we are in tampa. a's have a couple of base runners on for downtown a three run homer. next batter, i'm chad pender. his second home run of the season. oakland led 4-2. next inning, couple on for andres and the second three run blast of the game. the 9th the bases are loaded. grand salami time. they cleared them all against a position player on the mound. tampa didn't want to waste. a's handed the rays the first loss of the season. 13-2 final. a's record 2-2. >>> nba the warriors flew back from new orleans yesterday. the coach is expected to address the media today. playoff week. they host the denver nuggets on saturday. >>> the clay thompson had an up and down regular season after returning from being out of doing [inaudible] with injury. he did storm back and averaged 20 points a game and went in to the postseason hot after dropping 41 against the pelicans sunday night. he was asked if his game was finally back. >> i mean i feel like i have been back. i just being consistent and the big nights weren't there like i wanted them to be. yeah, i'm back and i'm so ready for

tampa player brad fills. surprised the fans.edible rescue in the match against oakland tampa. as a result, she lost, having suffered her first defeat of the season, but the 27-year-old athlete received her share of applause. deserved like in philips training, learning from his teammate manuel margot, the dominican was remembered by a baseball fan for an episode in the game against houston to get margot's outgoing ball the athlete jumped over the fence. he risked serious injury. i had to go to grass a on the concrete surface, but as a result there was no damage, sometimes a baseball player who makes a desperate jump lands in a rather unexpected place. it happened to play for new york. yankees with juvanni ursela the colombian's selfless play landed him on the opposing team's bench. all the same tampa, miracles of reaction are sometimes shown not only by athletes, but also by spectators in the stands example lexe, whitmar, cheerleader for the san diego padres, positive game against the chicago caps she caught a flying ball. with o

big one in tampa. jet lowry a first inning big fly inside the right field pole. three run blast, put him up 3-0 but they couldn't hold they went extras. that's when tampa saved the day. a 10th inning walk off single. rays won it 9-8. same two. later on today. nba the warriors hit the floor later on today in practice. will it improve in time for saturday? let's see how he is after a full on scrimmage when that happens. >>> i couldn't pull off this green suit. maybe you could. ben simmons watched the nets play in to the eastern conference playoffs against cleveland. kyrie hit his first 12 shots. even jay z was impressed. brooklyn won this play in game. 115-108. they face the celtics next. >>> western conference, minnesota in white with patrick beverly. hosted the clippers. edwards was feeling it. a crowd pleasing jam, minnesota won this play in game. 109-104. they move onto face memphis. >>> nhl a lot of issues between nashville and the sharks in white. left standing at the finish and tennessee. it took an overtime number. the first goal of the game won it. predato

we hadn't heard the news when we flew out of tampa. >> why are some places the bay area keeping masking in place? we're cutting through the confusion. >>> the government is now no longer going to say you must, but i would say to you you should. >> also, if you are not sure if you should go maskless we have some valuable insight. >>> he is accused of burning a san jose home depot to the ground. what we learned about how this fire started and what led police to the suspected arsonist. >> we need people to be held accountable, people toav

now, here in planned parenthood this is the tampa office. it is one of three in the tampa area.dozens across the state, and officials tell me they are on the front lines of this fight. they say that this new law bans current laws in place with regards to a woman's right to privacy, and therefore it violates florida's constitution because it does not allow the right to privacy when making decisions with regard to her own body. they also tell me that that 15 week mark is very arbitrary from a medical perspective. they say there's no medical basis for banning abortions at the 15-week mark, and they say something greater is at play. >> we don't even expand medicaid in florida so that low income women could get birth control, so this isn't a state that's concerned about children. what they're really concerned about is controlling women and transgender individuals and non byny. >> they come in for abortions and they all have a reason for the abortions and the abortions are valid. and we're telling these patient that is their choice is not valid and their health care is not valued. >>

