shape early on. by the afternoon some thunderstorms are back. in fact rain chances 50%. so pretty good bet of seeing storms. temperatures right now in the upper 70s from tampa, clearwater and st. pete. mostly clear skies, a few clouds, a few showers well to the south and east not bothering us now, with temperatures by this afternoon, thinking 89, 90 degrees, typical for this time of year. titan doppler radar pretty quiet. you can see showers across portio heading to south florida. a little disturbance and we'll continue with the northeast flow bringing rain chance in the afternoon and also push the storms that develop by 12:00, 1:00 to the beaches by the time we get to 4:00 and 5:00 with temperatures as i mentioned in the upper 80s. it will feel like 95. still plenty of humidity certainly left over. this is residual, tropical moisture, what is left over where we had the last few days. there's drier air ahead but that won't come in until tomorrow. then we're really going to drop

looking at a pretty good bet of showers and storms, 40% to 50% coverage, by 2:00, 3:00, then everything blooms to the west by the time we get to the evening hours down towards manatee and sarasota. a lot of boaters certainly today. 83 water temperature if you're heading to the beach. a light chop on the bays, boating looks good compared to what we had last few days with the winds with high tides coming up at 5:19, and low this morning 11:04. extended forecast, we'll talk about the dry air and lower rain chances in a few minutes. tampa police are investigating a shooting that sent one person to the hospital. it happened around 10:30 last night near north central avenue and east columbus drive. the victims has what is described as a non life- threatening injuries. in some pasco neighborhoods mandatory evacuations are still in place but many people refuse

elfers community. there are some dangerous currents right down the street. >> reporter: we're told currents strong enough to sweep people off their feet. the fact that not everybody's getting out is a challenge for law enforcement. look behind me -- you can see potentially dangerous situations. ware pointing lights in this mobile home park here and you can see the backyard of this home is completely underwater. as a matter of fact, water almost up to the door stepof the elevated homes. yesterday fish and wildlife of gave us a closer look at the situation and how people that live right next to the an clothe river have been impacted. many forced from their homes, some left, some haven't. the only way in and out for many is by boat. water chest deep in places. we saw families struggling with kids to get around and families swimming in the filthy flood streets. officers say they can't control what people do but want to be ready if anything happens.

yesterday big logan, our meteorologist and ivan mentioned too, water levels crested, beginning to move down but estimated it could be another week, another week, before people can get back into their homes. we'll be live at 5:30 to show you an even closer look and take more and assess the situation even further. live in pasco county, james tully, abc action news. governor rick scott is praising pasco county families that evacuated without having to be told to do during a tour of damaged areas the governor says everyone needs to take the threat seriously. he met with flood victims and went to worthington complex where people were ordered to evacuate the water is 5 feet deep in some parts of the complex, destroyed cars and cars a lot of damage -- caused a lot of damage. >> i am mad -- more upset than mad because i lost my home. i can't be in my home with my children, i have to stay with

they say there's bacteria, snakes in the water and possibly live power lines. as the clean-up continues hernando county is offering some help. the waste deputy is offering debris removal in coastal communities starting today. spring hill facility will also be open today from 9:00 to 5:00. in polk county the dive team found the body of a missing teen in the peace river. austin welsh dove in to save his 11-year-old sister. she's safe. the authorities tell us the current swept welsh away. he likely drowned but an autopsy will be done to determine exact cause of death. police say 30 handguns and 10 semiautomatic rifles now in the hands of crooks this morning. a group of thieves broke into a lakeland gun shop early sunday and stole them. here are some pictures of the crime scene. officials say the suspects smashed the window, broke the burglar bars off the titan arms located on south florida avenue. witnesses say three men went

in a gray ford truck. if you know anything call crime stoppers. happening today -- law enforcement throughout the bay area plan to crack down on people who choose to drink and drive this labor day. it's the drive sober or get pulled over campaign. they are reminding you to plan ahead if you're drinking by using a designated driver or calling a taxi or ridesharing service. you can also call tow2 go, runs through 6:00 tuesday morning. federal transportation officials say the labor day holiday is one of the times of year for drunk driving fatalities. a south florida man accused of threatening to carry out a pulse nightclub style attack is behind bars after being arrested on unrelated charges. police say craig junger became a top priority after they say he posted threatening messages on facebook aimed at gay residents in the wilton manors community of south florida. one post even references the pulse nightclub shooting in

