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fox 13 and the fox news starts now. >> i'm kelly ring. thanks for joining us, everybody. we begin tonight with a shocking story out of punta gorda where a woman was killed while she was attending a civilian police presentation. during an exercise, an officer accidentally shot 73-year-old mary knollton multiple times with a gun that was not supposed to be loaded. fox 13s haley hines is live in punta goa more about the officer involved and more about what happened. haley? >> haley: that officer is lee cole. he's been with the department 2-1/2 years. we're told he's run many of these scenario role plays and nothing happened. but why did he bring a loaded gun? >> she was iconic. she lit up the room.

>> she should have had this attention win she was alive. >> she supported the police. >> she was randomly selected and excited to be part of one of the scenarios. >> during the exercise the 73-year-old was mistakenly struck with a live round. >> within seconds, there were three, maybe four loud gunshots. she looked straight towards the crowd and next thing she buckled and she was on the ground. >> knollton later trigger. according to chief tom lewis, cole was holding a weapon from previous trainings. >> we didn't believe that this was loaded. believed that the particular caliber used there was only blank rounds available to the officer. >> cole was put on leave while fdle conducts its own investigation. he used his canine partner to

wasn't listening to orders. the man sued the city. cole was given additional training and the canine policies changed. he was dismissed during his probationary period. >> he's very grief stricken. >> despite the unimaginable grief the family is feeling. >> being bitter, angry and hateful isn't going bring him back. >> he said his family forgives officer cole. that's what his mother would want. >> we're a strong family. we're beat up right now. there's no but we're not going to fall apart. >> reporter: this really is a tremendous loss for the entire punta gorda community. mary knollton was very well known. you can't even walk around the city without someone wanting to share their memories of her. as for the department, changes are already being made. chief lewis says real weapons will no longer be used in their demonstrations. kelly? >> it is shocking that something like this could happen for sure. okay, thank you so much, haley.

departments across florida, it's standard procedure for both officers and citizens to leave loaded weapons at the door before going into any kind of training scenario. in fact, a retired tampa police officer tells us real guns are never used in their public exercises. fox 13's crystal clark has been digging into what was supposed to happen during this kind of role play scenario in punta gorda. crystal, you've actually been through a similar exercise yourself right? >> that's right the simulator program. they usually have one of two types of fake weapons, a blue gun like this one or active shootingsen arizonaios like this. -- scenarios. an a. r15 you later. these are plastics but simunitions. they say this could easily be mistaken for the real thing. >> many st. pete residents say it's the shooting at orlando at pulse nightclub that first made them realize they need to be

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report just earlier, they will now change their procedures there in punta gorda in terms of how they conduct their exercises. so that shouldrit in stan with what we're seeing in tampa in cities. crysta clark, thank you. >> kelly: his run from the law is over now. three years after causing a crash that killed a 20-year-old pasco county driver,uthoties finally track down chrispher ponce in spain. officers say he w driving the wrong way on i-275. this was 2012 when he crashed head-on into another car. and the driver william angel was killed. angel's two passengers were badly hurt. ponce bonded out of jail and almost a year later cut his ankle monitoring bracelet and then he disappeared. authorities in spain were able to arrest him at a bus stop. angel's father said he couldn't help thinking about his son when he heard the news.

morning. but this time he's in jail and he's not getting out. there will be no bond. there will be no house arrest. >> it took several months for the other two victims of the crash to recover from their injuries. investigators say the extradition process is now underway. >> chris: a deadly case of road rage is almost a case of deja vu. this morning in hills borrow county gary durham was shot to death during a frontation. durham served 10 years in prison for killing a man in a road rage incident 15 years ago. tonight we're hearing from the widow of that victim. josh spoke with her. josh, she didn't have any sympathy for durham, did she? >> josh: no. she knows it's harsh to say that she's happy that someone's been killed, but when it comes to her husband's killer, gary durham, in her words, he got what was coming to him. 15 years ago timothy gibbs died by the hands of gary durham

