70s. we'll talk about that extended cooler seven-day forecast coming up on abc action news. this is abc action news. now at 4:30, reports of in fighting among donald trump's transition team, the harsh words that describe the tension as mr. trump prepares to make key cabinet appointments. >> it's just wrong any way you >> panicked parents are fighting a plan to rezone their schools and bus their kids across the county. >> and breaking overnight, a police chase for stolen car ends with that car stuck on railroad tracks, where it all ended and who police took into custody. good morning and thanks for joining us on this early tuesday morning, i'm dan shaffer. >> and good morning, i'm deiah riley. there are reports right now of

knife fight, buffoonery. trump is set to meet with mike pence. >> donald trump's senior advisor describing positive relations in trump's transition team. >> very well, actually. >> but some involved in the transition paint a very different picture, one source describing the process as a knife fight, pitting the interest of establishment republicans against trump the mainstream conservatives reportedly backing john bolton for secretary of state over trump ally rudy giuliani. trump's choice of steve bannon has created an uproar. in part because he's being praised by white nationalists. trump's team going on the defensive. >> what is so frustrating, when you see so much news coverage on the issues that divide us following the election i think that's irresponsible.

platform for the alt white movement. for his part president obama is calling on americans to give trump a chance as he prepares to step into the oval office. >> i think it's important for us to let him make his decision and really important to try to send some signals of unity. i think he's going to try as best he can to make sure that he delivers. >> reed bini, on car ends with that car stuck on railroad tracks. tampa police tried pulling over the driver, but the driver hit the gas. the driver then tried to get away by driving over these railroad tracks but got stuck near annie street and banon avenue. police say they took a man and woman into custody. pasco county is fight is plan to -- hundreds of parents packed river ridge high school

last night. district officials are considering five plans to hypofunction overcrowding. mitchell height is operating at 130% capacity right now. parents say district officials haven't been transparent about the process and they're calling for a delay to any rezoning plans. >> none of the neighborhoods were given any of this information until august, and up until that point, the school board continued to deny that there was any rezoning taking >> the rezoning committee will meet on thursday. the decision will ultimately be approved by the school board. 4:33,000. a south florida girl is suspended for her act of kindness. silver trail middle school suspended the honor roll student for using a child's butter knife at lunch. she used that knife to split a peach with a friend. using that knife is a violation

facing charges for making a bomb threat at a church. this is 37-year-old ethan coal. authorities say he walked into mary magdalene church in braddenton around noon yesterday. he threatened to set off a bomb if he couldn't talk to the father of the church. a study finds the homicide rate in florida is rising, especially homicides using firearms since the stand your ground became law. it was passed in deadly force if they believe they're in harm's way. according to data gathered by the cdc, the average number of homicides was 82 per month during the six-year period that ended on october of 2005. during that next nine years homicides increased to 99 per month. the rate of homicides by farms increased about 32%.

see right there, they're cute but they're not guard dogs. surveillance video shows these dogs greeting two burglars breaking into their home- september. one even bends down to pet one of the dogs. police are now looking for the burglars. high-tech cameras and proactive policing help make long boat key the safest city in florida. that's the finding from the national home security company protect america. it compiled data from the this yearlong boat key had only three burglaries all year. chief of police says crime stays down because there are only two roads to get on and off the island. police are using automatic license plate readers to track down criminals that drive in. >> if something comes become from tallahassee we'll get that and be notified within moments that that vehicle is on our island. >> the chief says the cameras do not track regular citizens driving through. they only get an alert if the

a bradenton business owner has plans to shut down his e- cigarette company because new rules could wipe out the industry. the fda wants e-cigarette companies to be regulated like traditional tobacco companies. jason of totally wicked says that would remove 90% of the products currently on the market. the major obstacle is the cost. >> the testing us to do is $300,000 per. i just said we have over 3,000 items. >> the american heart association says strict regulations are needed because more than 9 million people use e-cigarettes in the u.s. want to check in now with ivan for a look at our forecast on this tuesday. a little cool outside this morning. >> much cooler. absolutely you feel that and the reason is we were so warm yesterday, well into the 60s. we had higher humidity.

lower humidity and that is setting up the stage for a very chilly sweater morning across at least the nature coast in the lower 50s milder down southeast with cloud cover still left over. the rain is gone for us today. we're going to be mostly sunny by later on this afternoon. just some clouds to deal with this morning. that will help warm things up a little so we're back into the mid-70s by 4:00. we did that yesterday. today we'll do it with a lot more sunshine. another big cooldown for later in the seven-day forecast. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. a quick check on the roads at 437. this is the north end of the howard franklin bridge. traffic's moving well in both directions. we'll get another update on the roads in about 15 minutes. two eastbound lanes are closed on hillsborough avenue between 22nd and 30th street. crews are trying to fix this water main break. repairs to that main were supposed to be done by last night.

patched up. a man drove his car right into a huge hole caused by a water main break while heading to work yesterday morning. this happened in citrus county on truman boulevard in beverly hills. the driver was able to get out safely. sarasota county is holding a public workshop about an i-75 overpass that would connect to cattlemen road near nathan bender park. the meeting is at 6:30 at church of hope. locals can proposed project and share concerns you might have. the king tide flooded parts of south florida last month. now the super moon has that area under a coastal flood advisory. we'll tell you how long this advisory is going to remain in effect. >> the woman behind a popular online sex education channel will be in tampa today. where lacy green will bring her message to end dating violence. >> a very good start for the

trip. we'll show you how they did against the islanders in brooklyn, that's coming up next

