a stun gun and police dog could not get a attacker off a victim. i'm dan shaffer. >> i'm sarina fazan. deiah riley has the morning off. first, caroline sine, a well

teacher is dead. the victim police say of a drunk driver. >> that driver, brice macleod, facing upgraded charges this morning. abc action news reporter rodney dunigan live at the pinellas park police department. this case has taken a major turn. >> reporter: it certainly has. in fact the police department holding a press conference at 9:30 this morning to give us the latest details on this case. meanwhile, loved ones of those victims are simply left to deal with it all. >> we will get through this, we'll help the children get through this. >> reporter: plenty of questions, not enough answers for family, friends and co- workers of pinellas county teacher caroline sine. heart broken over her death. >> it's difficult but it's something you learn to do the more years you're in this position. you learn this is part of what you do. you become a family. you take care of each other. >> reporter: came caroline sine's boyfriend sean hankins

bayfront hospital. brice macleod, the man pinellas park police say was drunk behind the wheel when he smashed into the couple in court monday given bond of $50,000. that may change with an expected upgrade in charges. his attorney says he feels for the victims as well. >> very unfortunate that this had to happen. i know mr. macleod personally, i know he's very remorse afl and very sorry to hear about what happened. >> reporter: macleod though has a history of drinking behind the wheel with past cases in manatee and hillsborough counties. loved ones who spent days hoping and praying for recovery now forced to plan for a funeral. i did speak with the principal of sexton elementary school. she says grief counselors are on hand to help staff members or students who may need it. they actually held a moment of silence for that teacher this morning, again that press conference here kicks off 9:30. we'll bring you those live pictures in about half-hour. reporting live from pinellas

action news. updating you you now on a disturbing story on the florida east coast. deputies are investigating a gruesome shocking attack on a husband and wife in martin county. >> authorities arriving to a home overnight to find a man biting another man's face. deputies tried to use a stun gun and police dog to pry him away but neither worked. it took multiple deputies to pull the attacker off, within the last 30 minutes deputies revealed the husband and wife likely died from stab wounds. a neighbor was also trying to intervene. investigators are now looking into why the attack happened and if he was possibly on any drugs at the time. if you are headed out this morning and you have not been out yet today, it's nice and dry. look at live radar and you can see we don't have rain across the area so you are planning on getting yard work done today you've got a lot of good hours over the first half of the day, you can see just a little bit of rain trying to cross the i- 95 corridor.

again today so what that means is dry start to the day. with later in the afternoon showers and storms. by noon we can even see something bubbling up around eastern polk or highlands county but most of the rain won't make its way into tampa bay until around 2:00, 3:00. that will continue until just about sunset before tapering off. we're going to top out today around 3:00, 4:00 at 92 degrees. so a hot and steamy day ahead for sure. we've had traffic issues here over the last hour or so. how >> it's pretty busy still especially across the bridges -- or actually just one bridge, the courtney campbell causeway, we have a crash blocking a lane and we are seeing some delays heading into tampa starting all the way back at the bayside bridge. at this point the howard frankland has kind of eased up from the morning commute. so right now the howard frankland is a much better option at 9 minutes. 42 minutes to get across the courtney campbell causeway. just seven minutes across the gandy bridge. you can also take tampa road

closer there. old's march. i-75 looking a lot better northbound, this crash at fowler is cleared. that was really backing things up all the way to before i-4 so things getting better there. still seeing delays southbound i-75 through manatee county, we have a crash reported here just before you get to lakewood ranch. 9:05. new information after a georgia murder suspect is arrested in north florida for killing a police officer. we've learned that slain officer wasn't wearing body armor when shot. 24-year-old royhim deeds is accused of murdering that georgia police officer tim smith saturday. authorities say deeds was found hiding in the trunk of a car near jacksonville. a relative of deeds says her nephew has previously had legal problems but they say not to the extent of taking somebody's life. >> the officer was doing his job, was killed as a result of that.

