was010, the site transferred to st. clair county. at that point, we began restoration of the site which began with the tower. we replace 35,000 bricks and started looking at the other buildings and their needs for restoration. we started looking at getting grants for the site. and the process was ongoing. the 25 year plan to restore the site. most of the buildings that were here were established by the 1930's. it was a natural fit. we have one room in the duplex, the keepers duplex we have restored to its 1930's appearance. it allows visitors to get a glimpse of what the building will look like when it is completed. the fort gratiot light station is a unique part of michigan's history, being that it is the first lighthouse in the state. we get a lot of visitorsd that love lighthouses that come here from all over the united states and canadao. we are next to an international crossing. i think what we are really trying to do in the city of port huron is show we can become a destination for tourism. sites,re a lot of unique including a l

i want to reiterate the answers on this. st. to saying the allegations are absolutely untrue -- that is a direct quote. abbott also said it will not comment. out where european equities finished in the thursday session. it was the first down day this week. everybody is waiting for janet yellen tomorrow, jackson hole, london, three clock p.m. time. it is a closed session. mentioning.h one bit of economic data, german business confidence falling to the lowest level in six months. we are all awaiting yellen. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is noon in new york, 5:00 p.m. in london, and midnight in hong kong. >> a welcome to bloomberg markets. from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, good afternoon. i am scarlet fu. matt: and i am matt miller. we are covering stories out of italy for the next hour. here is what we are watching. saint jude medical, citing security flaws in cardiac devices. we will hear about it in an interview. plus, the firm that worked with many waters to hack into the medical devices. allegations --e saint jude say

the st. clair river is straight connecting lake here on with lake erie. this is as far as we cover water, poor huron, that water is a significant issue. a nomadic journalist like we all are in the community. we sit on the head of west virginia, lived in florida and georgia and kentucky. now michigan. we moved around a lot. one thing i learned to do was take a dip into local history to understand the community. how do you know where you are going? how do you know where you are or where you are going if you don't know where you have been? frankly i was surprised how rich the history is in this community and this part of michigan. maybe i shouldn't have been, the mid deck of the great lakes, great shipping industry, for 20 years after the civil war we were the leading second point of entry for immigration, you wouldn't think hundreds of thousands of americans came across the border here. they get cheap fares in canada to take the railroad. across the river points west. there was a reason for it.

the closures include the st. john of the cross church, and the st. cecelia church. they were part of parish merges in the last four years. >>> a group marched on broad street to city hall today to speak out against poverty, hunger, and violence. the action cam was at broad street and lehigh avenue as this march stepped off. participants took turns talking about the biggest problems they see in their community. at the the lincoln summer init's time to relax.t, from the moment you take your foot off the brake, the brake stays engaged and you stay put. taking the legwork out of stop and go traffic. and even hills. that's the more human side of engineering. this is the lincoln summer invitation, hurry in now to your dealer for limited time offers. lease a lincoln mkx for $349 a month or get 0% apr for 60 months and just announced $1,000 summer invitation bonus. fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. i'

the city sits at the junction of the st. air river on like iran and its blue water bridge serves as when the baby is crossing points between the u.s. and canada. with the help of a comcast partners, over the next "60 minutes" we will travel around the city of about 30,000 to talk with local authors about the history of the area including the role steamships played in the region during the 19th century spent testing but was constructed in new york new niagara falls and the vessel ran between blackrock or buffalo and detroit for about three years before it was wrecked. that was the beginning of the steamboat age and people understood, they didn't travel very fast but they traveled reliably. >> later we will visit the thomas edison depot museum, about the importance of the railroads in the development of michigan's thumb region. >> when the railroads first came in to the county and into the thumb region as a whole, most of the life was centered upon the lake. so the interior itself, if there were arms or earlier settles, they we

not really seeing any delays for the st. pete area on 275, you can go ahead and check average speeds on 275. not too bad, again the roads are wet so use caution but we're still in the green, 66 the average speed northbound from the sunshine skyway all the way down to the howard frankland and 64 the average speed in the opposite direction. >>> we're following developing news now, singer chris brown is already out of jail, he was is facing assault charges after an hourslong standoff with police yesterday. brown allegedly threatened a woman with a gun at his l.a. home. police are saying the woman called early yesterday morning from his property needing help. the woman who called police says brown pointed a gun at her face after he saw her admiring another man's diamond necklace. brown posted a video on his instagram account denying everything. he'll be back in court next month. >>> caught on camera, central florida woma encounter with a huge black bear in her driveway. the bear comes up, sniffs her knee, then her face, and turns

