and we're seeing pictures of smoke billowing from a european union. there are reports that several people were injured in an explosion there. story all morning and continue to bring you updates...allison... an investigation is underway after a fire at a tampa gas station. it started around firefighters were able to put it out pretty quickly. hazmat was called out, but right now, no one around the area is in any danger. president obama is continuing his visit in cuba today. as we've been he'll be at the rays game this afternoon. president obama met with cuban president raul castro in havana on monday. the two leaders talked about issues from agriculture to human rights and of course, the half- century old u.s. trade embargo against the communist nation. later in the evening.. the president was honored with a state dinner. this afternoon the president will enjoy cuba's national sport-- when the country's baseball team take on our very own tampa bay rays! 10 news morning anchor ian reitz -- is in havana. getting worldwide attention.. and we're proud to c

union. i sort of saw it as a warning you know that something like this could happen. sound up printing late editions of uk newspapers flew off the presses with news of trump's surge. every step of this election has been watched around the here in london say this is a finale they just couldn't miss. soundup - "it's bigly, big news, this is bigly." but for many clinton supporters at this party in london - early excitement nat sot - guy cheering... lessened as the night wore on. nats....bells markets around the globe plummeted as trump won state after state. nats... in russia, president trump souvenirs are already being sold. rylee carlson, cbs news, london. coming up in just about an hour, we are going to talk with a financial expert about what trump's win means for the stock market and how it could impact your wallet. we're also hearing from our local leaders on this historic morning. 10news reporter emerald morrow is live at three coins diner in tampa. she's there with party leaders from bot

this is really cool. 24 countries and the european union agreed to create the world's largest marine park in the antarctic ocean. it will cover about 600-thousand square miles of ocean there. to help conserve the animal population, the area would be protected from commercial fishing for 35 years! scientists and in global efforts to protect marine diversity. a woman in illinois is living proof that with determination, you can do anything you want. coming up, we'll share her story and how she keeps herself away from the doctors. coming up tonight on 10 news and c-b-s. starting at 8:00 macgyver, followed by hawaii five-o at 9. at 9, all new blue bloods. then tune in to 10 news at 11. don't forget to stay up for the late show with stephen colbert and his if you're just joining us this morning, here are some of the stories we're staying on top of for you. many have gotten calls from scammers telling you they are with the i-r-s.. and now the feds are getting their revenge. a raid in mumbai, india ended with more than 60 people arrested. the raid happened on october sixth.. has been a huge

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it seems a similar to what they went through in june when they decided to leave european union. in russia souvenirs are being sold at in mexico people are shocked and angry and they are fearing that a wall could now be a reality. as all those people react this morning across the globe this huge news, a lot of us are wondering what is hillary clinton going to say. how was she going to react. she hasn't said a word since trump got this victory and we later this morning. we will let you know what she has to say. >>> 33 minutes after 6:00. as we talk about how individuals voted and we look at different areas county by county especially in the bay area.>> we have been able to break this down. we wanted to show you the red that you see. taking a look at this, this is almost all of the counties in the area including polk, citrus, pinellas, manatee and sarasota. the only hillary clinton is hillsborough county. clinton got 51% of the vote compared to trumps 44%. in pinellas, closer. trap at 48.6% to clinton 74%. in polk county, trump got 55% to clinton's 41%. we are hearing for many of y

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union. i sort of saw it as a warning you know that something like this could happen. sound up printing late editions of uk newspapers flew off the presses with news of trump's surge. every step of this election has been watched around the world and american voters here in london say this is a finale they just couldn't miss. soundup - "it's bigly, big news, this is bigly." but for many clinton supporters at this party in london - early excitement nat sot - guy cheering... lessened as the night wore on. nats....bells markets around the globe plummeted as trump won state after state. nats... in russia, president trump souvenirs news, london. we know florida, especially the i-4 corridor was crucial for the presidential election. here's a quick reminder of the way the state voted. the bay area was all about donald trump for this election. if you take a look at the red on the screen, almost every county in our area voted trump. that includes polk, citrus, pasco, pinellas, manatee and sarasota. the

the other spot that metro station, close to the european union brussels is a center for international politics. it has a huge immigrant population. people from outside of belcher make up 70% of the brussels population. united nations said belgium has per capita the highest number of citizens traveling to fight in syria and iraq. 500 belgians have gone to the middle east to fight. >>> something you may not a part about. the last flight out of the airport before this happened was headed to florida. passengers landed a few hours ago. i feel blessed to be back. >> they didn't learn about the they claim there was no announcement and they did not have wi-fi. we are getting reports that parts of the main terminal at denver international airport reports of a possible security details. we are told that the evacuations were happening near the check-in areas for american airlines and that is the area before the checkpoint. flights have not been affected. we will let you know as soon as we get more information. >>> security has increased at airports and subway systems and train stations across th

