today on "the now tampa bay", we got our hands on a newspaper that seems hard to get your hands >> it is vandalism and censorship. >> what the national leader of this fraternity is saying about someone trying to hide students from this headline. it wasn't just your internet crushing, major websites under attack the reason the department of homeland security is getting involved. >> they are losers, babies, we have a president all he wants to do is campaign.

campaign but the tone donald trump took today sounds like he is running out of steam. his plans in tampa. what you can't see in super girls school picture that makes her more amazing. breaking news, we have air action 1 over the causeway where they called in an extra dive team to find a man in the water. the man was pushing his boat into the water head and lost consciousness going under the water, a woman with him try to throw him a life jacket. this was off of the beach, we have a crew headed to the scene we will bring you updates as we get them. i'm laura harris. >> i'm sarina fazan on, another big story we're following, an 83-year-old woman eaten and robbed inside her mobile home park. >> the now's clifton french

two people already. >> reporter: that is right, this happened one block straight down this road behind me, the maintenance man chased one of the robbers two blocks, he then tackled him to the ground and held him there until deputies got to the scene but the woman was hurt badly. she was punched in the face several times and hit in the head with a piece of metal, here's a picture of the man accused of doing that. he is only 18 years old. he used to live with one of the park employees but he did not know the woman that he robbed, deputies arrested this guy. he drove the other men to the elderly woman's house, i talked to family members they did not want to go on camera but they told me this woman has a swollen face, she tried to fight the robert who was screaming for her to die as he

crimes are not that uncommon in this area of town and country. i did some digging and i have some numbers right here. there have been 26 burglaries in this half a mile area, six robberies, three of the robberies have been home invasions. i'm reporting live from town & country, clifton french abc action news. we are down to the wire in the race for the white house, 18 days to go before election here's what is going on in florida. bill clinton making two stops in orlando and jacksonville campaigning for his wife, over the weekend into monday tim kaine will campaign all over the state and monday when people start to vote early in florida trump will be here in tampa. here are the details. at the mid-florida credit union amphitheater, doors open at 4:00, the event starts at 7:00,

trump has moved to his second swing state of the day this is a live picture from pennsylvania, earlier in north carolina where people are already early voting, trump told them expect to see him three or four different cities per day until november 8. >> i don't know what kind of shape i am in but i will be happy and at least i will have known when, lose or draw i'm sure if the people come out we are going to win.>> trump has another rally in pennsylvania tonight, clinton is in ohio. we will check in when that happens. in the meantime her husband is here in florida. >> this is such a crazy election. i mean, it is isn't it cracks there have been a lot of days in the last year or so where i felt as if i were lost in the

>> bill clinton said he was tired from watching the cubs but he is on his tour across florida hitting up four different cities from orlando to the panhandle today. over the last few weeks florida looks like it is leaning toward hillary clinton. it is not everyday a college newspaper has a shocking front page headline. >> this is the one at the university of tampa with the story of an allegedly of a 16- year-old girl on a frat house. it is becoming is because the fraternity has a chapter there. >> as isabel road -- rosales shows us people want to trouble to hide it from students. >> handing out the latest issue yesterday the editor in chief heard a conversation peeking her interest. people talking about the lead story. >> i heard them say something and we threw these away. >> one of the men offered to

refused, that her staff started noticing stand after stand left empty, the school check surveillance cameras and confirmed two guys taking newspapers and trashing them. >> we don't tolerate that. we don't tolerate silencing of the media. >> neither does the national chapter of the fraternity, any students found to be involved will be held responsible. assistant journalist david wheeler an important topic. >> you have to bring attention to the problem make it part of the conversation. >> you can find a few racks with a couple of copies left, the newspaper staff tell me this action of tossing them out had the opposite impact than what the thieves wanted. >> when you try to silence a story more people will be interested, people are coming

message. >> choosing to endorse somebody who has been elected of committing sexual assault. that is what it means when they do that. >> reporting for the now, isabel rosales. we just found out the school is asking one of the leaders of the fraternity to come in and look at the video to see if they can identify the men. a quick update to a story that was brought on wednesday, a 61-year-old woman ran over in an alley sadly has died. the driver did not bother to stop and help lynn taylor a woman living nearby heard it happen, she told us speeding is a problem down the road, so far there are no leads. people are finally being allowed into their homes after a chemical cloud in kansas has finally gone away, sounds like science fiction but you can see it in the video.