one of the latest attacks on the 16th st., mall. >> it happens a lot. from violent type attacks to broad daylight. these videosbring serious questions about the safety of the 16th st., mall. >> i am lucky i am alive. >> reporter: and avid skateboarder, he says he was taking a break in commons park and someone hit him from behind with a skateboard. >> the sandpaper, is shocked my ear. >> i have never been hurt this back. stroke he says he snapped this photo before he blacked out. you can see that part of his -?ear is missing. >> i don't remember much. >> reporter: says the guy who hit him took off with his debit card and marijuana.>> i am surprised that there was no copper around at that moment. it makes me wonder how safe you are. get a good look at the guy who hit him. he believed he may been homeless and on drugs. >> denvers mayor has a plan and so does the police chief. tonight were asking the new city council president what he is planning on doing ? >>> we uncover discrepancy in a school board members resume and now we are asking why the denver $19,0

you guys figured out there were some security flaws in the st. jude medical devices and you took it to money waters. why not go to the company? 18my team spent the last months looking at medical devices. we looked at incidents across the board. once we saw the results, particularly at saint jude outcal, saint jude stood far and away as severely deficient when it came to security mechanisms. so, we were shocked. an impact thisen significant before in my career. so we say what do we do with this information? i understand that standard operating procedures are to approach the manufacturer, but what we have seen with saint jude medical is a history of sweeping issues under the carpet. as far back as 2015, we know saint jude was approached by a researcher with some security folder abilities within the suite. we have seen that the same issues exist to this very day. in 2014, the dhs launched an investigation into st. jude medical and other manufacturers. guidelines were issued requiring manufacturers to prioritize diverse security when it comes to their

at the "jobnews" website. today in st. pete: a public meeting over the new "coast bike share" program. it will feature about 300 bikes and 30 stations throughout the city. a similar service is already running in tampa. st. pete is hoping to start the service something this fall. today is the second public meeting on the service... as the city tries to get imput on the public, on where the bike hubs should be. the meeting is at 6-30 p-m at the sunshine and tonight in pinellas park... get your groove on... at the roller rink. the "astro skate" center in pinellas park is having a 70's skating party. everyone is asked to dress in ?vintage outfits and skate to disco hits. it's all a fundraiser for the st. art series they're trying to buy. it starts tonight at 6-30. ((//2shot)) toss to dave... ((walter check your cupboards... pantry... and, those labels. we're live this morning with new ?sugar guidelines and how they could really change what your family eats. ((vanessa pack your bags! you are now free, to move about the country.

. >> here we were at the historic st. francis hotel, which was actually a representation of the evolution of elevators. can you tell us more about san francisco history here at the st. francis? >> sure. st. francis demonstrates well the evolution of elevated technology. and substantially damaged the 1906 earthquake and rebuilt in 1907 or 1908, and extend it again in 1913. then a new tower was added in 1932, so there is all sorts of elevator technology you can see at the st. francis that very much represents the building history of san francisco. >> i understand there is a really old elevator still operating here. >> that is right, the elevator installed in the 1913 expansion. we can go look at that. >> let's go take a look. here we are in a spectacular st. francis lobby. here is the clock. when people say "meet me at the clock in the st. francis." let's look at that elevator. >> ok, let's do it. >> here we are in the elevator installed as part of the expansion, and this is the way it was originally installed about 100 year

