>> anyway. right now on news channel 8 first at 4:00,. now four headlines at 4:00, number one, a bay area sink hole holding radioactive water. today 8 on your side investigates. number two, company crash, a driver loses control and smashes into a locally owned >> number three, a flag flap, students protest a rule preventing them from flying old glory at their school. and number four, marquis madness, a restaurant owner post as controversial political message and refuses to take it down. good afternoon. i'm stacy, and this is first at 4:00. welcome. right now we have some breaking news for you. we just learned deputies are searching for this man, steven

pasco county. he is accused of blowing up his port richie house during a drug manufacturing attempt. check out the pictures. brown grabbed his drugs when the fire started and left two caged dogs in the burning house. there was also a child in the house at the time who was not injured. brown is considered armed and dangerous and we have a crew on the way to pasco right now, we'll bring you developments as they become available. right now florida's depant protection is monitoring a giant sink hole that swallowed 250 million-gallons of radioactive water. that hole opened in late august at mosaic fertilizer in mulberry, 8 on your side discovered and broke the story yesterday, steve joins us now from the site. >> reporter: good afternoon from the mosaic new wails plant

they are flow into the aquaphor is moving slowly and it's just beginning to show up in its recovery well. the sink hole began swallowing the water in this containment pool august 27th. that created a direct path to the florida aquaphor, our source of drinking water. this recovery well is what mosaic is relying on to capture the 250 million-gallons of radioactive water. what's the risk to other pools of now doesn't seem to be growing. it appears to be stable. >> the company claims it has a network of monitoring wells to track the ground water. it contends the contaminated plume has not reached any of those. they've offered to test the wells of concerned neighbors. mosaic claims there's no threat to the public. that the contaminated water will be recovered. but it will take years to accomplish. back to you. and now we're tracking the

storm team 8 meteorologist, ed. this time of year it always seems to get busy. we have three systems in the atlantic. we'll take a look at those in a second. we have storms in our neighborhood as well. looking from iness brook. temperatures in the mid 80s. looking back toward lake land, not as much. seeing building clouds. temperatures around 89 degrees at this time. it's very warm and steamy. we're tracking a few showers we'll zoom into this storm over pinellas county there. you can see it blowing up. we have lightning strikes there. this is basically just over the northern portion of old tampa bay here. slowly trying to pushback through northern pinellas county here. we have heavy rain along 19. eventually that will work toward area beaches. activity very spotty across portions of manatee county. you'll notice how hit and miss this is. these thunderstorms have had a very difficult time holding

themselves out. in fact, that system back over pinellas county is the strongest we've had so far. julia just off the coast of north florida and the carolinas, we have now post tropical ian. it's no longer an official tropical system. and we're also tracking carl way out in the atlantic. that system will hover in the atlantic through the rest of the next couple days here. so again we'll keep the rain chances around through the evening. and that could certainly play a role in some of our high school football games as e expecting temperatures in the 80s as kickoff. can't rule out thunderstorms nearby. 80, try for the final play, we'll give you a complete check of the weekend forecast coming up in just a bit. a new new port richey auto part store is in shambles after an suv ran into it. the driver was going about 60 miles per hour. this is what's left of meyers

the suv was traveling on southbound u.s. 19 when it crossed over the median, went up and over the concrete, and grassy divider, hit a pole, and didn't stop. >> that vehicle rolls it on to sunset road. right into a building at approximately 60 miles per hour. crushing into the building. >> two people many the suv were taken to bayonet point with very serious fighting for their right to fly the american flag. school administrators say that the school has a policy where no loose items are allowed on vehicles or left in truck beds for safety reasons. according to the principal, kyle johnson, one student walked into a 2 x 4 sticking out of a truck bed and injured herself. he says he never told students that they couldn't fly the flag. >> we never confiscated any flags.

trucks. and they were loose. we wanted to make sure no loose items could be picked up and slung around. possibly hit somebody by accident. principal johnson tells us he'll allow students to use a democratic process to change the policy. he's letting student government write a proposal that will go before student council and be voted on next week. the owner of a sarasota restaurant makes a public political statement that's stirring controversy. he placed a marquis expressing his views on politics and guns. and as news channel 8's john rogers shows us, not everyone is a fan. >> good afternoon, bill davis, the owner of barnacle bills seafood became so irritated with some clinton comments he heard, he decided to make his political opinions known. he was offended when he heard hillary clinton make the basket of deplorables comment. he decided to put up this sign.