treated for breathing issues, kids could not go to school, the cloud formed this morning when two chemicals were put together at a nearby plant. that is about one hour northeast of topeka, within the last few hours, news that the epa is sending a team to investigate. not many clouds anywhere in the area and, shay, nothing beats the weather this weekend let's break out the boots. >> i am need an extra layer if you're headed out saturday or sunday evening for especially in the morning, look right now these little green spots are the rain showers associated with this front, not a lot right cracks nothing showing up inland so we are on the dry side, the winds have been picking up a little bit, we have had extra cloud cover in spots, but brilliant blue skies across the area looking at south tampa from

lets get back to the forecast temperatures right now on the warm side. you should have expected this that is what we were expecting today, 86 degrees in tampa, look to the north, winds have shifted and the front is about on top of tampa, the cooler air starting to settle in as the northwesterly flow continues to bring in the cooler air, you can see with the winds at 10 to 15 miles per hour the 20 mile per hour range, nothing extreme but these are the signs that this cooler drier air is starting to move into the area. you will really feel it tomorrow morning, if you are planning on a round of golf may be time it out differently when you see the temperatures, coming up in a bit. laura. take a look at the red in this map, those are places people can't log onto netflix.

homeland security is now interested. following breaking news from the causeway where dive teams are trying to find a man who fell into the water while trying to push his boat out. you can see the rescue teams. our crew just made it to the scene, a live update coming up

searching for an unconscious man. let's go to michael paluska who just got to the scene. >> reporter: a lot of activities for the past 30 to 45 minutes or so, cruise with clearwater police, tampa fire and police have been going in and out of the causeway on the east side two miles from the boat ramp, they're trying to go in and check the shallow area in case the the area, the person as you mentioned slipped as they were pushing their boat from shallow water into deeper water, a woman says he slipped hit his head on the boat went under she tried to throw him a life jacket but was unsuccessful and then the current or whatever happened swept him away that is why crews are here frantically searching the police helicopter has been making rounds for the past 10 minutes or so, the water is extremely shallow

number of different boats and jurisdictions trying to find a man, it has been 30 to 45 minutes since the initial reports came out, this seems to be the staging area where the first responders have shown up because this didn't happen by the boat ramp just on the side where the boat ramp is on the east side of the courtney campbell causeway, crews are out here frantically searching the woman called 911 immediately. the team responded fast. there is no success in finding the man so far we will bring you a big threat that a. michael paluska abc action news. right now a huge cyber attack affecting websites like netflix and twitter not letting people use the website, now the department of homeland security is investigating. the problem was thought to be fixed this morning within this

people in europe experiencing the same problems. look at this outage map, the problems people are having with netflix. you see the areas where it is read cracks that is the problem spots. nothing compared to the northeast and overseas. >> the attack is called denial of service attack, the person behind it tries to overwhelm websites with so much traffic they don't work. so far responsibility. tomorrow is a chance to get rid of those prescription drugs you don't use. more than ever the takeback day is a chance to keep pills from being abused. every year the dea teams up across the nation to collect unused and unwanted pills, these numbers are a good reason why, we are told nearly 6.5 million people starting at 12

10 heroin users got hooked, by starting with prescription painkillers. the dea says the medicine cabinet is one of the primary places to get them. >> at the last drug takeback day in may, the dea collected 447 tons of unwanted prescription drugs, the mostly have collected since 2010. since the program started to have taken in 3200 tons that amounts to more than of pills for the 25 million american teenagers. i want to show you something on our social ball, i have tweeted a link to the website this is the dea website, those are the location selecting the drugs tomorrow put in your county city state and zip code, you can tell how far you want to drive, what radius and submit that it will populate.

