us here in florida, 29 electoral votes for us. pennsylvania came in with 20. north carolina gave 15 to the donald trump campaign, also ohio. wisconsin also went for donald trump, in iowa electoral votes there. that added up right now to 278. everything is not said and done but that did give donald trump the presidency. of course, as you can imagine, let's get rid of that there are plenty reactions on social media although not from the campaign themselves. this is what donald trump tweeted earlier this afternoon and today we campaign spokesperson tweeted the several hours ago, things that were true, undercover donald trump go that may have to do with this. a lot of people were closeted donald trump people. mike pence for vice president , hillary pleasure -- hillary 's floor and ceiling are the same and we expanded the map. we will have more social media reaction throughout the morning. >>> volatility after the election. futures have already plummeted. the dow jones futures were down more than 700 points at one point his realization spread the donald trump was l

>> the good thing is none of us here in florida have basements. so we can go with that. in our sky cast for today on election day pleasant at the policy this morning right around 66 degrees at 8 a.m. by lunchtime i know a lot of people will be heading out there, maybe you're celebrating that you already voted, 82 around 3 p.m., breeze and a few passing clouds. we're at 63 in bartow, 64 in sarasota and my weather watcher bob in venice says 61 degrees. anywhere from 2 to 6 degrees -6 degrees cooler right now than this time yesterday. long range forecast high pressure give us that light breeze from the east. tomorrow though a cold front comes in, it's a weak cold front so i'm much that cooler behind it, be in the upper 70s to 80s by friday. . >> we have overnight construction. that's the name of the game right now. we're looking at our gorgeous skyway bridge. you can see we do have the right lane taken away. should be wrapped up within the next hour. there are no delays. not many vehicles out there on y and that's why we don't have any delays. so skyway bridge, that's where

the way, i'm still tracking this area in the caribbean still has a 70% no chance of affecting us here in florida because it's going to just sit there. >>> we check in now with traffic on the 8s. a lot of people have next week off. >> that's right. i'll tell you the best day to take off for thanksgiving and head out is sunday. i no he a lot go on wednesday but sunday is the best. all right let's take a look here. sarasota area we're moving at good speeds despite a little bit of construction out over at university a lot of construction going on. the southbound on-ramp from university to i-75 is blocked. but it should be wrapped up within the next hour. all right. we've got a little bit of construction westbound on university. now, 275 right before kennedy boulevard got a little accident out here. we've got something in the median here, a box truck and also over here a little bit of activity that's been pushed to the shoulder. it was radio lane. i just see activity here on the shoulder. i hope it's going to wrap up soon but no delays. that's a look at weather and traffic on the 8s. >>> governor ric

. >>> cooler air, drier air moving into the southeast, including us here in florida. i will let you know how long it lasts. we will take a look at the weekend forecast and peek into the future of next week and see >>> visit wtsp.com/vote to interact with 10news two minutes away. >>> it's no doubt our country is on edge following this long and aggressive presidential campaign, but if you talk to someone who wasn't as fortunate to grow might view things differently. 10news reporter garin flowers spoke with new citizens to get their thoughts. >> ? oh say can you see ? >> [ crowd chanting ] >> ? what so proudly we hailed ? >> donald trump go away! >> ?. >> reporter: emotions are this divisive election season has many taking to the streets and protesting the results. but tears of joy flowed thursday as dozens became u.s. citizens. >> i am so proud to be an american. i want to support this country. >> reporter: if you ask someone becoming an american like this person from venezuela, you might take another perspective on the negative political climate. >> i want everybody in

in new york. dennis will tell us what things are speaking looking us here in florida. dennis. >> you know i want to mention the pictures out of new were not in the major hubs and the boston and the hartford and new york. to all upstate new york syracuse a big part traveling northern sciences from minneapolis to green bay. if you are going south of there towards chicago, it is just going to be rain. you have nothing to worry about. there is the potential for heavier storms from dallas right on through the heart land although i don't think it will forecast you go from tomorrow, no delays expected. and a few delays around new york and at least from chicago and seattle rain we are not looking at snow at least not for the time being on the way up. the way back it might be another story. closer to home partly cloudy to clear. warming up big time. i will tell you about it and tracking the second cold front coming up in a couple of minutes. >>> new tonight. a burn band the state florida service saying wildfire danger levels are rising. hillsborough county fire rescue putting o

