hull hogan's lawyers are laying team marco rubio telling supporters in one state not to vote for him. what's behind the strange request. joining us. i'm wendy ryan and i'm ashley glass. police searching for the suspects that they shot at a three-year old girl and a man. abc action news join ashley york joins us live. how are the victims? >>reporter: the victims are expected to be okay, even the little girl shot in the stomach. police found the car the yet. i spoke with neighbors who say the violence needs to stop and that's crystal clear with children getting shot. >> i look at her and i think you know, i think about that baby because that could have been her.

parent or grand parent wants to think about -- a child shot -- but it happened right outside e va miller's front door and she heard it. >> it sounded horrible. very scary to know you live in a neighborhood where this takes place. >> reporter: neighbors heard shots yesterday afternoon. 23-year old terrell hole man and a three year old girl were hit on this porch on 10th avenue south. police still don't know what led daylight. >> it's getting bad. it's getting worse. >> reporter: miller says she's trying to move out this neighborhood to a safer one to protect her family. >> i would love to see a play. and they would be safe and nobody would ride up and down the road and shoot and trying to shot. let's stop the violence.

meantime she hopes police catch whoever is responsible for this violence. >> anybody that can hurt a child -- i mean, that's the heartless person. >> reporter: i spoke with police and they say that there were other people on that porch when the shooting happened and they're interviewing them now. as soon as we have updates we will share them on social media. one man is dead and another clinging to life after a shooting outside a bar. shots fired at 1:30 this morning in spring hill. detectives say when they got there one man was dead and the other victim flown to the hospital. deputies have not released his condition sxm it started as a fight inside a bar. one man next door says there seems like a recent spike in violence in this area. >> oh my goodness, yeah. seems like there's more of these

>> reporter: deputies say the gunmen was also hurt in the shooting. he surrendered when detectives showed up. we're still waiting to find out the names of those men involved. two men severely injured in a knife fight. deputies say the two men were arguing over a woman outside a home this morning and things got really physical. both men ended up getting cut and badly hurt. still unclear if these men will face criminal charges. tampa police putting four people in handcuffs after gunshots triggered a high speed chase. officers were checking reports of gun fired on yukon street. they arrested the driver at 56th street and corned the other car spinning out and stopping the

how are you doing, everybody? made it to another weekend. skies are clear across the area and that means no rain. the allergy sufferers are dealing with it over the past few weeks. pollen is high. low to mid 80s and we should be in the mid 70s. this is unusual. clear skies not so much. this is the time of year we dry out and see issues with brush fires now. that is not the case but something we have to keep our eyes on with breezy conditions. we need some rain. the timing won't be tonight. part of this weekend we will see rain but i'm not sold it will be as widespread as you might be thinking. we'll take a closer look at this. >> thanks ted. continuing coverage today on

they say the leaked tape is not the only example. lawyers showing other e-mails where a woman asked to get an intimate video of her pulled off their website. >> mr. delario wrote "blah blah blah". >> hogan's legal team brought expert analysts saying gawker's value bumped up $15 million after the sex tape. he spoke with us after today's testimony. >> of course it's embarrassing. human beings -- people make mistakes. you get up and move on. >> gawker responding saying the analysis of the tape value is questionable. that decision may come down on monday.

company pleading guilty for poisoning a florida boy. the owner was charged with two federal crimes. the boy suffered severe brain damage after his home was sprayed for termites. the workers didn't properly fumigate the home in august and admitted to lying about the pesticides they used. they could face up to a year in prison. hillary clinton getting campaign help here in the bay area from her daughter, chelsea. she spoke today in saint petersburg and sarasota. she's working right through her second pregnancy. she's encouraging people to vote for her mother. she's highlighting big topics from gun violence to health care.

gives her the background the country needs. >> you don't have to wonder what she did because you know what she did as secretary of state. >> marco rubio making another stop this weekend. >> the presidential candidates holding a rally tomorrow. doors open at 8:00. marco rubio's campaign is asking supporters in ohio. >> reporter: donald trump started the morning with an endorsement from dr. ben carson. >> we buried the hatchet. that was political stuff. >> reporter: donald trump and candidates still in the race. >> these debates were wwe. >> i felt good about the night we had. i feel positive about it. >> no nasty name calling or excessive personal attacks.

>> the answer is not simply to yell "china bad, muslims bad". >> we clearly have to control our borders. >> reporter: the candidates held their punches but this blow to a protestor at a trump rally has brought attention to his events. >> we have had violent protestors. these are people that punch. >> i think what he stands for and what he says is not representative of american values. >> democrat hillary clinton has her surrogates on the trail while she attends nancy reagan funeral. bernie sanders has his sights set on illinois, a good chance of winning on tuesday. marco rubio and trump are in ohio. he believes last night's debate should be the final one and it's

nancy reagan laid to rest today in california next to her husband, ronald reagan. hundreds of people filing in the library in california for her funeral. former chief of staff janet baker, tom brokaw all speaking. she died sunday at the age of 94. a shut down by a ten acre brush fire. crews are checking hot spots and cleaning up debris. areas around shelters and a nearby trail are closed. the park could fully open tomorrow.

still to come, a road trip leads to multi billion dollar companies. puppy come back. the awful place some dogs were rescued from and the help they're getting from a bay area shelter. plus, start your engines. it's grand prix weekend. the changes you should be ready

a new study reveals there's a new major industry taking place here in the sunshine state. >> a local tech company is finding reasons to stay right here in florida. it's probably the most intense three days of your life. >> reporter: he's conductor of a bus headed to boulder, colorado. >> the added pressure of building a company with strangers you never met for an really intense. >> reporter: companies compete to make the best company. this year we have a theme.

