You look at being at duke. Make the wideouts be there. Run. We walked out. You know what he is in the weight room today. Working out. It is the drive to be the best of all time. And thats what makes Peyton Manning who he is. We have seen who Peyton Manning is since he was a little boy. You going to be a Football Player when you grow up . He lived most of his life in the public eye. And it is amazing how little he changed. Peyton is a metronome. Repeating the same beats over and over. I am Peyton Manning. Passing academy. One of the most familiar is the man. 2013 was the 18th season. Lets be careful teaching a kid a different motion. If he spins it okay. He has a funnily release. I wouldnt mess with him. Work with the foot work and in. We screwed it up. These guys are old enough. An 8th grader can throw a slant out. Switch out. Quick out. Every year before training camp. Whether the College Players or the high school players, the guys that love football. It is a great reminder of for me
This morning we have Team Coverage. Meteorologist leigh spann is tracking the system for us. News channel 8s mary mcguire is at a sandbag filling location. And our ryan hughes is at ray jay with the bucs big decision to move thursday nights game. We start our Team Coverage with leigh. Leigh, whats going on with the storm . Right now, Hurricane Hunters from Macdill Air Force base right here in tampa left about 12 30. They have been flying around the center of circulation. They found about a 33 Miles Per Hour wind. Again, not just a graphic. This is actually gps tracking where the plane is. It left out of Macdill Air Force base. Once we get the information from this flight, we will have more information and we will get a new forecast track from the Hurricane Center within the half hour. Stay with us. This is the 11 00 p. M. Update, 35 Miles Per Hour winds. It was still a tropical depression. It is expected to become a Tropical Storm before making the turn to the northeast sometime tomorr
Of gaza yet. Palestinians say they will attend talks in cairo. Well, we begin this news hour with the crisis in gaza. The humanitarian truce over after just a few hours. Israel says two of its soldiers have been killed another captured. At least 70 palestinians have been killed there by shelling in the last few hours. Palestinian president abbas say delegations will travel to cairo on saturday. Reporter a truce in name, but tenuous in nature, and perhaps now in tatters. The threeday humanitarian ceasefire in the gaza strip had just come into effect. Both sides agreed to a pause in hostilities. Israel will be able to continue its defensive operations for those tunnels that are behind its lines, and the palestinians will be able to receive food, medicine, and additional humanitarian assistance as well as to be able to tend to their wounded, bury their dead. Reporter but just two hours in, israeli tanks resumed their shelling. The military says it forces came under attack, while decommiss
The u. S. What will it take to cure the community. We examine that in our special segment the week ahead we begin our coverage in northern california, where residents in and around napper awoke to the worst case in 20 years. It hit a little after three in the morning between american canon and napper. No deaths. Jacob ward is joining us in napper with the latest. I know its been a busy day, officials have been fixing gas leaks, water outages what can you tell us . Obviously at this point everyone is very, very lucky and grateful that damage has not been to human life, its only the physical damage. At this point we are looking at between 11,000 and 15,000 without power, and certainly a lot of concern about the quality of water. Its drinkable. There has been 60 breaks, and no major mains have been lost. At this point its a question of assessing the physical damage. Here is a perspective from the Community Director earlier. The range goes for materials that are falling off. You see some i
The week ahead examines the next steps for the community. Thanks for being about us. A state of emergency is in effect for parts of the San Francisco bay area, after a 6. 0 magnitude quake hit there in the Early Morning hours. Its the strongest one to hit this area in more than two decades. 122 people were injured, three critically. Californian Officials Say it is too soon to estimate the damage theyve been battling first, gas leaks and power outages. The quake hit between napper and american canyon. How bad was the quake . Jacob ward joins us live. Certainly on a scientific basis it wasnt as bass at the loma priator, that was a vasty more powerful 1520 times for powerful. Nonetheless this was scary, 20,000 people out of 80,000 that live her are without power in napper. As we heard at a press event, the local hospital was seeing a steady stream of injuries. We have had an early, very early, big wave of folks with lacerations and bumps and bruises, related to folks getting out of bed an