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bacteria strikes again but this time the person got it out of the water. >> developing tonight an 81-year-old former marine and retired teacher was attacked, robbed and left for dead in his own backyard. it happened yesterday afternoon heights and police are still looking for o his attacker. evan, you talked to the victim's family this afternoon, how is this gentleman doing? >> chris, 81-year-old alfred watton is in critical condition in the icu according to his family. just in the past few hours police have given the name of a
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>> a struggle or something happened and he was knocked out and he stole the van. >> 81-year-old alfred watton's son-in-law called alfred a fighter and he didn't wanted to be identified because he fears that the man who attacked alfred could come back. >> his daughter and son are worried and just had watching and prayin'. >> watton family is desperate for positive news. wednesday, someone left school teacher and guidance counselor for dead, after he was attacked in the backyard of his home where he lay for hours suffering from severe head injuries. >> we think about 1:30 or 2:30 in the afternoon, a family member noticed that the car was missing but it was several hours later when he was discovered
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>> carlos cordero, 37 was named as a person of interest after he did some house work for watton and he was the last person had seen with watton and police are hoping he can answer some questions. this is the van 2014 red kia sedona and this is the license plate number, z4swc. watton's family is hoping the man who fought in the korean war has one more battle left in him. >> there is no prognosis right now. >> anyone who knows cordero or has information or has seen that van is asked to call tampa police. >> a violent guy, let's hope he is caught soon. >> well, this wrong-way driver
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then ended up with a carjacking and a man in cuffs. josh, just by the little bit of video i could tell it's a wild one. >> yeah, you know that chase looked like something you would see in l.a. plenty of high-stakes drama but make no mistake there were living on the line. this was about 3:00 in the afternoon yesterday. deputies say this guy on a the wrong way on i-4. later on in the video he is seen taking off, hitting high speeds and just flying by other drivers. he is going go into this gas station and buys a shirt to try to change his appearance, but no such luck, sorry, guy, the chopper stays over him and then things really go off the rails.
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trying to carjack vehicles and tries to carjack the driver, but the driver has had enough and boom, hits him in the face and sends him flying out of the truck. listen to how this played out. >> i was just pushing on him trying to keep from him getting inside my truck, and like i said he was up on my lap and he had a good on the eye, it was swelled up and stuff. >> and you see right here that bruise in his mugshot, this is 22-year-old corey johnson jr. -- they say he is not cooperating with the investigation. cynthia he has some legal troubles ahead and an eye that needs to heal. >> we can certainly see the black eye, that is a crazy
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cascio. >> and another twist in the case of the u.s. olympic swimmers who claim to have been robbed at gunpoint in rio. rio officials are now recommending that two of the swimmers be indicted saying they owe rio an peeling. apology. >> this was become a headline for the the cause of a diplomatic dispute between brazil and the u.s. >> the guy pulled out his gun anded it and put it to my forehead and said go ahead down and i said, whatever. he took my money and my wallet. >> but then the details changed, the gun was not held to his head but pointed in his direction and
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by gunman but now he says they were robbed while at a gas station, but brazilian authorities say it was a dispute between four drunk american who is trashed a gas station bathroom and then tried to leave without paying for the damage. this is video surveillance and they are ordered possibly at gun the americans tried to leave. >> at this exact moment what the police can confirm is there was no robbery in the way that it was reported by the athletes. they were not the victim of the criminal facts they described. the police can already confirm this. >> steve harigan fox news. >> and we just got this video into the news room that shows two of the american swimmers at the airport in rio tonight
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miami. they were pulled off of their flight yesterday to be questioned. police say they will not face charges because they never claimed they were robbed. lochte is already back in the u.s. having left before the judge ordered his passport frozen, as for feigen he is back in brazil. filing a false police report in brazil is punishable by a fine or six months in prison. >> and blame for a death in florida. this is vibrio vulnificus and living in warm, brackish seawater, and we know that the victim contracted the disease by eating raw shellfish, in this case raw oysters. >> those individuals who have a compromised immune system are
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wound, you put yourself or you have a diabetic ulcer, that micro organism can penetrate into that wound and then get into the bloo blood stream and n take hold very, very quickly. i have seen people die been days. >> nothing to fool around with. when a person getting vibrio the area gets red and blisters and those and shock can follow. as dr. jo mentioned this bacteria can take hold of you quickly and so you have to get medical attention right away. >> and five failing schools which receive ed a d. d grade m
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parents and teachers on a plan. the plan includes adding academic coaches and the district had said aside more resources but the message to parents was the schools cannot do this alone. >> we want to make sure they have all of the information, what we are doing to help them improve but it's going to take us, the community and the parents to improve the school. >> if the state does the plan closer is not the only option. a third party could come in or they were move into a district approved program. and this new school is now open. students have been attending for more than a week but it's not official until you cut the giant ribbon. pinellas county spend $65
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>> that is right, it's not official until you have the giant sissens. scissors.>> okay, it's pretty sn louisiana. more than a dozen dead and thousands of homes destroyed by the flooding. >> and people in louisiana are not the only ones needing help. >> it's all about working together to save as many lives as possible. >> finding sanctuary right here in tampa. >> and we showed you the flames yet, tonight we'll show you the extent of the damage to the home of a family driven out by a lightning-caused fire. >> and a shift in the wind
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to figure wh out what they can l salvage after their very large home goes up in flames. crais fire crews say it was a tl loss. a woman and minor were inside the home but managed to escape had safely. the dad was on his way b orlando when he got the call. >> me and my mom just ran out of the house, didn't really grab anything, because we needed to get out of there as soon as possible. >> dad went back in and was able to safe a few photos and a few other items. their next step is dealing with the insurance company to see how much of that loss is covered due to lightning. >> the raging floodwaters are finally starting to recede in louisiana but the suffering is
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40,000 homes damaged and some are calling on president obama to break away from his family vacation to visit the state. we do hear from the president has been br briefed about the situation and has approved federal disaster assistance for the area, but the flooding is not just taking a toll on people, but on al mal today a number of dogs arrived in florida from louisiana and they were not lost dogs but were moving from shelters there to shelters in florida so shelters in louisiana would take in the thousands of dogs that are displaced. >> i'm a big believer in helping your neighbors whether they are across country lines or out of state.
