he stepped down one day before 8 on your side revealed a history of crashes with him behind the wheel. he pulled out in front of a pickup truck while driving a school because of kids on board. marissa joins us live in lakeland. that is where the crash happened right there behind you, correct? >> reporter: that is right. take a look right over here. he got a ticket for it. we looked into his record. behind the wheel of a school bus. parents want to know why he was on the job so long. >> 20 students were on the bus during those terrifying moments including randy noble. >> can you describe what it was like inside the bus? >> carey. we went flying. >> reporter: three kids went to the hospital right away with minor injuries. noble's parents took him later in the evening.

driver. he pulled out in front of a pickup truck. 8 on your side obtained a copy of his record. this is his third crash. the first happened on april 8th and then another on april 19th. the accident review board determines he made improper turns. they forced him to take a defensive driving course and retrain. parents wonder why he was ever allowed back behind the wheel for the district. >> after the wouldn't have been driving for me. >> reporter: she wouldn't comment on his prior record, but tells us safety is a top priority. >> what do you say to parents who are concerned that this guy was still behind the wheel? >> well, i would be concerned as well, but i want them to be assured that we take their children's safety seriously and we're going to make sure that's our drivers are prepared and equipped to drive safely. >> parents say something needs

>> if it is with a bus and kids, no. that is not acceptable. >> reporter: we learned that he has a c d l with passenger and school bus endorsement and had 38 1/2 hours of on the road training, only 18 are required. we did stop by his house but no one answered the door. thank you. it is regulators versus ride sharing companies in hillor transportation commissioners voted to adopt could be the tipping point to drive them out of the county for good. the pt c did back off on controversial rules, but would not budge to fingerprint those drivers. this has been followed for months now. he has the latest developments and not too many people happy with the pt c tonight.

keith. we're live in front of the taxicab in front of tampa. one member of the local delegation even asking the federal trade commission to investigate the pt c because of what is going on. >> [crowd noise] >> reporter: wearing black t- shirts and pink t-shirts, uber and if e the building and it could end their jobs. >> they save lives. >> reporter: the meeting was so packed they had to set up an overflow room as they talk about the values of the ride sharing services. >> they i have never been in an uber car i felt was unsafe or unclean. >> the pt c considered rules that would require a minimum

rides and background check for drivers. the rules before you today are sensible rules designed to provide for public safety. >> reporter: uber charged the new rules were written by the ceo of a local cab company. they decided to do away with the minimum ride and wait time, but they are going ahead with the fingerprint background check. uber isn't happy. >> the backwards proposal that nominated, we want to limit competition, nothing to do with safety. >> reporter: state representative james grant did write a letter to the federal trade commission today, keiths asking them to investigate because he believes there may be unfair practices going on. >> reporter: we have been following this for months.

final. they will take it up again in october to perhaps have a final vote even though the state legislative delegation asked them to wait on a state law for this entire issue. >> inching along with this one. thank you. now to the tropics. here is a live look right now at myrtle beach, south carolina. tropical storm julia just south of there. you can see the clouds, pretty big waves starting up has the latest on the storm that popped up overnight. steve. >> yes, absolutely. 11:00 last night they said the tropical wave was now tropical storm julia. it will hang around for a couple days. charleston south carolina and points north of that seeing the worst of the conserve stent showers, as well as the onshore

from the rain itself. 40-mile-an-hour winds. sit will come back to the west. still quite a bit of error in this track but you can see the cone of error includes a pretty wide region there. if it continues to spin in that same area, it could get up to 6 inches of rain or more and a cause for local flooding there. ian well out to the sea. another area, tropical depression number 12 and we're africa for additional development. for now 12 moving directly to the west. we're not in the best environment. computer models don't do a lot, but it can change. this is the time of year we watch closely for these systems to develop. thank you steve. we have new information concerning a deadly shooting. donald wood was shot to death

with his girlfriend. this is from a previous arrest. we're told another tenant in his bidding overheard the argument and approached wood. he walked toward him with a knife and that is when the shooter opened fire. he has not been charged. >> >> a battle over a cat is finally over. >> you remember bart the zombie cat? we'll show you where this famous cat is going to end up. illegal dumping. cows are supposed away for 30 days. what are they doing standing in the stinking mess? 8 on your side investigates.

a fire at a gibsonton storage facility torched several rvs this started in one rv on highway 41 and it quickly spread. in all 2rvs are a total loss, a third has major damage. a fishing boat destroyed. they are working to tell about the property out here. new information in a jewelry heist last week. deputies believe they have a new picture of the suspect and it is a much clearer picture.

this comes from a similar case in pasco county. eight days ago an employee jumped on his car and he is in serious condition. he came back from the grave so to speak and is getting a new home. today the humane society celebrated the adoption of bart known as the zombie cat. his previous owner buried him in 2015 after he was struck a car. the owner swore the cat was dead but bart was very much alive and clawed his way out of the grave. the humane society helped him. >> he didn't know what a toy was. he didn't know what a litter box was. he didn't know what a cat bed was so initially was getting him healthy and then it was teaching him how to be a spoiled cat which he picked up on very, very quickly. >> valerie has been taking care

adopted him. the humane society got custody of bart after along legal battle with higgs owner. a problem worse than first thought. >> more illegal dumping cites. where they are and what is being doneto the company. i'm hillary clinton and ays he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. it takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11. and got the treaty cutting russia's nuclear arms. we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve problems and that's what

