gives you the creeps. [ laughter ] >>> with an average of 361 days of sunshine per year, life in tampa, florida, would seem like paradise. but crime knows no geographical bounds. on any given day, the two sprawling facilities that make up tampa's hillsborough county jail system house roughly 3,000 men and women. >> your hands should be on the wall. >> most only stand accused of crime and are awaiting trial. others are serving short sentences of one year or less. they all begin their incarceration in the jail's intake department. but the crimes they're associated with range from horrific to petty and everything in between. >> i'm very photogenic. >> reporter: deandre barnes was arrested on charges of cocaine and marijuana possession with intent to sell. he plans to plead not guilty. >> melissa, who was that? >> my baby mama. >> your baby mama. you got that drama? >> if he seems at ease here that might be because this is his third stay at hillsborough county. >> slide all the way back. >> barnes is already familiar with the full-body scan chairs and facial scanners used to detect weapons or other

. >>> once a year, tampa, florida, undergoes an invasion complete with pirates and blasting cannons. the gasaparilla festival is one of the biggest events of the year celebrating tampa's buccaneer past. but when debauchery and raunchyness crosses the line from fantasy to reality there is a place eight miles outside from downtown more than willing to accommodate offenders. the hillsborough county jail is actually comprised of two sprawling facilities with an average daily population of more than 3500 men and women. >> falkenroad jail is somewhere between 135 acres. it has housing for up to 34 inmates. it takes a little bit to get from one point to another so we like to utilize golf darts. depending on where i'm going and what my function is if i have to be there in a hurry, i use the cart. it's smarter. if i'm going two housing units down, i'll usually walk and get some exercise. >> four miles away is the orient road facility where up to another 1700 inmates can be housed. both facilities are run by a former secret service agent determined to bring the experience he learned guarding a

. ♪ >> tampa, florida, is a green city. >> there used to be a motto, tampa is where the good life getsetter every day. >> but a dark cloud has steadily cast a shadow over tampa. >> we saw the prescription drug abuse epidemic really start to appear on the radar here in the tampa area. and it continued to grow. and the result now is our drug treatment systems are taxed to the limits. and our county jails are now becoming taxed to the limits. >> colonel jim, a former secret service agent, runs the two facilities that make up the hillsboro county jail system. located just outside downtown tampa, the jail has a capacity of 3,000 inmates. and four miles away, the orient road jail has room for 1,700. it's also the site of intake, where men and women are processed into the jail. >> line up along the wall here. >> unlike prison, where all the inmates are convicted, the majority of jail inmates have only been charged with the crime and are awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. but these days, many of them first arrive in a similar state. >> we are seeing more and more men and women a

. >> at the hillsborough county jail in tampa, florida, 24-year-old rookie deputy maurice pressey hasrned to deal with the intimidation factor of his job. >> first day by myself, i'd be lying if i didn't tell you i was nervous. it's 72 on one. >> pressey, who is unarmed during his shifts, is the only deputy locked in a housing unit with 72 inmates. most are not convicted, but are in jail awaiting trial for charges including assault, robbery and murder. >> when you tell people what you do, they say, man, i don't see how you do it. 72 people, you know, all walks of life, that done all types of crime. >> at many jails, officers monitor units like this from secured control centers. but at hillsborough county, they spend their shifts on the floor in the open. it's a system known as direct supervision and it has been proven to reduce violence in other problems by allowing deputies to build a rapport with the inmates. >> if you like dealing with people, this is a great place to work. i love dealing with people, that's why my degree is in sociology. >> but pressey and every other deputy in th

reporting from tampa, florida, i'm jackie keenan, first business news. while many focus on technology, incubators can specialize in everything from the arts to manufacturing. a new test to be taken by some college students will assess them as they leave school. it's in response to employers who've become skeptical of college credentials, inflated grade point averages. and some who flat-out say a high g-p-a is not a barometer for success in the workplace. it's called the collegiate learning assessment, or c-l-a, and will be offered to seniors next spring at about 200 colleges. the exam is being developed by a nonprofit that started in the rand corporation. why consumers are holding back on spending even as gas prices drip down. and later on.why one trader says he's watching the coffee crowd for market clues. thats coming up! consumers are showing signs of exhaustion on back to school spending. and gas prices could be the culprit. jeff lenard-- representing the national association of convenience stores is skyping with us this morning. thanks for coming on

