through the afternoon and evening hours. the discovery made overnight near a new jersey train station as authorities try to identify the man seen in a video where a bomb exploded in new york city. >> the search for a kidnapper. where this mom accused of taking her from their guardian in citrus county could be heading next. >> tragic shooting. neighbors tell us a young girl got hold of a gun with fatal results. thank you for joining us on this monday. i'm dan shaffer. >> i'm deiah riley. we start with the breaking news from new york city. the metro area in new york city. investigators are examining a suspicious device found in a trash can near a new jersey train station. >> train service is suspended in the area. five people have been take noon

saturday's explosion in new york. here are the details. >> a bomb just went off in new york. >> it shattered the windows and we ducked. >> reporter: this man helps a woman bloody by flying debris. >> i'm holding you. you're ok. nothing going to happen. >> the explosion so powerful that authorities are shocked no one was killed. and that all 29 people injured have already been released from area hospitals. as many as five people were taken into fbi custody tonight in connection with the explosion but have not yet been charged with a crime. the investigation is continuing. police found what they believe to be the bomb left in this toolbox now a pile of twisted metal. authorities are hoping another device found just a few blocks away provides more answers. >> the word is both devices are pressure cookers. they were similar in construct.

pressure cook we are wires and cell phone attached on its way to a lab for more investigation. >> it was an intentional act. >> reporter: as new york city prepares to welcome hundreds of world leaders this week for the u.n. general assembly the governor insists new york is ready. >> we will find who planted these explosives and they will be punished. >> reporter: multiple law enforcement officials are telling abc news that they've seen one man in surveillance footage at both the bombing location and from where they found that unemployeded device. they are now faye that man. maggie ruly, abc news, new york. we're also following breaking news from citrus county. the florida department of law enforcement issuing an amber alert last night for two children. authorities say the kids' mother kidnapped them from a guardian living in lecanto. here's a picture of the mom, 38- year-old stacey williams. detectives say she burst into the home of the caregiver attacking that woman before grabbing 3-year-old ryland

williams and leaving. they believe she's traveling with her husband, ryan, the children's father. it's feared the children are in danger, the couple have a volatile relationship and history of drug abuse. williams could be heading to west virginia in a 2004 ford expedition if you have information or see them call 911. ivan cabrera has florida's most accurate forecast. >> good morning. we had a few showers and storms yesterday. right now skies clear, winds calm. not much of a cooling breeze out there. although the actual temperatures in the mid and upper 70s across the interior but feels like upper 80s to around 90 degrees at this hour because of the warm water temperature. also the humidity that is on top of us, tropical air mass sets the stage for showers and storms to really get going by the time we get to mid-morning. rain coverage 40%. we'll have highs this afternoon

index well into the 90s and 100s. quick check of the roads, i- 75 at fowler avenue no issues to report there. nary a car on the road. we'll check the roads again in 15 minutes. one traffic alert -- part of the selmon expressway is closed until 5:00 this morning to allow crews to pressure clean the reversible express lanes. both eastbound and westbound are closed from 50th street to 22nd street. the closures will continue for three weeks. lanes through thursdays from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. the reversible express lanes will stay open for eastbound drivers. 4:34. a 17-month-old toddler is dead shot and killed at a south tampa apartment complex. detectives trying to figure out how it happened just after 4:00 yesterday afternoon. several neighbors at the clipper bay apartment complex north of macdill air force base say that little girl may have found the gun and shot herself.

confirming that but will relies hordetails later -- release more details later this morning. pasco police need your help, to find william engel, accused of slashing his boss with a knife and driving his car into a business. deputies say engel and ex- girlfriend got into a fight about child custody at a 7- eleven on county road and i-19. authorities say engel's boss was engel from slashing the tires on the car. his injuries are not serious. if you see engelcule 911. people say there's a foul odor coming from the sinkhole in mulberry, they say it smells like rotten eggs and don't know if it's safe to stay in the

but nearly 50 moims are asking for free -- homeowners are asking for free water testing. in the meantime they say they will drink bottled water. >> it's scary. my grandchildren come to the house all the time. >> the neighbors say they don't trust mosaic so they are turning to an independent company to do the water testing. mosaic says it's removing all the contaminated water out of the aquifer. governor scott plans to visit the miami neighborhood at the center of the zika outbreak. the governor expected to announce the winwood neighborhood is no longer considered a zika zone. it's been 45 days since any new cases were detected in the area. however friday a zika zone was expanded in nearby miami beach after a fifth mosquito tested positive. last week scott authorized an additional $10 million to fight zika. president obama is trying to bring attention to a crisis responsible for killing more americans than traffic accidents. he's declared this week opioid

cabinet members and federal agencies will focus this week on addressing the drug epidemic affecting the country. the president is asking congress for more than $1 billion to fight opioid or heroin addiction and expand treatment options. the prescription painkillers killed more than 128,000 americans in 2014. today we launch or eighth annual taking action against domestic violence campaign. >> for the start wearing purple, the color symbolizing domestic violence awareness. for six weeks we'll have reports including who we selected as officer of the year. and we're recognizing everyday heroes, people who don't necessarily work in domestic violence-related business but took action anyway. for more information on the campaign go to abcactionnews.com/dv. 4:37. coming up at 5:00 -- isis is