>> the owner of one bar in wilton manors near fort lauderdale says he's caused problems in the path, even vandalized his bar. >> we were concerned he would show up again. >> acquaintances says he's openly there have been multiple stalking and harassments complaints about him in the past. in omaha, nebraska, show of love and support for 2-year-old lane graves killed by an alligator in disney world in june. many gathered what would have been his third birthday. those who attended wore attend blue in his memory. and the parents spoke for the first time since losing their son. >> happy birthday laney, you

every second of every other day. >> my wife would tell you those are the happiest days of her life. i couldn't agree more. >> during the birthday ceremony people formed a heart and released 5,000 blue balloons. lane's parents set up a foundation in memory of their son. instead of spending labor day grilling or hitting the beach a family in tennessee is planning a funeral. a man accused of killing the mother of his children in front of the 2-year-old and 4-year- old. police say beating and stab wounds. kelly's family says they had no idea of the problems between kelly and her high school sweetheart who was also the father of her children. those children by the way were not hurt during the attack. >> this is their last memories of their mom watching this happen to her and i just can't imagine. >> the sheriff says the map accused of killing kelly may have stabbed himself. he will be charged with murder

the hospital. the children are now staying with family. that family wants to share her story in hopes of saving someone else in a domestic violence situation. a boy scout set up outside a walmart in ocala trying to sell snacks to raise money for his troupe gets ripped off instead. a man gave the is it 12?-year- old a $100 bill and asked for $80 in change. the boy soon learned the $100 was fake. the dad says it's a tough lesson for his son. >> i asked him wh learn about this experience? he said not to trust people. that's not right. we're supposed to trust other people. >> to be honest i'm not necessarily going to be angry the rest of his life but at least don't steal from children. >> the man apparently tried to pass a fake bill in the store but the clerk wouldn't accept it. if there's any information about this person please

early on today, we have showers and storms developing by the time we get to 1:00. titan doppler radar quiet now except for showers over 95 with the northeast flow that will bring us with enough moisture here and the sea breezes plenty of thunderstorm activity. 50%. so it is still rather high. so keep it in mind. we'll be dodging thunderstorms especially at the beaches as we get later into the day. we'll talk about changes though coming up in the extended forecast in a few minutes. 5:09. police show up at a labor day drawn. looking for one. looking for one guest.

5:13. thank you for joining us on this labor day monday. here's a live look at the howard frankland, north end, everything looking good so far on the big bridge. 77 degrees in tampa. we'll get an update on labor day monday forecast in a minute. mother teresa now officially a saint. known as the saint of the gutters, saint mother teresa dedicated her life to the poor and sick. she was also a nobel peace prize winner. mother teresa died in 1997, she was 87. the pope honored mother teresa by feeding pizza to the poor after her canonization. a pizza maker from naples and 20 members of his staff bought

they fed 1500 homeless people lunch. most of the homeless live in shelters run by mother teresa's sisters of charity order. they were brought to the vatican by bus from across italy to take part in sunday eights canonization mass where they were given seats of honor. 250 nuns and priests served the pizza. good morning on labor day. dry for now but keep in mind we'll have the afternoon summer thunderstorms here, 40% to 50% titan doppler radar now as we look at the temperatures, clearwater looks excellent, 78 degrees, most of us in the upper 70s. a few low to mid-70. zephyrhills 74 and brooksville. panama city and across i-10 showers and storms already. in fact some leftover showers across portions of southeastern counties here, orlando metro not bad but we have showers and

so today pretty good round of showers and thunderstorms, 40% to 50%, just leftover moisture to tap into. but dry air up above on settle on top of us, beginning tomorrow so. the rain chances will begin to diminish the next few days. there's post tropical hermine, a big low churning up the seas, they will eventually get into rainfall as well across portions of the cape, southern new england and some gusty wi its time but eventually kick out of here through the week with winds rather gusty and they still have the tropical storm warnings along the coastline for today, winds probably around 35, 40 miles per hour with the gusts. not sustained. 30% probability of this it will feature across the winward islands, though if you're vacations there now not great. it's pouring on top of you but this has a low chance of developing though we'll watch