>> i want to get you some of this unusual information that's coming from a very large port in tampa, floridas in fact the port of tampa, and there's something wrong and nobody knows yet what it is. but there are dangerous, noxious fumes emanating from that port. look at that flag. people downwind of that flag are being told to stay indoors. that's not just a few people, it is several thousand people. particularly if you live or know people who live in the area of channel side harbor island, all of them have been given an order to stay in shelter. they're trying to figure out what the leak is, what the fumes are. they say if you have any experience of irritation of the eyes or respiratory tracks that could lead to dizziness, you're probably going to need to get medical attention at some point. in the meantime, everybody in the area south of that port are being told to stay in place, shelter indoors, keep your windows and doors closed and keep on your television and radio. what a bizarre situation, not knowing what it is and what it's leaking from. another breaking story, we've been bringing i

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. >>> located in the heart of >>> located in the heart of tampa, florida, is its historic cigar manufacturing center, ybor city. but for too many in tampa, guilty pleasures go far beyond hand rolled cigars. as in other big cities, drug abuse has taken its toll here. it leads addicts to commit far more serious crimes. often resulting in extended stays at tampa's hillsborough county jail. >> one behind the other. single file line. hug the wall. >> colonel jim previtera is in charge of all operations and the nearly 3,000 inmates housed in the county's two jail facilities. >> i feel pretty safe in telling you if you went into any given pod here and you got every inmate to honestly answer the question of how substance abuse impacted their incarceration, i think that you'd find the number is staggering. probably close to seven out of ten inmates would tell you that either alcohol, prescription drugs or other controlled substances, they used them on a regular basis or is a direct contributor to their current situation. >> the cycle of committing crime to buy drugs has caught up with chad white. he's

>> a phone call came in from tampa, florida. and the lady said there is a gentleman by the name of eugene allen, and if you can find him, i don't know where he lives at, but the last time i saw him, he was exiting the white house and was getting inside of a taxicab. so she said i think he lives in the virginia, maryland, d.c. area. and so you ought to start your search there. so i got out phone books for like four straight days. it's a fairly common name. eugene allen. and i just started cold calling every eugene allen in, say, you know, all of the neighboring cities -- i mean towns outside of d.c., virginia, maryland. because if he was catching a taxicab, then i just said, well, he must live in the region. and on the 57th call, a gentleman answers the phone. i say my name is wil haygood. i'm a reporter for the "washington post" and i'm looking for mr. eugene allen, who i think worked at the white house with three administrations. he said i am that eugene allen. however, i worked for eight administrations. from harry truman to r

it is a new dawn and a new day, and they aring to play some football right here in tampa, florida. they take their first steps of the 2013 season here against the buccaneers. i am pete gilbert, once again we are getting ready for ravens football. what an unbelievable amount of change we have seen since that super bowl championship six months ago. here is the head coach, john harbaugh. how are you doing? >> good, pete. how are you? >> great. so much change. how has the simulation with all the new players? >> it has gone well. we are pleased. >> far as the new guys, are there any challenges? it seems like the guys you brought in are ravens kind of guys. >> there are always challenges. you put hard work to it, go forward and do the best you can and see what comes out. i am excited about where we are and where we are going. >> what do you want to see from your guys tonight? >> i want them to say play like ravens, play our personality. we talked about it in the locker room. what you are is what you do. what we put on that field is who we are as a football team. what is this team going t

pozos son fallas subterrÁneas naturales en marzo de este aÑo falleciÓ cuando su casa se hundiÓ en tampa floridas muy temprano para estimar el costo de los daÑos. andrea marcial, telemundo. >>> vamos a colorado las fuertes lluvias provocaron inundaciones y serios deslaves, causando la muerte de una persona y la desapariciÓn de otra el torrente, miren esto, arrastrÓ a los carros como barquitos de papel. y una mujer fue vista por Última vez agarrÁndose de un arbol en la crecidae un rÍo. >>> las inundaciones, daÑaron decenas de edificaciones, y vehÍculos de mucho peso. >>> en venezuela, evacuaron a 50 mil personas, al explotar una refinerÍa de petrÓleo en puerto la cruz. hubo que sacar a los residente de las comunidades ubicadas, a la redonda de la planta. seÑalan que el incendio abarcÓ mil pies cuadrados y fue provocado por un rayo en una bomba de combustible. afortunadamente no hubo vÍctimas fatales. >>> el presidente de mÉxico. rhin que peÑa nieto presentÓ su propuesta de reforma ner Étir energÉtica que permite mÁs... de la empresa privada el proyecto prevÉ la modernizaciÓn de la industria petro