wednesday, durham died by the hands of robert padgett in another road rage run-in. >> he got what he deserved. he did exactly what he did with my husband. >> in 2001, durham, then in his 20s, got out and punched gibbs after they nearly hit each other on the road. gibbs fell, hittin his head on the concrete. he would die days later. over the phone, his wife tells fox 13 she recalls that incident over and over. >> it's just been very, very difficult not having him grandchildren and seeing his daughter graduate from college and then get married and have her baby. >> durham served 10 years in prison for that case. wednesday morning, deja vu. deputies say durham and 42-year-old robert padgett were involved in a road rage fight here near mlk and for bees road. it's unclear who the addresser was but padgett ended up shooting durham. >> one suspect stopped his car

individuals was shot. >> padgett, a former army ranger tried performing cpr and officials say he is cooperating. no charges have been filed at this point. outside durham's home, family members posted this sign, telling reporters to go away. >> i feel really bad the man that shot him today because i don't want him to feel the grief and the mourning and be upset. >> three families forever changed. and one man at the center of it all. >> it's hard to say. you know, i mean guess, relieved. >> we know the case is being reviewed by the state's attorney's office. they will determine whether or not charges will be filed. we tried to reach out to the padgett family, as well. someone there told us they are not ready to comment at this point. chris, back to you. >> josh cassio live in hills borrow county for us, thanks, josh. well, he certainly wasn't there to do the windows. and now he has a whole lot of questions to answer. >> yes, he does.

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scaling the building. >> he took his basketball shorts off and he had more shorts underneath. he stood on the edge of the ledge and started applying the suction cups. >> trump has an office and serveddals his campaign headquarters. he made stops in virginia and florida. the scene was enough to cause a massive police response. closing the streets. causing traffic hour in busy midtown manhattan. there were lots of onlookers. officers started removing parts of windows and vents who communicated with the climber playing cat and mouse trying to avoid police. finally after 6:30 p.m. police rammed the climber and pulled him into the building. down on the street cheers erupted. >> what he explained to us he wanted a personal meeting with

tuesday. that youtube video explains he's an independent researcher and he wanted to meet with him and that's the reason why he was climbing this building. 's going to be psychologically evaluated and he's going to be placed under arrest. >> the climber is identified as a 20-year-old male from virginia. he came into new york city and stayed at a hotel yesterday. he says in a youtube video he wanted a personal meeting with donald trump. he is now at bell view hospital under mental evaluation. in new york city, brian fox news. >> chris: there's a memorial service for radio host david mckay. he died suddenly last week at the age of 55. mckay was found dead in his st. pete apartment after he didn't show up for work. he co-hosted the dave and veronica morning show. the service will be held at the mccalfy theater. doors open at 4:30. tears are accepted but laughs and hugs are encouraged because dave wouldn't have wanted it any other way.

down tonight in the brandon area, and our photographer shot this video as water started collecting on the streets in the area of adamo drive and 78th street. so a little bit of rain out there, paul. we hadn't seen this. we have seen so much rain over the past two days, but not like our typical afternoon storms rwe back in that regular pattern now? >> paul: yeah, i think finally went back to last week where it was. you wake up in the morning. you look at the radar, big band of rain at the coast that's tracking storms which i think we do pretty well. let's take a look out today, guys. sunshine, time lapse. looks like a nice day. lots of blue skies and clouds building on the sea breeze. then things get kind of whacky as the sea breeze boundaries intersect. that looks good. nothing but sunshine. and then all of a sudden, heavy rain. look one rain shaft. another one goes by. there's some more heavy rain. rain kind of going all over the place. and some areas late today, the

