Wheel of our live drive cam. Hes on the Courtney Campbell causeway. No crashes and looking great right now across all three bridges. The Courtney Campbell is less than ten across the other two bridges. We are following one crash around st. Pete beach, gulf boulevard right at pinellas bay way. We have road blocks reported here. You can see the yellow so a little slow heading northbound leading right up to that intersection. Leave yo we head out the door. Taking a live look outside. This is the junction at i275 and i4. Looking great rate now. These cars right here, the taillights are heading south towards the howard frankland. That car is taking just five minutes. Back to you. One minute after 6 00 right now. We want to get to the latest on the tragic news weve been following now. A Pinellas County woman is getting ready to face a judge yearold son brutally beat his 13 day old sister to death. That woman Kathleen Steele is jailed. Investigators say she left her three children inside of a
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last year. and now, as you might imagine, there are so many questions about why he was released and perhaps when the brits could have done something to prevent this had he been kept behind bars. doug mckelway with more on that. reporter: yesterday s terror attack is a reminder that despite ebbs and lulls in the pace of terrorism, it persists, and that vigilance by governments and citizens cannot wane. 28-year-old uzman khan, whose family came from pakistani-controlled kashmir, was radicalized in part through internet propaganda. among his long-term plans was to set up a training camp in pakistan much like osama bin laden did in afghanistan. we do everything we can, our agencies have stopped some 24 incidents over the last couple of years, and they continue to work in a fantastic and amazing way to keep us safe. vigilance from all of us is one of the most paramount things we
can do. we continue with our lives in every day every single day. we can never avoid 100% of them, but the kind of defense that this president has put in place, unlike his predecessor who was, frankly, inviting people in, for instance, massive numbers of syrian refugees and so forth that were unvetted by relative standards of this administration. reporter: president trump told american troops in afghanistan on thanksgiving that the u.s. has hundreds of terrorist prisoners in custody who are citizens of european countries. we d like europe to take those prisoners. they have not stepped up to the plate at all. many come from france, many come from germany. they come from different countries in europe. they have not stepped up to the plate, that s not good. reporter: but there is also concern that i such a move would backfire. europe has often been more lean p cent with such prisoners. khan, for example, was released only halfway new an earlier terrorism sentence. he was wearing a