happens. it's certainly a good day when we can find that individual that did it and arrest him. >> yesterday would have been officer smith's 31st birthday. he leaves behind a fiancee, two sons, a daughter and stepson. the man accused of killing a st. augustine priest is due back in court a month from today. sterve murray appeared in a georgia courtroom yesterday where prosecutors confirmed he will face the death penalty. investigators say he kidnapped father renee robert last and forced him into the trunk of his own car. the car was found in south carolina and murray was arrested nearby. deputies say he led them back to the father's remains near augusta, georgia. we're hearing more about the pulse nightclub massacre a little more than two months ago. >> survivors talking about how they are moving forward. in an mtv special "true life, we are orlando."

i'm about to meet angel. i will feel like i know him but i don't. >> these two men surviving the shooting meeting for the first time. 49 people died, 50 hurt. survivors saying they may be getting better physically but still have a long way to go in the healing process. talking to other survivors helps. >> we just went through the same thing. we feel each other's pain. >> we're thank god. >> since meeting for this show angel and tony have been texting everyday. angel colon by the way was shot five times, unable to walk but on friday he post to facebook he took his first steps since the attack. to an update on the zika virus. someone from texas just tested positive after recently traveling to the miami area where the risk of the virus is the highest. health officials say this is the first texas case linked to

currently in florida there are 28 new travel related cases, one of them is in hillsborough county. another in polk county involving a pregnant woman. and marion county making the list for the first time with one case. there were also 11 more cases in miami-dade county, eight more were in broward. and two in volusia county. there are two nontravel related cases from miami-dade, one person exposed in the miami neighborhood we've been warning you about. it's less than the other half outside that area. that puts the total number of florida cases at 470. 9:08. happening tomorrow -- cities deciding whether to keep the controversial red light cameras or take them down. the bradenton city council putting the issue on its agenda for wednesday morning. the city's contract with xerox which bought a red light camera company in 2010 spires this week. the bradenton police department says the number of accidents at

they can't tell why. but do say accidents from people running red lights have gone down in the past two years. some drivers say the cameras make the roads safer, others say they are just an invasion of privacy. >> it's going to help traffic safety in the long run. people run red lights and jump the gun in the other direction. and then you see traffic accidents all the time. >> i think if -- if an officer sees you that is one thing but it's like >> there are seven red light cameras in bradenton. they've been up for years. this is not what you want to see happen with your mail. a fort myers mail carrier caught on camera tossing mail into a dumpster. a restaurant owner shared security camera video. a fort myers realtor says he paid thousands to mail the fliers, that instead ended up right here in the trash. the postal inspector says agents are now investigating

and even prison if she's convicted. st. pete police need your help to find this woman. she was caught on camera cashing counterfeit checks at three different sun trust banks in march. in total police say she's made off with more than $12,000. if you know who she is you are urged to call the st. petersburg police department. it's officially alligator season in florida. the state's annual hunt just started yesterday. florida fish and wildlife conservation commission issued 5,000 permits. each hunter allowed to take two gators. hunting season is now through november 1st. one yelled at me. hey fat (bleep) -- and the other one threw eggs at me. >> pelted with eggs. while sitting in her wheelchair. this great grandmother wants answers. the other crime scene police are looking at in hopes of finding the people behind the attack. >> parents doing everything

from getting sids. a new study says no, the risky sleep situation infants are put

welcome back. 9:14. we continue to follow the story from milwaukee, wisconsin, following two nights of violent protests the situation calmer last night. the city it's plemed a 10:00 -- implemented a 10:00 curfew for anyone under scott walker also ordered 100 narlgd members to stand by in case more violence broke out. the milwaukee police chief says there were six arrests last night. some heated confrontations but no property damage. the violence began saturday after a black police officer shot and killed an armed black man who was fleeing from a traffic stop and threatened an officer. police in san diego are looking for the man who teleeggs and hit a 72-year-old -- threw eggs and hit a 73-year- old woman in a wheelchair.