negocio hispano son protagonistas de una racha de asaltos que tiene preocupado a un vecindario en tampa floridauede ver a la mujer en el vestido verde, hablando con el muchachito y su cÓmplice. el segundo robo mÁs llamativo, las cÁmaras de seguridad de hooters, captaron el preciso momento en el que el niÑo sale corriendo, con varios artÍculos robados, Él se encuentra con los adultos y todos salen del local, y llevan con ellos un cochecito de bebÉ, que fue utilizado para esconder artÍculos robados, se piensa que ambos adultos tienen de 30 a 35 aÑos de edad, mientras que aquÍ en el condado (nombre en inglÉs), un ladrÓn fue sorprendido en la noche, cuando los empleados de la tienda llegaron de improviso, y le preguntaron quÉ hacia, en el video vemos a un trabajador del supermercado protegiendose con una escoba, el sospechoso trata de pelear con Él. otro empleado de la tienda ayuda al compaÑero de trabajo, el sospechoso se aproxima al empleado, el presunto ladrÓn intenta pelear con uno de ellos, y le da un puÑetazo a uno de ellos, logra escapar con dinero y cigarrillos. >>> en tampa, christian bena

lastly, in tampa, florida, looks like maybe he noticed at the last second. tried to put on the brakes and hits that big truck. in 2011 according to aps, 645 fatal red light running crashes in the u.s. 118,000 people injured. 71 people killed. all because of running red lights. no deaths in the crashes that we're watching here but nearly one half of the deaths in 2011 were people other than the red light runner. so other people, so you're putting not only your life in danger but also the lives of others out there. >>> here's st. louis, lives in an apartment complex. she has a garden trellis that you see right there. she had to break it off from her watermelon patch to perform a rescue. >> we have a dumpster. what could possibly be in that dumpster that would need a trellis to climb on? >> a raccoon. >> it's my guess, too. >> it is a raccoon. but i want you to guess how many raccoons. >> seven. >> i was going to go six. >> 12. >> a dozen. >> you are the closest, steven. >> oh, big family. >> there were 13. >> oh, my gosh. >> holy molly. >> she says normally th

. >> came to egypt from his home in tampa, florida, to attend a family wedding. his brother lives in cairo. he took a break to go, too. >> he got a chance to see the whole family. we didn't know it was going to be the last time. >> father of two young girls was among the protesters. early this morning, acmoud went to the mosque. >> it was too emotional. too young to die. >> he said when he tried to take his brother home, he faced another outrage from the government. >> when you came through, what did they tell you? >> they said it's going to take the body now. you have to sign the documents. you have to agree this was a natural death. >> he died of natural causes. that's what it would say on the death certificate. others complained about the same thing. >> my brother's number here, 261. i know at least there are 261 261 bodies that are dead. when you see that, it becomes so overwelming. i have never seen so much death. g today the white house released this photo showing the president who is on vacation in martha's vineyard calling his national security staff to t

. >>> when it comes to good times, tampa, florida, has a lot to offer, but just outside downtown is a grim reminder of how good times can go bad. the hillsborough county jail consists of two sprawling facilities located four miles away from each other. combined they can house close to 5,000 inmates. most of the men and women here have recently been arrested and have not been convicted of a crime but are awaiting trial or settlement of their cases. some inmates have been convicted but are serving short sentences. usually less than two years. either way, time here is no vacation. >> jail is a pretty awful place. this is by no stretch of the mile some kind of spa. you're here for a reason and you have to make the best of a bad situation when you can. >> 31-year-old sheree dean is trying to do just that. dean is serving the last 30 days of a 6-month sentence for cocaine possession. she says she developed an addiction from a lifestyle that included working in strip clubs and prostitution. >> i started out being a topless stripper. i was like, oh, my god, i would never dance nude, i would n

