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do as much as possible to keep the zika virus from spreading, but there may be legal obstacles in the way. >> reporter: neighbors have been complains about this pool at this home for years trying to get the city to do something about it. today the city was here, and promised action on homes this. >> the tampa mayer said they have known about this eyesore for years. but they can't just kline up the home. >> believe me, we want to get rid of the eyesore as much as the neighbors do. we have got to find a way to

the head of the health department in tampa is telling all of us it's up to us to drain standing water to prevent mosquitoes from breeding. now a busy day on the troopics. here is julie phillips. >> it is busy in the tropics, but that's not too surprising, because this time of year, it typically is. this is really the peak of hurricane season. we're watching a couple of areas right now we've had tropical depression fiona. we have 99-l, and we have invest 90-l. this is a 100% chance of development, so we're just waiting for this to become a troop 0icle depression or storm in a few hours. here is a look at fiona, which will make that turn to the

we have 90-l, which looks like it could take a similar track to fiona. not too worried about that system, but of course we'll keep an eye on it. but we're also looking at 99 now, which could make it way into the caribbean. we'll keep a really close eye on that for you. but right now, just an area we're watching, not even a named storm or depression. across the state of florida, it's en and action should be pretty limited. you can see a couple of showers beginning to pop up now. ally take a look at your full forecast coming up. now to a warning. an on-line dating connection turned deadly for an auburn dale man. 27-year-old adam hillary was found shot to death in his apartment at sunset on friday.

website plenty of fish, and returned her to her apartment. bustos returned with these men to lure him, and police believe she used the site to lure the victim. >> didn't seem like it would have been the first time, and if she hasn't done it, she's talked to people who have done it. >> police believe that this man be, andre warner, is the man who shot and killed hillary. the victim had a of the window of a squad car to ditch deputies, and he did it all while handcuffed, and with shoes. let's go to john rogers for the latest. >> good afternoon, the incident report shows that after the man was placed in the back of the squad car, something went terribly wrong. on saturday night, 34-year-old joel was arrested for violating his probation. while in a squad car, the incident report said the back

roll down the window. >> he had the handcuffs behind his back, and he took off that way, ran. >> reporter: the report said deputies were busy talking to each other while he took off. he was long gone by the time they noticed. area agencies helped him to search, but he has not been seen since. officials say he is not considered dangerous, but now faces a felony charge for escaping. so if you know anything about his whereabouts, call the ma office. >> olympic swimmer ryan lochte's bad behavior is costing him some cash. he was dropped by ralph lauren and speedo0. speed been o plans to donate a $-- speedo plans to donate

charity. few we take a look at how officers are keeping an eye on the roads as school returns. >> reporter: law enforcement is returning everyone about safety laws as the first day of school in sarasota county kicks off. >> reporter: students arriving at south side elementary school said their final good-byes to summer. >> i'm good. it was -- >> reporter: are you sad the summer >> kind of. >> reporter: yeah? mom, are you sad the summer is over? >> no, i'm not. >> reporter: as children made their way to the classroom, sarasota police officers posted in school zones, making sure drivers are were paying attention. >> we tried to notify people, and there are paintings on the road, and flashing overhead, so while it is easy to forget, i think once you get here, you realize that it is well marked, and they've been well educated leading up to this.

reminds people be alert for students and school buses. pay attention to traffic guards and always drive slow through a a school zone. those who violated got pulled over. >> they it's not for the children, the importance of it, and while they don't like it, honestly theyishly thank us at the end of the traffic stop. >> reporter: something parents can appreciate. >> it makes us feel good. sarasota is a pretty safe town. so it's good to see everybody stopping the to school safe. >> reporter: anyone caught violating any safety laws could face hefty fines. now school loan debt some startles few stats. >> 71% of millennials claim student loan debt is delaying them from buying a home. >> a student can refinance their car loan, they can refinance their boat loan. they can refinance their credit card debt, but they're not allowed to refinance their

