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

>> you're watching fox 13 and the 11 o'clock news starts now. >> how could it happen? how could a night of safety training at the punta gorda police department end up with the shooting of a volunteer? 73-year-old mary knollton was accidentally shot and killed tuesday night during a shoot/don't shoot exercise. there she is right there in the light blue. and it was an officer who pulled the trigger. >> fox 13's haley hinds is in pun day at that governor da -- punta gorda where investigators are trying to figure out what went on. >> haley: she was very well known and very involved in the community. she supported the police, her son said, that's why she wanted to be a part of chamber police night. she and her husband were at the punta gorda police department tuesday. she was picked to be part of a shoot/don't shoot role play scenario. she is excited to do it. but during the exercise the

she was taken to the hospital but died. officer cole had been with the department 2-1/2 years. the recover he fired had been used in previous classes with no problem. how and why this happened is still a major question that the florida department of law enforcement is looking to answer. >> we believe that the particular caliber of the weapon used, that there were only blank rounds available to the officer. >> being bitter and angry and hateful isn't going to bring her back. the room. she's a hero. >> reporter: officer cole is on administrative leave. we learned he was the subject of an internal investigation after an incident last year where he used his canine partner to take down an unarmed man on a bicycle who wasn't following orders. that man was significantly injured.

he said his family will forgive that's what his mother would want. real guns will not be used in further training operations. >> in many police training it's standard for officers and citizens to leave any loaded weapons at the door before any kind of training scenario. a retired tampa police officer told us real guns are never used in their training exercises. fox's crystal clark is digging deeper into what was supposed to happen during that kind of role play i crystal, you've actually been through one of these? >> crystal: yes, this time last year i tried out tampa police shooter program. usually there are two types of fake weapons, these are called blue guns and comes in larger sizes, as well. this is an active shooter situation a. r. 15. these are solid plastic. they can't do any harm. however the weapon of choice is actually called a simunition. and those can easily be mistaken

>> what? what are you talking about? >> it looks and sounds realistic. but look closely at the gun used in this shooting simulation. it's a training tool known as a simunition. >> they provide a loud enough click that you can hear it go off. >> they produced this training video with lee a roundtable. in his 30 years with tampa police it was always a priority with officers to keep loaded guns out of the training area. >> whether concealed or not concealed nobody can have a gun. >> last summer i underwent a virtual shooting simulator at tpd. training is meant to put people in a highly stressful real life shooting scenario. participants are told to act fast. that's why it's too dangerous to have real guns in arm's length even for an officer. >> all of a sudden you see a gun being produced. you yell gun, gun, put the gun down.

the scenario fyou have a gun in your ankle holster or under your shirt, on your side, you just by instinct go for it. >> there are usually training inspectors on site-specifically to check each weapon and make sure nothing gets mixed up. he says it's been decades since tpd has used the real thing. >> the are four simunitions were very popular. but before that we used real guns with blanks. >> the officer in punta gorda believed he was shooting blanks when he pointed a gun at a citizen, tragically taking her life. >> i reached out to punta gorda police requesting a copy of their standard procedure for the training academy. they said no specific policy exists. however, this is designed to be a simple two to four-hour portion, the most important role playing scenario as the last interactive activity of the night. right now they say it's unclear what steps they will take to make sure it doesn't happen

any real weapons in the future. cynthia? >> a lot of questions to be answered, still. thanks a lot, crystal clark. >> a shooting death in hills borrow county has a strange twist tman who was shot and killed today actually killed a man 15 years ago in another road rage shooting. fox 13's josh live in dover where shooting hapetails for us here. >> josh: well, chris, tonight we're hearing from the victim's wife from she tells us in her words her husband's killer basically experienced car may and she says he got what was coming to him. let's recap what happened in 2001. gary durham and timothy gibbs. they get into a road rage incident. durham gets out and punches gibbs, knocking him to the ground where he hits his head and nine days later he dies. durham would serve 10 years for that. now fast forward to today,

and 42-year-old robert padgett get into a road rage dispute near forbes road and mml. another road rage incident involving durham. now, we don't know who the addresser was but padgett ends up shooting durham. he then tries to perform cpr. we know he is cooperating with the hillsboro county sheriff's office. no charges filed at this point. earlier this morning we spoke with timothy gibbs' wife nancy over the phone. she admits it's tough to say this but she said she is happy about ended. >> but he got what he deserved. you know, he did exactly what he did with my husband. 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. >> josh: now take a look at this. we tried to reach out to durham's family. but a sign was put on the door shame on you for coming here and

