hughes must go back to tampa, florida.en ordered to home detention monitored by tampa's pretrial services program. he's been ordered to stay out of the district, specifically to stay away from the capitol and the white house. he will return here for his next court case, a preliminary hearing, on may 8th before the judge who will determine if l's reason to proceed at that time. now, social media has lit up today. coming up is

hughes must go back to tampa, florida. he's been ordered to home detention monitored by tampa's pretrial services program. he's been ordered to stay out of the district, specifically to stay away from the capitol and the white house. he will return here for his next court case, a preliminary hearing, on may 8th before the judge who will determine if l's reason to proceed at that time. now, social media has lit up today. coming up is the aixat 6:00, we'll show you how he's being portrayed. the question that arises is how did he violate air space in let's go to news4's pat collins with that part of the story. >> reporter: chris we spend bundles an bundles of money protecting the security of our city. and it's hard to believe that something like this could happen, that a man on a flying bicycle could buzz into our town and land, undetected on the capitol lawn. how much do you think we spent on homeland security a year? >> 100 billion? >> 50 billion. >> 20 million. >> i'm probably low-balling. >> reporter: we have a lot invest

he will be held in home detention in tampa florida. he is prohibited from flying any aircraft and must stay away from the capitol and the white house. hughes previously said he was delivering 535 letters to congress protesting campaign financing and government corruption. his dramatic demonstration prompt a torrent of tweets, critical and supportive. this one says doug hughes is my personal hero. fantastic display of civil disobedience. bravo. i was here to see it. there was this ominous message. doug hughes may have unknowingly revealed one of the biggest security breaches in washington, d.c., since edward snowden. now, his will be restricted to his home in tampa, florida, allowed to return to the district of columbia only for his court proceedings. his next hearing his preliminary hearing scheduled for may 8th the latest live at the u.s. district courthouse. back to you. >> chris gordon thank you. that stunt is raising kes about how pilot doug hughes flied from gettysburg in pennsylvania, pass through several restricted flight zones

. >> i grew up in tampa florida. we didn't have a lot of money. >> reporter: michelle's family came to the united states from vietnam. you describe your mother as your hero. >> yes, i looked at what little she could do. she had less than $20, and came out after the vietnam war. her country was in wreck. she had to come here and rebuild everything from the ground up. >> michelle's father moved the family across the country more than once before planting roots in florida. he was a compulsive gambler and often lost the rent money. one day he left and never returned. devastated michelle turned to art. >> art was a way for me to express myself and escape. it was tough growing up as a child. i was always creating. i was writing stories, doing comic books, i made my own universe. >> reporter: her father's poker habit led to many evictions, starting in new schools and making new friends. >> it was not easy for you, you were an outsider. >> i did feel like an outsider who doesn't. everyone feels misunderstood when they were g

maureen: hughes is now under house arrest at his home in tampa, florida. he'll be back in washington may 8th for a court appearance. alarming accusations made about six americans arrested while trying to join terror groups in syria. scott thuman joins us live from the capitol hill bureau with what's different about this recent case. scott? scott: according to the charging documents, we're talking about a group of young men all from minnesota. there is a high somali population there and the recruiting is effective enough that we are getting a scary admission from law enforcement tonight. >> we have a terror recruiting problem in minnesota. scott: more fears in middle america over young men leaving the country and taking up arms along the terror group isil. arrests of four of the friends came in minnesota and who had made it to california where they allegedly went to pick up fake passports with plans of flying overseas from mexico in order to evade u.s. authorities. >> they were not confused young men. they were not easily influenced. these are focused men w