>> at the hillsborough county jail in tampa, florida, 24-year-old rookie deputy maurice has gotten to deal with the intimidation factor of his job. >> first day on the job, i would be lying if i told you i was not nervous. >> presley, unarmed on his shift is the only deputy on staff. most are not convicted but facing charges including assault, robbery and murder. >> when you tell people what you do, they say man, i don't see how you do it. 72 people, all walks of life, that did all sorts of crime. >> at many jails, officers monitor the units like this. but at hillsborough county they spend their shifts on the floor in the open. it is a system known as "direct supervision." and it has been proven to reduce violence and other problems by allowing deputies to build the rapport with the other deputies. >> i love dealing with people, that is why my degree is in socialology. >> but presley and other deputies in the jail know that violence can erupt right away. as an incident two years ago dramatically illustrated. a 64-year-old deputy was working at his desk in the housing unit just as inma

. >> reporter: ahmed bedier came from his home in tampa, florida, to go to a family wedding. his brother lived in cairo. he took a break from the demonstrations he was taking part in to go, too. >> he got a chance to see the whole family and said good-bye to all of us. >> reporter: that was the last time you saw him? >> we didn't know it was going to be the last time. >> reporter: the father of two young girls was among the protesters. early this morning, ahmed came to the mosque and saw he was also among the victims. >> it was too emotional. he was too young to die. >> reporter: he said when he tried to take his brother home, he faced another outrage from the government. when you came here to retrieve your brother's body, what did they tell you? >> they said, "if you want to take the body now, you have to sign the documents -- you have to agree this was a natural death, that he died of natural causes." that's what it would say on the death certificate. there was an obvious gunshot to his neck. >> reporter: he's not alone. others in the mosque complained about the same thing.

. >>> have you seen this so cute, a new baby elephant at the lowry park zoo in tampa, florida now hasme, pick wild the mother. isn't that adorable? 3-week-old elephant calf named mavi, an older is fumi. the mother chose the name yesterday, she actually picked that name from two options, which zookeepers spelled out in carrots. mavi is at third elephant born at the zoo in 25 years. mavi means voices in the swatly language. adorable. >> big ears to hear those voices as well what a cutie. >> thanks so much for joining us this morning. our next newscast at 5:00, also the latest information all day at nbcbayarea.com. be here bright and early tomorrow morning. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ try new fiber one peanut butter protein bars. [cheers] >> whoo! >> whoo! >> okay, guys, i just want to say congratulations on our 50th

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the council on american islamic relations held a press conference in tampa florida this morning to discuss the untimely death of her him todashev todashev was shot and killed by an f.b.i. agent in orlando florida on may twenty second while being questioned in connection with the boston bombings r t correspondent on the stasi a churkin of brings us the latest the father of twenty seven year old of the chechen man who was shot several times and killed by the f.b.i. in his orlando home on may twenty second during several hours of questioning in connection with the boston bombings direct to florida last week to seek answers to why the killing of his son took place and why the death is covered with a thick veil of secrecy by u.s. officials since the circumstances and details of the case continued to remain murky almost three months after it now this tuesday the father of. attended a joint press conference with the council on american islamic relations a prominent civil rights group that has been helping the family in this case since day one it's important to keep in mind that after the killing

they were going to ask you and if they like do they say hey we have this development program in tampa florida we'd like you to come and that was they had an edge cause you pretty twins right yeah and they're going to be allured yeah and we were the only twins and we did make history we were the first twenty girls to ever debut on television so that was cool but yeah i guess being twins there was a little bit of an edge there but you know there's so many girls that they do pick and down in developmental you're just trying so hard to get noticed and it was nice to have song that looked exactly like being but you know you do a spring look you know you look different. is done the really you know dress the same brain. i i had my light in my hair tidy because my hair naturally gets lighter the summer and we actually got argument this morning because i told her she didn't do her hair lighter and she only. that russell. i believe we have about what twelve on the roster now and yet we have we have almost a dozen wounded women come into wrestling what year i mean when i was a kid watch resident over a

a tampa, florida inmate waiting on his turn before the judge lunges for a sheriff deputie's gun! court room surveliance video you can see the female deputy walk past the seated and handcuffed prisoner. 24 year-old robert bridges. bridges then suddenly jumps up and tries to pull the sidearm from her holster. the 18-year-veteran deputy swiped the inmate's hand away and distanced herself. while other alert officers swarmed the man and dissarmed him. the event unfolded in court last tuesday. officials say it's rare for an inmate to be this bold. ahead on the kron 4 evening news. two strikes and you're out, a-rod. how major league baseball will likely come down hard and suspend alex rodriguez. 15 >> plus. how russia's discriminatory treatment towards gay people is playing out ahead of the 2014 winter olympics. stay with us. >> coming up york fall weather forecast and the latest and the bart strike. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come o

