hello everyone. >> breaking news on the zika virus. for the city that is seeing the -- florida city bringing the spread of the virus from miami. >> another candidate making a run at the white house as hillary clinton is on the stage. her speech and brand-new support gaining donald trump michael phelps does it, should we to? the benefits of copying. -- cup -- cupping. the first, take a look at this. there is a lot of standing

is coming into homes. >> what a mess. they have been warning us for days that this was going to happen. denis illips is in poor shape to show us where the rain is. >> yes, we talked about this last week we issued what we call an arc alert. it is just a guideline, but things will come and boy have a. we have had heavy rain starting pursing this morning and they have counties. so what you have to expect? a lot more of what we had today. expect very heavy rain to redevelop. we have actually had a little bit of a low as we expected as though storms push over but look what is out in the gulf of mexico. we are looking at scattered showers and thunderstorms 10 pm a few more. but the areas that i am concerned about will be pretty much exact we have this morning

start to see that line redeveloping between 5 am tuesday morning and 10 am i expect another round of heavy rain. and, this is no place -- there is no place for the water to go. i will pinpoint that timing coming up. >> thank you. the water is rising. in pascoe county, water is taking over this entire street. you can see that, kayaking in the street. while it may not be raining in this moment, we are in for some tonight. and, eric you have been here all day long as we look at the scene. what are you seeing? >> yes, as in hudson.

it hasn't really rained much all day. and what happened, this retention pond spilled over after heavy rain. it all ended up in the street. now over there, you will see a tankerruck that has be working all day long pumping water into the tank. that tank s hold6000 gallons and i'm told by the driver that th have made where the insurance tips -- 10 trips and forth. the county has about 10 to 12 pumps around those water levels. and it does help that the rain is held off but it becomes back that's when it comes back, things get worse, the people in the homes here, they're doing the best that they can to protect their homes. county workers actually dropped off sandbags and people are

affeed by floodwaters in the past and they don't want it to happen again. one of the cars down there had water inside of the vehicle. basically, no cars getting through. the people here really, they have been through so much in the past. and this was the worst of pascoe county, but they had seen. and now, here we are again. people hoping that the rain lets up for as long as possible so the water can receive. according to that forecast it's not looking very good. we will have more at 5 pm. they are preparing for the worst. but for now, live in port richie. we do have breaking news, we are just learning that the department of health is investigating a non-travel related case in pa bea that person recent traveled

meanwhile, governor. rick scott once make sure that students and teachers going back to school are prepared. they're getting school kids to educate didn't about it as well as bug spray. >> also breaking today the race for the white house, conservative republicans trying to have a's last-minute campaign to stop donald trump. you may former cia staffers expected to announce that he is joining the presidential race. the deadlines in several states have argued pass leaving him quite a long shot. hillary clinton is live at the coliseum it is the first of three stops in florida that she is making. she just finished up speaking and now making her way through the crowd as you can the this video moments ago before she finished up. people lined up outside of the coliseum. nash is expected to tline a

paying job since world war ii. during her first 100 days in office people waited hours to see her showing up as early as 9:30 am. >> we wanted to build to see it the next president of the united states in person. >> i'm 69 years old the first one i've ever been to. it's very important. >> they headed to miami after her under my plan north american company will pay more than 15% of their business income in taxes. >> [applause] >> in other words, we are reducing your taxes from 35% to 15% the law, that

rolling out his new plan. he promised to repeal obama care if is elecd he asaid he w american's infrastructure also taking a few shots at hillary saying, he is a candidate of the past. right now hillary clinton is enjoying a double-digit lead. 49% support of the democratic nominee that's compared to 39% for the gop nominee donald trump. that's even when you factor in the third-party candidates. these numbers show a sharp bump in support. and, recent history shows the candidate with a lead up to the party convention almost always goes on to win in november. one more note, the bush family very outspoken against donald trump until now. at least one george bush will be voting that's jeb busch is

you see him holding his son what seems like forever ago. former president bush, or jeb have thrown their support behind trump. right now, some delta flights are back in the air. but this is what atlanta look li this morning. flights were grounded for at least six hours. you can see here, all bills delta planes sitting on the tarmac. -- all these delta planes sitting on the tarmac. they are leaving long lines. they had some sort of computer system outage that affected not only flights here but around the world. >> monday morning you get up at 3:30 am and you get here and nothing is working. not exactly how you want to start the week off. it happens. we will get through it.

