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james *8:14* "i jumped in the water right there and swam underneath all those trees and bushes and couldn't find her"
TWO MEN ARE UNDER ARREST --
ACCUSED OF PUSHING A YOUNG WOMAN TO HER DEATH IN THE PEACE RIVER.
NEW AT SIX, ABC-7 HEARS FROM WITNESSES WHO TRIED TO SAVE HER.
PLUS--
Five minutes and your vehicle could be gone in two. And your children.
IT ONLY TAKES A FEW SECONDS.
WHY LEAVING A CHILD IN THE CAR COULD CAUSE
MORE DANGER THAN HEAT EXHAUSTION.
AFTER MAKING NATIONAL HEADLINES FOR HIS ENCOUNTER WITH AN 11-FOOT GATOR -
ABC 7 FINDS OUT HOW THIS MOORE HAVEN TEEN IS ADJUSTING TO LOSING PART OF HIS ARM.
HIS REMARKABLE RECOVERY, AS ABC-7 NEWS AT SIX STARTS RIGHT NOW.
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NEWS AT 6 OPEN
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MORE SUN, FEWER SHOWERS
Hopefully you were able to stay dry today, nearly all of us saw rain! As we progress through the week, the rain will be replaced with sun.
The movement of each storm cell was due east as it all glided along a frontal boundary to our north. That boundary is separating muggy air to the south, and dry, fall like weather to the north.
As the front sinks further it'll erode away. That's sad news for us because the nice weather over the southeast will not penetrate our area!
However, by southwest Florida standards the weather will be great.
Here is what's on the docket - lots of sunshine, less in the way of rain, and more in the way of beach time.
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911 call:21 " how long go did she go under? about 5 minutes."
A FRANTIC 911 CALL MOMENTS AFTER A YOUNG WOMAN IS PUSHED FROM A BRIDGE INTO THE PEACE RIVER.
DEPUTIES SAY THE WOMAN'S BOYFRIEND, MARK ALAN HUNTLEY JUNIOR PUSHED HER.
TONIGHT HE AND A FRIEND, ANDREW SKEVINTON ARE FACING CHARGES.
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A-B-C 7 SPENT THE DAY DIGGING FOR DETAILS --
INVESTIGATORS HAVE LITTLE TO GO ON SINCE WITNESSES SAY THE TWO MEN TOOK THE WOMAN'S I-D AND THE REST OF HER BELONGINGS.
THEN THEY RAN AWAY FROM THE SCENE.
ABC 7'S MEAGHAN SMITH REPORTS NOW FROM ARCADIA.
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2 pm, sunday afternoon at morgan park in arcadia-
911 call:05 "there's a girl that just got in the water and she aint come back up- she drowneded."
911 calls tell the story of a suspected manslaughter-
a girl on the bridge, reportedly telling her boyfriend she can't swim,
but he pushes her in anyway.
911 call:21 " how long go did she go under? about 5 minutes."
desoto county deputies have been searching the peace river-
looking for the victim, who witnesses say was a young woman.
not only can they not find her body, but they don't know who she is-
only that she's a black woman likely from the tampa area.
911 call:26 "i'm in the river on a boat. i come by and it's 2 guys and a girl were in the water and they started hollering help- i picked up one of the guys but the girl never come back up."
that man tried to help.
deputies report that the woman was on the bridge with her boyfriend-
mark huntley and his friend- andrew skevington, when witnesses say huntley pressured her to jump in, even though she said she couldn't swim.
detectives tell us he pushed her in,
and when she didn't come back up-
both men jumped in after her.
james bullard was at the boat ramp and ran over to help.
james *8:14* "i jumped in the water right there and swam underneath all those trees and bushes and couldn't find her"
before deputies got there-
they say the two men took all of the victim's things-
including her identification- and took off.
neither we're told are cooperating with cops.
and serach teams still can't find the woman's body.
8:50 "the current done took her down."
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HUNTLEY IS FACING A MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE,
SKEVINGTON- IS FACING CHARGES OF ACCESSORY AFTER THE FACT.
DEPUTIES WILL STOP SEARCHING TONIGHT BECAUSE CONDITIONS ON THE RIVER ARE ROUGH.
THE SEARCH IS EXPECTED TO RESUME FIRST THING IN THE MORNING.