. >> i grew up in tampa, florida and we didn't have a lot of money, my family and i, money was always tight. >> michelle's parents came to the united states from war torn vietnam. >> you describe your mother as your hero. >> yeah, i look at what she had, when she came here she couldn't speak english, she had less than $20 in her bocts. she came pockets. she had to rebuild everything from ground up. >> michelle's father moved the family across the country more than once. he was also a compulsive gambler who often lost the rent money. then one day he left and never returned. devastated, michelle turned to art. >> art was a way for me to express myself and for me to also escape. because it was tough growing up as a child. i was always creating. i was creating i was writing stories i was doing comic books i made my own universe, my own story. >> her father's poker habit led to many evictions, which meant starting over in new schools and making new friends. >> it wasn't easy for you. you were kind of an outsider. >> i felt like an outsider. who isn't. everyone feels they're misunderstood i

he lives in this unassumed home near tampa, florida. he said he spent a year planning this event. his goal? to deliver 535 letters, one for each member of congress. the message involves campaign finance reform. here's what his neighbors had to say about him. >> always he have comments about and complaining about, we never imagined that he do something like that. >> i don't really know much about him. he pretty much keeps to himself. i've seen him maybe twice. that's about it. >> well, according to the tampa bay times, he's 61 years old, has a family, a steady job and apparently never been in trouble with the law. >>> if you use the green line make sure you build a little more time into your commute tomorrow morning because of a pedestrian bridge collapse this afternoon in college park. all green line service has been suspended between college park and greenbelt stations. we are told it will not be restored in time for the morning commute. trains were only disrupted a few hours and it was caused by a piece of construction equipment that hit the bridge. fortunately no one was on the

i'm a superintendent for electrical contractor in tampa florida. i have been a reenactors and i was 18 years old. i'm not a living historian, i am a actor. host: what is the difference? guest: as a reenactor, you are showing a battle, showing an event. that is a reenactor. a living historian is a person and they are being that person. if you believed i was robert e lee and you believed he was general grant, then we did living history exactly like it is supposed to be done. the reenactors are like the general -- like magellan over here that are going to have to surrender their weapons. they are not reacting it, they are creating it. as far as the details behind the scenes, there's not a lot of difference. guest: we allow people to part the curtains of history and look down that long cord were of time and see things as they really were. host: did either of you ever expect to be here? guest: never. if you have told me this two years ago, i would never have believed it. host: we have jay on the line from miami, florida. go ahead. just a reminder, make

>> tier tampa, florida. >> i know some people in that neck of the woods.ey always make decisions that badly? >> you're hinting. it's my hometown. >> i'm not hinting. i'm saying directly. >> i'm very proud of my state and hometown. >> turn to an amazing reunion now. a woman in alaska with her beloved husky sled dog. the dog went business hadding for a month after taking part in the iditarod race. >> the dog went 100 miles before finally being found. david wright has the story. >> reporter: the most grueling sled dog race in the world. a thousand miles through the alaskan tundra was too much for 3-year-old sirabi her musher dropped her midway through because of a sore shoulder. >> even though she wanted to stay in the race he made the decision to leave her at the checkpoint. obviously she wasn't done running. >> she managed to escape in anchorage and went missing for a month volunteers passed out flyers and hung posters in hopes of finding her. turns how the she mushed herself to glacier view 100 miles away and last week turned up again this time poking arou

tomorrow in tampa, florida, the two teams going head to head with a trip to the title game on the line. the terps learned a lot from how seventh-seeded dayton played against the huskies. the biggest lesson was playing with no fear. >> confidence is key. you take a look at dayton and how fearless they play. i mean they were open taking down open shots. and i think that's the most we got from their game is just how confident they were and taking it into our game just learning from other people. and i think everybody coming in and not just playing the name on their chest but just playing maryland basketball ignore our identity. >> when uconn goes on their runs which they are going to do, you can't put your head down. i think it's all about confidence. if they score, get the ball out and go right back at them. >> no one even expects us to be where we're at right now, so i mean it takes a lot of weight off our shoulders to be able to go out and fight and give it our all. >>> more terps action. ten pen state visiting college park for some afternoon lacrosse. maryland leaving no doubt in the

