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right now at 11:00, protesters taking to the streets in charlotte tonight for the fourth consecutive evening. at the same time the north carolina state bureau of investigation announcing they will independently investigate the death of keith lamont scott. tonight the movement spreading to other cities. people alsta calling for something to be done following two deadly police shootings this week. many consider both questionable. that anger not eased by a video made public just today of scott's final moments taken by his wife. good evening and thanks for joining us i'm wendy ryan. right now the family and the city's mayor calling on police to release their videos. abc's heather willaga has more. >> reporter: as demonstrators

for the 4th straight night protesting the police shooting of keith lamont scott. >> he has no weapon. don't shoot him. >> reporter: we now have our first look at scott's last moments. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. he ain't doing anything. >> reporter: this cell phone video taken by his wife and released by his family. >> he doesn't have a gun. he has a tbi. he's not going to do anything to you, he just took his medicine. >> reporter:is the car. >> keith, get out of the car. keith, don't you do it, don't you do it. keith, keith, keith! don't you do it. did you shoot him? did you shoot him? >> reporter: his wife in shock as her husband lies mortally wounded. >> that's okay. did you all call the police? i mean the ambulance? >> reporter: police say that scott was armed and that this image shows the gun they

same object far from the body. charlotte's police chief resisting calls to release police video of the shooting. >> if i were to put it out indies criminally, it could inflame the situation. >> reporter: they say charlotte police do have the authority to release the video. they say local officials are actively discussing whether or not they will release in the meantime democratic nominee hillsborough now postponing her -- nominee hillary clinton now postponing her trip after the mayor asked both donald trump and hillary clinton not to visit as the state is is still in unrest. we have breaking news in burlington, washington right now. police tell us that two people have been shot at the cascade mall. witnesses telling reporters that a hispanic man walked into a macy's store and then opened fire. right now officers are

last seen walking away towards a nearby interstate. we'll stay on top of this story and bring you more as soon as we know more. in the meantime a pinellas county man is out for a jog after facing felony child abuse charges. police telling us that his arrest could have been totally unavoidable. abc action news reporter michael paluska is live in st. pete where they see a 13-year- old boy was choked. michael? >> reporter: wendy, good evening. i want to show you this sidewa big. st. pete police say that apparently there were bicycles blocking this area of the sidewalk, but that the jogger was coming through the area instead of going around, apparently that he would get enraged at these sidewalks in their path and that is when police say he attacked that teen. >> reporter: this is 62-year- old james mcdonald's mugshot. police arrested him thursday evening. st. pete police said he became enraged that bicycles were block his jogging path. he screamed at a team according to police to move the bikes.

that 13-year-old down and then kept jogging. >> without my attorney now i'm not going to talk to you. >> anything that you could tell us about that allegedly? >> no, there's not. >> reporter: late friday night we tried to get his side of the story about what happened on the sidewalk. >> and were there words exchanged? >> come on. >> reporter: is there anything that you could tell us though? i mean i have the affidavit and the mug shot if you want to clear the record you can talk to us. >> reporter: a parent who took their children to the park near where th bicycles blocking the sidewalk made someone so mad. >> we don't really know anything because we weren't there, but whatever it was you don't put your hand on the child. he could have gone on with his business to avoid going to jail. >> reporter: police telling us that the 13-year-old had clear marks around his neck and his chest from where it appeared he was choked. that teen tonight is doing fine with non-life threatening injuries.

news. good evening everybody. made it to friday night into a big weekend across the area. the weather cooperating so far. the only rain is across our interior counties. the temperatures are very warm. in fact we have broken another record today hitting 93 in tampa. still in the upper 70s to the lower 80s overnight. skies remain mostly clear. so for those early morning tailgates tomorrow you've got a 12:00 kickoff. the bulls and the no with an isolated shower in the second half that should not be a big deal though with temperatures extremely hot. if you're going to the game, drink lots of water. we're going to be in the low 90s. i'll let you know if it will be a repeat performance for the bucs game coming up in a couple of minutes. >> all right, thanks, dennis, we'll check back with you. new tonight a follow up to a story that we brought to you last night from an expert witness. the polk county sheriff said that the man faked his credentials. today that witness' attorney barry cohen sending us a copy