another surprise result following britain's dramatic vote in june to leave the european union. >> i started saying that it is a warning that something like this could happen. >> reporter: late additions of the u.k. newspapers flew off the presses with news of trump's surge. >> every step has been watched all around the world. american voters here in london say that this is a finale that they couldn't >> i'm sure that it will be one night of sleep for us, but it's history. we are always going to remember where we were. >> i look forward to working with president elect trump. >> reporter: many leaders were quick to congratulate trump. but the foreign minister took a harsher stance urging them to respect the nuclear deal between the two countries. china's foreign minister said that they will cooperate with trump's administration to ensure stable china-u.s. relations. >> i congratulate donald trump. criticism of nato during the campaign, the head of the military alliance says he's looking forward to working with the president elect. in russia president trump souvenirs are already being sold. an

another surprise resul voting june to leave the european union. >> it is a warning. that something like this could happen. >> late additions of uk newspapers flew off the presses with news of trump's third -- surge. >> every step has been watched around the world and american voters in london say this is a finale you couldn't miss. >> one night a week for us but it is history. >> we will always remember >> many world leaders were quick to congratulate trump but i ron's foreign minister took a harsher stance urging the businessmen to respect the nuclear deal between the countries. >> china's foreign ministry said it will cooperate with trump's administration to ensure stable china us relations. >> i congratulate donald trump. >> to that -- speights trumps criticism of nato the head of the alliance said he president-elect. in russia present trump souvenirs are being sold and president russian president vladimir putin said he is ready to restore good relations with the united states. riley carlson. >>> even the talib and is weighing in on the outcome. calling on trump t

union. david cameron wants more autonomy but to remain inside the eu. you just negotiated a deal with eu members friday for reforms. he now plans to ask voters to decide the issue. the mayor said britain needs to break free of the eu bureaucracy and he will be encouraging voters to say no. and safer inside the eu. >>> the price of gas still triples -- aaa shows the national average is now one dollars>>> the price of gas still falling. triples -- aaa shows the national average is now $1.71, down from $1.85. california, the average price a gallon. in the bay area, even higher. the san francisco averages $2.47. in oakland, it's $2.30, $2.29 in san jose. >>> a dramatic rescue caught on camera. see how crews were able to guardrail.>>> mark >>> a drivers recovering after flying over the causeway. as christensen most tells us, it was a tough rescue involving dozens of firefighters.>> reporter: it was a complicated rescue with no time to wait. over the span of six minutes, what started as a minor co

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the european union will meet for the first time without the united kingdom. they'll be discussing how to keep the alliance together and avoid another "brexit" situation. the e-u's 27 remaining nations will focus on issues such as migration.. terrorism and globalization. today oliver stone's "snowden" hits theaters.. the film is based on foer government employee edward snowden -- a man who exposed widespread wiretapping by the national security agency.. and became one of the most wanted fugitives in the world. the film is rated 'r'. television's biggest night is almost here. the 68-th annual emmy awards take place sunday night in los angeles. the red carpet was rolled out yesterday.. and today crews are taking care of any last-minute touches. n-b-c received 41 nominations -- the most of any broadcast emmys start sunday night at 5 o'clock. you've heard about.. and you've seen it -- now you can ?buy? it.. the iphone 7 will be in stores today. and the lines have been growing all around the world.. even right here in the valley.. apple says the larger iphone 7 plu

one oversees the european union has a plan for stemming the flow of people fleeing wars or poverty but it stalled because of disagreements over costs and responsibilities at the different on a buzzer beater in the nba today the deadline for teams to trade for that big superstar to improve themselves and make the playoffs deadline came and went and it just about an hour ago. big name players involved in trade talks before today the speculation including houston's dwight howard in those players are staying put i'm not a breath because the check. no big block letters today in the nba some players were traded but not the right thing for the development said that washington d c mansion murder a grand jury indicted the man arrested last may in connection to the murder on twenty felony charges including murder kidnapping extortion and arson prosecutors say aaron wendt will be arraigned tomorrow the case involved the deaths of three family members and their housekeeper inside a northwest washington mansion last year. turning now to an incredible story out of north carolina. an officer uses sig