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just about 4:42. hollywood honoring tv's best last night at the emmys. you saw the ceremonies live on abc. deiah riley watched the whole thing. >> i watched all of it. >> on about two hours' sleep now. >> the drama series categories were there while favorites found more gold among comedies. host jimmy kimmel kicks off the show. >> reporter: the 58th annual emmys kicked off this celebration of television wi some of the year's most celebrated tv characters. host jimmy kimmel flying in on a dragon. and setting the stage for a night that had hbo's "game of thrones" facing with "the people versus oj simpson" the two series with the most nominations at 23 and 22 respectively. >> if your show doesn't have a dragon or white bronco in it go home now.

drivers winning for "veep," her eighth emmy. >> our show started as the political satire but now feels more like a sobering documentary. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the "snl" actress who plays clinton winning a supporting actress emmy. >> thank you hillary clinton. >> reporter: a jeb bush cameo. and kimmel. >> who is to blame for donald trump? >> producer of "celebrity apprentice." >> we don't have to watch reality shows anymore, we're living in one. >> reporter: and world lost this year. gary shandling. and some of the other big acting awards going to -- >> please give transgender talent a chance. >> please tell me you're seeing this too. [ laughter ] >> i feel so lucky to be on a show that puts women at the center. >> reporter: outstanding limited series. >> reporter: "the people versus oj simpson." they are now tearing down the red carpet but it's not over.

parties. in los angeles, lauren lister, abc news. good stuff. didn't know it was on. got plenty of sleep for all of us here. good morning on a monday. as we check in on conditions hot and humid, afternoon showers and storms. nothing unusual for this time of morning and heading into the afternoon more storms are on the way. we are in the tropics and we have karl, tropical storm becoming a hurricane at the end of the period and 96l. we'll talk about second. temperatures this morning upper 70s to lower 80s. mostly clear, calm conditions as far as the winds so there's not much to cool us off out there. in fact feels-like temperature now is a sultry 89 to 90 across the coast. mid and upper 70s. the feels-like -- st. pete 90 degrees this morning. 88, felt that if you're watching us from tampa. titan doppler radar quiet but

showers already developing. we have a westerly flow. that means that the steering currents are going to move the showers and storms from west-to- east so we'll see them first on the coast and lastly across our interior counties. sometimes we get the opposite. like last week. we'll watch what happens here, by the time we get to 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 p.m. everything pushes nicely to the east so we'll begin to get a break along the coast. then the storms continue to intensify a little further across polk, hardee, desoto, highlands, even hillsborough as well. there's tropical storm karl, very weak and ragged-looking storm now but it's forecast to become a hurricane. then pretty good chance it will develop, 80% chance it will, a new tropical wave off africa. we'll watch that. this is the projected path for tropical storm karl. in fact i will tell you this is the latest from the national happy -- national hurricane center. this is a 5:00 a.m.

per-hour winds by the end of the period. we had that a few minutes ago as a cat 1. now it's starting to look ominous for bermuda with a cat 2 not far off. and 100 mile-per-hour winds. we'll watch that closely. as far as temperatures across the rest of the u.s. there's fall. to the north. indeed temperatures in the 50s, we'll get them into the 70s if you're traveling across the northeast, keep that in mind with showers and storms. otherwise we'll get plenty of that for you today here. if you are not traveling. 7-day fo near 90. rain coverage 40%, that will hold steady through the middle and latter part of the week no big changes now heading into next weekend as well. let's look at the morning commute at 4:46. this is the i-75 overpass and i- 4, not a lot of traffic now. janelle will be coming up with the full commute. a woman is in jail in

neighbors. police say she told her neighbors a bomb would go off in an hour. k-9 officers swept the area but found nothing. investigators say the suspect told them it was an empty threat. she's now charged with a false report concerning the planting of a bomb. >> the egyptair crash in may, investigators say they found explosive materials in the may have been an inside job. flight 804 crashed over the mediterranean sea as it was heading from paris to cairo, all 66 people on board died. in arizona, federal officials investigating what caught a skydiving plane to crash into a house near phoenix saturday night. authorities say everyone on board that plane bailed out before the crash. the pilot was burned but is also expected to survive. people inside that house are also ok but the home is a total loss.

