with temperature today not fall- like at all. abc action news at 4:30 starts now. $5 million bail. the man accused of planting >> dangerous explosives on a highway. who left the items too close on a busy road? i'm dan shaffer. >> i'm deiah riley. the new york/new jersey bombing subject now charged with five counts of attempted murder of a police officer. >> police arrested ahmed rahami after a scourge with police. he underwent surgery for a gunshot wound to the leg. >> reporter: crossing two

suspected serial bomber ends in gunfire. >> there's a guy shooting a gun, shots fired. >> reporter: unfolding three hours after police sent a text alert and released an image of the suspect. 28-year-old ahmad khan rahami. the owner of this bar in linden, new jersey sees a man sleeping in his hallway and called police. the officer recognizes the suspect. >> in seconds the suspect fired on him. >> reporter: rahami flees on police officers pursuing him. the officers fire back bringing him down, now recovering in the hospital. >> man, it was wild. >> reporter: the takedown, 48 hours after the first device exploded on this new jersey boardwalk. then this powerful blast rocked a manhattan neighborhood. three hours later a pressure cooker is found just four blocks north and the next night five pipe bombs are found at the new jersey train station.

video surveillance and information gathered from the unflowedded bomb led him to rahami. a naturalized american citizen born in afghanistan. the fbi found more bombs when searching his apartment. we're told he traveled to afghanistan and pakistan telling authorities he had a wife in pakistan. >> if he's made frequent trips to afghanistan then investigators in particular, the fbi are going to have to figure out who he visited and what were purpose of his trip. >> reporter: authorities tell abc news that rahami refusing to answer questions or even give his name. right now they are digging into his life on-line and into the trip to afghanistan trying to figure out a motive and to find out if he was in fact acting alone. abc news, new york. 4:32. in las vegas a shooting in a parking garage at mccarren

injured in a domestic-related shooting. police say the shooter made it off airport property and still on the run. the man's condition is not known but the woman is eked to survive. no reports of flight delays related to the incident. a houston man now in jail nor plotting to blow up a building, he now faces 10 years in prison. this comes as pasco county deputies investigate a suspicious device left in a busy intersection. a detective plans to meet with people in land o' lakes to give more information about that suspicious package it was found nearly two weeks ago near the intersection of collier parkway and roderick drive. the area blocked off for hours as several agencies investigated. the sheriff says the device had mortar shells in it and it was classified as fireworks. but people in the neighborhood say they want more answers. >> the lack of information provided to us is somewhat disconcerting. you like to know what is going on in your neighborhood.

arrest in this case. happening today -- the toddler who died during a shooting in south tampa over the weekend is going to be laid to rest. a 17 month amaya shaffy will be buried at sunset memory gardens in thonotosassa. he was shot at her family's apartment near macdill air force base. the investigation is ongoing if she kalen mancuso is a softball, volleyball and pe teacher at kathleen high school. she was arrested for reportedly forging $700 worth of checks. the report says she used whiteout to check the name on the checks to her name and made deposits into her personal account. mancuso told investigators she used the money to buy thins for the school's sports teams. deputies need your help catching an armed robber.

sunday morning. no one was hurt. if you recognize this guy call the polk county sheriff's office. an orlando police detective is under investigation. officer john tripp apparently through a big house party, one guest ended up dying. foul play is not suspected but police are not saying how he died. happening today -- pinellas county officials are holding a discussion about the zika virus and also prevention efforts. that meeting starts at 9:00 at the tarpon springs st. pete college. you can submit questions during the informational open house. ivan has a look at the tuesday forecast. >> upper 70s to lower 80s. titan doppler radar quiet now. i think with the flow off the water we'll be good for morning coastal showers getting going between 7:00 and 9:00. inland thunderstorms much like

tropics, we'll talk more about karl and what will likely become our next storm lisa in the atlantic ocean. rain chances today 30%. we'll go for upper 70s and low 80s, to near 90 degrees with the heat index or feels-like about 100 this afternoon. it's 4:36. let look at the morning commute. this is i-275 at ashley drive near downtown tampa. no problems to report but again it's early. janelle is watching our traffic cameras and will have a full look coming up up in 25 minutes. we look deeper into the sinkhole at the mosaic fertilizer plant. it's not the first time the community has faced a threat of water contamination. as abc action news reporter cameron polom explains bradley junction lived through their own nightmare more than three decades ago. >> you go this way and around.