here in the perform in the free concert series. janet jones shows us who we can expect. >>> big names to perform include eric, gavin, florida and usher -- . the best two teams in college football will play right here in our own beautiful backyard. though a reality now, a long time in the making. began that there could be a college football playoff national championship we started formulating our vision for our bid and now to see it come to life four to five years later it is phenomenal. >>> tampa is no stranger to the big stage when it comes to football. it has hosted four super bowls, and outback bowl and now this. >> to be able to showcase our city and have an amazing game with two great teams, we love it . >> almost 80,000 event coordinators have designed a special app that they hope will blow up social media. >> fans will get incentivized and rewarded for going to different events, going to different locations, experiencing the river walk and taking photos on it. >> all of this just to keep the spotlight on tampa. >> we are confident that fans will have a wonderful experience in our hometown and broadcast that at a very high leve

while it's not unusual for us here in florida to be wearing shorts in winter it is in snowy wisconsin. the reason this dedicated guy is refusing to put his >>> moore got in a fight with he lived odd in a trailer. he checked on him regularly. investigators say moore tried to run from officers. >> a sixth child has died from juries from a school bus crash in chattanooga. the bus driver was not on the designated route when he crashed on monday. police say walker with was speeding when he lost control and crashed. they found no trace of alcohols at the time. charges. >>> volunteers had been hard at work all morning preparing a huge feast. they'll be serving about 6,000 people today as part of the annual thanksgiving dinner. about a hundred volunteers are helping owl the efforts. 3:00 actually a some sports. take a look at this. people camping outside since monday. that locati tonight. experts say best buy is the best choice for things like name brand tvs like samsung and lg. if you're look for designer clothing the best deals at macy. goes to kohls. abc action news.com. >> you're looking

here he with us today caruso the celebrity dachshund dad ryan. >> good morning. thank you so much for being here with us. we got up close and personal here todayyou see him he's in his florida have i indication gear. >> yeah. right? he wants to retire here one day. >> one of many hundred outfits he has? pretty much couple hundred for sure. i can't believe i'm saying this there are some people out there believe it or not who have not heard of caruso. us a little bit about him and what his claim to fame is. >> well he has almost a couple million followers on social media now. "new york times" best selling book. yeah really cool easy going doing. he doesn't mind dressing doing pretty crazy little video look at that video just some of hundreds of people who were there sunday to meet caruso. pick up his book and maybe calendar as well. now what years old, right? when did you realize he was something special that you know he could more than just your ordinary dog? >> when he was about year old i was taking photo i used to take selfie and things like that he loves to play hockey. yeah. photos of him always did better than myself fees i will stick to photos of the dog from now on s

. >>> well some news that could affect us here in florida the trump team is planning what it calls a thank you tour of blue states turned red. that's set to happen some time after thanksgiving. >>> governor rick scott met with president elect donald trump in new york on thursday and after the meeting the governor tweeted these pictures saying he was there to congratulate his friend. this morning he's clearing up any speculation that he post and says he's got a lot of work to do in florida. >> i want to finish my job as governor, it's what i ran on, i've got a lot of opportunities i think to continue to improve the states. we've added jobs. i want to keep this going i want to improve education, i want to keep people safe. i want to finish this job. >> the governor also said americans voted for change and tampa this morning, a father killed by his own son. tampa police tell us a 23-year old got into a fist fight with his father, a 43-year old. witnesses say the father fell to the ground during the fight then the son grabbed a knife and continued to attack him. the father died at the ho

