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To look inside the building. They still have not gone into most of it. The fire is down considerably. Let me show you, you can see what the heat from the fire did. It almost collapsed this part of the roof. And, the other problem is traffic. The smoke was heavy. This is the veterans expressway. They have lanes of traffic closed and i will zoom in down here and as you go down toward Tampa International airport, the traffic is bumper to bumper and very slow going. So in this area traffic will be a problem because of the fire. Paul lamison, thank you very much. Someone shot and killed a store cle...

Even killing some animals. Tonight, we hear from the owner of that billing. Paul mueller joins us live from town and country at the scene and i can still see the smoke behind you paul. Reporter yeah, it is still billowing up jen. Good evening. The owner as you can imagine is in shock right now. The building you are looking at behind me, 14,000 square feet. A total loss. Get a good live look. Firefighters demolishing it after getting the flames and inside that building, as you said, two dozen animals. The sad news here, several of them including a monkey, are dead. Now, the fire broke out just ...

They were in their jeep headed north on u. S. 27. The Sheriffs Office says they drifted into the southbound lane and were hit by a Chevy Silverado. The three men in the truck are expected to survive. Again, as you look at these live pictures from eagle 8 hd over the scene at u. S. 27. You can see how banged up that suv is as well as the truck. The school has a grief counselor on site this morning to talk to students and staff in need of someone to talk to about a terrible day for friends and loved ones of these young victims. U. S. 27 is closed but expected to reopen soon. Were going to head t...

On D-Day, The Associated Press had reporters, artists and photographers in the air, on the choppy waters of the English Channel, in London, and at English departure ports and airfields

On D-Day, the Associated Press had reporters, artists and photographers in the air, on the choppy waters of the English Channel, in London, and at English departure ports and airfields covering the Allied assault in Normandy.