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

cars are still able to get by. can i show you exactly where it is on the map. you can see all the traffic indicators still in the green. so just seeing a slight slowdown if you're trying to get to i-4 here in polk county. here at county road 557. just might want to leave a few extra minutes. not really slowing down the drive on i-4 once you pass this crash, traffic flowing nicely now on the interstate. 22 minutes from county line road into downtown and just seven minutes to get 275. in just a few hours from now governor scott is going to meet with local leaders to try to come one ways to combat the zika virus. >> right now there are more than 500 confirmed cases in florida. most of them travel-related, 494. there are 37 locally transmitted cases that means people contracted zika from mosquitos in florida. >> abc action news reporter james tully is in pinellas county now with the push to get help from washington. good morning. >> reporter: it's likely the governor's talk this morning is

asked the federal government for. scott spent most of the day in the miami neighborhood yesterday. >> it's the first step. >> reporter: letting the folks there he's asking the cdc to send 15,000 different kits to help prevent the zika virus to the state of florida. that is a request federal officials reportedly are going to take care of by today. another topic that could come up that pertains more to this area, could be the newest initiative to eliminate mayor buckhorn speaking yesterday telling us that he's deploying code enforcement officers to drop mosquitos dunks in standing water to eliminate breeding grounds. governor scott hosting the first roundtable discussion here in clearwater starting at 10:00 a.m. then he'll travel to new port richey for a second roundtable discussion with county officials at 1:00. reporting in clearwater, james tully, abc action news. doctors in south florida are now treating a baby girl who tested positive for the zika virus.

the virus during pregnancy while traveling off the coast of venezuela. that baby now two months old has not been diagnosed with microcephaly but other side effects like pigment changes in the eyes and calcium deposits on the brain. four people accused of killing a man after he used a dating web site are expected in court today. police say adam hailey bustos on the plenty of fish web site. police say she came to his apartment with four other men and shot him in the head. troopers want to know why a man was riding a bike on a raised median before he was killed in a crash. highway patrol says he suddenly turned his bike into the path

investigators haven't released his name. he was not wearing a helmet. an argument between a bicyclist and central florida police officer is caught on the bike rider's helmet cam. the cyclist says it highlights a major problem, some police officers don't know the laws as they pertain to bicyclists. in the video a police officer tells that rider to ride his bike on the sidewalk. that is when the cyclist tells the officer that is actually illegal. the two men argued for less than a minute and the officer says he has to go. >> i'm trying to be sure you don't get hit by a car. >> i've been doing this for 12,000 miles, man. >> the officer in the video isn't facing discipline but the department says it will retrain its officers on bike laws. uncovering a new crime trend in two bay area counties. pasco and hillsborough county deputies are saying burglars are targeting pickup trucks along the i-75 corridor. they've seen multiple break-ins in the past two weeks, eight on sunday alone at two hotels in

and in several cases getting away with guns. deputies say one man is responsible for serious amounts of stolen packages. lee county sheriff's office says deputies uncovered 121,000 dollars worth of merchandise all from julio hernandez's garage in lehigh acres. you can see the containers stacked floor-to-ceiling, all merchandise from amazon. we're told he's a driver for a subcontracted transportation company. we have an update manatee county. a man who deputies say escaped a patrol car while handcuffed is off the streets but now facing more trouble this morning. authorities say joel canchola turned himself in. they arrested him saturday for violating probation after they say he and a friend ran from a car crash but while he was handcuffed in the back of the patrol car joel canchola somehow got away. detectives now are charming him with escape. a tampa bay man wants you to sign his petition to keep ridesharing services like uber

steam on change.org. it's just reaching 1,300 signatures this morning. we have this link on our abcactionnews.com web site if you would like to sign it. john mcman launched the petition. mayor bob buckhorn says he's on board and wants people to have options. mcman is now hoping to get more help from the governor -- excuse me -- >> i wanted to get everyone to sign the petition, support uber and lyft staying in tampa bay so we can keep drunk drivers off the ro employed. just overall get the community excited about uber and lyft being here. >> public transportation commissions in multiple counties are trying to enforce requirements on the services. they say it's not about trying to shut them down. it's about having services like uber and lyft comply with level 2 background checks and certified mechanics to inspect the cars used for the services. a zephyrhills man credited with taking parachuting to new heights is now heading into the skydiving hall of fame. 78-year-old bill morrissey and

tandem sky dive. in the 1970s instructors taught their students everything they could on the ground but once they went out the flight doors they were on their own. the two shared a vision for something safer. they perfected a technique using a larger parachute and dual passenger system that is still in use today. >> we went out of the airplane at 14,000 feet and all i knew is that i had never been -- never gotten this fast before. >> morrissey w in the hall of fame at an induction ceremony in october. 6:07. still to come -- an anniversary tradition still going strong. despite getting a little stale. does wedding cake get finer with age? >> it costs a lot to live in manhattan but for some it could cost even more to die there. the pricey final resting spot