electric wheelchair sunday afternoon around her neighborhood. that is when she says two men pulled up next to her in a cream colored volkswagen, rolled down the window and threw eggs hitting her. >> why would they want to pick on somebody my age? i thought what did i do to them? i never seen them before in my life. >> neighbors believe the same suspects also hit a business with eggs. police are now investigating if it's connected to jones' case. of course term black lives matter. now one restaurant owner's pun on the phrase has some people angry. rick says when he put "black olives matter" on his sign he was just trying to sell food, not stir up racial tensions, now the albuquerque restaurateur is selling shirts with the slogan. he said he made them after getting calls from people around the world supporting him and asking if they can buy a souvenir. >> it's something to do that is

than selling pasta. the thing has gone inexplicably viral. >> he says he's standing by his sign and t-shirts and says the business has been booming ever since he put up the sign to promote a tuna dish. we have new information on sudden infant death syndrome. doctors now say parents are not doing enough to keep infants safe in a crib. researchers recorded video of parents in every-day real life. nine out of 10 babies placed in cribs with unsafe items like bumper pads, stuffed animals. the items could increase risk of suffocation and up to a third of the babies were placed on their tummies or sides instead of their backs. these findings are published in the journal pediatrics. the cdc estimates 3,500 babies die suddenly without explanation every year. one of the most common over the counter drugs could change your unborn child's personality. acetaminophen is the active ingredient in tylenol and hundreds of other pain relief

was safe for pregnant women. in fact half of all pregnant women in the u.s. use it. a new study found a link between taking it and having a child with behavioral problems. an easy way to trim your grocery bill, switch to store brands. consumer reporter john matarese shows us some to try, some to avoided so you don't waste your money. >> reporter: if you've just maxed out the credit card that with that back-to-school shopping you may be looking for ways to save one way to save, buy generic products. house brands as they are called these days, some store brands are better than others. tired of that weekly $200 grocery bill in easiest way to cut the bill, go generic. the web site walletpop.com has listed a half-dozen products you should always buy generic. starting with over the counter medicine like acetaminophen. pantry staples like flour, sugar, salt. can you tell the difference? didn't think so.

and web sites say a $9 digital cable works as well as a $99 one. alkaline batteries, even "consumer reports" says generics work as well, often at half the price. bagged salad, lettuce is lettuce and breakfast cereal though it's a matter of personal taste. from the doesn't that stink file -- the fact that some generic products just don't taste or feel right. like ketchup, potato chips. if you are served that as a picnic you will doesn't that stink? some items we're still willing to pay more for the name brand. bottom line give store brands another try especially as moreaged more groceries take their brands more upscale so you don't waste your money. the death toll from flooding in louisiana now up to seven. crews pulled the latest victim in the waters in baton rouge. >> it looks like even more devastating flooding may be coming that way. right now more than 10,000 people are living in shelters after being forced out of their

crews had to save more than 20,000 people from the rising water. shay, you're watching another front heading that way. which might bring more rain. it's so disappointing that they are going to see more rain. that front stalled just to their west. it's going to bring them more heavy rain throughout the night tonight. >> the water would still rise even without it, the water has to get to the gulf. >> exactly. as far as our weather is concerned, if you're staying here locally you've got a gorgeous summer-like day. starting the morning and we do have an easterly flow which means that i'm watching the east coast of florida and when those storms bubble up around 95 and work their way into polk and highlands county around noon, that is when i know we don't have much time left and if you're watching your storm shield app, catching the radar throughout the day and you see rain to your east you know it's headed in your direction because of to east-to-west flow. we'll get the afternoon storms,

p.m. and then otherwise hot and steamy for all of us who don't see the showers and storms to cool us down. that front i was talking about that is headed into the baton rouge area, that is it, the heavier rain that is now in eastern parts of texas. that is all headed in the direction of those flooded areas in louisiana. now as we look at the beach forecast for today, if you're planning on heading out to clearwater beach or happen to live there lucky you, 90 degrees is the high to water temperatures of 87. lots of sunshine though will be a chance of late-day storms but you'll be dry until about 3:00. then you'll begin to see that chance of storms picking up as the storms move off-shore. 83 degrees in tampa. 80 st. pete. 83 new port richey. 83 sarasota. heating up quickly. now we start with temperatures, they should be around 76 degrees in the morning ending the day around 90. we're going to be a little

this dry first half of the day. due to the easterly flow, it's real common for this time of year. then tomorrow about 50% coverage of afternoon showers and storms. we stay with the east wind pattern all the way through friday. saturday and sunday we switch patterns so that means we've got a chance for coastal showers in the morning and then the scattered storms are going to be moving east through the afternoon. that tends to keep our temperatures just a little lower with a higher chance of rain earlier in the day. but it's not only about 40% coverage so still pretty nice afternoon. both saturday and sunday. back to you. good morning. i'm lissette campos with your "positively tampa bay." the hillsborough county public school system is recruiting for more special ed teachers. so if you have a four-year degree not in teaching, this could be the start of a new career for you.