victim after his samsung galaxy note 7 caught fire. the palm beach man says he suffered second degree burns when it exploded in his pocket. earlier this month a st. pete man says his phone started a fire that destroyed his jeep. samsung is recalling the note 7, replacements will be available no later than wednesday. back to work this morning for the tampa bay buccaneers. the team played its worst game in years. as john sabol explains hurts even more because of the bucs suffered. -- injuries bubts suffered. >> reporter: only 16 games remained but out of the 1610 are against baltimore, new york and boston. all three still fighting for a playoff spot. now the rays are trying to play the role as spoiler as two

yankees. evan longoria drills this to deep center. three run homer, 33rd of the year tying his career high for the most long balls in a season. 3-0 tampa bay but the orioles score four in the first to lead 4-3 but back come the rays and logan forsyth delivers an rbi single to right. souza scores, tied at 4, souza now rips it to center and adam jones, dives, can't make the catch. brad miller scores, the lead 5-4 but tampa bay not done yet. longoria got even better, knocks in his fourth and fifth rbi of the evening. first time in five years longoria registered five rbi in a game. rays up 7-4, lead cut to 7-6 in the ninth. chris davis trying to be the hero but he's struck out. stealing the 7-6 rays victory over the orioles. baltimore now drops to a game and-a-half back of first place,

big weekend of college football, usf heads to syracuse. florida state in louisville and gators host north texas. 4:50. coming up next -- lightning redefined. the historic bolts that are changing how meteorologists define the natural phenomenon. >> up next, gas shortages. what has drivers across the south worried they won't be

4:53. good morning as we they can in outside. what you don't see is what you can feel as you step out, in tampa anyway feels like 88 now with the humidity. that will set the stage for showers and storms today. titan doppler radar though is quiet behind me now but by the mid-morning hour we get coastal showers developing. then everything pushing to the east. we're dry for the bus stop. temperatures in the upper 70s this morning. to lower 80s by 8:00. then we'll hit 89, 90 this afternoon with showers and storms. you'll need the rain gear by 3:00 p.m. it's 4:53. good morning. to fill up before you head to workings aaa reporting bay area gas prices are down 5 krernts in the past week to an average of 2.09.

and national average. but drivers in the south found some stations are running out of gas. >> it's happening in alabama, south carolina and tennessee. the gas shortage is being blamed on a leaking gas pipeline in alabama. that leak is disrupting the gas distribution in the southeast and prices are rising a few cents at the stations with gas. some drivers of course hope the shortage ends soon. >> it's concerning at first. i have a 40-minute commute to work. so i wasn't quite sure if i would have back and forth. >> i think people may be freaking out for no reason. >> companies running out of gas say they are doing what they can to get more gas trucked in. aaa believes it will end soon though. and the leaking pipeline should be repaired in the next week. an actress best known for her role as leasele in the 1965 oscar winning film "the sound of music" died.

carr died at age 37 from complications from a rare form of dementia. after the film's success she left the movie business to raise two kids. she's the first of the actors who played the seven von trapp children to pass away. donald trump is coming back to florida today. we'll show you the florida city where he's holding a rally later today. >> terror attack? the reason authorities are saying a mass stabbing in a minnesota mall could be linked

at 5:00 -- potential terror attacks in the u.s. with more possible explosives found just hours ago. we're getting updates about what authorities found. >> isis claiming responsibility for attacks at a mall in the midwest. but did they really plan the mass stabbing? >> good morning, thank you for starting your monday with abc action news. i'm deiah riley. >> i'm dan shaffer. let's start with the action weather forecast.

and this morning. feels like temperatures in the upper 80s. 81 tampa. mostly clear skies, calm winds, setting the stage for a very steamy morning. 82 in st. pete. the rest of us in the mid to upper 70s. when you factor in the tropical humidity still feels like 90 degrees along the coast. it will set the stage for a hot and humid afternoon but also thunderstorms. we'll get them starting 11:00, 12:00, then everything pushing east on a westerly flow so to 4:00 is our window for showers and storms with plenty of sunshine through the morning. we're checking your live drive here. driving around the roads trying to figure out if there are any problems out there. so far so good on this monday morning. we have this one little incident that we are watching on i-75 northbound just before you get to i-4. we have what used to be a vehicle fire. now a semi truck off to the side, not really causing any