6:10. a florida couple is celebrating 60 plus years of marriage with a sentimental but no doubt very stale treat. a 60-year-old piece of wedding cake. >> the satellite beach couple got married in 1955. all that time they kept a little piece of that wedding cake wrapped in a coffee tin in the freezer. their secret to happiness? >> we still love each other.

company. >> it's important to us. because it just -- says we're still together and glad of it. >> the couple says the cakes have been tough after 16 years so they soften it up a little with some brandy. >> a little bit of cake, a lot of brandy. >> and a lot more years to go. right? >> more brandy too. hello, ivan. >> is it my turn? >> it is. >> you didn't give me a heads >> that is something we're going to be looking at the next few days. that was the euro there. over the next -- three to five days really have to pay close attention to that. the european, not so much american but the european has a tropical system heading in our direction. it looks weak now, that could change and will oscillate back and forth. we'll continue to follow that for you. as far as the afternoon highs we'll get back into the 90s and as far as our summer thunderstorms, they are back

this evening i think most of us will be getting on the wetter side. so looking pretty good with plenty of sunshine, at least early on. we'll be back with more on futurecast coming up. coming up -- a message for isis. the sign a muslim group put up is getting a lot of attention and the reaction they were

the associated press says wikileaks is exposing more than government secrets, it's compromising providersy of innocent people. names of rape victims or those withship or hepatitis being released. some marriage records saying if a bride is a virgin, and a ud being gay. so far no comments from wikileaks on this ap report. police in iran taking explosives off a 15-year-old boy. it was provided by kurd stan 24 tv. the team claims that isis fighters kidnapped him and put that suicide vest on him. iraqi authorities say the

mosque in kirkuk. it comes after a 12-year-old suicide bomber killed more than 50 people at a wedding saturday. see this billboard? says "hey isis, you suck." a group of muslims put this up on i-10 in phoenix. they want people to know that islam means peace and want this to start conversations. the group responsible hope more like this turns up in cities around the u. charged with killing nine black members of a charleston church became self-rattedcallized in the months before the attack. according to documents dylann roof grew more and more entrenched in white supremacy beliefs. investigators say the 22-year- old opened fire during bible study in june of 2015. authorities previously said that roof wrote an on-line manifesto embracing confederate symbols and racist views. they believe he wrote a similar document in jail. roof faces the death penalty

in jail after police say she left her three kids in a hot car while she went shopping. several people called 911 after seeing the little boys banging on the windows and sweating. luckily a police officer was nearby, we found that 2-year- old boy and twin 4-year-old brothers panicking but the 2- year-old managed town lock the doors so he could help them. the officer says the temperatures in that vehicle more than 100 degrees. that mom had been inside shopping for at least 20 minutes. police in texas caught a a vacant house. >> then realized that the woman was the realtor who just sold the house. neighbors spotted flashlights in the home in the houston suburbs over the weekend so they called police. when officers arrived they say they found kayla sealoff and joshua leal in a passionate embrace. they first claimed they were married, just bought the house. the jig was up when they showed id's. police say they also found marijuana in their car. the new homeowners filed

the realtor's so-called housewarming. we all know that real estate prices are crazy expensive in new york city. >> but not just finding a place to live that is expensive. staying in manhattan after you die could cost millions of dollars. the 200-year-old crypt under the basilica of st. patrick's old cathedral in soho has space for a family of six kit be your final resting place for $7 million. this is the first time since the early 20th century a mausoleum un available. the buyer can expect to be buried near several historic figures including the first bishop of new york and confidante of lincoln. as you wake up on this tuesday it's warm and steamy, no surprise unlike yesterday i think we'll have a lot more thunderstorms to deal with today. it won't develop until late- day. we have this easterly flow that favors the storms east of us first along 95 and make their way towards the west. as they do so through the afternoon and evening hours they tend to intensify as they

this evening. not expecting anything widespread as far as severe weather but keep in mind thunderstorms this time of year, with this kind of pattern could turn a little gusty on us as far as the winds with hefty downpours and also lightning as well. and there you see also with this pattern things tend to linger into the late evening hours so that by 8:00, 9:00, we're still sometimes tracking storms. in fact dennis with the 11:00 newscast can do that as we continue to see this pattern developing and basically locking down the you can see just the stream coming in from the northeast. won't be a steady rain, we need the heating of the day and sea breezes. a lot of folks asking about the tropics. we'll stay on top of this. fiona falling apart. no worse about gaston. it will be a postent hurricane but it's curving to the north. we're going to watch the one that hasn't developed. if it does it will be hermine. right now it's moving to the north and west.