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FRIENDS AND FAMILY OF A MAN WHO WAS CRUSHED TO DEATH IN AN A-T-V CRASH ARE USING SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES TO EXPRESS THEIR GRIEF.
INVESTIGATORS SAY JON ANDERSON WASN'T WEARING A SEATBELT OR A HELMET WHEN HIS A-T-V FLIPPED IN A WOODED AREA OVER THE WEEKEND.
HE DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.
TODAY WE LEARNED ANDERSON AND HIS GIRLFRIEND
MOVED TO THE CAPE WITHIN THE LAST WEEK.
LEE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES TELL ABC 7 THE ACCIDENT HAPPENED IN AN AREA OFF BURNT STORE ROAD--
NEAR DURDEN PARKWAY.
THEY SAY THEY STARTED POSTING NO TRESPASSING SIGNES THERE YEARS AGO.
A-T-V SALESMEN SAY MANY RIDERS USE THE AREA BECAUSE THERE ARE SO FEW PLACES TO RIDE IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA.
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TONIGHT WE HAVE CONFIRMED THE IDENTITY OF A MAN FOUND DEAD ON FORT MYERS BEACH.
LEE COUNTY DEPUTIES SAY THE VICTIM IS 47 YEAR OLD RONALD EDWARD WILKS.
HIS BODY WAS FOUND JUST BEFORE 6 LAST NIGHT BEHIND DIAMOND HEAD RESORT.
HE WAS DISCOVERED AFTER DEPUTIES RECIEVED REPORTS OF A MISSING SWIMMER.
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RECYCLING IS PAYING OFF IN CAPE CORAL.
AND THAT COULD MEAN MONEY BACK IN THE POCKETS OF HOMEOWERS NEXT YEAR.
ABC 7'S ALEX BOYER EXPLAINS WHY GARBAGE BILLS COULD BE GOING DOWN.
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Joe Bocceri does what he can to help the environment. That includes recycling.
-joe bocerri/homeowner-"its so simple to recycle its a piece of cake, ha ha."
Thanks to the recycling efforts of residents like bocceri, the city is raking in.
-bocceri ranking yard
.and additional $850,000.
-chris chulakes-leetz/cape councilman-"those funds should be returned to the residents."
But instead that influx of recycling cash will go into the general fund.
-kevin mcgrail/cape councilman-"I'm going to be voting to support this tonight.
Councilman kevin mcgrail says the city needs the $850-grand in order to pay for much needed capital improvements.
But residents can still expect to see a slight decrease in their solid waste bill.
Tonight council will consider reducing solid waste bills for next fiscal year from $161.35 to $157.25. That's a savings of just over $4-dollars.
-bocceri-"I'm glad to see it working sounds like this is working and that's a good thing. Any time prices go down that's a good thing."
Its not such "a good thing" for commercial business owners who are not longer having their solid waste rates subsidized by residents.
-mcgrail-"their rates are going to go from $20 per month which some of these small business people have very little trash to $60 per months.
Meaning while residents may see a slight savings, some small business owners may forced to relocate - and recycle - elsewhere.
-mcgrail-"believe me were going to get plenty of feedback from the small business."
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LEE COUNTY HAS APPROVED A SERIES OF INCREASES FOR WATER USE THROUGH THE YEAR 2014.
THE FIRST WENT INTO EFFECT LAST OCTOBER.
ANOTHER SIX PERCENT INCREASE WILL TAKE
EFFECT OCTOBER FIRST.
THE NEXT TWO YEARS ARE SLIGHTLY LOWER AT JUST OVER TWO PERCENT.
THE COUNTY SAYS THE INCREASE IS NECESSARY TO RECOVER THE RISING COSTS OF OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE.
FOR A SINGLE FAMILY USING BOTH WATER AND WASTEWATER SERVICES FROM THE COUNTY THAT MEANS PAYING ABOUT FIVE DOLLARS MORE ON YOUR MONTHLY BILL.
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THE SELF-PROCLAIMED "LARGEST HOSTING PROVIDER OF *SECURE WEBSITES IN THE WORLD" --
IS UNDER ATTACK FROM A HACKER TONIGHT.
THOUSANDS, POSSIBLY MILLIONS, OF WEB SITES HOSTED BY GO-DADDY-DOT-COM ARE DOWN -- INCLUDING OUR OWN A-B-C DASH SEVEN DOT COM.
A LONE MEMBER OF THE HACKTIVIST GROUP ANONYMOUS CLAIMS RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ATTACK.
