at 9:00 -- a dramatic takedown as police capture the man behind explosions in new york and new jersey. who tipped police off about where he was and the focus of >> then as we look deeper into the sinkhole of the mosaic fertilizer plant we've learned this is not the first time a community in that area has faced a threat of water contamination. how the community of bradley junction lived through their own nightmare more than three decades ago. >> big changes coming to the channelside district in tampa. coming up at 9:00 -- what we just learned is headed this way and how it could impact you. first at 9:00 -- we

accused of planting bombs in new york and new jersey now in custody. investigation into his motives kicks into high gear. >> ahmad rahami is held on $5.2 million bail. diane gallagher shows us the latest on the investigation on into rahami acted alone. >> reporter: with the new york city and seaside park, new jersey, bomb attack suspect in custody new questions now emerging. authorities say they want to know ahmad rahami's motive and whether the 28-year-old was taken into custody monday after nypd and fbi asked the public for help in finding him. rahami was detained a few hours later when a bar owner in linden, new jersey spotted him and alerted authorities. >> i saw his face, then he moved his hoodie, shocked me because i was watching cnn on my laptop. and you have his picture on

looked familiar, seemed like the same guy. >> reporter: another new jersey resident captured the moment just before the confrontation. rahami walks towards police pointing a weapon and then gunfire. the bar owner who first spotted rahami, a witness to the dramatic scene. >> the whole thing maybe took 30 seconds or less. once he rub towards the door everything happened so fast. i was shaking a little bit. he at that time i realized it was the guy. >> reporter:es sos say rahami, a naturalized u.s. citizen from afghanistan is directly linked to the bombings. believed seen on surveillance cameras near the chelsea site saturday night. >> that was diane gallagher reporting. into we're also learning new information into the minnesota mall attack. the fbi calls this a potential

have acted alone. tahir adon, sources say stabbed four people before efforts shot dead by a police officer. investigators are still working to confirm if adon was working with isis. all 10 people injured in the attack have been released from the hospital. should 9:03 , 9:03. police in france make eight new arrests in connection with the bastille truck attack that left 86 people dead. prosecutors say the suspects arli in the attack. the eight men are tunisian and french. islamic state group claimed responsibility for the july 14th attack where a truck plowed into a popular promenade in nice war crowd gathered to watch fireworks. a detective plans to meet with people in land o' lakes today to give more information about the suspicious package found in the area. someone found it nearly two weeks ago near the intersection of collier parkway and roderick drive. that intersection was blocked for hours as several agencies investigated.

atf classified it as fireworks. $3,000 reward now offered for information leading to an arrest in the case. tuesday morning tracking showers on titan doppler radar. as we talked about yesterday. a little more coverage as the flow established itself now. some lightning there as well. in fact i'll put this in motion and you can see the movement northwest to southeast. already brought good rainfall across the northern counties into pasco, east of sun coast, east continues. at least we're moving. we didn't move yesterday and we had good downpours. we will still get good rain, but it will be in and out. we'll have sunshine, it will pour and 10 back to sunshine. we'll continue to see that throughout the morning hours, for the coast. here you see northern pinellas, palm harbor get in on that. by the afternoon that moisture continues to push in. showers turn to thunderstorms and i think we'll have a pretty

not the highest but if you get rainfall it will be on the heavier side because of the air mass working with. futurecast you see it transitioning and pushing east. notice with that along the coast by the evening, janelle martinez, i think we're in pretty good shape. it will be a wet commute for inland counties, then the opposite, drier along the coast which right now is a little wet. the roads are dry now. that is good. unless you're on i-4, a major traffic jam on i-4 westbound heading into tampa. a crash is blocking lanes but look at the backup we're seeing here on i-4 around branch forbes road. also seeing a little delay eastbound as well with these cars stopping or at least pausing to look. check out drive times on i-4, 36 minutes from county line road to downtown. >> you can see the backup all the way to alexander.

tampa. back to you. today we get a look at the future of downtown tampa. the plans for the channelside district around amalie arena finally being unveiled. >> reporter adam winer joins us with a preview. >> a meeting is going over the nearly $2 billion worth of renovation plans they have for this area. when they are done this neighborhood is going to be almost unrecognizable. we got a preview of what is in store. they are planning a lot retail space, a big new hotel. a big new parking garage for amalie arena. and a grocery store. and they are going to be knocking down a restaurant and putting up an office building. that surrounding amalie arena and the new usf college of medicine which is going to be built here as well groundbreaking is not until late 2017 but in the meantime there's an impact.