thank you both for joining us from tampa, florida. >> anytime. >> you come on back, then.e for watching. i'm going to see you tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern. we're going to take an in-depth look at the fatal police shooting of walter scott, the south carolina man fired upon eight times as he was running away. and we are awaiting word on a breaking news story, 22 years in the making. so be sure to join us to find out if it actually finally happens. right now, it's time for a preview of "weekends with alex witt." hi alex. >> i'm trying to figure out if that sydney if it's politicians, teachers or you and i that need to be worried about our jobs. unbelievable young lady. >>> a police chase and violent arrest. ten sheriff's deputies are under investigation and the fbi is getting involved. >>> you'll hear from a new councilman from ferguson, missouri, about the change he wants to see. >>> and what you didn't know about "saturday night live" but were afraid to ask. i'll talk with the filmmaker about his new documentary about the show. i'll be right back. how much protein

orient road jail in tampa, florida., a medical and mental health unit for detainees. it's an open cell area with one deputy supervising 72 inmates who roam about the pod. overseeing all jail systems and courts. >> it sounds a little scary at first when you think about it, but we found it to be a highly successful management tool. if you violate the rules, you're removed from there and you moved to a higher level of confinement. >> it's 12:45 p.m., and they've just finished their lunch. out of nowhere, 24-year-old douglas burden charges detective moon and begins to strangle him. >> he went into what's called rear naked choke. when you do that, you cut the blood supply off to the brain. when it's supplied right and locked in, it's very few seconds before the person loses consciousness. >> three inmates from the same pod are on the scene, and at first look, it seems like a recipe for disaster. one deputy outnumbered by a group of inmates. not in the area during the attack, but later sees the unbelievable video. >> literall

from bucks county pennsylvania through tampa florida. we do 20 to 30 dogs a year. on solely volunteer. lafayette and beaufort are brothers. >> they are 14 weeks and getting big fast. >> reporter: beaufort has a strong personality. else object docksous, but so sweet. with the right family he'll be the best dog. lafayette is nice and will chill by your side. >> she is a all around happy dog. >> reporter: leo is a 2-year-old american bulldog very calm, looking for a nice home where he can get a lot of love and attention. >> reporter: and meety has a personality. he needs an experienced person. and this ginger an american bulldog mix. she just had puppies 12 weeks ago, they were all adopted. if you're interested in ginger or anile of the message you've seen, go to the american bulldog website. vote for a favorite shelter by going to the "action news" "shelter me rescue of the week" facebook page we'll feature the top vote getter next week on "action news." with ginger, i'm david murphy which i will chm. moms know their family's mouths often need a helping hand. after b

they packed up, leaving college park in root to tampa, florida, continuing their flash for the other national title. they got to this point for the second straight year, but now the top ranked connecticut stands in their way for the finals. >> last year we were happy to make the final four that it had been a while for us getting back there as that experience for this year's team is that we don't want to be done. so using that experience will be huge in terms of being ready to play. last year they were excited to be there, you know, that we have not been to the final four for a while, but we would dream of this moment and they were there in that town and all festivities. >> last year we did it, even the number one team we were the underdog. just having fun, rolling with it, putting it out there on the court. >> they would like to be the underdog. they've been dominating as they are hungry. >> yes, they would plan to be there. >> and i think that it will be good that they are the first team they are playing, playing the final four with all weeks to prepare and rest and in terms of play

is he a mailman from tampa florida, who said he wanted to come up to the capitol and protest campaign finance reform? did he make it all the way there and was his plan documented in a newspaper report as long as two months ago down in tampa bay? >>> plus this -- he's been in the race all three days. critics are coming out swinging. why are democrats piling it on so thick on white house hopeful marco rubio? is he the possible biggest threat? >>> lots of breaking news today. let's get to politics, too. senator marco rubio attacking hillary clinton as a throwback to the past. her supporters are firing back. blasting rubio's record attacking his stand on raising the minimum wanl and tax policy, but a review by "the washington post" awarding three pinocchios to wasserman-schultz. that does not give her the license to take his quotes out of context. he has used words like "silly" and "waste of time," but not in the egregious contest wasserman-schultz describes. great to have you on the show sir. >> thank you. happy to be with you. >> what do you see in marco rubio that you are so sure of an

