cause problems. the showers look benign here, but these could be a little ferocious. they are rotating as you get any of them rolling through and making landfall. basically, you get a tornado warning. we've got a lot of shear in the atmosphere up above. the speeds are different and that will set the stage for that. winds in general from the storm itself, 40, 45 miles per hour. tropical storm force, not hurricane as we've be about. higher along the coastal course. the flooding will be an issue later this afternoon. we'll talk more about the accumulating rainfall that is still to come. just not going to be the rainful we had yesterday. it was supposed to be within the two days. we got it all yesterday, we'll get some today but not as bad. looking at a smooth ride because school is out in a lot of places. don't have any rain this morning.

flooding has cleared. tim jones is behind the wheel of our live drive cam. he is heading northbound on the veterans. as you can see the cars coming out with the headlights heading southbound. no crashes and we're hearing reports of possible debris in the roadway southbound adwaters. watch out for that. other than that you are looking at a smooth ride. the only other trouble spot we have is standing water reported at mcelroy avenue and come across the gandy bridge there. watch out for that and avoid that area if you can. else dids where, across the howard -- elsewhere, across the howard gandy, you are look going. in about an hour, families can get a first look at the damage after heavy rain forced families to evacuate their homes. >> michael paluska has been watching conditions out there overnight and throughout of the

out there right now? >> reporter: it's excellent compared to what it was. where i'm standing right now is waist deep. the flood waters sort of hung out in this guy's front yard. [no audio ] homes under water, first responders rushing to make sure everyone gets out safe. in my ten years in the area of doing emergency management, i know the lieutenant here has and it's never happened here. >> reporter: the emergency manager says first responders went door-to-door asking people to evacuate. only one family stayed behind. 12 others decided not to risk more rain and the water level rising. the main concern was high tide. luckily, the water dropped as fast as it rose and no one was hurt. >> we had one elderly person who just had surgery. we drove up with our high water vehicle and fire rescue and

high ground. ems checked that individual out and assessed that he was fine. >> reporter: the house behind me is built on a platform so none of the water got into the home. but two of the homes across the street are not build on platforms. we'll have to wait to see how much damage is inside once the homeowners get here later this morning. live in sarasota, michael paluska, abc action news. a clearwater community is still with evacuations there last night. >> this is not the first time they faced floodwater as the home. ashley yore is live at mariner's cove. what are people saying about flooding out there again? >> it looks like we're having technical issues with ashley's live spot. >> that's expected with the weather conditions. >> yeah. there is a look at the flooding there in the neighborhoods with folks having to evacuate again

means they can to get everything back into their homes and get their valuables out as they head to neighbors or shelters. schools across the area are closed in hillsborough, pinellas, hernando and citrus county. sarah tote that and polk county schools are open today. most colleges are closed as well with the exception of the university of tampa. at last check, they are open today. because of the closure dozen recreation centers open. starting in two hours, parents can drop their kids off at day care for free at those locations. the rec centers stay open until 6:00. we'll update you on any closures on abcactionnews.com. don't forget to download our storm shield app as well for weather warnings straight to your cell phone or tablet. it's available for apple or android phone. st. pete police say a woman robbed a convenience

get away. officers say they were chasing that woman around 4:00 when she crashed into a column outside of a cvs store. she ran into the drugstore where they arrested her. the woman had just robbed a circle k on east gandy. no word right now on who she is. still to come, check your pantry. we've got a snack food recall to tell you about. the problem found on three different popular products. now in danger of being put down and the reason they are no longer allowed to stay at that florida property. >> have more on hermine in the next 15 minutes about the potential of more rainfall and how much. we'll look at the wave heights it is producing as well off in the gulf in just a couple of minutes. a live look at downtown tampa from our tower cam. as i've be mentioned, no rain