>> congresswoman kathy caster is proposing a bill that would ail how student loan holders to refinance. she said it is great timing, because the interest is rate is low. the average student between $30,000 and $35,000 in debt. >> a long holiday weekend coming up up soon. if you're thinking aboyd flying, you better watch how you pay. details coming after the break. >> and how brewers are about your next -- worried about your next batch of

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brake pedal. also some mitsubishi models. contact your dealer for repairs. >> gawker.com closes down today. most staffers will continue working for one of gawker are media's other six sites, or univision, which bought the company. brewers of pumpkin beer could have a frightful season. a number of brewers scrambling to find the squash, because bad weather hurts this year's crop. this could mean a big delay in brewing, which is tippic lay four-week process. and many of us have insurance for several aspects of our life. your home, your health, the list goes on, but how about terrorism insurance? this is a real thing. shortly after nine listen, the insurance act, or tria was born.

to offer this terrorism insurance built right into their policies, and because of that, as the years pass, the government has been responsible for less and less of the damages. >> the trigger right now is at $100 million. so this is -- you know, if you have buildings like the world trade center, you know, those buildings are worth hundreds of millions of dollars. terrorism insurance, that's really what the tria act is meant to pay for. >> any damages up to that million, are to be covered by the insurance company. the cost of terrorism insurance is pretty minimal. usually 1% to 2% of your policy, and businesses do have the choice to opt out. >> well, you probably don't want to hear this, but the last chance for a late summer vacation is coming up. however, this year, it looks like it might be more affordable, provided you are not relying on a certain way to pay for it. the 8 on your side details tonight from chris. >> reporter: the last two weeks of the summer vacation

labor day holiday weekend where record travel might occur because of travel bargains. >> affordable air fare, and a strong hotel market, really are making it an advantageous time for travelers to get away. >> reporter: low gas prices are where consumers are still saving the most, but that's not the only way to save. >> we're seeing flight travel cheaper than we've seen the last couple of seasons. >> reporter: but don't uses frequent flyer miles. labor day weekend is another blackout period. although cnbc's kelly grant says you still better be be used them somehow, and soon. >> you might never use those point at all, just because they will expire, in a lot of cases, if you are not actively participating in programs. >> reporter: she also said airlines were now frequently changing terms for earning and redeeming miles. >> because they have changed

more to get there. >> reporter: so for labor day flying this year? resolve to earn instead of burn reward miles. it might be cheaper anyway. >> joins us now for another check of your first at 4 weather, here is julie phillips. welcome back to our 4:00. it's been an while, a few weeks. >> yeah, it's hard to believe we're already talking about labor day, too. >> i kn >> good-bye. back to school. >> yeah, still feels like summer, though, for us here. and check this out. we have some pretty great video that we're seeing right now of a dust storm that rolled through phoenix, arizona, over the weekend. josh tells us this is actually worse than driving in a snowstorm. the wind in this storm reached 40 miles per hour. wow. cow can definitely see the lower visibility. for us, we're looking at an increase in moisture over the past couple of days.

going up a as we head throughout next week. our rain chances back up to around 40% or so as we head through wednesday all the way into the weekend. so today has been really quiet so far for loft us. you can see a great view from frenchys out at fair water beach. 85 degrees. a lot of folks enjoying the sunshine. plenty of sunshine around this afternoon. rain chances staying low through this evening. only about a 20% chance of a passing shower at your house, and the best chance would be if by tomorrow morning, mostly dry, sunny start to the day, and we'll see isolated showers and storms picking up into the afternoon and evening. right now, though, it's pretty quiet for us. you can see a couple of small showers that is developed east of brooksville, and as you head farther south, we're track something isolated showers near lake placid over towards venus, and also track something sprinkles.

