four suspects accused of killing a polk county father set to be in court this afternoon. how a simple - to murder. >> the front lines in the florida war on zika are just a few hundred miles south and that is how tampa's mayor wants to keep it. the new arsenal rolled out to keep infected mosquitos out of tampa bay. >> a vote today hopes to make your trips to the beach a little easier in the future but there are major roadblocks, why the public and pinellas county commissioners are not on the same page when it comes to the dunedin causeway. first at 9:00 -- the four

minute. right there. they are all accused of robbing and killing a young father and due in court for the first time today. good morning, i'm deiah riley. >> i'm dan shaffer. investigators say adam hillary's murder came after a date with this woman he met on- line. abc action news reporter rodney dunigan is live outside the polk county courthouse. >> investigators say the plan was pretty well thought out. >> reporter: it was. it turns out the four suspects have a long history of trouble with the law. now the victim's fa heartbreaking loss. >> my brother meant so much more more to us than what little stuff they wanted. >> reporter: angel cruz can't understand it, 27-year-old brother adam hillary gone, taken is police say by a robber's bullet. >> we're going to be strong. >> reporter: 18-year-old haley bustos, joshua ellington, gary

investigators say hillary met bustos on the dating app plenty of fish. after casing the apartment investigators said 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. the police report even stated two of the suspects laughed as hillary begged for his life. the family members say adam hillary was a good man, his pride and joy, his 5-year-old daughter. they are devastated by the loss. >> i with jesus. >> my brother is a hero to many people, especially to the little girl. >> reporter: police believe the four suspects could also be involved with similar robberies, that is something they are investigating this morning. as for those four they are set to be in court at 1:30 this afternoon. we'll have a crew inside, you can keep up to date on-line at abcactionnews.com. for now reporting live in polk county. rodney dunigan, abc action

today to discuss concerns about the zika virus. later this morning he will meet with pinellas and pasco county leaders. they will hold roundtables sessions at 10 doc this morning in clearwater and 12:45 in new port richey. meanwhile the city of tampa just unveiled an aggressive plan to keep zika-infected mosquitos out of our community. the question now, will it work? the city purchased 3,600 giant chemical tablets called dunks. that kill mosquito larva for to 30 days. there are nearly 4,000 abandoned properties in tampa and getting them into private property to keep rundown pools or anywhere that collects water for that matter is going to be a challenge. >> the lawyers are going to have to answer for me. maybe we'll just teach them to throw from the front yard to the backyard. >> joking aside the city says it will find a way to get high risk mosquito areas treated even if they are on private property. they are also asking for the public's help too.

spots. we're looking pretty good, hot and humid again. we'll show you the heat index in a second, astonishing for this time of morning. 86 in tampa, clearwater, 82 st. pete. water temperature 89. look at tampa now, 9:04 a.m. and feels like 97 degrees. that is just unbearable stuff. by the way, it's in the 40s and 50s if you're ad northeast. can you imagine, that is going to take so long to get here. titan doppler radar quiet now, a couple showers but they are moving in the opposite direction, moving towards the gulf. that is because of a northeast flow. that flow is going to do two things -- increase our moisture which was lacking yesterday and couldn't be much thunderstorms. and will also push the storms that do develop beginning at 4:00 towards the coast as they intensify and get a little stronger. with wind and also with some hefty downpours as well.

we'll monitor the radar and keep you abreast of that. futurecast coming up, a big update on the tropics. but first janelle on the hopefully ending tuesday commute. i like to show the sunshine skyway, it looks so pretty and the traffic is very light here on the sunshine skyway. about 9 minutes to get from toll booth to toll booth. but we still have congestion on 275, this is southbound around busch and taking a little bit of time, a little longer than usual to get into tampa. checking the average speed, still down to 28 there in the middle on 275 heading southbound. also still pretty slow on the veterans expressway, 31 the average speed there. and looks a little better but not much, 58 the average speed on i-75 heading south. 9:05. we're learning the conditions deputies say two children were living in landing a brevard county mother behind bars. deputies say this cocoa beach home was filled with trash and roaches. and investigators say the

on floors covered can dog feces and urine. they say one child was forced to sleep on the couch because trash in his room was higher than his bed. both those children are now with relatives. troopers want to know why a tampa man was riding his bike on a raised median before he was hit and killed in a crash. that 21-year-old was struck which two cars shortly before 9:00 last night at dale mabry and lambright investigatorshave not yet released his name. a picture showing an argument between the central florida bicyclist and police officer. the bicyclist says some police officers don't know the law when it comes to bicyclists. in the video the mantels him to ride his bike on the sidewalk and the cyclist tells the officer it's actually illegal. the two argue for less than a minute before the officer says