person said that they gave them blankets while they were waiting. they are looking pretty cozy right there. the pilot of another delta flight ordering pizzas, they were stuck waiting for more than two hours. as we mentioned, white are don't -- some flights have been delayed. >> yes, flight aware website that shows you and breaks down the number of outages in cancellations that flights have. you can see here right off the top delta 14% delayed 5% canceled. those numbers have improved as the day has gone on. but you can see, pretty much everyone has some percentage of delays and cancellations. and then, you go over to flight status in check in at the airport. you can see,cay we have looked at delta canceled,

from cincinnati new york minneapolis atlanta, on down the line. in fact i don't see one flight from the midwest. that is running on time. that just shows you the scope of this. between outages in the rain, what a monday >> yes. still ahead, a 10-year-old boy dies writing a water slide

an investigation into a little boy's death. >> the boy was on this water slide dubbed the tallest in the world, there were problems with the slide even before it opened. >> a popular waterpark in kansas city evacuated and shut down after a 10-year-old boy dies while writing the world's largest solar water -- waterslide. he told us in a statement, but since the day he was born brought abundant joy to the family. we are comforted knowing that he believes injesus and their architect -- they are forever together. >> what it sounded like, was that the harness in the front of the car on the slide was not working all day long. >> for now, they're not answering any questions about what could have gone wrong. but they explained all rights are inspected daily. >> our rides are inspected by

>> the ride is german for insane, it drops about hunting stories in seconds. this tragedy is a first for the ride the two years ago, the right opening was delayed at least three times after video and safety checks showed sandbag dummies flying off. changes including safety knitting. when the right open, also thought to be at least 14 years old that has changed. >> the question is, is it safe. there are -- if there are changes that need to be made, i'm sure that they will be looking closely at that. >> we are learning may have decided to keep the ride closed indefinitely pending a thorough investigation. a passengers passing -- a

authorities say that the man was acting strange near the exit door. so he was moved to a seat on the back of the plane. that's when we are told that he attacked a crew member. and, the flight had to land because of allhis. he was taken to jail by authorities. >> a family is reunited with not only one but two long-lost daughters. she was a young mother two daughters were taken away by the fathers. they have been dealing with it for 15 years. >> like any mother, it was a burden, await, even a holidays we would say, i wonder where betty might be. we were just worry about them. >> perfect-year-old granddaughter turn to facebook to find them and she did. both of them live right here in florida.

>> it is so overwhelming. i went from not having family to having a whole family and their in my life i didn't think this would ever happen. >> it's great to know are not the oldest. >> that's why she's so happy. >> after a lot of smiles and hugs, they headed over to moms. >> was extra special for those sisters because they had no idea that children existed and they lived 40 miles apart in the orlando area. now let's take a live look outside with the circles of hollow beach. we he en hearing strong

tampa. >> we're actually getting a little bit of a break. that is not going to continue. we're definitely going to be seeing some heavy stuff. that's why downloading are off, -- the app, it can call your landline in case you do not have a smartphone. it is another way to keep you safe when things get rough. that has certainly been the case. a bit of a bre heaviest rain is out in the gulf. literally what is happening is the atmosphere is imploding. now out in the gulf of mexico, as that tries to pull away& ramp things up again. that is why there is a flood watch that remains in effect. another 4 to 8 inches of rain is expected along the immediate coastline. the go east you will not get

continue on wednesday. there is a satellite picture heavy rain earlier today nothing severe just 2 to 4 and in some cases up to 6 inches of rain. this is until 6 pm or 7 pm, another line cranking up. i do not think any of these storms will be severe with winds greater than that. and unfortunately, we're getting into a situation that more is on the way. tomorrow morning, there is no place for this water to go. we are saturated especially if you live west of 75, these of the counties under that flood watch. in tomorrow, more of the same very reminiscent of what we had today. but by wednesday, they're going to pull away.