sheriff's department claiming that the sheriff grady has stomped all over his client. chester tekowski and his right to presumption of innocence. right now the florida surgeon of general is issuing an emergency order to a chiropractic assistant. two women saying that juan barrel inappropriately touched them at an orlando clinic. the emergency order bars him from practicing on women, but free to treat men. a clinic spokesperson says that he has no a pediatric dentist is accused of running a house of horrors ruining children's teeth to earn millions from medicaid. dr. howard snyder catered to low-income families. and now more than 100 parents telling similar stories about their kids. dr. snyder performed unnecessary procedures on their children. many of those kids leaving the office with bruises on their faces and their necks. their mouths filled with bloody gauze.

hold those partials in, he decided to go in and slice my son's gum line wide open, put some wiring mesh with no explanation at all. >> snyder has closed his practice and denies any wrong doing. he also gave up his dentist license. the license or the state attorney general rather has charged snyder with 11 counts of medical fraud. his attorney has filed a motion to declare this dentist incompetent. a family of ten now homeless tonight after a fire st now they are facing the task of starting over. abc action news reporter marisela burgos is live in plant city with how this fire even started. marisela? >> reporter: i want to show you exactly what can happen when you walk away from your grill. firefighters say this was an accident. it is very hard to tell what was inside this home. there were six children that lived here ages one to 17. firefighters spent an hour

family of ten shared. the size of the house in daytime heat made it trickier. firefighters brought in water because there weren't any fire hydrants. >> there was a lot of smoke inside the house. >> reporter: 12-year-old solana went around the house checking on his family. >> i went to call my grandma and she was sleeping. and then good thing i went to call her because like the roof was almost already on fire. >> reporter: firefighters believed that the fire started after someone left the grill unattended. >> i saw fire coming out pan. and then oil, it was spreading out. then it went higher and i told my cousin that it was not suppose to be like that. she said i don't think so. >> reporter: he was working, driving home immediately. >> it is when i heard my daughter crying and screaming that the house was burning. i didn't know what was going on, i was scared. >> reporter: seeing the damage with her own eyes was tough. especially because she recently moved in with her family. >> it's hard because i was

with my girls. and to see that i lost what i was barely starting to get back, it hurts. >> reporter: they are grateful for any help that they can get. >> we lost everything. >> reporter: firefighters say to avoid something like this happening at your home you need to keep a grill 10 feet away from your home. remember to never leave it unattended. reporting live marisela burgos abc some voters are coming face to face with an angry alligator telling the abc affiliate that they were on the airboat when that 11-foot gator lunged at them clamping down on their vessel. the boaters quickly accelerated and they were able to get away from that gator. wow. in democracy 2016 now another new poll showing hillsborough with a slight edge over donald trump.

nominee hillary clinton with 48% while republican candidate donald trump is seven points behind with 41%. on monday trump will get the chance to talk about his policies. it is the first presidential debate between trump and clinton. we will carry it live right here on abc action news. then stay tuned for abc action news at 11:00. we'll have analysis with our political experts who will be at hofstra university in new york to watch the debate in person. well sti m new tonight. an inmate filing suit after deputies tased him and it is all caught on camera. the disputed reason deputies say they just had to do it. plus a man charged for stealing from work. what he stole and the shocking place he hid it coming up. and talk about an epic battle. this one really caught on camera. the surprising amount of time that these two rattlesnakes actually tried this and why.

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we want to update you on the breaking news we brought to you earlier. police outside seattle in burlington now say that four people are dead in that shooting at cascade mall. witnesses say that a man walked into a macy's store and opened fire. right now police are clearing that building as we speak. the gunman was last seen walking away from the mall near an interstate. we'll keep following this developing story right now on air and online. we'll bring you the very latest on abcactionnews.com. new tonight a georgia police officer on the wrong side of the law here the georgia bureau of investigation is issuing an arrest warrant for jackson police officer sherry hall. this after they say she lied about being shot by a black man while on duty. >> evidence that we have seen

audio recording that there is no other person. >> reporter: the officer now accused of making false statements, tampering with evidence, and other charges. jackson police chief james morgan says that authorities are stopping short of saying that she shot herself. but the gbi told him that the bullet proof vest was struck by a bullet. well the inmate you see right here filing a federal civil rights lawsuit for what happens next in this video. watch closely as you can see that he goes up against the wall. he holds his hands behind back and deputies say that they still tased him anyway. carlos steel says he was arrested for public intoxication even though that he was arrested inside his home. you see him fall hitting his head on the floor there. deputies stand over him for about two minutes before checking for a pulse. steele nowsuffers headaches and memory loss because of the head injury. >> i had bleeding on the brain.