and more information on how this could affect you is on abcactionnews.com. i'm adam winer in tampa, back to you. 9:06. tonight is your final chance to weigh in on plans for the pier district in st. pete. the last open house discussing the approach is tonight at 6:00. staff and members of the team are revealing more about the project and taking your ideas. tonight's meeting is at the lake vista recreation center on 62nd avenue south. heavy rain fro weakness in how bay area cities handle sewage. rains overwhelmed the st. pete sewer system causing raw sewage to gush from manholes. the st. pete dumped more than 20 million gallons of partially treated sewage into tampa bay. to ease the strain on its systems. the state senator is proposing a temporary solution. it would have st. pete rent storage bladders or barges to hold the sewage water until a processing plant can treat it.

sewage problem this afternoon at usf st. pete. this morning as mosaic crews work to contain the sinkhole, bradley junction is having flashbacks of water contamination there decades ago. luther hamilton remembers when the digging started 250 feet from his front yard. he says imc-agrico owned the mine and most of the surrounding he said dust and odors filled his home and his water turned brown. >> they messed up our wells with the mining. >> imc denied contaminating the local wells but in 1995 "u.s. news & world report" shows how the company spent more than $1 million digging deeper wells for people there. also now the fertilizer plant is giving polk county commissioners an update on how

ryan raish is there and will update us as soon as possible. a polk county softball coach bonded out of jail accused from stealing from her own team. kaelin mancuso is softball, volleyball and pe teacher in the kathleen high school in lakeland. she's accused of forging $700 worth of checks and that she used whiteouts to change the names on the checks to her name. then using her phone to make mobile deposits in her personal account. in items for the team and didn't know she was doing anything wrong. gas prices across the south go dry. the latest to see this after a breakdown after the break. >> i'll never forget him. >> then a cafeteria worker takes a stand against what she calls lunch shaming.

coming up at 9:13 -- an update on the gas pipeline leak we told but yesterday. georgia's governor declaring a state of emergency. allowing fuel truck drivers to work longer than normal hours. stations in georgia and north carolina joining three other states seeing gas shortages due to the leaky pipeline. officials are urging drivers not to fill up unless they really need to. gas prices have spiked 20 cents in colonial pipeline says it will have to bypass around that leak but they have it in place by the end of the week and fuel supplies should be back to normal soon after. speaking of gasoline -- something every driver needs to hear about. aaa says you're wasting money buying premium when your car doesn't require it. aaa says drivers who think they are giving their car a treat by occasionally filling one 93 octane are only wasting money. premium doesn't improve a car's

used in cars that require mid- grade or premium gas. a doorbell camera captures a burglar moments before he breaks into a texas home. that same camera records him as he runs away with a stolen purse and wallet. look at the video of the criminal's face. it couldn't be clearer. the homeowner says he broke into her home early yesterday morning, she says she heard him enter the house and immediately got her husband. >> got taking him out. >> police say the thief got in through an unlocked window. hoping someone will recognize the man in the video and help authorities make an arrest. a washington state school district is investigating after a student was bullied with mean messages on a school-issued on- line app. that app is supposed to be a way for teachers to grade their students on a daily basis but

on and saw mean comments not related to her child's schoolwork. >> negative 5 for having a big butt. oh my god, how can somebody write this about a student? a child that young? >> the mother says she contacted the school and confirmed the fame of the teacher who wrote the comments didn't work in the district. they are now looking into whether the app was hacked. a school cafeteria employee in pennsylvania has quit her job over what she calls lunch stacey coltista says it's at the canon mcmilan school district near pittsburgh. students are denied hot lunches and given a cold cheese sandwich instead because of the parents' overdrawn accounts. defenders of the policy say before the crackdown there were 300 families in deficit and as of friday the number was down to just 66 families.