union or leave the eu is made up of twenty eight member nations today british prime minister david cameron pleaded before parliament that britain should stay. mayor johnson says he's urging british voters to leave the eu decision should come in june stay tuned for new info now about women's health. listen to this fuel women are entering adulthood infected with strains of hpv a sexually transmitted virus that can cause cancer and that's according to a new study published today in the pediatrics journal. this infection among women in their early twenties and researchers believe those women are the leading edge of a generation that should see fewer cases of cervical battle broke answers in the decades ahead. apple ceo tim cook says the government should withdraw its demand that apple help the fbi a hack a lot i phone use by sai ed farouk one of the shooters in the san bernardino attacks in california now but this misses the government's claims that apple is acting out of business ventures he says and magistrates border would essentially create a backdoor to the encrypted iphone which apple ar

countries for failing to adequately screen the migrants european union leaders will hold a summit later this week regarding greece's immigration policies pope francis wraps up his trip to latin america today he was greeted by thousands at the juarez airport this morning. it's the final stop of the positives five day visit the holy father met with inmates at the city's prison considered to be one of the most violent prisons in latin america in just a few minutes is expected to hold mass on the u s mexico border the faithful by the thousands expected to fill a soccer stadium in the city to hear the positives message like i'm getting a system to go my skin just having that the pope here that says you know that's like a gift a gift from god on a highway that separates the temporary river the mass will be simulcast live on giant screens on the other side of the river at the sun bowl in el paso texas u s officials expect thousands to arrive there and something everyone's talking about with his visit the pope not only getting angry in public but also scolding the crown that happened yesterday

union lifted nuclear related sanctions on iran abc news says that some of the americans released include washington post reporter jason was i an american iranian american rather pastor sy each other d and former us marine amir heck mahdi former fbi agent bob levinson was not released the last time anyone saw levinson was almost eight island of kish. the iranian government says it does not know where levinson is his family was devastated he was not included in that swap a fifth american student also was released separate from the hostage negotiations u s officials insist the time the release and the implementation of the nuclear deal are coincidental to people from prince william county are facing terrorism charges one of them accused of trying to go to syria to join my sis the other accused of helping him. fbi agents arrested twenty eight year old joseph iraq yesterday at richmond international airport the plane was headed for chicago but investigators believe his ultimate destination was serious agents also took twenty five year old mahmoud al hassan into custody they say he drove for u

over whether the nation should leave the european union. british prime minister david cameron will head to brussels on thursday.... for a crucial european union summit which will finalize the controversial e-u deal. if he fails to get reforms, a british referendum on e-u membership may lead to the u-k leaving the e-u. as politicians and business leaders wrangle over the benefits of being in or out, business owners are also weighing in. a recent poll shows 49 percent of brits would vote to stay in the e-u... versus 41 percent who would elect to leave. there's still much more to come in the next half-hour... just ahead -- what happens next? as funeral plans are made for supreme court justice antonin scalia.. the debate over when and how to fill his vacant seat on the court is underway.. getting ugly.. the race for the white house is getting nastier as the days go by.. what donald trump is do.. who's on the campaign trail with jeb bush.. and marco rubio's latest dig against bush.. unfair target.. hospitals in syria are finding themselves in th

the problem was to create a european union so that france, germany, russia, poland don't see it as a conflict in the zero sum game. and others argued that the problem was the german people that as soon as they got the chance, they would try it again. these three views exist in the minds of the people at potsdam and in the democracy. they suggest different conclusions about what to do to prevent the next war. there are some differences, however, this is berlin. this is right by the brandenburg gate. this is after the russians have began a massive process of cleaning it up. the few american who is had seen it in may and came back if for the conference in july and astonished of how much better it looked there. could be no doubt that the germany of 1945 was defeated. there could be no doubt that the germany of 1945 would have to accept some measure of guilt for what it had done. however, the problem remained the same. what to do about germany? and truman intentionally selected as his bodyguard a county sheriff from missouri who had four german grandparent and who spoke fluent german. he

he did not think the soviet union could continue in it could bend if held inside the borders and not expand, that the west would avail. so his idea of containment principle underlying of the western european response to soviet expansionism and after thepansionism late 40's. canon himself came to have great doubts about his own theory. it to be amean military response. he didn't mean the united states needed to be the policeman to the world and get into every fight that is going on. limited much more vision of what it was but the philosophy of containment was the basis for president johnson's decision to send troops to support south vietnam believing communist north vietnam was trying to some hurt the takeover. also believing china was behind northwest vietnam. the containment there he was the rationale to send troops to vietnam and here was the author saying it doesn't apply here. you need to get out as soon as possible and try to save as much space as possible. it's on a winning situation for the united dates. >> from washington dc, the american broadcast company brings you a specia

