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predominantly starchy food served in jail, dee dee moore, who we met at the hillsboro county jail in tampa, floridaproved to be an exception. >> i know when you first came in you were weighing about 210 pounds. >> uh-huh. >> what are you down to now? what? >> oh, i'm down to under 150. >> really? >> when i came in, i weighed 250. when i first -- >> 250? >> yes. i've lost a hundred pounds since i've been here. >> moore, who was awaiting trial in a high-profile murder case to which she had pled not guilty, attributes her weight loss to a distinct dislike of jail food and her in-cell workout routine. >> i run, i run in place, i do it for 30 minutes to an hour. i do leg lifts. i do the six inch. i do scissors. i do the push-ups, the sit-ups, the jumping jacks. this is "the biggest loser" contest and i got the public humiliation to go along with it. but now i'm skinny. >>> coming up, some of the wildest tattoos you have ever seen. >> get that piece on camera, baby? showing off your work, son. >>> sometimes shooting inside a prison or jail is a bit like attending a tattoo convention. they are everywhere

a residential drug treatment program in tampa, florida. when he took a shortcut on the way home from work through a hole in a fence, he was arrested and sent back to jail for trespassing. >> when they handcuffed me, as soon as they put them handcuffs on me, i cannot lie, you know. as much as i've been through, i didn't think i'd do it, but tears started coming to my eyes. >> even though the charges were dropped, jones still faced the possibility the returning to prison. if the parole board determined that his arrest and admission that he did, in fact, take the shortcut violated the conditions of his parole. jones expected to learn his fate after a hearing with the parole examiner. >> so regarding my findings in this hearing, i'm going to defer them for a period of ten days in an effort to look everything over. i'm going to make a recommendation after i come up with my decision. i'm not going to recommend anything today. >> the delay in his ruling meant jones would have to remain in jail until the board could reach a decision. >> come on, s

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. >> mike: tampa, florida. discovered five centuries ago. metropolitan population today, 3 million. and many of them plenty charged up because they have a shot at the stanley cup. from amelie arena it is the stanley cup finals presented by geico. this is game five best of seven for a 122-year-old trophy the tampa bay lightning and chicago blackhawks are tied at two wins a

tampa, florida. the lightning led for almost 49 minutes.wks scored twice in the third period. in a span of 1:58. this game winner, gives a 2-1 win. so, i am from tampa and rooting for the home town team so that was a bummer. >>> speaking of hometown team, didn't geoff gruden say that rg iii was the starter? >> he did but apparently. >> he sounded equivocal. >> i said you be the judge of those statements. >> no doubt he will (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> nasty weather for one more day. >> we have to extend the yellow alert for tomorrow. we will try to not extend it to friday but we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now av

. >> 40 churches and political leaders came together for a vigil in tampa florida honoring the victimsst week's church massacre in south carolina. hundreds joined in prayer for the victims and families of that shooting in charleston that left nine dead. the city's mayor and tv personality judge mathis joined pastors in speaking about the shooting. the confederate flag and other issues of civil rights. >>> in the wake of that massacre south carolina's legislature may soon consider removing the confederate flag from that state capitol's grounds. today state senator proposed a bill that would see the flag come down. this is an effort that has gained momentum after pictures showed the accused gunman in charleston holding the confederate flag. large retailers including wal*mart are moving to get rid of the so called stars and bars. but as "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers found out some smaller stores are standing their ground. >> reporter: wal*mart won't sell confederate flag merchandise any more neither were sears or e bail or amazon in philly geno steaks took a couldn't federal flag