because we've seen just blue sky asks sunshine for most of us, temperatures are up this afternoon. it's 95 in plant city, and 94 currently in venice. 93 in lakeland. 94 currently in brooksville. so it is steamy. going to stay that way for the rest of this evening, because we're only go to see a few shower and storms developing. if you live closer towards the coast, generally going to be very nice sun sit for you tonight. as we head into the pretty quiet. any lingering rain quickly comes to an end. and when you wake up tomorrow morning, you should see very little in the way of rainfall. bust it will be muggy. as you head into the afternoon and evening, we'll start to see a little more activity tomorrow, but still only about a 30% chance of rain, i would say, for the afternoon and evening, but more rain than we saw today. heading into wednesday morning, mostly dry. average temperatures in the

getting right back, into the swing of things, more of a surge time pattern. 40% rain chance after 2:00 p.m. you can see this weak front to our north. don't get excited. not really going to be able to pass there and bring us the cooler weather. we're left with temperatures in the low 90s the next couple of days. rain chances near 40% through this coming weekend, even into the start of next week. guys? >> all right, thank you much. >> well, a daredevil pastor in new york is at it again. wall of fire on his motorcycle. yeah, he's a pastor. check out his latest feat. >> here we go! >> all right. how about that stuff? well, as we say, he is a pastor, and overrule the weekend, he used a ramp to jump over a helicopter through a wall of fire. he is a pastor at faith on fire fellowship. he claims jumps like this are symbolic of his faith.

bags and set up bounce houses for kid. well, rapper, actor, and america's got talent host nick cannon is heading back to college. the 35-year-old announced through social media he is enrolled at howard university in washington d.c. he is hoping to graduate in 2020. >> see? >> you can always go back. >> never hurts to have a great education. >> now it's time for today's hollywood minute. >> it's a rough year fo only reason ben-hur bombed at the box office, the $100 million movie which debuted just in $11 million and change. it had other things working against it, with a low rating

tomatoes. sausage party is doing well at the box office, but his next r- rated movie has hit a snag. it has been pulled from production. it was set to hit they eighters next august. university is hoping to rule a new technical world, 4k d. the huntsman pa winters storm is the first movie to be spot in the new format. if you have a 4k setup, you can judge for yourself when it hits stores tuesday. well, coming up, politics, both presidential, and those involving students in the third grade. we'll explain coming up at 4:30. >> also, kids cram live crocodiles through the mail slot at a high school, and then

video will help find them. >> then in first at 4 sports, he's a rookie with high expectations, but is the bucs new kick arer lack something confidence? >> you can got the latest on tampa's most convenient prime time newscast at great 38 at 8:00. we hope to see you there, and

olympics are over. it's a little letdown. >> i know. i flipped on the television this morning, and i'm, like, where are my olympics? >> yeah, you get addicted quickly. >> i need water polo at 10:00 p.m. i need something. but football, we've taken center stage, bucs fans, we're

jenkins deserves aton of credit for his recent play in camp. he had an impressive catch in saturday night's game, holding on to the ball while absorbing that head shot. but this was also the same player that was booted out of practice during the offseason program. he's had a hard time staying on the field, thanks to injuries, bought return to the first team offense is significant, because it is head coach dirk colorado showing con -- dirk koipper doing his -- coetter, doing his job to make sure he is ready.

until it hurts you a as a player. >> what do you think is going through the mind of bucs kicker roberto aguayo these days. he missed two field goal attempts saturday against the jaguars. hit an upright on a point after attempt if philadelphia. by now we all know the pressure that's hanging on this kid. he was picked in the second round of the draft, but as the coach set on saturday night, it's too this is the nfl, the kicker has to convert, and that begins with miss own confidence. >> i could so i say a little, but in times like this, it builds you up, so down the road in the future, you're a lot stronger, you know? so you have to have times like this where you struggle a little bit when you're -- you know, everything is all good, you don't have those times where you can go, fall back on what do i do here to bounce

kickers let go by the bucs last season is going to be in town this week. patrick murray trying to make the cleveland browns roster. so that will be awkward. >> oh, yeah. >> because the browns are here starting tomorrow. >> and florida state fans, a lot of them around here, recognize him with the gold be shoes for florida state. never missed from florida state. >> he's not the first to come into the nfl and have a hard time. >> it's a different game, isn't it? can he straighten it this place kicking is the one position in football that's not subjective. it either goes in the uprights, or it doesn't. >> and a lot of it is is a a head game. ? >> yeah, you have to get it fixed.

