beautifully and is cool. >> look at those ears. >> awesome. time now for the 11:00 news. >> it was a cutie, you have to say. right now at 11:00, the search is on for a counterfeit crook. >> he scammed someone using fake $100 bills. looks can be deceiving. even most cautious people can be doomed. >>man: that includes the home, that includes the work place, and any activities you may have done in and out of the county. >> retracing how zika got here. the bay area's first local case now confirmed and what that means for all of us. >>man: we need to remain here now. calls for help coming from deputies. we'll tell you how they handled

we begin at 11:00 tonight with a news alert out of clear water where a pedestrian has been hit and killed. investigators are at the scene on roosevelt boulevard and more gan street. we're awaiting details on what may have led to the crash. witnesses tell us this is a busy stretch of highway, there was no crosswalk in the area. for now, eastbound lanes on roosevelt are closed so you may want to avoid that area. would you be able to this money is real or fake? a man got fooled by some counterfeit cash. somebody paid him in fake $100 bills after he listed his iphone for sale on a popular app. crystal, those bills look pretty convincing. >>reporter: they really do. they even passed the pin test. now, this seller did pretty much

his gut instinct. the meet up site, burger king. a busy public restaurant with surveillance cameras. mark thought it was the perfect spot to sell his iphone. >>man: it was a safe place, it was still daylight. >>reporter: saturday, he posted a brand new iphone 6 plus. within minutes, a man named joseph was sending him >>man: he wanted to buy it now, right then and there. >>reporter: at the fast food chain off florida avenue in tampa, mark met his perspective buyer but the second he got the crisp $100 bills in hand, he knew something was different. >>man: the color was quite off. it looked real. >>reporter: it was counterfeit money and it some of the signs tampa police are warning people to watch out for. >>man: the subtly of how it feels and the grade of paper and all that.

>>reporter: mark acted on his suspicions, demanding they go inside to the registers to get a money pen. >>man: the money pen distinguished it was real. >>reporter: he noticed later the serial number was the same on any bill. police say be careful who you agree to meet and more importantly where you meet. >>man: if you go to one of our offerses and do the transaction there, i would like to think it's unlik going to try to rip you off in front of police officers. >>reporter: mark says he probably won't be offering up any of his items for sale any time soon. >>man: i already got scammed once before. this put me to the edge not to use it anymore. >>reporter: tampa police are working to get ahold of the surveillance video from inside the restaurant. they're asking anyone who may have information to give them a

it is official now, nontravel related zika has arrived in the bay area. state health officials confirmed a case in pinellas county, they're being vague about how the person may have gotten it. the governor is insisting there is no areas of what he calls active transmission in this area. haley is taking a closer look at how you can protect yourself from the virus. evan is going to explain what it means to have case but not through active transmission. >>reporter: right now it means they have not found more people or more mosquitos that have zika rather than just the person who has been identified as having it and getting it from here. it's a single case from a pattern or a dead end. that's what officials are trying to figure out right now. the governor and state surgeon

woman's steps, testing her relatives, and speaking with her co-workers to find out how it happened. the governor says the only places of active transmission are in south florida. the state says there are 620 cases of zika statewide, 70 of them amongst pregnant women. in tampa bay, there are 52 total cases. >>woman: when we're investigat don't give more specific detail. if we don't find additional cases, there's no increase risk to the public. >>man: we've been able to deal with other mosquito borne viruss. if we're all aggressive in what we do in our lives, we can beat this just like the others. >>reporter: the governor, who held a round table this morning says the area of active transmission in miami has been

to a square half mile. the university of florida is projecting 400 nontravel related cases by the end of the summer. we have received information that the governor is going to be holding a round table in hills boro county with health officials tomorrow morning at 10:00. evan, thanks. we don't know exactly how the pinellas case was contracted or zika is not just a problem in south florida anymore. more than ever, it's critical for people here to take the preventive measures seriously. we're live at tampa general hospital with what doctors are telling pregnant women in this area now. that's got to be a huge concern. >>reporter: yeah, today's announcement definitely hit home with a lot of pregnant women in the tampa bay area. they want to know how this case

