>> it's salt water. >> well, they are connected to the drainage ditches and they move around down there. and maybe it's the same one. it is a nice view down there. >> i guess, just hangin' out and enjoyenjoying sights. >> we are following a sad and developing story out of sarasota. >> lightning struck and killed a >> tragedies like this happen and it's sad, it's sad. >> what we are learning about the victim who was trying to take she w s shel shelter from . >> and it's his father who is apologizing for the gruesome murdmurderers of which this stut

>> we are beginning with that developing story out of sarasota county where lightning struck and killed a woman at this park. she was moving to take cover beneath the gazebo there when the storm hit. we are jned live from mlk park by crystal smith. >> the it happened. she was crossing from one ga gazebo toanother when the lightg struck. we are told this happened around 5:30 this afternoon. on the ground you will find a pile of charred clothing next to the second gazebo, as well as a burned spot on the concrete where authorities say a

homeless was struck by lightning and killed. several people in the park say the woman had frequented here about seive seven years and it'a very popular plate park for the homeless to come and sleep because of the covered benches. when firefighters arrived they had to extinguish a fall fire from struck her. this woman said he didn't know the woman but said there is no way to explain this tragedy oother than calling it what it is: a freak accident. >> we will all come to account one way or another but today? no, i don't think i was anticipating anyone being hurt.

according to our chief meteorologist paul dellegatto this is actually the seventh deadly lightning strike in the state of florida this year. that's right, seven people in our state have died from the same exact tragedy so far. it's a frightening reminder to everyone to get indoors soolingn as you can when you see the storms rolling in. authorities are not released her name as they try to contacter >> so we had some deadly lightning today but some parts of the bay area are still rainy tonight, and take a look at our forecast and we want to know what is going on in the tropics. >> soupy outside tonight, and even at 11:03 which is late to have rain coming in but there is rain up through lee, charlotte

if your watching us from there some of the rain from the interstate looks like it's heading your way, and around tampa bay ?justcloudyand damp, a couple of sprinkles and that is about it. tomorrow, the same thing. bands of showers developing and moving in from the east. we'll still watch invest 99l and we'll get into the gulf. most models don't make much of it and i think what we'll b tropical moisture over the state. meaning a chance of showers and thunderstorms and most of the rain we get should be generated by daytime heating with the models all staying primarily west and northwest of tampa bay. once in a while you get license in the gulf in august. it can spin up but as of know looks like a rain maker and that's it. i will be back at 11:20 with your details weekend forecast, i

to home this week with the first nontravel-related case in pillas some wt to use genetically modified mosquitoes to kill off other mosquitoes who are spreading the virus. >> lawmakers are asking for the permission to consider using the genetically modifies mosquitoes. a british company makes nonbitin mate with females kills off the next generation of mosquitoes that could pass along the virus. and senator chris sproules wrote a letter. in order to use the mosquitoes before that, the permission theedz coneeds to come from the. he says he is encouraged by

brazil and the caiman islands. >> a very high success rate and should it be something we can use to get rid of the mosquitoes i think we should use it, hopefully it won't be an issue but should it be we want to be able to help. >> he says he is expecting a response soon from the federal government, and he says if zika is spreading he wants to be able to have that option and it would be up decide whether or not to use the ew tonight winter haven police say several people broke into vehicles outside of a nursing home. they are looking for these suspects who reportedly used credit cards and checks stole

care facility. people have been seen driving a light-colored dodge truck and a gold colored sedan. if you know anything about who this might be, call winter hifnn police. and this jewelry thief pulled off the old switch-er-roo. he had a fake gold necklace his hand and while he was pretending to feel the weight of the necklace he slid the real one into his pa pocket and the e one back to the clerk. >> and a five-foot long eastern diamondback was found by a man in bushes. instead of running away he took

struck. >> i felt it and i knew i needed to get out of here. >> cook seems to have cornered the market on bad luck, though, he has been bitten by a brown reloorecluse and by an alligatod struck by lightning. in fact, he is so accident-prone coworkers take polls on what is going to happen nex by the snake after trying to take a m photo and so kyle does put himself at a certain degree of risk. a good photo but i don't know if it was worth that. but he is doing well. >> and the spurs first home preseason game, and raymond

overhaul, and fans seem to feel it's good and it's getting good reviews? >> that's right. -- that is the honest-to-god truth. let's hope the team plays as good as the stadium looks. so far, so good. >> some of the most notable changes are the massive video boards, and thanks to those screens you will never miss a play. four more video boards including everything a football fan could want, and we can't forget about the audio. 400 speakers providing surround sound, it sounds amazing. here are what some fans think as

immaculate, i love it, you can't miss anything, if you miss a play you must have been asleep. >> and it w it wasa it it wae but it's definitely awesome now. >> put together the bucs have the third most video in the entire league. and of course they have to win and most fans are helm and dirk koetter but things are looking up especially here at home, guys back to you. >> thank you so much, josh. and those big screens thousand, iou bching that instead of the field. >> no one is looking at the field right now. >> recent airline outages have left passengers stranded and

akers pushing to gethis technolo tether. >> and could thise b break to understand why a college teen would brutally murder a couple

