tampa bay that message hits home. as the announcement of the first non-travel related zika case in tampa bay came down, governor scott stopped in the next zone of concern. pinellas county, but the governor braus a word of caution. >> the whole goal is to get everybody g everything active. >> ss someone in the county caught zika somewhere in florida. everything else is an unknown right now. >> the new case with announced pinellas will take an epidemiologist to get a new history and understand potential exposures at home and the workplace and other recreationa. >> officials don't identify the pinellas patient or say whereli. the county's headlight department director explained what's next. >>e work with a

with. that includes the home and the workplace and any activities in and out of the county. >> reporter: for now their focus is on limits the possible spread. the governor sed aside $15 million to fight zika. experts test thousands of mosquitos and urging people to protect themselves. >> it's the responsibility of all of us to protect pregnant women and their developing babies. >> reporter: and this is all very concerning women pregnant or families thinking about having another child. but there's also some good news that came out today. and that a centers around the war that the state is waging against the zika virus. it looks like it's slightly effective, isn't ya, and i tell you tonight at 6:00. more to fi this for sure. let's bring in dr. jo for perspective on all of this. you said at noon today that you do expect to see more cases in our area, so how concerned

>> i think we should all be very concerned at this point in ti. certainly we know already that about four out of five individuals who get zika infections don't have any symptoms, so there can be that low level kind much under the surface spread of this certainly. it doesn't mean it has to go further, go to more people or become that cluster that we are seeing now in miami-dade and south beach and in winwood. you don't want to be that person that gets it.

be cautious and careful and to wear your deet, wear the long sleeves and try to clean up backyards and make our personal space as mosquito-free as possible. some people don't have symptoms, but some do. let's remind everyone of the symptoms that they should be looking for. >> one of the things is that they have this rash they talk about. it's a red rash, bumps. i've talked to some people say it was between their fingers. there can be faefr. there can be this. muscle pain, joint pain, fatigue. all of those things can occur. kind of like a bad flu. the other thing is the eyes. the eyes look kind of blood shot. it's not like the pinkeye you expect with all the gunk you wake up or,e like red eyes. there can be a little bit of swelling i've seen in pictures beneath that white part of the eye. so all of those things might indicate that you have an infection. again, i think it's up to us, if

infected, to talk to our doctor and get that test done, if they think it's appropriate. at this point in time, the more people that we identify the more we can go out to their communities and take precautions, and we can, you know, spray if necessary and certainly test those individuals around them. >> because we're all exposed to mosquitos here. >> we all are. that's our reality. >> thanks. so we're also keeping a close eye on the tropics. >> it's that time of year again, and paul says still way out there we should be paying attention to, right? >> paul: absolutely. we're talking perhaps first hurricane to make landfall in our ste back in 2005. that system does not have a name. we call it invest 99-l. you see what's the deal with this invess short for investigation, an area that we're watching and investigating for possible tropical development. in fact, hurricane center says

60% chance in the next five days. this is also gaston, which is way out in the atlantic. not a threat to us. fiona is no longer on the map. i'll show you sky tower in a bit showing storms in the bay area. we fly out. this is the position of the invest which is approaching the lesser antilles. hurricane hunter plane did a look and see today and did not find a close circulation. because there's so much dry air expecting any major intensification during the next couple of days. however, ifhe system can get up into the bahamas and up into the turks and kay coast, the water is warm and let shear and mortgage in the atmosphere, so the european model really gets aggressive with development as it approaches our state from the east. that could beouth florida during the day on sunday, and then i'll show you

but the european model goes bonkers with intensification. you get a storm into the gulf of mexico as a major hurricane, and then moves it away from us up towards alabama, mississippi, louisiana. as you can tell by the e general trend of a developing tropical system movingorwest generally towards our state is still far away. it still has yet tevelopnto a named storm. the will change a little bit. we'll talk some impacts to us this weekend. that's coming up at 5:20. see you then. >> paul, you have you're attention. today president obama visited parts of louisiana devastated by flooding. he met with victims and he called on americans to stay focused on the tremendous need for help. for those people who many have lost everything. fox 13's chris kato was following the president's visit and joins us. the presidents takingom heat for wti make this trip.