after setting up camp in tampa, florida, she soon found she had little competition. but the work wasn't steady at first. >> the cleanups are sporadic. it's not something you can open a brick and mortar put up a forsale sign and then people walk in. we added hoarding. >> the tricky nature of business means laura can't spend her days waiting for the phone to ring. >> it's an wareness thing. i'm going to hoe teshlgs apartment complexes, insurance companies. when they get that call they don't know where to turn. you get the same reactions, we don't need this service. then two weeks later, they're calling you. i can't believe i'm calling you. when you need it they knew where to pick up the card. >> reporter: that's what happened to gay kohler. tragedy struck. >> my son was killed january 4th of this year. he was murdered by a young man that he was going to give a ride to work that morning. and, the police came and, um had my house for most of the day that day. and when they let me back in they told me that there would be you know a lot to clean up and that it was -- becau

i remember very well in the late 60s and 1970s walking outside in my home in tampa florida and the airas awful. we are a warm climate so we have swampy days. now it's much better. it's noticeably better and anyone that lived in the 60s and 70s whether you were an industrial area or not you understand the progress that we have made. so i want to thank you for your attention to cleaner air that we breathe and what a privilege it is to live in a country that has been able to show such empire mental stewardship and balance it against economic progress. that's the history of this country and i'm confident that we can can to need to make that kind of progress. ms. mccabe what is the ozone standard right now? >> 75 parts per billion. >> would does that mean like. >> that means in the billion units of air no more than 75 of them should be ozone in order to provide healthy air quality. >> how long has it been at 75? >> that was adopted in 2008 great. >> what was it before that time? >> it was 85. >> now the proposal, epa's proposal directed by the court directed by the congress in statute is to

blackhawks off to a good start in the stanley cup finals and beat the tampa bay lightning, 2-1, in tampa floridahtning led almost the whole game until chicago scored twice late in the first period. >> the blackhawks won the stanley cup in 2010 and again in 2013. the lightning last won the cup in 2004. game two, saturday night in tampa. >> now, let's talk nba finals. they get under way tonight in oakland california. as lebron james leads the cleveland cavaliers into battle. their sixth nba final for king james as he is known. four with the miami heat. >> the cavaliers will face golden state warriors. and the league's mvp steph kury. curry. last time they won in 1975. we appreciate being your mvps. if i may say so. you're watching cnn news. i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. and "early start" next for viewers in the united states. >> for folks around the world, see "cnn newsroom" after the break. we'll see you next week. every day people fall, from a simple misstep, to tripping over a rug, to just losing their balance. and not being able to get up from a fall can have serious lifetime cons

i thought it was fascinating my colleague from florida said that the air in tampa, florida is clean. it used to be polluted but now it's clean. i looks up hillsboro and the ozone levels of 71. by her definition it's clean. even tamptampa, florida would be out of attainment. i want to talk about montgomery income. it's north carolina. it's very rural. they've been descimated with job loss. there's no major suggignificant industry in the county. yet this county has 66 parts per million. this is a beautiful county two rivers, a lake the air quality is wonderful. but what would the epa do with a county in a situation like that? >> we need to be careful about making assumptions which and will not be nonattainment. we dont know what a final standard will be, if a decision is made to revise it. >> those decisions will be made based on future air quality data. they'll be -- the numbers i believe you are citing are based on data through 2013. we'll use current most recent air quality data when we make those decisions. and air quality is trending in a good direction. i think we need to not assu

. >> the doctor is an assistant professor at a research institute in tampa, florida.ffective, but 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, the cannabinoids 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. >> these flowers pods are coated with thousands of little bulbs. the don't is 67% pure cannabinoid. >> 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 663507

. >> we heard the term in tampa, florida. >> i can't make a fifi. >> they have two or three or four lifences. they have to have something to keep their busy in their spare time? >> have you ever made a fifi. >> but at the tent city housing unit in maricopa county jail the inmates volunteered to make one for us. >> we were shooting nighttime shots at tent city and there is a contrast between tent city during the day when people are working and going about neighbor business and tent city at night. what happens when the tent flaps go down is one of the things is they do is the male inmates make homemade sexual pleasure devices. >> today you asked what a fifi is i do not use them because i don't have that much time in here. >> we thought about it and figured it might be in bad taste to show you how one of these devices is made. but suffice it to say it takes only a few items and they are legally accessible by any inmate. >> what do you do with them when you find one? >> i don't touch it i find a new guy to touch it for me and throw it away. i have been here a while and i can designate it to