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investigation. the stench is jus foul. it started in her nan dough county. they are spreading sewage to several nellie sites. >> what a disgusting dilemma this is. dozens of loads of human waste across from a restaurant dumped. >> every one of those. steve andrews joins us now. the dumping we find out did not stop there. >> reporter: that is right. the spread the wealth. the first place we caught wind of this, ridge manor. >> if you think this looks bad, you should smell it. >> the smell would make you sick. >> reporter: i mean get a good whiff. the smell is terrible, naus yating. >> south waste dropped load after load of sewage solids on

the restaurant. according to the state,ment company was not permitted to dump here. state records obtained by 8 on your sideshowed why they needed to hold their nose. they dropped 46 loads here. >> they first exposed this problem in august. we went to south waste and seeking some statement. >> can we ask some questions about ridge manor? >> no >> no comment. you can follow-up with thdep. >> dumping dilemma. they put it on three other tracks of land all on lake county. 11 loads. 34 loads in one pasture. 96 loads in other. so i called the company's answers. hoton for some

possession. she insists it started in mid june and it went up to seven loads that were dumped on the pasture. the records i have seen do not reflect that. >> what will the state do about it? >> they confirmed with me they dumped without permits and they are evaluating the reaction. the point is it needs to stop.

fairly open and closed case. just call our 8 on your side help line 1(800)338-0808. well, here is a view from sun city center. 85degrees. a good bit of overcast. a brief shower did pass. picked up a little bit of rain, showers moved along. most folks did se but seen plenty of sunshine as well. same number. .3 of an inch. some picked up more. veterans ford 81 degrees. southwesterly breeze. back to the west, a few showers remain. you can see them delve hoping and norths south of the zephyr hills and dade city.

zephyr hills. pinellas, and that is the strongest area. fairly quiet. frost prove. sarasota. not much happening at the moment. temperatures will stay room. the average high 89 degrees. same number there saturday, 90 degrees. next five days, rain chance 40% for thursday. 30% tri day, saturday and sunday and and low 80s. very high humidity. gives us warm lower night lows. some rain cooled numbers here. brooksville north port 87 degrees. that is the flow from southwest to the northeast. again, you can see we have our tropical storm julia spinning away off the carolina coast.

overly flow. that can drag moisture across the state. that helps to continue to add to the rain chances too. you can see the influence on julia that the southeast is undergoing at the moment across -- ian is out there. no affect on us, but we want to report that as part of our tropicpi 8:00 tonight. most shifting to the east anniversary center of that area of low pressure. that is going beyond this period of time. the rain will push off into the overnight. can't rule out the slight possibility northern areas of seeing a morning coastal shower. scattered storms pushing east of i-75.

muggy start to the day. humidity is very, very high. it will stay that way for the short term anyway. saturday, 30%. mild. if you're looking for fall to start, don't, not on this forecast. we'll be warm through this period. the highs are close to our average which is 89 degrees. >> it depends where you are. we saw the rain in polk county. >> yes. >> maybe it will cool off once the heart walk rolls around. we need your help to make this year's heart walk bigger and better than before. for me this is personal. here is what i walk year after year. that is my father and they are survivors. our goal is to raise $100,000

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over the course of his football career which is still in its infancy, lest we forget, he has got almost every accolades imaginable. the list is longer than the movie avatar. he has the nfc offensive player of the week. he earned it for the first time in his career thanks to his four time touchdowns. he is tied passes and more importantly tampa bay is sitting atop. >> it is an honor but i couldn't do it without those other 5 three guys out there, defense played an amazing game. no sacs. when the quarterback isn't getting touched, you have to have fun in the pocket and everybody making plays.

league. >> it is my second year. we worked hard this offseason. it is not by chance that i magically got better. >> there was a new face at one buc place this afternoon. rogers made his debut, the 26- year-old played in atlanta racking up over 2200 yards as a falcon. once it is refreshed rogers figures to compete downs and in the return game. in the meantime he is scoping out his new surroundings. you can tell this is a hungry young group of guys trying to win football games and i had a chance to watch sunday. it was nice to beat up on the old team. >> it has been a warm welcoming. my main focus is getting caught up on the flay book and things

play. tampa bay trailing 1-0 until he does this. take two. they are small. two-run homer gives the good guys the lead. some insurance. his 20th long ball of the year. part of a three hit 4 rbi. they win 8-1 he allows just two hits and 6 and 2-3s innings work. you see what he brings to the table today. >> i like your take on jamison. winston. win in the name. >> you owe me if you use that. >> you take that number 3 and tush it up and it looks like a w. >> we should stop for giving these ideas out for free. well don't go anywhere. nightly news is coming up next and then news channel 8 at 7:00.

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