GO-DADDY-DOT-COM HOSTS MILLIONS OF WEBSITES --
MOSTLY FOR SMALL BUSINESSES.
THE COMPANY IS STAYING CONNECTED WITH CUSTOMERS THROUGH ITS TWITTER FEED.
THEY SAY SOME SERVICES HAVE ALREADY BEEN RESTORED.
WE ALSO WANT TO KEEP YOU UPDATED ON THIS AND ALL OF TODAY'S BIG STORIES.
YOU CAN FOLLOW US ONLINE ON OUR FACEBOOK PAGE, A-B-C SEVEN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA.
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TOMORROW MARKS 11 YEARS SINCE THE 9-ELEVEN TERRORIST ATTACK ON THE WORLD TRADE CENTER.
TONIGHT THE GOVERNMENT IS ACKNOWLEDGING THAT RESCUE WORKERS AT GROUND ZERO WERE EXPOSED TO CANCER-CAUSING TOXINS.
AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WILL PAY FOR HEALTH COSTS FOR 50 TYPES OF CANCERS REALTED TO ILLNESSES FROM THE WORLD TRADE CENTER DEBRIS.
THE MONEY COMES FROM A VICTIM'S COMPENSATION FUND.
THOUSANDS OF FIRST RESPONDERS ARGUED TOXINS FROM THE WORLD TRADE CENTER RUBBLE GAVE THEM CANCER.
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Michael Barasch/
The first responders who were there for us, we're now going to be there for
them. We're going to compensate them and help provide treatment.
PRESIDENT OBAMA IS ASKING AMERICANS TO MARK TOMORROW'S ANNIVERSARY BY REMEMBERING VICTIMS AND THEIR FAMILIES--
AND HONORING THE FIRST-RESPONDERS WHO RISKED THEIR LIVES TO HELP.
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WITH LESS THAN TWO MONTHS TO GO UNTIL ELECTION DAY --
THE CAMPAIGNS ARE HUNKERING DOWN IN CRUCIAL BATTLEGROUND STATES
WHILE PRESIDENT OBAMA GOT A LIFT FOLLOWING THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
CONVENTION LAST WEEK.
THE GALLUP DAILY TRACKING POLL NOW HAS PRESIDENT OBAMA FIVE POINTS
AHEAD OF REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER MITT ROMNEY.
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN FOUR MONTHS -- THE OBAMA CAMPAIGN PULLED
AHEAD OF ROMNEY IN FUNDRAISING -- RAISING 114-MILLION DOLLARS IN AUGUST.
THE ROMNEY TEAM RAISED 111-MILLION FOR THE MONTH.
MEANWHILE -- ROMNEY IS RAISING SOME EYEBROWS ON THE DEBATE OVER HEALTH CARE.
FOR MONTHS -- THE G-O-P HOPEFUL SAID HE'D *REPEAL* THE PRESIDENT'S
HEALTH CARE LAW -- *BUT NOW* --
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SOT Romney - NBC/Meet the Press
"I'm not getting rid of all of health care reform, of course. there are a
number of things i like in health care reform that i'm going to put in place
. one is to make sure those with pre-exisiting conditions can get coverage."
ROMNEY SPENT THE DAY IN THE CRUCIAL STATE OF OHIO.
NO REPUBLICAN HAS EVER WON THE WHITE HOUSE WITHOUT WINNING THE BUCKEYE STATE.
WITHOUT OHIO -- ROMNEY WOULD NEED TO WIN NEARLY EVERY OTHER BATTLEGROUND STATE TO CAPTURE THE WHITE HOUSE.
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YOUR LAWMAKERS ARE BACK TO WORK.
CONGRESS IS IN SESSION.
BUT WITH LESS THAN TWO MONTHS UNTIL ELECTION DAY --
MANY EXPECT THERE WON'T BE MUCH DONE IN CONGRESS ABOUT REAL ISSUES.
TRADITIONALLY THERE ARE POLITICAL VOTES MEANT TO TIE EACH PARTY TO A PARTICULAR VIEWPOINT.
BUT CONGRESS DOES HAVE ONE MAJOR ISSUE TO TACKLE OVER THE NEXT FEW WEEKS--PREVENTING A GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN WHEN THE BUDGET YEAR
ENDS SEPTEMBER 30-th.