and the soviet union. and i would like to see mr. ford convince the polish-americans and the czech-americans and the hungarian-americans in this country that those countries don't live under the domination and supervision of the soviet union behind the iron curtain. we also have seen mr. ford exclude himself from access to the public. he hasn't had a tough cross-examination-type press conference in over thirty days. 30 days. one press conference he had without sound. he's also shown a weakness in yielding to pressure. the soviet union, for instance, put pressure on mr. ford and he refused to see a symbol of human freedom recognized around the world, aleksandr solzhenitsyn. the arabs have put pressure on mr. ford, and he's yielded, and has permitted a boycott by the arab countries of american businesses who trade with israel, or who have american jews owning or taking part in the management of american companies. his own secretary of commerce had to be subpoenaed by the congress to reveal the names of busin

an organic linkage between the eastern european countries and the soviet union. -- itd like to see him does countries don't under. -- live under the domination of the soviet union. we have also seen mr. ford exclude himself from cross examination press conferences. one press conference he had without sound. it is also injured a weakness of -- showed a weakness of yielding under pressure. he refuses to be a symbol of human freedom recognized around the world. the arabs have put pressure on him and has yielded. he has yielded. he is committed a boycott by the arab countries of american businesses and trade with israel who have american jews owning and taking part of the management of american countries. his own secretary of commerce had to be subpoenaed by the condors -- congress to reveal the names of businesses subject ivy boycott. -- to the boycott. this grain deal with the soviet union was terrible and mr. ford made up with it with three embargoes. that is not the way to run foreign-policy. >> a question for governor carter. i would like to pick up on that point and your appeal for a

we've also seen a very serious problem -- and/or ganic linkage between the eastern european countries and the soviet union and i would like to see hungaryian americans in the country. we also have seen. he hasn't had a cross examination type press conference in over 30 days. one press conference he had was without sound. the soviet union put pressure on mr. ford and he refused to see, a symbol of human freedom recognized around the world. . he's permitted a boycott by the arab countries of american businesses who trade with israel, who have american jews. his own secretary of commerce had to be subpoenaed by the congress to reveal the name boycott. they didn't volunteer the information. he had to be subpoenaed. and the last thing i would like to see is this -- secretary and three embargoes one against the wild life in japan. >> a question for governor carter. >> i would like to pick up on that point only and on your greater measure of american idlism. foreign affairs come home to the american p public pretty much grain sales, that sort of thing. would you be willing to risick on embar

our european allies, looking nervously at the growing menace from the east, turn to us for leadership and fail to find it. more than 50 of our fellow americans have been held captive for over eight months by a dictatorial foreign power that holds us up to ridicule before the world. adversaries large and small test our will and seek to confound our resolve, but we are given weakness when we need strength, vacillation when the times demand firmness. the carter administration lives in the world of make-believe. every day, drawing up a response to that day's problems, troubles, regardless of what happened yesterday and what will happen tomorrow. but you and i live in a real world where disasters are overtaking our nation without any real response from washington. this is make-believe, self-deceit and -- above all -- transparent hypocrisy. for example -- [applause] reagan: mr. carter says he supports the volunteer army, but he lets military pay and benefits slip so low that many of our enlisted personnel are actually eligible for food stamps. re-enlistment rates drop and, just recently, af

now, why almost 50 years after the end of world war ii, and with the total chance of the soviet union, should american taxpayers be taxed, to support armies in europe when the europeans have plenty of money to do it for themselves? >> well, sanders, that's a good question. and the answer is, for 40-some years, we kept the peace. if you look at the cost of not keeping the peace in europe, it would be exorbitant. we have reduced the number of troops that are deployed, and going to be deployed. i have cut defense spending. and the reason we could do that is because of our fantastic success in winning the cold war. we never would have got there if we'd gone for the nuclear freeze crowd. never would have got there if we listened to those that wanted to cut defense spending. i think it is important that the united states stay in europe, and continue to guarantee the peace. we simply cannot pull back. now, when anybody has a spending program they want to spend money on at home, they say, well, let's cut money out of the defense department. i will accept and have accepted the recommendations