a big one in tampa.ly inside of the right field foul pole. they could not hold. it went extras. and that is when tampa went and saved the day in the 10th with a walk off single. the rays won it, 9-8. same two on wednesday. nba, warriors hit the floor tomorrow for practice. steph curry's foot continues to improve. will it improve by denver in let's see how he is during a scrimmage, wherever that happens. >>> i could not pull off this green suit. maybe ryan could. playing the way into the eastern conference playoffs against cleveland, kevin durant and irving, 57 points, even jay- z was impressed. they face the boston celtics next. >>> western conference, minnesota in white with patrick beverly. hosting the clippers, anthony edwards was feeling it. a crowd-pleasing jam. minnesota won this play in game. 109, 104. they move on to face memphis. >>> nhl, a lot of issues between nashville and the sharks and the white sweaters. left standing at the finish in tennessee. it was overtime before they scored this firs

a's go on to win 6-3 and take 3-4 from tampa bay.in chicago, seven-game losing streak the blackhawks, an eight-game lose streak. brent burns' shot bounces off the skate to timo meier. we're tied at 1-1. to the second, the chicago shot bounces off the post. off of the back of goalie james reimer he prevents it from going across the line. the shark come back to tie. megna. shoots and scores. on to the shootout. erik karlsson needs this. a slap shot from like five feet away. denied. sharks fall 5-4. losing streak is now dan: remember, you can watch all of our newscast live and on demand to the connected of the app. it's available for apple, amazon, roku. download the app now. start streaming. dion. that's it for abc7 news at 11 11:00. dan: we appreciate your time. right now on jimmy kimmel, bob odenkirk. have a g g g's coming up on "wo now." do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but

a's go on to win 6-3 and take 3-4 from tampa bay. losing streak the blackhawks, an eight-game lose streak. brent burns' shot bounces off the skate to timo meier. we're tied at 1-1. to the second, the chicago shot bounces off the post. off of the back of goalie james reimer he prevents it from going across the line. the shark come back to tie. megna. shoots and scores. on to the shootout. erik karlsson needs this. a slap shot from like five feet away. denied. sharks fall 5-4. losing streak is now at eight. dan: remember, you can watch all of our newscast live and on demand to the connected of the app. it's available for apple, amazon, roku. download the app now. start streaming. dion. that's it for abc7 news at 11 11:00. dan: we appreciate your time. right now on jimmy >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- bob odenkirk. anthony carrigan. and music from stromae with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. welcome. how are you doing? very kind. hi, cleto. thank

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they were down in tampa for game one of a three-game series with the rays. a's fans. they have been about audi that down at the trop in florida. top of the second a's up 5, zip 2 on for elvis andrus. >> and i get to say my favorite line, elvis. >> that left the building that the no doubt in the left, the second three-run home run of the night for oakland. they're up 8, nothing, not top of the 9th position player is pitching for tampa and sheldon noisy make them pay. he gets all of that one high and deep to left. that's a grand slam and it put the final nail in the coffin. aids win 13 to 2. >> with the 6, in the 2022. wnba draft. the indiana fever select lexi hall. stanford university. >> there you have it after a tremendous senior season where he averaged about 13 points and 5 rebounds. lexi hall is taken 6th overall by indiana fever. this was hall, her sister, her parents, the entire stanford team in palo alto today celebrating her pick. she is now a professional basketball player after a great season for the cardinal. we talked to lexi lacey, tara vanderveer, all of

the most affected airports, dallas, orlando, boston and tampa. meanwhile alaska airlines still affected by a pilot shortage and labor dispute. >> they said they have pilots coming, but there weren't any, and it would have been better if they were more honest up front >> reporter: the melt down in the southeast comes as americans return from the pandemic flying again in near record numbers >> the delta ceo >> they're ready to go and expect as much time as they can manage at home they expect as much money as they can fixing up their houses and gardens. >> reporter: but across all airlines there simply aren't as many seats as there were before the pandemic and budget airlines often don't have the staff to recover quickly when whether throws schedules into chaos. that means if your flight is canceled, it could take day tuesday find an open seat. >> you're telling me you're going to give me a $200 voucher it's not going to cut it especially when i have to pay $500 for a room. >>> judge ketanji brown jackson set to make history this week. if confirmed