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HOPING TO IMPROVE FLORIDA EDUCATION --
GOVERNOR RICK SCOTT IS MEETING WITH TEACHERS AND STUDENTS ACROSS THE STATE.
THE GOVERNOR KICKED OFF HIS STATEWIDE TOUR THIS MORNING IN JACKSONVILLE
HE'LL VISIT DIFFERENT SCHOOLS EACH DAY THROUGH NEXT WEEK.
SCOTT SAYS TRE PURPOSE OF THE TOUR IS TO HELP GENERATE IDEAS TO STRENGTHEN FLORIDA'S
EDUCATION SYSTEM AND BETTER PREPARE STUDENTS FOR COLLEGE AND CAREERS.
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A CAPE CORAL VIETNAM VETERAN WANTS THE CITY TO CRACK DOWN ON SOLICITORS WHO TRY TO TAKE LOCAL MONEY, AND RUN.
TONIGHT, THE LOCAL VET WILL PROPOSE AN ORDINANCE THAT WOULD HAVE THE CITY BAN NON-RECOGNIZED VETERANS ORGANIZATIONS FROM *ALL CITY PROPERTY.
LEE COUNTY ALREADY HAS AN ORDINANCE IN PLACE ALLOWING NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED VETERANS ORGANIZATIONS TO ONLY SOLICIT ON ROADWAYS AND INTERSECTIONS.
WHILE THE VET'S PROPOSED ORDINANCE STILL WON'T STOP VETERANS ORGANIZATIONS COMING FROM THE EAST COAST -- HE WANTS PEOPLE TO ASK WHERE THEY ARE DONATING THEIR MONEY TO.
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stop. Ask where the money is going, ask where they're from. If they're not from Cape Coral and the money is not staying in Cape Coral, don't give it to them.
THE COUNTY DOES REQUIRE A VETERANS GROUP TO GET A PERMIT IF IT WILL BE SOLICITING AT PARTICULAR ROADWAYS OR INTERSECTIONS.
MILLER WILL PRESENT HIS IDEAS FOR THE FIRST TIME IN FRONT OF CAPE CORAL CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS TONIGHT DURING PUBLIC COMMENT.
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TONIGHT IS YOUR CHANCE TO SEE ONE THIRD
OF A POPULAR 60'S FOLK GROUP FOR *FREE*.
PETER YARROW -- THE PETER IN "PETER, PAUL AND MARY" WILL PLAY A CONCERT AT IDA BAKER HIGH SCHOOL IN CAPE CORAL TONIGHT AT SEVEN.
THE GROUP HAD SEVERAL HITS INCLUDING "LEAVING ON A JET PLANE," "PUFF, THE MAGIC DRAGON," AND "BLOWIN' IN THE WIND."
IN ADDITION TO SINGING --
YARROW IS EXPECTED TO TALK ABOUT RESPECT AND CIVILITY IN SCHOOLS AND WORKPLACES.
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8 15 54 no matter how quick you think you're gonna be in the store things happen quicker than you can imagine.
ARRESTED FOR LEAVING HER CHILDREN ALONE IN A CAR.
TONIGHT-- EXPERTS WEIGH IN ON THE DANGERS THAT COULD
HAPPEN IN JUST SECONDS.
BACK TO SCHOOL AND BACK ON THE WATER --
WE CATCH UP WITH THE TEEN WHO LOST HIS ARM TO
A GATOR JUST 2 MONTHS AGO.
WEATHER IS COMING UP.
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MORE SUN, FEWER SHOWERS
Hopefully you were able to stay dry today, nearly all of us saw rain! As we progress through the week, the rain will be replaced with sun.
The movement of each storm cell was due east as it all glided along a frontal boundary to our north. That boundary is separating muggy air to the south, and dry, fall like weather to the north.
As the front sinks further it'll erode away. That's sad news for us because the nice weather over the southeast will not penetrate our area!
However, by southwest Florida standards the weather will be great.
Here is what's on the docket - lots of sunshine, less in the way of rain, and more in the way of beach time.
There will be a stray shower or two early in the morning, but 90% of the area will be dry. During the afternoon hours we'll see the sea breeze push through and our storms will be concentrated along it. Due to the winds now being from the northeast, the sea breeze will be pinned along the urban corridor. Make sure the windshield wipers are working for the drive home!