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forecast overnight tonight towards the big bend. for us, anywhere from 1 to 3 inches and we can certainly take that and no issues across the interior counties. it will be along the coast with the rain and potential for coastal flooding as the winds pick up and push that water in at times of high tide around 2:00, 3:00. that is the latest. we'll be back with the extended forecast coming up in a few minutes. a consumer alert this morning. maybe you bought these for your hurricane kit or kids' lunch a recall on popular snacks from entenmann's that may contain pieces of plastic. they are recalling the little bites brownies and muffins and also variety packs with a best buy date of september 24th. at least one person has been hurt. all of the affected products have been shipped to at least 30 states, including florida, in the past two weeks. hundreds of animals are in

evacuated by tuesday. a bank is evicting animals from forever farms. now they are scrambling to find homes for 200 animals including donkeys, horses, and wild hogs. if any animals are left on the property, the shelter owners could face charges. coming up, a toddler hurt in a car crash and it was no accident. the shocking excuse the boy's father gave them. >> new help for bicyclists if you ever have out riding.

it's 6:14 on a thursday here. tracking hermine, still a tropical storm at 60 mile-per- hour winds. of course i don't think we'll get there as far as the strongest winds arriving here. that will be more towards the wind and heading towards the panhandle. the april latchen of course flying this thing quite some time the last week or so. the latest from them is no hurricane force winds right at the surface there. then of course on the western side of the storm, there's really not much, right, as far as thunderstorms? you can clearly see them switch over to radar. you can see all of the action is east. ossroads as we head through today.

as saturday. don't think we'll get that by any means here. there goes the storm, cat-1 landfall tonight with winds of 75 miles per hour. this area here on the southern side of the center circulation that is the area we have to watch for not just the storm but also the potential for rotating thunderstorms. our threat for tornadoes will continue to increase for today. not just a flat rain that we had yesterday, which is plenty cause problems for us later today. 6, 8, 9, 12, these are the wave heights as far as the storm surge. we still have to get through that later on today. even if we don't get a drop of water, we could get coastal flooding as a result of the storm surge coming in as hermine pushes that water offshore. winds up to 40 miles per hour. perhaps higher gusts, 40, 45 with especially along the

on today. the winds will, by the way, continue to increase. they are okay now but they will get gusty. coastal flooding and the tornadic threat that we'll watch. we've already had spinning thunderstorms offshore. they had been a little farther east with the issues this morning. again, that's what we'll watch for later today. wind gusts, 30, 35. the farther inland you go, the less rain there will be, the less wind there will be. again, this has always we will get showers and thunderstorms across the east as well. along those rain bands, with this broad circulation here, this storm heads inland as we head through tonight and continues heading into the northeast as we talk about the rainfall we'll get there. windy conditions today turning rather windy, in fact, by midday. tomorrow we don't lose the wind. we do lose the heavy rain and potential for tornadoes here. so we're looking at squally

sunday, and monday, despite the relatively high rain chances, we're looking good for the holiday weekend for both saturday, sunday, and do you have monday off? >> i do have monday off. >> there you go. we'll have actually great weather going out to the beaches. >> right. >> the recovery for our friends that have been impacted by flooding is what we'll have to deal with. >> yeah. >> the roads this morning a bonus with less volume. >> i think a lot of kids are hoping for a four-day weekend hoping to get tomorrow it doesn't look like that will be the case. tim jones on the veterans expressway looking for debris that was reported by fhp. he hasn'tstein anything so hopefully they were able to clear that out of the roadway. you are looking at a smooth ride on the veterans expressway. a couple of crashes on hillsborough avenue to tell you about. this is at hillsborough and handy. at crash reported hillsborough

florida avenue. i am seeing backups here, so if you are heading to the interstate, 275, it might take you a few extra minutes to get there. once you get on the interstate, this is what it looks like, the lanes wide open, no issues there. checking drive times on 275 starting back at the apex, 13 minutes as you dead to i-4 -- as you get to i-4. five minutes down to the howard frankland. a clear water community still with >> this isn't the first time that they faced florida floodwater as theimer ho. ashley yore is living to being to frustrated only owners out there. good morning, ashley. >> reporter: good morning, deiah. you said it. they are frustrated because yesterday there were about 4 feet of water at the height