arizona. it is over a sports field. a cessna 182, and regard with pilot ryan kilgore at the controls. he had several parachutists flying with him at the time. we hear the calls for help he made after noticing the wing on fire. >> that plane went down. >> the parachuters jumped as part of a planned jump. kilgore used a backup chute to save himself. the plane crashed into a house. no one was hurt. the faa looking into what caused the plane to catch fire. two people recovering after a shooting in a las vegas airport parking garage. police say the incident yesterday at mccarren airport was domestic violence related. a man and woman were shot by another man on the sixth floor

gunman. both are expected to survive. police found and arrested the suspect last night. have you been to costa rica? lovely place. this couple had action yesterday. this is the volume that is 35, 40 miles from the main airport in san jose but shut down the airport as we had a plume of ash going upwards of 10,000 feet in the air. airport workers are actually on the runways clearing the ash out of the way to get the fligs today. no injuries reported there. but quite a spectacular site there in san jose, costa rica. we have our own action in the form of showers and thunderstorms. let's get the titan doppler radar and talk about these coastal showers, that continue to move in. some of them with thunderstorms with a little lightning embedded as well. nothing severe and they will be in and out but just an indication of how early we're going to start today, and these will transition further east as we head through the next

for portions of hernando, pasco and into pinellas as well. raining pretty good, dunedin, palm harbor getting in on a nice cell there with with very heavy rainfall. again you don't see a lot of light green. it's indicative of how juicy we are as far as the atmosphere. you tonight see much. you see the red and then the showers will continue to migrate further east. then by later this afternoon i think inland counties get in on it. by then we'l downpours. watch futurecast. i think the model has it just right. today we'll see the showers continuing to move in on the westerly/northwesterly flow. by the afternoon they blossom across the interior counties. so plan accordingly. if you have evening plans along the coast, much better shape. we're getting the showers early this morning. then it's backward heading into the evening further inland. temperatures about 90 degrees for today with those morning showers and then the afternoon inland thunderstorms. let's check on the tropics, we

look at the hook it will make. we've been saying no issues for the u.s. we have what is tropical depression 13 in the deep tropics out there closer to africa. that will become lisa. probably later today or tomorrow. it's karl we're watching because it's going to impact or at least threatening bermuda heading into the weekend. a cat 2 hurricane with 105 mile- per-hour winds. whether it makes a direct strike or not, it's very difficult to do bermuda intensity you don't need a direct hit with this. they will have significant rain and wind by the weekend. 90 for us. extended forecast takes you into the weekend as we continue with rain chances 30% to 40%. highs near 90 saturday and sunday. "the wall street journal" is reporting that k-mart plans to close another 64 stores

in mid-december. the parent company sears announcing in april it would close 68 stores over the summer as it struggles to compete with other large chains and e- commerce sites like amazon. national companies are now hiring for the holidays. that means tens of thousands of jobs up for grabs. target says for the fourth year in a row it wands to add 70,000 people to work in its stores and about 7,500 people to fill on-line orders. is to are also pushing to toys "r" us also looking to hire seasonal workers and u.p.s. as well. two popular chain restaurants you may want to avoid. one has roaches, the other raw sewage. >> his entire job is to help you feel calm. >> i feel like the stalk understands me. >> usc has their famous horse traveler, now a canine is becoming the most popular animal on campus. meet their full time wellness

it's 9:23. to our "dirty dining" report. a fast food restaurant and upscale establishment are both in trouble now with health inspectors. >> bonefish grill in brandon temporarily closed last week. the restaurant on providence road, inspectors saw almost a

taking action for your safety our i-team also finding potentially hazardous food held at dangerous temperatures overnights in the reach in cooler, a stop sale issued on several items inside. elizabeth watts, director of media for bonefish owner bloomin brands sent this statement. meanwhile, a sewage backup forced a taco bell in to shut down temporarily on september 13th. the sewage was coming from floor drains into the kitchen. also mold found in the drink dispenser, and a thermer not working in the reach in cooler. the manager couldn't comment. wendy ryan contacted the restaurant and is still awaiting a response. schools can be a stressful

>> one university in california has a new employee to help. usc just employed a fulltime wellness dog to help with stress and anxiety. meet beauregard tire biter. >> husband handler says professor beau is the college's first time facility dog and studies show dogs do >> lowering cortisol levels and decreasing stress and also increasing the feel good hormones like oxytocin. >> it's an escape from the classes and studying. it's kind of the place to come in and like chill out. >> donation from usc alumni pays for expenses like his food and handler's salary. the students say the lines to visit with the pooch practitioner is well worth the wait because he never seems to mind the company or the

