we' when i came home from prison my sons were in their teens. so i got involved in juvenile justice, i didn't want them to go through the same thing i went through. michael bloomberg created the young men's initiative. in helping keep other young men and young women from entering into the criminal justice system. and we see it, we see it in young people being employed. we see young people being removed out the system. running for president, what better platform for him to speak about real justice, real reform. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this messag

take a look at interstate 4, or i-4, it stretches across the center of the florida peninsula, from tampalando to daytona beach. the corridor is home to 40% of the state's registered voters. since 1964, florida has voted for the winning presidential candidate every time but once, in 1992. and since 1924, not one republican candidate has won the presidency while losing florida. so, the saying goes, win florida, win the white house. now, we want to turn to iowa. the caucuses kick off monday -- monday, february 3, and every four years the same questions arise, should iowa be first in the nation? why does a state with roughly 3 million people have so much political influence? iowa is nearly 90% white. blacks, latinos, asians, and native americans make up a little more than 10% of the state's population. former presidential candidate julian castro, who was the only latino in the field, said the first nominating state on the primary calendar should reflect the nation's diversity. >> my hope is that in years to come, we will give other states a chance because among those 48 other states, there a

host: going to tampa, florida. caller: when it comes to the mattervote, it doesn't whether it comes to voting for president, due to the fact that if an individual vote doesn't count because the electrical college-- electoral picks the president. now it is the latino this and that, but before barack obama it was the black vote this and that in all of the sudden when the republicans wanted to make sure , theyould lock in a win would show tapes of black men doing this and that. now it is the latino, they are coming to get your job. x, theyinto publi installed self checkers. they are not latinos. that is what is taking the jobs, not the latinos. both parties are just corrupt to the core. guest: we take a look at how latinos see both of the parties, we find the share that say the democratic party has more concern for the latino population and the republican party, they say it has been decl the secretary: mr. peaker. ker pro tempore: madam c secretary. the president of he united sttes to deliver to the house of represent

davis who was in tampa and saint augustine.ow to give you a flavor for these men let me just read a quick description of just one which is carl fischer and again this is from the book. carl graham fischer was born into a middle-class family in greensboro indiana 1874. the oldest of three boys he was born with a stigmatism so severe that he was barely able to read the black ward at school. he dropped out at age 12. despite impaired eyesight he was an avid reader, gifted athlete in the way the best iceskater in indianapolis. he could also walk on stilts that stood the full story high, stand on his head, tie rope walk and a run most of his classmates running backwards. in fact one of his two wives would recall that he was nearly as nimble with his feet as with his hands. squat and slope shouldered fisher would grow into a grinning loser in avid poker player and an unrepentant womanizer who peppers talk with profanity. he would chew tobacco, sometimes smoking a cigar at the same time after biting off and swelling the cigar tip. whe

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on tampa for that by the time we get to sunday, before saturday tomorrow looks pretty good, san francisco 61, elsewhere the numbers mostly in the mid 60s. 64 at oakland and that is all well above average. as we start in the south bay. partly starting starry. venus is out there until 9:00 tonight. campbell up to 70 degrees, 67 at milpitas and 62 and hayward. warmer in east bay with numbers in the mid 60s, 67 at fairfield, 65 pittsburgh and 65 at antioch. 67 fort dublin. north bay, mill valley 64 degrees up towards santa rosa, 69. petaluma 69. novato tomorrow 67. good day to get stuff done because it is not going to be comfortable outside on sunday. it'll be windy, including up in ukiah. lakeport, cloverdale at 67 and went to 65. in the extended forecast, looking for saturday to be nice, unseasonably mild, on the warm side. at least for february. which is now where we are getting to. sunday the numbers collapse. cold front moves through, brings up the wind, stays chilly through tuesday than watch what happens. wednesday, thursday and friday the numbers are in the mid 60s and it is going to

in tampa, florida, heavy wind and rain caused crane to fall shutting down a major interstate. in north carolina scary moments for students atk winston-state university. >> reporter: workers at this south carolina furniture store fought to keep torrential rain and wind outside. nearby downed power lines and trees littered the landscape and trucks overturned toppled by storm force winds. >> all i heard was the loud wind and i got in the bathtub. >> reporter: the parking lot at the greenville zoo looked more like a lake. the powerful and deadly winter at the raleigh-durham in alabama a tornado ripped apart homes reportedly kil ng ondebris was thrown a quarter mile. here in spartanburg there are trees like this 100-year-old oak down all over town. this one came down and split a home in half. fortunately the owners were not here at the time and were down the street and took shelter at a neighbor's home. in georgia a suspected tornado left this house in ruins and fierce winds downed a large tree on to one of atlanta's busiest interstates. no one was hurt. janet shamlian, cbs news, s