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now four headlines at 4:30. north korea is threatening south korea and the united states as the two countries

drills today. they have threatened a preemtick nuclear strike. right now fema going door- to-door in louisiana. president obama is going to visit that state tomorrow. 2600 national guardsmen and thousands of volunteers are helping the victims. fema has already approved $55 million assistance, and another $15 million in advanced national flood insurance payments. >> number 3, a federal judge blocked the new transgender bathroom rules. this judge in texas grants a nationwide injunction, tell prayer blocking the federal government allows transgender students to use the bathroom of their choice. and number 4, drug giant

medivation for about $14 billion. it is a cancer drug making company. the deal does still require share holder and regulator approval. now to your vote. and an indication that donald trump may be looking to change his tone on one of the most controversial proposals of his campaign. >> halle jackson went to find out in trump is soft everyoning his voice d undocumented immigrants. >> reporter: a new week and a new tone for donald trump's team, seeming to softennen his stance supporting a so-called deportation force, to remove the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in the u.s. will he actually use that force? >> to be determined. >> reporter: the candidate himself still silent about it. his immigration policy still standing on-line, with trump still struggling to win over minority voters.

african-americans, from whom he has about 1% support. >> you're living in poovierty, your schools are no good! you have no jobs! 58% of your youth is unemployed! what the hell do you have to lose? >> reporter: that argument to black voters delivered to mostly white communities. >> i live in a white community, i'm white. i was very moved by his comment. in other words, he is trying to tell americans th better. >> reporter: now, as trump tries to stay on message for another week, and on attack against hillary clinton, one of his top surrogates is raising eyebrows, raising questions about clinton's health. >> go on-line and put down hillary clinton illness, take a look at the videos for yourself.

theories. she is facing new questions about why the clinton townsville will stop accepting foreign donations if elected but why she didn't do it as president of state. >> the foundation is saying they don't want to be a distraction, that they want to go as far as they possibly can to make sure there's no conflict of interest. >> again today, clinton's -- mail controversies in the headlines, as colin powell pushes bark against reports that clinton told the adviced her on the use of a private e-mail server. he said clinton's people have been trying to pin it on him. his office acknowledges that clinton did send an e-mail talking about the use of a private e-mail, but only after clinton had already started using hers. trump in battle ground ohio later today, where he trails clinton by 6 points in the latest poll. >> cleanup is under areway

the national weather service confirms it was an ef1 tornado that touched down in concord, massachusetts, today, with winds about a hundred miles an hour. the path of damage is about a half mile long, and 400 yards wide. 39 houses are damaged. the power is out in much of the area, but no injuries reported. >> and that leads us into our first at 4:00 look at your weather. stacy? >> thank you. our weather has been quieter today. we're just seeing a few isolated showers and storms popping up. what won't be changeenning anytime soon, though, is the heat. we're running a little about average in the low-to-mid 90s, all the way into next weekend stop the heat is going to stay with us. great day to be at the beach. you can see beautiful blue skies across the region, 85 degrees with our winds coming out of the northwest, so a nice breeze offer of the gulf this

about. high pressure is built in, and that's going to continue to limit our rain chances for today. so just a couple of small showers east of brooksville. decent downpours, but just not a whole lot he of us seeing them. as you head farther south, towards vermont, just outside of our viewing area, we're tracking a little bit of rain. if you're heading out to the rays game tonight, going to stay warm, but not a huge rain chance. where it is getting a little more active, though, the tropics. three areas wecu watching. we'll have a look at that and your full forecast coming up in a few minutes. guys? >> >> and right now, if you need to pass the third grade, which ever does in florida, you have to pass a statement assessment test. >> but parents from six counties including hernando, sarasota, and pass company, feel the salacidiclous, so they hired a lawyer to reverse it. >> reporter: the parents challenging the third grade retention law all say that

above grade level, yesterday none of the children was promoted, even though state law does make provisions for students who can't take the test. >> reporter: hernando county mom kim kincaid told her kids to be in class, but not to answer questions, saying she doubts the validity of the test. >> it is that vetted test, and my child is not a ginny pig, and she will not be used for profit. >> did grades in the third grade? >> honor roll all year. >> reporter: if the law is ruled invalid, it would apply to the entire state. meanwhile right now, a 360- degree view of m a ars. these pictures look more like southwestern u.s. than the surface of another planet. the rover tweeted out the