he's been placed on home detention in tampa, florida and will be monitored via gps.s for bidden from visiting the capitol, no kidding, and flying any kind of aircraft, like that one, and is due back in court may 8th. >>> lighter moment on capitol hill for you. we've all had that embarrassing moment when our phone rings in an pormt meeting or movie theater or sitting here on the cnn set, but what about during a u.s. senate hearing. >> we are go tock very aggressive on that issue as well as geographic preferences -- >> oh, come on. ♪ let it go ♪ >> just let it go. >> sorry about that. >> i love it. did you catch the song? turns out u.s. senators are fans of disdisney's "frozen" as well. he said the ring tone is for his grandkids and his other favorite ring tone is johnny cash's "i walk the line." >>> elections in the united kingdom are less than two weeks away. prime minister david cameron and nick clegg did not take part. but laborers tried to convince voters he is prime minister material. >> let's not pretend there is no difference between me and david cameron. there

. >> the doctor is an assistant professor at a research institute in tampa, florida.lief not only is thc safe and effective, but that it could be the future for the treatment of alzheimer's. >> thc is not that risky. it's good because alzheimer's patients really have no effective drugs. >> and it's not just thc that scientists think targets alzheimer's plaques. they believe marijuana's other active ingredients could reduce overall inflammation in the brain possibly providing benefit to all brain diseases. we first heard rumblings of this in 2013 when we visited gw pharmaceuticals in the united kingdom. >> the content is about 67%. >> gw's chairman dr. jeffrey guy and many others believe these precious chemicals are in fact neuroprotectants. >> not damaging, but protecting the brain? >> when brain cells are stressed by trauma or other injury. >> if you're skeptical, consider this. the u.s. department of health and human services has an actual financial stake in this exact sort of research. their patent number 6630507 covers the use of cannabinoids as neuroprotectants.

also the boston marathon bomber found guilty of all 30 counts this afternoon joining us from tampa floridaocrat jessica erhlick here in new york city andrea tantaros on outnumbered seen at noon. you give him the death penalty right? >> absolutely. >> no qualms about it. >> nope. >> and i know people might be thinking well that makes him a martyr and he probably would want the death penalty because then he would get his 72 virgins. i'm not really comfortable. >> you don't care about that? >> no. because with president obama, the last thing i want hearment next time america is taken hostage tsarnaev relieved. he should die. it's the best way to give the families closure without question. >> he deserves it. i don't believe in it so i always recuse myself from these discussions but he certainly deserves it. wouldn't you say he deserves it, jessica? >> it's out there on the table. so it will be very interesting to see what happens in this next few weeks. >> if you are on the jury, do you vote for the death penalty? >> well, i haven't been able to hear the case. >> come on, jessica. you either v

only pittsburgh and tampa, florida have less. >> putting your iphone in the back pocket is not if.e but could result if back pain because protecting a hard object against the major nerve could hurt your back. >> a ready designs to enhance the utility of a smart phone would be welcome but not so at apple. they have banned selfie sticks at the convention in june and gopro cameras are banned as well because of fear that people will hurt someone. >>> new restrictions are in effect for east bay mud water users and outdoor watering is revicked to twice a week as part of the stage four drought emergency declared by the district and the approval was given to increase fees for users and penalties for stealing water or using too much. they estimate that users have concerned percent in year far short of the 20 percent goal set by the district and outdoor watering accounts for the largest discretionary use with final approval to increases next month. >> santa cruz is under a drought emergency this morning. the city council set a goal of 25 percent water use reduction. homeowners are not allowe