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and now they are here, mainly puppies and small-breed dogs. and right now they are getting spayed and neuters and micro chips and louisiana has some really interesting dogs up there, they have a i think it's called a c catahoula and mixed breed dogs with spots. >> katrina. >> and thank goodness there are shelters that can make room for them. >> still dealing with the left-over rain, there will be more showers in louisiana this weekend but of course nothing like they just witnessed. we are taking about looking ahead to a height at the end of the tunnel, 23 days to go until our average high drops to 89. it's not much and you remember
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some of december we were 85 to 90 every day, but it's something, and someone thing if you want cooler weather we are rapidly losing daytime in the evening. we lost about 24 minutes of daylight since back in june. the duration of the heat is not as bad, but plenty of sunshine at the beach this morning. a great place to be 3:30, 4:00 when the clouds began to thicken and the people on the beach go whoa, here come the clouds and rain. some of the rain was heavy. here is a look at skytower tonight, the big batch of rain lining up along the coasts has moved offshore and has dissipated but there are a couple of random showers developing in some of the bay area, and if usual watching in
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being hit by rain now and that extends up 75. electricthere is a storm popping up on the charlotte sarasota line. this rain will probably get over north port and the rain in arcadia will slide to the west. so there's a couple more showers to deal with in our southern counties. beside that, if you've been outside, it's night. the rain went by and cooled off and then we went to the east as the full ster sturgeon moon is overhead, seems like every single day we are a degree or two away from 92, except for a couple of days ago. the seabreeze today was pinned right along the coast, and the
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collapses and the storms move away. right now 70's and low 80's and the future cast shows the beginning of a weather pattern change. the east wind givingway to a bit more in the way of a sea breeze. >> a definite stronger sea breeze tomorrow and that should continue over the weekend. we have not seen a lot of west wind this summer. we can get into a pattern -- the ridge axis is goes to slide to the south and that means especially over the weekend, here is tropical storm had fiona. this wave bears watching. that could move west in the caribbean in about five to seven days.
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one could be interesting. slow-moving storms could drift inland during the day, and the forecast for saturday is partly cloudy with storms moving inland and we are back up near 90. your seven-day is 90's for a high and 70 to 80 for lows. >> we a proud to bring you this story, an emotional months in the making. >> look at that, these parents greeting their children after two years. years. >> we have some very interesting changes on the election math and
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this evening. after two years a mother and father have reunited with their daughters. the parents, herminio and -- came to the u.s. two years ago as refugees after he wrote an article criticizing the cuban government. >> and ever since then they've been trying to get their daughters out. for came after help from congressman jolly. >> -- i come here to the -- (kissing sounds). >> congressman jolly presented them with two american flags that flew over the capitol
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their new freedoms. >> and we had our first fight of the joint practice, we'll have the details on that. and this takes us down memory road, a trip they took here 20 years ago the off! outdoor refresher course. claustrophobia, meet bite-ophobia. sfx: buzz 1: light off! mosquito lamp. sfx: ring animation sound 2: create distance from father-in-law. sfx: ding get back out there...with off! sfx: ring animation sound
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their separate ways before reunited on the field on saturday night. did you dirk koetter says his td ramped up but there was a fight tonight. with fowler swinging on marpet and fowler was kicked out of practice at that point. we were not able to catch video because it ended so quickly but outing. the coaches wanted to keep the intensity high but still stay within the rules. i noticed it ramped up among the lineman and when players are competing sometimes a little snacktalk is okay as long as everything else is okay. >> we don't partic talk, we hit.
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there. >> it looks like it for the o line, and the d line one-on-ones and i got a pretty good view of that fight, it was pretty good. >> are you a good smack talker. >> sli absolutely not, it's note of my positive- attributes. >> and kiffin is now an assistance here with the jaguars -- kiffin's linebacker coach for a kfew years and he retired but then thought how many walks on the beach can a person take? and he came back. >> it reminded me 20 years ago
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morning with tony dungy, and drove over, parked our car and you learned how tough it was to be a football player and tom koffee was the coach, and i thought oh my word. i'm a jaguar right now, i'm telling you that, i'm fired up. >> after two days of work competing against the jaguars the bucs get tomorrow off before getting back on the field for preseason game two against the jags on saturday nieghtd. night. >> it's getting closer and closer. >> and before we go, this is a life which message turned viral. it reads if you are dropping off
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books, et cetera. please turn around and exit the building. your son will learn to problem-solve in your had absence. this was posted on facebook and it's been shared thousands of times and it's been talked about whether it's too harsh and they do mention "sons" because this was an all-boy school, and when i was growing up man if you forgot your lunch, my mom dad b both work and you were out of luck. >> and you hoped your friend had an extra cheese sandwich in his lunchbox. >> that's right. >> and if you would like to see more, log on to our website, fox13news.com and craig patrick's money, power, and politics is next. >> from all of us here at fox
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