over the gulf that just died out. look at this shot coming over the bridge from jack miller. big thunderstorm popped up over clearwater and safety harbor. that was the start of an active afternoon. and then this, another one of those shelf clouds rolling up tampa bay from st. pete, from brian supple. and then double rainbow action, and i tell you pretty good hummer, too. that's a nice shot from justin lawson over in apollo beach. right now, the rain, we watched this all huge band of rain that was approaching our west coast. but, you know, during the afternoons, you're not going to get rain to come inland and also storms to pop up with daytime heating. it's going to be one or the other. and in this case it was from daytime heating. and there was still a couple areas of rain, not much. spotty light rain around tampa bay. once again cooling temperatures late in the day. and then pretty decent, light to moderate rain in hernando up to

will be gone. elsewhere rain all the way down to charlotte and lee counties, that could kind of sneak into sarasota county. we'll watch that. and then inland, a sprinkle here and there and that's really about it. tomorrow, with the upper level low moving away and tropical moisture in place, i do expect another round of afternoon storms. so here we go. got low pressure drifting away. that was the culprit for all the rain over the weekend. 70s to near 80 now. nothing unusual and then the low moves away and the winds turn to the southeast. we just kind of watch and wait for the afternoon sea breeze. and our model data tomorrow, look at the line of rain. this is by 9:00 tomorrow evening with storms dying out along the west coast. that makes sense. and then even on friday it should be about the same thing, with afternoon sea breezes. some of the rain will be heavy and we'll continue with that general forecast idea or forecast thinking all the way

50 percent chance of rain inland and higher amounts eventually towards the coast later on in the day. rainfall accumulations are showing the big upper level low scoot ag way. it's been a huge deluge up you in the panhandle the past couple of days and that rain will continue to shift to the west and northwest with the low. we are watching the tropics. and there really isn't much going on. this is another surge of dry air coming in off of africa, so we height of the tropical season. but i just don't see much. showers here, some here. but nothing's going to be developing any time soon. every day that goes by without a storm is good! 80, dew point 75, southwest wind at 7. any leftover rain ends and then partly cloudy tonight. 78. watch and wait for late day storms tomorrow. we're back up near 90. and the outlook for friday, more afternoon storms, near 90.

seven-day forecast, 90-ish for high, 75, 80s for lows, and rain chances between 40 and 50 percent. back to you. >> all right. thank you, paul. fire crews out west have their hands full tonight for sure. they're trying to keep a massive neighborhood fire from spreading any further. >> chris: yeah, up next, we'll look at why authorities are saying these two large homes in california may have been doomed

i got a call from david and he told me he was going into the national guard. he was sent to iraq to be a gunner on a humvee. a car pulled up in the driveway and three soldiers got out, and the sound of their boots as they came up those stairs will, will stay with me the rest of my life. you have moments when you really don't want to live anymore, it's a fate that i would not wish on anybody, not anybody. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, ...wife, she was standing there, she had nothing to say, she probably... i would like to tell donald trump what it feels like, the sense of emptiness, that only losing a child can bring. those people should be honored and treated with kindness for the rest of their life, and i don't think that donald trump will ever understand that.

>> kellie: fire does a lot of damage to two neighboring homes angeles. firemen describe them as historic three-story homes. they were built before modern fire protection techniques so the fire spread quickly. people got out of the home by jumping through windows. they're okay. no reports of any injuries tonight. >> the u.s. justice department

arrests." out of 410 people stopped at least ten times in the last six years... 95-percent were black. one the mayor of baltimore requested the investigation following the death of freddie gray... who suffered a fatal injury last year in police custody. the city has agreed to a number of reforms... including better training... and body cameras for all officers. there's a new . >> kellie: there is a new incentive tonight to catch the killer who murdered a jogger in

days ago while she was running through a secluded area near her home. her body was found later that evening and an autopsy found that she had been strangled. today her father announced a go fund me account has been set up to increase the reward for an arrest of the person who killed her to $100,000. >> i am also reaching out to the brothers all over the country, all over the world. i was a fireman for the 9/11 first responder. during the past couple years, people came up to me, thanked me for my service, is there anything we can do? well now there's something you can do. please help me now. >> kellie: help him find the person who killed his daughter. no suspect or person of interest has been named in her murder.