. >> reporter: in may, the st. lucie river, which is part of the indian river lagoon, became so polluted that the florida department of health warned residents not to touch the water. this toxic blue-green algae smothered parts of the river, suffocating endangered manatees. pictures and videos of the contamination are all over social media. in this one, a manatee swims through the thick sludge, desperate for relief, as good samaritans hose it down with fresh water. scientists say the river is heavily polluted by water released from nearby lake okeechobee, which is drained regularly to prevent flooding. the drainage dumps excess algae and agricultural fertilizer runoff into the river. last month, officials curtailed the discharges to help keep the toxic algae under control. however, the water from lake okeechobee isn't the only culprit. >> we have two major problems-- that discharge from the lake is bringing a lot of freshwater into the system, and then all the septic tanks that are also draining into the system with

we're live in the st. george section of staten island, ali bauman cbs2 news. >>> a long island woman is set to be arraigned on animal torture charges after one of her dogs died from heat exposure. louise hanitz left her two dogs in the sun on her balcony. someone noticed the dogs on monday and called police. one of the dogs died. it's unclear how long the dogs were left outside. >>> police on the hunt for a officers with a k-9 dog were trying to track the man down yesterday in riverside park. that's a few blocks from the crime scene. police say a good samaritan was slashed in the arm when he tried to break up a fight between the suspect and a father with a small child. the victim's injury was not serious. >>> to campaign 2016 now, donald trump appears at a rally in michigan a day after dramatically changing his tone on the campaign trail, admitting he's been >> sometimes in the heat of debate and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words or you say the wrong thing. i have done that

the latest plan to keep them in st. pete comes with questions. >> the mayor put out this tweet on twitter last night saying preliminary ideas from the architects. the master planning continues. tonight we have brand-new details of what exactly that master plan is. >> he shoots one deep center field. >> reporter: trying to predict the future of tropicana field is kind of li rays next winning season. you know it will happen. you just don't know when. is pa fabric of the community. >> reporter: st. pete councilman kennedy knows a lot about baseball. >> i learned baseball from my father and from his friends and growing up in new jersey and going to yankee stadium. >> reporter: these days he is fighting to keep his new hometown team. >> it is the best pitch that we have. >> reporter: that pitch is to land surrounding the trop, land the city already owns. world renowned architect firm hks which built the new dallas cowboys stadium designed the project. >> it has the infrastructure available with the -- with the interstate. we'

now we're going to look at the ryan nyp spirit of st. louis. this airplane in may 1927 flew the 3,600 miles in 33 1/2 hours from new york to paris. flown by charles lindbergh, who was an unknown male pilot. his goal was to win the ortege prize of $25,000 for the first nonstop flight from new york to paris. orteng was a hotel entrepreneur and he wanted to join his former country, france, with the united states. and so, that was the impetus of this flight. but what it represents in the history of aviation is part of the telling of the airplane and this transformation of the airplane from what the wright brothers created and how it transitions over the '20s and '30s to what we call the modern airplane. and so, lindbergh was an unknown air male pilot in 1926 who, as flying from the st. louis to chicago air route, flying the mail, was thinking about is this possible? and building upon that idea, he gets financiers from st. louis, people, you know, he trained them to fly, you know, interacted with him in the aviation circles. and he gets the backing t

the nervous system. haoefs medially sent he was immediately sent to st. jude. >> . it changes your life. >> the cancer -rs the cancer was agrossive and he was not responding to the treatment. >> . he passed away with his family in las vegas. >> . we're sad. it's hard. it's hard not having him here. we know he's in a better place. carson helped sell out oeuz home tun he challenged me to do the here. so. get your ticket. we have one week left. >> . here's how you can help support the st. jude children. and their families. give away. and time is running out. so are the tickets. you are looking at this years dream home. >> the tickets they're a hundred dollars. you are welcome to buy more than one. to increase your odds of the winning the home. or other prizes that will be given away next week. help us help st. jude. the goal is raise a million dollars for the hospital and patients. >> . this really is not just about the house. it's great house. >> . but you'll help a lot of kids. >> never too late to learn something new. >> . introducing us to 3 beautiful young ladies.

the rain. this is 275 through st. pete. already had four crashes reported on the interstate through pinellas county. so nothing causing any major delays out there but again just a sign that the roads are wet and you want to use caution when you're heading out.