in here. joining us from miami, florida is marianna. set the stage for us. what's going on in florida? >> reporter: i'm here at a local watch party in miami with latino families. the families here are mixed status. many of them have undocumented people in their families, come in, these families are grappling with what could be the outcome, the fact that donald trump could be president. they are assimilating the results. young people like valerie here, valerie, you are here alone in the u.s. you've been here for ten months. your parents were deported. what are you feeling as the results come in. >> right now i'm nervous because i see parents couldn't come back again. so right now hillary is my hope for me and my family to be together again. >> what would you tell donald trump supporters and even donald trump himself about people like you and your family? >> well, i'm 16 years old, and i think i still need my parents' support with me, because i'm alone as well as other kids and other families. we need to be together. you're brave. and nora is joining me. she's the legal guardian of valeri

used in idaho, iowa and massachusetts. quite a few states working on this. >> it seems easy and convenient. when can we use it here in florida?>> they haven't set a specific date but two years ago has to figure out a way to get this thing up and running and start it and so we can all be using it soon. hopefully when they see the others states florida will be anxious to try this as well. >> sarah, live in tampa.>>> a pilots warning to passengers goes viral after an onboard battle over the president-elect . on the message, 35,000 feet is the place for a political fight.>> if there's anybody that happens a problem with this with these ran or rates there is another flight tomorrow. you will not be on this one. [ applause ]. >> you can hear the passengers react. the captain made that announcement. this got us looking to other output -- outbursts on plains. we discovered that air rages on the rise. airlines reporting 10,000 problems of unruly passengers last year. attendant handle the issues. >> never put themselves at risk. never insert yourself into an escalating situation but cell phone video is great because people catch other

we continue to honor our men and women in university this veterans day weekend, bu they come home with hidden scars. the new method being used right here in florida. >> alcides: and open to the public this weekend for the very first time. we will take you inside the exhibit that let's you interact with nasa's greatest astr astronauts. . >>> from tampa bay's number one news station, this is "good day tampa bay." >> sorboni: welcome to "good day tampa bay."

we continue to honor our men and women in university this veterans day weekend, bu they come home with hidden scars. the new method being used right here in florida. >> alcides: and open to the public this weekend for the very first time. we will take you inside the exhibit that let's you interact with nasa's greatest astr astronauts. . >>> from tampa bay's number one news station, this is "good day tampa bay." >> sorboni: welcome to "good day tampa bay." glad to have us with us. i am sorboni banerjee. >> alcides: and i am alcides segui. more on the saturday morning forecast. 66 all morning long. you can't beat it. >> lindsay: very comfortable. the clouds that are thick. sunshine and clouds and the bonus, we will drop that humidity even more. >> sound good. >> already comfortable. as we get you outside this morning if you are just joining us, again, not a clear morning, but not a cloudy morning. it is 67 here in tampa. so we have jumped 1 degrees this hour. the north wind making it feel we will hop over to st. petersburg while we are sh shielded by some high clouds. i tell you what, a good-looking day where sdmrass are necessary at times. it is 7

now smith had been living in florida but used to live here in eastin. he is being charged here in massachusetts with accessory to murder after the fact, over $250 in connection to smith's death. on tuesday, two 13-year-old brothers found smith in critical condition about 25 yards into the woods off pine street and eastin near the pond. they called their mother who then called police. smith died friday night in the hospital and police have been asking for any information and are still seeking a red mazda 3 sedan with florida license plate 372 qqk. information on just with a he is accused of role he's playing in the smith's murder. for now live in eastin, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >> all right, christine. >>> also following developing news out of new hampshire where a woman reported being attacked while walking on a trail in lebanon. it happened around 5:40. the 23-year-old was when a man came up behind her and who ran off. police say it appears it was a random attack. a suspect is described as an 18 to 25-year-old man about 6 feet tall with a medi

