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Problem. The rip current risk, though, is still high for the shore. Ill break it down hour by hour and show you whats ahead for your day when i come back in a couple of minutes. First Jessica Boyington has your first alert traffic. Thank you. Were starting on the vine street expressway moving through center city to start. Around 24th street, both directions look good. You see here moving to the schuylkill, no problem. Eastbound toward 95 doing the same. And speaking of 95 southbound from woodhaven moving to the vine street expressway, speeds into the mid 60s there. A 13minute trip. Were not se...

A former undercover Tampa detective believes the claim.

When Angelo Bedami returned from Sicily in 1983 to turn himself in for smuggling millions of dollars of drugs into Florida from Colombia, federal law enforcement officials’ first question was aout his father, Joe Bedami Sr., a convicted mobster and alleged hitman who went missing in 1968.

Angelo Bedami's father, Joe Bedami Sr., was a convicted mobster and alleged hit man who disappeared in 1968 after living in Tampa. For decades, it had been presumed that he ended up on the other side of a hit. But there were lingering doubts, which prompted the question: Was Joe Bedami Sr. really dead?

TAMPA, Fla. — When Angelo Bedami returned from hiding in Sicily in 1983 to turn himself in for smuggling millions of dollars of drugs into Florida from Colombia, federal law