the generosity of strangers took it to a new level. more than 360 pizzas were given out. >> kelly: they really need that kind gesture. very hard times right now. >> mark: doesn't take much to lift spirits of someone down and out like that. >> kelly: time for the 11 news. >> mark: much more straight ahead. here's sicynthia and chris. moms and dads whose kids have allergies are trying to stock up on epipen >> only this year the cost puts families in a financial pinch. i know so many parents have the same situation. >> why the price has gone up by hundreds of dollars. i think when you meet somebody online, you don't know anything about them. you have to make sure to get as much information you can. >> a man's murder after meeting someone on a dating website sparks a warning from police. we're on it and doing everything we can for

day of school jitters. we check in with students returning to the zika-infested nabdzs. neighborhoods. we begin with a news alert in tampa where a crash on a busy highway tonight hilled a bicyclist. it happened tonight, and a lot of activity still there. the florida highway patrol says a 21-year-old man on that bicycle was hit and killed. you two vehicles were involved in this. at least one person that we talked to there familiar with the area says she's really not surprised that something like this happened. >> this section is extremely dangerous, obviously. people drive up and down 50 to 60 miles per hour if not faster. >> we don't know what led up to the crash. obviously, an investigation is still taking place right now. we don't know who is at fault. troopers haven't released the

but it was a 21-year-old man. the northbound lanes of dell mabrey are still closed at landbright street. avoid that area if possible. new at 11:00, they're a life saving for people with allergies, but some people can't afford the epipens anymore. the price skyrocketed from $100 to $600. so many parents on social media talked about this all weekend. crystal clark sfoek spoke to one mom trying to bear the extra cost, crystal. >> causes the huge increase? >> the epipen brand dominates the market with little competition, so they can increase their prices by nearly 400%. now, for parents who have to stock up their homes, their cars, their kids' schools, they say this is just enough to ety their pockets. it only takes one sting or a bite of peanut butter at lunch

itchy. >> your face swells up. >> reporter: an allergic reaction so severe an epipen shot must be used to stop the symptoms. just two weeks into the school year, daisy says her 12-year-old daughter's peanut allergy was trickered after tushing a table in her art class where someone ate peanut butter. >> she felt itchy and hot. she went to the bathroom. >> she couldn't breathe and went straight to the school nurse, who gave her an epip >> having to use the emergency device created a new problem. she must buy a pricey replacement. the epipen went from $60 in 2007 to $600 in 2016. it's not older people feeling the impact. >> it's mainly parents with kids, because they need more than two. they need two for the grandparents, two for school and two for something else. so that means six.

these auto injectors and they're very expensive. >> reporter: the doctor says parents should not feel obligated to fork over cash, asking for a generic brand auto injector cuts the cost in half. they can make their own. >> they can buy a 1cc vial of epinephrine and a homemade syringe. >> it would need to be replaced every three months. it's a cost-saving solution parents are willing to consider. >> i know so many parents that have the >> what's even more upsetting for some parents is for the epipen it costs a few dollars to make the pen. tonight they're calling for price gouging into that company. >> we have to stay on top of this and see what happens with lawmakers stepping forward and calling for change here. crystal clark live tonight. they're the way these days, the popular way to meet people. this time a dating app turned

police in auburndale say a man was killed over the weekend after meeting someone on the site plentyoffish. josh cascio has a warning from police now, and it's so many people that use these sites, josh, i guess they need a warning. >> reporter: this shouldn't be a huge shock to anyone. you're still meeting a stranger for the first time, and let's face it, not everybody on the internet is who they say they are. we should know that by now, right? unfortunately, that's what 27-year-old adam hillary found out. police say he went on a only to wind up dead and robbed. now, four people are under arrest in that case, but it's not the first time we've seen dating sites and apps lead to bad things. so here are a few tips. number one, always do your research on who you meet. google them and check your facebook page and stalk them online for lack of a better term. two, meet in a public place. somewhere a lot of people are around. never in a private location. three, and this should go

of course, always have a plan. >> in real life as opposed to talking to them online, you want people to know where you are and let them know where you'll be. make sure you have a time frame. >> reporter: in that auburndale case police believe the date was just a setup. they aren't sure how it went from a robbery to a shooting, but they are confident this was not random. dating app usage among folks 18 to 24 tripled since 2014 according to pew research, which is more the reason to be extra cautious out there. let this case be a prime example of basically what not to do. back to you. >> absolutely. can't be too careful. josh cascio. he bought a new cadillac escalade using someone else's name and good credit. now this counterfeit convict will spepd more time behind bars. terrell brown has been sentenced to prison. he used a stranger's information