it will encounter difficult terrain for this time of year. boating forecast looks good. a light chop on the bay. 1 to 2-foot seas. extended forecast the next three days, rain chances between 40% and 50% today but dropping big time with the dry air limiting rain chances tuesday 20% to 30% coverage. that will technically be the case through most of the end of the week here so a lot of nice days coming up with temperatures approaching 90 degrees and the overnight lows as they should be in the mid- 70s. a jail in california is not changing its security protocol despite a shooting that left two officers wounded. officials say vong fang opened fire while waiting to visit someone at the fresno county jail saturday.

officers arrested him. still no word on why he opened fire. officials say he's a gang member who spent 16 years in prison for sex offenses. the sheriff's office spokesman says the jail's executive staff is now reviewing the incident. police in ohio caught a suspected thief at a labor day weekend cookout. they say jose diaz jr. went a little too far to get to the party. they sadieas stole an ambulance which was parked at a gas station and drove it to the cookout. he parked it in the ambulance had had a gps tracker, state highway patrol and local police followed it to the home. officers went into the yard with guns drawn and there were kids nearby, no one was hurt though and the suspect surrendered peacefully. strangest part. the hosts of the cookout say they don't know diaz. the maker of gatorade has come out with an organic version of the neon colored sports drink. pepsi co announced it will be

different flavors. it reportedly only has seven ingredients including organic cane sugar and sea salt. 5:18. still ahead -- big crowds lead to big libs at one national park -- lines. will the wait times force the national park service to change the way they operate? >> one musician invites people on stage in philadelphia and things quickly get out of hand. >> but first apple's next big unveiling is days away and we're learni what to expect. diane macedo and nabisco watt have a sneak peek. >> reporter: apple is rolling out new features. >> the i-phone expected to debut wednesday with the apple watch 2 and siri may second linked in messages, book a ride on uber and search for items on pin terest. remember when gaming systems used cartridges? they may do it again.

more data than discs. no word from nintendo yet. one of the most watched videos on youtube now, a live stream from jackson hole, wyoming. >> thousands of people are watching pedestrians walk across an intersection, cars drive by, the big question, why. apparently someone posted online they are going to do something in front of the camera, so far nothing. >> nothing.

y23ppy yy6y it was a chaotic scene in philadelphia over the weekend. police had to clear more than 1,000 people off a stage during a concert on saturday. it happened at the budweiser made in america festival. police say a performer encouraged the crowd to climb on to the stage and it quickly got out of hand. police eventually cleared the crowd and no one was hurt. or even arrested. take a look at these lines. people had to wait for at least an hour just to get into zion

the 100th anniversary of the national parks brought out all these people. the big crowds overwhelmed the shuttle buses the park uses. also ran out of space in the parking lots. many visitors though weren't deterred, some traveling from all over the country to visit. >> labor day weekend, the 100th year they are celebrating. if they don't get a crowd now they will never get a crowd. >> there are more peop canyon. >> park officials already held public meetings this year about overcrowding. almost 4 million people visited between march and november. park services considering making people reserve a spot in the park but reluctant to do anything that would limit access. coming up -- the water is over the roads and even inside homes along the anclote river but some families in pasco county are refusing to leave. >> a former pasco county deputy is accused of driving through a

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fighting and who you are fighting with. good morning, thank you for joining us with abc. >> it's the last day of a three- day weekend for many. >> some five for the kids -- >> five-day weekend. >> what a bonus. it came with our big storm which is long gone at this point. i think we're just looking at afternoon showers and thunderstorms today, nothing unusual. as we check in on the forecast we'll talk about temperatures now in the upper 70s. nice and mild skies. a few clouds otherwise looking pretty good, the earlier part of the day will be the drier part of the day. just think middle of the summer kind of pattern. it's what we're in for today before some drier air moves in. not in time for the long weekend. that comes in tomorrow. today i think rain chances still 40% to 50%, pretty good bet with temperatures now in the mid-70s. crystal river and brooksville. our temperatures beginning to come down a little, it's still early in september. by the end of the month we'll see a big change but beginning