that includes right here in florida. >>> be sure to join us tomorrow for team coverage on the biggest races in florida. we will be with you every step we will bring you live updates on air, social media, and push- ups on our free mobile app. >>> now the most accurate weather team in florida. abc action weather. >> good afternoon everybody. likely the weather will not be an issue on election day with temperatures where we should be. we are rain-free right now and i suspect we stay that way at least until the middle of the week with temperatures actually in the upper 70s quite a few clouds out there. i actually think we will see more clouds than sun but for the time being we stay dry with makeup temperatures for the comfortable from the low to mid 60s. hour by hour forecast tonight partly cloudy to clear and a closer look tomorrow and when our next cool front is on the way coming up in a couple minutes. >>> right now pope county early-morning home aviation. the suspects tied the woman and threatened her husband at gunpoint. as erik waxler shows us three of the bad guys made it easy for

ready to go to bay area students here in the hillsbou announcement on expansion in the state of florida. more stores here in the state of florida but you can't give us a whole lot of details on t. i wish you could. what can you tell me now for folks tuning in? >> we're very, very excited to say that we have reached the goal of 100 ahead of schedule so just a little over four years, there's more to come. we're going to continue expanding and opening stores at the rate of 35 to 40 a year for on today, we'll talk about the plan in terms of reaching new areas within the state and timing around that. we couldn't be more grateful to the support of the community, the local officials, our community partners, our associates and our awesome customers, of course. thank you, thank you so much. >>reporter: a lot of excitement with the employees and lori and about everyone coming here. just to kind of give you a heads up when you talk about 100 stores here in florida, 4,000 jobs. as they continu means more jobs here in the sunshine state. with that said, probably the most important thing of all, is there free coffee today? the answer is yes. not only at this wa-w

in jacksonville. and most of us, at least here in central florida mid to upper 60s. a little bit fog. look at the dry air. boy this dry air sitting to north of us. and it's going to settle in over the next 24 hours. this is my symbol for settling in. i don't know why i just did that. yeah we're looking a beautiful, beautiful forecast. we will get through cloud cover today. and then future cast will show us that we'll finally clear skies out late tonight, tomorrow morning once we do that, then the rest of the week looks fantastic. so yeah i'll take few clouds, no big deal. mostly cloudy, 76 deee with some cloud cover around may get back to upper 50s as we usher in at the surface some cooler dryer air really a lovely day tomorrow. some sunshine in afternoon your high temperature around 75 degrees. we are expecting a moderate chop by the way for boaters. do want to moint that northwest wind 15 knots. sunshine. 77 on wednesday. 78 on thursday. and then friday and saturday, we're going to get back up to so really a beautiful seven-day forecast. time to check roadways heir vanessa. all right

in uniform this weekend. how do we keep them safe when they come home with hidden scars. the new method being used right here in south florida. >>> and it is open to the public for the first time. we will take you inside the new exhibit that let's you interact

in 2015 according to the government numbers. that is up more than 7% from 2014 but a record number of us are now using seatbelts reaching 90%. here in florida the biggest problem is careless driving. we ranked entire country and the overall rate is pretty good considering how many people there are in the area. >>> be glad he did not live in california. take a look at that. that is the alley interstate early this morning. it looks like christmas lights with thousands of white headlights at a dead stop in one direction and the other side complete brake lights. >> it looks like they need another 10 lanes of highway. baby have a lot to be thankful for after they were rescued from this suv. the woman and the infant were clipped by another car earlier today. that crash sending them into the ditch. they are both expected to survive. >> remember all of the riots last year around baltimore? it is after freddie gray diet. now they are inspiring a different kind of this time it is art. 15 baltimore artists coming together to highlight the issues in the city. the art show is called baltimore rising. right now there are 50 pieces on display with paintin

in uniform this weekend. how do we keep them safe when they come home with hidden scars. the new method being used right here in south florida. >>> and it is open to the public for the first time. we will take you inside the new exhibit that let's you interact with nasa's greatest astronauts. >> announcer: from tampa bay's number one news station, this is "good day tampa bay." >> sorboni: good morning, everybody. welcome to "good day tampa b bay." 7 a.m. on this saturday mor morning. nice to have you with us. i am sorboni banerjee. >> alcides: and i am alcides segui. thank you so much for joining us. we have lindsay to talk about our sunday morning -- saturday morning forecast. >> sorboni: sunday morning? [laughter] >> alcides: thought it was friday. >> lindsay: make you are intrigued by the sunrise we saw this morning. look at the pictures coming in. we will show them all morning. this one from savannah from lakeland. cumulus clouds as well. and another photo -- this is from twitter. i am not sure where but gorgeous nonetheless. we will show you more throughout the morning. dry on sky tower to start the morning hours and we