or destroyed tens of thousands of homes in southern louisiana, the president today came to see it for himself. last week he chose not to cut short his vacation to martha's vineyard, which drew a lot of criticism from people, especially in the flood-ravaged area. he told reporters today he's not too concerned about the politics that critics are playing. he says he's confident in his administration's response because fema has been on the ground for more than a week now getting into important disaster aid applications. the president morning the baton rouge airport by the governor. he asked the president to hold off on visiting until the initial disaster response was over. he toured a neighborhood where an estimated 70% of homes are damaged by flooding by the series of storms that brought record rainfall and killed at least 13 people. all total, more than 60,000 homes in southern louisiana were damaged or destroyed.

residents and promised that more help is on the way. >> sometimes when these things happen, it can seem a little bit too much to bear. what i want the people of louisiana to know is that you're not alone on this. even after the tv camas leave, the whole country is going you p you until we get folks back in their homes and lives are rebuilt. >> more on how you can help in a moment. the c overwhelming. look at this. residents have pulled all of the water-damaged stuff from their homes and piled it in front creating a wall of debris down the streets there in almost every street in livingston parish. more than 115,000 people haveor aid, and the government has already distributed $127 million for things like temporary housing, critical home repairs and flood insurance payments. now, the president said today that that federal aid will help, but it alone won't be enough.

volunteer to help with that cleanup effort there. now, the state of louisiana has created a website that makes it really easy to find projects and places that need help. maybe you have a special skill to offer or you can offer to make a donation. you can find a link to that page there on fox13news.com. just look for the section titled ""seen on tv."" linda. >> the number of people that need help just staggering. thank you. >> it sure is. as you saw that situation in louisiana pretty dire. people have lost their homes and animals. many have to give up their dogs and cats and pets. some of them have been brought to an animal rescue group in sarasota county. fox 13's kimberly kuizon says more are on the way. >> good boy. >> reporter: this little guy named cajun is a ball of energy, much diffent from a feways ago whentered him. >> he was laying there and nobody took him, so i did. >> he was one of 14 animals

inglewood animal rescue to be showered with love and attention. >> it was an emergency situation, and i can, you know. that's why, because i can. >> as thousands of people are displaced from their homes, many have to give up or even abandon their beloved pets. >> went from the shelter to being flooded out to being put in a cage to being flown on an airplane to being transported from the airport to here. these poor dogs have no idea what's going >> reporter: while many dogs and cats have already been placed into foster homes, they'll soon be looking for a permit place to go home to. >> i'm whatever i can to make him as comfortable as i can, and socialize him so that someone will come and adopt him. >>reporter: anz conditions in louisiana continue to worsen, maryann and her volunteers prepare for anotherf animals overnight. >> the ripple effect is the sewage is coming up and the water is coming up. they have no water or electric. it puts everyone in jeopdy.

humans. >> reporter: what these animals need now is a safe place to call home. inglewood animal rescue needs more volunteer foster families. >> we do so much locally, and when there's devastation throughout the united states, if we can help, we will do that. >> kimberly kuizon, fox 13 news. the next group of rescues from louisiana arrive sometime tonight. they ask anybody willing to foster or adopt to contact them. a tampa institution back in the burger business. afte tampa's iconic goody-goody restaurant served up the famgs burgers to customers today. while the location changed to south tampa, the classic recipes remain the same. long-time tampa residents dining at goody-goody today was like taking their taste buds down memory lane. >> when i hear people saying they remember being here with their grandfather and parents and having the lime freezes and

then i've succeeded. >> the pie looks good. he wanted to re-open the restaurant because he couldn't stand by and watch an important piece of tampa history disappear. >> good for him. he defied the odds. a 16-year-old florida boy survived a brain-eating amoeba. doctors explain how they saved his life. >> today is the day airline tickets are supposed to drop, but how much do you save if you