tfallout continues for the comments made by donald trump on the campaign trail. >> kellie: why his reference to second amendment people has created such a fire storm and his comment less than two hours ago that suggest he's not

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donald trump is again >> chris: well, donald trump is again making news for controversial remarks this time. during a rally in sunrise, trump blamed the president for the rise of isis saying president obama is actually the founder 67 isis. >> donald trump: you know, they honor pres isis is honoring president obama. (audience booing). he's the founder of isis. he's the founder of isis. he's the founder. (crowd applauding). he founded isis. and i would say the co-founder would be crooked hillary clinton. >> chris: he's used that line of

to withdraw troops from iraq allowed isis to spring up this time directly accusing obama of founding isis. he made statements yesterday that some people have called a called to commit violence on hillary clinton. >> kellie: he said it was no such thing. he has the backing of second amendment supporters. with the campaign. >> trailing in virginia polls, donald trump who said hillary second amendment dug in today. >> donald trump: we have to protect our second amendment which is under siege. remember that. it's under siege. >> reporter: for the second day in a row, trump's rallying people he called second amendment people dominated the campaign trail and clinton herself weighed in. >> yesterday we witnessed the latest in a long line of casual comments from donald trump that cross the line.

every single one of these incidents shows us that donald trump simply does not have the temperament to be president and commander in chief of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: trump's facing bipartisan criticism for this remark yesterday that some thought could incite violence. >> donald trump: if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you could do, folks. although the second amendment people maybe there >> reporter: trump insists he was calling people only to political arms. >> you look at the power they have in terms of votes. and that's what i was referring to. >> reporter: the national rifle association immediately announced a $3 million blitz of attack ads on clinton. >> protected by armed guards for 30 years. but she doesn't believe in your right to keep a gun at home for self-defense. an out of touch hypocrite. >> some media reported this afternoon that the trump campaign had a discussion with

there was no intention to incite violence with yesterday's second amendment remark. the secret service said no such conversation ever occurred. >> lead easter round the world weigh in on the comment. florida governor rick scott. >> second amendment supporters, we have a lot around the country, a lot in florida. the second amend sment very important to them. i still believe that the election will be about jobs. as you know, the super pack rebuilding america now, we have our latest ad saying how the clintons came out of the white house saying they were bloke and now have 100 million. doesn't pass the smell test. >> said that clinton needs to apologize to the victims of the pulse nightclub shooter after the father showed up at her rally earlier this week. clinton's campaign said they didn't know he was there.

presidential candidate hillary clinton returned to iowa today speaking to high schoolers in des moines. a protester who rushed the stage was quickly arrested. okay. look closely. you can see police grabbed the man at the bottom of the left screen. it's kind of hard to see. >> some people get carried away. >> secret service seemingly on edge following that statement earlier this week by donald trump. the former secretary of state was speaking on middle class economics, touting her desire to modernize american infrastructure and the >> and meantime clinton faces a new wave of questions arising from emails her aids sent and received during her time as secretary of state. show clinton foundation officials pushing the u.s. state departments for meetings and favors on behalf of people who had donated big money to the clinton foundation. in one email someone pointblank asked for a job for someone else. another on behalf of a lebanese nigerian billionaire asked for a meeting with an ambassador.

emails do not involve the secretary. >> these emails were between staffers. this was not secretary clinton involved in this discussion. second, here's what american people hear about hillary clinton and this issue. emails, emails, emails. >> they extract these promises from mrs. clinton to stay out of foundation business. they have a bright line and a wall between the state department and the foundation. doug band was communicating with the state department to take care of, quote, associates. >> doug band is the former clinton foundation official referenced there. the emails are of emails that clinton failed to hand over to the fbi as it investigated her use of a private email server. the conservative watchdog group judicial watch obtained the emails through a freedom of information request to staffers. water park reopens. the 10-year-old boy who died on the water slide was decapitated as he came down the slide. tragic incident happened on sunday on that raft ride.