thousands of emails interest people all over the country. he even reefed a lot of complaints and even some death threats. but he doesn't mind. >> everybody has an opinion and they're welcome to it. but they should also let me voice mine. >> davis plans to keep the sign up until after the election. reporting in sarasota, john rogers, news channel 8. still ahead, some cell phones are now banned from use on planes. you're not even allowed to charge them. we'll show you what you need to be let the iphone 7 craze begin. see who shows up on the first day of store sales. that's coming up on first at

now your consumer watch first at 4:00, the department of transportation is banning the use of samsung galaxy note 7 phones on airplanes.

recalled device. now anyone who travels with the phone must keep them with them at all times turned off, no charging is allowed. there have been several cases of the phones exploding and catching on fire. it's the day that many apple fans have been waiting for, the newest line of iphones now available in stores. you're looking a at the first who got their hands on the new gadgets. this was at apple's flag ship the california apple store. the larger iphone 1 plus and the smaller iphone 7 and the new color jet black sold out in the preorder stage. ge appliances recalling 222,000 top loading washing machines. the recall involves three models. sold nice wade through june of 2003 to october of 2011.

them burning or catching fire. if you have one, unplug it and contact ge appliances for a free repair. there may soon be a zika virus vaccine available. we'll tell you about new trials coming up. also, never have time to physically make it to your doctor's office? i'm gail, i'll show you how to make that appointment virtually. you can always get developments on tampa bay's mo cast every night on great 38 at agee o'clock. we'll be right back. at agee o'clock.

now in our first at 4:00 medical report, doctors are festing a zika virus vaccine approved for human trials. right now that vaccine is being tested in 40 people.

stimulating t cells that would target the zika virus. the fda will determine when and if the vaccine can be used by the public. kids with ear infections are treated with a ten-day course of unpleasant tasting antibiotics but researchers at boston's children hospital want to change that. they're testing an antibiotic gel that would only need to be squirted in the ear once. more research needs to be done. experts say it's promising. in another 8 on your side medical report, making an appointment and sitting forever in the waiting room, taking time off from work to make a doctor's appointment, for all those reasons, getting to the doctor's office is usually an inconvenience, sometimes it's downright impossible. that's why now as 8 on your side found out, a lot of doctors across the bay area are right at your fingertips. >> reporter: we've been talking about virtual medicine for years now. but you won't believe how easy it is to access.

many virtual doctors ready for your next appointment. dr. eileen sees patients at her office in st. petersburg. but she's also willing to make virtual house calls. >> see your doctorate home. you can be -- see your doctor at home. tell medicine is now available. >> it's very simple and easy to do. if you can use a smart phone or computer, you can do it. >> and many of the same

a regular check-up, you can always get virtually. and as more medical groups make telemedicine easier for patients to use, you'll find follow up appointments in many different fields that much easier. >> you can check up on diabetic patients and patients who are depressed and see how they are in their home environment. >> reporter: one of the may reasons you're seeing telemedicine more readily available is because there are new florida laws in place practice virtually. that includes writing prescriptions. and if you're all ready in a hospital's network system, doctors will access your records, which makes it easier for you to be treated virtually. if you would like to explore telemedicin , head to wfla.com. i'll walk you throughout to get started. -- through how to get started. ed is joining me today. and you said it's going to be a little dryer toward the end of the weekend than normal.

weekend, just fewer showers and thunderstorms. that's what you want to hear. especially if you're headed owe the beaches. weather wise, looking great for it. we're tracking activity out there. we have showers and thunderstorms. take a look at what's happening in land o lakes. 94 degrees. it's hot there. we have building clouds and thunderstorms off on the horizon. new port richey, 86 degrees, a northwest breeze. not quite as warm out there. but the beach is not too bad. looking like a nice ac now at saint pete beach. in sunny city center, we have building clouds out there. temperatures again well into the 80s and 90s all over the region. but still haven't seen too many showers and thunderstorms so far. but we're going to carry that chance here, the mugginess sticks around. it's going to stay muggy into the weekend. a good chance of rain saturday. but by sunday, dryer air on the way, and the tropics, still active, still officially three systems in the atlantic, 79

noon, building clouds. 40% chance of rain by saturday afternoon, temperatures at 90 degrees. but as i mentioned, right now we have a little bit of activity. a few showers and thunderstorms. now we're in pinellas county, north of olds mar. and southern pinellas county near saint pete as well. having a pretty hefty down pour right now. the activity is very hit and miss across manatee and sarasota county. a few drops here and there. highlands county, you're also seeing rain, these very slow movers. if one of these storms would venture overhead, you'll likely get a hefty down pour. still watching the tropics. still active out there. we have a little bit of dry air in the mid and upper levels. i think that's been limiting the chances here for this afternoon. we have julia, we have ian, and we have carl in the atlantic. the latest on julia, it's going to continue to meander off the georgia/south carolina coastline. eventually weakening, and then