hash tag mars. pretty school. >> police are searching forethree young people who let loose three saltwater crocodiles. as you can see, they slipped the crocking through a mail slot in a door, and then they entered, ransacked the office and left. not known yet where those crocodiles came from, but we're told that their mouths were taped up and all of them were are undernourish young men. a mother and song left dangling from a highway overpass in orlando. take a look at this dramatic rescue, which is all caught on camera. we're told lu cinda lost control of the car within went over a concrete barrier. inside her car was her six-year- old son. firefighters used a system of webs and slings to secure that vehicle to keep it from falling any further. the next step was to got mom

paramedics say the two only had minor injuries, wow. >> can you tell the difference between really expensive coffee and a store brand? well, we're going to put your taster to the test next. >> and you're going to want to stick around for these 8 on your side stories. >> reporter: donald trump trying to pick unblack voters, but is it working? coming up, we take to a group of black republicans, and get their take. >> the city

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can you really taste the difference between brand-name coffee and the off brands? today we put the taste buds to the test. >> reporter: we are setting up shop in new jersey's memo park mall. who doesn't love coffee? the average american spending more than $1,000 a year on it. from th cheap stuff. >> this is very scientific, don't stop me from doing the science. if you didn't know which was which, what would you really like better? >> i have to tell you a secret. you just turned down really expense infancy coffee. >> reporter: competing today, this cheap deli coffee. price $1 a cup, versus this fancy gourmet coffee coming in at $3.25 a cup.

>> reporter: some choose in the expensive brew. >> it's bold. >> reporter: you like the spencive stuff. >> yeah. >> reporter: many saying it packs more of a punch. >> this one a little strong wish and i like it. i like the taste of it. >> this one has a little better taste to it. >> reporter: but now listen to what these say about the cheap deli. >> i think this is the best. >> this is really good. >> i chose >> you can. >> reporter: we taste test for hours. dozens of people, and the results are in. >> i like this one. >> i like this, better. >> i like this one. >> reporter: an overwhelming majority, 67% chose the cheap deli coach! >> really? wow! go figure! i guess i have cheap taste. >> reporter: what do you make of that? >> i'm dumb founded.

on coffee. >> i that i i was a high maintenance girl, i guess i'm not. >> i like chief coffee. >> reporter: so why is expensive coffee so expensive? coffee experts say it's all about higher quality beans, but your taste buds don't lie. >> people think more money means better, but no, not always. >> cheaper can be as good or better, it saving me money. >> it's not about the money, it's ou >> reporter: and weir be saving money now. >> yes! thank you so much! >> i like the cheap stuff, so i probably would pick the expensive one. >> yeah, fit hot and caffeinated, i'll drink it. >> yeah, just anything to start the work day. >> easy to please on this set. >> absolutely. and a lot going on right now with the traffic. rain chances going back up for us. we haven't seen a whole lot of rain today, but we'll see more

upcoming workweek. it will be hot afternoons, won't feel quite as muggy in the morning, we take out that morning rain chance, and the tropics, we do have ultimate areas we're keeping an eye on in the atlantic. son shear look at what just formed from the national hurricane center. we now have tropical depression 7, off the coast of africa. now it does does have enough organization that well- this points, it has been determined it is a tropical depression, but with lower shear around, it's a favorable environment for this storm to develop and possibly become the next named storm be, gus t a an. that storm will be moving off toward this west-northwest. we still have tropical depression fiona as well. notice this is more curved off to the north and east opinion

and it's expected to continue to backen. in the next 48 hours or so, we're expecting this to become a remnant low, and keeping a close eye on what is just an area of vision, still about a week away from end the of the forecast track right now, seasonal a 50% chance of development. we'll keep a close eye on this as this moves off towards the north and west, towards the caribbean. like i mentioned earlier, it's fairly common for us this into the peak of hurricane season. 61% of all storms form in august and september. so no surprise, we're really starting to see things heating up now. we're dealing with some worm temperatures. near 80 to start your day, by the afternoon hours, we'll top off in the mid-90s. bringing your rain chances slowly back up the next few days. right now, just tracking a few showers near the brooksville area. also farther to the south and