>>> new information about how genetically modified mosquitoes may be used in the future to fight the spread of zika here in florida. >> people in monroe county just approved a test of the gmo insects, and now other counties in the state say they want to try it too. the scientists leading the project in the key says the male lab mosquitoes reproduce with wild female mosquitoes to create infertile ofpr effective and believes the practice could soon come to places like key largo, miami and eventually the tampa bay area. a local state representative is among several leaders now petitioning the federal government to let pinellas county also try these gmo mosquitoes. >>> coming up on abc action news at 5, violent anti-trump protests erupt in portland and innocent bystanders get caught in the middle. >> and we're getting a look at what deputies saw when they first entered the pulse ahead, the haunting sound that was captured on their body cameras. z25qmz zy6z >>> live from the station taking action for you, this is >> it was anything but a peaceful protest in portland. anti-trump protestors smashed windows and set fires

florida avenue, i believe vanessa said stanley is closed. that is what's north of us and then han land is close. in between hand land and stanley. here on florida avenue. >> so if you can use a work around i pay attention to vanessa's traffic. and we're working to get more information tpd said they will release more c that to you. russell, laura. >> sad. all right walter, thank you. >>> all right. time to do a little dave o. the science pro. let's hit it. searching for alternative energy we've talking about this appropriate, right on recycle day. something signs t.i.a.s work on daily. here's we all go to bathroom. now some researcher figured how to use that waste turn into behind all of this. no. i know it's, it's interesting. the pacific northwest national laboratory. we will call pnl says that come up with a way to turn our waste, listen to this bo into bio crude a petroleum like substance that can refined and used a fuel. wow. that, that caught my attention. now they are also including manure, emerdistil erie as, and wineries they a way to further into something we can use. they take material and pressurize it to 3,000 pounds per

here in the street. there is a crack in the water, actually coming up through the concrete. some of nearby drains. look, people here in south florida are used to this the a way of life if you live in the area. however with the super moon which is rare, it's creating a conversation about how things are changing and what cities are doing about it. the super moon over miami was stunning. unless you lived in a place like coconut grove. on south bay shore lane, the bay came ashore at high tide sunday night. >> looks like we have about 6 inches of water in the street that shouldn't be. >> right. by 2030 we expect up to 6 inches of sea level rise to occur. so we might see another 6 inches on top of this. >> reporter: with rising sea levels, seasonal tides are swamping storefronts and submerging streets. scientists say this month's flooding is expected to be worse thanks to the so-called super moon. >> is the moon closer to the earth than normal? >> it is. it is. that, additional gravitational pull has caused our high tide to be a little bit higher than they would have been without that super moon. >> we are at the point now that, you know the wate

>> well, you certainly get same feeling down here in florida, in terms of being interested, engaged, and realizing as they've been informed by so many of usat their votes in florida and ohio could truly choose who the next president is, informed also by every television commercial possibly on-air in these states here in terms of exactly what is at stake, at the expense of millions and millions of dollars. in the end, they'll actually come up with an average of how much was spent per vote in florida, 5.7 million people have already cast their ballots, and both candidates have, of course, spent a lot of face time in the sunshine state, especially donald trump, today. we saw both trump and clinton, donald trump visited tampa, a city in the crucial i-4 region, the corridor that goes from daytona beach, through orlando, down to tampa. that is in yellow on your map. and the home to hillsborough county, which has predicted the president the past 19 of 20 elections. 40% of florida voters live in that i-4 corridor. hillary clinton spent her saturday in friendly territory, a democratic stronghold just north of miami. you can see there in blue. earl

