last time it raped like that i had to hike 200 yards up the street with my kids on my shoulders to get out of here. more rain heading our way could mean more trouble for a waterlogged tampa bay. sandbags piled up in front of ho good evening. i m jamison uhler. i m wendy ryan. marisela burgos live in pasco county with what officials are doing differently to help residents. reporter: it has already started to rain a little bit tonight. the problem specifically in this neighborhood is that you have this retention pond right across the street from these homes, so the water from there neighbors worried. every time it rains you ve got to look outside and wonder what s going to happen. reporter: matthew ray knows that s exactly how he will feel tomorrow. if the rains tonight like did it last night the water will be at my front door when i get up in the morning, and we probably won t be able to get out of here. reporter: he can t afford for that to happen. the street in
take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. just put down sandbags and hope for the best. with all this rain parts of pasco county plagued by flooding. look at that. at least one road under 30 inches of water. don t be fooled. there is no other donald trump. what you see i hillary clinton bringing her economic message to st. pete today. hear what she said about her plans for jobs and taxes. very frustrated. not knowing what s going on. travel trouble for delta flyers. hundreds of flights canceled or delayed today after a power outage knocked out its computers. you re watching fox 13, and the 10:00 news starts now. mark: i m mark wilson. we re glad to have you with us. mike is in for paul tonight. what are we looking ought now? we had a break during the afternoon and evening hours today. this is a look at 24-hour rainfall totals, and it s pretty impressive. this doesn t include what fell yesterday or on saturday, either. y
better idea of what we are facing this weekend and i know it s going to be cold. scott. it certainly is, good evening, chris and dawn. we re talking about the return of the polar vortex. here in old city, folks are bundled up, bracing for the cold. you can see at the bus shelter there they have their layers on with their heavy winter jackets. there s a pep in folks step as well as they re just trying to dodge some of those frigid temperatures that we are seeing right now which is really just an opening act for the upcoming weekend. so take a look at that dip in the jet stream. the polar vortex all of that arctic air is headed in our direction. 25-degrees right now but factor in that wind it feels like 17 already in philadelphia. 13 degrees the air temperature in the pocono mountains. elsewhere we re looking at low to mid 20s across the area but once again how your body reacts, how you should dress, 15 is wait feels like in lancaster. 18 degrees what it currently feels like
the campaign trail yesterday. we will show you what they are saying about foreign policy, but we want to ask you about your candidate and his or her foreign-policy agenda and whether you disagree or agree with it. here is how you can let us know. host: for democrats. republicans. 202-748-8000 for democrats. 202-748-8001 four republicans. and for independence, 202-748-8002. amongst alicy came up variety of topics when donald trump set down with editors from the washington post yesterday. one of the topics that came up was about donald trump s view of the world and a larger discussion about nato. the headline this morning reads trump questions the u.s. role in the world. during a daylong tour of washington talking about the need of the north atlantic treaty. and it s pressing skepticism about a u.s. military presence in asia. the interview was posted on the washington post website. here is a little bit of donald trump talking about the role of nato and the role of the u.s. an
need the delegates to win delegates who are sympathetic to my cause. then you need to ask the question of what things will ook like on the floor. so you ll tally up what the votes are, whether someone has a majority, how farther from the majority, how many unbound delegates there are. certainly in the rules there will be a number of questions that will be asked. it is now, as the chairman said, the majority of delegates in eight states have to sign a petition. you need to be sure that you can get enough delegates to set your to get your name and nomination. it may be that at the rule committees you ll ask the question, do i want to change that number eight? it changed in 2012 for purely pragmatic reasons having to do with that convention. when the 2016 rules committee sets the number, is it advantageous to a candidate to have that number at one, at three, at five, at eight, at 18, at 28? and each campaign will need to make the calculation for that. so once they know how man