. >>> that's a real race swimming in tampa. the club -- the tampa rays beaten by the a's, downtown opened the scoring with a three run homer in the first. second of the year for brown, the a's have homered their way to a nine-to lead in the ninth- inning. in the meantime, the giants begin a three-game series with bob melton's padres. moving pictures on the late show. rookie elliott ramos is not in the starting lineup, the giants top prospect had two hits in his big-league debut yesterday. he got an assist from brandon crawford. there's a lot going on when you get called up. ramos had to borrow a pair of cleats. >> i wear the same size as him. 12, yeah. >> it's got to be the shoes. >> i said thank you, i got a flow, now i got swagger. >> if i am ever called up by the cbs network i can borrow a pair of norah o'donnell's sneakers, but i don't think she has got them in my size. >> he forgot his sneakers? is that what happened? >> he needed to get up there and he needed cleats. has the same shoe size is brandon crawford. >> lucky. t

well, coming off the a's and tampa bay taking on the rays. plus the stanford basketball star gets trapped the first round, though. >>welcome back. meanwhile, the a's in tampa bay taking on the rays were talking baseball here to get you up to speed in the second inning a's would jump out to an 8 run lead with a home run by elvis andrus and then in the 9th, the a's would add 4 more runs with a grand slam by sheldon noisy. the a's win by a final of 13 to 2. the 2 teams will play again this afternoon. first pitch the set for 3.40 in tampa bay. >>with the 6 in the 2022. wnba draft. the indiana fever select lexi hall. stanford university. >>awesome news there for lexi hall. just hear from the bay area. >>we'll have more on that coming up. but you're watching kron on. i'm theresa stasi. we'll see you back here. 3. >>the news continues on kron on grab your phone and scanned the qr code on your screen to download the kron on app. also available on roku. amazon fire stick and apple tv. >> judge tanya: you rear-ended her. >> i never tried to run away. >

that first pitch is set for 3.40, in tampa bay. >> with the 6, in the 2022. wnba draft.iana fever select lexi hall. stanford university. >> really didn't really have an idea of where pick when i get packed. and it's just exciting to watch the draft. and when i heard my name, i was like in shock as so excited and everyone around me was so excited for me. so definitely a special want to be done with basketball. and it's been, you know, a big part of my life forever and what does. so still the plan. the next one. i'm super excited in the past week has been absolutely crazy with my final 4 and then thrown into this it's been a lot fast, i'm so so excited to get a whole. >> a lot of excited for stanford. senior lexi hall was headed to the wnba. she was drafted 6 overall by the indiana fever hall was a 3 time all-pac. 12 selection was an important piece to stanford's twenty-twenty one national championship team. she was surrounded as you can see by family teammates and friends when she was drafted. hall spoke exclusively with kron 4 sports in her first interview as a pro. cong

said to tampa bay to take on the race. the final round of the masters. tiger woods gets a standing ovation after finishing he ends up 13 over par, however, just making the cut and going 4 rounds was a huge accomplishment coming back after he was in a serious car crash just 14 months ago. >> getting some love from the crowd there. scottie scheffler held his lead the entire round. this was a shot of the day of the 3rd hits. the flagstick drops in for them for tea scheffler finishes 10 under 3 shots ahead of rory mcilroy only 2 months after his first pga victory. the now number one golfer in the world. >> earns his first ever green jacket as the 2022 masters champion. >> that was kylen mills reporting for us this morning. both the giants and the a's will be back in action later today. they will be in tampa bay taking on the rays and the giants will be at home hosting the san diego padres. as for the lawyers, the first playoff game is set for this saturday at 5.30. well, nissan is shooting for new battery technology in its electric vehicles. by the end of th

bay into tampa. congressional district, the fifth congressional district, goes from jacksonville to tallahassee, that is a limited. there's a two democratic seats probably just gone. >> we will get to the. people should understand, right, that in florida, the governor getting involved in redistributing the map, that doesn't happen. frankly, it doesn't happen in other states. but to have a governor actively involved and saying, no, i will veto that propose map that comes from his own party folks in the legislator, he says i will do it. it is rare, right? >> we have seen it before. this is the third redistricting that i've done. it is the gray hair, right? normally, the governor is in charge of the legislator map. the governor is not in charge of the letter shudder map. he's in charge of the congressional once whether to veto or not. usually does not care, because it is not the problem. what makes desantis different this time, he started off the process with a proposal, very similar to the map you see