weather cruets across the winward islands and puerto rico. this is wednesday midday. then heads in the general direction of the bahamas that is when we're going to have to really make the call as far as what we're talking about here. whether we're looking at tropical storm into early next week or something more potent. too early to tell. the computer model forecast i promise will go back and forth, sometimes you look at them and they do look scary. then the following run not so much. keep checking back and we'll fine tune this forecast. it's will be the range for the highs. it will feel like 100s with the humidity out there. water temperature at 85. there are the tides coming up at 7:06. and the forecast the next few days, 40% to 50% rain chances, again, in the afternoon. let's check in with janelle for the tuesday morning commute. traffic not too bad for most of you but we have an issue in bradenton showing things down just a little. i want to show you exactly

eastbound 53rd avenue east at 22nd street. you can see a little slowdown, we have roadblocking reported in the eastbound lanes but also seeing slowdown westbound as well. this is also state road 70. 301 a little slow southbound so just give yourself extra time if your morning drive takes you through that intersection. opening up our cameras, looking outside, looking great at 275 through st. pete. up to speed now in both directions. this is right at at gandy boulevard. it's 6:21. >> he's never been gone this long. >> a little boy in tears because his mom can't be there for his first day of school. still ahead, the heroes who

>> first, the former wife of caitlyn jenner is opening up about their relationship. detailing her time with jenner. then known as bruce. chris conley with details. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look" linda thompson is speaking out about her new vividly candid memoir, intimate times with elvis presley and the person we now know as caitlyn jenner >> i think it's been a relieve for caitlyn to be able and for the rest of us, we love her. but when i first met her -- she was in a bruce jenner body. he was just an incredible person. still is. i have since said to her you know, you got to give yourself credit. you kicked manhood's butt. >> reporter: and coming up at 7:00 a.m. we hear more from thompson about how she felt when she first met elvis at a movie theater. you can't even remember the

if elvis presley was sitting next to you? >> reporter: i'm chris connelly, abc news, los

6:26. a boy had a special ride to his school. >> in style. his mom is with the national guard and knew she would miss

backup and first responders that made his first day special. >> are you ready to go to school? >> yes, sir. >> the police chief with the plano police department was able to swing by hunter carlson's house yesterday and take him for his first day at fourth grade. >> nothing can replace your mother on the first day of school but we wanted to help as much as we could. >> it's a dream come true. >> the motorcycle officer even met hunter on campus and let him pose for a picture on the bike before class. to top it off hunter got a special call from his mom she the police department for stepping up and being real heroes. 6:27. coming up at 6:30 -- reshaping the causeway. the three choices leaders in pinellas county are considering that will change the look of one coastal community. >> it's back. a popular tampa restaurant making a big comeback today. the signature menu items making

a polk county father robbed after murdered after a date with a woman he met on-line. details on the court case this afternoon. >> and more about the pulse nightclub nightclub surviv hospital employees broke the data and the delays in telling patients. thank you for joining us. >> an historic burger joint is coming back today. in fact they will open for brake forecast in a few minutes -- breakfast in a few minutes. >> i can smell it from here i feel like. >> janelle is working on something unfortunately in the traffic world. weatherwise though we're great. a lot of sunshine, by the time we get to 7:30, 8:00. we'll be heating up big time as we get most of the day with

into the low to mid-90. and the humidity will make it feel like 105 degrees. the difference today will be unlike yesterday, we'll get back into the summer thunderstorms so i think we'll at least get cooling and i think in fact for the pickup most of us will be ok, 3:00, just isolated stuff. this is, we're talking 20% here through most of the day. sunshine now between 5:00 and 7:00, 8:00, that is when i was expecting the storms. the reason they are so late, we're back in a northeast flow that tends to develop the st to the west so again just smattering of showers by 3:00, then the heftier stuff coming in 7:00 to 9:00 later on today. more on that in the extended forecast in a few minutes. let's check in with janelle. unfortunately we have a sad update on a crash we told you about a little while ago in bradenton. fhp now confirming that someone was killed in this crash. so expect a lot of delays in this area. this is eastbound 53rd avenue