westward track, forecast models indicate this could become a hurricane by mid-week next week. something that certainly bears watching. but for us, we're going to call for the rain chance to continue throughout the evening here, everything slides back toward the coast, a dry start tomorrow morning, and then about a good 40% chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms. slow moving,tail be dropping some heavy rain, and then into your sunday, some dryer air starts working in. so we're expecting fewer showers and thunderstorms. so tomorrow, college 78 degrees. a big matchup in louisville as florida state comes to town, 78 by then as well. looking at the gators playing host to north texas, 84, there's that 20% chance of rain on sunday. rain chances around 30% to 40% through next week as we usher in fall on thursday. showing the true life drama sully which is flying high at the box office. but can any of the new movies

higher? >> do you believe in the stories about the blair witch? >> oh my god. >> blair witch, a next generation follow up to the 1999 indie match, the blair witch project has the best shot at scaring movie goers away from sully this weekend. the horror flick cost 5 million to make. industry projections put the debut from the high teens to 20 million or more. >> i can't keep making the same mistakes. >> i'm pregnant. >> when ca >> renee zellweger's latest love triangle has a twist in bridget jones' baby. it's getting good reviews and is projected to open in the mid to high teens. >> the nsa is really tracking every cell phone in the world. >> snowden, oliver stone's bio pick hits theaters.

million would be a decent debut for the thriller. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. and it is friday. every friday during the high school football season we hold a friday night blitz rally. this week the fighting indians of east bay high school are taking on the cougars of durant. here's news channel 8's mary maguire. >> happy friday to you from east bay high school. i'm here with the fighting indians as they're getting prepared for a big game tonight we're going to take on the cougars of durant high school, and as you can see, dozens of high school students have gotten up very early to start the party. here i have zack king with me. you're a cheerleader. you woke up pretty early this morning. do you think you'll be able to keep up the energy for the game tonight? >> of course. durant will come out here. they think they're feeling good. but they're going to come out here, take that big l. we don't run out of school spirit.

>> we're here with 93.3 flc, who's been providing great tunes to get these kids pumped up. kickoff is at 7:30 tonight right here. these kids are ready. mary maguire, news channel 8. time to check on your first at 4:00 sports. you made out every bit of that. the kids are so excited you can barely hear. i was wondering how they do the rest of the night. that's early for some of those time. the bucks are definitely going to be on time for the game. because something new under head coach dirk cutter, friday is now travel day for trips out west. it's been a while since the bucks have followed this philosophy. but the teams flies out to arizona tonight hoping to find its legs by kickoff on sunday afternoon. now, this will be the first of three long trips for the bucks this season. this one has lumed large since the schedule was announced.

expectations for 2016 but were beaten at home in week one by the new england patriots. meanwhile, the bucks have enjoyed the buzz of beginning the season 1 and 0 with that big win in atlanta. defensive tackle gerald mccoy hopes the bucks can turn that excitement into urgency again this week. >> arizona just lost opening day at home after being in the nfc championship. the head coach is the gm. they don't speak out ab their own team. they talk internally. they spoke out in the media about their team. if you think arguably the best in the league will go 0 and 2 at home and go lightly, we got another thing coming. this will be a real test for us. >> sorry to inform you rays fans, late last night, the rays were officially eliminated from the post season. still plenty of work today as the rays by the way did win their third straight game last night against a potential playoff team no less and in

longoria hit his 33rd home run of the season. tieing his career best. nine runs batted in away from 100. the number he hasn't reached since the 2010 season. longoria arrived at spring training in tremendous shape, stayed healthy, and produced even though his team struggled, his he finally, this great team leader the rays envision when they locked him up under a long- term deal. we hope so. longor this season. that's just two days off if you're counting at home. so he has gotten it done. and fans should feel pretty good about him heading into 2017. >> he'll get better than ever. >> he looks great. last night he had had a great compliment. if he gets to 100 rbi, what does that mean? it probably means we win a few more. good for him. >> what will the rays be accomplishing?

relishing the role of spoiler, but that's what they're measuring themselves against as they try different thing, get guys in, particularly pitchers setting themselves up for 2017 play against the best. and that's it. it's getting ready for the winter. i think they're going to erase the slate here. let's hope so. >> get rest. get ready for next year. all right.