joining us now from tampa, florida jessicaer lick a democrat.ork city andrea tantaros a co-host of outnumbered. i said in my commentary i couldn't believe president obama didn't know what way this was going. 19-0. all the democrats nine of them voted against president obama. why didn't he know it? come on, everyone wants oversight on this deal. >> that's a really good point. the white house has a terrible relationship with congress. typically you know he how this works. when i was on capitol hill the bush administration always knew how the votes were going to go down. i think it was pretty embarrassing that the president has been out there for weeks saying that he would veto a bill not knowing that congress had a veto-proof majority. i mean really, bill they had the power to override ao this is huge. i didn't believe they actually caved. i think a win on this one would have been congress overriding a presidential veto. they should have let him. >> that's because you don't like president obama. >> no, i don't like this deal. there is a big differ

audience: [cheering] steve: and from tampa, florida it's the glenn family!eve: everybody's here trying to win their self a lot of cash and somebody can drive out of here in a brand-new stylish ford fusion hybrid right there. audience: [cheering] steve: let's play "feud," everybody! give me ron, give me angie. ["family feud" theme playing] top 7 answers on the board. here we go. name a reason a man might ask for his money back at a strip club. ron. >> she didn't look good. steve: she didn't look good. audience: [applauding] steve: pass or play? >> play, play, play! >> we're going to play it, steve. >> yes! they're going to play. okay. vernon! >> what's up?! >> right on time! >> that what i'm talkin' 'bout! steve: name a reason a man might ask for his money back at a strip club. >> he wasn't supposed to be there in the first place. audience: [applauding] steve: let me tell you something, folks. this gonna be all day. he ain'

. >>> a charred frame is all that's left of this vehicle after a fiery crash in tampa florida.ver of that truck was killed. but passenger in the front seat is alive tonight thanks to the quick actions of a good samaritan. levi toy ton was driving by the correct and a heard the screams of a 15-year-old boy stuck inside the burning truck when another man jumped into action pulling the teen out just as two propane tanks in the vehicle explodeexploded. despite burns and serious injuries all three are alive tonight. levi survived a bad accident back in 2003 and says he feels he survived that crash to save the passenger in this one. >> thanking god that, you know, i got him out. he's still alive. >> the boy was seriously injured but is expected to recover. levi will need skin grafts and surgeries and says he's in a lot of pain but he says he would do it all again to save the teen's life. >>> unusual find in burlington county. an exotic bird lost and wandering around the backyard now local pet stores making sure this rare pet gets back to his owners. homeowner spotting the cockatoo ea

he's a mailman from tampa, florida, and he had letters that were addressed to every single member of congress that he planned to deliver himself. these letters address his frustration by campaign finance reform and corruption. he causes quickly arrested. how in the world demanage to get through that supposedly secure area? turns out hughes had been planning this for a couple of years. he wasn't trying to hide his plans. even the secret service knew about it and interviewed hughes last year. iews also tipped off several -- hughes also tipped off several news organizations including us but a reporter with the tampa bay times actually met with him. first i'm going to play part of our interview from the tampa bay times and then you'll hear from the pilot himself. >> at that time he had a very detailed plan about trying to bring attention to his pet political issue which is something nobody pays attention to. your eyes glaze over when you hear campaign finance reform. >> but i will tell you, completely honestly, i would rather die in the flight than live to be 80 years old and see this co

. >> investigators at hughes home in tampa, florida. he could face civil and criminal penalties. this is the second scare outside of the capitol in less than a week. suicide prompted a lock down saturday afternoon. >>> wow. >>> new at 5:00 is there new information on two different hit and runs that happened here in philadelphia. in one of those instant tenth we have learn much more about the links a mother went to try to get her child out of harms way. "eyewitness news" reporter al-zawahiri sandra hopf is live at police headquarters with the very latest now, alex. >> reporter: good evening, in that first hit and run we do know a suspect made contact a with police but has not turned herself in just yet. that being said a family in kensington now hopes that the same amount of progress can extend to their case as well. the the only thing standing between two-year old david alycia and moving car, monday was his mom. according to witnesses 19 year-old josephine riveria tried to grab her toddler from the path of the car driving on masher street both were hit. the child remains in criti