they're advising pregnant women to try to stay indoors or screened in areas, wear bug repellant outside, and spray clothing. this advice goes for anyone. zika tests are being offered to pregnant women for free. doctors are currently only testing patients who have travelled to known zika areas. that testing could increase if this becomes an area of known transmission. this advice is especially important to dr. mary cane. she's pregnant herself. >>woman: i've been using decontaining insect repellants and trying to avoid mosquitos but it strikes a little hunger when you think think can actually happen. i think a lot of pregnant women are feeling that way today. >>reporter: even if you're not pregnant, it's still just as important to be careful.

but officials say long sleeves and long pants are a good idea. if you've travelled to a known zika area and are sexually active, consider using condoms for at least 8 weeks. keep checking your yards for standing water. it's not just outside, dr. cane says those zika carrying mosquitos can actually live indoors. those flower pots and vases that you may have that are filled with water, they can be breeding grounds, >> yeah, thank you, haley. this is definitely making all of us look at mosquitos as more than a pest. deputies have released new video of a suspect that car jacked a woman. he had a chain wrapped around his hand and ordered her to get out of the car. just before that happened, the suspect was seen in

711. he's wearing a black t-shirt and a baseball cap. there he is. deputies say the man was acting erratically. at one point he tosses his hat on the ground. the car he's accused of stealing was later found crash and burned a few miles away. >> this video new at 11:00, another reminder for boaters to be courteous on the water out there. especially to the creatures that live in the water. wildlife to the aid of the manatee this afternoon. after a boater spotted the 750 pound manatee struggling. you see the fresh wounds across his back. it appears he was hit by a boat. you see the volunteers getting him out of the water there. he was taken to the manatee hospital. >> i want to think everyone that does this all the time. we have way too many boat

>> if you see a manatee sign, you know they're around. coming up, radio calls from the night that florida couple was viciously attacked and killed in their garage. >> deputies describe as they were able to get this man under control and where their investigation stands now. and a trump supporter takes his love of the candidate to a whole new level. take a look at the art work that will stay with him forever. coming up at 11:24. and tropics are really starting to heat up. >> yeah, you got to watch this for the weekend, especially sunday into monday. busy day today, storms are done. they're back tomorrow, we'll discuss all you need to know about tropical trouble. about tropical trouble. that's come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped fall milk shakes. better yet, come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped fall milk shakes at half- price... ...during half-price happier hour, weekdays, now two to five...

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developing tonight... developing tonight, the sheriff of martin county is explaining what it took his deputies to get a college

now the sheriff's office has released radio calls from the terrifying night, one week aago when a neighbor witnessed the student biting off the victim's face. >>reporter: a martin county deputy sent to a home a week ago monday. >>woman: male stabbed by another male. >>reporter: a few minutes later, the deputy is told the call began as man was beating up a female. >>woman: they advised us the female that was involved is unconscious. >>reporter: the sheriff's office says the 19-year-old attacked them in their home. the first deputy was asked if martin county fire rescue could enter the scene. a taser, a police dog, and several officers couldn't get him under control at first.

situation game clear. >>man: possibly stabbings, we need to remain here now. >>reporter: the sheriff said he saw the suspect today who is in critical but stable conditions. >>man: i know there's been a lot of question why didn't we use deadly force. we used a lot of force up to and including kicking of suspect in the head. they did the very best they could. our job is to protect and preserve life. we are not killers by >> john reporting. investigators are still waiting on toxicology results to find out if he was under the influence of drugs that could cause violent outburst. they hope to question him when he becomes more alert. president obama says the damage in the flood soaked state isn't just to people's property, it's to their roots. he took a tour of what's left of