as well. plenty of places tomorrow to drop us off. you can find me on twitter right now. getting needed medication is financially impossible for a lot of people. the now's jake peterson shows us how a free clinic was able to triple the amount of patients they see. >> getting medical care when you aren't insured is an cheap especially if a chronic condition like diabetes. >> it community in our population the cost of an insulin bottle is anywhere between $200 and $300. agencies help low income patients get the services for free by using volunteer doctors. >> received 1200 patients per year. >> so many people could use the help, the population is around $360,000 the population is around $360,000.25 % don't have healthcare.

working poor, people that do service industry. >> the executive director says a partnership with fsu nursing will help more people get free care faster. it won't be doctors seeing each patient rather nursing students. >> these will be registered nurses trying to get their doctorate, we will probably triple the number of patients. >> it gives relief to doctors like jamie specializing in breast cancer. lives pick >> this is a phenomenal service to provide healthcare. >> learn more on how to qualify for free care by logging onto abcactionnews.com. these medical professionals are hoping the new program will make people healthier. >> we look forward to increasing the number of patients we can see. >> i'm jake peterson for "the now tampa bay". time to check our forecast,

telling us boots might be coming out of the closet. >> this is a fun weekend for us because we don't get the cooler air often, we certainly haven't had it to season, we are getting excited, take a look outside, south tampa looking beautiful, those are associated with the front, it is pretty much on top of us right now, as i was shown you before the cooler air is moving into citrus and sumter counties but th behind it, is pushing all the way through the state, if you're planning on being out tonight, the temperatures are pretty reasonable right now, most of them in the 80s, but overnight and into early tomorrow morning that is where the cooler air starts to settle in. we are looking at lows in the mid 50s to the north and i wouldn't be surprised if locally you had some temperatures closer to about 50 in tampa, 59 the overnight low,

england around lakeland temperatures in the upper 50s as well, talk about a noticeable cooldown. if you're planning on that round of golf tomorrow morning, you may want an extra layer if you are like me a bit of a wimp near 60 degrees with a light breeze out of the north at 5 to 10 miles per hour. and the afternoon high of 76. definitely a difference from what we have seen lately, but we are still we embrace this. we have got some fall fun events coming up this weekend and your forecast coming up in the next four day forecast at 4:00. don't forget, good news, purchase this, not that, the store items you might want to put on your grocery list

welcome back, good news of you noticed more money in your bank account clerks grocery prices are down, they dropped a little more than 2% over the last year according to the department of labor that is the

how does that translate into our wallets? >> here are some things you probably get on a regular basis, ground beef for instant last year $4.13, now it is $3.66, chicken last year $3.38 now it is $3.24. a dozen eggs, $2.97 last year one dollar cheaper. bread today only $1.97. these figures co and you are paying lower prices because for years farmers had a smaller supply of things like beef, pork poultry and grains, now they just have too much. the 11th death due to recalled to cut air bags.

we are going out to the breaking news, action air 1 live over the courtney campbell causeway. a man was trying to push his boat into the water when he hit his head lost consciousness and fell into the water. the woman tried to throw out a life jacket. this is off of the beach. look at those rescue boats to search has been happening for 30 minutes, the water is shallow in the area of the divers are able to walk around in the water. so far, no sign of the man. have a crew on the scene. details will be released as we get them. meanwhile another person has died here in the us because of faulty airbags through