>> tampa, florida. >> okay. knew some place warm.rmy uniform and he's panhandling, asking for money. a soldier sees him. >> you're down here asking for money in a uniform, you're not a veteran. >> yes i am. [ bleep ]. >> i don't have one, sir. >> take off our uniform. >> yes, sir. yes, sir. >> don't apologize to me. take that and throw it in the garbage. i don't want you to wear that anymore. that's my uniform. you don't understand that, do you? >> i do understand that. >> i don't think you do. get out of the street you'll get hit by a car. >> have a nice day. >> take that and throw it away. don't put it back on. >> that guy's an army medic, right? >> that's right. >> and that took place outside macdill air force base in tampa as you pointed out. it's against the law, right to masquerade as a member of the armed forces, right? >> stolen valor it's called. police were called on this man. it remains to be seen whether or not charges will be pressed. the degree is obviously much higher if you're impersonating someone with a medal, a pur

i don't know much he's under house arrest at his home in tampa, florida complete with a fitted g.p.s. bracelet. he'll be back in washington though, on may 8th for his court appearance. six suspects accused of trying to join isil appeared in federal court today. f.b.i. agents related the suspects in minneapolis and san diego in a terrorism bust. federal officials have been tracking young people who have traveled or tried to travel to syria to fight with isil militants. at least one suspect from minnesota died while fighting for the militants. our senior political reporter scott thuman will have more coming up at 6:00. alison? alison: an update tonight as the transportation security administration tightens the rules for airlines and airport workers. the changes come after a baggage handler in atlanta was accused of smuggling guns on commercial jets last december. today, homeland security secretary jay johnson announced that all aviation workers will now be subject to real-time recurring criminal background checks. and airport employees with secure identification display area badges will

from our newest scholarship partner, the george washington university, mariana sotomayor from tampa, floridat, let's give our scholarship recipients again a big round of applause. and thanks again to mrs. obama for your support of our scholarship program. christi: thank you, margaret and thank you again to the first lady for your support. now i am honored tonight to present this year's winners of the white house correspondents association journalism awards. these awards are among the most prestigious in our field, and i would like to thank ellen for coordinating the judging. thank you. and to all of you who participated as judges. please turn your attention to the screen for a presentation about the members of the white house press corps who are among this year's winners. [video clip] >> the aldo beckman award is for in-depth reporting on the white house. peter baker's entry was really outstanding in that regard. >> he has this unique ability to inject history and context into breaking news stories, even as they are unfolding. >> his reporting about iraq was amazing. he called it the graveya

charles from tampa florida, sorry about that. go ahead. >> caller: yes. >> go ahead. >> caller: i want to make the comment that we're sick and tired of the media itself making african-americans look bad in the public and it doesn't make any sense with what is continuing to go on with the police department. >> do you have any response? >> i don't -- i think there are a lot of questions that that raises. i think it's something worth raising. i don't have a concrete response there. i think absolutely in situations where people are covering crime i think somebody mentioned this earlier, a caller, it's hard when you don't have video like we have in this walter scott case to write about something because all you have is the voice of the police officer who will say that walter scott beat him up or he did whatever. rather, he fought over the taser. there are people who it's hard to write about that. i think you raise a valid question. >> marilyn you are up next. >> caller: hi. i'm helen. i'm calling in reference to black lives matter. i

he will be on home detention in his home of tampa, florida. he will also have to stay away from the district of columbia and in addition to that he will not be able to operate any aircraft. today's hearing lasted about 1/2 hour. they had to work out some of the details of when he will make his way back to tampa and into the authorities there so he can be fitted for the home detention device. he spoke very quietly only asking a few questions. the most interesting thing we all noticed is when he walked in the courtroom, that he was indeed wearing that u.s. postal service uniform that he was wearing when he landed that gyrocopter on the west front lawn of the capitol. he will be back in court for another hearing next month. reporting live at federal district court suzanne kennedy abc 7 news. larry: thanks for that. stay with abc 7 and wjla.com for updates on this gyrocopter incident and the investigation. alison: let's go ahead and turn to the weather now. really nice day out but once again, changes are in the forecast. larry: just the way it is.