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supposed cheap flight day. the day ticket prices are supposed to drop. >> is this the truth or a marketing gimmick? we're here to answer the question. >> skeptics say that -- skeptics. are you a skeptic? they say there's no data so support whether you're better off buying your airline tickets on this particular day versus the day before or the day after or even the next week o so. yes, prices do fall in general end. think of today more like the beginning of a cheaper time period than to fly. august 23rd does time out whether a lot of back in session, so airlines supposedly drop the prices from peak summer travel days by as much as 10% to 20%. "forbes" magazine show the southwest's fares show a noticeable decline in prices this week. in november prices jump up again

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that's why it's confusing for people, too. >> i'll go shopping for those tickets today. looking. you never know. can we talk about a college care packages? >> i love those. >> what did yours look big. >> old box and mine would be taped up with some recycled box from an extra sweater to some food,right? >> i would get a little money or check occasionally. there was never a box. that was just -- >> i liked the big box. it was fun to op. kids left at home. that was the problem. >> hey, a check is love. >> a check is love. >> cash is good, too. >> speaking of checks and cash and making some money, who do you think is getting involved in this?am azon. if you want to send a care package, they made it super easy. they call it prime pantry and you can pick from a variety of items and ship for 5.99. if you're busy or have a lot of kids, now you go online and click. >> pretty boxes. that is cool.

useful stuff. >> that's a great idea. >> it makes it easy. we'll do everything online now. >> exactly. >> i have something else to tell you about today. >> i love this. >> we talked about this at noon. >> a new sunscreen that i know everybody is going to race out and buy. check this out. >> sunscreen, sick of that awful lotion odor? do you want smell like fried chic hungry? introduc sunscreen. a real limited edition product we give away for free. >> for free. why would they give that away for free, right? >> because nobody would buy it. >> kfc gave away 3,000 bottles of the colonel sanders extra crispy sunscreen yesterday, spf30. it's supposed to smell like fried chicken. testers said it smells like everything from maple syrup to savory spices. >> that's our new colonel down there.

ever-lasting tan. >> i remember dunkin' doughnuts did this a while ago where you could smell like various doughnut flavors. it's an excellent marketing scheme from the standpoint, but i don't know why you would want to smell like either? maple syrup or savory spices or what it's supposed to smell like. >> somebody said won't you get dive-bombed by that could happen. >> if you want to try it out, unfortunately, i know you're going to be disappointed. they're all out and gone. everybody took them. >> you know, i'm sure if you just wait a second that paul is going to be so disappointed to know you can't get that fried chicken smelling sunscreen? >> paul: i'm holding out for pop eyes. we have a lot going on. let's talk about what's happening locally. storms are building aroundampa bay, cerinly activity today than yesterday. we said that would be happening as moisture is increasing.

here's a look at the satellite radar trend today with more moisture kind of sliding our way from the north and northeast. showers and thunderstorms kind of meeting up along the sea breeze boundary late today. the biggest concentration of rain has been primarily tampa bay north. we'll zoom in and show you some areas getting wet right now. it's around tampa bay. there's a big storm which is slicely over mcdill. there's some near ruskin and one around oldsmo. everything is sliding from the west-to-southwest. i would expect heavy rain and lightning with the cells. additionally some showers in pasco county. they're sliding to the polk est, and some pop-up county. they're also sliding to the southwest. not much across our northern counties right now.

5:45. the heat is on. another day today easily in the mid-90s. tampa is 93. storms develop with a surge of moisture from the northeast. let's fly down now to invest 99-l. looks, you know, somewhat impressive on satellite, but it's kind of elongated. i'm not expecting any rapid intensification at all. hurricane hunter plane today took off from st. croix and flew into the system and did not find the air mass around invest 99-l is pretty dry, so for the time being don't expect much. when the storm gets up somewhere into the central bahamas, there will be literally no wind shear. some of the warmest water on the planet is over the bahamas, and the european model has been going crazy with intensification. high pressure over the carolinas. that really is the key to the forecast. the highs stay strong and most models say it will.