splashing up to hit the back of this sign. yesterday, people were wading through several feet of water to get out. these people and their dogs making that trek. people who lived here grabbed a few important belongings they could carry. this community has been flooded out before thunderstorm colin hit them hard back in it caused severe flooding. the power is still off and more storms are expected. the power could stay off for some time. reporting live, i'm ashley yore, abc action news. a colorado dad is under arrest after admitting to an unthinkable crime, intentionally crashing his car to kill his 2-year-old son. >> police say with his sun unbuckled fromis car seat, the man slammed into a parked

authorities say nathan was high on cocaine at the time of the crash sunday. inside the mangled wreckage of the acura, his 2-year-old son. he said being a father was a big responsibility and he didn't think he was man enough to raise a child. isaiah survived. a miracle when you look at the crashing. he's suffering from a leg, concussion and cuts to his forehead. as of today, aaa is adding bicycle roadside assistance for its members. technicians will help any aaa members who they can safely reach from an accessible road or parking lot. your bike will then be transported up to 5 miles free of charge or longer with plus or premiere membership. they say more people are riding bikes inside of driving on

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. it's 6:29 and thank you for joining us. >> ivan is tracking every minute of tropical storm hermine. >> we'll continue to get advisories and not much has changed. we're still dealing with tropical storm hermine forecasted to become a

early hours of friday. it's still making landfall. we won't have to worry about it coming in and hooking right. that's not going to happen. around the apalachicola, they will get the rains and winds will pick up. things will deteriorate through the evening and overnight hours early tomorrow. let's zoom in here. this is such a broad circulation that we have been inpacketted in a big way, which tends to be the case with tropical storm as opposed to hurricanes. they are messy and broad and all of the rain yesterday. we still have rain to get through. we're in a bit of a lull now. the problem is we are adding to the severe weather track as well. the individual cells don't look like much.

as we continue moving from south to north. the tornado will increase through the midday hours. there's the shield of rain that will continue lifting up to the north. we're going to have rain today. it just won't be as heavy and steady as yesterday. winds, upwards of 40 miles per hour, higher along the coasts. we still have tropical storm warnings, of course, and the coastal flooding, nothing to do with the rain. that's the water getting pushed in at the time of high tide later on this afternoon. we'll continue to see potential for the coastal flooding. we'll be be back with more accumulations and the extended forecast. let's check in on thursday morning commute. roads for the most part, dry. tim jones is driving along with 275 through tampa right now. traffic looking great, up to

breakdowns. we'll check your drive across the bridges. if you are heading across the bridge, you are looking at 10 minutes to get across all throw. 7 minutes to across the howard frankland and seven minutes to crass the gandy bridge. if you are in the lakeland area, getting ready to head over into tampa, good there as well. 22 minutes from county line road into downtown. seven minutes from 75 to 275. captain al is flying over a crash captain al, it looks like this will move out of the way. >> reporter: good morning, janelle. good thursday morning, everybody. what a division a day makes. the roads aren't so wet in this particular area. you are looking at that southwest corner and everything has been moved into the shell station right there. you can see the cpd cars are investigating. the intersection is not affected at all. let's go to 275. about 80% of the volume you

school coming into view. the interstates i-275, i-4 and all the way out to the howard frankland bridge is moving through. a hospital in one hospital has no patients at all because of an electrical fire. >> everyone being treated at region ale center bayonet point had to evacuate. marisela burgos is live in hudson with more on where the patients were good morning, marisela. >> reporter: this hospital transported patients to other area hospitals. they do have ambulances one by one on stand by in case somebody does come by and they will be taken to other hospitals if they didn't know what happened here yesterday. ambulances from different areas transferred the patients to hospitals in the tampa bay areaage an electrical fire