remembers the day the digging started. >> they dropped the bucket right on the property line. i stood in my yard and talked to the man. that's how close he was to me. >> reporter: hamilton, a pastor now says once the digging began dust and odors filled his home and the water out of his faucets and toilets turned with the mining. >> reporter: imc denied contaminating the local wells but this 1995 "u.s. news & world report" shows how the company spent more than $1 million digging deeper wells for residents. since 1993 the area has run on these small treatment plants maintained by polk county but these latest images now have alarm bells ringing in hamilton's head once again.

i don't drink it. i never drank it. i buy my water from zephyrhills. >> reporter: many bradley residents who didn't want to go on camera told similar stories. hamilton has a piece of advice for those also worried by this latest video. >> we need to get with our congressmen, we need to yell and we need to yell loud. >> reporter: in polk county, cameron polom, abc action news. time 4:38. martin county deputies are searching for a toddler and melanie rykert and her 3-year- old were last seen two weeks ago in palm city. deputies say they may be 46- year-old chester smith traveling in a silver pt cruiser no crime now has been committed but deputies want to be sure the two are safe. a central florida man is recovering after an alligator attacked him during a morning swim. police in melbourne say the 56- year-old man who was homeless was swimming near a bridge yesterday when the gator

survive. fwc searched the river for gator. we're till waiting to hear what they found. in the race for florida's 13th congressional seat we now know where the two candidates stand on several key issues. they debt baited last night in st. petersburg. shared views on immigration, gun laws and zika. they have very different opinions about how the area's sewage issue should be handled. >> to get this cleaned up, our country has done it for flint, why can' county? >> it's because the mayor who endorsed you who oversaw this catastrophe has not asked for it. >> they agree on st. petersburg being the home of a cuban consulate. actor jim carrey now being sued for the drug overdose death of his former girlfriend. who is suing him? and his response, after the break. >> hillary clinton attacks donald trump about his stance on foreigners entering the united states. why she says trump is helping groups like isis. that and his latest

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suicide with prescription drugs. cathrriona white died last september. the lawsuit filed by her husband mark burton. they were separated and she was dating jim carrey. it's believed he claims she gave the -- jim carrey gave the pills to her and she committed suicide. we have new video showing the moment tulsa police shot and killed an unarmed black pastor. >> i think he may have just been tasered. >> shots fired! >> we have shots fired, one suspect down! >> the video shows terence

his stalled suv. he was reportedly tasered before shot by a female officer. police say they didn't find a gun on the pastor or in his car. they say he was not following orders when they reached into his car. the department of justice is investigating. latest in democracy 2016 -- hillary clinton is coming to florida tomorrow, holding a rally in orlando. on the campaign trail yesterday she accused donald trump of helping islamic she says his anti-muslim rhetoric is helping groups lining the islamic state recruit new fight ers. in an interview interwith fox news. how much the bolt ev will now cost? it will have a sticker price of just over $37,000.

buying a electric vehicle it drops to around $30,000. it will have a rear view camera and region on demand panel and touchscreen, the car slows without the brakes to help recharge the battery. it goes on sale later this year. if you're looking for a job make plans to be in largo tonight. the pinellas county college and career fair continues its two- day job fair. at pinellas park high school in largo from 6:00 to 8:00. more than 150 employers an 4:46. some buccaneer players will install a learning garden at lanier elementary school in tampa. this is an event from several years ago. the event helps students learn about healthy food and local agriculture. the weather is important whether you're planning a garden. >> you have a garden dan? >> i have a container garden.