around. and we're expecting the rain to be fairly limited through the evening hours. hot, though, 95 on apollo beach. 95 in brooksville. up to 96 so far in wind haven. so for the rest of this evening, just a few showers, mainly east of i-75, as we too head into tomorrow, though, the rain chances start to go back up to 30% for us, and then even higher as we head throughout the rest of this week, back into a more typical pattern each day, and we'll keep that forecast going all the way into this coming weekend. guys? >> southern california is being hit hard by wildfires this summer. >> nasa captured the image of smoke rising from four different areas. fly of them are confirmed fires. you can stively burning images there outlined there n red. we'll watch this story and have more for you when we come back. stay with us.

bills popping up in another bay area county. so when one woman received an $800 billion and no leaks were found in her home? >> they can't tell me where that water came from. >> she knew she had better call

welcome back. it's time for today's send it to stacy. >> where we picture your station on continue. starting today with our old 0 butty rusty, who said the olympics got him. he's a big bowles dog, and he'll soon some hockey on opinion and this great shot of the moon last week. said it was a beautiful night. this one of our favorite moon shots she has taken. she said it will be nice having you and josh back for the 4:00 p.m. news. >> good to be back. and that moon was huge the last couple of nights. did you see it?

>> good stuff. >> beautiful picture there. all right. now first at 4:00 is on your side with tech news. changes coming to google's chrome book in the fall. the main issue is that they don't work well with many popular software programs, but this fall, google plans to change that, by opening chrome book to the google play store and 2.2 million with their ultra-affordable price tag, chrome books are popular with students and parents. >> and sony has plans to roll out a new play station 4 model along with a high-end version. they are trying to keep demand for the high dollar game console. sony earns revenue from subscriptions and game downloads, so you can look for that sometime next month. >> and facebook has launched a new app that is targeting

the video only social network is available for download via the apple app store, and life stage encourages you to take a video and slap a picture frame like design on top. you don't share the videos with your friends, like snap chat. instead, they visit your profile page to view your latest clips. users must be under 21 to access life stage. >> all right. coming up, golf cart care eokie from some of the nation's finest. >> and wait until you find which song they chose to lip sync. that's when first at 4:00 returns. >> next at 5:00, massive water bills popping up in another bay area county. so when one woman searched an $800 billion and no likes were found in her home, she knew she had better call behnken.

all right now let's take a look at whags trending online today. >> beginning with a 6-year-old that's serious with popping the question. my ran da has a -- miranda has a new little guy in her life. she says there's a little 6- year-old boy here named sebastian. and then she said he asked me to marry him. i said yes in 32-year-old lambert flashed her new ring given to her courtesy of sebastian. you can't make this stuff up. gateway grizzlies outfielder smashed a grand slam into the parking lot and hit a truck. he found out the damaged truck was his truck. talk about the thrill of victory and the agony of

his reaction? it was well worth it. and then there's this. ? tell me more tell me more did you get very far? ? ? . >> a few good troopers decided to mark the last few days of the louisiana state fair with their rendition of summer nights from the hit movie grease. they lip synced as they drove ar park. more than 13,000 peek have looked at it in one day. much more news colling -- coming your way. news channel 8 at 5:00 starts right now. florida is ground see roe -- zero in the fight against zika. what tampa's mayor wants people to do. donald trump's untial

how it's being taken by locals. one homeowner got a bill for $800 and knew she better call behnken. >> as cases of zika spread tampa's mayor is going on the offensive. bob buckhorn spoke in front of a pool filled with slime and mosquitos larva. >> how are the mosquitos? around us right now. we're at the pool in a backyard in tampa. the mayor light heartedly offered us mosquito repellant. but neighbors have been dealing with this eyesore of a pool for years. >> efrp get sprayed down? >> he was being light hearted but mayor buckhorn did urge people to use mosquito