? the women's 400 meter race last night alison felix. u.s. and shaune miller of the bahamas, neck and neck. did you see that? miller going for the gold with an all-out dive over the fi she ends up beating felix by 7/100th of a second. >> is it allowed? >> i guess it is. you're going for it, you're going to put your all into it. >> i wonder if this will make them change the rules to the -- the foot has to go over. i mean -- i'm grad we didn't have to decide, i'll just say that. i'm glad we're not in the middle of that debate.

with what. >> it's gold it's gold. >> that must have hurt. glnchts where are we going from here? >> coming up at 9:30 -- a terrifying close call at a school bus loading area. a boy nearly run over outside a middle school. what was caught under the tires instead. >> a beloved firefighter laid to rest after losing a battle to cancer. now another

9:30 -- we're minutes from an update on the death of a pinellas county teacher. caroline sine died last night from injuries she suffered in a car crash over the weekend.

blame. we will take you live to a news conference about to start in a few minutes with the latest developments. >> plus final goodbyes to a beloved firefighter, his lasting legacy to save and inspire other first responders. good morning and thank you so much for joining us for abc action news at 9:30. i'm sarina fazan, deiah riley has the morning off. >> i'm dan shaffer. getting to the top stories in a second. first shay standing by for ivan with another hot and steamy forecast. >> it is. no big changes, no big surprises this the forecast for today and i can tell you when the rain is going to start bubbling up. this is the circles apollo beach camera, beautiful, blue skies and sunshine. as we work our way through the day we're going to start to see the showers and storms bubbling up around noon inland so around polk and highlands county. then it will take until 2:00, 3:00 before they start to cross the i-75 corridor and work their way to our coastline. it's going to be feeling like 100 in the peak of the heat

coming up. we go live to pinellas park. the police department there, officials updating us on the investigation of that pinellas county teacher. >> prayers to the family of miss sine and the friends and children that were affected by this as well. as a result of the death mr. macleod has been charged with dui manslaughter at this point. the charge wa first thing this morning. so he's now facing a dui manslaughter charge in addition to the serious bodily injury charge that was already placed on him at the previous date. so at this point i'll entertain any questions you might have and try to answer them as best i can. >> ( indiscernible ) -- >> i believe so. they will want to look at bond for the new hearing. i don't know if that will adjust or not. that will be up to the judge

know that the judge had already amended that. >> you just heard from sergeant mike mccloud, just said what we had been anticipating that the suspect in this case, brice macleod, his charges have been upgraded to dui manslaughter. >> we have a reporter on this and stay on the story throughout the day today. count on updates from us on air and on-line at abcactionnews.com. of course alerts on your mobile device. this morning hundreds will gather firefighter who lost his battle with cancer. >> pete huffman was a 35-year veteran of the fire service and his family hopes his death paves the way for firefighters to be better taken care of in the future. anchor james tully is live in clearwater, the huffman family really making sure he leaves a lasting legacy. >> reporter: they certainly are. behind me here in pinellas park the performing arts center the funeral is about to take place

you can see it's pretty clear a lot of his comrades from the fire service, pete huffman spent 35 years there. it says a lot about his family as they push for legislation that would guarantee benefits for firefighters that fall ill. at this point it probably wouldn't give them the help they so desperately need. doctors are convinced a long career of fighting fires, and exposure to toxic chemicals contributed to pete huffman's diagnosis. he was forced into retirement on chemo that costs hundreds of thousands of dollars. he wants firefighters to make sure they are benefited if they get cancer. >> i would be very proud. our son is a firefighter. and yes, it's too late for us, but protect him, protect the firefighters that are working now, protect the ones that are coming in.