now back to the grocery store. titan doppler radar pretty quiet. we need the rain of course for everything here in florida. we got plenty of it yesterday across the eastern side of the peninsula. the dry air is going to try to work. in it needs a little help. there's a disturbance east of us to 20% to 30% by the middle part of the week and heading into thursday but for now it's still up to the north and i still think we're good for showers and thunderstorms today, coverage about 30% to 40%. temperatures as we see them now. pretty good range. haines city, lakeland 73. brooksville 73. then get to the coast and we get into the upper 70s to lower 80s. of course with the humidity that makes it feel even warmer than that. so morning coastal showers,

morning. you don't have to see them in the gulf for them to effect us. as they develop they will begin to migrate along the coast and get a little stronger with potential downpours by the time we get to the midday hour, then everything pushes towards the east coast. there is karl headed towards bermuda. eventually as a cat 2 hurricane. then tropical depression 13 out there in the deep tropics to become lisa. there's the track by the way if you have interest in berm it's looking more and more like they are going to get some impact from this. for us steady as she goes, highs near 90. afternoon showers and storms with the morning coastal showers through the end of the week. quick check of traffic at 4:48. live look at i-275 near roosevelt. no big issues there. janelle martinez is checking the roads and the rest of the cameras and has live reports starting at 5:00. the bucs coach talks about

against the yankees at the trop. john sabol with your morning sports. >> reporter: good morning. thank you for stopping by. buccaneers lost more than just a game against the cardinals. four players left sunday's 33 point loss with injuries, none returned. doug martin headlines the walking wounded, with a hamstring injury. coaches don't like to see that. depending on the severity they can take forever to heal. when you think about martin's meanwhile, luke was seen in the locker room without crutches yesterday but had a cast on the lower left leg. dirk won't know if anyone plays against the rams until the mri results come back later today. if he's out the bucs' running game will obviously suffer. >> you take a top level player out you usually don't have exactly the same caliber player

charles sims. but yeah it definitely hurts you. it's the nfl. >> the gators now with luke del rio out with the knee injury will start austin applebee and talk about getting thrown into the fire. the first gators road game will be at tennessee saturday. one volunteer fan so happy to here appleby will start he started a gofundme page for his funeral saturday, kid you not. the site was take appleby thought it was pretty hilarious. >> it was part of the rivalry. i love it -- if it's ncaa approved they are going to get me some cash. i could use it. i'm getting hungry plus can pay for gas for my scooter. >> priceless response there. high school applebee wore number 15 in honor of his favorite player tim tebow. who is giving baseball a shot.

yesterday at the new york mets instructional league. as of yesterday afternoon tebow had the third highest jersey in major league baseball. impressive for a guy who probably won't make it to the majors but till pet cool nonetheless. he told reporters yesterday he's not thinking of football anymore. just focused on baseball. souza will be having surgery on his hip, should training. that's your morning sports update, enjoy your day. we thought she was a (bleep) and were talking about her -- >> a student gets insults on a school-issued on-line app. what the district is saying about the teacher behind the harsh comments. >> the cdc says the older we get the greater risk for eye disease we face. today we'll go through testimonies you can take to help protect your vision into older age.

bus stop forecast temperatures in the upper 70s with mostly cloudy skies. by the afternoon we'll need the rain gear again. temperatures will be approaching 90 and rain coverage today about 30%. we'll have more on futurecast and the extended forecast

4:54. remember that louisiana boy caught on camera sneaking into his neighbor's garage to hug their dog? he was hugging the neighbor's dog because his dog recently passed away. after a lot of pressure from the public and begging and pleading from the boy mom finally gave in, that little boy now has his own puppy to play with. and of course hug. a cheetah cub and puppy companion playing at the columbus zoo. they are in an animal encounters part of the zoo. the pup's mom is visitors to see. our local community can find out more about the fight against the zika virus. >> pinellas county officials holding a meeting for residents. two ways you can ask officials questions yourself about the effort to stop the virus from spreading. a live report still ahead from where the meeting will be held. >> the tampa bay lightning owner's plans for downtown

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programs, plus why facebook is cracking down on some trump supporters. >> more on a developer's vision for channelside bay plaza and the rest of downtown. we have a glimpse of what it could look like in a few years. good morning. thank you for joining us on abc action news on this tuesday. i'm deiah riley. >> i'm dan shaffer. breaking news from overnight. an american airlines flight making an emergency landing at tampa international airport. very little else to tell you but more information will come as soon as it becomes available. we check with each for tuesday morning. >> we're going to look at titan doppler radar picking up showers there. indication of what is to come through the morning hours. we'll have that continuing to move in from northwest to southeast. that's the flow we're in, as far as temperatures upper 70s. calm winds though once again. step out, quite the tropical humidity so feeling very steamy, that's the case through the afternoon. we had heat index values, feels-