w-q-y-k will host a "celebration of life" at the mahaffey theater in st. petersburg. friends, listeners, and the entire community are invited to come out and share stories about him. mckay has been in the radio business for decades, and recently cohosted the "dave and veronica" morning show on q-y-k. mckay passed away in his sleep last week. the cause of death has still not been released. doors open at 4- 30 p-m, the memorial starts at five. an update on the zika scare in south florida. health officials now say there are 22 ?local cases. they added ?another case on wednesday. and they're still waiting on results... from at leaset another ?forty cases. and right now, ?all these local cases are in south florida. zika is becoming a big ?economic issue in south florida. tourism officials are worried... and so are local businesses in miami. several had to shut down in the wynwood area for the past at least ?one is already back open. "the yard" is an outdoor food and music spot. the owner says he couldn't ?afford to stay closed any longer. the mayor of miami-dade says all th

either the game n tuesday august 30-th against the st. louis cardinals... or the game on wednesday september 21st versus the pittsburgh pirates. the drive is taking place today and tomorrow on the club level at miller park.if you'd like to donate... enter the park through the t-g-i friday's hot corner.don't forget to bring a photo i-d. coming up on the cbs 58 news trouble in rio... for two american swimmers who say they were robbed at gun point. the latest in the investigation coming up! plus- volunteers from wisconsin are heading to louisiana to help people there... as devastating flooding continues... as the nine more medals the rio olympics for team u-s-a. all-around gymnastics champion simone biles finished her games with a fourth gold medal. ben tracy reports from rio de janeiro. (nats simone biles flr) (narr 1) simone biles put the greatest lympic games for a gymnast in history. (nats simone biles floor) (narr 2) rio gold, this time on the floor -- flipping, twisting and ncing her way into the record books. her four gold medals in rio are more than any

the st. petersburg police chief already has the new officers on the streets, meeting the community. he explained that 99% of the public is good, but it's the 1% that cause all the problems. >> the officers go out and meet they were involved in handing out book bags. so they were seeing the population that is good. from day-to-day they won't be able to meet them because they're trying to solve a problem. >> the chief tells us the one thing that he tells his officers, his door is always open. by the way, we wish those police officers the best of luck as they start their new careers tomorrow. >>> now to a story all new tonight. belgium authorities are investigating an attack by a machete-wielding man on two great in arabic as he slashed at the officers. the assailant who has not been identified by the belgium law enforcement officers was fatally shot as he attacked the officers. >>> in iran they confirmed the execution of a nuclear scientist that gave the united states information. ironically he was welcomed home from the u.s. as a hero in 2010. iran then claimed they that his claim he

number ten at the very bottom of the list, st. augustine. ignacio daas is the original plan, how they'll use the land in the area. literally we're a one-fifth scale model of what was considered a frontier fortification of spain, meaning defending the frontier from the two nations. 16th, 17th, early 18th century, they'll have fortifications all around a city they are laying siege to. you'll see 15 or 16 of these in some places that they built up to conduct a three or four-year siege of a city. it was a really common design. but he took that design and scaled it down to fit the land area he had to work with here which is one of the reasons why the inside where the doors and windows are laid out is a little bit odd ball. windows or doorways will be slammed into a corner that seems out of balance. but the rest of all the architectural details balance everything out. original design of the fort is what is called trace italian. it has a couple of innovations in it that come from different people. right off the bat there is one we stole -- i should

almost 90 churches were destroyed, including the giant st. paul's cathedral. king charles ii commissioned christopher wren to help oversee the rebuilding of the city. new st. paul's. begun in 1675, it took 36 years to complete. its iconic dome is one of the largest in the world and was modeled after the dome of st. peter's at the vatican. for more than 200 years, st. paul's reigned as the city's tallest building. ii, london was during world war oftembed by the germans.n bo amazingly, st. paul's survived. ? over the centuries, the cathedral played a central role in many of england's most important state events, including the funerals of the great naval hero admiral nelson and prime minister winston churchill. ? but not all occasions were so solemn. got married and became princess diana. >> ? god save our gracious queen ? >> i, charles philip arthur george... >> "take diana frances..." thee, >> ...take thee, diana frances... >> "...to my wedded wife." >> ...to my wedded wife. [ "god save the queen" playing ] >> this impressive building still echoes with the pomp