this way, because it runs into the high. so what it will probably do i mo to e west and northwest. if it intensifies, we could be looking at a landfalling hurricane some place along the east coast, most likely south florida depending on the models now. but anyplace up and down the east coast is still in place. the european model moves across florida and then becoming a major hurricane west of tampa bay. so that's the european, which we have high confidence in. it's also interesting to note that to buy into any of this and just watch how this plays out with really zilch to show you except make here, a weak area of low pressure southwest of us. once again, as it always is, it's the battle of the models. we'll see how this o in the nextay or two, a wll update it on subsequent model runs. for nowt ast think ithe back of your head there could be some florida impacts sunday into

the minutes, days, hours ahead. becoming clear tonight and 78. storms developing again tomorrow afternoon. and we're up to 92. and on thursday more of the same. morning sunshine and some afternoon storms in the 90s, winds north about 10 knots. seas 2 feet or less and a high tide at 7:06. the weekend forecast will hinge on what happens to our southeast, but for now we keep rain chances at about 40% all the way through tuesday of next week. backo thank you, paul. more fallout for that zoo where a gorilla drug a little boy and they shot him dead. they shot him dead. what staffers have announced - welcome. it's me! the extra crispy colonel. my extra crispy, twenty dollar fill-up feeds a family of four.

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dolphins are knock tur natural creatures that rest during the day. sometimes dolphins approach people. however, a ban could shut down or greatly change hawaii's dolphin tour industry. we have an update on the shooting death of that gorilla at the cincinnati zoo. officials have the zoo's it account after critics and trolls started to target it. the zoo says they're not amused by all the memes. that gorilla was shot and in mayfter a 3-year-old boy nell in the exhibit and this happened. the zoo re-opened it? june with a higher reinforced barrier. the zoo's actions are still under review. staffers at an orlando hospital are caught snooping on the micalords of pulse ahead the investigation and how the hospital i how did he survive? a florida teenager covered from a brain-eating amoeba infection.

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sebastian is the fourth person he united states to survive the infection. holly bristow spoke with his family. >> thank you, firs to god and all his power for everything that he hase in saving our kid's life. >> reporter: gonzalez feared something so small it can only be seen under a microscope would kill her son, sebastian. >> now he's currently talking. you know, it's a miracle. it's a miracle. >> reporter: the doctor choked up at times as he spoke about his 16-year-old patient who survived a brain-eating amoeba. >> i have treated amoeba cases in the past. they're all severely marginal and fatal. so this is a story that we need to tell about sebastian. >> reporter: two weeks ago he came to orlando from south

complain of a horrific headache. his mom and dad took him to florida hospital for children. >> he walked through the room. he was sitting in bed, talking, answering questions and watching tv. we could tell that he had quite a lot of whatl photo phobia, the light bri hwas wear sglass. >> doctors discovered freshwate, which led them to do ape it wasn ns to the i had to tell them t their good-byes. tell him everything you want to tell your medical team but sebastian on a cocktail of seven drugs, one mustafinaed locally just approved by the cdc. it was hand-delivered in 11 minutes. >> it can be rapidly fatal. minutes count, and having the drug at hand as part -- having all the treatment at hand is

body temperature to 33 degrees to slow the amoeba. >> he got everything within fou medication. hent we put the breathing tube in within four hours. >> they kept him in a medically induced coma for three days until lab results showed no sign of the amoeba. >> we woke him up and decided to take the breathing tube out. and within hours he spoke sorry. >> doctors say his condition continues to improve. his parents prayers are answered. >> we're so thankful for this. >> holly bristow, fox 13 news. >> that's an mamazing story. sebastian has another two weeks of medicine to take and get more lab work done to make sure that amoeba is gone.

ri rely on a walker,erapy. but he's alive. orlando health says at least one employee broke the rules by going through personal information of pulse shooting victims. many of the survivors were treated at orlando health. no social security or financial records were breached. there's no evidence the information was copied or used in any way, but the hospital says employees will be re-educated on private sigh policies. in a statement today they say this instance of team members giving into their personal curiosities violated our policies and step have been taken internally to discipline those involved. so donald trump is coming to tampa again. he's going to stop at the fairgrounds tomorrow afternoon, and could face more questions over his immigration plans. buzzfeed first reported that trump reversed his position he's open to letting some undocumented immigrants stay. craig patrick has been looking into this, and what do you hear from the trump camp today?