we've also seen a very serious problem -- and/or ganic linkage between the eastern european countries and the soviet union and i would like to see hungaryian americans in the country. we also have seen. he hasn't had a cross examination type press conference in over 30 days. one press conference he had was without sound. the soviet union put pressure on mr. ford and he refused to see, a symbol of human freedom recognized around the world. . he's permitted a boycott by the arab countries of american businesses who trade with israel, who have american jews. his own secretary of commerce had to be subpoenaed by the congress to reveal the name boycott. they didn't volunteer the information. he had to be subpoenaed. and the last thing i would like to see is this -- secretary and three embargoes one against the wild life in japan. >> a question for governor carter. >> i would like to pick up on that point only and on your greater measure of american idlism. foreign affairs come home to the american p public pretty much grain sales, that sort of thing. would you be willing to risick on embar

since the fall of the soviet union some of the people came with the united states and have been with scientists here trying to bring therapy back into sort of american and european medicine and it's been very slow, you know, you can't be 100% sure that the viruses you're using are going to kill the bacteria that you want to cure, but there are some -- there's some progress and there's actually major trials going on now in terms of treating people with infections from burns and so on and the idea that instead of just one chemical, you have a virus and you can do lots of things with viruses, you can engineer them. so if the bacteria start to evolve resistance to them, you can do evolutionary experiments with viruses and get them to evolve to do a better job or maybe you can put in an extra gene in there to help them break out what bacteria can form u engineer viruses. so this is the kind of creativity we need to fight this fight. >> i think it's worth saying that antibiotics have been such an incredible boom to our health, they save so many lives but we use them badly sometimes, and th

secondly, the european union rules insist on privatization, which is what their economists have been advising the irish. the water privatization, the defeat of it bay mass popular movement, brought about the fall of the government, which was huge. secondly, a number of radical left-wing socialist candidate have been elected for the first time in northern ireland, to the belfast parliament, group called people before profit. two of their main campaigners were elected to parliament. likewise, the water campaignerss and other radicals have been elected into the parliament in dublin and are playing a very good role by refusing to take sides in the old wars between the irish political parties. look, ireland has a very special history, as you know, and each country has to rely and depend on itself own history, and the precedence in these countries, and bring them back to life. here, of course, very few people talk about the slave rebellion. all of the groups of -- small groups but important groups of whites who helped the rebellions in the past in britain no one ever talks about the exampl

. >> the irish situation, 1916 anniversary, when ireland is confronting something, the european union has imposed on it a set of laws that do not allow the irish to carry out any spending from brussels, this is felt all over the country, the european union insists on privatization which is what economies have been advising the irish. the privatization, the defeat of it by a mass popular movement brought about the fall of the government which was huge. secondly, a number of radical left-wing socialist candidates have been elected for the first time in northern ireland, a group called people before profits, campaigners were elected to parliament. the other radicals have been elected in dublin and are playing a good row by refusing to take part in the old wars between irish political parties. ireland has a special history. each country has to rely and depend on its own history and the precedent in these countries and bring them back to life. we know very few people who talk about the slave rebellions. all of the groups, small groups but important groups of whites who helped these familie

. >> people didn't think the brits were going to vote to get out of the european union. neil: very true. >> so it sit here and try to split hairs on a statement that he made, when the bigger issues he finally said something about veterans, she has not talked about veterans -- i mean -- neil: you think he missed opportunities or punching consistently? >> you think he was punching consistently? i don't think anybody is batting a thousand going into a debate. neil: do you buy the view -- and i raised this for people here -- he didn't get a knockout it would hurt him? >> i don't necessarily buy into that. neil: you don't? >> every successful debate he's gotten better. i think this was his best debate. neil: really? you think he won? >> i think he won the debate. no doubt. open borders, when hillary clinton stands up in front of american people and says i'm not for open borders. in a speech, and it was classic, the speech she was paid $225,000 for. governor, you remember that, it was $225,000. neil: thank you very much, governor rick perry. so much more coming here, you could

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already rattled this year by the shock of the brexit vote, the european union needs stability in italy, a country notorious for its instability. ? ? ? and president obama, with an eye perhaps on boosting renzi before the referendum, last month invited renzi and his wife agnese to the white house for the final state dinner of the if renzi pulls out a victory next week, it will likely be because he is a relentless campaigner and a master of operatic stagecraft. >> rose: with his tuscan swagger and a florentine ease with the italian language, he is racing around italy like a man who has consumed one double espresso too many. he is trying to convince his people that a "yes" vote is the best chance for italy to move forward. here's what i hear from you, sitting here in this remarkable place of history. "i love italy so much, i want to change it in order to make sure it can be all that it can." >> renzi: the message is exactly that. after two years and a half, in minister, i'm absolutely sure about the potential role of my country. >> rose: from a young age, renzi was the smartest person in