amber estes begrudgingly agreed to ship her sister this snowman. >> and i said, "if he makes it to tampa to be lucky." >> he made it! >> he made it! >> reporter: meet lucky. >> he made it! >> i was so excited when i opened the box. i mean, i could not wait to go into the classroom with him. >> reporter: so, all winter long, lucky ventured out of the cafeteria freezer, ever so briefly, to grant these poor, snow-deprived children the chance to see and feel the mini-miracle that is a snowman. >> lucky! >> it's real snow! >> and as a teacher, that's what you ant. you just want that joy. >> the first time i met lucky, i said he's handsome like a boy. >> yes! >> reporter: perhaps no one was rere smittethan five-year-old momo. >> i momo. >> i love him. i knew i would kiss him. i knew it. >> reporter: is that the first boy you've wanted to kiss? >> yes. and the second boy i'm going to kiss-- >> reporter: you don't have to-- >> --is dad! >> reporter: okay, good, all right. ( laughter ) it has been two months since we first told this story. and all these warm greetings have finally taken their tol

. >> reporter: it all started here at southshore charter academy outside tampa when teacher robin hughesok about snow and got a frosty reception. >> they just had this perplexed look on their face. then that's when i asked the question, "how many of you all have never seen snow before?" >> reporter: as we first reported a few months ago, hands shot up. >> had never seen snow. >> i saw it on a tv show. >> like, ice age had snow. what is snow, people! >> reporter: clearly, robin had tabbed into a desperate yearning that she wanted to satisfy. unfortunely, it hasn't snowed in central florida in 45 years. still, robin wasn't about to let a little thing like meteorology get in her way, so she reached out to her sister in kentucky, and went full-out frozen. >> she asked me if i want to build a snowman. >> reporter: amber estes begrudgingly agreed to ship her sister this snowman. >> and i said, "if he makes it to tampa, his name is going to be lucky." >> he made it! >> he made it! >> reporter: meet lucky. >> he made it! >> i was so excited when i opened the box. i mean, i could not wait to go i

a tampa woman has spent more than a century in florida.g her 105th birthday. talking about this wonderful lady, 105 years old, she says she has a martini every afternoon. god bless you and have a happy birthday. >> well, she looks amazing. maybe that is what we have to start doing. >> that is it from loss for now. have a great night. i am shannon

at tampa international airport you don't have a wear a mask.hat yesterday after guidance from the tsa. and, we see our passengers seem to be very happy. we only see about 5% of our passengers are wearing masks these days. they all seem happy. they're smiling, enjoying themselves and things are good here in tampa. neil: a beautiful neck of the woods. that is putting it mildly, joe, i'm curious too, if the justice department succeeds getting this overturned per cdc recommendations, since the cdc recommended we needed to extend the mask mandates i can't see them changing their mind, no matter what this florida judge said, how do you deal with that? then all those mask requirements are all rhee imposed, right? >> well, i'll tell you, i will take your advice. i'm not throwing my mask away but i think it would be very difficult to reinforce that, reinstate that honestly. once you let people have that freedom, i think it's a freedom, that people enjoy, they're not going to want to go back to the old way. so i think it will be tough to reinforce that.

it was -- i went from a coal mining, northern, gray english town to tampa, florida >> seth: yeah. >>nk about the rest of the world the way new yorkers think about the rest of america. >> seth: yeah. >> like, they don't, you know? [ laughter ] and so i got here, and people didn't really know what i was. they thought i was australian, they thought i was, you know, lebanese they didn't know so -- but it was funny, because when i first got to america, i was thrown into this american high school, and i was just, you know, this little english boy in an all-american, sort of, high school and i just remember i made this friend after a couple of days in high school, it was like, not really -- i've never spoken to the guy again, but it was two days [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> he was my friend after two days and while i was talking to him, he suddenly said, "okay, i'm gonna take off." and i remember, like, my little english brain was just like, "you're going to take off? what do you mean?" [ laughter ] and i just could not fathom this or understand it we had a teacher who said to me, and thi

the company found a new address in tampa city in eli county, c. e o. daniel and marketing executive andre, run the company from this home, turned headquarters, their bike sell like hot cakes, but it hasn't been business as usual for dell fest with a team of 35 and some still in ukraine. this has taken a door on the c, e o. one of our team members. your name is daria. she lives in harkey city, and her gift is almost demolished by russian bombs. when we have for our weekly zoom was every one. i can see a concrete walls around her because she's in the basement in the underground garage . i can see a concrete staircase above your head and i can hear a siren. the city is being bombed, been currently working from bomb shelters, and under extreme circumstances, the team managed to engineer a new model of their top selling bike with an enhanced design. the feeling that we are together and that we are continue working on. give sir, like this unity feeling despite everything, the pain, the suffering, and the hardship that he will never give up on their dreams. d