along the immediate coast. and we could still see some of those downpours. it's heavy at times, dropping down to 76 in your hour by hour forecast. and i think the heaviest rain will be tomorrow morning from around 6 am until 11 pm and another round in the afternoon. thank you. you heard him not while cost still had to common health -- ahead, common health problems might be helping women

welcome back. >> we are learning right now that women who heir tonsil it may be a little wild, they may be more fertile. they thought it was the other way around. they're not sure why. but they are looking into different theories. but it might be the inflamed appendix or tonsils -- it's strengthens the body. the other, is that some are more sexually active, they are at greater risk of getting tonsillitis or in abdominal

both options still need to be further investigated. talking baseball here. a big day coming up. a lot of people they hope to see alex rodriguez. now, they are realizing that's probably not the budget. they are actually playing the tampa bay rays. and tickets to go see him at the stadium are up more than 500 % the average ticket is $456. he announced he is retiring yesterday. friday is his last game after 22 years, hes far, he has a job in the yankees offense. there you go. >> we will see. we are talking about baseball, since it has not been a great season let's dream a little bit. they want your ideas for what a new ballpark would look like. they botched website. it is called ballpark reimagine. it features surveys and outlets for fans to get creative and like i said, they want your

collective ideas here, and it just takes you through a whole lot of stuff. the goal is to build the first next-generation ballpark that is an authentic and forward community. that's what people think. >> i like it. i'm dreaming of a winning season. affordable power packs for cell phones are surging and it's all because of the pokimon go crazy. it is obviously good for companies who make smartphone charges not great for users because the batteries measure lifecycles which means the more time you complete them in charge them the shorter they lost. they actually have a memory. we are in the middle of this wet weather, we are going to show you exactly why you

taking a look at some of the rising water. in neighborhoods with all of the rain, kids and kayaks, we haven't even spotted member, getting out and all of the standing water it is not safe. you don't know dangerous bacteria or creatures are lurking. flooding at st. pete beach, there. and driving down the street. this letter is reaching all the way to alabama. it's very ominous there. and, you have a time lapse? this is about three hours worth in tampa. and it sped up to just about 40 seconds and then, i want to check out with this. this is what we have been

you know it is back. >> this will continue. you usually get the heaviest rain by the late afternoon and evening it almost clears out. but it obviously weakens quite a big. that's a bit. -- a bit. a lot of clouds are ominous. at the heavy rain is set up overnight into tomorrow morning and they will again tomorrow. flood watch remains in another 4 to 8 inches of rain especially along the immediate coastline which is why pascoe hernando, in citrus are the only counties that are under the flood watch. rest of the bay area isn't. if you live along the coast, you are definitely going to see more rain. that is because the lowell is in the gulf. the closer you are to the beach the closer you are to the center of circulation.

things began to crank up again in the gulf by tomorrow morning, it is back. we will take a closer look at that as we dodge those storms. we will let you know how much rain tomorrow coming up. it doesn't surprise anyone that this rain is causing problems. >> yes, the one big mistake that drivers are making even though it is illegal. >> drivers in south tampa-based a familiar sight. -- familiar sight. this created a dangerous situation. these drivers going through standing water is just one of the questionable decisions that we saw on the roads some drivers failing to turn their lights on despite the low visibility and others like this driver that we saw over the weekend with their flashers on while they drove. >> it is illegal because it is

are tapping the brakes or using a turn signal and it can make other drivers think that your stopped or stalled. and first responders use flashers to look for people who might be in need of serious help. if it feels dangerous, you should pull over until conditions improve. because of this rain, many cities are making sandbags available area of charge. >> they put up a sign, just take advantage. >> she says she pulled ov when she saw the sign. it will be her first time using the sandbags but if it works, she says it is certainly not the last time. >> the garage always floods really bad and we have to put towels and there's damage. it's great to have this opportunity. we're trying to prepare. >> an employee told me that they gave out about 1000 sandbags over the weekend.

made had -- teen who made headlines after being arrested is joining his parents. remember, the 14-year-old his story went viral. when he was put in handcuffs in question for hours over the clock which investigators thought was a bomb. he was cleared of all charges but suspended from school. his family's lawyers say that should the plaintiff disregard for civil rights and even though he is cleared, he became famous antics his life forever. >> it was nice to meet the president but again, the reality is, i have lost a lot of things. i lost my creativity because before use of the loving think i used i love building things but now i can't is nothing that i can do. >> he said he is also had to live overseas due to threats

happening right now crews are building a stone wall around the seventh these lagoon at the disney world resorts. this is why they're trying to keep alligators away from guest were called after a alligator dried -- dragged a two-year-old boy in the body was found 16 years hours later -- 16 hours later. they put up a rope with warning signs. and the latest security effort are boulders and they report, those will go up on the beaches there at the resort. the free t6 -- tv service that you could soon be losing. what they plan to offer instead. plus, britney spears, too