in kansas city, kansas. >> kellie: the tallest one. cynthia is falling this. >> one of the stories that is getting worse the more we hear about it. the person that revealed this insisted on staying anonymous because he's not authorize today speak about caleb schwab's death. caleb schwab's death is a state representative in kansas. he hasn't spoken publicly about that. the water park is still closed. no one at the park would talk abt the ride is german for insane. you sit like that 3 to a raft. it starts with the steep drop followed by a surge of a second hill and then another 50-foot drop to a finishing pool. the whole thing is higher than the statue of liberty. each rider must be 4-1/2 feet tall. the combined body weight between 400 and 550 pounds. so there's a limit there. we don't know if this child met all those qualities and those limitations. but workers say the riders are

still, a number of passengers have called the ride unsafe. >> there was a time that i have ridden the slide and the lifeguard -- i was worried that the velcro straps were not going thold me in. and just because i'm afraid of everything. and the lifeguard looked at me and assured me that it's really not a big deal. the velcro straps are really just to make you feel safer. >> other riders have reported that their str loose. kansas state law requires rides like this to be inspected annually by the parks themselves. and then the state randomly audits the records. well the last records audit for this park was two years ago. now the water slide will stay closed for the rest of the season. and funeral services for caleb were scheduled for friday. back to you. >> so sad. thank you so much, cynthia. for many kids here in the bay area, it was the first day of school. >> chris: oh, boy, yeah, we caught up with some parents and

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we hope someone will find the gunman before he strikes again. and bears are sort of taking over a central florida neighborhood. but what the residents want done to try to keep them out. maybe that includes picking up garbage? hmm. all coming up top of the hour fox 13 at 11 o'clock news. >> all right. if you don't pick it up tbears will. >> yes, we've been seeing that a lot in central florida. okay. there are probably a lot of tired kids out there tonight. hopefully they're already in bed after the first day of school. >> yeah, tuckered out after first time. in a few weeks after a shorter summer, classes began in pinellas, and citrus counties and others. polks and pasco county and sarasota the day after that. we were there after parents picked up their kids at mitchell ement l elementary. here's what they had to say the first day back. >> i didn't see a lot of my friends this summer so i was

i'm excited for them. and i'm excited to do the science olympics. >> awesome. we got to do tons of fun things and it is so much fun. >> i'm looking forward to being in the new math class and being able to switch classes. >> it was a lot of fun. >> we went to recess. and we ran around the track twice. >> it's been a great day. um, i didn't have recess. >> this summer, i wasn't quit as ready to let them go back because it was shorter. give me another two weeks i might have been kicking them out the door. >> it was short, wasn't it, kids? really short. well the school year did start two weeks earlier than usual because the state decided to allow districts to set their start date. the earlier start will allow kids to finish exams before winter break.

about the first day of school? the first day and the last day, it was the sandwich in between that wasn't so great. blue jays as going for the serious win in toronto. plus camp karaoke tonight. donovan smith takes the mic. can he carry a tune?

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>> new at 10 tonight, more and more people are trying to fix their spider veins, but the possibility of bruising, scarring and the veins reappearing can leave some people disappointed. now there's a new extra producing a lot better results. >> yeah, fox's joyce evans has the store toy night from philadelphia. >> just unsightly. like i don't like the way they look. >> michelle still has had it with her spider veins. she had maintained her shapely legs through multiple decades and through birthing and raising five kids. >> just decided it was time. >> reporter: time for these to go. >> i would like to show off my legs. i would like to wear some

>> getting ready. >> getting ready, yes. >> reporter: she walked into the vein and vascular institute with only one concern. >> that they don't go away. >> reporter: or that there may be permanent discoloration, scarring from post-procedure bruising and marks that don't completely fade away. >> it's almost as bad as just having the vein. >> exactly. and so we want to do things that will help minimize any of the complications associated with sky row therapy. pigmentation or veins filling up again after they've been zapped or collapsed. >> we don't only want to treat the obvious veins that we see here but we want to treat the feeding source. >> reporter: a source invisible to the naked eye that may be lurking below some of these patches on top. >> so when i use this lighting source, now i can see and, boom, there is the vein that's the underlying source for that whole