>> chances are you or someone you know drives a car with one of these airbags. the now's todd walker is looking into how long it will take before they are replace. >> with the 11th confirmed death the push is on to get the airbag inflator is replaced as quickly as possible. the big problem with 69 the big problem with 69 million recalled in the us and 100 million around the world the company can't make the replacement parts fast enough. >> it is expected to be takata airbag parts are fixed. it will take a long time to get through the process. >> tim jackson the present of the colorado automobile dealer association, depending on where you live the part may get replaced faster, deaths have been reported in multiple states general places with harder and humid conditions. despite this being the 11th death with 70 million cars

what you do every day getting in and going for a drive. >> it is a low-level risk but there is a risk just like getting behind the wheel. >> some cars at greater risk than others if your car is affected it may take a few months but when the part is available the fix only takes 30 minutes. >> they will have to make a call if they drive it until then. there have been total to 16 the national highway transportation safety ministration has set up a website where you conceive your car has been recalled, check it by going to safer car online. if you are a wells fargo customer and you weren't thinking about switching banks, this might push you over the edge. the fake account scandal may cause some branches to close. one wells fargo is trying to

the mess, and they may not be making the money they hoped. remember it was an unrealistic sales goal that put the pressure on employees to make as many as 2 million fake account, the prediction wells fargo may have to close six of its 6000 branches, florida alone has 642 banks. we are taking a look 18 days until the election we have both candidates heading up battleground states pennsylvania making his way out of there, he was in north carolina today. he says from now until november 8 he will be making three or four stops a day. clinton focusing on ohio, you see to the right of your screen she has not made it to the podium just yet. in the meantime the political controversy popping up as often as those polls claiming clinton

>> the last time we will see clinton and trump on the same stage. it was thursday at the al smith foundation dinner in new york where the candidates raise money for the catholic charity by roasting each other. >> i would like to discuss an important religious matter the issue of going to confession or as hillary calls it, the fourth of july weekend with fbi after donald, i didn't think he would be okay with a peaceful transition of power. >> there they were laughing at each other strokes. at the debate in las vegas trump refused to say he would accept an election defeat for the good of the country. >> are you saying you're not

trumps that the week discussing voter fraud and a rigged election that is impossible to pull off, meanwhile we learned the fbi's investigation into clinton's private email server turned up a senior state department official asking the bureau not to mark one of her emails classified in exchange for a favor to the fbi, there is no suggestion clinton was universe this would really hurt clinton, in this universe she is running against a man who got booed at a charity event. >> for the now, i'm mike sacks. coming up, what one woman did that will have you rethinking allowing campaign

welcome back, with such a heated presidential race campaign signs are likely to be seen. with that comes vandalism and theft, when a trump supporter sign kept getting taken you will not believe she decided to booby-trap it. >> it is not a pleasant idea if someone would have to step into the used cat litter i have been sprinkling around my trump signs. i thought that might be a good deterrent. >> she has found some humor. since trump's recent locker room banter.

pussycats are contributing and donating to the trump campaign. >> so did it work? she says she hasn't had any problem with her signs. i don't think it is any secret who may have been responsible for vandalizing these trump signs in utah, they read feel the burn. referencing bernie sanders but it wasn't just campaign signs caremark --, they front door. it doesn't matter what candidate you like remember vandalism is a crime. the creepy clown craze has gotten out of hand in mississippi, anyone caught in public wearing a clown costume, mask or makeup . >> it is not just a fine it is a $150 penalty, it is just temporary but it is now a matter of public safety, the

as americans we form opinions watching campaigns and debates but what is the view outside the country? police body cameras recording important moments between officers and suspects, but sometimes the camera never gets turned on.

breaking news on the now, you are looking at a brush fire in los angeles california near

yet, and they do have a handle on it, it covers two acres. police body cameras are becoming more and more popular. >> they could protect both parties in situations like the one behind us where pastor deputies are searching for a sex offender. >> it is not perfect and the cameras aren't always on. there is a new technology to make sure they are on. >> a suspect gets out of his car and officer finds drugs hidden in a duffel bag. the man is under arrest caught on camera. but it is not always this smooth. >> there have been a number of critical incidents in chicago and charlotte where the camera was not on. >> one reason, a lot going on leading up to a confrontation, san diego police officers keep

they are going to engage with a suspect. >> the officer will not always have time and will not always know when the critical incident will occur. >> now they won't have to, there is a new technology that knows when it is time for the camera to start rolling. so when the gun comes out, the camera goes on. a company called safari land just unveiled automatic activation system at the international association of chief of police conference at the convention a holster wired to the body camera worn on an officer's chest activating when the gun leaves the holster also saving the prior 30 seconds. >> we don't want the officer worried too much about the camera. we want their eyes on the scene engaged in the situation. >> the camera will keep recording until the officer turns it up. >> it ensures the camera is on

