way to i-4. back to you. time now 5:30. these four suspects accused of robbing and killing a young father are due in court for the first time today. >> investigators say adam hillary's murder came after a date with a woman he met on- line. abc action news reporter rodney dunigan is live outside the polk county courthouse now. >> investigators say this plan was well thought out. >> reporter: investigators say adam hillary took the woman apartment. she took note of what he had inside and then she alone with the three other suspects decided to go back to the home and rob him. all four suspects are behind bars here at the county jail. in a matter of hours they will be transferred across the street to the county courthouse. to face a judge for the first time. 18-year-old hailey bustos, josh quaellington, gary gray and andre warner are all charged with murder this morning.

plenty of fish. after casing his auburndale apartment investigators say she told the three men what was inside. they went back to the home, forcing hillary to his knees before shooting him in the head and stealing electronics from the apartment. the police report even stated that two of the suspects laughed at hillary as he begged for his life. family members say adam hillary was a good man. his pride and joy, his 5-year- old daughter. they are devastated by the loss. >> my more to us than what little stuff they wanted. i would like honestly for them to just -- understand, like, look, you made your decision, but i can say we don't come from family of hate. as far as me saying hateful words i'm not that person. >> reporter: investigators say all four of the suspects had been in trouble with the law before. crimes range from robbery to identity fraud. back here live, police also believe that these four could

similar robberies like this one. that is something they are investigating this morning. again all four suspects are due in court later today. for now reporting live in polk county, rodney dunigan, abc action news. governorric scot will be in the bay area today to discuss concerns about the zika virus. >> later this morning he'll meet with leaders. the first session at 10:00 in clearwater. after that he'll head to new port richey for a session at 12:45. meanwhile the city of tampa just unveiled an aggressive plan to keep zika-infected moafntion out of the city. the question now is, will it work? >> the city purchased 3,600 of the dunks, giant chemical tablets placed in water to kill mosquitolar vafor up to 30 days. mosquito larva for up to 30 days. mayor bob buckhorn says with the public crisis already forming in miami they can't sit back and wait to act. >> there are nearly 4,000 abandoned properties in tampa

rundown pools or anywhere that collects water for that matter will be a challenge. >> the lawyers are going to have to answer for me but clearly would make all the sense in the world. maybe just teach them to throw from the front yard to get it to the backyard. >> joking aside the city says they will find a way to get high risk areas treatedded even to if they are on private property. they are also asking for your help. to call county officials if you know of any mosquito hot spots. today pres be in water-logged baton rouge. a lot of people depending on it. new numbers overnight show close to 110,000 people registered for federal assistance. the president will check up on clean-up efforts after a storm on august 12th brought two feet of rain to some areas. the flooding is to blame for at least 13 deaths, damaging more than 60,000 homes. a few thousand people are still waking up in shelters this morning. in democracy 2016 --

tomorrow, he will hold a rally at 1:00 at the florida state fairgrounds. if you want to go we've included a link on how to reserve your tickets in an article we have posted now on our abc action news mobile app. meanwhile trump is going to postpone a speech where he was going to lay out his immigration policy. it would have been thursday in denver this week, likely will be next week. he promised his immigration policy would be "fair but hillary clinton calling republican claims she's physically unfit to be president "wacky." her personal doctor says she's in excellent health. trump's campaign call hillary clinton's health into question because of a concussion she sustained after fainting in 2012. many of you already voted. in hillsborough county over 76,000 people voted early or by mail. early voting locations are open through saturday in every bay area county.

hillsborough counties. documents not yet released to the public could help explain what kind of animal feeding activity is going on at disney world resorts. that information is very important after authorities shared their final report on the death of 2-year-old lane graves. in the report fwc says an alligator grabbed lane's head as he bit down at the edge of the lagoon at the grand floridian resort. there's an ongoing investigation into animal feeding at this spot as well as another disney the reports but tell us they are not available to be released to the public yet. we do know the report says that lane did nothing to provoke the attack. that means lane is the first person to die in an unprovoked gator attack in orange county since they started to keep track in 1948. that is according to florida fish and wildlife. only 400 unprovoked attacks total since that year. reports say in lane's case the alligator may not have feared

this morning we're uncovering a new crime trend determination are picking up on in two bay area counties. pasco county and hillsborough county deputies are saying burglars are targeting pickup trucks along the i-75 corridor. they say they've seen multiple break-ins in the past two weeks. eight of them were just on sunday alone at two hotels in pasco county. authorities say the thieves are breaking windows and in several cases getting away with guns. deputies say it's just one man to blame for serious amounts of the lee county sheriff's office says deputies uncovered 121,000 dollars worth of merchandise all from julio hernandez's garage in lehigh acres. all the merchandise from amazon packages. we're told hernandez is a driver for a transportation company. two bay area hospitals are teaming up to help keep kids healthy. 10:00 this morning florida hospital tampa and johns hopkins all children's hospital in st. pete will announce new