senator nelson: this is what's shocking this is about four years ago, street crime in tampa, florida, dropped. burglaries, auto thefts, muggings, dropped because the criminals suddenly realized get a laptop. go in and create a false return. and get a refund. and it was all of a sudden too easy to get money -- now it's a good thing that people's homes were not being burglarized, but nevertheless people were being robbed. in this case it's not only individuals who had a nightmare by the way, and thanks to the i.r.s. you have helped us administratively, once a taxpayer is -- has a false return in their name, but what -- and then all of the other i.d. trauma that they go through. getting back their i.d. but it suddenly had a whole shift and the taxpayers are paying. because of this theft. so thank you, mr. chairman. senator hatch: thank you, senator. i want to thank the commissioner and inspector general for appearing before the committee today. as well as all of the senators who have participated. this has been a very interesting hearing. for me. commissioner cost kin nen unrelated but i

a new rehab center for injured vets is opening today in tampa, florida, all because one veteran daredis dream. have a facility built near his home to help him with his recovery and other paralyzed vets who are in desperate need of care. with dogged determination he spearheaded efforts to raise the money to build the recovery center. officer karmargo is an inspiration to those who never thought it would happen. and joining us via skype, and scott mann who is also his former commanding officer. gentlemen, welcome, great to have you here on this program. >> thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> i know this is a very big day for you, a day that you have long waited for. talk to me for a moment about why you were so determined to make this happen and open to all veterans. >> we found out that there was a need. the closest rehabilitation center that was near us was in orlando. so driving two hours there and doing therapy for three hours and then driving back two hours was tasking on everybody, my wife my son, my caregivers everybody and, you know, my wife had this vision and she decided

we found a group of parents in the tampa, florida, area who agreed to do just that.they wanted to know what their kids would do if they found a gun when they thought no one was watching. >> i'm dying to know what he's gonna do. >> reporter: we're at a local park about to test our first group, teen boys. they are at a much higher risk for accidental gun injuries and deaths than teen girls. will any of them be able to resist this? before anyone arrived, corporal robert powell from the tampa police department took a real gun and disabled it. >> slide works, trigger pulls. however, nothing will fire from the gun. >> reporter: he then placed it under a picnic table. he says in order for the teens to pass this test, not only should they never touch the gun, but they should get away and get an adult. now hidden cameras are rolling all around the park, zooming in on these two boys. >> hi, i'm austin. >> hi, i'm vinnie. >> reporter: they have no idea they're about to be tested. they think they're here to be a part of an nbc shoot on physical fitness. they also don't know the

confederate flag supporters near tampa, florida, held a so-called drive for pride friday night, ending up at hillsborough county courthouse, and in dalton, georgia, police actually shut down the streets for the parade of trucks. they didn't manage to figure out the whole traffic situation. >> oh, they're about to wreck. boom! boom! oh, i got that. i got all that. i just said it, they're gonna wreck. >> can you tell, we like playing the video? joining me, a member of the activist group that helps organize bree newsome's actions. and state rep todd rutherford, now representing newsome as her attorney. tamika, let me begin with you. what was it like there early that morning, doing that action? were you guys scared? >> it was a mix of emotions. it was, we hope this goes through. like sending all power and love to bree while she scaffold the pole. hoping the state police didn't shoot her down or something catastrophic happen. it was also beautiful, almost brought me to tears seeing the flag come off and bree hold it above her head. as activists, people who believe in humanity, it's a beauti