cadillac dealer in clearwater. when he was arrested, investigate rors say he had numerous counterfeit driver's licenses, va i.d.s and credit cards on him. he also has to pay back the money he used on the suv. developing tonight, deputies in pasco and hillsborough counties say professional thieves got away with thois of dollars of belongings after breaking into nearly 20 pickup trucks. just yesterday eight trucks inn and hampton inn in wesley chapel. two weeks ago in tampa somebody broke into 12 vehicles where three guns were stolen. a total of $8800 worth of items taken possibly by the same people. >> i assume they're going to the black market, and they are being sold off that way. maybe to pay for a drug habit. maybe to pay for other things. we don't know. >> detectives are looking for

and have warned hotel chains up and down i-75. it was back to school this morning for students in sarasota county. that's one of the last bay area school districts to let go of summer finally, although it was short for most people. while the students had books and pencils this their backpacks, students in south florida carried something else. bug spray. how about that? there are at least nine schools in or near the so-called zika hot zones in the miami area. >> presenting a whole new set of challenges. we show you how the schools try to ease fears and keep everybody safe. >> i got off on right now. i'm trying to cover my face. >> reporter: there is no shortage of mosquito repellent at schools in the zika zone. students not taking any chances. >> i'm transferring to classes, and we don't know if we get bit or not. like, that's my concern today. >> reporter: they're wearing

at the six schools near the wynwood zone. >> we have to get the information out to the neighborhood and community. >> reporter: at this middle school, classroom lessons on monday morning focused on zika. miami-dade school superintendent is taking part and giving zika tips. >> dress them well, long-sleeved shirts and long pants and apply the insect repellent, and then leave the rest up to us. >> preparation is key, but doesn't want anyone to panic. >> this does not constitute a threat to young kids. it constitutes a threat to pregnant women. >> in miami beach three schools are in or near the hot zone. school leaders and the may ror trying to calm the fears. >> giving away bug re pell lant and uniforms with long sleeves and things like that. we're on it doing everything we can for preventive measures.

>> i hope that we can cross our fingers and hope for the best. >> that was brian reporting. the state health department reports seven new cases of zika in florida, four in the miami-dade area, but all of them travel-related. with more and more cases popping up, tampa is stepping up the efforts to combat the mosquito population. mayor buckhorn announcing today the city bought 3600 of those things called mosquito dunks. they're pools, retention ponds and other areas where there's standing water. each dunk can kill off mosquito larvae for 30 days. they don't harm people or animals. so if you have any concerns about standing water or an abandoned property near your home, report that to city code enforcement. i hadn't heard about that before, these dunks. they do a good job. >> little doughnuts for mosquitos, right? >> yeah, for 30 days. coming up, tampa is fires

took a shot at tampa in her new book. >> just to be snarky, i was like, yeah, we're the three people that read. >> there's a sign outside this local bookstore mocking schumer's claim about our city's literacy. not everyone finds it so funny. upping security for concerts and games apt raymond james. what you need to know the next time you head to the stadium. any storms out there tonight? another tropical storm. way out in the eastern atlantic, watching invest 99-l.

the agency that runs raymond james stadium says security is their top concern... the agency that runs raymond james stadium says security is the top concern. what goes for the bucs games goes for all events. the next time you go to a college football game or concert, same rules apply. you're only allowed one small clush style bag and no more than one clear plastic bag. everybody has to go through the metal detector and leave your

camera bags at home. more fallout today for u.s. olympic swimmer ryan lochte. in just one day he lost an estimated $1 million in endorsements. four sponsors drop lochte after police say he lied about that armed robbery outside a rio gas station. ralph lauren and gentle hair removal and speedo. speedo will donate $50,000 of his fee to an organization that helps children in brazil. lochte has put it overexaggerating the details of that night. he could also face disciplinary action from the u.s. olympic committee, the international olympic committee, and usa swimming. it's just a matter of time before they come out whether they're going to suspend him or, you know, fine him. we'll see what happens there. well, you know, from this photo here you can see it's amy schumer versus tampa, right? sort of. amy schumer makes a living off

the humor in what she said about the city on page 6 of her new book "the girl with the lower back tattoo." she describes tampa as horrendous and says, i'm not scared aboutriting that and making those people mad, because i know for a fact that no one that lives there has ever read a book. jk, jk, but kind of not. that's not going over. they changed their dear miss schumer, give us another chance and love the three that read. mayor buckhorn chimed in to say he begs to differ. >> i'm certain if she got to know us like we know each other, she'd probably want to move here. >> hey, i'm in tampa, and i'm reading. it was just more funny. i wasn't offended at all. >> as to the claim that people in tampa don't read, that's not true. listen to this statistic.