12,000 miles man. >> the officer in the video won't fist discipline but the department says it will retrain officers on bike laws. one man is hoping to keep ridesharing services in the tampa bay area. with your help. john mcman started this petition on change.org. so far collected more than 1,300 signatures. it needs to hit 1,500 to reach the tampa mayor bob buckhorn's desk. even with growing support for uber and lyft still not everyone is on board. >> i really wanted to get everyone support uber and lyft staying in tampa bay so we can keep drunk drivers off the road. more locals employed, just overall get the community excited about them being here. >> rules are rules, and everybody should follow the rules. if you have to go through this puddle i don't know why -- other companies should not go through the same puddle. >> the public transportation commission says it's not about trying to shut down uber and

like level 2 background checks and quality car inspections. the ptc has a workshop next month to discuss the proposed rule changes. meanwhile mayor buckhorn says he's on board with the ridesharing services because he wants people to have options. it seems that everyone agrees something needs to be done about the dunedin causeway but not everyone can agree on what. the county today posted a series of youtube clips showing new options. the public expensive option, a mid-level drawbridge at almost $72 million. commissioners can opt for a high level fixed bridge, the cheapest option and would avoided the traffic backups when a drawbridge opens and closes. the county hopes the federal government will cover 80% of construction costs. still ahead -- the suspect -- >> this wasn't one shot, somebody falls down and it's

this was a horrible, horrible scene, and -- i can only imagine what the victims were going through as it was happening. >> still ahead -- the suspect accused of killing a family of five in alabama is opening up about the hours leading up to the crime. what he blames for his actions. >> then justice for daniel. the charges -- changes, rather, a north carolina community wants police to make after a trooper shoots and

new development in the wikileaks crusade to expos government secrets. turns out the web site is also compromising the privacy of hundreds of innocent people by exposing deeply personal information. the associated press reports wikileaks push blished names of teenaged rape victims, team with hiv and hepatitis, and

and the name of a saudi arabian man arrested for being gay, a crime that carries the death penalty. so far wikileaks nor julian assange commented on the ap's findings. a man accused of killing five people in alabama is blaming the massacre on drugs. 27-year-old derek deerman says he was on meth before killing his estranged girlfriend's friends and family saturday morning. he turned himself in later that afternoon after sobering up. three men killed, the girlfriend and child were abducted but later released unharmed. dearman says he deeply regrets what he did and doesn't think he deserves to live. new questions in the police shooting of a deaf man in north carolina last week. investigators now say it's possible that 29-year-old daniel harris didn't know he was even being pursued by police. the state trooper attempted to pull him over for speeding last week but harris didn't stop

when harris got out of his car the trooper fired one shot that killed him. dozens of people gathered last night for this vigil including some from the black lives matter group who said there are similarities between them and the hearing impaired. >> the police aren't sure what to do with us. they don't know how to communicate with us in terms of our community. >> it's about law enforcement awareness of communicating and interacting with deaf people before something awful happens, before somebody gets shot and killed an >> the state bureau of investigation is looking into the incident and it's unclear whether charges will be filed. the family is hoping for some sort of changes with the vehicle registration for example that would alert officers that if the person driving is deaf or hearing impaired. 9:14. we have an important consumer alert. be very careful what you click on when on facebook. >> there's a new airline scam that could be popping up in your news feed. we'll show it on the screen. the facebook post appears to be

delta logo as its profile picture. >> it claims to offer users first-class tickets with $10,000 in cash but do not fall for this. this is a scam. the offer sends you to another web site that then steals your personal information. the next census is in 2020 so why is the bureau mailing out forms now in 2016? is it real? consumer reporter john so you don't waste your money. >> reporter: thousands of people receiving a strange letter that appears to be from the government in the mail. some are freaking out about it. what to do and what not to do if you receive this suspicious mailing. butch payne found this in his mailbox the other day. >> addressed to the resident of -- my address. >> reporter: he says he almost pitched it.