little something in order to protect them and their names as well. is truly beneficial. >> no matter what happens with the law here in florida, pete huffman's family inensuring his legacy will continue to grow. they are establishing a scholarship in his name at st. pete college, that scholarship is going to help young firefighters achieve their dreams. live in pinellas park, james tully, abc action news. friends, family and comple librarian killed during a police training exercise. 73-year-old mary knowlton took part in a police tactical exercise in punta gorda. police say officer lee cole loaded live ammunition in his gun instead of blanks and accidentally shot her. the shooting is under investigation. the viewing is 1:00 p.m. her husband gary also took part in the tactical exercise.

i didn't know what to do. >> officer cole is on leave during the investigation. we are learning he was forced to resign from the mere march police department after -- miramar police department after complaints of excessive force. despite the allegations against cole knowlton's husband says he's forgiven cole, there's no ill will. it's what mary would have wanted a terrifying close call especially concerning for parents sending kids back to school. a boy is hurt after ll in manatee county and it happened in the school bus loading area of braden river middle school. troopers say around 4:30 yesterday the 11-year-old fell and the bus's rear tire ran over his backpack. his family took him to the hospital to get checked out but fortunately his injuries are minor. new this morning -- st. pete police say this man is facing charges after he purged

a bus foronning. harris was on a -- for yawning. he was angry for a man to yawn without covering his midtown. he asked the man to cover his mouth. the man got relative humidity and he punched him in -- rude and he punched him in the nose. he's facing simple battery charges. 2,000 people turned out for early voting yesterday. turnouthigher than that for first day of early voting in the 2012 or election. voting opens in all bay area counties by saturday. if you don't vote early it's tuesday august 30th. donald trump yesterday outlining his plan to combat radical islam. >> trump promised to keep guantanamo bay open and try foreign combatants in military commissions. he also says america needs more

capturing high value targets to gain information to dismantle their organizations and anyone who gave support to terrorists would face serious consequences. on the democratic side president obama is urging democrats to campaign aggressively for hillary clinton over the next 80 days. yesterday he took a day off from playing golf on his martha's vineyard vacation to raise money for the democratic nominee. he warned voters against lead in the polls say democrats need to "run scared until the day after the general election." the trial of the florida teen accused of pretending to be a doctor and stealing money from an elderly patient delayed. malakai love robinson's trial has been post pond until november so the attorney can consider a insanity defense. he says a recent mental health evaluation has him considering an insanity defense.

a license and stole more than $35,000 from a patient. love-robinson denied the charges saying he never said he was a medical doctor. if you are looking for a job, allied universal security services holding a event today at the holiday inn express on rocky point island. set to run from 10:00 to 2:00 this afternoon. allied says it needs to hire security officers for several accounts in the bay area. here at abac back to work with a good-paying job. >> we're partnering with the pinellas education foundation and career source to take action for your future. during our four-week campaign going on now you have free access to the future plans career survey. that survey matches your interests and strengths with jobs that are in demand now. find out more at abcactionnews.com/yourfuture to find a link to the test on the

records on wall street yesterday. the dow is off now 71 points to 18,564. still to come -- a new look for the timeline of events leading up to a murder/suicide in pennsylvania. where the father took his kids shortly before he killed them. their mother and the family dog. >> plus, if you stayed at a hyatt, sheraton, marriott or westin hotel you might want to check your bank statements.

disturbing new developments in the murders of a pennsylvania family. authorities say a father took his thre before he killed them. yesterday the district attorney said megan short and her husband got into at least two fights, one in june at a philadelphia hotel, then again at their home in july. the day after the july fight mark short bought a handgun and some ammunition. officers told megan how she could legally protect herself. >> the police department did at that time advise megan short

to. >> the da says on august 5th mark short took his kids to hershey park. the next day on the day she was to move out the da says mark shot short killed his wife, kids and their dog before committing suicide. nebraska man using a unique weapon to chase the burglary suspect out of his home. he grabbed a pitchfork. he says he came back to find his south omaha home ransacked and heard sounds of th grabbed what was closest to him. >> when i went out the front door looking for something to protect myself with. i had a pitchfork outside the -- the front door so i took that with me. >> the homeowner says he caught up with the man in the nearby alley but let him go after the agree grabbed a pipe. he says the man dropped a bag with stolen food, silverware and beer but the intruder