doppler, and there's storms for the dakotas just dying out, and major flooding louisiana to texas to the st. louis area today, with an incredible amount of rain, and watson, louisiana, with over 30 inches of rain. over the last 5 days. we have had less than 10 here for the year at d.i.a. look for wind and lightning. that's about it for showers later today. a dry start with storms out of the northwest later this afternoon. really more towards dinner time. we will get cooler air moveing into the evening, but as far as rain goes it will be minimal around here during the day, and that means the rockies may get a rumble of thunder early on, but skies will be clearing for the evening, with temperatures dropping in all a nice night tonight. >> thank you, marty. 5:33, and we will talk about your monday commute. what do you have to watch out for? >> i want you to keep in mind a lot of kids are going back to school. pay attention to the school zones, and of course, give an extra look as you make your way down the side streets. day, follow, #9news. no major accidents to clog up your commute so far. th

busy day at the st. jude dream home today. sports zone team in the house. not far from the south lands. in the ker features 34 hundred square feet of living space. 4 bedroom 4 bathrooms. and valued at 550 thousand dollars. the dream home give away raises more than a million dollars for children's research hospital. >> . patients and families never receive a bill from st. jude. amazing. all thanks to fundraisers and donations. deborah takahara shows us. volunteers also play a big role with helping the hospital. >> . in their mission to save childrens lives. they depend on volunteers. lots of them. >> they provide that extra special touch. that care. they're not clinicians. they're not here to ask medical questions. they are that much needed relief. they step in. when something is needed. provide the extra spherbl touch and care. and they're so valuable. >> . she is the coordinator for the volunteer services department. >> we have volunteers specially trained to go into the patient room. and sit with the patient while mom or dad or care giver needs a you can

almost 90 churches were destroyed, including the giant st. paul's cathedral. king charles ii commissioned christopher wren to help oversee the rebuilding of the city. ?? new st. paul's. begun in 1675, it took 36 years to complete. its iconic dome is one of the largest in the world and was modeled after the dome of st. peter's at the vatican. for more than 200 years, st. paul's reigned as the city's tallest building. during world war ii, london was often bombed by the germans. amazingly, st. paul's survived. ?? over the centuries, the cathedral played a central role in many of england's most important state events, including the funerals of the great naval hero admiral nelson and prime minister winston churchill. ?? but not all occasions were so solemn. got married and became princess diana. >> ? god save our gracious queen ? >> i, charles philip arthur george... >> "take thee, diana frances..." >> ...take thee, diana frances... >> "...to my wedded wife." >> ...to my wedded wife. [ "god save the queen" playing ] >> this impressive building still echoes with the

in 2010, the site was transferred to st. clair county. began restoration of the site, which began with a tower. we started looking at the other buildings and their needs for restoration. we started looking at getting grants for the site. it's a 25 year plan to restore the site and bring it back to its 1930's appearance. most of the buildings that were here were established by the 1930's, so it was a natural fit we have one period building in the keepers duplex restored to the 1930's appearance and what it does is allows visitors to get a glimpse of what the building would look like when it is restored. this is a unique part of michigan's history. we get a lot of visitors that love lighthouses and come from all over the united states and canada. we are right next to an international crossing. i think what we are trying to do here is show that we can become a destination for tourism. there is a lot of unique sites around the area including the light station in that it provides a venue for people to catch a glimpse into the local area's past

the rain. this is 275 through st. pete. already had four crashes reported on the interstate through pinellas county. so nothing causing any major delays out there but again just a sign that the roads are wet and you want to use caution when you're heading out. same area, tampa road and u.s. 19, earlier crash from overnight that involved a semi. that has cleared. now we have a new crash in this area reported, looks like some lanes are still blocked, might want to avoid that area if you can. you can try belcher instead. checking out another crash eastbound i-4 just before you get to macintosh, you can see it here not really seeing delays and westbound into tampa looking pretty good. >>> 6:01. we will continue on weather and traffic conditions all morning to help keep you safe. >> people in citrus county are paying especially close attention to the forecast. they could take the brunt of the storm in our area as ivan told you a little while ago. they are going to see heavy rain and also gusty winds throughout the day today and t

the only spot that's still left in the 80s, even st. petersburg has managed to get down to 79 degrees. new port richey 78. you go inland, you go to winter haven, sebring, both spots also in the upper 70s. here's the thing. drier air sitting in the mid levels of the atmosphere, holding back our typical afternoon showers and thunderstorms. won't completely emi but knock the rain chances back to 20% which for this time of year, it's hard to do. that will be the case again today. there will be one or two stray thunderstorms around the area for later this afternoon. onto the tropics because that's where all the activity is. you have one, two, three systems to talk about. this is fiona, still -- i mean, barely, though, hanging in there with all the dry air surrounding it. you have a strong tropical wave, dry air surrounding it and they off the coast of africa about 24 to 36 thundershowers ago and this thing is almost a tropical depression. i think this one will win the race to be named before this one is as they all work their way toward, at t