and then noticed it said u.s. department of commerce. >> reporter: the letter explained it was the american community survey, expanded census form sent to three million families every year and not just on census years. like about everyone who received it in the mail, his question, is this really from the government or is it a id theft scam? >> a scam artist or something, because they ask to you go on- line to fill out this survey. horrified by some of the questions such as are you married, widowed or divorced. how do you get to work? what time do you leave for work? and what is your annual income? he says with so much hacking in the news these days he didn't want to answer that. >> you hear about -- e-mail hacking, and of course hillary and her e-mails. >> reporter: the u.s. commerce department says you are rushed by law to answer the questions as -- required by law to

you can but no one has ever been prosecuted for leaving questions blank. >> i feel the government is getting too big for its britches. >> reporter: at least answer some of the questions so you don't waste your money. 9:17. talking about making the wrong impression. early this morning a man tries to impress a young woman by jumping from one rooftop to another in pittsburgh. but he missed that jump d buildings. that man ended up getting wedged between the two buildings, crews worked for four hours to free him. paramedic finally repelled down to determine his exact location. firefighters removed a brick wall in a restaurant to get to him. that man believed to be a college student reportedly injured his ankle. no word on if the date stuck around for the rescue. doubt it.

for you. >> he feels bad enough. we'll check in on the forecast as we talk about gorgeous skies. a lot of clear -- but by the afternoon we'll be getting into the summer thunderstorms. we had two days of a nice break, sunday with full sunshine. a couple of thun it. some dry air on top of us really inhibited the thunderstorm development. but that is gone. northeast flow with current temperatures at this hour in the 80s. let's factor in the humidity, almost 100 in this hour at tampa and plant city. so you know what we're talking about. 10 plus this afternoon. titan doppler radar quiet. with this pattern you can plan the whole day with pretty much without rain until we get to 4:00. then things begin to pop up. they will move from northeast

in fact widening out the shot, this is the first bona fide cold front of the season. we had temperature this morning in the 40s and 50s. up across the northeast. of course this time of year it's what happens, tail end of the front stalls out, just not enough upper level support to be able to barrel these through here and of course we're in the midst of our wet season so it's not going to happen. the winds will continue to push the storms further west so that by the evening hours, in fact with this kind sometimes dennis is here at 11:00, and we'll talk about the thunderstorms, this should be between 9:00 and 10:00. at that point we'll set the stage for another round heading into tomorrow. nothing unusual here. let's check the tropics, don't worry about fiona. or gaston. it's going to the north. the only feature here is this tropical wave. hurricane hunters are on their way and will let us know if it's still a wave, an open wave

means a tropical depression or storm. that would be hermine. the model consensus, this will get better with the data hurricane hunters gather, but notice day three, models start splitting. after day three you can pretty much throw it out the door. it's a big guess at this point here. somewhere across the southeast a tropical system by this weekend. the intensity and exact track nobody can tell you that right now. but we should be able to certainl and definitely in the next three to four days. as we check with temperature in the 90s this afternoon, the time of year to plan for the hurricane kit. have everything. we have it on abcactionnews.com as well. 93. if you're boating today you'll need sunscreen. water temperature at the beach at 89. forecast pretty much like the next few days, 40% rain chances, storms in the afternoon, and plenty of sun in the morning.

>> he had more than enough to kill 50% of dogs his size. >> there you go. this unbelievable battle. how many bees stung these dogs before they could be rushed to the vet. >> a tampa specialty is coming back to the bay area after

new this morning, two dogs are recovering after getting stung by more than 400 bees. the dogs named lady and tramp were let out in their backyard over the weekend when they wound up in a neighbor's yard with a huge beehive. one aggravated the bees and that is when hundreds swarmed. lady was stung 50 times, tramp stung more than 400 times. the vets said the dogs had more venom in them to kill 50% dogs their size. this may be the nation's most loved mayor. and just won re-election. meet "duke." the actual mayor of the small town in minnesota. the 9-year-old pyrenees was first elected to mayor three years ago with the write in vote. looks like the town's residents are pretty please pleased. he had no challengers during the election over the weekend and duke will be up for re- election again next year as

term. zephyrhills man credited with taking parachuting to new heights is heading to the skydiving hall of fame in fredericksburg, virginia. >> in the 1970s instructors taught everything on the ground and once they went out the flight doors they were on their own. >> morrissey and strong came one a larger than normal parachute to increase drag and type of dual passenger harness system that is st today. >> we went out of that airplane at 14,000 feet and all i knew is that i had never been that -- never got this fast before. >> morrissey will join strong at a induction ceremony in october. still ahead -- where teachers in the country are allowed to have guns on campus. >> experiencing life like