Wednesday into the weekend, you'll really see and feel the changes. Temperatures will rebound due to a lot of sunshine. They'll be in the mid 90s, and with humid air in place - it'll feel around 100 degrees! Isolated storms will be in the forecast each afternoon, but they'll be very widely spaced. Rain chances will be around 30% each day.
Boating conditions are improving, too, so it's time to start back hitting the water and catching some rays!
There's nothing in the tropics to be concerned about now, too.
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SHE DIDN'T THINK SHE'D BE LONG.
THAT'S WHAT A LOCAL WOMAN TOLD FORT MYERS POLICE WHEN THEY SAY THEY FOUND THREE CHILDREN IN THE CAR SHE WAS DRIVING, WHILE SHE WAS IN A FORT MYERS TARGET STORE.
ABC 7'S KIM BROWN HAS MORE ON THIS CASE.
AND WHY EXPERTS SAY A QUICK STOP AT THE STORE CAN BE RISKY.
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IT'S THIS TARGET STORE AT THE FORUM WHERE FORT MYERS POLICE SAY 29 YEAR OLD SARAH LEE LEFT THREE CHILDREN ALONE IN THE CAR SATURDAY.
WHILE SHE WENT IN AND SHOPPED.
LEE TOLD OFFICERS, SHE DID NOT THINK SHE WOULD BE LONG THAT NIGHT.
Five minutes and your vehicle could be gone in two. And your children.
CAPTAIN JIM MULLIGAN WITH THE FORT MYERS POLICE DEPARTMENT SAYS A CONCERNED CITIZEN CALLED FOR HELP AFTER NOTICING THE CHILDREN.
OFFICERS DISCOVERED LEE HAD BEEN INSIDE FOR ABOUT 20 MINUTES.
NATS
WHEN SHE CAME OUT OF THE STORE.
OFFICERS CHARGED HER WITH CHILD NEGLECT-
THREE COUNTS OF LEAVING A CHILD AGE SIX OR UNDER UNATTENDED IN A MOTOR VEHICLE FOR LONGER THAN 15 MINUTES.
What could it take a stranger to walk up, talk to the kids through the glass maybe ask them to open up the glass- open up the door or if they wanted it that bad, break the glass steal the vehicle with the children.
ACCORDING TO POLICE, THE CAR WAS RUNNING.
BUT IT DOESN'T SAY IF THE A/C WAS ON.
NATS
STILL, CHARLENE GARDNER, WHO'S A COORDINATOR WITH SAFE KIDS IN LEE AND COLLIER COUNTIES.
SAYS THERE ARE MORE DANGERS EVEN IF THE CAR IS RUNNING.
The child has access to the front seat being able to get out of their seat getting into the front seat putting the gear in place messing with all sorts of various things which can present a very big danger.
POLICE SAY THESE KINDS OF CASES ARE RARE.
AND WITH THIS ONE. THE CHILDREN WERE NOT INJURED.
IN FORT MYERS, KIM BROWN ABC7.
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LEE BONDED OUT YESTERDAY MORNING.
THE PENALTY FOR THIS KIND OF MISDEMEANOR IS A 50 TO 500 DOLLAR FINE.
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A MOORE HAVEN TEEN IS BACK IN SCHOOL AND ADJUSTING TO LIFE WITH HIS NEW PROSTECTIC HAND AFTER MAKING NATIONAL HEADLINES FOR LOSING HIS ARM TO A GATOR.
SOT Dan Strzempka Prosthetist, Hanger: in 27 years, ive never seen anyone pick this up so fast
IN JULY -- 17-YEAR-OLD FRED LANGDALE MADE A SPLIT SECOND DECISION TO SACRIFICE
HIS RIGHT ARM TO AN 11-FOOT GATOR WHILE HE WAS SWIMMING IN A CANAL.
TECHNICIANS HAVE NOW FITTED LANGDALE WITH A PROSTHETHIC LIMB THAT DETECTS
MOVEMENT IN HIS FOREARM -- ALLOWING HIM TO GRAB, GRIP, AND HOLD.
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MG: so what will you be able to do with the new hand?
Fred: I can finally button my jeans by myself
MG: The simple things -
FRED: the simple things
THE HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR HAS LEARNED TO DRIVE A CAR
AND DRIVES HIS BELOVED AIRBOAT BY USING HIS FEET.