. >> in 1980, the youngsters from tampa, florida stole the spotlight. they were led by future major leaders, gary sheffield and gary bell. they are two of 11 players to ever play in the little league world series and the major league world series. we recently caught up with the 44-year-old sheffield at his hear them tampa. >> the little league world series is around the corner. when you look back, what's your fondest memory >> never in my wildest dream thdid i think i would meet willie stargill. he popped up in the luncheon room and spoke to all of the kids. i was one that one kid, that's willie stargill. "we are family." et cetera one of the best players in baseball. on and on and on. i couldn't give you more praises than you could imagine. when i saw him, it was like, wow. >> you got to meet pops. were you living like a rock star at that point at 10 or 11 years old. >> yes. >> that's how you felt. you know, we had -- we had derrick bell. we had tiny roan griffin, my cousin derrick pedro, maurice krum, all of these guys that i didn't realize then was g

. >> according to the complaint, in july 2012, fbi agents appeared at her home in tampa, florida andse they would, quote, do something in front of her children that may terrify them. the agents told her she didn't have time to call her lawyer and she says they made insinuations and accusations regarding her relationship with cia director petraeus and general allen. >> she was not treated with the respect that someone who comes forward as a victim of cyber stalking, someone who really believed that her physical security and that of her family was in jeopardy. >> in november petraeus abrupt live resigned and his affair with broadwell became known internationally. the few investigators who knew her name willfully and maliciously leaked it to the media. >> they essentially make her collateral damage. the government didn't do the right thing about the kelleys. it adopted a blame the victim approach, instead of treating them as the victims and as the witnesses who came forward with evidence of a potential crime. >> at issue were e-mails between kelley and general allen. they both denied an

dick, capital bank analyst joining me in a fox business exclusive from tampa, florida.olding your note that ame out today, reading it, fascinating stuff. get to why now? it took several year, and now, suddenly, it's almost like the sting of the first wound of the financial crisis is gone, and suddenly, they are going after these guys. >> you know, well, i think the reason is that the banks are doing so incredibly well that, basically, the government's goals for the banking industry are not being met, and as we can argue, the reason it's done now is because it took years to get the information together to sue the banks. all we could argue that's being done because we have this department division in the justice department that basically is -- if they don't sue people, the guys are going to lose their jobs, but i think, if we go another step further, we might argue that basically american banks are making huge amounts of money right now, and they are getting bigger, and as a result of that, they are doing things that the united states' government policy concerns banks doe

. >> reporter: local news channels and the tampa florida area have done several reports.ast year the city of san vvann georgia cancelled an event after the mayor criticized the practices. still people give millions and millions believing the dollars will help sick children when in truth, it is literally pennies of the dollars being used. does it surprise you that after all the reporting done on this group they are still in business? >> absolutely. >> it surprises me every single day. >> i mean, it's just so sickening listening to -- they raised $127 million over ten years, and are giving 3 cents on the dollar actually to kids and basically getting the dow nated things and giving to kids. there is a lot of reporting on the kids wish network from us and "tampa bay times," wfla kept close track. have state regulators done anything? >> anderson, a spokesperson for the florida department of agriculture and affairs which regulates the non-profits confirms there is an investigation on going into the dealings of the kid's wish network. the state got lots of complaints but we've s

and i'm originally from tampa, florida.ou may wonder why i came to the golden state of california. well, it's like they say, you come here on vacation, and you go home on probation. >> charles pelham is completing a short eight of month sentence for a parole violation. >> i'm not an aryan brother. i'm not a skinhead. i used to be a member of hari krishna back in the old days. the skulls let the rest of the inmates know they'd better back off because i'm not an easy mark. i don't hate anybody. i'm too old for that nonsense. i had this put on my face when i was a youngster. i wanted to make a political statement. i also wanted to impress my girlfriend. but it impressed her the wrong way and she got rid of me. >> i'm the bird man of san quentin. >> mike miller is at san quentin for commercial burglary. he's got roughly eight months left to serve. >> i think the birds is a good way of releasing a lot of tension and anger. before i got arrested, my girlfriend used to chase the birds away. she didn't want me around them. and so,