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st. petersburg college, sight of another roundtable discussion on the zika virus today but all the pressure is on washington, dc and the unrelated issues that are holding up funding to fight the virus. >> then we know the topics for the first presidential debate. we'll tell you which three topics debate moderator holt shows for clinton and trump to discuss. coming up. thank you for joining us at 9:30. i'm deiah riley. >> i'm dan shaffer. ivan cabrera is joining us with the forecast. already showers out there.

predgood downpours here. a view from the -- pretty good downpours here. a view from northport beach. clouds already rolling in. we have a picture from dunedin, kim showing us this shot. this is a few minutes ago. a rainbow here as well. that is the cell on radar now. as it continues to head east. oldsmar is next, palm harbor getting very scattered this morning. we're going to make our own showers, don't have to wait for the ones in the gulf to come in. plenty of sunshine will cook up the atmosphere and that will transition into inland afternoon thunderstorms i think by later today. our coverage about 30% to 40%. as everything pushes east and we'll talk about temperatures once again in the upper 80s to around 90 but with all the moisture feeling more, closer to 95 to 100. we'll talk more about the

i'm expecting tomorrow, then changes coming up in the extended forecast coming up. a long night in washington, dc ends without a final vote on funding to fight the zika virus. a bill that would approve more than $1 billion of federal money still sits on the house floor and the reasons for this delay are frustrating florida lawmakers. anchor james tully with the latest from tarpon springs where another roundtable discussion on how to fight the virus is going to take place today. >> reporter: that discussion is going to include county commissioners and public health officials trying to answer questions from the public. as we all wait on word from dc when this overdue funding is going to be approved. >> in florida 86 pregnant women are infected with the zika virus. total in the nation, 731.

telling colleagues in the house how badly florida and the country needs funding to help fight zika. voting to approve a $1.1 billion bill delayed again late monday night. even though a bipartisan agreement was in place. >> you would think this thing was all done. well, unrelated to zika, now there are other things that are threatening the funding bill. at the end of the day we'll get it done. >> reporter: issues like a controversy over regulations and limitations over how many hours long haul truckers can drive. affecting that final vote. this after the senate passed the same. a zika funding last may. >> passed by the u.s. senate 89 votes out of 100 senators. but then of course down in the house of representatives it got all wound up with all kinds of political messaging. >> reporter: when approved the funds are going to help the cdc

senator nelson says is still at least two years from being ready. this news comes as officials now declare miami's winwood neighborhood zika-free. the cdc says it's lifting its travel advisory. governor rick scott said yesterday the area has shown no evidence of active zika transmission in the past 45 days. the governor is now urging people to visit winwood again and help impacted businesses get back on their feet. cases of locally acquired zika virus. miami beach is still active though. martin county deputies searching for a toddler and mother who may be in dane. melanie rykert and 3-year-old daughter were seen two weeks ago in palm city last. they may be with 46-year-old chester smith traveling in a silver pt cruiser. no crime right now committed but deputies are putting the public on alert because they want to be sure the two are safe. happening today -- the

shooting in south tampa over the weekend will be laid to rest. 17-month-old amaya shaffy will be married at sunset memory guards in thonotosassa. she was shot in her family's apartment on south lois avenue not far from macdill air force base. police say a family member owned the gun. police officers are trying to figure out if amaya shot herself. an orlando police detective under investigation for a house party that turned officer john tripp threw a big house party, and a man wound up dead. foul play is not suspected but police are not saying how the man died. the pulse nightclub memorial continues to grow but it's a parking nightmare. the city is thinking of turning night a permanent memorial. a new fence would display

victims but with so many people coming there it's creating parking problems. business owners say the city is not enforcing parking there so they are being forced to have cars towed if they are illegally parked. turning to 9:35, to democracy 2016 -- the stage is set and now we know what the candidates will be discussing during the first presidential debate. ? hillary clinton and donald trump will try to earn your vote by debating america's direction, achieving prosperity and securing the country. three topics moderator lester holt. >> the candidates face off next monday night at 9:00 in new york. the race for the 13th congressional seat, now we know david jolly and charlie crist stand on several key issues. last night they shared views on immigration, gun laws and the zika virus. charlie crist and david jolly had very different opinions on how the area's sewage issue should be cleaned up. >> our country has done it for flint.