the city. ? wren's masterpiece would be a new st. paul's. to complete. its iconic dome is one of the largest in the world and was modeled after the dome of st. peter's at the vatican. for more than 200 years, st. paul's reigned as the city's tallest building. during world war ii, london was often bombed by the germans. amazingly, st. paul's survived. ? over the centuries, the cathedral played a central role important state events, including the funerals of the great naval hero admiral nelson and prime minister winston churchill. ? but not all occasions were so solemn. this is where lady diana spencer got married and became princess diana. queen ? >> i, charles philip arthur george... >> "take thee, diana frances..." >> ...take thee, diana frances... >> "...to my wedded wife." >> ...to my wedded wife. [ "god save the queen" playing ] >> this impressive building still echoes with the pomp and glory that were once the british empire. you can climb to the top of the dome and gaze out on modern london. the view is spectacular. reporting for "teen kids news," i

>> so the spirit of st. louis came to the smithsonian in 1928 and it was stored on display in the arts and industries building where it was hanging over the traditional oak and glass cases, other objects, not just aviation artifacts. and so it was there more or less over the years on display in the arts and industries building which you can still see today. but that was -- in a lot of ways this building was intended to put the spirit of st. louis in that very important spot in the milestones of flight gallery to display it. >> i'm going the have you think about this as we listen to dave from new york. but what questions, what things are unanswered in terms of aviation history? think about that. let's go to dave in new york. go ahead, please. >> caller: just had a question, two questions actually. i visited the museum in 1976 and i remember it very well when it first opened. how have the artifacts -- have any of them degraded over the past 40 years? that's my first question. the second question is what is on y

if anything, the opposite. >> seems relief that st. de had a relatively specific response to each of these charges and bits of research put out there opposed to a general, you know, we stand by the product kind of a comment. i don't know if that's going to carry the day but seems like a relief down. >> shares down about half a percent. 15 minutes left to go in the session. >>> mylan ceo heather bresch feeling the heat. in the wake of yesterday trying to defend the price increases for epipen. >> while the stock saw a mild uptick after a tough week, columnists and consumers are raging against the drugmaker and joined by meg tirrell. when's the news today on this one? >> the attempt to shift the conversation to the rest of the health care industry and this idea that it's the middlemen who are incentivizing rising drug prices and mylan with a tough week and a little bit in the green down. down almost 12% on the week amid the scrutiny. heather bresch, the ceo of mylan, continuing to be a focus of coverage. looking at "the new york times" the

deadly mistake: stewart was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. he was st arrested on ?another burglary charge three weeks ago. and the man who the polls are closed this morning... and the results are in... from florida's primary elections. and no ?huge surprises either. most of the frontrunners... dominated. and that includes the state's biggest race... for the u-s senate. on the republican side... incumbent marco rubio easily beat businessman "carlos beruff" . and on the democratic side, patrick murphy crushed his competition as well. rubio and murphy wl now face off in november. other highlights from last night's results... david jolly wins the republican primary for the 13 congressional he fes off against ?democrat charlie crist in november. hillsborough county's clerk of court... not going anheyw. pat frank just won her ?fourth term. and amendment four passes... that allows homeowners and businesses to get tax breaks for solar power. and of course there are many other ?local races from last night. you can find ?all the results on our website "fox 13 news dot com"...