electrical fire wednesday parked an evacuation. the power went out around 6:15 wednesday. the wiring of the backup generator was damaged. rescue crews had to carry patients down steps and into ambulances. it took several hours for them to do that. the ceo of the hospital says they did test the generators and their systems a week it worked perfectly. marisela burgos, abc action news. as we track tropical storm hermine, we'll be closely watching high tide as it rolls into clearwater. >> james tully is out there live overlooking the section of clearwater beach. what are conditions out there right now? >> reporter: deiah, i'll tell you what we're seeing. we have large clumps of sea weed all over the beach. the gulf right now is rocking. you've got more waves than

gulf this morning. while it might be tempting for some to get out the boogie board or surf board that's collecting dust, beach patrol says otherwise. they are expecting conditions to only get worse later today into tomorrow. red flags are up there staying up as the tides expected to surge a few feet more than normal. we'll be here cracking the ben conditions all morning long as the sun comes up and the tide comes in. guys, we'll be here. james tully, abc action news. >> we'll be posting belter updates on abcactionnews.com where you can also track the storm with our interactive radar. meanwhile, a tampa family is homeless after a tree came trashing through their roof. -- crashing through their roof. the mother used her body to shield a 5-year-old. nobody was seriously hurt. a man was shot while breaking into a home. the home invasion happened in port richie. they say the man went gnat house before 9:00 last night and someone inside shot him.

injuries. deputy as rested him but have not -- deputies arrested him but have not released his name. check out the video of a cat fish found swimming in a manatee county street. we'd love to see more videos like this. using the hashtag #hermine in action. we'll show the trending images coming up at 6:45. >> and that is an invasive species across the area. the first time i saw one of those, it was watching showers and storms getting closer to us here. the potential for severe weather today is increasing along with the winds as well. we'll have more about that in a couple of minutes. we're watching a couple of crashes out there. one here on hillsborough and handily. we're seeing slowdowns here in the westbound lanes on hillsborough avenue. usually, we see delays from the morning commute eastbound. just be aware of that. you might want to leave early.

a quick update on hermine. we want to bring you up to date on what's happening. 60 mile-per-hour tropical storm storm still out in the gulf. the heaviest thunderstorms are displayed to the east. it will still be in for us in rainfall in the form of bands. it will have squally thunderstorms as well. what that means is nasty wind gusts and the potential rotation as well. we've seen that offshore already this morning. the winds are not so bad right now, 15 to 20 along the coast and by the afternoon, the showers and storms. we'll talk more coming up in high tide in a couple of minutes. this photograph of fsu wide receiver travis rudolph sitting with a middle schooler in a school in tallahassee has

comments, some of you were touched after seeing this photo. the boy has now become an internet sensation. fsu players were visiting the school on tuesday when travis rudolph noticed one child sitting all alone, so he sat down across from him. that child is autistic and often eats lunch alone. a staff member snapped the pic and sent it to the boy's mother. she posted it on facebook and thanked kindness. the picture and story went viral. the next day, bo says he sat at a lunch table full of new friends. >> i just want to say that to all of the kids, thank you so much for believing in me. >> we started off having a good conversation, you no he? a great convo and great kid as well. >> they have been invited to

i love that. here is a live look at the surf right now in clearwater beach. not too impressive there. just offshore there near the center of hermine. seas are up 20 feet. we'll be watching closely later today as high tide moves in and a bit of a storm surge rolls in as well. we'll update you on tropical