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the tampa bay area, i've seen miami-dade but there are communities who do not have the resources, theydon't have a plan or may not have even a chief of police and they are the ones who need help so let me start with doctor hansen and beth -- we put money since the law for fema building resilient communities but we don't want to be in emergency response, we want to be help active upfront what is the proper structure, what agencies need to be involved? how do we empower communities across countries profits cannot be top down, it has to be bottom up listening to folks like mr. juul and local officials experts on how we plan to adapt. what do you say? >> thank you, this really needs to be across government approach. every agency needs to be requiring federal dollars to be spent, the climate risk was evaluated spending taking place is not dramatically vulnerable to climate change that will require local planning as a climate lens as well. we do not want it to come to be my having to do repairs. fortunately fema has a different action used to previously remote would require your boat back in

host: tampa, florida. independent line. welcome. caller: i think it is despicable the press secretary gets up there in those conferences and says immigration we need to be compassionate and treat these people, you are even treating the people here are ready with compassion and humanity. look how many people are in the streets now that cannot eat, do not have a roof over their head and you're bringing more here? it is not even fathom a ball to understand why they are allowing this to happen. pure it is only helping our country, it is not -- it is only hurting our country, not helping our country. like health care, that is my money that i work for all of my life. my husband goes to the hospital and sees a person getting free treatment when i have to pay a hundred dollars a month. it is despicable. guest: there is no common sense to it. democracy, sometimes it is a blessing, other times it is a curse. we do get the government to vote for it. turns out it is a government that we do not like a serving the american people. it is our job t

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a city the size of tampa. do you have any clear picture of how bad things are in mariupol right now? >> it's very bad. 20 days without food, water, any supplies. 20 days constantly under fire. we have the report from the local authorities in mariupol about the crematoriums. we also see the dead trying to erase from the earth. they are indiscreet. target all the areas, not only mariupol, but also kharkiv and other places. trying to kill, experterminate the ukrainians but also hide the evidence. it's really horrible. one of the -- you ask how it's possible they dug in chernobyl zone. one of the other things that i think shocked everybody in ukraine is that when the troops were retreating from the kyiv to the north to belarus, when they were fleeing, they looted ukrainian houses. they took out truckloads of goods stolen from ukrainian houses. leaving their soldiers and officers on the ground. they use postal offices in belarus to send this to families. the stolen goods, even personal things, from the people they

florida. 60 years old in the late 1930s, moved to tampa, started climbing trees. this is a banker, not a scientist, not an ororinthologi. never fell out of the tree. and he banded over 1,200 eaglets. what he did was invaluable because his banded bird showed us that where eagles migrate. that they migrated and where they migrated. but he was the first person to make a link between the decline -- he was eyewitness to the precipitous decline of bald eagle population he was the first person to make a connection between ddt and that population suffering. and that rachel carson writes about him. and so paulie redford does in her book. she said that the reason why he never fell out of a tree is because he was protected by an angel. so charles becomes aware of ddt, as others, and the devastation it's causing to all sorts of wildlife including fish, which is the principle food source of bald eagles. and the epa banned the sale of ddt in 1972 a move that was supported by president nixon. thus began the restoration period now the ddt is out of the environment. 1972 is a pivo