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according to legend, in the year 813, st. ins were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of priests re-established the tradition. the route has since enjoyed a huge resurgence, with 100,000 pilgrims trekking the santiago each year. - [tim] this program is made possible in part by historic marion, virginia, home of the wayne henderson school of appalachian arts, and celebrating 20 years as a certif

including her friends from the st. pete aquatics club. margalis grew up in clearwater, and graduated from countryside high. ((wally)) you could call it the ultimate dunk tank. but it's serious business: water training for police officers that could save their lives. ((jen)) and fox-13's lloyd sowers dove right in... with members of if you're on the tactical repsonse team in tampa.... taking the plunge comes with the territory.27:56 "we're surrounded by bodies of water / 28:16 "we have to know how our bodies are going to react and how our equipment is going to react." they call this "the chair" . it's training for a chopper crash. "flipping upside down , being upside down because that's typically what happens when a helpicopter goes in the water . "they say the key is not to panic, to keep your cool when you're upside down, underwater." training for the worst. "and you're having to operate upside down so we want poeple to be comfortable with that." for a first timer, comfortable? no. but ready to give it a shot. my first sensation was not k

the city of st. petersburg is flood area. as ashley yore explains tonight, the savings will go into homeowners' pockets. >> reporter: it's a beautiful view that comes with a price. >> insurance costs have gone up over the two years significantly. >> report: the shore acres home is in what saint pete caspecial flood hazard areand flood insurance can be notorious lehigh here. some relief could be coming. it will drop from a 6 to a 5 saving the families $1.9 million collectively on flood insurance. >> that would be great for the homeowners because all of the other exns are going . up >> reporter: the city has made changes, lying raising the minimum height on ne construction by two feet. that's ho th're changing the fema designation. it means an extra 5% cut to flood insurance rates. money that lucy would love to hang on to. >> for the amount of money w savings. it pays for some stuff for him. so dini'll take some savings. >> reporter: that's money that he can spend on supplies that he knows he needs living in the neighborhood. >>

the st. john the baptist parish department lowered the flags to half staff to honor their chief. the crash is under investigation.>>> cool temperatures hitting the bay area. >> we are back with your complete forecast narrator: it wasn't that long ago. years of devastating cutbacks to our schools. 30,000 teachers laid off. class sizes increased. art and music programs cut. we can't ever go back. ryan ruelas: so vote yes on proposition 55. reagan duncan: prop 55 prevents 4 billion in new cuts to our schools. letty muÑoz-gonzalez: simply by maintaining the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians. ryan ruelas: no new education cuts, and no new taxes. reagan duncan: vote yes on 55. sarah morgan: to help our children thrive. >>> everybody concerned about labor day weekend >> it's getting close. hard to believe we are winding things down with summer but out the door, lots of sunshine today. a gentle breeze and a few patches of fog but mostly clear. highs today in the 80s so we bounced back and numbers running slightly below average bed temperatures are mild 61 in oakland and con

according to legend, in the year 813, st. mes' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of priests re-established the tradition. the route has since enjoyed a huge resurgence, with 100,000 pilgrims trekking the santiago each year.

the salty rim grill in st. pete beach started a donation drive and say the response was overwhelming. some of the employees there have family and friends impacted by the flooding, they've lost their homes and businesses so now they are heading to baton rouge to deliver clothing, shoes, diapers, food and water from very generous people. >>> police releasing new chicago bulls star dwyane wade's cousin. she was pushing a stroller when she was hit by stray bullets on a chicago street. prosecutors charged 22-year-old darren sorels and his brother darwin with first degree murder in her death. they are documented gang members, darryl was just released from prison two weeks ago and was wearing an electronic monitoring device. they were chasing a 25-year-old man when she shot at him but hit the mother of four had just just enrolled one child in school. >>> the one orlando fund raised $23 million so far for the pulse nightclub shooting victims but now gun violence experts say that is not nearly enough to help. they say it

they're blocking off the area where the body was discovered near the st. george terminal. it's an area where construction is happening, but a 911 call alerted them to what was happening. we'll show you video of the investigation since that male body was discovered on a bench around 1:45 this morning. the victim. he was declared dead on the scene. had stab wounds to the torso. they don't know the identity of the person found stabbed to death on the bench. police tell me they're trying to nail that down as well as finding out a motive for this as well as any suspect vovred. this is happening near the st. george terminal where they're doing construction. a lot of people working on that project coming into work. they're not allowed down below street level w discovered. back to you. >> tracie strahan, thank you. >>> a community came together to remember a queens woman killed while jogging in howard beach. hundreds gathered for a candlelight vigil for 38-year-old karina vetrano. her body was found by her father yesterday hours after she went for a run. her father usually jogged w