>> we reached out to the pasco county sheriff's office they tell us it is up to the deputy to turn on the camera and it is not a hassle just a simple button. there are times when it is not supposed to be on. and all clear at a small london airport after 26 people got sick. the second time in two days this has happened, yesterday we told you 20 people getting sick on a spirit airplane from atlanta los angeles, chemical incident at the airport, news organizations to reading these pictures showing us what it looks like, no word if it was a spill or some fumes but the airport was evacuated. the building has been checked and it was safe to reenter. any day we expect tnt to purchase time warner. the deal would give at&t programming control over channels like cnn, hbo and the

stock rose by 10% today while shares at at&t went down by 4%. this weekend will be beautiful, maybe you want to do it for a good cause tampa's sixth annual pig jig happening tomorrow at the park the annual fundraiser to help report research to find a cure for a debilitating kidney disease there is live music food drinks tickets start at $30. for more information i have posted everything you need to know on our i literally just found out tomorrow is streetcar day in tampa, free streetcar rides from 8:00 in the morning until 1:00 in the morning sunday. >> will that go through downtown tampa? >> that's what i was hoping. awesome. the little monsters pumpkin patch you take the streetcar saturday morning from 11:00 am until 3:00 pm we have got fun

to the first who arrive, you can do great them all kinds of good family fun it will be cool as this is starting off, temperatures by 11:00 in the upper 60s, topping out in the mid-70s by the time the event is closing down. near-perfect fall weather, looking gorgeous, that is the little monsters pumpkin patch for tomorrow. take a look at the you can see the cloud cover that has been trying to work its way through with a few showers trying to develop with the frontal boundary as it pushes south, by midnight tonight the front as well south the skies are clearing out and the temperatures are starting to cool down overnight, by 8:00 tomorrow morning we are perfectly clear, nothing going on, we keep moving the clock and it looks like nothing happening because it will be clear and dry and quite a bit

the upper 50s tomorrow morning, by sunday the mid-50s and of course cooler in the suburbs to the north we may see 40s this weekend especially sunday morning a lot of sunshine through the weekend, a high of 76 saturday, a high of 79 sunday, early next week temperatures come up in the morning and in the overnight, i will show you what happens in the seven-day forecast coming up. opinions watching the presidential debate, but what is the view outside of our country? we talked with the former prime minister of denmark about why the election is so important. >> certain parts of the campaign is a bit embarrassing. >> that is the take after watching the presidential candidates on the campaign trail. >> my social security payroll

donald's assuming he can't figure out how to get out of it. we want to replenish the trust fund. >> his take on the debate. >> as a european i think the debate is too negative, it is always about deficiencies not that much about what you would plan to do if you were elected. >> that is why minister of denmark and former secretary general of nato road a book. >> please, elect a new president with a will to lead. >> the united states is the world's only superpower so an election in the us cannot be decided solely upon domestic american issues, in a way the whole world will be the president's constituency. >> the president you would like

security, and life conditions all over the meals -- world. >> two of the biggest issues involve russia. specifically the country's aggression against ukraine and military operation in syria, it is in america's best interest to be the world's policeman. >> if you don't police the world, if you don't address security challenges, then bad guys will come to the us and strike. >> with the final debate in the books, the advice to americans, wait until the last minute and vote for the candidate with the will to lead. for the know, i'm, sierra and. something really cool about

crazy. she is taking it all the time, if you struggle with your kids you can tell them it is dr.'s orders not to have them, the nation's top pediatricians published a set of guidelines today. >> for years they said no more than two hours of tv for kids over the age of two they say it is now fine for babies to video chat with family and older kids to play online. >> time spent on entertainment not necessarily education. >> they should still avoid all screens except for video chats with families. parents should introduce high- quality programs and watch with the kids to help them understand. doctors recommend kids aged two to fined limit screen time to one hour per day and six and older need to have consistent restrictions. parents should designate media free time such as dinnertime.