. >> reporter:the last moments of a story that began 8=hundred miles away in a hangar near tampa, florida no one got hurt, especially me. >> reporter:hughes laid out his plan in a video sent to a local paper. >> reporter:he says he chose to use the least threatening aircraft possible: >>a boy scout with a bb gun could shoot me down. >> reporter:a gyrocopter looks like a helicopter, but its rotors are unpowered. >> reporter:they function as wings with the propellor in the rear providing the forward thrust/ >> reporter:five days ago he loaded his gyrocopter onto a trailer and headed to virginia. >>i am going to land on the capitol mall, in front of the capitol building with 535 letters strapped to the landing gear in these boxes >> reporter:the letters, each with proper postage paid contain >>change the government to build a wall of separation between the government and big money. >> reporter:bomb crews surrounded the gyrocopter. >> reporter:the big question tonight is the lack of any attempt to stop the gyrocopter after it entered the no=fly zone. >> reporter:hughes said. as planned. he ga

highway 301 near tampa, florida. a black suv slams into an oncoming semi. scramble to avoid the collision, flying debris. moments earlier, a florida woman noticed the driver swerving in and out of traffic. she grabs her cell phone and starts recording. within seconds, the sport utility vehicle veers into oncoming traffic, and then smashes into the rear portion of the grocery tractor trailer. remarkably, the driver survives. he's airlifted to a local hospital with serious injuries. the trucker is not hurt. >>> coming up -- a state trooper answers the call and lands directly in the line of fire. >> i've been a state trooper for 21 years. and this situation is definitely one of the most intense ones i've been in. >> when "caught on camera collision "continues. and ready to enjoy the morning ahead. aleve pm. the first to combine a sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. for pain relief that can last until the am. so you... you... and you, can be a morning person again. aleve pm, for a better am. ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you hav

back in florida, we're at a landfill near tampa. here, too, the ground suddenly opened up, nearly taking several workers down with it. one of them is still haunted by memories of that near-miss. >> i stand and look down, and there was a crack right between my legs that i saw getting bigger. >> where you were standing? >> where i was standing, yes. so as soon as i saw that, i yelled at everybody, "everybody get out!" and we ran in that direction. and after that happened, we stood over there, turned around, and within 10 minutes, the entire surface collapsed. >> landfill manager larry and engineer rich show us aerial images of the sinkhole. it was 40 meters deep, and some 60 meters in diameter. no one could have gotten out alive. >> first responders weren't going to go in immediately to pull you out until the situation was stable. so maybe by the time they got to you, it was going to be too late. but now, in retrospect, i realize how serious the situation was. >> when sinkholes cause buildings to collapse, it can look like the afterma

i go inside worldwide trailers, a custom trailer manufacturer in tampa, florida. and so is this essentially a commercial kitchen? >> yep. >> that's your serving area. >> co-owners struggle to work together after their nasty breakup. >> you're a pathological liar, is the way i look at it. >> i can't work with you. >> i have my work cut out for me. for me, it's all about business. >> none of it would've-- should've been anything except for business. >> i need to put the controls in place... my name isn't going on this if it looks like this. there's no way. >> we do track our money. >> but no, you don't track your money. and make sure these bitter rivals can work together. >> yeah, you got that right! >> my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. i don't know how you run your business this way. i make tough decisions. i can tell you for damn sure, you're replaceable. and i back them up with my own cash. there's your check. it's not always pretty. everybody's working hard, not just you. but this is business. >> i was just gonna try to stop you in your tr