>> a unique opportunity for amputees. how a clinic in colorado is getting them back on their feet and giving them a new lease on

at 9:30. four people prepare to face a judge today after authorities say they murdered a man they we find out what other crimes authorities are connecting to them. >> i think my colleague dan shaffer said it best. this morning, what is old is new again. i can guarantee everything tastes as great as it always did. more from the rebirth of goody goody in tampa, coming up. >> i hear it tastes better when dan pays for it too. good morning. thank you for joining us for abc action news at 9:30.

>> i'm dan shaffer. back to james who apparently drew the short straw today live at the reopening of goody goody burger. >> this is it, folks. 100 degrees at 9:30 in the morning? wow. we're in for it here. we're begging for some coolin they will come, the problem is with this kind of pattern they are going to take the entire day to get here. so that we're able to continue to warm and warm up and it's going to get well into the 100s as far as the feels-like temperature which to me is the important, right? that is when you step outside and you get that steam heat hitting you. the glasses fog up. titan doppler radar nothing doing here. we had the opposite pattern last week with the wind off the water, off the gulf, morning showers, all done at this

that is the range for showers and storms as it begins to develop. we'll get hefty downpours i think with frequent lightning, even gusty winds. we'll watch for that closely. back in our typical pattern, 40% coverage today and then changes the next few days. we'll talk about that and check in on the tropics again in a few minutes. it's 9:31. four people accused of killing a young father they found on a dating web site are going to be heading to court today. auburndale police arrested all four in the murder of 27-year- old adam they say he met 18-year-old haley bustos on the dating web site plenty of fish. after the first date bustos showed up at adam hillary's apartment with joshua ellington, gary gray and andre warner. police say one shot hillary in the head. investigators are now link, haley bustos to other robberies. president obama will visit water-logged baton rouge and look at the government's response so far to this historic flooding in louisiana.

new numbers overnight show close to 110,000 people registered for federal assistance. the president will check up on clean-up efforts after that storm on august 12th brought 2 feet of rain to some areas. now to blame for 13 deaths and damaging 60,000 homes. a few thousand people are still in shelters this morning. in democracy 2016 -- donald trump is coming to tampa tomorrow. 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 tickets in an article we have posted on our abc action news mobile app. meanwhile trump is postponing a speech where he was going to lay out his immigration policy. the campaign officials say the speech which was supposed to have been delivered on thursday in denver will be likely held next week. yesterday trump promised his immigration policy would be "fair but firm." on the democratic side hillary clinton paid a visit to "jimmy kimmel live" and called

president "wacky." it was due to her sustaining a concussion after faifnting in december of 2012. her personal doctor says she's in excellent excellent health. early voting locations are open through saturday in every bay area county. vetting locations will also be open sunday county. information about feeding at disney world resorts. it's important after authorities shared their final report into the death of 2-year- old lane graves, killed by an alligator in june. in the report fwc says lane was bitten in the head by a gator at the edge of the lagoon. there's an ongoing investigation into animal feeding at this spot as well as another disney property. abc action news called fwc for

they are not available to the public just 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. there's only been 400 unprovoked attacks total since that year. the report says in lane's case the alligator might not have feared people since it was in an area with bradenton police releasing these photos of a man involved in a string of wallet thefts. police say in the overnight hours of august 13th and 14th the card on 23rd avenue was -- car, rather, on 23rd avenue west was broken into and two wallets taken. the victim checked their accounts and found their debit card had been used in a home depot and quik mart. , if you recognize this man call crime stoppers. deputies are picking up on

area counties. pasco county and hillsborough county counties sar burglars have been picking up trucks. authorities say the thieves are breaking windows and in several cases getting away with guns. deputies say just one man is to blame for serious amounts of stolen packages. the lee county sheriff saying deputies uncovered 121,000 dollars worth of merchandise all from julio hernandez' all that merchandise from amazon. the containers stacked floor-to- ceiling. we're told he's a driver for a subcontracted transportation company . >> it's known for burgers, shakes and butter scotch buy. goody goody officially back open for business. >> james tully is live at the grand reopening.