doesn't need to be avoided just balanced with all of the other things kids need. >> the pediatricians also think unplugged time outdoors discovering things on their own, there is nothing better than that. >> that is absolutely true. a 14-year-old doing impressive things with his phone, this is jeffrey rogers, the youngest news reporter in rochester, the eighth-grader has his own scanner app on his phone a stack of business cards he uses for his sources and is ready to report the news. it started with a crime scene near his house one day. >> i walked up to the news reporters with their cameras and i said i will do this when i get older. so i bought the camera

currently working to get on the email list for the city, so he knows what is going on and went, you know what the news vehicle is? he uses his bicycle, he is hoping to find some type of sponsorship to get some new equipment. he started a gofundme campaign that raised $565 of its $1000 gold by 5:00 yesterday. >> he is adorable. he just proves do what your mind tells you to do, you will make it. i don't know about you guys but i get migraines and they are the worst. >> i feel so bad for you but we were just learning it might be what you are eating. when you eat, your mouth breaks down the nitrates in your fruit, nitrates break into another chemical compound and apparently the combination is not good in this case it can be

connecting higher nitric oxide with the migraines, so that means you can't eat processed meats like lunchmeat and bacon. >> shay lost her mind, no bacon. now we go to some fashion news, sickens -- since leggings have become the new genes you probably want to know within where there being bought. >> amazon beating out traditional clothing stores. >> it is not just the stretchy pants, the genes, amazon doing really well they are in third place. >> by the way you can get them on websites like group on an living social. you know what i see with leggings these days? flip-flops and what better

flip-flop shop coming to the new outlet mall in pasco county off 75, they also have a net international plaza. >> by now you have probably seen or shared this picture of supergirl another child i want to hug. a three-year-old rocking this photo -- costume. >> why a certain group of people are inspired by this little girl. >> it is a bird, it is a plane it is superman sidekick. also her wardrobe inspiration for school picture day. >> i always wanted her to be independent. that is why her dad was not offended when she chose the costume over the three outfits he picked. he is also not surprised he says she dresses up like this all the time. the three-year-olds fashion choice went viral. her picture was shared all over

but there is more to this rockland toddler then her love for superheroes. >> she is 75% death -- deaf. >> supergirl's parents say they are overwhelmed with support from the deaf community, they say she is an inspiration. >> being deaf isn't necessarily a disability, you are still able to go out and be yourself, be created. she cannot hear the letter s, whatever the name she doesn't let the impairment get in her way, she shows off her hearing aids and even knows sign language. for the support she has one thing to say.>> thank you. >> isn't that so precious. i am sarina fazan and that is it for "the now tampa bay".

starts now. breaking news the search underway for an unconscious man in the water. >> michael paluska joins us live from the ground the search has been active for more than an hour. where are we right now? >> reporter: we just got an update from the fire department trying to figure out where he went into the water. a number of boats way far out maybe one or two miles away from the courtney campbell boat ramp, they are trying to figure out if he or if his boat got stuck on shallow water and that is where he started to push it. that is going to make a big difference where they search, let's show you the live chopper aerials, they have been out there for more than one and a half hours. it is right now at low tide which is good cause where i am standing would normally be underwater, that gives them a better chance to find this person, this man that went

the good news the waves are getting higher making the water murky. the water in this area is normally crystal clear today unfortunately it is not. we do know there was a woman with him, she saw him hit his head for fall under and she threw him a life jacket but he couldn't make it in time, possibly because he was unconscious. crews have been out here and they are still frantically searching went in the water around 3:30 this afternoon. it is low tide but it is murky and first responders tell us they will search out here as long as the sun is in the sky. we will bring you updates when we get them. hopefully there's a good ending to the story. live from tampa, michael paluska abc action news. to our other top stories, eat up in