dave darby is spending the afternoon at albert whitted airfield, a small airport just outside tampa, floridailding this air control tower back here, he's been doing it for the past year and a half. i hadn't come out to check it out yet, so he wanted me to come see it, so we decided to conveniently come and check it out the day the honda grand prix was going on. >> the honda grand prix is an open-wheel indycar race and portions of the airport, including our east-west runway, become part of the actual race course. >> the tower provides a perfect view to watch the race, so dave decides to bring his camera along. >> we were on top of the tower on the roof, and i was just shooting just footage of, like, everything that was around, and then i noticed that there was a bunch of these old warplanes that were taxiing over here on the runway and they were about to take off. >> sometimes we'll do air shows in between races or during the main race. in this case, this was like the event that kind of kicked the race off. >> i was getting the plane as it was coming in to land, it didn't really seem out of t

tampa, florida, is known for its party scene, but the fun sometimes comes at a steep cost.ity has some of the highest rates of alcohol-related traffic fatalities in the country. a sobering fact that officer john vallejo sees firsthand with tampa police department's dui enforcement unit. >> i would go out and investigate these horrible crashes that we see on the news all the time where the sheets are covering the body and except i would get there and the sheet wasn't on the body yet. most of these crashes that i would encounter were caused by an impaired driver. and i developed a passion for wanting to prevent that. >> these police dashcam videos were typically used only as evidence, but now the tampa police department is posting some of the most egregious examples of drunk driving on social media sites to help raise awareness about a problem many people won't admit. >> if i arrest you for drunk driving, it's going to be a big secret. you're not going to go running and telling all your friends, this social media project is a way of getting this information out about impaired

tampa, florida kenneth independent. good morning. >> caller: yes, good morning, greta. how are you? >> doing well sir. what's your question, your thoughts this morning? >> caller: yes. i'm a retired veteran. and what i look at when it comes to the rebel flag because i -- i originally am from south carolina is it don't bother me to see the flag because once i see the flag i know where that person stands when it comes to me or anything. but at the end of the day, what is the difference between a rebel flag now and the isis flag that we are so upset about taking over the middle east? so what would be the difference as far as how people express the rebel -- in that time and now in 2015 with the flag? >> all right okay kenneth's thoughts. on twitter "the rebel flag should be treated with respect. it should be folded and put to rest. today it's not a sign of glory but hate "reaction on twitter from dweller. bill in tyler, texas, republican. what do you say, bill? >> caller: good morning. >> good morning. >> caller: i wanted to make a comment. i believe that they should take the flag down

this was about four years ago crime in tampa florida dropped burglaries auto thefts muggings dropped because the criminals suddenly realized that a laptop can go in and create a false return and get a refund. it was all of a sudden too easy to get money. now it's a good thing that people's homes were not being burglarized but in other nevertheless people were being robbed. in this case not only individuals who had a nightmare to deal with by the way and thanks to the irs who helped administratively, once a taxpayer has a false return in their name and all of the other id trauma that they go through of getting back there id but it simply had a whole shift. the taxpayers are paying because of this thefts. thank you mr. chairman. >> i want to thank you for appearing before the committee today as well as all the senators who have participated. this has been a very interesting hearing. first in recent months i have written about the reissuance of activity by tax-exempt organization. you know how interested this committee is in this matter. they tell me when it was reissued the proposal, w

florida. striking this beach in daytona. almost 7 inches of rain in tampaling in just five hours. >> we are literally in about three feet of water. it's coming over. >> 4 inches in diameter. >> this is so ridiculous. >> flash flooding in california. dry creeks flowing. colorado skies packed with thunderstorms. a dust storm causing an 11-car pileup killing two people and new video out of wisconsin showing us the dangers of driving during heavy rain. in nebraska water flowing so fast it's rushing out of the storm drain. 2 inches of rain falling in 30 minutes with 60-mile-per-hour winds blowing over this. louisiana hit hard by the same flooding that made history in may in texas and oklahoma. the water traveling east flooding louisiana rivers that are at their highest water levels in seven decades in i'd say at least a foot in the house, if it wasn't for this wall. >> reporter: overpowering this six-foot sandbag wall and forcing families out of their hopes. >> all we can do is wait and pray and stay hopeful. [ sirens] >> reporter: in florida, firefighters makin

