the only evidence a single bullet fired through the door. tonight the new plea from his daughter.

none of us were there to tell him good-bye. to hold his hand. >> a decade without answers. now at 11:00 a haunted family's renew plea for help and hope that they still have tonight. good evening and thanks for joining us i'm wendy ryan. >> i'm jamison uhler. a murder mystery gone cold. david neil shot while driving

as th are approving a fix to the state's death penalty system. that it will require at least 10 out of 11 jurors to recommend the death penalty in order for it to be carried out. lawmakers were forced to rewrite that law after the u.s. supreme court declared it unconstitutional in january.

been on hold since then. and we now know when that accused killer will go on trial for the death of her daughter, setting the november 28 start date for the trial of thomas who is accused of abusing and killing her 11-year-old daughter. the girl's body was found in the locked freezer back in october. and if convicted, she'll spend the rest of her life in prison. prosecutors have already said that they will not seek the death penalty. >> now the most accurate team in florida and abc action weather. good evening everybody, we've got some rain just offshore. the rate in which they are

toat trump in this election. done well in this election no doubt about that, but the numbers are there. two-thirds of the people that would cast the vote in the primary and caucus have voted against you as they do not want you to be the nominee. >> don't worry about it, little marco. don't worry about it. >> you want to show that? you need to do better than this. >> it took less than ten minutes for the republican debate in michigan to turn

to worry about it, you know, they go to school to learn, not to get hurt or manipulate it. with the recent scandal involved, parents and educators need to look at the higher authority for stronger morals. >> this is the only way. >> reporter: they have not commented on the additional nine counts of child pornography against hooks. the school board will meet next tuesday. we learned that there will be a meeting with the sheriff's office as they investigate whether or not they broke any

what they knew and that the sheriff will meet with administrators to go over their protocols for doing it right the next time. >> and if it was given to the right authority at the right time that we could have intervened quickly. >> the sheriff's office told us tonight that they are still going through all the evidence at this case and at this point they have not named any additional victims. we're in highlands tonight abc action news. and a second top education

being abused by two people. going to trust law enforcement happen. and that is my greatest fear. >> pruitt will not face any charges stemming from this investigation.

a terrifying dispute caught on camera in chicago. the driver parked in the bike lane, being forced to run for their life.

wearing the gopro camera during the entire ordeal. you're in the bike lane. just seconds later that you can see that they were being chased down the block. the driver then gets out and attacks them punching them and kicking him in the face. >> i didn't know when he would stop. my face is still a little numb. >> he was left with that bloody eye and that they are trying to track down the driver. the car is registered to the woman as that may complicate their investigation. the traffic stop turning into a dangerously close call for the deputy back in new mexico as they pulled over when they discovered that he has a warrant out for his arrest.

video that one deputy jumps into the driver's door as the car speeds away. you'll see it in a minute. he drove about 500 feet before being stopped. then finally taken into -- into custody. >> the florida lawmakers are giving their final approval of the bill today and now they need governor rick scott's signature. if he does sign it, then the law will take effect on july 1. you can have a lot less time to save. the key senate panel today, approving a bill that would cut the state's sales tax from $10 to just $3 as they will also cut back on how much you could save. it won't cover computers, only applying to close $60 and under instead of $100 and under. some good news tonight for everyone who is looking for a job. costco is raising their entry

the highest paid employees make $22.50 an hour. last summer's devastating floods took a toll. tonight abc action news reporter shows us how one group and a lot of elbow greece -- grease is bringing back hope to so many there. >> reporter: deborah stacy is finding rhythm in her life once again. >> you couldn't see our grounds or anything as it looked like little houses floating in the water. >> reporter: floods last summer put her love for dancing on hold. changing her life and hundreds of others. >> all these beautiful wonderful volunteers that you wouldn't believe. i nearly lost hope. >> reporter: until a group rebuilds together and arrived.

was feared to be lost into a new one. >> and here we have my new kitchen. >> reporter: she lives at one of the hardest hit neighborhoods. everything she owns is still sitting on the porch. volunteers have helped restore her life. >> we have closed eight. we have a lot of septic. >> volunteers that will hurt so many. >> and they gave me back. the most important.