family. as for the case, it is in the ts ofcemine whether or not charges are filed. we're live in hillsboro county, josh cascio, fox 13 news. >> all right, josh, thanks. >> new at 11 tonight, a woman in or man beach was driving to pick up her son when bullets flew right in her minivan with her 8-year-old inside. police were out looking for shell casings and anything else that might give some clues and lead them to a gunman. her she was sitting at an intersection she says when she heard a loud bang. she got out to investigate. she found that a bullet went into her passenger side door and into the console. she doesn't know what made her a suspect. law enforcement is hoping someone with some information will come forward. >>on honoring president obama. he is the founder of isis. he's the founder of isis.

[cheers and applause] he isis. [cheers and applause] and i would say the co-founder would be crooked hillary clinton. >> and that's the latest volley tonight from gop nominee donald trump blaming president obama and hillary clinton for the rise of isis. this is at a rally in sunrise. he felt that debates won't be fair. also the second amendment people to stop clinton from naming new supreme court justices. >> on that note, hillary clinton herself weighed in. >> yesterday we witnessed the latest in a long line of casual comments from donald trump that cross the line. >> but how much are these comments hurting donald trump? well according to a new quinn incompetence yack university poll, they're pretty much tied in florida.

trump. well within the 3.4 percent margin of error. >> not a good day to fly delta. delta still struggling to get back to normal after a power outage forced them to cancel thousands of flights. they are not the first one. live tonight at tia. more cancellations, evan? and what are you hearing now from some of these consumer groups? >> well, cynthia, i can you that there were 10 planes, 10 delta flights that were cancellations today. there were 22 planes that were otherwise delayed. take a look. i want to show you this right now. this is the scene. this is the big board here at tia. you can see there's a lot of red on that board. and several of those flights are delta flights. some of them still up in the air coming in at about 1:15 this morning. this is now three days after the first delta planes were grounded and consumer groups say it's a proof -- it is proof that airlines need a better backup plan.

people just pushed it back. i'll see them in the morning. >> gary bernstein's direct from tia to lax was one of 10 canceled flights on wednesday. delta is working its way back from a power transformer blown. flights have been canceled since monday. this family faced a 90-minute delay. >> it should be taken care of by now, i think. i know it's a big thing to take care of. but it should be already taken care of. >> last month a computer outage at cancel a similar number of flights. the wall street journal reports it all raises questions about whether four recent airline mergers have built companies too large and too reliant on old systems that date from the 1990s. >> i would think the level of urgency is quite high. >> delta has spent $150 million this year on upgrading its systems. but douglas kid of the national association of airline passengers says it's unacceptable that part of delta's backup system also

federal regulators have to look at the situation and ask the airlines some rather pointed questions about something like this could happen. >> delta is offering $200 vouchers after seeing the number of wednesday flights they predicted would be canceled grow from 90 to more than 300. >> i fly a lot. i fly for business. i probably only 1 out of 100 flights get canceled. so i learned to roll with the punches. >> and look at this. over on the depar you can see there that new york jfk flight tomorrow morning it's scheduled for 7 a.m. right now that's already been delayed. delta 9 a.m. 2 hours. 2 hours late that's when it's getting out of here. another consumer group told us they will be calling on the department of transportation to allow consumers, travelers who are holding flights from stranded planes because of future outages to use them on another airline. guys?

concept. all right. thanks so much, evan. so zip tied and duct taped. >> a florida man facing child abuse charges for what he allegedly did to a teenage girl. >> it seems like they've calmed down. but the guy was chasing her. she was on foot and he was in a car and he caught up to her. >> that was one of the 911 calls there that ended with the man's arrest. >> leftover rain still underway in citrus county, but i tell you: active weather pattern continues into t we'll talk about that. introducing dunkin's new cold brew coffee, steeped slowly in cold water for small batches with an ultra-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on.