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know more about isis then the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices,

now your headlines president barack obama was born in the united states period. >> number one, that statement from donald trump today comes after five years of promoting the theory that obama was not born in the u.s. he claims the idea actually started with rival hillary clinton's campaign back in 2008. and that he has now quote finished it. number two, real gun or fake? that is the question police are asking themselves about this

it shows a teen pointed a gun out a car window and firing shots. in the video, you can hear the kids in the car laughing. cincinnati police are now looking for those two people in the car. number three, a court is holding bobby christina brown's boyfriend legally responsible for her death. brown, the daughter of whitney houston is bobby brown died in 2015 after she was found unresponsive in a bathtub. according to the court document at least $10,000 in damages from her boyfriend nick gordon. the court ordered a jury trial. and number four, those with a criminal past may now have a fair chance at going to college. the white house claims more than 80 colleges and universities have signed on to its fair chance for higher education pledge. those schools will commit to adopting admissions practices that do not immediately

a criminal record. now a warning from the fbi that effects all of us. it's an alert about your privacy at home when you think no one is watching. hackers have gotten so good at turning on our web cams remotely that even the fbi director is worried about his privacy. today jeff rossen shows us the simple thing he's doing to stop it and you can too. >> reporter: it's as creepy as it gets, a stranger spyi moments and you wouldn't know it, in an instant, your computer web cam becomes a dangerous window into your life in realtime. fbi director james comey making headlines today. admitting he's just like the rest of us. >> you still have a piece of tape over your cameras at home. >> heck yeah. i think people august to take responsibility for their own safety and security. and there's some sensible things you ought to be doing. and that is one of them. the threat is real.

including the former miss teen u.s.a. cassidy wolf a hacker spying on her inside her house. >> you would never think somebody would be watching you inside your room. and this guy had been. the thought of that gave me nightmares. >> how did you find out? >> i received an anonymous email from an anonymous person and the it was extorting me and blackmailed me. he attached nude photos of me he took in my bed room. >> the hacker was sentenced to prison. but it can happen to any of us. we set up an experiment using this new jersey family. with the dad's permission, this stranger thousands of miles away broke into their laptop and turned on their web cam. spying as the family eats dinner. spying on the teenage daughters upstairs. >> people who are victims generally have no idea they are victims. luckily that man is working

he sent them this innocent looking e card with a virus. >> they'll see quacking ducks. but in reality i've loaded a trojan on their computer. >> giving him access to the web cam even when the computer is in sleep mode. we told them we came over to do a general story about online security. >> anyone ever hack into your system at home >> they have no ideas days before we were spying on them through our computer web cam. the interview over, we told the girls to go upstairs and wait in the room. downstairs we let mom in on the secret. >> we actually recorded your family dinner the other night. no one was in the house except for you guys. >> it's creepy. my children are on their computers in the evenings in their bed rooms. and i'm frightened for their

in her daughter's upstairs bed room. don't worry, our producer is there with them. >> we're watching them live right now inside their bed room. >> i'm sick over it actually. i really am. it's very upsetting to see this. >> this time it was our security expert. next time it could be a predator. >> i actually appreciate it. i'm hoping i can learn from this and try to avoid this ever happening. >> here's the take away. and it's very easy. put a piece of web cam when you're not using it. if the fbi director isn't enough to convince you, facebook founder mark zuckerberg made headlines for putting tape over his own web cam. let's break out the crystal ball and look at what florida might look like in 50 years. one group is preparing. capitol bureau correspondent matt explains. >> reporter: in 50 years, what's florida going to look like? it's probably going to be very

if you think it's crowded now, just wait. 1,000 friends of florida released florida 2070. a forecast that says 30 million people will be living in the state by that year. the influx of people means balancing development and preserving the environment will be key in the years to come. >> if we continue existing development patterns more than 1/3 of the state would be developed with roads and buildings in 2070. the land between tampa and daytona will see the most growth with nearly half area being devoted to new development. reporting in tallahassee, matt. tracking the tropics with storm team 8 meteorologist, ed. >> we have a very busy tropical atlantic basin. three systems that we're keeping our eyes on. we have julia a little closer to home. ian, now a post tropical system. it's lost all tropical characteristics, and then way out in the atlantic, still fairly close to the coast of