. we're talking of course hermine here with 60 mile-per- hour winds. i don't think the winds will be anywhere near hurricane strength. it's made the turn. by the way, it is a good thing. it had been crawling and moving very slowly. we like to see the movement at northeast at 12. it keeps things rolling along. that rainfall will continue moving off to the northeast. unlike yesterday, we all have the shield of rain open top of us, right, but we develop just to the west of us here. the squally showers have the potential to rotate because of the added wind shear in the atmosphere today. that is the spin that we'll be paying attention to what looks to be one of the nine showers here. they can pack a punch. some of them have the water spouts offshore. everything is moving parallel. the storms approach and the bands begin to approach to the east. wave heights down to the center

on are the tides later on today and the storm surge with the water getting pushed in. that is still 1 to 3 feet. we add that with the tides coming up, st. pete at 2 to 3 feet. 12:40 in clearwater as well. during that time, that is when we'll see the worst of coastal flooding that we'll have. by the time we get into the evening and tomorrow, we're in much better shape. as far as the wind gusts, 35 to anything over 39 is officially tropical storm force. certainly we'll get that along the coast. you go inland, and that's not going to be the case. we're adding this as well. not only with the wind tote but the potential for severe weather today. pretty much the entire area can see tornadic cells moving through. as has been the case with everything with the storm, as

trying to get its act together. if that happens, we'll have a 75 mile-per-hour landfall here, and that would be something. it would be the first time we've done that in 11 years at this point here, right? windy conditions for today as the winds begin to pick up. if you step outside right now and things seem calm, they will deteriorate. we'll get the squally showers and storms. still hanging on to residual tropical moisture. for saturdaysu holiday, we'll get back into afternoon thunderstorms. we'll have plenty of sunshine through the early part of the day. i'll be here as you enjoy monday. i'll have a nice break but hopefully not too much traffic on labor day. >> and not much tropics today. of course schools are out in hillsborough, pinellas and traffic is light out there. a lot of flooding we were watching overnight has receded. i don't think that will be a problem for enthusiasm morning.

sarasota southbound. fhp reporting it is blocked at the moment. not the huge delay for i-75. if you are heading south on 75, you'll want to get off at university parkway at lakewood ranch. elsewhere on thibility states and hillsborough county, looking great leer at i-275. -- looking great here at i-275. traffic is light here at i-275. your drive times at dell running slowly 19 minutes from van dyke to 275. just 12 minutes to make that same drive. captain n.o.w. on 50th street -- captain al on 50th street. what's going on out there? >> reporter: we were leaving and found this accident that just happened right here at southbound u.s. 41, 50th street. the sign says 10th street so a little south of palm river

northbound lane. hillsborough county fire and rescue responded first. now deputies are there as well. doesn't appear to be real bad, however, it is creating a little bit of a delay in that it's taken two of the three lanes. southbound in the morning in this particular area isn't highly driven so it shouldn't create much more problem than it is right now. back to the desk. 11 until 7:00. it's been more than a decade since florida experienced landfall and hurricane. hurricane wilma was last to hit in 2005. in the last ten years, there have been 66 atlanta hurricanes but none have hit us. meteorologists say it is a remarkable stretch that no hurricanes have made landfall since the state has 1200 miles of coastline. hermine is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane and make landfall into big bend. team coverage of tropical storm hermine continues now as we take a look at the best of the

>> anchor lindsay logue is in the area with videos and photos. >> reporter: this is my favorite. it has to be the prettiest picture of the ugly storm. he used a camera on top of a drone to get this shot. you can see in the background here, the dark rain clouds as they come on shore in pinellas county on wednesday. on clearwater beach, thank to jason as crews there on the beach pushing them back from the shore in an effort to keep them in tact. it is a situation we are following there. again, this morning, this awesome video that i found on facebook this morning is from the north jetty. thank you so much sarasota video, dozens of surfers taking advantage of relatively small waves. that's despite all of the warnings from lifeguards to

tropical storm hermine. don't forget to send us your pictures. you might see them on the news. deiah? aaa is offering tips for drivers who have to be on the roads today as hermine moves in. make sure tires are properly inflated for the best traction. slow down so you don't hydroplane on wet pavement. put on headlights and avoid flooded streets because it is hard to tell how deep the water is. tropical st important role of moving heat around the globe. some people are happy about the rain the tropical storm hermine is generating. peanut farmers desperately need the rain. they should get a good dousing from hermine. they are happy it's coming now instead of a few weeks from now. cotton farmers are hoping the high winds won't damage the crops. >> a weakening system brings heavy rain, high surf and