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coming up in sports, the a's in tampa bay taking on the rays.rts director jason dumas has highlights. plus. >> stanford star gets drafted in the first round in the wnba. that's >> developing news out of ukraine tonight, the mayor of the port city of mariupol says more than 10,000 civilians have died in the russian siege of his city and that the full death toll could surpass twice at number. mayor boychenko told the associated press said corpses carpeted the streets of the city. he said russian forces brought mobile cremation equipment to the city to dispose of the bodies. he's also accusing russian forces of refusing to allow humanitarian convoys into the city in an attempt to disguise the carnage. president biden met with his indian counterpart today as he continues to press world leaders to take a hard stand against russia's invasion of ukraine. india remains neutral on the war and continues to buy russian energy supplies and air defense systems. our washington correspondent jessi turnure has more. >> i want to and then as humanitarian support

hana successful surgery after using three d technology to save a rare birds life that's at zoo tamparecently noticed one of their great hornbill birds was developing skin cancer and a portion of her beak. well, they say the cancer is a death sentence for the birds. but the vets jumped into action when one vet learned cruise in singapore used a three d printer to replace the beak of a great hornbill there. they reached out to a biomedical. three d printing company, which designed a new piece of beak for a bird named crescent. has little screw holes here, and we attached it to her cask just like that, and we put dental acrylic to seal the edges, and then we screwed everything into place. very cool technology there will zoom. tampa says kristin is quickly bouncing back to health knowledge is also being used to create prosthetic limbs for humans, as scientists even explore the possibility of using cells to print vital organs. in the future. well, normally, when you think of beekeeping, you probably think of rural areas, but one company wants to bring beekeeping to the middle of major cit

her tampa tarpons, affiliated with the yankees, beat the home team 9-6. when we return, sending support with sun flowers to the people of ukraine. >> diaz: we end tonight with billboards. they exist to catch your passing eye with an advertisement or message, but some new signs are attracting attention for a different reason. it's a simple sunflower, set against a blue sky, no words, nothing else. more than 400 of them have sprung up in seven states, from south carolina to illinois. tony cioffi of adams outdoor advertising came up with the idea. >> we get phone calls, "what is it about?" >> diaz: this is what it's about... cioffi was inspired by this moment in the first days of a new war, a defiant ukrainian woman confronting a russian soldier. she gives him sunflower seeds saying when he dies, sunflowers will grow in his place. it's ukraine's national flower, a sign of peace, long displayed on stages, and now in the streets. a field of them served as a battleground in ukraine's 2014 struggle with russia. and now, they grow here, on billboards across ameri

. >> host: from tampa florida death on the independent line. >> caller: good morning, hi. i think it's quite how the press secretary gets up there in those conferences and says with immigration we need to be compassionate with these people. you aren't even treating the people that are here already with compassion and humanity. but how many people are in the streets now they can't eat and don't have a roof over their head and you are bringing morer here? it's not even fathom the will to understand why they are allowing this to happen. it's only hurting our country. it's not helping h our country d health care like you said they get free health care money. that's my money that i have life. for all my my husband works 70 or so we could he goes to the hospital and i to pay a new dollars a month for health insurance. where's the common sense in this? it's what they are doing to this country. thank you. >> guest: there's no common sense and it's our job as americans. ine a democracy sometimes its. we did get the government we vote for and if it's a government that doesn't like u

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. >> about nine more minutes with our guests which is from can in tampa florida, independent line, high. >> good morning pedro, how are you? >> your own with our guests. >> what's the rest of this program if you go to our website c-span.org or we take you live now to remarks by president biden on the affordable care act in efforts to lower healthcare costs . joining him at the white house vice president harris and former president barack obama. [applause] [applause] >>. [applause] good afternoon. indeed, it is a good afternoon. we haven't seen everybody, please have a seat. feels good, doesn't it? president biden, president obama. members of congress. and my fellow americans,

yes, i grew up in that air on tampa bay and they their nests are very similar. and to bald eagles nest and it wouldn't it's not unusual for an osprey to take occupancy of an abandoned bald eagles nest. and vice versa anything else? yes the area here. is there any mess that we see? yes as joe said there's a there's an essence area. i don't can you see it in person? it's it's on a nest cam but it's yeah, if you go to zoom miami, they have an eagle cam page you can see that exactly yes. thank you. we have a number we have a lot of nests in rancho county in the gamesville area that you can you can see. in-person quite easily. there's one where somebody asks the question about where they live near us. there's one right next next to a four-lane highway. there's one right next to a four-lane highway. in gainesville somebody asked about whether or not they would live with humans and or nearby in our in proximity of civilization and right. you're absolutely right you you know, was visiting three lakes. just up the road here not too long ago doing a was cbs saturday morni