the 73-year-old debartolo will continue to run his business in tampa. >>> a federal judge is demanding answers on how pg&e inspectors missed dramatic wear and tear on electrical towers close to the one that started the deadly camp fire. these are photos of a power line next to the one that started the fire. hooks holding up the power line are wearing away, which is what's blamed for the camp fire. an attorney representing fire victims said she wanted the judge to see for himself what pg&e inspectors have been missing for years. >> the concern is that pg&e may be missing critical issues that affect the safety of the community that they serve. >> the judge gave the utility two weeks to explain how it missed that wear and tear. pg&e says it will respond within that deadline. >>> with the democrats in las vegas tonight, president trump won't be far. he's preparing to lead a rally in phoenix. he is here on the west coast. here's a live look at that rally. kimberly guilfoyle in that rally is going to start in a few minutes. the president will take the stage there at the veteran's memorial co

as for john lynch, his playing career, 15 years, split between tampa and denver. it would be an unbelievable weekend to make the hall saturday and hoist the lombardi sunday. >> it could make for a pretty cool weekend. it's typically this week, you know, you don't think of the hall, but you get here and they bring you down here for it. this year my mind is occupied and i have other duties. i have thought it could be a special weekend. >> there are a little bit of nerves but i'm not super nervous. i'm just very humbled to be one of the 15 finalists and among such a great group of guys. you get excited thinking about the possibilities and being that guy and also just not being that guy. so i'm just trying to keep it in perspective and understand that hey, just enjoy it. >> so good luck to both of them. we told you, a ton of 49ers' fans have arrived today. a bay area street performer is here, as well. we're talking about kenny the clown who is bringing his burst of energy, bubbles, and balloons. here's abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo. ♪ >> i'm ready to go. roc

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george merrick here in coral gables, addison meisner in palm beach and boca raton and davis who was in tampa in saint augustine. now to give you a flavor for these men, let me just read a quick description of just one, which is carl fisher. and again, this is from the book. carl graham fisher was born into a middle-class family in greensboro indiana in 1874. the oldest of three boys, he was born with astigmatism so severe that he was barely able to read the blackboard at school. he dropped out at age 12. despite impaired eyesight, he was an avid reader, a gifted athlete, and a gleeful showoff. the best ice skater in indianapolis he could also walk on stilts that stood a full story hi, stand on his head, tight rope walk, and outrun most of his classmates running backwards. in fact, one of his two wives would recall that he was nearly is nimble with his feet as with his hands. squats and slips shouldered, fisher would grow into a dimple grinning boozer, avid poker player and an unrepented womanizer who peppered his talk with profanity. he chewed tobacco, sometimes smoking a cigar the same time

york, new jersey and the tunnels that had not been modernized since 1960, all the way from orlando to tampa, from tallahassee all the way across in the mississippi, these are high-speed rail areas where, you , you get people out of the car into a train and into canher method if you guarantee them they can get there in the same amount of time with the same amount of reliability. we can do that. there's no reason why we should not be able to build what we have talked about, and it could go 220 miles an hour. three curves from washington to new york, you could reduce the travel time. 2,001,000veled over miles on amtrak. that's what the guys on the rail tell me. if you straighten out those few you could get there in an hour and a half, fundamentally changing every single lane and highway. one lane, 20 million bucks. to the -- do the same thing on railroads and you're talking about 4 million. you mentioned republicans and that there should be bipartisan support in doing the things you are talking about. one of the things republicans say, and donald trump says, -- fmr. v.p. biden: not a republica

santa fe and tampa bay scoreless. until he blasts one passed aaron dell.nd the lightning won it 3-0. the sharks have lost five of their last six. so those are the moving pictures from our miami kpix channel 5 compound, hey jewels, we got houses, we got the pool, we have all these amenities that we haven't been able to enjoy, you know why? i'll tell you why, all we've been doing is working, jewels, we come here, we sleep, we change clothes and it's off to the next story. that's the lifestyle of the super bowl. >> we appreciate it. i was going to say it's 2:30 miami time. good night, sweet dreams. l ac huge tax breaks for the rich, while the middle-class continues to struggle. that's what happens when billionaires are able byheng people irepresent.ountrosanare te no more tax breaks for billionaires. we are going to guarantee health care to all people and create up to 20 million good paying jobs to save this planet. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message because we need an economy that works for all of us, not just wealthy campaign contributors. becaus

toronto williams, scores behind the back, between the legs goal and they beat tampa bay. >>> eastern michigan, leading northern illinois by 1. 15 seconds left. he can't convert the lay-up and niu got it back. curry range there. hermon does not have range. >> nice. >> thompson goes in from the opposite end of the court and that shot was worth $11,000. >> wow! >> yes. good for him. >> good aim. right time. >> he can buy a beer now. >> yes. $14 a beer in spring training. could not believe it. [ laughter ] >> must be really good beer. >> we' we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. president kennedy knew settling for half-measures wasn't good enough. so when candidates say we can't guarantee health care for all, make college affordable for all, combat climate change, or create a world at peace, remember that america is best when we strive to do big things, even when it's hard. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. tomtrump on the economy.ald his people over profits plan makes a living wage a right.