saying that the buzzfeed report is not accurate. what you hear consistently from the campaign is that donald trump is not flip-flopping on this and that he wants to enforcement immigration laws. at the same time, though, you no longer hear donald trump and his surrogates say he wants to mass deport all people living here illegally. so that plan, that promise he made back in the primaries appears at least to be up in the air. again, his surrogates are also donald trump himself specifying the bad ones is where he needs to place his focus, and his campaign manager said it's a matter to be determined in terms of how he rolls this out. i asked his national spokesperson to address that when i met wh her earlier this afternoon. >> where he is on his policy is saying that we have to address the illegal immigration problem, and we're currently looking at ways of how that will be done specifically. >> might that include any

to stay? >> i'm not going to speculate on that. what a g treinforce again and echo is his message, his stance. it is a major problem not only from an economic stand point but illegal immigration standpoint. >> we moved from donald trump saying all need to leave to it's a slaon determined. so keep an eye out donald true comes to tampa tomorrow. there's a better t even chance he does t elaborate and instead waits for a few she didn't know what trump will say in tampa. bet that the nation will be watching. >> actly. sometimes you never know what he's going to say, and that's part of the reason people tune in to watch. hillary clinton spent the day in hollywood at a fund-raiser with justin timb timberlake. how does that fit into her strategy, or does it? >> in a couple of ways. first off, it draws a connection h publicituents and a lot of voters that don't key

patrick. >> thank you. good news on the housing front. front. the 7-year high we just

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with the satellite over the weekend, and now the engineers are trying to re-establish control and then evaluate all of the systems on board. scott. a must-see motel until the little league series game. a heart-warming conversation between a coach and player on tape. plus, the bucs and browns c this morning.nother warmly. that might have something to do with the temperature outside.

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(linda) before you check out what's trending, i want to thank you. i heard your voice telling me there's lightning. >> it was my office and i heard it. i appreciate that. it is a little weird and >> if you hear a big boom, it's not like something fell but the thunder. this is a popular r&b singer on tour right now. apparently he breaks into song now and then. [ music ] >> there you are.

group the hamiltons, and they'r. i think they just went around for a little walk and saw the goat and broke into song. they have lyrics and the guy on the right kind of does lite thef e harmo i amazing. >> that's what you do at a state fair. >> i can see why they're so popular. they're really, really good. >> i would have stopped and listened. >> i checked their tour dates, on t georgia. >> check this out. when you thought we had enough pokemon, so paul, would you order these pokemon burgs?erit sold out at an australian burger joint, right? >> are those french fries out of the side? >> i see a pickle in there. i have no idea. the green one looks mad. i don't know. >> i don't know about that.

isn't that what comes to your mind. >> i wonder what the ears are made of. >> they're popular and selling. check out this really cute baby squirrel monkey, and his mom didn't want to take him on her back, bu the kitty did. he's hanging with the cat from a russian zoo, and apparently the director was sort of at a loss of what to do. so when the mome him around, so now she brought him home and introduced him to the cat. the c said, you can ride o he just hangs out. the only time he comes off the cat is -- he's awfully cute. he'll get strong enough and they go back to the zoo and hang with his peeps and say good-bye. >> he'll have separation anxiety. >> i bet you the cat might be

>> it was, and we heard from a viewer it's all settled. >> all set. we want to clear it up before we go to radar. >> no more thunder. this is the brookdale bayshore cam which is wet. this is a theme i've learned fr being here 27 years. we've had un usuallily long stretches of dry weather, and then you get a couple of days of rain. on average i think the thunderstorm count in many spo and today, i mean, most areas are dry. there certainly is rain over tampa now. a lot of you aren't in tampa. in pinellas it's mostly dry. there's the heavy rain moving into mcdill. everything south of kennedy is wet right now except for the southern tip of mcdill. that storm is moving to the southwest. if you watch us over by gandy and over by fort street and northeast st. pete, some storms

some storms develop and dive to the southwest. big storm over the green swamp close to lakeland. they're sliding southwest, and if you watch us over by sglep zephyrhills you could hit by that thunderstorm. elsewhere, not mh in hern a lot in our southern counties except one storm is popping up near sun city center. that's moving southwest. one tiny shower near bradenton. we update sky tower at about 6:15. tracking the invest 99-l is the one that bears watching much again, invest is short for investigation. in the atlancse numbers between 90 and 99 and the letter l stands for the atlantic. they rotate between 90 and the 99. it's 60% in five days. in the short term this is not a