>> it's because the mayor who endorsed you who oversaw the catastrophe has not asked for it. >> they did agree on st. pete being the home of a cuban consulate. the ceo of wells fargo is expected to apologize today before a congressional panel for betraying customers' trust. the bank has been dealing with the fallout over allegations it opened millions of unauthorized accounts, moved money into them and signed customers up for on- line banking in order sales targets. ceo john stump says he's deeply sorry, the bank failed to meet its responsibility to customers and did not act sooner to end this unacceptable activity. 9:36. here's a live look at stocks. they are climbing at this hour. five minutes after the opening bell it's up. is someone in your family trying to pay college loans now? you need to know about a new warning of the growing problem of student loan scams.

don't waste your money. >> reporter: christian science monitor says ads on facebook and even the radio offering relief from student loan debt but says many will charge you hundreds of dollars to file federal paper work. something you can do for free yourself. so the warning sign it might be a ripoff? you have to pay several hundred dollars up front. the words "federal" or "national" in the company's name implying they are part of the or they promise forgiveness, that is really not going to happen. finally, the monitor says beware of any loan program you see advertised on facebook. apply for refinancing and consomedation on the u.s. department of education's web site without an upfront fee so you don't waste your money. i'm john matarese. abc action news. one of the million recalled phones in the u.s.? you can replace it as soon as tomorrow. samsung is recalling the 7

bumpy start already in the home country of south korea where many customers reported being turned away. in the u.s. if you have a note 7 you're encouraged to get your free replacement from samsung, wireless carrier or the store where you bought it. still ahead -- an oklahoma family is demanding answers and justice after police shoot and kill an unarmed black pastor. the prominent florida attorney the family hired. >> thousands of dollars in drugs and cash stolen from a pot police don't think the thieves

it looks like a bad dude too. >> he may have just been tasered. >> shots fired! >> ooh. >> we have shots fired. one suspect down! >> new video shows the moment tulsa police shoot and kill an unarmed black man. you see terence crutch -- er with his hands up. he was reportedly tasered before shot and killed by a female officer. the police chief says there was no gun on his person or car. police say he didn't follow orders when he reached into his

death and the way the officer described him saying he looked like a bad dude. >> that big bad dude was a father. that big bad dude was a son. that big bad dude was enrolled at tulsa community college. just wanting to make us proud. >> the department of justice now investigating the shooting, crutcher's family hired attorney benjamin crump who represented trayvon family in florida. 9:42. protesters in columbus, ohio are calling for an independent investigation into the recent shooting of a 13-year-old boy. tyree king was killed by police after he pulled out a bb gun police say looked like a real weapon. police say it began last wednesday with the 911 call reporting an armed robbery. officials say officers ordered the parkway and a 19-year-old to the ground, the 19-year-old complied but witnesses say

bb gun. protesters criticizing the city of columbus for blaming tyree for his own murder. >> why is a 13-year-old dead when he had a bb gun? that's one side of the story. we're not hearing king's side of the story because he's dead. >> the 19-year-old who was with king was later interviewed and released. city leaders promised a thorough investigation into the incident. police are searching for the suspects in this terrifying robbery in portland. it was suspects barge in and wave weapons at store employees and go to town taking jars of marijuana and cash from the store. police hope someone will recognize the suspect, the woman in the video is the only one who isn't wearing a mask. the owner says he believes he was targeted because he operates a cash business. >> they probably won't hit us again but probably adult enough to try it on someone else. i don't want that to happen.