overdue. >>man: we are heart broken by the loss of life. >>reporter: heart broken about the suffering so many louisiana ans have had to endure. won't sink the spirit of the people. >>man: i know how resilient the people of louisiana are and i know you willagain. >>reporter: the president, criticized for not personally coming here sooner. still for the residents leaders of louisiana, mr. obama's visit spoke volumes. >>man: these are good people down here. the families are safe that i had to meet. but they got a lot of work to do and they shouldn't have to do it alone. >>reporter: the numbers are simply staggering. 13 deaths, more than 60 thousand homes damage but storms cost at $30 million and rising. more than 100 thousand louisiana ans have applied for federal aid

aside $30 million for the victims. for companies and home owners that use federal money to build in flood prone areas including a plan that calls for federally funded projects to be at least two feet above the 100 year flood plane. >>man: even after the tv cameras leave, the whole country is going to continue to support you and help you until we get folks back in their homes and lives are >>reporter: a presidential promise made. but many wonder tonight, with just five months remaining in office, if he'll be able to deliver. >> and that was kevin reporting. also happening right now, an earthquake 6lxi has rattle rome

6// has rattle rome 6/and has rattle rome 6/. has rattle rome 6/and1 has rattle rome 6/and 6/ italy. we'll let you know as that story develops. that earthquake hit about 3:00 in the morning italy time and only about 8 miles under the ground or from the surface. that's why the damage was pretty extensive. today had a northeast wind all very late in the day. looks pretty benign here but watch what happens. the winds start picking up as the storms increase in the distance. very heavy rain goes by and then eventually a pretty good sunset shows up briefly right around there. that's a pretty cool sky late in the day. satellite radar composite shows a pretty good northeast wind today.

temperatures were incredible today, including a 99, an official high in sarasota. broke the record high of 96. 95 today in tampa. showers moving offshore. 99 in sarasota, 90 in st. pete, record tying 95 in tampa, 93 lake land, it's been a tough summer. with the lack of rain mostly, feel like many struggle to get any significant rain. temperatures are hot. temperatures are now cool because of the rain in the 70s and low 80s. we're watching invest 99 l. it may strengthen over the waters of bahamas. florida land fall not going to happen for five or six days. that's not a sure thing. we have to wait and see how the models play out.

hurricane has hit florida since way back in 2005. if memory is right, there's been about 66 hurricanes in the atlantic since wilma hit florida back in october of 2005 and none of those 66 have made land fall in florida. northeast winds across our state. we fly to the southeast, watching just a general area of low pressure, moving over some fairly dry air. this has been a struggle today to get going does not look like it's going to be much. here's the dry air in red. the models do indicate the environment improving for tropical development in a day or two if the storm will kind of get to the northwest -- hopefully it's broken up by the mountains of puerto rico. we'll see about that. there's invest 99 l. it's called an invest because it's being investigated.

potentially getting into the gulf of mexico. it's all about the blocking eye over the carolinas. that high should stay strong so anything that slides north of cuba will likely bend to the west and northwest that's why there's significant concern to florida. we'll update the forecast tomorrow. tonight, becoming clear and we're down to 78. sunshine tomorrow morning, afternoon storms. at least 92 for a same thing on thursday. the 7-day forecast hinges on what happens with invest 99 l. dave will talk more about that tomorrow morning. back to you guys. >> paul, thanks. the mayor in italy saying residents are buried under debris and the town isn't there anymore. >> we're looking at photos on twitter and showing quite a bit

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a guy by the name of sean from st. pete got a tattoo of trump's face right on his leg. the big tattoo. sean says he wanted a patriotic tattoo and he says there's nothing more patriotic than trump. the tattoo took 13 hours but he said it's all worth it. >>man: josh is so good at the tattoos. >>man: even if he loses the election, you have a tattoo of an american icon. we use his name to represent power and wealth. >> how about that. the tattoo was done on sun coast tattoos. he said he would tattoo hillary clinton as well. i'm sure he's willing to oblige. scott. those eyes are quite piercing. i won't tell anyone about your

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