medical bills as well. officials say that he was combative and would not comply. he admits that he was cursing at officers because he felt that he was falsely arrested. but he says that the video proves that he did comply. one deputy has now been fired. police in canada says that the man you see in this surveillance video was smuggling gold out of the royal canadian mint where he worked. authorities say that lester lawrence made off with $180,000 worth of gold them in his rectum. investigators say that he would often set off the metal detector, but when they used a hand wand on him that it didn't detect anything. investigators also say that they found vaseline in his work locker. this video is hard to watch tonight. this passed out mom is now facing several charges. you can see her toddler is actually screaming and crying right next to her mom who would

inside a store there. police not identifying this mother, but charging the woman with reckless endangerment of a child. first responders gave her two doses of narcan to revive her. the girl now under the care of the state. and take a look at this video in arizona a homeowner is catching part of the three-hour rattlesnake fight on their cell phone camera. the two adult males were apparently fighting over a nearby female rattler. wildlife experts say this is the time of the year that snakes preparing for winter. look at that. well taking action for you. the next time you head out shopping you no loppinger worry -- no longer worry about getting bruised ankles. the company pulling the kid- size shopping carts after customers complained about it. the social media backlash was quick with many moms calling them demon carts. the vehicles of mass destruction. and plus posting accompanying video like this one of a little girl, yeah, you see it there,

giggling about it. but she is lovable. she'll kill you with kindness. >> a colorado woman claiming that her sweet, sweet dog there tried to do just that. she says that her 1-year-old dog is the one who actually stabbed her leaving this gash on her arm. after she went to the doctor for help, a deputy came by her house to investigate a possible domestic violence charge. >> when dispatch said that there was stabbed by a dog, i had to make sure i heard that correctly. and of course my initial thought was what's really going on here. >> right? and here is what happened, folks. mia picked up a knife and then accidentally cut her owner's arm while trying to get a treat. like every good dog, right? you can do whatever you can to get to the treats, just like my

keep those treats. >> keep sharp objects away and you'll be fine. social media from the facebook page, just a beautiful picture just as we would hit sunset from shelby earl. thank you very much, shelby. sunny skies across the area today. but boy was it hot. 93 tied a record high. titan doppler radar rain free for most of tomorrow will be rain free as well with temperatures right now upper 70s to the middle 80s. and the feel-like temperatures today were up around 100. as we said we actually hit 93 tied a record 93 in winter haven and lakeland. 92 in sarasota. a little cooler at clearwater only 86 and 90 in st. pete. tampa right now partly cloudy, 82. clearwater 82, clear skies across the entire viewing area. i think they're going to stay that way. so if you're an early riser and you've got plans tomorrow morning bright and early whether it is to go outside and maybe take a nice little stroll or do some serious tailgating first thing in the morning over where the bulls are taking on the nulls, the weather will

now the question is will the weather cooperate for the ballplayers? let's touch on that. 8:00 bright and early no worries. lunchtime, this is the only thing that concerns us. now if you were to look at our overall viewing area from citrus county down to the highlands. a coverage of the shower might be 5% to 10% tops tomorrow. but the issue could be, of course, if that happens to be over here for 15 minutes you throw in 91 to 92-degree heat and all the rain. again it isn't a major but you can't completely write it off. bottom line more than anything you're going to have to worry more about the heat than the rain because you sit out in that direct sunlight especially on the east side of the stadium you're going to be fried. wear your sunscreen and prepare for a lot of heat and hopefully that a lot of sunshine will happen as well. by sunday morning same thing. with the early riser for the buck game, which kicked off -- for the bucs game which kicked