systems. i think in a couple of days, it will move towards the bahamas, at least the turks and caicos. this is a zone where the water is very warm. this should be minimal shear, and if high pressure builds overhead, this could be an environment that will favor some intensification. what's kind of disconcerning is e the european model has been pretty much locked in now for a couple of runs of a storm developing east of florida as a hurricane and moving west across t otmpossible it cld be up here. it could be down here. that's the concern, is something coming at us from the east. if it stays south of us, even andrew that cut across miami really had minimal impacts for our viewers. it was really well south of us. we'll see how this plays out in the days ahead. certainly, certainly something to pay attention to. we're not on tv. don't forget, myfoxhurricane.com, and i'm

twitter with new model data as soon as it comes out. becoming clear tonight and down to 78. storms fire up again tomorrow, . today's high was 95 going 92 tomorrow and more 90s on thursday with afternoon storms. then in the seven-day forecast could hinge on the future track, even if it misses us it could dry us up ae forecast overhe wes iffy. temperatures in the 90s and nighttime lows in the 70s. the bucs ha today, scott? >> yeah, the browns in town for joint practice. last week the bucs were the house guests but they're the host this week as the browns go to 1 buc for the season home opener at raymond james. the weather was hot but so was head coach dirk koetter. he said the offense was not very good. he admitted he didn't see much of the defense because they were on another field working against

and tipped balls that became interceptions. jameis winston showed nice touch on a couple of deep throws as the bucs went up against the browns secondary members. all in all koetter says they need to be better. >> what didn't i like? no juice. no juice. no one wanted to practice today. we had balls tipped. we had poor throws and bad protection, done i said what i was going to say. >> also this morning, the struggles continue for rookie kicker roberto aguayo. he missed his first field goal drive and then hits this one to start a streak of three straight makes. then thishaed. >> oh! >> yeah, you could hearhatba. it never got in the air. all makable field goals here. he ends up with three makes and threess however, what he's not missing

getting from teammates like jerrold mccoy. >> who better than me to go talk to him about being drafted high ght being expected to be the guy saying? suggling the way i did early on with injuries, not living up to expectations, you know, who better to go talk to him? i just go and encourage him and say, hey, listen. just stay the course. just stay the course and get a couple more. to baseball, the the second game against bops ton tonight after losing 6-2 last night. evan longoria continues to shine. he has statistically his best season yet with another homer last night. his 29th of the season and by far his best year at the plate. loo on pace for total bases and hits. he'slso the league'best fielding third baseman.

better so he gets the recognition he deserves. we see the stories on how a little league baseball game is ruined by overzealous parents fighting in the stand. we came acros coach who helps his player put a tough moment into perspective. watch this. it happens during a little league world series game between italy and oregon. pitcer isaiah j batter. his coach is his dad and he comes to the mound to visit. normally its to get the player refocused on the game. his dad has a different message. >> i want to tell you how much i love you as a dad and player. you're doing this is your last hitter, okay? understand? come right after him. >> all rit. >> hey, cheer up. have some fun. come right after him. okay? let's go. >> have some fun. >> how cool is that?

kids they feel the pressure of competitive athletics and you don't want to let people down and have funs watching people on tv. in a moment like that, your dad says love you and play the game.

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we have the first confirmed case in pinelou t's no time to panic but to be prepared, stay educated and take the warnings seriously. governor rick scott will tour the state to talk about zika. aaron mesmer is live in pasco, where the governor's second stop was today. what did he say? how concerned did he appear to be? >> reporter: he's very concerned, and he said people in florida should be concerned and should take this seriously. unfortunately, this is what folks experts for months. that by the end of the summer it could very well be spread throughout florida. that all of florida could be fighting the zika virus. now it's right here in our doorstep in tampa bay. as alarming as the news is, it came with good news. the prevention efforts have been effective. governor rick scott sat down with pinellas county leaders and delivered some startling news. the first non-travel related case outside of south florida is somewhe in their county.