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decorated olympian ever stacking his 19th gold-medal last night in a freestyle relay . >> despite that huge accomplishment if you google him, a lot of the chatter is about this, why is he covered in these? the mac how do you train like olympi mhael phelps? well, you swim, sweat, sleep, eat, and you cup. >> bloodflow equals life. >> he has been cupping for a while staying in a photo here. licensed massage therapist annette scott says it is a tool to relieve pain and get a greater range of motion using suction cups. >> you can literally see the blood being drawn. >> she says it is very healing. >> and very quick. >> it's what you will see it

it is a nudge and in immediate reaction. >> i know you're thinking, does not hurt? >> it's not painful, it's more what i would say is sensational. you feel pressure. the sound is a bit jarring. still, he says it is starting to catch on in her wellness center for anyone. >> we were asking for it and more. >> that she has been doing it for athletes for years. and said she wasn't surprised to see him sporting purple spots. >> this is a guy that once the flow like he is a piece of the water. i would imagine he is swimming prior to that and feeling a strength of restriction. that helps to reduce that. >> by the way, he is going for

butterfly. >> interesting stuff. a local disabled couple facing eviction is getting much-needed help from our viewers. here's an update to a story we brought you. they live in a mobile home and they are on a fixed income for disability. they are behind on their rent because the social security tracks -- tax drive the opposite ends of the month. our viewers are responding establishing a go fund me page. if you like to go contribute there' abcactionnews.com high speeds, take a look at what was first thought to be the police chase -- trying to chase him and him. they follow that the interstate for several hours with the flashing lights, the driver finally got pulled over a woman gets out looking very confused. it turns out that it was a

law. about pulling over. they did not get any tickets but that little boy in the back seat has stickers and a high five. >> look at that new pictures coming in from pakistan of a hospital bombing that killed 70 people 112 people are injured. television has claimed responsibility many of those killed journalists. they were there at the hospital and they were there in support of a lawyer who had been gunned down. meanwhile, monsoon rains, trading quite the disaster there. this is parts of pakistan. flooding damage the homes public property damage there. claiming that the sewage system was outdated. elsewhere, let's have destroyed crops resulting in huge losses

earlier this is the rain, you're stomping in puddles, the floodwaters are coming up. >> yes. the mac exactly. whatever. and there is still a lot of heavy rain. this has moved to the east side but it is not over there are areas. this will not see nearly as much rain as other areas. and some fat -- folks did see some su since saturday if you live along the coast from clearwater north he would have seen the bulk of that rain. and, check out some of these totals. this is just over the last 24 hours. but almost all of pinellas county picked up 2 to 3 inches of rain. and if you go over to the interior counties some folks have not had a drop of rain but the obvious jackpot is areas

away from us. so at least we do not have to worry about seeing some of those totals. but here's our issue we don't have anywhere else for the water to go in the flood watch area which is why there is a flood watch that remains into effect. because as eric showed earlier, we are all ready showing flooding so anymore rain will make it worse and it will bring more tomorrow. now, we're not going to see pictures like we had last august. to me. but what we will be seeing is another band of rain developing first thing tomorrow morning atmosphere is literallyd. when it does, the energy start after midnight on to the west most of the viewing area will be dry and then, by 4 am it starts again. so if you have been awakened by

last couple of mornings it will happen again tomorrow especially from pascoe, hernando in citrus county. the heavy rain moves through the metro, and it continues to build. it will be a soggy stormy day but for the first day of school for hillsborough and pinellas, things will be getting back to normal. it doesn't mean completely dry but definitely an improvement to your forecast. hour by hour can't rule out a for -- a storm here's a look at that forecast. rain tomorrow, rain wednesday starting wednesday and i think by the end of the week. things will get back to normal. we can update these rainfall totals. right now all of that rain plus rush-hour can make the roads dangerous. >> yes, this alone with a new report finding our lack of sleep is having deadly consequences. what you can do to be more alert

every driver gets tired. so there is more of a risk. >> he admits that it has happened to him and he is not ashamed that sometimes he pulls over for a quick nap. >> if you don't there are too many people on the road do not do that they may start weaving and all of a sudden we are in an accident. >> the attorney works several cases drowsy he says most often drivers hurt or injured when they are tired and him crashing their own cars but sometimes they will swerve into another vehicle or even drive the wrong way down the road. >> we push ourselves to get to where we need to go. which puts us all at risk. >> experts say that drowsy driving is becoming an epidemic. studies show a driver on six hours of sleep or less informed