street. you can see a lot of red in there. very slow traffic heading through there. probably want to avoided that intersection if you can because investigators could be out there for quite some time. also checking out our cameras across the bay area, looking pretty good, i-275 through downtown tampa. a lot of cars out there on the road but not causing any delays. you're looking at just five minutes to get from here to the howard frankland bridge. let's check with action air 1, captain al, good we are along the howard frankland bridge now coming into the pinellas side. northbound 275 there headed toward tampa. getting a little busier at the exists for the airport for kennedy boulevard, once you're past that not a problem. and report of an accident in the carillon gateway area there, 118th and 34th street by home shopping. we'll look in a minute. if you travel that area you want to stick around. back to you.

young father was robbed and killed after a date with a woman he met on-line. >> at that woman that you see here behind us and three men are getting ready to face a judge for the first time. abc action news reporter rodney dunigan is live now at the county jail this morning. >> this may not have been the first time the suspects have done something like this. >> reporter: that's something investigators will be looking into this morning. it turns out that these four suspects have all been in trouble with the law before. all are locked up in the county jail this morning but in just a matter of transferred across the street to the county courthouse to face a judge for the first time in connection with the horrible crime. 18-year-old hailey bustos, joshua ellington. gary gray and andre warner are all charged with murder. investigators say that adam hillary met bustos on a dating app called plenty of fish. after casing out his auburndale apartment investigators say that she told the three men what was inside, they went back

in the head and stealing electronics from the home. 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. >> i miss my daddy, he's with jesus. >> my brother is a hero to many people, especially to the little girl. >> reporter: certainly a very sad story. hillary's shaken, devastated by the loss, all simply over a dating app. all four suspects will be in court in just a matter of hours. for now reporting live in polk county, rodney dunigan, abc action news. 6:34. new developments -- officials are revealing a data breach impacting survivors of the pulse nightclub shooting. rescuers brought many of the injured to orlando regional medical center. officials there say at least one of its employees broke the

information of the patients. they didn't discover it until more than a month after it happened. the hospital then waitedded another month to send a letter to patients letting them know about it. the hospital a apologized saying the hospital responsible did it out of curiosity and has been disciplined. president obama heads to baton rouge to check on clean- up efforts. nearly 3,000 people there are still living in shelte been damaged. a list of poem registering for federal assistance now ballooning to more than 100,000. people. documents not released to the public yet could help explain what kind of animal feeding activity is going on at disney world resorts. that information is becoming very important after authorities shared their final report into the death of 2-year- old lane graves, he was killed by an alligator. in it fwc says an alligator grabbed lane by the head as he

lagoon at the grand in orderran resort. we now know there's an ongoing investigation into animal feeding at the spot as well as another disney property. abc action news called fwc for the reports but they tell us they are not available to the public just yet. today pinellas county commissioners are discussing what to do with the deteriorating dunedin causeway. the county released this video yesterday showing the proposed changes. they are looking into three options to replace a low level drawbridge, a mid- level drawbridge or high level fixed bridge. they range in costs from $51 million to $72 million. today's meeting is 2:00 p.m. if you want a better job or new career plan to head to steinbrenner field on your lunch break today. 38 companies are looking to fill more than 650 jobs at job news usa's career fair, from 10:00 to 2:00. full and part time jobs are available. everything from entry level to management positions.

review. we posted an article on the job fair on our mobile app, includes all the information you need to help you land the job you want including what you need to wear and bring with you to the career fair. in about 20 minutes the iconic burger joint good good goody goody opens up. a man lo much as a kid he wants a new generation to experience its burgers with its secret sauce. stay with us, we're going to go live to hyde park for the opening coming up in a few minutes. >> we're back into our afternoon thunderstorms for today, in fact it will be late- day afternoon into the evening with temperatures in the 70s early on, mostly in the 80s, then back to 93 by 1:00, 4:00. feels-like temperature today 100 to 105. more on the extended forecast

door in lakeland, maybe heading into tampa you have a smooth ride ahead. right now we're still in the green on i-4 heading westbound, 25 minutes from county line road to downtown. nine minutes from 75 to 275. pretty good damage. i hit it pretty good. >> the grand slam gone windshield of a truck. coming up the owner has the player regretting it. ? later, one product, one store, two different prices. the problem that retailer is blaming that could have you

welcome back. a baseball player feeling victory at the same time agony of defeat. >> in southern illinois he hit a grand slam, ball crashing into the truck in the parking lot but not until after the game he realized he hit his own truck. >> despite the damage you see here the slugger says this one in a million shot was definitely worth it. >> didn't realize it at the time. the chance of something like this happening, in that situation, just can't be too hot. >> the silver lining, that hit