around the food and beverage industry in tampa and bring some of that back for the local committee here. >> it brings the potential for profit. >> reporter: one success story is instacart created by start up bus alumni. >> i wanted to do something different so i got on the bus and it changed my life and changed the trajectory of my entire career. >> reporter: he recruits right here in tampa bay. >> when you put the florida bus next to the new york bus and the san francisco bus and look at the difference in talent it's neg libl at best. >> reporter: over 300,000 floridaens work in the field. >> people are global now and we can keep the talent here and let

this is an maizing place to live. if you're interested in getting on the bus we have a link to sign up on abc action news. we have a special code, abc tampa. 14 dogs now staying at the humane society of tampa bay. they were living in deplorable conditions in arkansas. some of them suffered from medical issues and not getting the help they needed. veterinarians are caring for them and updating shots to get them ready for adoption. their former owner is now charged with animal cruelty. happening now, race cars speeding into downtown saint pete for the firestone grand prix. >> i can almost here it now. so loud. dozens of drivers are making their laps. more than 150,000 spectators are

off the 2016 indy car season. races run through sunday night. there are new security changes you should know about. you have to go through medal detectors and have your bags searched. also happening this weekend a tampa bay boat show sails into tropicana field. admission is free and it's open to the public. experts holding seminars to help you up your fishing game. the question is how is the weather? especially for the race outside. >> so much going on this weekend. >> i know. >> the golf tournament and strawberry festival and the race. >> music festival i believe too. >> a lot of good stuff. saturday looks good. sunday not so much. not going to be a wash out but definitely saturday is the

if you're going to the beach, even sunday might not be a horrible day. it's still the beach and temperatures around 80 degrees especially compared to what's going on off to the west. this is a look at rainfall totals in the last 20 hours from new orleans back to baton rouge up towards hatties burg mississippi. that's just in 24 hours. they have been getting rain for three days. it's close to two feet of rain. now, for our neck of the woods whatever comes this way compared to what they have been dealing with, there won't be much. by the time the front makes it into our area you will see showers, maybe an isolated storm on sunday and nothing close to what's going on off to the north. temperatures right now are beautiful. low to mid 80s and a few upper 80s.

the morning? that means fog is a possibility. patchy fog could be around saturday morning. 84 in tampa. clearwater low 80s and they will stay that way tomorrow. you can't rule out an isolated interior shower but otherwise, looks like a nice day. this is what we have been looking at the last couple of days. cloud cover at times and more sun than clouds and those warm temperatures with the additional moisture, future cast shows there could be a few areas of patchy fog on saturday morning. if any rain develops tomorrow it will be more like what we see in the summertime, more moisture and warmth and a few isolated interior showers. i don't think there's storms. just maybe five% of the area could pick up a quick shower tomorrow.

i-75 so no issues tomorrow for anything close to the beach. sunday is another story. wake up sunday morning and you will see more clouds. then the rain. one thing you won't see is a line of significant rain rolling through and if there is any sort of line it's broken. so not a squall line. we're forecasting scattered showers around the area starting sunday morning. by the time we hit monday morning, maybe a third of an inch in some areas. we can get 2-3 inches of rain in the summertime in an hour. it will be cloudier sunday but not a wash out. it's going to stay warm. in fact, not just this weekend but this takes us right through a week from monday. ten days out we'll see blue color and cold air. look at florida. none of it. i'm telling you. i called it yesterday on facebook. winter is gone for this year.

necks and boots and sweaters. the temperature is staying normal and slightly above normal right on duration. sorry ladies. southeast winds at 5-10 knots. gulf temperatures still in the mid to upper 60s. hour by hour forecast partly cloudy skies overnight. we're going to start in the upper 60s and end in the low to mid 80s. here's a look at florida's most accurate forecast. you do lose an hour of sleep tomorrow night and daylight savings time begins in the evening and high temperatures in the low to mid 80s and by next week back to where we should be. highs near 80 and rain chances slim to the end of next week. protest. sorry guys. a man walks an hour in the rain to spend his day in court

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this man walked one hour in the rain to face consequences of a traffic ticket. they didn't realize he was homeless but after seeing everything he went to, they paid his bus fare back to the shelter and the judge waived the fees of the ticket. they got an update today and he's starting a new job next week.

stand on suicide issues. they are trying to help people struggling. they talked with people at the hospital about suicide prevention. they are meeting with school kids in kensington palace hoping to make a difference. they blogged for the huffington post in the uk. a little later parts of the of heavy rains. the new threat for people forced out by flooding. a four-year old girl suffers brain damage after a trip to the dentist. parents say the dentist did

the emergency management director resigned and a new leader is bringing a new plan the future. >> reporter: he's been the emergency management director for ten days. >> i'm confident with my 25 years of experience combined with my deployments that we will be effective in our future. >> reporter: many residents were less than satisfied with how county officials handled the

flooding destroyed 50 homes in august. hundreds of others damaged there were opportunities in improvement. >> reporter: i asked how she felt. >> in this instance it was time for leader ship change because there were communication and clob ration issues that we consider to be important to fix. >> reporter: better communication is one of the areas the new director is focused on and he says everyone in the eoc needs to know their role and he plans more hands on training, the first of which this tornado going on today simulating more flooding. >> the road and lake and the normal suspect spots are experiencing problems. >> reporter: today is practice. he's seen enough of the real thing but the hope is if disaster strikes again everyone will be ready.