drunk. the result, more than 72,000 drowsy driving crashes in the past few years and 800 deaths. but those numbers could be higher since it can be tough to prove that a driver fell asleep. and this time of year is one of the worst. >> it's back-to-school people are adjusting to new schedules. so they are just tired. >> driving on long trips likely to be a sleepy driver. the good news is, it is fixable. try hard to get the recommended amount. >> or grab a boost of caffeine. thank you. starting today will be harder for minors to get address. >> that's right. new regulations go into effect. from now on the fda has to go through each cigarette product and decide whether or not they

get free samples to customers. you can also not sell cigarettes to anyone under the age of 18. they will not be sold in vending machines unless they're in an adult only location. at least 40 people found dead after tropical storm earl caused widespread rainfall. in a months worth of rainfall in just 24 hours. the storm hit mexico at hurricane strength before easing. and the national hurricane chair says that more rain may be on the way. race fans are remembering brian. >> the race car driver with a promising future died from injuries. eric said the indianapolis motor speedway -- was there when the heartbreaking announcement was made. >> a son, and a friend. >> it's truly an awful day.

was shared earlier this morning. you could feel just how solemn the room became when officials entered to make that announcement. now, the president is coming and not his usual self. we would also learn why. the 27-year-old brian is no longer with us. >> we are told that he died last night at a hospital in nebraska with his loved ones by his side. after he was involved in a bad accident on saturday while competing in a nationals race in kansas. he is survived by his parents. his sister taylor and his fiancie. his family released a statement saying, our brian fought until the end with the same desire that he demonstrated behind the wheel of all of the various racecars taking -- parking in victory lane. but we are more proud of him for making a young bands day.

>> he possessed humility and a character outside of the race car that made him a person that competitors and fans alike enjoyed being around. his spirit, his positive outlook and his talent will be missed by the entire community. >> and at this time i have learned in all arrangements are still being figured out in addition to a special ceremony that they will have here in honor of his life. in lieu of flowers, they are asking anyone looking to help to instead make a donation to the foundation. now cost of the discovery a man was just sitting on in his own backyard. >> he described what he discoved ia gravel pit right next to his auto shop. >> it looked like a plastic pipe at first.

started looking at it more in detail and i noticed it looked similar to bone. >> not just any bone a task of a columbian mammoth. they said about -- they sit about 15 feet tall and were believed to have roamed the area 50,000 years ago. kids and families are shopping for school supplies and a younger from california has something different on her mind. >> we have the 12-year-old who is using lemonade to help the homeless. >> lemonade stands is a fun way to teach kids about money. the 12-year-old is her way to help a community one cup at a time. it started six years ago when she saw a homeless man on the street. >> i thought it wasn't fair that some people have to live that way. >> she says he doesn't have a -- i said he doesn't have a place to go. >> she opened the stand for the first time. she made just over $300 and selling cookies and lemonade

prevention program. >> identify a need step out and initiate and do something. that is absolutely amazing. she is a wonderful little girl. >> thank you. >> but, she didn't stop there with the help of her family and friends, she opens the stand every year each time raising her goal today, she says she has raised more than $16,000. >> this year, in six years, it's really big and i'm really just fortunate. >> the community has gotten involved. local restaurants are joining -- donating. the chief of police and the mayor stopping by to try the lemonade. others are donating to her go fund me page pick >> it's not about getting

. >> she is helping a lot of people and making her parents very proud. >> she just has a special heart. >> what a special little girl. >> that's it for the now tampa bay. right now, all ready flooded and holding their breath with the threat of more to come. >> how deep the water is. and bracing for even more rain on the way. our reporters are out there monitoring conditions. >> the first, dennis just getting the most up-to-the- minute data telling us when the next time those downpours are coming to >> yes, i think we will get a break. the rains that moved through the area this morning you can see where they are they moved off to the east coast and what is happening now is the atmosphere is just roa and getting his energy back together and overnight, by

us another round of heavy rain which is why a flood watch has been extended until tomorrow night. 4 to 8 inches of rain. this is along the immediate coastline from port richie holiday straight on up through citrus county. the bulk of the viewing area will not see rain anywhere near that heavy. and look at the last five days, rainfall over a foot just offshore but the coastline is getting the heaviest the way that this will play out. i think wednesday as well. if you look at the futurecast you'll notice, if you have to go outside maybe last-minute school supplies or school close. i think that you are going to be okay. i don't think that we see a lot of rain. but tomorrow morning, we look for another round of heavy rain. i don't think the severe threat will be high but that flooding risk will be our biggest issue. that's what we will continue to