right now we don't know what the plan is but we'll let you know in the afternoon nawferlt as soon as we learn it. your input on how to lower infant mortality is wanted. hernando county's health department is hosting a meeting this afternoon to finalize it's healthy babies program. the meeting starts 3:30 at the emergency operations center in brookville. pinellas county commissioners are discussing what to do with the deteriorating dunedin causeway. the county released this video yesterday showing re looking into three options to replace the old bridge, a low level drawbridge, mid-level drawbridge and high level fixed bridge. today's meeting is at 2:00 this afternoon. we've got a heads up now. are you looking for a better job? new career? we have an article posted now on our mobile app and our our web site, 38 companies, here's a list here, they are participating in job news usa's career fair that is happening today. that article contains all the information you need to know to

want including what you need to wear and bring with you to the job fair. the event is from 10:00 to 2:00. at steinbrenner field in tampa. the forecast is going to be warm and muggy with temperature in the 80s. we're already there. a little in the upper 70s but that is about it. a quick rise to 90 degrees. a steamy mid-afternoon. then the storms begin to develop. back in the forecast, 40% rain chances. we'll talk more futurecast coming up. 5:38. apparently there's more than just ice cream in one soft serve machine at a dairy queen. it's on our "dirty dining" list. >> still to come, expos doing much. what wikileaks is posting on the internet that you would not want revealed about you. first, sony getting ready to release two new playstation models. here's abc's kendis gibson and diane macedo. we'll have that after this

in "tech bytes," sony set to announce its newest additions to the playstation family. >> the company is launching a slimmed down version of the ps4 and coming up with a high end system known now as project neo. the consoles are set to debut next month. despite e-readers being in so many american homes book lovers are going low tech again. >> sales are physical books are

at the same time sales of ebooks are down for the first time since they existed. barbra streisand so annoyed with siri for mispronouncing her name she went straight to the top. >> she called the apple ceo tim cook, so when the i-phone updates next month, siri will no longer say it with a z sound but a soft s for streisand. 5:44. we're following this breaking news overnight. wikileaks crusade to expos government secrets and corruption is now compromising the privacy of hundreds of innocent people. the associated press reports wikileaks published the names of teenaged rape victims. people with hiv and hepatitis, marriage certificates that detail if pabride was a virgin and name of a saudi arabian man arrested for being gay. so far neither wikileaks nor the founder julian assange have commented on the ap's findings.

of stealing nearly $1,000 worth of newspapers for the coupons inside. police say the 25-year-old took about 160 bundles of newspapers earlier this month and gave them a third party that sells coupons in bulk around the area. the newspaper lost more than $950 in revenue as a result of the theft. so far though officials haven't released who the suspect sold them to. be careful what you click on, on facebook. a new airline scam could be popping up in your news feed. this faceb be a promotional offer from delta. >> that fake offer comes from a facebook account called delta air -- even has a delta logo as its profile picture. it claims to offer users first class tickets along with $10,000 in cash. but don't fall for it. it's a scam. the offer sends users to another web site that gets personal information from you. changes begin today, but we're transitioning back to a

summer afternoon thunderstorms which will cool us off but before that happens it will get very hot once again, had temperatures yesterday in the mid and even some upper 90s. the temperature in the shade -- heat index of course was 105 plus. i think we'll do that again today. titan doppler radar pretty quiet as you head to work or school. it's going to be dry. in fact through the early afternoon i think we'll be dry. this pattern that is setting up now with the northeast flow any time you get this, the storms tend to develop along i-95 and push towards tampa by late in what is going to be happening for today. the timing for that would be between 5:00 and 8:00, for the stronger thunderstorms. in fact on futurecast with the zoomed in shot you can see what happens here. everything starts going by 4:00, 5:00. then pushing towards the coast heading into the evening. once again the tropics pretty active but again the only system we have to watch, not fee-on-a, not gaston, it's something that hasn't developed

difficult to forecast something that is not yet there. as far as anything stronger than a tropical wave. it's an open wave, seeing thunderstorms now but we think it will develop. this is the general direction it will be heading in. so by the weekend we're somewhere around here into the bahamas. that is why it bears watching. obviously close to us by then. it should stay weak for a time but the issue is we've had the systems that approach the bahamas, they can really intensify quickly so just basically keep checking back with us, we'll forecast and we'll have a better idea of what kind of tropical system we'll be dealing with because i think we'll have to by late in the weekend and early next week. the intensity and exact track though still too early. 93 tampa today. 90 or so across the beaches. a little cooler but not much. 40% rain chances continue through the end of the week. this is just typical afternoon sea breeze summer thunderstorms. nothing unusual there. as we head to the traffic

cleared not quite clear. this crash in polk county in the lakeland area involves a semi. it will take a while to get it out of the road. i've been watching it. the picture not very clear to show you on tv. but i can show you exactly where it's happening on the maps. this is going to be the entrance ramp from county road 557 on to westbound i-4. you can see traffic still in the green so even though we have roadblocking here not really affecting the enter state you may want extra minutes if you're trying to get to i-4 from 557. i'll let you know here and of course on twitter as soon as that clears. checking cameras everywhere pretty much this morning. this is i-275 at hillsborough. traffic starting to pick up a little, just a couple minutes to get from here into downtown tampa. a quick check of the drive times on i-75 starting all the way back at the apex -- clicker is a little slow --

