pope francis appointing bishop gregory parkes. bishop lynch is retiring after serving the community for 20 years. gregory parkes comes from pensacola and tallahassee where he served as bishop for the past four years before entering the seminary he worked in finance in tampa.>>> you can get cash while checking off your holiday shopping list, tonight the six apps and websites back in your bank account.>>> dementia rates are on the decline, the two things helping our older loved ones avoid this debilitating condition. >>> the beach looks beautiful, to the south there is some rain falling across part of the area, where it is headed and i there is any more cool air in miracle that returned a missing mother to her family. she is now out of the hospital recovering with her husband by her side. her alleged captors released her on thanksgiving morning about 150 miles from home, she was bound in heavy chains but managed to flag down a passing car.>> i saw a woman, a woman with long blonde hair, by frantically waving what looked like a shirt

. >> after serving the pensacola- tallahassee area, pope francis called bond bishop gregory parkes to come to the bay area and service senior bishop of the second largest diocese in the state. anthony allred joins us now live from the diocese of st. petersburg and i understand she parks -- bishop parkes is no stranger to the tampa bay area. florida from this one. from up in tallahassee where he recently served as bishop to daytona beach where he was in community college and all the way to tampa, south tampa where he served in a church, he has put down roots all over the state of florida. and now he says that he got his calling from right here in tampa bay.>> you as much joy and happiness as this great diocese has brought to me. >> reporter: with a heavy heart, retiring bishop robert lynch introduced his successor to a small group of loyal parishioners. >> welcome. >> [ applause ]>> reporter: and with that, bishop gregory parkes will soon become the new leader of the second largest diocese in the state. >> know that i am very grateful to the holy father, pope francis for this appointme

bishop gregory parkes will replace bishop robert lynch who's retiring after nearly 21 years. parkes sat in on several meetings as the transition began. he comes to the diocese of st. pete after leading diocese in bishop parkes says he's blessed to have been given the opportunity. he calls his leadership style... approachable: parkes is somewhat familiar with the area. in the 19-80's... he worked in the financial sector before going on to seminary. "cyber monday" are behind us...the ?next big shoppping date is here! but this one... is all about helping ?others. it's "giving tuesday"... a time to help out your favorite charity. but a heads up... before you start giving handouts. here's a few tips on ?how to donate... online. first... do your ?research. there are several websites that list ?how non-profits are spending their money. next... how should you ?pay that donation? most people do cash or checks. but credit cards are pretty popular now too. and ?some card cpa points... for donating to charity. but keep in mind, charities might not get ?all of your donation if there's a c

here he is his name bishop gregory parks fifth bishop from fox 13 dan maddox spoke with him today about his new role leading church bishop gregory parks comes to tampa bay area in a much different form than 30 years ago. i was working in the banking industry at that time. he left behind finance and went to seminary for a career in faith. after most recently serving as bishop of pensacola tallahassee bishop robert lynch who is retiring after his nearly 21 years of >> each bishop has his own personal style of leadership and way that he organizes things. bishop park's style he is says being approachable. as bishop i've always also tried to a pastor. so trying to pastoral in my work in my relationships with priests and with those that i encounter through my ministry. i, am very collaborative in my ministry. i like to seek the opinions of other before making a decision. center. so i need to take some time to learn about it. and to determine the best way i can lead here from. from banker suit to cleshg gashes bishop parks says he's much different person than the man who lived here 30 years ag

pope francis called on bishop gregory parkes pensacola area and service the new bishop of the second largest diocese in the state. as anthony allred shows us, bishop parkes is no stranger to the tampa bay area. >> may you have as much joy and happiness as this great diocese has brought to me. >> reporter: retiring bishop robert lynch introduced his successor to a group of loyal bishop parkes is no stranger to the bay area. he worked in the banking industry in tampa and attended christ the king and south tampa.>> really in a certain sense, the origin of the foundation in my vocation was discerned here. in our diocese. >> reporter: as for parishioners after 20 years, they hate to see bishop lynch goal but they are happy to welcome back one of their own. bishop parkes installment ceremony is the first week in january and he says he can't wait to in st. petersburg, anthony allred, news channel 8. >>> the 36 annual lakeland christmas parade is not until thursday but that has not stopped some people from trying to secure a prime viewing spot already. this event with more than 100 flood str

. >> after serving the pensacola- tallahassee area, pope francis called bond bishop gregory parkes to come to the bay area and service senior bishop of the second largest diocese in the state. anthony allred joins us now live from the diocese of st. petersburg and i understand she parks -- bishop parkes is no stranger to the tampa bay area.