tampa's culinary industry. how's it going? >> reporter: how is everything? good? good. got a thumbs up. they are calling it a rebirth. richard gonsmart, fourth generation restaurant owner is behind this, owner of the columbia restaurant group. i'll take that christian. thank you so much. appreciate it. the restaurant, familiar, recipes i'm told are the same. butterscotch pie they are famous for and all looking breakfast sandwiches. maybe you didn't eat here but it's been around for a while. maybe your parents did or grandparents. naturally there was a lot of reminiscing today. >> one, two, three. goody goody! >> reporter: a little taste of history this morning in hyde park. >> when you've been here as long as some of us have in tampa this goes all the way back. >> time for breakfast. let's go. >> reporter: all the way back

butterscotch pie for 80 years. >> it's a special day for tampa. this is a special restaurant. >> for others a little less nostalgic. >> i'm ready to eat. >> reporter: as a new one myself one thing sounded good. the jimmy, that has to be me. part of the revitalization of hyde park the new restaurant hopes to contribute to what a recession. >> it will be a walkable neighborhood. vier no doubt they will do very well here. >> reporter: seeing this old restaurant start anew was perhaps best summed up like this. >> like seeing an old friend you have not seen in a while. i hadn't thought about you for a minute but now that i see you again it's good to see. that that kind of thing. >> reporter: that kind of thing. by the way this here, you want to show them this?

this is the jimmy. bacon, egg, sausage and avocado. i'm going to give it a whirl. are we all set? i'll tell you what. just keep it open. all right. thanks. i don't think i'm done here yet. i'm going to eat this whole pie by myself. the original goody goody restaurants, didn't have original restaurants. -- they are open starting 7:00 a.m. >> we're going. >> keep the tab open james. see you in a half-hour. this morning you can fill up on pancakes for a dollar to help kids in need. i-hop restaurants nationwide offering short stacks of pancakes for just a buck. world cup of the proceeds go to -- world cup% of the proceeds to -- 100% of the proceeds to no kid hungry.

for isis. the sign a muslim group put up that is getting a lot of attention and the reaction they were hoping for. >> what i mean by off i mean completely severing off as in amputating. >> then a night at a karaoke bar ends in the e rr for a bartender. why he got into a scuffle with his friend that cost his

9:42. concealed guns will be allowed on college campuses in texas even after professors made a last-minute attempt to block the new law. school starts tomorrow at the university of texas in austin. the school that largely had opposition to the law. just yesterday a judge denied three professors' lawsuit guns in classrooms could be dangerous especially while teaching politically charged topics. some teachers in fresno county, california have been coming to work arpd since the new school year got underway this week. kingsburg high school is allowing up to five staff members to have guns on campus. the school district passed that rule in april. but the guns have to be concealed and the students don't know which teachers have weapons. the idea came from the superintendent who says the school must be able to respond

go through training and evaluation. san francisco police are releasing this surveillance video in an effort to catch the man they say bit a bar tender's ring finger off. officers say july 17th, this man tried to get back into a bar after closing time. when he was not let in he tried to get in through a window, then tried to break the front door down. police say that is when the bartender had enough and confronted him. >> bartender said enough is enough. i'm going to tell him to stop his surprise the patron then turns into the suspect and starts to punch the bartender. >> officer manfredi goes on to say the two men fought for a few minutes, eventually the suspect bit the bartender's finger off. hopefully someone recognizes this man from this video. police in iraq take a vest of explosives off a 15-year-old boy.

capture. the boy claims isis fighters kidnapped him and put the vest on him. authorities say the intended target was a shia mosque in kirkuk. this is after a 12-year-old killed more than 50 people in a wedding saturday. this billboard in response to the terror group is getting a lot of attention as you can see, it says hey isis, you suck. a group of muslims but the this up on i-10 in phoenix. they say they want people know that the sign is about peace and wants people to start conversations. >> it's good to have it from actual muslims, what isis stands for is not in our religion at all. >> the billboard first pulled up in chicago and the group hopes more cities will use it in the city. firefighters in california are feverishly working to protect the historichurst

-- -- in hearst castle. the fire is threatening more than 1,000 structures in san luis obispo county. flames scorched 33,000 acres already. backfires are being set in an effort to get the wildfire under control. at this hour it's only 35% contained. ivan cabrera has florida's most accurate 7-day forecast. california is getting it. >> five years of do it. every time you get a fire things get out of control there. there's not enough soil moisture to get things under control. in the flooding in louisiana, just been all over the extremes. we're in the middle. we're in the midst of the wet season so we expect showers and thunderstorms the last couple of days, had dry air so that really didn't amount to much as far as the thunderstorms. look at that shot. unlimited visibility now with temperatures in the mid-80s and upper 80s already.