3-0 to an eventual 17-6 win. hopefully that makes up for the repair bill on the windshield. a disgusting discovery in the soft serve machine at a local dairy queen. our latest "dirty dining" report is getting a lot of "ews" on line. >> and the e deal i-hop is

good morning. we're watching the roads. we have reports of hole in the roy, a possible sinkhole but we're not ready to call it that quite yet. on columbus drive in tampa at macdill. you're running into slowdowns there while crews try to fix it. we're seeing slowdowns there in the eastbound lanes. so watch for that. we'll also still follow, sadly a with reports of roadblocking here, eastbound 53rd avenue or state road 70 at 22nd street. this is before you get to 301. starting to see some major delays there so give yourself extra time to work your way around that. checking drive times on the veterans expressway, we're starting to slow down a little, which is typical this time of morning on the veterans expressway. 21 minutes from 54 to 275. 8 minutes from waters to 275.

>> reporter: good morning. we are looking for a pedestrian accident along palmetto street in clearwater. you can see palmetto there east- to-west in the shot. that is betty lane you see, myrtle below us. we can't seem to find us so maybe no injuries, that would be good news and moved out of the way. gulf-to-bay picking up eastbound toward the courtney campbell and on toward tampa. and u.s. 19 as we cross that, it's getting busy too. that is normal this morning but no accidents or delays. here's ivan with the forecast. looking great this morning. a lot of sunshine. in fact not just this morning but most of the day. we'll set up for another hot day today. difference is we'll get thunderstorms going, a few isolated yet but today we'll get back to 40% coverage. typical for this time of year. satellite and radar, this is 12- hour loop, not much yesterday. we had the thunderstorms south of fort myers and into portions of south florida but for us,

shore. those are moving away from us, but that nearly flow will set us up for today with more moisture and the steering flow with the northeast flow will also take the thunderstorms that develop over the coast, that tends to favor it a-day development and also the thunderstorms get going, blossom along the coast west of 75 and we'll get in pretty good downpours and frequent lightning as well. temperatures back in the 90s today. that is not going to change. 90 to 95, we had upper 90s yesterday. the important thing is factored in, well into the 100s once again. but close to average. the forecast as far as the rest of the week, looking pretty good, as far as rain chances nothing unusual. 40% to 50%. that will carry through the end of the week into the upcoming weekend with highs continuing in the lower 90s. 6:47. our scripps investigators are uncovering a pricey glitch at target that could cost you. >> shoppers say they were

where they found it. our sister station in kansas city checked it out and compared prices of brands like motrin and tylenol. they found it was a $1.60 cheaper to get it from the pharmacy section instead of the baby aisle. a target spokesperson blames it on an error in the target pricing system. target now promising to fix it and refunded the difference. in democracy 2016 -- donald trump is coming back to tampa, holding a rally tomorrow afternoon at 1:00 at the florida state fairgrounds. if you want to attend we've included a reserve your tickets in an article posted on our mobile app. trump is calling for a special prosecutor to investigate hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server. the billionaire called the justice department a "political arm of the white house that has been corrupted, can neither be trusted nor be impartial" the justice department agreed with the fbi recommendation not to prosecute clinton. speaking of clinton the former secretary of state calling republicans' claims

president "wacky." last night on "jimmy kimmel live" clinton wondered why she even has to answer questions about how much longer she'll be alive with the country facing more important issues. clinton's personal doctor says the democratic nominee is in excellent health. hundreds of you were talking about the latest "dirty dining" report on facebook now. in fact 400 people so far have shared this, 93 people are commenting. inspectors made a disgusting discovery, a local dare which queen that might cure yo inspectors shut down the dairy queen on north 56th street after finding dozens of roaches in the serve serve ice cream moib, soft surf, in the blizzard machine and the candy box at the cake prep station. and they made the temple terrace dairy queen throw out 50 pieces of candy after