bishop "gregory parkes" will replace bishop "robert lynch" who's retiring after 21 years on the job. parkes comes to the diocese after being a leader in tallahassee and pensacola. bishop parkes says he's blessed to have been given the opportunity. he calls his leadership style, approachable. parkes is somewhat familiar with the area. in the 1980's he worked in the financial sector before going on to seminary. to bring hope for the holidays. metropolitan ministries donation tents in hillsborough and pasco counties will be open from seven a-m until seven p-m this giving tuesday. you can bring donations and even meet some of your favorite fox13 personalities. we'll be at both the hillsborough and pasco tents today. the tampa tent is on governor street, near nebraska and cass. if you live in pasco county, the donation drop off point is 3214 u-s 19 in holiday. again both locations will be until seven p-m. if you want more information, you can find it on our website... fox13 news dot com. we're getting a better idea of what a "donald trump" white house could look like. the surprising pick

coming up in my next today we are hearing from the bishop of the diocese of saint peter berg bishop gregory parkes was introduced following his appointment life pope francis, he got his bachelor's degree in finance at fsu and worked in banking in tampa. now is the time to unite all people not just the catholic church.>> one of the opportunities is to promote and bring about healing, to for the new president-elect and our new collected -- political leaders. >> he succeeds retiring bishop lynch. he is filled with joy to be appointed. >>> the suspect in the ohio state university attack may have been a student at the university, his name is in the student directory. the university are being told to run hide and fight during the attack this morning. they are not the only ones, university of south florida students have been taught to do the same thing in times of >>> we are continuing to follow the latest from columbus, ohio after an attack on the campus of the ohio state university at least nine people taken to the hospital, one in critical condition the suspect is dead police believe the suspec

gregory parks, parks will be the 5th bishop of the diocese. earlier this morning the church made his he replaces robert lynch. >>> today is cyber monday after spending the weekend scouring the stores millions are could see seeing up to their computers to score some big holiday deals. we got a look inside the fulfillment center where workers pick, pack and ship your orders. we have the online shopping scoop. >> reporter: here they amazon fulfillment center it's kind of lot noisier because the conveyor belts are working overtime this cyber monday. >> forget black friday today may be one of the biggest shopping days of the year. workers and robots right here in the bay area are helping make it all possible. . >> the robots will help maximize the storage space so we have robots carrying stacks of products to the associates and then they pick from that and then they'll put it in the tote and then they pack it. >> reporter: last year on cyber monday amazon customers ordered more than 54 million items worldwide, and expected this year will be even bi

bishop gregory parks will replace robert lynch who's retiring after 20 years serving the tampa bay catholic community. parks comes from the diocese of pensacola and tallahassee where past four years. before entering the seminary he worked in finance in tampa. we're going to live stream parks' introduction on facebook at 10:30. >>> scary moments outside the u.s. embassy in the philippines. police in manila diffused a suspected bomb found in a trash can. luckily no one was hurt. the street sweeper says she called police after finding a cell phone attached to a bottle- like cylinder with wires connecting it back to the phone. police are inves months, tow truck drivers are planning a memorial ride for one of their own. another driver killed yesterday while helping a motorist. in both instances the drivers who killed them are accused of driving under the influence. troopers say the driver in this case, leandro perez was drunk when he hit and killed danny hand. perez is expected to make his first court appearance this morning. the incident happened early yesterday morning in tampa on i- is this h

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bishop gregory parks retiring after nearly 21 years of service. parks sat in on several meeting today as that transition begins. he comes to the diocese of st. petersburg after leading diocese bishop park says he's blessed to have been given this opportunity and he calls his leadership style approachable. >> as a bishop i've always also tried to be a pastor. so tried to pastoral in my work and in my relationships with priests. and with those that i encounter through my ministry. parks is somewhat familiar with the area. in 1980s he worked in financial sector before going on to seminary. >> a pasco county deputy shot her finger while trying to shoot a dog that was and tonight we have the video. >> pretty scary stuff. that deputy was a responding to a call of the dog attack. when you can see the dog attacked her knocking her to the ground. this was all caught on her body camera. she had to shoot and kill the dog. that's what she says. in a scuffle the bullet also grazed her finger. now she and at other victim will be okay. but she also wants people

. >>> well following bishop robert livable's retirement gregory l parks is the next leader the diocese. he'll take over the second biggest diocese in the state of florida. we're live in st. petersburg. . >> reporter: that's right. i want to say good evening. bishop parks was introduced to members of his new diocese earlier today and thanked pope francis for his appointment and talked about where he wants to go from here. >> when a new bishop arrives there's a lot of questions that people have. one of them typically is bishop what is your vision for our diocese? and i hope that opportunity to get to know our diocese. in a real and substantial way, to get to know people, to get to know the parishes, to get to know you and to see what opportunities lie ahead for us and then in a lob a active way to address those an move forward. so i parishes, visiting with our priests, visiting with our staff, talking to our people and listening, listening to them to see where we are and where the lord may be calling us to go as a diocese. . >> reporter: bishop parks installment ceremony is scheduled for

the catholic church announced this morning that bishop gregory parks will take over for retiri bishop robert lynch. >>> this morning on "today's take," cyber mourned. we'll show you the hottest online deals, including a big give-away. >>> then we've got a super soup to warm you right up. >>> and from talent to our stage, the amazing grace vand grace vanderwaal coming up. >>> welcome to a monday morning, november 28th, 2016. i'm al, along with tamron and good buddy of ours, co-hosting coming on this show. happy to be here. >> he worked his way to the top fast. >> and does not age. >> i love the title entertainment expert. does that mean when you were like 5 years old you were going around scoring cartoons that you watched? >> were you in my house? always obsessed with music and tv and movies. i was reading "billboard" magazine as a 10-year-old. i knew all the actors nominated. as >> you probably could not wait to get the fall preview edition of "tv guide." >> for me it was more entertainment weekly. >> one last movie that you had to pick, one -- before the lights go out on this life, w