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double murder case out of >> there are new developments in the double h murder case. the student has been in the hospital since the killings that occurred on the 15th. his condition has been fluctuating but today he was awake and able to talk to his mother, but he is still not able to speak, but they say he could be released from the hospital this weekend and be taken straight austin harrouff is accused or killing this couple, michelle mishcon and john stevens iii in their garage and when police got there, they found austin harrouff biting off of pieces of stephen's face. his father spoke today apology apologizing for what he had done. >> he is such a good person.

something like that. i'm truly sorry for those people. >> he went ton on so say his son underwent a dramatic personalality ching in the past weeks. personalality cnge in the past week, but no word onhat might have >> and airlines are working to get their tech no lightning t is in order. >> this summer we saw two examples of just how bad this could get after delta and southwest nearly collapsed after tages paralyzed airline computers. for the second time airlines themselves were more tolame

weat and traffic issues. >> it's time for the airlines to update their i.t. systems for the jet age. >> democratic senators both members ofhe commerce, science and education committee sent a letter to airlines including delta and southwest suggesting changes and ways to avoid these n t future. >> airlines should u record protsfi to itn policst pr the airtraveler and customer. >> some say they are being used, carriers are investing 1.9 billion a month. >> you have to build your systems to be robust and fault tolerant and if you have failures you have other systems

we have evolved to the point that technology is fundamentally the backbone of how businesses run their operations. it's the point that when the systems that rely on the technologies when those systems fail, the business cannot run anymore. >> passengers want changes now. >> they need to come up with a back-up plan lapse today. lightning bolt? see it on the left-hand side and then multiple areas of rain coming in from the east. as we get dark it just looks like an ominous sky, but the

it does cool off our temperatures significantly. 95 down to 83. that is what clouds and rain do, our natural and free air-conditioning. we hit 95 back in '75 and i think also back in 1941, i could be wrong, and 77 degrees was the morning low. still, 11:18 and yeah, skytower is active. what this is a lot of tropical moisture and it extends down to that area of weak low pressure down in the bahamas. the prime time for rain will be in the an and primarily along the west coast. storms curving up from punta gorda up into sarasota county, and north port, you are wet

of you. so we are tracking that and you can track it also on your skytower app this evening. so off ways to go. in north port and englewood, and maybe all the way up to sarasota with multiple bands of rain approaching you from the east, with the occasional flash or two or lightning as well, all the way down to boca grande and that extends out into the gulf. this is rain we had earlier this evening that was the coast and a lot of you messages me on facebook and twitter. up u.s. 19, it was a tough ride earlier tonight with a huge thunderstorm up by dunedin around dinner time and this is the weather you had over the coasts a few hours ago. satellite radar with the boundary near the coast going away, and a lot of tropical moisture to the east and south.

future cast as a group of showers moving away tonight. there will be some fast-moving showers tomorrow, and again, the weekend is not going to be a wash-outut there will be bands of rain during the afternoon and then we just kind of watch invest 99l. the only potential trouble from this is any time you have low pressure, even weak low pressure in the gulf of mexico at the end of august you have to track it but up into a tropical depression or a storm, but even if it does get going it would mainly only enhance our rainfall, and maybe not cause flooding but enough to cool temperatures with more clouds. becoming partly cloudy and rain to the south ends tomorrow. variably cloudy with sunshine early, and afternoon storms. not a wash out and more of the same coming up on sunday.

cooler temping over the weekend, and early next week with daytime highs in the 80's. have a good weekend and thanks for staying with us on invest 99l this week. back to you. >> and what was a lot of fun has now produced a lot to turn into the lost and found. >> what was left behind by all of the thousands of people who played into the giant ball pit in amalie arena. >> we'll show you how the match up, and predictions for tuesday's primary and how we

scwa. >> you know last night we showed you how amalie were pains it is takingly cleaning up all of those balls from the thing called "the beach". labor intensive! but once they got down to the bare floor, they found a lot of treasure. >> a lot of people got home saying where is my watch?

with glasses, hats, baby pacifiers and lots of cell phones and lots of socks and single shoes. so many that it leaves a funny visual. >> so you had people walking out with one show on. >> but we were prepared we had had a full stock of flip-flops for people shoe. >> that is like the walk of shame, having to l limp out with one flip-flop. >> but we did exhaust our supply of flip-flops. >> how about ?that, exhausted their supply, so if you spend time playing in the balls and you are missing something you way want to give them a call. we mosted their number on our website. >> cool shades.

ones there or i would have claimed them. >> and i don't think they are buried in the ball pit but if you watched the game tonight, i don't know, maybe think again. if the third preseason game was a dress rehearsal, the bucs may be in for a good season. and let's not forget about the

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hoping for. second place in the scrimmage and winston finds jackson in traffic. next play another big target, mike evans for a gain of 16 with the offense moving at a fast tempo and then aguayo lines this one up from 38 yards and it was a thing of beauty. and even when things perfect, winston was making plays with his feet, recovering this fumbled snap and taking off. winston capping out of the 82-yard march by hitting charles simms. look at that, a little bit of magic. sometimes you have to bob and weave until your guy gets clear,