afternoon early evening. but still the forecast is looking nice, sunny, and hot. tropics were all the way to the l storm. matthew could form next week in the caribbean. karl is right there. this is what we'll watch for. models are hinting at some serious developments over the next seven to ten days in the caribbean, the one we've been talking about for the past week or so. this is a look at karl. hurricane watch remains in effect for bermuda. it will be very close to the island by tomorrow and probably as a minimal hurricane. for the boaters tomorrow, me tell you that it is a great weekend to take your boat out. usually is any way, but really nice this weekend. your upcoming high tide tomorrow morning at 8:15. hour-by-hour forecast only cooling off to around 80 degrees, upper 70s tomorrow. right back up to about 91, 92 later on in the day. the beach is a great place to be. the beach should be dry the entire day. here's a look at florida's most accurate seven-day forecast.

i do think that next week we'll get a slug of moisture coming in. and that is going to bump up rain chances significantly by tuesday and wednesday. and we are focusing in on the weekend as we like to do. sunny with a few isolated showers or storms mid to late afternoon. most of the area stays dry. looking ahead to sunday as well, when the bucs are taking on therams first half looks good. second half a chance for a shower or a storm. another hot one with highs around 90 degrees. >> looks good, thanks, den. coming up the buccaneers did not waste any time releasing the offensive seferian-jenkins. but who replaces the troubled

hi everyone, thanks for stopping by, the headache that was for jen kins is now over for the buccaneers. the team released him ten hours after the second dui in three years. he was arrested after 4:00 on friday morning after driving between 75 to 80 miles an in a 55 miles per hour zone. in the process he cut off a state trooper before getting pulled over. not smart. then clearly this kid didn't take his job with the nfl seriously. if he did, he wouldn't have been out until 4:00 a.m. two days before a game and six hours before he was suppose to be on the practice field. now can you imagine if jenkins didn't get pulled over this morning? it would have been an interesting practice. but they did practice at 10:20. the players usually arrive earlier than that. jenkins was booked around 6:30

afternoon missing all of practice. bucs head coach dirk koetter wouldn't really comment on the arrest after the practice, but his boss did two hours later. they released this statement on releasing jenkins saying that they are very disappointed in today's news. after careful consideration, we felt this was the right decision at the time. and now this release should have happened earlier, the last strike for asj. then minutes later when he got to the into a viral fight with fans on twitter? remember when he did this captain morgan pose back in 2014? he was a distraction, simple as that. injuries and maturity and lack of production on the field gave seferian-jenkins a draft label. now thankfully the bucs can move on with another problem. the bucs depth at tight end is thin with seferian-jenkins gone. neither will doug martin, robert ayers and shorts. all four are out and they

the bucs will now turn to cameron bright to start with brandon meyers and allan cross coming off the bench at tight end. ray jay will host a huge showdown no. 13 florida state taking on usf. you can watch that game right here at noon on abc. seminoles are coming off one of the worse losses in school history after louisville crushed them by 43 last week. but the bulls coach knows that sfu can still be very dangerous. >> you can't because they took a loss last week. you know like everybody had them rated number two for the reason. we've got to make sure that we're on top of their game. >> we're going to go up to knoxville where the gators look to exchange their game by 12 games to rival tennessee. applebee will be making his first start under center for luke del rio out by two weeks with an acl sprain. the big high school rivalry tonight, plant hosting them leading 29-27 with five seconds

48. they need a miracle. now, how about a hail mary? but their prayer, they don't get any answers for them and plant intercepts that ball. panthers win 29-27. plant and armswood in their 34- game regular season winning streak. how about that? finally tonight, rays are hosting boston. the final series for david ortiz against the rays. chris archer will be very happy when big papi retires in ten days. two-run shot to right, 4th of his career off papi's average is .389 against chris archer. longo on second. red sox win 2-1 to take the opener. chris archer falls down to 8-19 setting a new team record for most losses by a rays starting pitcher. stay tuned, we're back after

so if you don't have tickets to the game tomorrow or sunday, i highly recommend the beach. the beach is going to be gorgeous. if you are going to the games it is going to be hot. a couple of showers are possible the second half of the game tomorrow. i think a little better of a chance on sunday. but more than anything just a lot of sun and heat in the low to mid-90s. >> it'll be a good one. >> yeah, bring your sunscreen and water. continuing coverage on abcactionnews.com.

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