insurance to pay for damage. and it's most important his employees are safe and police catch the robbers before they strike again. new information, it costs more than $200 million to battle the wildfire burning nearly two months on the california big sur coast. it makes it the costliest one in u.s. history. officials say the cost doesn't include actual damage done by the fire like destroyed homes. that number is expected to increase because of as of this morning the blaze is only contained. early this morning typhoon malakis slammed into southern japan. strong winds toppling utility poles, a nursing home inundated with water. 40 residents there forced to evacuates. tens of thousands of people now without power. ivan with a close-up look. we have our two tropical systems in the atlantic. last time they had that, it missed japan, this time they got hit. interesting with the names out

things. hurricanes are typhoons and categorize the tropical storms intel. this called a severe tropical storm as it continues to race to the north and east. i covered that six years ago. they recycled names there as well. we're paying attention to td13, that formed yesterday, that is going to be lisa. just west of cabo verde, this is karl. we've talked about karl not only because it's a tropical storm but the one that is going to be more imminent as far affecting a land mass. not in the u.s. or caribbean but it's bermuda's turn looks likes from a cat 1 to cat 2, intensification there certainly between friday and saturday. that is going to make a huge difference as to what kind of impact we're talking about. that right hook will occur so no worries here in the united states but if you have interest in bermuda, keep checking back. we have plenty of downpours this morning. it's coastal showers, northwesterly flow as we widen out the shot you can see where the weather is coming from. indeed we're going to continue through the morning with this

nothing is getting stuck so it will be in and out. we're going to go from sunshine to tropical rain. it's going to pour and then on the back side of it you're in the clear. that is the kinds of air mass we're talking about. that will continue throughout the day today. we'll put it in motion on futurecast. you can see again not all of us getting wet but do will be looking at the tropical rain and that means 1 to 2 inches an hour rainfall rates or even a little higher. it could cause ponding as well. we'll watch that. shay will be along with dennis at 5:00 to track more stuff on the radar here. 90 degrees this afternoon. feeling more like 100 with the humidity. that continues with us there. and right through the first day of fall, thursday 10:21 eastern

weather. into next weekend. 9. 46. still ahead, a house for anybody that wants to live like harry potter but it's going to

9:50. remember this death-defying stunt in that is harry houdini hanging above new york city

a magician in pittsburgh wants to try it. lee turmasik plans to hang upside down, with a strait jacket like houdini did to mark 100 years to the day of houdini doing the same stunt in the same place. >> we sill have the fascination with not just the routine but where it came from being from houdini. >> the feat is planned for november 6th. the man says he expects it will take him escape from that strait jacket. you can now live in harry potter's boyhood home but with a catch. you'll need real muggle money to buy it. a lot of it. that house was owned by the dursleys in the harry potter movie for sale. it's in berkshire county about 25 miles west of london. the cost only $625,000. >> only?

investment because it's double what that house sold for in 2003. >> i wonder if there's room under the stairs. >> probably. after two weeks of "dancing with the stars," two athletes are at the top. >> another sports star is moving forward after scary incident last week. here's more from the tv theme song night. >> reporter: dressed in kermit green olympic gold medalist ryan lochte quick stepped to the muppet show last week rotesters rushed the stage but this week extra security in place, just in case. >> did it give you a little extra confidence? knowing there was extra eyes on you? >> yes. knowing there's extra security and everything helped me out a lot. then in the back of my mind i was still nervous. >> there was a little powwow before it all started, i saw there were more security people. >> reporter: after two weeks of dancing another olympic

>> to go home after gymnastics and watch the show and turn around and be on it is mind blowing to me. >> reporter: adding up two weeks of scores and another athlete, james half-inch cliff is in second place. >> national dancing ability is not necessarily my strength but i work hard. i am competitive. being in the situation it's a great challenge. >> reporter: the week's most improved dancer? tara. >> she's inspiring people that are scared to come out with problem or insecurities to just go out there and do what they feel and love. >> reporter: my statistics show maureen mccormick tied for second with baby face -- >> tell me about the charts. >> reporter: former texas governor rick perry there's a big bonus to being on "dancing with the stars." >> when my daughter gets married in about three weeks i won't embarrass her on the dance floor. how about that? i'm a winner all the way around. >> reporter: you'll see the

during tonight's results show.

still tracking showers, in fact some thunderstorms. showers now connected with each other from pasco to pinellas. this all will march east. en 40%. continuing coverage of the day's top stories on abcactionnews.com. >> tampa bay's "morning blend"

good tuesday morning. >> i hope i don't have pop tarts do was snacking. >> of course you were. you always do. love it. looking kind of festive. >> we are thinking christmas already. this is the best time of year. we will talk about fall tv in a moment. halloween is around the corner. thanksgiving will be here, christmas. we are going to have a baby on the blend. >> she's got to come out at some point, right? >> we have a great show coming up.