>> reporter: for that, vascular surgeon charles is offering a new second procedure called segmental interruption. she's got to be numbered up for this part. and it's a good thing michelle can't see what's coming. >> this doesn't hurt. >> no. >> the source vein was injected with a different concentration solution in order to deal with that larger vein. i'm just going to that this, and this is going to basically divide that vein. i'm basically cutting it off >> reporter: he says michelle falls into a group that may benefit most from this procedure. >> people that are from asia, south america, olive skin, darker skin, african-americans, these are the individuals that are more likely to have a problem with hyper pigmentation. >> reporter: zapping and disrupting all done, then a snug wrapping. >> to help keep the veins collapsed. and the longer we can compress the vein the better.

days. then compression stockings for at least a week. >> i'm done with you. [laughter] >> you look a little bit like a mummy so far. what do you think? >> i could be, yeah. ? >> reporter: joyce evans, fox news. all right. some of the rays' best defensive moves have happened in toronto. 13 hits a game at the rogers opposite. it all started early on by digging themselves a nice big hole in the first inning. blake snell, really his worst outing to date for the young leftie. two men on, troy takes snell deep and that one's gone. three-run shot. snell pitched just 1-2/3 innings before being pulled. 5 runs, 2 earned, four walks. not a great night for mr. snell, pulled here bicarb. what can you do? the offense wasn't really working, either.

five hits. certainly not the same effort they had last night. 2 for 3, 5 rbis as the jays beat the rays and take the series 7-0 your final tonight. well yesterday we debuted our training camp segment with the bucks called camp karaoke where i play a song. when the music stops tplayer keeps on singing. we are working our way down to offensive line with center joe yesterday and today left tackle donovan smith. >> it is time for camp donovan smith. this was kind of taylor made for you. we know that you're outgoing. >> who said that? >> i did. i made that up, yeah. starting in the 80s. here we go. ? in the morning light my mother said when you live your life. ? oh mama. >> oh boys, i'm changing. just want to have fun. >> i tried to trap him. >> 90s. i have a feeling you'll get

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>> oh, pretty fantastic sunset in trinity from greg. good stuff. haven't seen much of a sunset the past week or so because of clouds and rain. but that's good. fox 13 umbrella goals out to greg. in the meantime, still some leftover rain. the rain over the gulf is pretty much a non-factor. there's areas of light rain around tampa bay now. there's more significant rain

our northern counties this rain dies out about 11:30. the rain up in citrus could last a bit longer, buttes the trend is for the rain to move west northwest. just rain itself out. tomorrow i think we'll do it again. with sunshine in the morning, then clouds will build. and then by midday be about 85 degrees, maybe up to 90 or so by 4:00 with a 40 percent chance of showers and storms. ? being employed seems to be makingling a lot of empl exhausted. nearly half of all workers take a week of vacation or more just to catch up on sleep. and for those not tired and looking to be hired, you might be in luck. the government says that employers advertised more job openings and hired more people in june. 5.6 million positions were available. workers with a student loan, a prescription to relieve the pain. the healthcare giant said it will match loan payments of up to $10,000 for full-time workers who earned a degree in the last

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physical education course. get this: students who take the course will get one college credit. time now for the fox 13 11 a clock news, here's chris. >> every credit helps. roit, kelly? a night learning about police work comes the a tragic end. >> how it happened. >> being bitter and angry and hateful isn't going to bring her back. >> his mother accidentally killed during a police exercise. what we're learning about the officer at the center of the i just heard a very loud noise and an impact into the side of the car. >> that central florida woman dodged a bullet, literally, and lived to tell about it. and tonight police are still searching for the shooter. >> it's frustrating and it's not on time. >> for the third time in a row travelers at tampa international are facing cancellations at delta. they are being called to