stealing. the monte carlo casino tower in las vegas no more. went down this morning. it was the last piece of the hotel riviera. that hotel used to host some of the biggest acts in vegas including liberace and frank sinatra. it was caught on film in several movies. if you took a summer vacation you could be at risk for identity theft. security experts li bank accounts and credit card information at 20 major hotels including the intercontinental in tampa. the hack also may affect westin, starwood and marriott in many locations. across the country. if you stayed at one of these hotels between march and june monitor your credit card statements carefully, experts say the best way to protect your self, update laptops and smartphones before you travel and also use a credit card, never debit when checking into

gunshots that caused chaos in jfk airport sunday night in new york. >> we got a call of shots fired. on the lower level. >> have available strike teams head to the location. >> armed officers swept two terminals but didn't find any evidence of gunfire because there never was a gunfired. it was loud celebrations at one of the sports bars. people apparently cheering for usain bolt's third gold medal in the 100 meter. still terminal. it took three hours to get the airport back to normal. >> wow. >> i think it shows how sensitive we all are -- >> good point. >> so anything that may happen. >> unusual noise. >> that was unusual. >> yeah. >> it was a huge moment. >> lots of cheering. hopefully -- not to be too cheesy but hopefully there's a lot of cheering for this kind

>> oh! >> good dan shaffer. >> circles apollo beach camera, you can see all the sunshine looking fabulous now. and we're starting the day with dry roads so if you've got some erabdz to run, something to do rand town you need to run the grocery, things looking good. nothing to get in the way weatherwise. get exercise in early because it's going to get hot and steamy. this is no different than what we've seen the last developing around noon on the east coast, work their way inland. we even have a chance along the coast for a shower or thunderstorm. it's nothing too widespread, giving us a 50/50 shot of rain in any given area today. most of the rain will be between 2:00 and 6:00 today. so whatever you have in mind to get done outside, try and get it done before 2:00 if you can. as we continue through the week, same pattern where we've

the pattern shifts for saturday and sunday. we're going to have a chance of coastal rain both mornings and then more scattered showers and storms moving east through the day so it's the opposite pattern of what we're experiencing here lately and through friday in fact. that is the 7-day forecast. expect the highs near 90 each day. back to you. 9:47. wanted, more teachers, hillsborough county public >> candidates don't need a degree in education.

good morning. the hillsborough county public school system is recruiting for more teachers to its path project. it's a unique approach where candidates don't need a teaching degree, the goal is to recruit folks from different

they say the biggest winners are the students that get the best of both worlds. teachers with the rich work experience in other fields and training for the classroom, step one attending one of four required information sessions. theners two options are tonight -- the first two options are tonight and then also thursday september 8th. joining with us more, mr. scott richmond from the hillsborough county public schools and welcome heather lursh with a teacher from the project. thank you for coming in. heather, how did you find outs about this? >> well, i was an english major at colby college and didn't really know what to do with that. i kind of just heard about it through -- on the radio and through a teacher friend and it's been a really great experience for me. >> how do you getting a second chance -- how do you feel about getting a second chance

it. this was a easy way to work with a bunch of people, it's been an amation experience. >> have they laid out the path for you? the training? the certification? >> i feel i have all the tools that i need to get started. and i walked in a lot more confident having those tools. >> it's wonderful. scott, this is what is it really all about. what is your message to folks watching today's and thinking maybe a career in teaching is for me? >> we need great people. we have 65 openings as of this morning. as you know we started school last week. throughout the year. we need people who are really caring, have patience and want to make a difference in young peoples' lives. that have special needs and need that extra attention. >> specifically what are the requirements? you do have a few requirements? >> yes. you have to have a batch lorings degree or higher from an accredited college. it's minimum. any subject is fine. you must come to the information session, we'll talk about the program that includes training, experience in schools to make sure it's the right

with that step by step instruction as to what to do next to get to the certification process. >> almost 700 people applied last year. we're certainly hoping for that and more this year. take a look at the screen again, we want to show you these are the next information session that's are happening, the first one happens tonight at 7:00 p.m. and then the next opportunity you have is september 8th, two for more information 81-840-

a high of 92. you know what it's going to feel like? about 100, pretty hot.

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