carl. zooming in on julia, it's a raggedy organized system. the center of circulation, all the shower and thunderstorm activity getting sheered thanks to strong upper level winds. back at home, heavy down pours. look at that from the tower cam. looking back toward the north. be careful. you'll be running into these during the afternoon commute. 87 degrees is where we stand now. a very warm and very steamy day. the humidity has been sky high. and again still tracking areas of rain. hefty thunderstorms over northern pinellas, close to highway 19. to saint pete. headed toward bay area beaches. if you're headed along the beaches, keep an eye to the sky. you may have to jump inside here. in southern counties, it's very spotty from manatee, sarasota, desoto, hardy county, but there will be scattered heavy down pours here through the evening. 40% rain chance tomorrow. dropping to 20% by sunday. but then we'll start to ease

week. 84 degrees for this evening. for that weekend, we're expecting a good rain chance for tomorrow at 40%. it stays warm and humid at 90 degrees. but dry air on tap for sunday. we'll talk more about the full eight-day forecast in a bit stacy. making headlines around the world now, the ceasefire in syria that began earlier this week appears to be faltering. russian and american diplomats signed the deal to end the fighting last week. and while the agreement has calmed much of the viol eight convoys have yet to reach the rebel side of embattled elepo, syria's largest city, monitoring groups recorded the first casualty since the ceasefire went into effect. right now sea ice covering the arctic ocean is at an all time low. it's the second lowest amount ever on record. the satellite image shows the arctic ice cover shrinking dramatically over the spring and summer. and this was a pretty cool

less arctic ice. today a belgian brewery turns on the taps owe of a beer pipeline buried beneath the medieval city of bruge. it will transport beer to a bottling plant two miles away. the half-moon brewery spent four years planning and building the pipeline so they no longer have to drive 40 on the trucks through the sent -- 40 ton trucks throh center of their historic town. a company is developing a patch that can read blood alcohol level through sweat on the skin. erica zuko with details. >> reporter: albuquerque start up dermatech. >> let's say you go out with friends, put it on and you have drinks. then it changes color after

and that color indicates that you're no longer qualified to be a designated driver. >> once they do, they hope to work with bars, restaurants, and companies to make customized ones. so for example, a bar could get a fun branded patch for a designated driver and check it when they're on their way out the door. >> we're not saying don't drink. we're saying drink reasonably. if you choose to drink, get a designated driver. get a hero for the night. or an uber driver. >> they hope to sell them accountability and keep drinkers off the roads. good idea. that was erica zuko reporting. u.s. law enforcement officers issue an average of 1.4 million duis a year. still ahead, we're taking you 300 million light years away to show you what experts are particularly interested if this stretch of the sky. then you'll want to stick around for these 8 on your side

request for updates to some of our most popular stories. i'm checking in on three ongoing investigations. the mother of a football player here at king high school had to buy sports insurance for her son. but when he was injured, it wouldn't pay her back.

now for today's send stacy where we feature your pictures on tv. i have some good ones, shelly hopkins rig is loving this florida weather she said. her sunflowers grow huge in it. viewer rob hamilton saw this little guy posing for a photo by the edge of the water. bev jacobs found this in lake tarpon, that's a good close up.

in by jackie sparrow along with one of her favorite quotes. i find it amazing how at every sunset the sky is a different shade. each day is a new masterpiece, a new wonder, and a new memory. >> i got a message from jackie. excitedshe's excited about this time of year. >> don't forget send it to stacy by tweeti the #sendittostacy. share them with me on my wfla facebook page. maybe i'll get good football pictures tonight. >> everybody's heading out. and this weekend, a lot of college games coming up as well. it's that time of year folks. >> i love this time of year. could run into a few showers during the games tonight. bring the rain gear out there. you may need it. the chances will likely continue, at least into the evening here, it's going tore

interest lakewood ranch, temperatures in the 80s. skies starting to darken there. looking from veterans ford in tampa, 78 degrees. we just had a shower pass nearby, mostly cloudy skies right now. and look at the dark skies from innes brook there. not the best golf afternoon. there's folks on the course. time to get inside. 80 degrees for the current temperature. as we progress through the evening, the rain chances will continue in a scattered fashion here. at 9:00, a lot should wind down and then by midnight tonight, we're at 79 degrees. then tomorrow, temperatures get back to 90 degrees for the afternoon, it's going to be warm, still steamy. but we'll have a 40% chance of rain to cool us down a bit through the afternoon. speaking of rain, we have it now, a couple decent thunderstorms developed in the last couple minutes over pinellas county, you can see storms rolling their way back towards the coastline here.