coastline in pacifica 71 in san francisco and san mateo to 73 in redwood city 71 degrees a berkeley 70 in tampa on 72 and ato 74 saint helenand 68 in petaluma so really just warm temperatures at this time of the evening there you go, here's your latest satellite image and you see any rain now not much in factthe others vancouver to see any raindrops along e west coast. and that's just dominant that ridge of high pressure is outside. it's going to stick around for at least one more day but we're going to see some changes i think as head in towards special lot of part of the day tomorrow little bit the sea breeze kicking and i think wll see more of that tomorrow afternoon and maybe even some patchy fog developing along the coastline, but otherwise skies will stay mostly clr again tonight sunny and warm all the way to the coastline again by tomorrow, the middle of the day and then much cooler ather on thway for the weekend, it's still a slight chance of a shower in the forecast but re's the very latest, you see a couple systems off the coastline, nothing very stro but high pressure continues to do

toronto's player scores between the legs and they beat tampa.rn michigan leading northern illinois by one. 15 seconds left and the eagles cannot convert the layup and and i you got it back and they have a game-winner and the huskies win 73-71. they heaving them from the opposite end of the court and they win $11,000. that is the latest in bay area sports. see you tonight. >>> time check, 4:57. >> still ahead, en kpix 5 instrument, the urgent search for three suspect after a shooting injured a mom and baby. >>> we are live in san francisco this morning where mayor london breed declared a state of emergency because of the coronavirus. we will vo: while other candidates argue about health care, mike bloomberg has a record of doing something. as mayor, he protected women's reproductive rights. expanded health coverage to 700,000 new yorkers. and decreased infant-mortality rates to historic lows. as president, he'll build on obamacare, cap medical costs, and will always protect a woman's right to choose. mike bloomberg: a record on health care nobody

damaging winds possible later from raleigh to tampa. and along that warm front, david, snow, ice and rain here in the northeast. >> ginger zee tonight, thank you. >>> there is a developing headline tonight in the coronavirus emergency. hundreds of americans on two separate planes now on their way home from china tonight. and this sobering number. cases in china now topping the 20,000 mark. u.s. embassy staff in protective gear, greeting 400 people at the airport in wuhan. those two flights taking off to military bases in the u.s. tonight, it all comes as a child, already back in the u.s., part of the first group to be quarantined here, has now been rushed to the hospital. abc's will carr is at travis air force base tonight where it's beliext round of e vac wu ke evacuees are now headed. >> reporter: after weeks of waiting, more than 500 americans finally evacuated from the hot zone in wuhan, china. dozens of families first screened by us embassy officials. onboard daisy roth and her daughters got stuck in wuhan after a trip to see famil

both teams how to be back in florida this year with the nfl announce in tampa bay will host super bowl lv. >>> it is a cool afternoon with breezy conditions making it feel chillier outside. here is a live look at the weather salesforce tower camera looking south with clear skies. it is blue skies across the bay and temperatures you can see low 50s in livermore and san francisco coming in at 49 with 52 in santa rosa right now. it is a 24-hour temperature change . we are cooler compared to yesterday at this time running 2 degrees cooler in santa rosa and 5 degrees warmer at sfo . rainfall since october 1 we are looking at below average rainfall. what we should be seeing we definitely need more of that rain. santa rosa 15 and san francisco eight and three quarters and for the rainfall amount since october in san jose industry. we definitely need the rain. it doesn't look like it is coming anytime soon with the ridge of high pressure building and for us. it is well to the north. hour by hour on the futurecast you can see the sunshine and then as we look ahead tomorrow morning it will be a

. >> reporter: a dream job in a more inclusive playing field katie beck, nbc news, tampa, florida. >>that. >>> let's celebrate some birthdays today. "stranger things" star millie bobby brown turns 16 "family ties" actress justine bateman is 54. singer-songwriter seal turns 57. dumb and dumber star and acclaimed thespian jeff daniels is 65. and the ageless wonder, motown legend smokey robinson turns 8 . >>> this guy has a rental unit going on and i knew something bad would happen. >> right now at 4:30, a woman found dead inside of a south bay home. what we're finding out about the house that may lead to clues in the case. >>> plus facing backlash. a possible new twist in the scandal involving san francisco mayor london breed and a corruption probe. >>> very good morning. and thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's look at the forecast. how is it looking. >> very nice to start out and another beautiful day. a live look outside in san francisco. there will be at times be