>> to red read the rest of the statement and see other "dirty dining" stories go to abcactionnews.com/dining. the u.s. olympic committee and usa swimming decide how they will discipline ryan lochte, his sponsors are not waiting. four sponsors are cutting ties with the scwimmer because of an incident in rio. lauren, the latest, a skin care company and mattress maker. the trouble began last week after lochte said he and three teammates were robbed wefn their taxi was pulled over by armed men pretending to be police. he since apologized saying he exaggerated what officials call a dispute over vandalism at a gas station. clerks taking a new airline scam to your facebook feed. it appears to be from delta. it is from a facebook account

delta logo as its profile picture. claims to offer users first class tickets with $10,000 in cash. don't fall for it, it's a scam. the offer sends you to another web site that steals your personal information. a christian aviation ministry will fly to cuba for the first time this afternoon. they are bringing water fewerification units and food to the island. methodist churches in southwest florida paid for the 26 water fewerification units. a food bank in the midwest provided food pacts than 10,000 meals. a member of the church of the pines in nacomas paid for the cost of the flight. cuban church leaders will be there to meet the plane. with americans living longer there are concerns that many are not saving enough for retirement. financial experts say there's one way your boss can actually help. when companies automatically enroll employees in a savings plan 88% participate. compared to less than half who

asset managers suggest putting away 15% of your salary to save for retirement. if you can't do it all at once they say start saving gradually like adding 2% a year. a new study shows teens who focus on weight and dieting are at higher risk of eating disorders. and they are at risk at both ends of the spectrum. both for anorexia and overseating. fasting methods to lose weight quickly can also put teens at risk. experts say the best thing to and lifestyle and one simple thing parents can do, sit down to dinner every night with your kids. kick childhood hunger to the curb and enjoy tasty buller milk pancakes. >> from 7:00 to 7:00 today, i- hop is offering them for one buck. to help the charity no kid hungry. it works to reduce childhood hunger across the country by showing parents how they can

a budget. 6:52. as your morning sprint counts you down to "good morning, america." >> we start with four people accused of killing a man after he used a dating web site, heading to court today. auburndale police made the arrests yesterday in the death of 27-year-old adam hillary. they say he met 18-year-old hailey butsoo continue the -- bustos on the web site plen other men shot him in the head and linking them to other robberies. rick scott will discuss the zika virus in the bay area. he will meet with leaders for a roundtable session set for 10:00 in clearwater and 12:45 in new port richey. meanwhile the city of tampa just unveiling an aggressive man to keep zika-infected mosquitos out of our community. the city purchased 3,600 of these dunks, giant chemical

days. mayor bob buckhorn says with the public crisis already forming in miami they can't sit back and wait to act. a local man wants to you sign his petition to keep ridesharing services like uber and lyft right here in our area. public transportation commissions in multiple counties are trying to reinforce new requirements on the ridesharing services. a man wants to be sure the options are not lost. we have a link to the petition on abcactionn in hyde park village to goody goody. the restaurant reopening a couple second ago after being gone for a decade. it will serve all day breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week. >> love it. >> check out the full menu on our mobile app. sounds really busy already. >> can we make it there in traffic? >> i was wondering -- in fact

juan, so far it's not -- swan, so far it's not. construction but not affecting traffic. i can't wait to go to goody goody. we have a hazard to warn you about. a possible hole or sinkhole at columbus drive and macdill. captain al is trying to get there to show us exactly what we're dealing with but just give yourself extra time to work around that. we're also following, unfortunately a fatal crash in bradenton eastbound 53rd avenue east complete roadblocking eastbound. you might want to use 51st avenue east to work around that. captain al, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that is columbus drive, east of dale mabry, can't quite see macdill yet. i'm literally over tampa international airport. have to stay south of the departures as they roll out, the planes headed north.

bad. here's ivan with the forecast. temperatures in the 80s, 90s this afternoon, rain chances 50%. sunrise 8:00 p.m. that will be your last sunset, after 8:00. starts going into the 7s by tomorrow. duke the dog has his paws all over one town in florida -- he was elected mayor three years ago. just won re weekend. surprisingly, a dog as mayor but more surprising? no one ran against him. nobody. >> doing a fine job. >> dog for president. >> who is the vice mayor? a cat? >> "good morning, america" is up next. >> who is out for goody's for

good morning, america. breaking overnight, tojd trump takes on hillary clinton and those thousands of new e-mails. saying she gave clinton foundation members special streemt. >> the clintons made the state department into the same kind of pay >> trump calling for a special prosecutor. terror attack in virginia. the fbi looking at this man accused of trying to kill two people, possibly trying to behead one. tropical threat. three systems brewing in the atlantic. the caribbean on alert. as we hit peak hurricane season. missing tom. the patriots' star quarterback, nowhere to be found at preseason