here in florida. red is republican. blue is democrat. these colors have been with us thr decades. right now here in florida, you can see the difference in the margin. 99% of the vote in right now. we're bumping up at that moment. trump is holding on to this when obama won this state by a point, it's about 75,000 votes in total over mitt romney. he was winning tallahassee. hillsborough county, broward and miami-dade. it doesn't look like there's a big shift because there's not. in terms of real votes, it's enough right now to give trump the advantage in i pop up here to ohio and keep this red/blue thing in mind. you see how much r is here. that same part of the state four years ago, look at the difference you have now. try to pull this up here. . keep your eye on what's happening in northern ohio. this is trump making end roads in a part of the country he made central campaign. talk about manufacturing jobs, message. it seems to be working. this is trumable county here in the northeast. democrats are taking that county with 60% of the vote in every cycle i can remember. and right no

show america who she says donald trump is, especially when it comes to women, using his own words and right here in florida. an aide today saying, this is a state that is so important for her. david? >> florida will be key on election night. cecilia, thank you. >>> two states where hillary clinton is leading. he needs to turn some blue states red on election night. trump with a new tone today, his closing argument. amid that new image emerging, as well, of that six-foot portrait purchased by his own charity. abc's tom llamas in wisconsin tonight. >> reporter: tonight, with just seven days to go, donald trump departing from his fiery speeches to deliver a traditional closing argument. >> we must cut our ties with the small, bitter, petty politics of the past. pennsylvania event, running mate mike pence spoke first, and, uncharacteristically, six minutes longer than the nominee himself. then came trump with a promise he will overturn obamacare as soon as he's sworn in. >> i will ask congress to convene a special session so we can repeal and replace, and we will do it and we will do it very, very quickly. it'

us live from lakeland with a preview. paul. >> good evening keith and jen it is put up or shut up time for high school football teams here in the state of florida. tonight friday night blitz takes us to our game of the week here at lake gibson high school where the 9-0 undefeated braves take on the hillsborough terriers. 8-1 this year but loan blemish team in the state. the ultimate irony is if they win tonight at lake gibson they could secure themselves a rematch against the hawks next week. let's not get ahead of ourselves. we caught up with head coach bill car r garcia. el has some time to employ extra wring williams extra weeks since they didn't play last week. his team is fully healthy heading into a must win game tonight. >> once get to the state of florida playoffs very few lazy football teams this this is a great team we're hoping to win this football game get another shot at arm wood next weekend. this is what you coach for this is what you play for playoff football november we're excited. >>reporter: key to this game is going to come down to the lake gibson defense. they have out scored teams get this 295 to 56 over the course of 9 ga

here that early it was only 7 o'clock. why don't you show us around. how do you live up here for week carson stay us up here whole time. sleeping area. we have heater in florida for him. and behind this curtain here he has small refrigerator. and his restroom. he goes to the bath loom up here. whatever up here and stays up here 24-7. you go down a little to do potty time. if i've got to go i go in the over in the building. >> so this is, 24-7. how does he entertain himself? he has friends come visit him pew his pad d ss and stuff like that and then lot of times he stand out here and wave as people as they go by. it just depends. sometimes he'll make put the chairs in the middle here and just walk in circle for a while. now i was going to makeshift closet your wardrobe over here. this what he and you would wearing for week? these or clothes for the week. as we get dirty his mom comes every night and takes him to do 15 minute shower that's her time with him. then the brings us fresh clean cothes avenue day you're not surviving a 26 bars there's very big box. we're not surviving on 26 bars. and businesses will bring us food. last night a lady from philippines br

us a nice gift here, temps in the 20s and 30s, coldest air of the season with us here. we'll talk about how chilly temps will go this morning and when we can expect a rebound back it florida's numbers in just a few minutes. >>> also coming up, strong winds heavy snow and a major drop in temperature. a look at the season's first major and what to know if you or your loved ones are hitting the road. >> a popular toy pulled from shelves just before black friday. how a little tonka truck caused >>> take a look at this video from michigan right here. strong winds caused downed power lines that caught two cars on fire. >> that's just some of the impact we're seeing from upper midwest as the season's first major snowstorm continues pushing east just in time for thanksgiving travel. temperatures plunged 40 degrees yesterday, strong winds creating blizzard like conditions in some part of the country. partsof upstate new york expecting 10 to 20 inches of snow. >> first winter snowfall is always that watch out where you're going and whoops i didn't turn right and you slip and slide. >> not all bad for these football fans. cheerleaders celebrating their win as the snow came down with s