host: republicans line, tony is waiting from tampa, florida.r: i'd like to say chris christie's time has passed and by that i mean, they gave that speech around the, it was awful. -- for romney, it was awful. the week before the election was more like obama was his idol, he did not act like a republican or leader, he acted like a child. another thing about this is if you look at his record in new jersey, the unemployment rate is high, he appointed more liberal judges. when i start tearing apart, you will see that this guy is not a true conservative. the one thing i say is positive is he's a great debater and this is the kind of guy and 2012 that would have tied obama into knots. obama would have been scared of this guy, he is not mccain or romney. he's not a lightweight like john boehner, mitch mcconnell, or paul ryan. he doesn't have a chance and i think donald trump is going to be the only choice republicans can make because he can cut through the mustard. he speaks in a way that ordinary people understand. he is u ordinary people understand.

swain: john in tampa florida. welcome to our conversation.ler: good evening and thank you for this program. just listening to what you were saying just now regarding how interested the first lady was in current events apparently from the newspaper reading, how much influence did she have over the president and his policy particularly as it relates to two things, like the reconstruction? thank you. ms. swain: she clipped things for him and helped him with his speeches and how much influence? guest: i think she had a good calming effect and she could touch his shoulder. we know that andrew johnson had a pretty good temper and oftentimes it would show in his conversation and she was able to calm him down. we really don't know what necessarily her opinions were because she only shared them with him in private, which many first ladies do as you might suspect. but i know she listened to her daughters and asked advice. i don't know how much he listened to it. ms. swain: as i mentioned throughout the program, we'll be returning to the johnson nationa

the main army of the united states goes to tampa florida to get set to go to cuba and the assistant secretary of the navy by the name of -- oh, here he is again, theodore roosevelt -- resigns as assistant secretary of the navy and puts together the first u.s. volunteer cavalry regiment, which is called the rough riders. here is teddy as the rough rider. he gets together with an army colonel by the name of leonard wood and puts together a volunteer organization. they get the usual help from the army, uniforms and military equipment. teddy thinks these uniforms are not good enough. we need uniforms from rooks brothers. i don't make this stuff up. so, teddy raises money to buy the uniforms for the rough riders, which he designs at brooks brothers, and the rough riders are an eclectic group. ivy leaguers, professional and amateur boxers, upscale gentlemen, cowboys indians frontiersman hunters, former soldiers, tradesmen, sheriffs you name it. let's join teddy and go over to cuba. roosevelt and his men depart tempora and arriving cuba on june 23, 1898. under his leadership, the rough riders are fa

last year for the first time ever and the city of tampa and florida said they made $26 million out ofand since then florida is seen for boliwood shoot locations and the indian population there has gained some exposure and even the government and mayor were saying they seem to relate to the local indian population and minorities even more so countries use it in different ways and previous years it was held at a big casino from indian reservations and say it has been successful and they have been gushing about it but i want to place us here now the first day of three-day event and tonight they will give awards to all the technical crew and anyone behind the scenes and over the next two days there are business deals, fashion shows and finally on sunday evening the award ceremony for movies and actors. >> what sort of glamour will you expect on that green equivalent of the red carpet behind you? >> i can tell you more about that if you want. yeah it is not all boliwood stars are here and arriving over the next few days but this is seen as the big awards for those who put movies together a

next up is a call from john in tampa, florida. hi john, welcome to our conversation.ohn: hi, good evening. and thank you for this program. just listening to what you were saying just now regarding how interested the first lady was in current events, apparently from the newspaper reading. how much influence did she have youhow much influence did she have over the president and his policies, particularly as they relate to things like the reconstruction? thank you. susan swain: well, she clipped things for him. she helped him with his speeches. but do we know if she was an influence on his policies? jacqueline berger: i think she was a very good calming effect on him. she was able to just go over and touch his shoulder. we do know that andrew johnson had a pretty good temper and oftentimes it would -- it would show in his conversations. and she was able to calm him down. we really don't know how much -- what necessarily her opinions were, because she only shared them with him in private, which many first ladies do, as you might suspect. but i do know he did listen to her