hillsborough county library card. how's that ironically all 16 copies of her books are checked out right now. 55 people have it on hold. that's a lot of readers. >> amy should thank us. >> she did tweet back, by the way. she replied to the inkwood sign saying i appreciate your offer. i trash long island where i'm from all the time. maybe i'll come by if the timing works in october. maybe she'll come by sxi make a camaro or something there. >> i think most people are taking. there are some people who say they're offended, especially one person who said she moved here from fayetteville to tampa and is doubly insulted. it's amy schumer. >> that's her shtick and she sold a bunch of more books. >> she did. we normally wouldn't cover this.

that book for the past 12 hours. >> she owes us something for that. >> i think . we'll see how it plays out in october. what a sunset tonight, and the weather tomorrow looks the same as today. a couple more storms in the afternoon. the brookdale bayshore cam all lit up with a beautiful sunset. highs again today. this is an incredible streak of 92s this summer. morning low was a ridiculous 80, so it was a steam bath all day. very quiet day today. had a coupl trying to pop up around tampa bay. i saw a few near temple terrace and one roamed around downtown this afternoon. there were a few down by arcadia and more down by fort myers and that was it. all we have is showers moving off the southwest coast. temperatures are up there. no rain during the afternoon. it means at 11:00 it's a steam bath, and it really is. you have 84 tampa, 82 in st. pete, 85 in sarasota, 82 in

now, tomorrow i think more of a northeast wind, a better chance of storms near the coast tomorrow afternoon. then more of that will continue on wednesday, with storms building to the west during the afternoon hours. we start to watch what's happening to our southeast over the weekend. the atlantic is getting crowded. you've got gaston, and that's a new tropical storm. the 11:00 advisory is just issued. that will become the hurricane and move atlantic. fiona has about had it. invest 99-l has a 40% chance of development in the next two days. 60% chance in the next five days. the limiting factor in the short term is going to be a lot of dry air ahead of it. it's awfully tough for a wave to develop much, as long as there's this much dry air in place. but over time the atmosphere

some of the warmest water on the planet is down over the bahamas in whatever becomes of this will probably track in this general direction. so there's certainly a potential in about four to five days, this being tropical storm hermes. we see what happens down the road. it could get close to our state sunday or monday of next week, like seven to eight days from now. invest 99-l, here's some computer models run on it. you can see general direction of our state but as always, you know, this far out, i mean the accuracy rate on these models seven days out is not good. it can curve up the east coast and may not develop at all and could cut across the state. the european model this afternoon had quite the run. it is a developing storm east of miami, and nen moving west across the peninsula. this is eight days out, so the chances of this verifying

something we watch, and the gfs model was picking up on more troufyness, not as much of a ridge over the carolinas. so the development on the gfs model is nothing at all except tuesday night, something town by cuba. so you see the problems we have. you don't get a model consistency, and we still have a solid four to five days to track it. we update that tomorrow morning on "good day." don't forget myfoxhurricane.com has all the information you need. 84 and dew point 76. wind north-northwest. the rest of tonight it's mostly clear and warm and sticky. we're down near 80. a better chance of afternoon storms nothing unusual. 30%, 40% coverage and 92. more of the same on wednesday. we stay with that magic number of 92. it's the summer of 92. accuweather seven-day forecast, more low 90s and nighttime lows 70 to 80. dave is in tomorrow morning with

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knew what she needed, it was just a blessing. >> reporter: it was more than just the professors that helped, but her classmates, too. >> it's nice to be with other students. i mean, i can finally get the education i'm supposed to get with other people. >> reporter: danielle is attending stetson on a partial skaul slarship. >> she's breaking stereotypes about what to do at her age. that's great to be part of that. >> reporter: she hopes to go to after that, the sky is the mit. >> maybe engineering or physics. i'm not sure. anything in the math field. >> reporter: for now she's right where she wants to be. she wants to start the first blackjack club. >> engineering, physics. she's 14. give her a couple of years. for now she will commute to school from home, but she hopes to live on campus in a couple of years if she hasn't already graduated. just one of those young people

like, really? wow. blows you away. >> the one thing i thought through this story, at least i'm glad she's not coming for my job. no math needed here. she's a genius, though. i'm sure she'll be president one day. coming up in sports, david price returns to the trop in search of a first win as a visitor. plus, is it too early to be concerned about the bucks

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