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FLORIDA AND FLORIDA STATE. WINNERS ON SATURDAY. THINGS SHOULD BE A LITTLE MORE DIFFICULT FOR BOTH THIS WEEKEND.
PLUS THAT WAS THE SCENE FRIDAY NIGHT AT THE IMMOKALEE NAPLES GAME. WHAT'S LATEST ON THAT INCIDENT..NEXT.
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WORLD NEWS TEASE
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SPORTS OPEN
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UGLY SCENE ON FRIDAY NIGHT AT THE IMMOKALEE/NAPLES GAME
SEVERAL IMMOKALEE COACHES AND PLAYERS WENT INTO THE STANDS FOLLWING THE GAME TO CONFRONT SOME HECKLARS.
THE COLLIER COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD IS INVESTIGATING THE INCIDENT.
IMMOKALEE HEAD COACH JARROD ACKLEY TELLS ABC-7. HE CANNOT COMMENT ON THE INCIDENT. OR IF THE PLAYERS AND COACHES INVOLVED WILL BE SUSPENDED. BUT HE DID COMMENT ON FIRDAY NIGHT AFTER THE GAME.
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TO SAY THAT FLORIDA STATE HAS EASED INTO THE SEASON. PROBABLY AN UNDERSTATEMENT. THE NOLES HAVE WON THEIR FIRST 2 GAMES BY A COMBINED. 121 POINTS. THINGS FIGURE TO BE A LITTLE MORE DIFFICULT THIS WEEKEND WHEN THE FELLAS FACE WAKE FOREST. HOWEVER. OUR FRIENDS IN VEGAS THINK FSU WILL ROLL ONCE AGAIN. FAVORED BY 24 POINTS.
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MEANWHILE THE GATORS ARE OFF TO A 2-0 START. THANKS TO THEIR BIG ROAD WIN OVER TEXAS A&M. AND ARE NOW RANKED 18TH IN THE NATION
FLORIDA WILL FACE TENNESSEE THIS SATURDAY. AND WILL LIKELY DO SO WITH STARTING RUNNING BACK MIKE GILLISLEE.
MIKE HAS A GROIN INJURY BUT COACH WILL MUSCHAMP SAYS HE SHOULD PLAY.
AS FOR THE GATORS FACING THE VOLUNTEERS. THEIR WIN ON SATURDAY. HELPED BUILD SOME MOMENTUM.
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CONTINUE VO
MEANWHILE FORMER GATOR. JOE HADEN HAS BEEN SUSPENDED FOR THE NEXT 4 GAMES. FOR FAILING A DRUG TEST.
HADEN IS ACCUSED OF USING THE DRUG ADERRALL
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NAPLES GRAD CARLOS HYDE WILL NOT BE PLAYING THIS WEEK FOR OHIO STATE.
THE JUNIOR RUNNING BACK HAS A SPRAINED RIGHT KNEE.
HEAD COACH URBAN MEYER SAYS THERE'S NO SWELLING IN THE KNEE. WHICH IS A GOOD SIGN.
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AT 6 FOOT 3. ANDY MURRAY HAS SOME PRETTY BROAD SHOULDERS. BUT THEN AGAIN THEY WOULD HAVE TO BE. THE GUY'S CARRYING THE WEIGHT OF AN ENTIRE NATION ON THOSE SHOULDERS. NO BRITISH TENNIS PLAYER HAS WON A GRAND SLAM TITLE. SINCE FRED PERRY DID IT BACK IN 1936. MURRY TRYING TO CRACK THAT CODE TODAY.
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TAKING ON NOVAK DJOCOVIC FOR THE US OPEN TITLE.
RIGHT NOW THINGS ARE LOOKING GOOD FOR MURRAY.
HE IS UP A SETS AND CLOSING IN ON A SECOND SET. YOU MAY REMEMBER. MURRY WON THE GOLD MEDAL AT THE OLYMPICS THIS SUMMER.
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TONIGHT AT 7 OPEN
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ALL NEW TONIGHT AT SEVEN--
WE'LL TAKE A LOOK AT VIDEO RELEASED TODAY OF THE DEADLY WISCONSIN SIKH TEMPLE SHOOTING FROM BACK IN AUGUST.
A HEATED DEBATE OVER A LANDFILL IN CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
FIND OUT HOW THE THE PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD VOTED AFTER HEARING THE OPINIONS OF DOZENS OF RESIDENTS.
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4SHOTAD LIB GOODBYE
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