18 minutes until 5. in our latest dirty dining acropless is shut down for the second time in less than a month. state temporarily shut down the

finding live and dead roaches and sewage backing up the floor drains. inspectors closed acropless after finding more than 100 live and dead roaches in the kitchen. the owner feels the inspector is unfairly picking on him. he immediately called the plumber who was working on it when the inspector arrived. also, pipos to go on 4th street north in downtown st. pete is known cuisine. it stopped serving its authentic cuisine. inspectors found 60 live and dead roaches. at stop sale was also issued on cooked plantains, black beans and rice. the owner ramon senior hernandez says pipo to go is managed by his 22-year-old son. he immediately went over to pipos to go to help clean up

on the importance of food safety. we're taking action for you to help cut cost when is it comes to prescription drugs. wanda moore looks into alternatives. what she found can save you hundreds of dollars every month. >> dr. brand delhammer meets people every day who can't afford to pay for their prescription drugs. >> leading them to come to the emergency department for consequences of not being able to take medications. >> many of patients have insurance and it's just not enough. his advice, don't go to the typical pharmacy or drugstore anymore. >> if there are patients that i have that i think would benefit from investigating canadian pharmacies, sure i'll refer them there. >> and the good news, you don't have to go to canada. the founder of the canadian med store. >> about 15 years ago my brother was diagnosed with non-

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>> doesn't make that much sense does it, how can they do it. but the pills work. we met hapshire at one of his tampa area locations. his customers that live in palm beach county at the treasure coast order by phone. >> if it's a matter of going to a canadian pharmacy and getting the same medication, maybe spelled a little different or not taking your medicine and it's a matter of in some cases literally life and death, a very easy decision to make. >> using the canadian med store is legal, but the fda discouraging americans from getting their prescriptions in canada calling the practice potentially dangerous because they cannot test those medications. but in terms of the law, you are allowed to get a three- month supply of prescription medication in canada. canadian med store says all you need there is to get a

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good morning, clear water, we're looking cool this morning. we're feeling chilly. we're talking low 50s this morning. upper 40s up across the north. this time yesterday we were in the 60s. a huge difference . the humidity dropped as well. we have the cloud cover, some sprinkles out there but not much. i think at this point here we're just looking for clouds. even those will go away later today. we've had some moisture moving in from the gulf over that front, and that's what brought us a spectacular day yesterday of cloud cover. did it look like florida, no it did not. overcast skies and we held on to that for most of the day. despite that we hit mid-70s. we'll get rid of the clouds and do it with some sunshine and a north wind that continues to come in from the north. that will provide us with spectacular weather the next several days i don't expect any

this is the time of year we can go days and days and days without rainfall. just a few sprinkles out there. temperatures this afternoon i think will be in the mid-70s once again and we'll set the stage for another cold night tonight. look at this, the upper 40s, a little more widespread. a chilly start, and then by the afternoon on wednesday once again back in the mid and upper 70s. this is a trend by the way, upper 70s, i think we'll be closer to 80 by later on in the week as we hit 75 today. but notice, despite the cool mornings, each and every day we'll get right around 80. we would keep going or at least hold except we have a big front coming in saturday night. also, moisture starved, not going to find much but a few clouds. watch what happens, highs in the 60s. are you kidding me? that is cold stuff here. that will continue through the early part of next week with overnight lows in the 40s and 50s. another check on traffic here at 4:49. i-275 at fowler avenue.

the morning. so far so good. janelle has an update starting at 5. the new york giants beat the cincinnati bengals monday night football and tonight the lightning take on the red wings in detroit. tom korun has your morning sports. >> and good morning everybody. if only every other season series was so easy issue the lightning finishing off the islanders last night much like they did the previous two. this one a 4-0 shutout some stellar goal tending by andre vas lev ski. the bolts didn't get going until late in the 1st. j. t. brown breaking that scoreless tie there. with 1:02 left in the 1st, 1-0 bolts. 42 seconds later, the lightning would score again, andre shyster will send a rocket from beyond the circle. ryan alan screening in front, callahan credited with the

adding two more goals in the 2nd. congratulations to trenton flowers. he was named aac offensive player of the week for the third time. after last saturday's number in memphis, he would have been offensive player of the week in any conference, 473 yards, totals on 5 touchdowns. in gainesville the gators have a huge week they're headed to baton rouge for a date with lsu, one of the loudest stadiums in country and an sec title hanging in the balance. a win and it's theirs. that's your morning sports update. enjoy your day. 49 minutes until 5 right now, a texas teenager falls out of a school bus and is killed during a field trip. where the class was going when this tragic accident happened. >> and a garbage man has a 2- year-old friend along for the

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a student's death. >> but first we're following some breaking news in ybor. police are looking for the driver of a car that crashed into a bar. >> this happened at the bad monkey. police say there was a fight at the bar after the bar closed. two people involved in that fight are under arrest. a third person was in the car that hit the bar. it's not clear if the driver lost control or hit the bar on purpose, and the time line is a little bit murky. >> police are looking for that driver right now. we have a crewea scene. we'll have a live update just ahead. thanks for waking up with abc action news on this early tuesday, i'm dan shaffer. >> and good morning, i'm deiah riley. we want to get a look at your forecast. ivan is standing by with a much cooler forecast. >> much cooler, across the north, we've been flirting with upper 40s across the north. it feels colder not only because of the temperatures, the humidity is well down north