the age of 87. his funeral is being held at st. lawrence catholic church on st. himes avenue, a church that he founded. take a listen as they honor monsignor laurence higgins. this is live. >> may i ask you a moment. -- seated for a moment. on behalf of the family of the church of st. petersburg and st. lawrence parish, i welcome all of you this morning to come to this farewell for someone that most of you new and loved so very, very much and who was with you at many of the most important moments of your life. i wish to express in a ia way my gratitude to the murray family who stood with him, especially in these last few months and cared for him with great love and great devotion. i also would like to express my thanks this morning to father tom morgan, the previous pastor of st. lawrence, the man who had the impossible job of taking over when monsignor higgins retired and who did it the priest who was his pastor when he was young. to father michael moore, the current pastor, first assigned here early in the breast hood and now at this particular moment has found

priceless. >> she dropped off most of the armor last week and it is enough to cover all 40 members of the st. pete swat team. the cost is about $30,000 covered by her partners for life foundation, and she also plans >> and democratic presidential nominee will be at a rally in st. pete on monday. she will outline her jobs plan which she says will be the biggest investment in jobs since world war ii. the rally is scheduled for begin at 3:30, and meantime donald trump made an appearance in green bay,is the home state of paul ryan, and as you know, things have been a bit tense between them. trump said he was not quite there yet, an echo of ryan's recitation in supporting trump for president, but today trump changed his tune. >> i support and endorse our paul ryan. good, a good man. he is a good man and he is a good guy. and we may disagree on a couple of things but mostly we agree and we're going get it done. >> tonight's endorsement is a sign that trump is trying to right the campaign ship, and he endorsed senator mccain and that hampshire. and others say want to fix what they call a broken imm

i was an editorial writer at the st. louis globe democrat. d having some difficulty with my publisher at the time. i thought maybe i ought to get out of this office and get into the real world. invited by derksen to fill in for him at a speech in belleville, illinois. but across the river, 15 miles across the river from st. louis. he was going to speak there and then he was going to go to a cocktail reception given by don the cartoonist at the globe democrat and a good friend of mine. i said, you've got to be invited to your party and you've got to get me to meet richard nixon at your party because i want to meet him. he said, i'll do it for you. house, ando hess's me into the he got kitchen, introduced me to richard nixon. i said, mr. vice president, how are you? if you're going to run in 1968i like to get aboard early. direct approach was best. and he said, what you do? i'm the assistant editorial editor of the st. louis globe democrat. he said, i don't want to know what your title is, i want to know what you do. i said, i write editorials.

a lot of people showing up for this project on the st. george terminal have been kept away as the investigation continues. back to you. >> thank you. >>> firefighters are still putting out hot spots at a factory fire in queens that fire erupted around 7:00 p.m. last night inside the mill work sunnyside. the intense flames fueled by wood and paint thinners destroyed the factory. firefighters were able to save three neighboring businesses without injuries. there's no word on what sparked the flames. lori bordonaro will have reaction at 5:30. >> police are looking for clues that will lead them to the person who killed a jog ner queens. the body of 30-year-old karina beach yesterday. she was strangled. hundreds of people remembered her at a candlelight vigil last night. police do not know if she was targeted by her killer or if she was the victim of a random attack. >>> the lawyer for a suspected burglar who was shot by police in queens say it was an unjustiiable use of force. theo peres was arraigned last night. he was caught on surla when of

the st >>> the food and drug administration has accepted for an ovarian cancer drug and granted the new treatment and is expected to give an approval decision by early next year. shares up to 27% at 23.03. night, we told you that the price of epipens have risen over the past few years and that some member ofs of congress are calling for an investigation. tonight, we take a closer look at t >> it's a life saving drug. and it's price has increased by more t in the past decade. the epipen used in emergency allergy attack lawmakers. >> it's price gaunlging. no other term for it. it's morally bankrupt. >> investors in the maker, drug company mylan, are growing concerned about the increasing focus, putting pressure on mylan's stocks. epipen accounted for more than 20% of m aes's profits last year and grew a billion dollars in revenue.600, 700% and that's an open invitation to succeeded, though many have tried. first, there was a french drug maker made available in january of 2013 in the u.s. it looked different from the marker like epipen and features voice guided instructions for users, but