the time and i'll do that once again but this is in the shade how it feels now. 88 in plant city. 86 tampa. once you factor in the humidity it feels like this, north of 100 degrees at this early hour in plant city. approaching that in tampa and even st. pete there at 90 degrees, sarasota 95. nothing wet out there yet as far as showers and thunderstorms, we'll have to wait to get the heating continuing and then the sea breezes going, th higher which we didn't have the last couple of days, so all the ingredients come together for showers and storms. the steering currents are taking the storms to the coast. that is how things will shape up, not just for today but i think the next few days and rain chances around 40% to 50%. update on the tropics here, of course we have the wave we're watching, this could be hermine in the next couple of days. hurricane hunter aircraft in fact have already -- on their way now.

leaving st. croix, there's perfect puerto rico there. they are on their way to what could be a tropical depression. or tropical storm. as this continues to head to the north and west. that is important but also the data they collect will feed into the models and instead of them splitting apart we'll get more concise forecasts. a lot is going to happen the next few days and the models are going to go up and down. check back with us. right now there's a early next week across southeastern u.s. and specifically here in florida. temperatures in the mid-90s this afternoon. it will feel like 105 as we've been talking about. the heat will continue. a little better tomorrow. more cloud cover but either way we'll continue to see showers

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welcome back. one texas boy got a ride to his first day of school in style. >> his mom is away with the national guard and knew she was going to miss her son's first day so she called for backup. local authorities made it extra special. >> nice to meet you. ready to go to school? >> yes, sir. >> the police chief of the plano police department was able to swing by hunter carlson's house yesterday and took him to school for his first day of fourth grade. >> nothing can replace your mother on the much as we could. >> it's a dream come true. >> before hunter went to class he got to sit on a police motorcycle and talk to mom on the phone. the mom says she was truly grateful for the police department for stepping up and being real heroes. a group of people forced to live daily life a little differently than most got the opportunity to participate in something that a lot of us take for granted. from reporter mcgrady aggeter shows us how a clinic in

enjoy life experiences. >> life isn't about finding yourself. >> i'm a big believer in reinventing yourself. >> reporter: toreder it's about creating the life you want. >> i am going to be a surfer. if someone told me 10 years ago or a year ago, i would have said i wouldn't be a surfer. absolutely not. so yes. i am reinventing myself today. >> reporter: boyd says he's not disabled. >> left leg is amputated below the knee. right leg above. >> reporter: he just not. >> i live in a world where i have to fit in with the walking and with the able-bodied. >> reporter: here at stanley lake. >> the biggest smile of the day. >> thanks to a host of people. >> i can take this off my bucket list. >> reporter: boyd and others just like him are getting an opportunity. >> to experience life like everyone else. that's the beauty of it. >> you want to give it a shot? >> yes.

>> reporter: 8-year-old -- cavanaugh. participates in the amputee surfing clinic for the second year. from adults -- >> priceless. i don't think you can put a price on it. >> reporter: to kids. >> i'm supposed to ski. that's how you do it. >> like this 9-year-old. >> i'm muscles. >> you can't put a price on it. so grateful. the only word i can use.

we're looking at hot and steamy conditions today with temperatures in the 90s. triple-digit heat index and

want to smell finger licking good? now you can. >> i don't. >> thanks to colonel sanders you can smell like his famous secret recipe. he's already given away 3,000 bottles of sunscreen that have the scent of fried chicken. >> to promote the new extra crispy chicken. even hired actor george hamilton known for his signature dark tan to play the colonel in a new commercial. don't get your hopes up too high. dan, apparently -- >> no like chicken. >> i wonder if it repeals zika. that could be a bonus. >> tampa bay's "morning blend"

captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com good tuesday morning. i'm carlie. >> and i'm natalie taylor. thanks for joining us on "tampa we've got a good show and good day in the bay area. >> good lineup coming up. we're using the word good because it's really goody goody, right? >> a lot of locals here in tampa have been waiting for the day. as of 7:00 this morning, goody goody burger is back in business, open once again. >> officially open. i think there's still time for to you get breakfast. guess what? they are serving breakfast all