down to i-4 is taking about 10 minutes. 5:49. hernando county leaders want you to help shape the rules when it comes to waste and recycling in your neighborhood. now's your chance to volunteer for a new committee that will make recommendations for leaders as they create a new ordinance. eight to 10 people will go to monthly meetings for up to year. the first one is next month if interested open your app on your phone, we posted how to sign up. this just might cure your sweet tooth. in our latest "dir report inspectors found not so sweet stuff in the soft serve machine at a local dairy queen. it's on north 56th street. health inspectors said they found roaches in the soft serve ice cream machine, also found bugs under the blizzard machine and crawling all over a sugar candy box in a food prep area. inspectors shut that restaurant down. dairy queen's associate vice president of communications

for more information on other "dirty dining" stories go to abcactionnews.com/dining. 5:50. a simple change could help you save for retirement. >> it's not something you can do, it's something your employer needs to do. >> when companies augustly enroll employees -- automatically enroll employees participate. compared to less than half that participate if they have to sign up themselves. asset managers suggest putting away about 15% of your salary to save for retirement. if you can't do that all at once start saving gradually like adding 2% a year. coming up -- a tampa specialty coming back to the bay area after a years-long hiatus. the restaurant you can make your breakfast destination this morning when it opens in a few hours. >> the fallout is just

mishap in rio. how he's losing in a big way.

80s with clear skies. lunchtime 90 degrees. it's going to be a hot day, another steamer with temperatures in the low to mid- 90s and feel like 100 to 105.

commute say after 6:00, 7:00, that is when we'll get into some thunderstorms. we'll track that for you on futurecast coming up the next hour. it's 5:54. as the u.s. olympic committee and usa swimming decide how to discipline ryan lochte, his sponsors are not waiting to find out. four sponsors are cutting ties with the swimmer because of his incident in rio. first speedo, then ralph lauren. the latest a skin care company and mattress maker. the trouble began when he said robbed when their taxi was pulled over by so-called armed men pretending to be police. lochte has since apologized saying he exaggerated what officials call a dispute over vandalism at a gas station. it's a goody goody morning to live in tampa bay. in just over an hour the historic burger joint is reopening after being gone for a decade.

columbia restaurant group is bringing it back to life in hyde park village. two years ago he bought the name, original sign and most importantly its treasured recipes. the new restaurant will be open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, check out the full menu on the abc action news mobile app. i-hop is offering up a short stack of buttermilk pancakes today with childhood hunger across the country. check out this family of bears -- joined a woman in her new hampshire backyard this weekend. >> they are having a good time. >> jaime seaton said they were in an adirondack chair drinking coffee when the bears showed up. they played on the family swing, mama bear raided the bird feeder, even visited the garbage to get food to go for the kids. >> sure. >> they knocked it over, opened

and walked away with it in her teeth with her cubs following behind. >> wildlife officials say there have been more bear sightings than usual in nample this year. she says she hopes they just get back to the woods safely without getting hit by cars. 5:56. coming up at 6:00 -- florida baby undergoing treatment for zika. but she's not showing the usual symptoms. the other side effects doctors are seeing. >> a fight to keep ridesharing as much as li on the roads. the defense some groups have

a major visit to the bay

the attraction resources officials are supposed to decide on today and the way the city of tampa is not waiting for that. >> a death linked to a dating site. four people going before a judge today for the crime. the other crime one of them may be linked to. >> the place the cyclist was not supposed to be riding when he veered into traffic and was killed. investigators now searching for answers. thank you for joining us on this early tuesday. >> janelle and ivan getting you ready for the morning commute. any problems on the road so far? >> just following one polk county. not really causing a huge delay but we'll talk about that coming up. >> big changes weatherwise. we're talking back to thunderstorms. it's been dry the last couple of days, with the lack of thunderstorms we've had in the area, very hot, mid to upper 90s. heat index 105 plus. i think today, more cloud cover and in fact the rainfall is back in the forecast. can't stay away too long, right? we're still in the midst of the wet season. so we'll get back to the summer thunderstorms easily today with

days, with temperatures still in the 80s. we have a lot to go through here as far as the temperatures. we'll climb back in the 90s. by 4:00 and 7:00, that is when the thunderstorm activity begins to develop. in fact with the northeast flow bringing in the atlantic moisture that is going to set us up with showers and storms, isolated stuff along the west coast sea breeze here but it's when the showers and storms along the east meet the sea breeze by late in the afternoon and into the evening, that is when we'll be talking about lightning and heavy -- frequent lightning and heavy rain a potential. late evening commute a issue for the roads, this kind of pattern always dry usually in the mornings and today is no different. we have a one crash, was reported with injuries although we're now hearing no one was seriously hurt in this crash. in polk county, this is a picture of it, a live picture, here, this is the westbound entrance from 557 on to westbound i-4. this involves a