of hawaii. forecasters downgraded it to the tropical storm. the biggest areas are landslides. the highways could also cause beach erosion. just a reminder for anyone with a generator that you can use if the power goes out, they could be damaged if operated incorrectly. don't use a portable generator indoors, even in a garage. they produce deadly carbon generator outside. don't let it get wet to avoid being electrocuted. turn it off and let it cool down before refueling. never plug the generator into a wall unit. donald trump is not stopping his stance on illegal immigration. trump saying his immigration

country. the republican nominee is saying the u.s. welcomes immigrants, but they must do it legally and be properly vetted. trump is also saying he will build a wall, and mexico will pay for it. in response to trump's speech and visit with mexico's president, hillary clinton tweeted "trump just failed his first foreign test. diplomacy looks." starting off with ivan cabrera and the latest on tropical storm hermine as we count you down to "good morning america." >> the potential for severe storms later on today in the form of rotating thunderstorms. we'll continue to track that for you throughout the morning. we'll have another update coming up at 8:00. winds still will be the issue,

at the time of high tide, we'll have flooding there along with the tornadoes throughout the day. >> complete coverage of the impact hermine is having on the bay area right now. >> from evacuations to dangerous beach conditions, crews are out right now monitoring it all. we start with ashley yore in pinellas county. >> reporter: the mariners community has been evacuated money people who live here say that the water was so high yesterday, about 4 feet down the road there, and at one point it was ac just to give you an idea of how bad it's been here, you can see people grabbing what they can carry and wading through the water. this community has been flooded out before back in june. right thousand, power has been cut to about 100 properties back here. with more rain expected this afternoon, it could stay off for some time. >> heavy rains forcing residents that live in this neighborhood to get out as fast as possible.

middle of where that screen is, just a couple of feet. here on 40th street and coconut avenue in sarasota, the water was 3 feet, 4 feet in some places. residents will be coming back later this morning to assess any damage and see how much water made it into their homes. >> reporter: the city of clearwater knows drainage system like this can only do so much in a day like today. they've already closed the section about a quarter mile of it in anticipation of what kind of rainfall we as for conditions on the beach, this is footage we got yesterday. we see red flags up and people attempting to surf. that activity comes with risk. beach patrol says they will keep the red flags up today and expect conditions to only get worse. james tully, abc action news. good morning, everybody. a look at the flooding overnight has receded.

and 40th avenue south. 275 looks wide open right now. captain al is flying over a crash at 50th street. >> reporter: good morning. hillsborough county fire just left a moment ago. you can see the one vehicle in the right hand lane and the other in the left-hand side of the shoot. traffic is getting by. this s shortly. tampa will open the doors to two dozen recreational centers offering free day care for parents who have too go to work even though schools are closed to kids. you need to pick your kids up by 6:00 this evening. overnight, an electrical fire at bayonet point and hudson forced evacuations at 209 locations. it knocked out the hospital's power. investigators are trying to find out if hermine actually caused this fire. ivan and janelle will keep you

good morning, america. breaking right now, state of emergency. florida bracing for its first hurricane in more than a decade as tropical storm hermine strengthens overnight. fears of flooding and tornadoes along the gulf coast. and another hurricane madeline lashes hawaii with flooding, wowerful winds and breaking overnight, tale of two trump, a fiery speech on immigration. >> you can call it whatever the hell you want. they're gone. >> doubling down on his promise to build a wall and making mexico pay for it. >> they don't know it yet but they're going to pay for it. >> a sharp cry from his meeting ea earlier with the mexican president. >> the clinton camp calling it his darkest yet.