hitting on its cross country defund obama care tour and the crippled movement's next stop going to tampa, florida. jim demint suggesting that the president may actually sign a bill that would defund his signature piece of legislation. take a listen to this. >> senator demint, what is the point of voting to defund obama care when we know that president obama won't sign it? >> we don't know that, do we? >> so, ezra, is that truth? or is that a convenient lie? do republicans believe the president would assisign that b? >> of course, jim demint doesn't believe it and i think you see a sort of a nice moment in the fortunes of this part of the movement in jim demint's actual movement, right? he left the senate where he could have had a role and been one of the people voting to go to the private sector to make more money and go to bus tours and say silly things. at the end of the day it works for his business. of course, it's not going to defund it or not end up with president obama signing a bill. the demint policy is getting his people hyped up but almost nothing to do with the actual fortunes of the

steve moumouris was randomly rescued by some fellow fisherman about 75-miles north of tampa, florida.s knocked overboard from this 16- foot fishing boat during rough weather. the 51-year-old suffered some dehydration.. but is in otherwise good condition and regaining his strength. some wisconsin highway drivers got something of a peep show. drivers spotted a topless woman riding her motorcycle. she has a shirt on but her breasts are exposed and she is driving with no hands right now. dashcam video shows the woman driving down i-43, just outside of milwaukee, with no shirt on. police say the woman weaved in and out of traffic, with her hands in the air - speeding past other drivers - even passing a police car. witnesses say, her breasts were exposed the entire time. she eventually crashed her motorcycle - ending up with a cut on her chin. police say the woman was on prescription drugs. officers arrested her on suspicion of operating a vehicle while intoxicated. cops say this was her second offense, her first time doing it naked. coming up: a first look at kim and kanye's baby, north we

. >> anxious situation out of tampa, florida. it appears to be over. this is what happened. police issued a warning for thousands of people, this is in southern downtown tampa, to stay indoors because a chemical fumes coming from the port. >> a bit of a worry. they say a small fire in a silo released the fumes into the air and the fire is now out. the fumes have disbursed and the order to stay indoors has been lifted. >> and a doctor now in custody accused of selling babies. we're learning more about the allegations against the doctor. this is out of china. a baby boy, the doctor allegedly sold, is now back with his parents. >> what a story. police investigating ten similar cases at the same hospital, held the vigil, promising to overhaul hospital procedures. they're calling for severe punishment of anyone involved in trafficking. here is david mckenzie from china. >> it is an awful case of baby human trafficking in a city in western china that is shocking the nation. take a look at these extraordinary images as a young mother is reunited with her newborn son who had been tra

tomorrow, they are in tampa, florida. birmingham alabama, florida. columbus, ohio next is a. stops in pennsylvania and delaware next week. on obamacare and immigration, a headline from abc news. obama\leaves room roomama blacklasg leaves for immigration reform to breathe. has beenrsation largely about defunding obamacare leaving little time for discussion about immigration. also dealt cardin with the issue of implementation of the affordable care act as it is known. here is what he had to say. >> there has been some difficulty in implementing this bill. we haven't had the resources made available through the budget process so that it could be done as seamless as possible. there has been no real effort in congress to take a look at the affordable care act and make minor changes where you need to make minor changes in order to make it easier. that has not been done because of the partisan division. we have not been able to do that. we are up against some deadlines that are going to be difficult for us to meet. we need your help in meeting those deadlines. the first is october 1

christopher from tampa, florida. how are you doing? >> good. how about you? >> caller: not too bad. but unfortunately, macy's didn't make my day. >> no. didn't make anybody's day. except maybe gimbel's. >> caller: exactly. retail seems to be doing that all over the place. my question is concerning sears. with regard to, you know, basically every retailer being hit, i decided to go the opposite way on this when i learned a long time ago that they were starting to try to like get into the internet and they were diluting a little bit. i figured i could catch them on the put option. so right now i'm holding a couple puts at september 44s. i was wondering if i can expect a lukewarm reaction on -- >> i don't know. i don't know what the edge is. sears isn't doing that well, j.c. penney is trading up after the bell and if they're doing better, maybe someone buys a little sears. i don't know that situation. maybe a quality retailer, long have -- versus -- it doesn't trade like a good short. i don't like to shop there. >>> in retail the customer comes first. in the market the consumer comes f