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matt was killed in shock that officers on friday. >> recently i was in tampa ,-guessed florida ,-guessedd wreak a has been at the microphone for the team ever sense they threw the first pitch and 98. he has never seen a game. >> in re kate talks a good game. a game he can't see he was born blind. a passion for broadcasting, 11 baseball and a devoted teammate helped in re kate live his dream. >> he gets the guys and science stuff and drives made. i am just a schmucker with a microphone. >> reporter: he is more than that, and read k has been the analyst on spanish radio broadcast of tampa bay rays games since 1998 and has broadcast nfl and arena league football games as well. >> debbie harry is his right hand woman feeding him information and statistics. >> reporter: henrique is light onto the field during batting practice. and at his side, they get in a pregame workout, walking a couple of laps around the stadium. >> when i am with the guys i can discuss a lot of things because of all of the studying idea. i know about baseball more than i care to sometimes. >> reporter: they are a great

i remember very well in the late 60s and 1970s walking outside in my home in tampa florida, and the air awful. it was -- we're a warm climate so we have very smoggy days. now, it's -- it's much better. it is noticeably better, and anyone that lives in the 60s and 70s whether you're in an industrial area or not you -- you understand the progress that we've made. i want to thank you for your attention to cleaner air that we breathe. what a privilege it is to live in the country that has been able to show such environmental stewardship and balance it against the economic progress. and that is the history of the country, and i'm confident that we can continue to make that kind of progress. now, miss mccabe what is ozone standard right now? >> 75 parts per billion. >> what does that mean exactly? >> that means that in a billion unit of air no more than 75 of those should be ozone in order to provide healthy air quality. >> how long has it been that 75 -- >> that was adopted in 2008. >> in what was it before that time? >> it was 85. >> so now the proposal epa's proposal, directed by the court

tampa florida. kenneth, independent. good morning. caller: good morning greta.ta wodele brawner: what's your question? caller: i am a retired veteran. what i look at when it comes to the rebel flag because i originally and from south carolina -- it don't bother me to see the flag because once i see the flag i know what that person stands when it comes to me or anything. but at the end of the day, what is the difference between a rebel flag now and the isis flag that we are so upset about taking over the middle east? what would be the difference as far as how people express -- and now in 2013 with the isis flag? greta wodele brawner: someone on twitter says the rebel flag should be treated with respect it should be folded and put to rest. today it is not a sign of glory but hate. that is the reaction on twitter. bill in texas, a republican. caller: good morning. i just wanted to make a comment. i believe that they should take the flag down for the immediate ceremonies. and put it back up. the flag represents an ideology. i am proud to be from the south. i didn't

host: from tampa florida, you're next.r: about year and a half ago on c-span washington journal, there was an expert talking about new changes and drug manufacturing guidelines. he was saying that increasingly american drug companies are using inactive and even active product being manufactured in china and india. when you have these sources from these unreliable countries, is that a big cause why these american drug companies are having problems, because they are relying on these companies instead of manufacturing here the u.s. and and they have to shut down because fda defines quality is an issue? guest: that is a good point as well. i think that is also one of the factors. the supply chain for prescription drugs is becoming increasingly globalized. you do have plans in india and china that seem to be running into issues. the fda does in a sense have jurisdiction over them. they do send inspectors to those countries to inspect those plans, if that ingredient will end up in a product sold here. as i mentioned earlier, the

tampa bay's florida's largest open water estuary tampa bay's water quality is now as good as it was in i want to thank the leadership of tampa bay's program particularly the director, for her vision not only for the estuary program but the entire tampa bay community. tampa bay is coming back to life. again assume its position as a shimmering economic and environmental centerpiece of the vibrant southwest florida region. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from montana seek recognition? the gentleman from montana is recognized for one minute. >> i rise today to recognize tomorrow johnson. mr. zinke: chuck's 43-year journalism career began in 1977. in decades since, chuck has been the primary educator of government, politics, and ethics for generations. i had the pleasure of getting to know chuck as a state senator and had the distinct pleasure of traveling with him across montana. he's a straight shooter and true professional. in the era of online and 24-hour news outlets th