out there. hopefully it could continue until tomorrow and right through the week. >> yes, we will see some rain over the next couple of hours. most folks will sleep there so you get a little rain for your water or your lawn or pool. and then everything works out okay, right? and here is a look outside. things are quiet. but as we showed you just a couple minutes ago that there will be some showers. two lines if you will. right now we're good to go with nothing going on. this is what we are watching with this line here. it's about 130 miles right now. and so by about 2:00 a.m. and 3:00 a.m. that it will move on and there is not a lot with it, but that there are some thunderstorms right now. as we were saying earlier on the west if you cannot sleep and you glance out to the west that you will see a little lightning out there. the stronger bit is off to the north with plenty of severe thunderstorm watches and the warnings in effect.

here is that there will not be much to it. if you are an early riser, yes, that you may see a few showers. lucky you and the weather should actually be improving quite a bit by 7:00 to 8:00. partly cloudy skies in tampa at 64 degrees. today about where we should be for this time of the year mid- 70s in the afternoon and at night. we will see a big warm up. we will touch on that in just a minute. but 90 degrees just off to the south and off to the east is a possibility next thursday. the clouds throughout the day are getting thicker and there

by about 2:00 to 3:00 a.m. the first line. up towards gainesville that it will be a decent amount of rain. so 6:00 to 6:30, sure, still a light snow showers. pretty much gone. most areas are sunny. and then that sunshine will continue. and not just saturday and sunday, but a good deal of sunshine right through next week. and that when you get that easterly wind this time of the year every now and then that some of the cloud cover could make it across the state. even a sprinkle or two. it will not be dry enough. once you get this out of the way the bigger changes.

will get interesting. more snow over the next couple of days. there it is check it out. wednesday and thursday we'll be talking about the serious heat wave. the temperatures may be 10 to 15 degrees above normal. they are your tides. your hour-by-hour forecast and clouds with a couple of showers clearing by mid-morning and the seven-day forecast that looks great. 74 on friday. 75 on saturday and then the heat wave will return with highs all week in the 80s. >> the lightning remains hot picking up their eighth win in a row. we have the highlights from

hello, i'll tell you what, since boston isn't backing down, they need these wins just to keep them off their back. for the first period the ball in the second. the first one coming off the play. against the rebound off their

then later in the period they were flying up against roland as they will go for the wrap around right here. he'll crash the net to score his eighth of the season. third period goal. he said one more as they sped 4- 1. folks are back in a tie now for the atlantic division lead with the panthers. okay, the u.s. will head into the olympics. the heavy favorites to win the gold. tonight in their opening match against germany, it will be the big cup as they would get that win and then they had to work for it to come off the foot of crystal dunn who will make a nice spin move to score the only goal of the night. they beat england 1-0 and germany beat france with the late goal in tonight's first match. >> it is nights like this one that will give the u.s. team a chance to tune up for the olympics. to find a replacement. here is john sabol with that. >> reporter: raymond james stadium has seen its fair share

years, but tonight it's the other kind of football taking center stage. perhaps none more important than all those games in tonight's showdown between the u.s. women's national soccer team verses england. >> to be the best we want to play the best. we need to be prepared. we need to play against the best team in the world. >> this tournament is a great way for some of the younger players to get this experience here in the u.s. and still face the pressure. >> reporter: team u.s.a. is much younger. it is without six players from last year's team because of injuries, pregnancies, retirements. the most notable player is abbey womback. >> our identity and the dna of the team has changed as well. >> i think it's a process of coming out of the world cup you knew was going to happen. always had an eye on what's coming behind and i had a good feel for these younger players.

comfortable. so once they come around, that they will not think about it. >> reporter: reporting in tampa john sabol abc action sports. okay, i sure hope that today was a precursor to what we will be seeing this year. man did they get a load on the orioles today. jennings drove in another run. and then corey dickerson, this guy may be as advertised going deep for a two-run home run. on the roof of the offices, 10- 3 the final for the rays over baltimore. finally i want to pass this along. the long-time st. pete columnist died at the age of 76. st. pete times now the tampa bay times.

of showers especially for the central and southern counties after 6:00 to 7:00 a.m. that it will be out of here just because of the morning rain. but 74 and sunny in the afternoon at 80s. >> sounds good. >> have a good night. we'll see you back here

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