in south part of florida. i would tell you south florida is really the next big step for us in terms of expansion. >> keeping it with employment, so far 4,000 people employed here in state of florida. what is future plans? what are they hold for a lot of folks in rural area where you're not currently at in you're going to see more wawas in more areas where we are. and where we're we're going to continue to build out an areas that connects markets between tampa and orlando. between orlando and the east coast. and then down the coast in florida. but 4,000 wawa associates and the joy of wawa is we're really an employee owned company. we're privately held company. our employees own 41 percent of the company. coming to work for wawa employees in state of florida that are part of the wawa family now are amazing. live our values, serve our customers. they are going to be owners and many of them already are. greatly appreciate it happy 100. wawa here is on 1710 brat enboulevard in brandon. you can get free coffee and sale on ohihoe guys. you can go to any across 78 florida and get that free cup of coffee by end of today they expect to a handout 17 million, you know waw

here in florida. campus attacks similar to the one like the florida state attack a couple of years ago are always excited. >> thanks matt. >>> the first commercial flight to go from the us to havana, cuba in 50 years touched down today. cubans saluted the pact american airlines flight wife spring water from fire trucks above the plane. the usa in cuba signed a deal days after the death of dictator fidel castro. >>> 8 on your side will be reporting live at from cuba to get on the ground reaction to the death of fidel castro. right now, reporter jeff patterson is in have an and we will checking with him as soon as we are able. >>> people in one south florida neighborhood are being allowed back in their homes after an overturned fuel tanker caught fire. the tanker crashed sunday, shutting down a long stretch cape coral. all homes within 1000 m were evacuated and just when it seemed like fire crews were getting a handle on the situation, the flames reignited. >> the next thing you know everybody screams run and a catches fire. i looked over my shoulder and there was a huge fireball in the sky. >> the tanker caught fire while emergency crews were removing its battery. the ca

et cetera. >> you have the rink. >> the allows us and in florida and that is crazy. >> we're here on the water. >> and can you see that is amazing. >> and are you state skating on ice. if there. hours, pricing. >> we're open today now starting at 6 p.m. come after eating, throughout the week can you find out about it. >> if you have never skated out here, you as well. on the ice now. you don't have to be an expert to come out here and enjoy the girl through and through i never skated before. >> i'm from up north and i skated a couple of times i'm equally as bad on ice as well. >> i love it out here. you love it out here. everyone that's coming out here. guys. enjoying skating. and holding on to the rails. i know that i said i would make a fool of myself. i'll leave with you me skating away. and attempting to. >> don't fall. >> no judgment though. >> don't fall. >> we need you , that's what my mom said. >> there you go,. >> don't run into the kids. >> thank you very much. >> great time there. >> they have added ul the boutiques and restaurants. >> it is busy, we have a cool >> yes, an

we will tell you if they could get one in south florida, up next in >>> welcome back. thanks for waking up with us heren "eyewitness news". >> pat's here with sports and surprising move by one of the eagles best players. >> yes, very interesting, and he is missed, that is for sure. eagles offensive lineman lane johnson is on the offensive, he is pushing back against a ten game suspension from the nfl. johnson has filed an unfair labor practices lawsuit against the league and the nfl players association. so far the nfl has made no comment on the suit, johnson was suspended for testing positive for a banned substance. he appealed the suspension last month. johnson cannery join the eagles december 22nd against the giants. >>> flyers traveling to south florida last night to take on the panthers and they were in desperate need for a win. dave hakstol's crew lost five out of their last seven, pick it up in the first, a two on one break for flyers and wayne simmonds snaps it through, his tenth of the season. it is one to nothing flyers. second period flyers on the man advantage off travis konecny shot, a rebo