florida. ♪ erik: good morning once again. it you're watching "market makers." stephanie: coming up, ge sells and stifel is buying. erik: the tampang owner on the stanley cup and building a successful franchise in florida. his big development plans for tampa bay. jeff vinik will be with us. stephanie: the largest bank in europe says it will cut thousands of jobs. it's a job aimed at restoring profits. they will eliminate as many as 25,000 jobs. that is 10% of the workforce. that blows my mind. they are trying to cut costs by $5 billion a year. they will sell the operations in turkey. >> brazil and turkey have limited value to the franchise and that's why we have made the announcements we have. 40% of them are in low markets. we will address that. i think the brazil in turkish transactions prove that there are no sacred cows. stephanie: he has announced 87,000 job cuts. he has also reduced the number of countries at the operate in. greece has some problems. they have just submitted a new proposal to try to unlock the bailout money. this plan is getting the same reception as the others did. one international official told us it's j

tampa. home opener is october 12th against the florida panthers. >>> nhl commissioner gary bet man announced some changes for this season including challenges and overtime three on three instead of four on 46789 expansion front runners are le vast as, seattle and quebec. quebec had a team until 1995, nordiques. they will pay a 500 million-dollar expansion fee. >>> union takes on seattle sounders in chester and the union gets a great crossing pass and then a goal from cj sapong in the 69th minute. that is only goal of the game and sapong's fourth straight game with the goal. union wins it one to nothing. they play montreal impact saturday night at ppl park. >> nice, well done. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news", philly is men for cheese steaks, pretzels, water ice but now we are getting major recognition for pizza. >> we will tell what you one magazine is calling the best pizza in the entire country. >> if only... >> let's quit talking about it. >> somebody can you hear me. >>> but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3. >>> clean up continues in the wake of the tuesday's damaging

. >>> in florida people decorated with the confederate flag drove through the tampa bay area last nighte organizer of the event is calling it the drive for pride. the purpose of it all, to rally for those who support the confederate flag. parade of trucks cars bikes drove bumper to bumper to tampa sporting the controversial flag. >>> senator bob casey wants to increase funding for amtrak to $1.4 billion. recently the u.s. house of representatives moved to cut the agency's funds by $230 million. but philadelphia is preparing for some major events bringing millions of people into the city in the upcoming months. including the 11 million passengers that traveled the northeast corridor every day. earlier this month, a federal railroad administration safety advisory recommended a theory of safety measures. 200 were injured. it was traveling over 100 miles an hour. double the posted speed limit. earlier this month ntsb investigators revealed brandon bostian was not talking or texting on his cell phone at the time of the derailment. investigators are still looking for the cause of the crash. >

the tampa bay lightning hosting the chicago blackhawks. the women from michigan and floridaying college softball. >>> good morning. welcome to our "sportscenter" center here in los angeles. you're up first. >>> we have a studio audience there's a lot of pressure on us. let's start in colorado pedersen. the dodgers hit a lot of home runs. pederson hit one. second deck. that was 467 feet. then in the second game bust out the tape measure again, because he just went 480, longest home run in the majors this season and clayton kershaw is like balm garthner wasn't that far off me. dodgers, up 6-0. the go-ahead run as in go ahead and hit a grand slam. there's charlie blackmon. got it -- missed it by that much. dodgers come back and win. >>> let's check out stanton and the marlins taking on the cubs. 4-2 lead. stanton. even when it doesn't look like he hit a home run he hits a home run. that's 14 home runs at home. the marlins win it 5-2. >> a lot more scores. but, no more time. >> how about some applause. [ applause ] >> nice studio audience. >> it was good fellas. i don't know if