lightning as it's been making its way away from saint pete. heading toward sunshine beach and saint pete beach in the next few minutes. to the sort we go, it's very hit and miss. a little more spotty in nature across manatee and sarasota county. showers are starting to get more robust here. they will likely drop heavy rain. if you get caught under one of these, the showers will form, they'll rain themselves out. but the rain will be heavy at times here. similar story in northern counties through pasco and storms to form along 19 right now. gently sliding off back toward the coast. more from a northeast to southwest fashion here. so we have three systems in the atlantic. we have julia. we have ian. now a post tropical system. and tropical storm carl. julia has been sitting off the coast, it's been very rag. still encountering very high wind shear, right now tropical storm julia still has those 40 miles per hour winds. it's still going to meander in the same place the next couple

hurricane by midweek next week. that one will bear watching. back here at home, we are going to call for showers and thunderstorms gently sliding back toward the coastline, again, during the football game this evening, i think you'll have a dry commute home from the games. but bring the rain gear in case. afternoon thunderstorms tomorrow as well. we call for the chance of heavy down pours. but dryer air slides in on sunday. i think we'll see fewer storms. miami headed to appalachian state to take them and fam u in action. central florida, playing host to maryland, 84. 90 degrees tomorrow. 91 by the time we head toward monday. rain chances will increase through next week. we'll go back through the marine forecast, 91 on monday. rain chance is 30% to 40% next week. fall starting on thursday. all right. time to go about 300 million lieing years away from earth.

this is a new picture from the hubble telescope. that's allen tickular galaxy -- linticular galaxy. they also say there's evidence of a monstrous black hole in this area. pretty cool stuff. from space to the ocean, check out this. that black mask that you can see right there in the water, that's actually a massive school the photographer who shot this video estimates about a million mullet were being chased by tarpon and possibly sharks. wow, we'll be right back with

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. i can't vote for donald trump given the things that he said. trump should not be supported. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president.

today, secretary of state john kerry joined actor and environmentalist adrien for a discussion on the challenges facing our ocean on the campus of georgetown university in dc.

leadership called our ocean, one future. cohosted by the u.s. department of state. tv's biggest night is almost here. the 68th annual emmy awards are this sunday in l.a. but there's the red carpet. but you can't have an award show without that. so they rolled it out by producers and the show's host this year, jimmy kimmel. last year 11.9 million people watched the emmy awards. what's the latest from teil here is david daniel with the hollywood minute. strange, incredibly arrogant, brilliant, and his need to control fates, to control destiny, and in particular death has brought him to the height of his professionalism. >> but a car crash wrecks his hands and puts him on another path. he reveals more about his latest film dr. strange. >> there's a lot of real world live action in this film. a lot of drama and comedy.

fantastical adventure, i think it's going to be a great sinmatic sin mat -- cinematic film. >> the record last year was set last year for the first full awakens. some stars take the subway, olivia wild is expecting her second child with her fiance, called out less than chivalrous new yorkers tweeting no big deal able bodied riders who won't give your seat to a prego. in hollywood, david daniel.

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>> now, a look at what's trending online beginning with a funny look at the unfunny issue of women's rights. >> why outsource your production to far way countries like india, china, and narnia when we have the cheapest best work force in the good old u.s. of a. women. >> the spoof called pink

dollar compared to men. companies are not required to offer paid maternity leave. it is trending on facebook today. and how about this? a new japanese population survey shows 70% of single young men don't have a girlfriend. and those men apparently don't want housewives. that figure dropped to about 10%. they would rather find women who have careers and do house work at the same time. that number rose to more than 30%. and, to see what is tr between newscasts. you can always go to wfla.com. now, newschannel8 at 5:00 with keith and jen. >> right now on newschannel8 at 5:00. backtracking on the birther movement. what donald trump said today for the first time ahead. >> plus, a fight over the flag. the reason some local students are having to push for the right to fly old glory at their school. >> and radioactive threat inside a bay area sink hole.

effort to stop contamination of our water. good evening, i'm keith cate. >> i'm jenn holloway. thank you for joining us. >> we are going to begin tonight with an admission years in the making. today, donald trump held a news conference to say what he has refused to say for years. that president barack obama was born in the united states. alex shoeman joins us live. so donald trump now believes the president is a legal citizen. >> reporter: that's right keith. this is a major and sudden switch for trump. just yesterday, he was still refusing to admit that the president was born in the u.s. and as you said, this morning, that changed. >> nice hotel. >> reporter: donald trump showed up at his new hotel in dc to shed an old part of his political identity. >> president barack obama was born in the united states,