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>> new at 11, a volusia county is out of jail on bond tonight. he's accused of duct taping and zip lining a teenage girl from stopping her from running away. a car stuck in sand led to his arrest. >> volusia county police were called after sand got stuck in this yard. the lady who lived here showed us the marks in the grass but didn't want to talk on camera.

car chasing a teenager. three people called 911. >> it seems like they've calmed down, but the guy was chasing her. she was on foot and he was in a car and he caught up to her. >> deputies say hubble was following the 15-year-old girl he's responsible for. hubble told the deputies she's a repeat run away and was just brought back to the home sunday night after run ag way to daytona beach. hubble told deputies on monday he tied her up in duct tape and zip ties to keep her from running away again. took off and started running. you can hear hubble explaining this. laying next to my bed. i fell asleep five minutes. >> the 911 called seemed to side with hubble as they waited with deputies to get there. >> it sounds like the girl is a discipline problem. >> you're lucky you have a mommy and dad. you don't run away. >> the 15-year-old told deputies say hubble would occasionally hit her. he told deputies he punched her

when she was tied up. hubble was arrested and faces charges of felony child abuse. >> now your sky tower radar forecast with chief meteorologist paul. >> paul: lots of blue sky for most of today. things get really interesting late today with a very active sea breeze. and back to our classic summer pattern. watch the clouds build. still looking good around 3:00. and, yeah, all of a sudden you can see the clouds really just get going and a couple of shelf clouds moving over the bay. some heavy rain. kind o tampa. the heavy stuff is over by plan city and then moving inland through central pasco up to hernando. now, there's been a persistent band of rain in the gulf. this is the same area of rain being generated by that low, which is thankfully moving away. so tomorrow i think we just go back to sunshine early in the day with building clouds along the sea breeze and showers and thundershowers likely. there's still a little leftover rain up in citrus but that's

that. sprinkles down buy annamaria, that's that. rest of the time we stay partly cloudy. temperatures today finally getting back into the 90s. the high yesterday was 81. today's high 91. 95 in sea bring, 95 after a long stretch of clouds and cooler trem ps back to the august sun and back to the 90s. low pressure way back in louisiana is producing rain here for us. the rain in the gulf kind of cloudy to clear tonight. and right now, temps are in the 70s to near 80 and typically this time of year and this time of night temperatures not really a big deal. they're usually in the 70s to near 80. the pure tropical moisture on this map is in the rust red doll color. we still have deep moisture over us. but it slowly moves away. and we're just left with a south east wind and certainly enough moisture to support afternoon

nearly any one of those storms can be and will be locally heavy and maybe a hint of some dryer weather trying to come in from the southeast but i don't see really any significant change for the foreseeable future. sore so for tonight we become partly cloudy as the rain ends and tomorrow is a claix sea breeze day with storms ending over the bay by 10:00 at night. and then on friday it's another sea breeze day with storms along the west coast late in the day. they're done. and we talked about the tropics at 10:00. still quiet as dry air continues to kind of blow off the continent of africa and the chances of tropical development for the next four to five days look pretty small, which is good. 80 dew point, 76. southwest winds at 6. there's low pressure spinning here that gave us the wet weekend. and then you have kind of dry air east of the state. besides that, it's just a warm

raleigh's 81. birmingham's 81. little rock's 85. dallas still 93. kansas city is 88 degrees at 10:00 their time. any leftover rain ending tonight, partly cloudy and 78. we're back up to near 90 tomorrow. we stay near 90 on friday with afternoon storms. the seven-day forecast, we go from clouds and rain in the morning to just classic august weather next five to seven days. 90s for highs and 70s for lows. have a good night. back to you. thanks, paul. a lot of people are coming to defense of first daughter after she was caught on video. >> arntly smoking something. at least that's what it appears. where that video was taken when

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ier before last we had foxes. then we had bobcats. you know, and it's like we living in a zoo down here. >> i suspect it may have something to do with how close they live to the woods or forest or a natural area. fish and wildlife is telling them to secure their garbage cans. that's what really attracts bears. residents say they don't have garages or bear-proof trash cans. hopefully some state money might fix that. that's one of the things they've >> that's right. and a lot of people this evening on social media talking about this vido from radar online. it's making the rounds around the internet. it shows first daughter may lee an obama at lollapalooza in the background there smoking something. taking a puff on something there. lollapalooza concert is in chicago. this was last month. the video emerged today on that website there. now, if it is marijuana, you should know that it was recently die criminalized in the state of

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inning. and really would never recover. gave up a total of 5 runs, two earned. was pulled after just 1-2/3 innings pitched. a huge thorn in the the rays' side tonight. 5 rbis. shut them out. 7-0 the final. rays have tomorrow off before facing the yankees in a three-game weekend series. and game one of that weekend series is going to be the farewell to alex rodriguez. and you can on fox 13. arod's goodbye to the bigs as well as the day about you of shortstop matt duffy for the rays. coverage tomorrow night right here on fox 3. tough loss in gainesville. florida antonio rilz suffers a torn acl. he was competing for the starting guard position. the gators' o-line has no returning starters.