the negotiations on guessing old hostages released the taking place in tampa while it is well the prime minister's office say is it's in touch on the mass of with its allies in washington and response to president trump. the latest statements have lost accused the west of allowing is well to violate the gauze of deal. these threats complicate matters regarding the ceasefire agreement and encourage the occupation government to evade implementing its terms and agreement was signed with washington as a mediator stipulating the release of old prisoners in 3 phases. a mouthful filled its obligations in the 1st phase, while israel is evading the 2nd phase. this columns of mid mountain thing is really waves across the west bank, which is not covered by the gauze of ceasefire. shit and city has become the idea slate. this talk is the, the israeli military claims to have killed the local leader of the mass along with another. so names, terrorist on death were handed 3, wanted to offer a tips, full of and good exchange of fine engine. and as locals are forced to flee for safety, a standing and a

pete, a little bit south of tampa, in florida, it's race a one of the season. here, and the race is in about five hours. it's an exciting time, you feel the momentum building, a lot of teams rah are warming up their cars and fans are starting to come in. >> reporter: you can hear all of the mechanics working on the vehicles. you were explaining to me kind of the difference between an indycar and a maas a car vehicle. is what are we working with -- nascar. >> i think the biggest thing is, obviously, the engine's in the back. there's no doors, no roof, it is a 2.2 liter v6, makes around 750 horsepower. it's hybrid technology now, so we have capacitor packs in the car that re-gen and deploy energy throughout the lap. carbon brakes, brake pads, operating temperatures around 1,000 degrees fahrenheit. the total weight of the car with the driver in it is 1800 pounds, so is power the weight ratio is pretty awesome. it's a lot of fun, obviously. i'm very lucky to get to do this as a job and, you know, we have a difficult task ahead of us today starting 20th, but, you kn

. >> trump with more executive orders on the schedule and what about linking tampa department of educationthe reaction from white house. and hamas, congressman brian mast joins us on that. have democrats lost their way? one democrat says yes and we will hear from him. anti-semitic protest on columbia. the top of the hour for "america reports." we will see you in 10 minutes. >> emily: for the past nine months, american astronauts suni williams and butch wilmore trapped on the space station. it malfunctioned and had to return to earth without them. now they are scheduled to come back on spacek's mission in a couple of weeks. elon musk claims they would have been home sooner if the biden administration didn't reject his offer to go get them here. >> we offered to bring them back early but it was rejected by the biden administration. >> why? >> for political reasons. there is no way they would make someone president trump's organizational good. they pushed back the operation day. >> wow! >> emily: now, one of those stranded astronauts confirming what elon musk has been saying all along. >> our

still ahead, we're going take a look at what was happening on this tampa bay for the 50 years ago. we'll take a look. and all the people were lining the streets to listen to this streets to listen to this legendary band. upset stomach iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast. >> all right. this was the scene in san francisco 57 years ago on this day in 1968, people were gathering in the haight street for the haight street fair and they blocked off 4 blocks to traffic so people could hang out and dance to the grateful dead in the streets. and that was in 1968, thanks so much for being with us here during kron. 4 news at 2 3 o'clock today. i'm justine. appreciate your time. we'll send things over now to grant and vicki, what's coming up next on kron. 4 news at 4. >> new details of the disgraced next san jose councilmember mark torre is facing accusations of child molestation dating back. >> to the 90's. he wa

his caps lost 3 to 1 to the tampa bay lightning, but the 39 year old is still inching ever closer tohat record, despite ovi missing 16 games this season due to a broken leg. president donald trump posted on truth social that he will be issuing a complete pardon of pete rose, the late baseball legend, for betting on his own team, which ended his budding managerial career when he was banned from the sport in 1989, making him ineligible for the baseball hall of fame. rose denied the gambling allegations for years until 2004, when he wrote in his autobiography that he turned to betting as a way to recapture the high that he got from winning batting titles in world series. rose became one of the greatest players ever. over a 24 season career. he died last september at the age of 83. are you ready for march madness? madison square garden last night new york saint john's winning the big east title outright for the first time since 1985. they beat seton hall. it was deemed a white out game for saint john's fans. and check out their coach, rick pitino, one of the best. rocking the white suit

back in the tampa bay area, we're trying to rebuild from the most devastating hurricane season that we've ever experienced. the changing climate isn't just about the weather, it's about your wallet. and folks really need help. they need republicans, in addition to democrats, looking out for them. not just lip service to lowering costs. that's why it's been so disheartening to watch elon musk and the new administration, they just have no plan, no interest in addressing the problems. instead, they continue to double down on chaos and confusion. and last night, we heard from the president, he continued his crusade of endless lies. it was difficult to listen to. it was very long. because the president campaigned on cutting costs and making the government more efficient, but yet all he's proposed is is a major tax giveaway to billionaires like elon musk, paid for by hard-working folks, children who rely on medicaid, our neighbors with disabilities, our older neighbors with skilled nursing saying to social security recipients, it's going to be harder to get your payment because we're slashing t

saturday, march 15th is expected to be the busiest travel day at tampa international.curity measures implemented last year to crack down on spring break crime and violence. >> small area of our city on ocean drive a couple of blocks, but what we saw was a level of lawlessness and chaos. >> visitors at miami beach should expect bag searches at the beaches, curfews and early beach closures. there will also be parking restrictions and dui checkpoints. saint augustine, florida, is considered the most welcoming city in the u.s. for travelers. the city, on the northeast coast of florida was recognized by booking.com 2025. traveler review awards. sedona joshua tree and cape may, new jersey were also on the list of most welcoming cities. the list was created by analyzing 360 million verified customer reviews. >> our time now 555. hundreds of people put on their sneakers to run in the annual lunar new year run in san francisco. now, the race started at grant avenue in sacramento street. it then went down the embarcadero, turned around and ended at kearny in sacramento. all of t

in april of 2023, brown was convicted in tampa, florida of possessing a short-barrel rifle, shotgun, explosive grenades resulting from a january 6 law enforcement search of his residence in september of 2021. he was sentenced to 87 months in prison for those charges and released by the pardon of president trump. mr. president, this is a horrible situation, and sadly, tragically, these are people who never should have been pardoned by the president. they attacked the police here in this building. they desecrated this capitol. they were not the victims. they victimized innocent people who were doing their job under the constitution. mr. president, on an unrelated topic, instead of improving the lives or lowering prices for americans, we're seeing policies of the trump administration do exactly the opposite. the president spent his time trying to systematically dismantle the federal government, creating lives with our closest allies, and now imposing destructive tariffs on our biggest trading partners. the tariffs he has unleashed, 25% on canada and mexico, as well as an additional 10%

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