congresswoman kathy caster of tampa, florida. thanks for coming on the show. >> thank you. >>> so beau biden, the delaware attorney general and son of vice president joe biden is undergoing tests in a texas hospital today. the younger biden began feeling weak andi oriented after driving to a family vacation spot last week. after seeking treatment at northwestern university hospital in chicago and then by his own doctor in philadelphia, biden was discharged and spent the weekend at home. the vice president traveled to houston to be with his son as he now undergoes some diagnostic tests, but this isn't the younger biden's first health scare. he suffered a mild stroke in may of 2010. this morning, though, he tweeted this photo along with his wife and also a message. he said, touched by all of your well-wishes. thank you, nice evening in houston with halle. will share update when we have it. we also send our best wishes to beau biden and his family. >>> we'll be right back. humans. even when we cross our "ts" and dot our "i's", we st

al jazerra joins united states now from in tampa, florida recey to them let.om zampa, florida stole the spotlight at the little league world series, led by future major league he recalls, gary she would field and bell. they are just two of 11 players to play in the little league world series and the major league world series and, we recently caught up with the 44 year olds sheffield at his home in tampa. the little league world series is around the corn, we you look back on it, what is your fond effort memory? >> never in my wildest dream did i think i would meet willie stargil, he popped up one day in the lunchroom and spoke to all the kids. and i was that one kid, the eyes wide open and it's like, man, that's willie stargil, you know, he's the -- we are family, he's one of the best players in baseball. and on and on and on. i couldn't give him more praises than you can imagine, and when i saw him, it was like, wow. >> reporter: you got to pete pops were you are living like a rockstar at 10, 11 years old? >> yes, that's how you felt. we had derrek bell, tyron

competition taking on japan as we speak but if we turn back the clock, the youngsters bevels tampa, florida were living large, led by gary sheffield. we caught up with the 9-time major league all star at his home in tampa to recommendnence. >> in 1980, the young staffers stole the spotlight. they were led by future major leaguers gary sheffield and derek bell. that dynamic duo are just two of 11 players to ever play in the little league world series and the major league world series and we recently caught up with the 44--year-old sheffield at his home in tampa. >> the little league world series is coming up. when you look back, what's your formedest memory >> never in my wildest dream did i thing i would meet willy stogill. he popped up that one day in the luncheon room and spoke to all of the kids and i was that one kid, eyes wide open and, like, man, that's willie stogill, "we are family." he is one of the best players in baseball and on and on and on. i couldn't give him more praises that you can imagine, and when i saw him, it was like, wow. >> you got to meet pops. were you living like

a mansion in tampa, florida listed at 12.5 million, wants the art on the wall, dishes, towels, russiantire set of christmas nut crackers, three gas in the barrage, including a bentley and the frames on the family photos. luckily the owner got to keep the photos but these buyers they pay for the extras, but there's a lot of haggling that can go on and that can threaten a multi-million dollar deal. this house in napa valley was about to be sold for 6.4 million. the seller wanted to keep this artwork featuring fish foesils. the deal almost collapsed over the fish fossils. the broker had to chip in $60,000 from her own commission and in new york we have the penthouse that sold for $7 million, and the contract included most of the furniture, the liquor in the liquor cabinet, the toilet brushes and two jars filled with m & ms. turnkey sales are soaring because of all the foreign buyers at the high end. they want homes they can move in right away without spending months shopping for furniture or god forbid shopping for m & ms. >> the picture and the frames on the family photos. >> yeah. >> th

the bailiff in tampa, florida, says she could tele inmate was watching her ... her weapon.fo. >>> a courtroom inmate tried to go not bailiff's gun. she could tell the inmate was watching her and her firearm. and that's when he went for it. her training kicked in and she swiped the inmate's hand away and got away from him. other deputies rushed to help and the suspect was stopped. >>> george zimmerman in the headlines again this time caught for speeding in texas. dashcam video shows zimmerman was pulled over by police sunday outside dallas. he told the officer he had a gun in the glove compartment. since he has no outstanding warrants, he just got a warning for speeding. >>> how about traffic in our neck of the woods? let's kick it to liz now and find out what's going on. >> we have a couple of things cooking. first the altamont pass westbound 580 delays in both directions. first a stalled out big rig by north livermore avenue. all lanes are open but still big backups and eastbound there's still some overnight roadwork still out there approaching north flynn. so yeah, give y