tonight.. paul's got the potentional impact >> kelly: developing tonight. paul has the potential impact of tropical depression 9 on this

right now at ten: we're tracking tropical depression number nine... what it could we're tracking tropical depression number 9. what it could mean for the tampa bay area. been down here 18 years and went through 2004 and got sandbags then. i know they're helpful. prepared. yes, getting see what's being done ahead of the hero. you know, he's always going to be our hero. >> three siblings with a big empty place in their hearts tonight after their father, a tampa police officer, dies in a diefing accident. >> you're watching fox 13, and the 10:00 news starts now. >> mark: i'm mark wilson. >> kelly: i'll kelly. td9 is the big story tonight. let's go to paul with the latest.

an area of low pressure off the tip of cuba. once in a while thunderstorms flare up, but it looks like the storm is intensifying and then they kind of wane and the center moves away from the storms. so overall it looks like a tropical depression. we've had rand bands today move rapidly from east to west kind of caught in the big circulation around the td. i expect more of that to happen during the day tomorrow. so there have been big thunderstorms around the center tonight. we expect that at nighim around tropical systems. the deal is in the gulf, though. it's muddled. you have red back here indicating dry air. you've got more red off the west coast indicating more dry air. even dry air northwest of the system, so the environment just doesn't favor any rapid intensification. that's good. you don't want to see an environment that's perfect for intensification, because with a storm turning and moving

intensify, that would be a bad setup for us. nevertheless, we have some issues. even with a moderate tropical storm in the big bend area, we're on the wet, dirty side of the storm with squalling and areas of heavy rain off the gulf. there will be gusty southwest winds also pushing water onshore. we have a 90-mile continental shelf off the west coast. it's flat, and water kind of builds up east. so i would expect some at least minor coastal flooding, maybe colin and worse than that. maybe bands of heavy rain, and also with a path like this, we have to watch out for the potential of some tornadoes around on thursday. that makes sense in some of the squalls. so we'll watch out for that. models all are picking on a developing trough moving into the gulf. this is the setup you see more

usually in august storms move from east to west and move along. this time it's a sharp right-hand turn moving into the big bend area, and potentially impacts for us as we zoom in. we're talking about winds and rain. rain is a big factor. in fact, the models predict 4 to 5, 6 inches of rain near the coast. they have lesser amounts inland. that was the case for the most part with colin, and as the storm passes northwest of us, the winds i can up from the there could be some coastal flooding with the storm surge as high as 3 to 5 feet above average tide. the main tide issue on thursday is a high tide coming up mid-afternoon. as you can tell me, there's a lot going on. not clearly defined yet as far as the forecast goes, and we m. see you then. >> storm preps under way in pasco county as folks get ready for what may come.

the m is to prepare now before it's too late and don't rush. josh cascio is there in pasco county. we've seen residents hit hard with flooding in the past, josh. what are they expecting now? >> reporter: they're expecting more of that. more flooding, and that's why folks were out here today trying to get ahead of that. they were filling up sandbags like this one. you see this huge piefl dirt behind me. these sandbags will be available until further notice as that storm continues to be a threat off our as tropical depression 9 continues to make its way towards florida's west coast, residents are moving quickly.p>. ready to run. >> reporter: to combat the inevitable flooding the storm will bring. >> i want to get everything taken care of that i can so this way everything is safe. >> you do what up you have to. >> the same goes for mike orr. >> water flooding is a big problem. our street, if it rains for two

pavement is like an oreo cookie soaked in milk. >> reporter: pasco county has seen recent cases of flooding like in 2015. county officials are preparing for the potential impact of a cat 1 hurricane this week and want others to plan for that worst-case scenario, too. >> we want people to be prepared and be aware. >> reporter: guthrie says one of his biggest concerns is wind. he's asking residents to secure any loose debris outside so it doesn't becom falling trees will likely be another problem. >> trees on home car and power lines. it will knock power out. we're preparing for that already. >> even without a direct hit, pasco county likely to feel the impact. preparations start now before it's too late. >> the lines here will be out to little road if you come to pasco. it wille crazy mayhem. >> reporter: so get your sandbags he rememb. they're being offered at the

to 8:00 p.m. as well as other places in the county. no evacuations have been called for yet. if that happens, that will likely be by wednesday. mark, but none yet. >> by then we have a better idea what the storm will do. josh is reporting for us tonight. if you'd like a list of sandbagging locations around the bay area as well as updates on the tropics, go to our website. we make it easy for you. fox13news.com. >> kelly: a polk city teenager hit by a car on the way to his he was hit last week. 13-year-old jacob scott was walking along the edge of barfield road. last monday morning he was hit by the car. the driver told deputies the sun was in his eyes and he couldn't see, and he is cooperating with investigators. we're told scott died from his injuries yesterday. he attended lake alfred adair middle school. nobody likes everybody, but everybody liked fred. >> that tampa police officer

arnold. he died on saturday in an off-duty diving acciden actually in nevada. fred arnold iii was 48 years old. he'd been with the tampa police department since he was 21. >> mark: well-known with a lifetime of service. his unexpected death sends shockwaves through the p.d. tonight. we're hearing from his children as well? >> by all accounts, the children were the center of the fred arnold's life. one of his colleagues told us hobbies, but if you asked him about his passion in life, he talked about his family. officer arnold was on vacation on saturday diving in an accident. he had a diving accident in lake mead, nevada. you surfaced unconscious. he was a member of the tampa police department for 27 years. he leaves behind a wife and three children ages 16, 18 and 23. his daughters and son spoke to the media today to share a little bit of their father with

and said the bad guys in tampa may not realize it, but they've lost a friend, too. >> if he caught the bad guy, and there was a compassionate way to charge the bad guy or there was the we're going to throw the book at you way, fred would always pick the compassionate way. that's just the type of guy that he was. >> i'm going to miss, you know, the playful banters, the bear hugs, the kisses. and i just want to thank everybody for being there for us. >> a lot of people said her dad was a hero. at the age of 23 he saved a woman and her two small children from a burning home in tampa. they were unconscious when he went in and found them through thick snow and one by one carried them out to safety. arnold also volunteered countless hours mentoring teenls in the police explorer program. as for the cause of his death,

trip in nevada, an autopsy should determine what caused him to lose consciousness there, mark. >> we're so sorry for his family. tomorrow is primary election day across florida, and officials have been getting busy for weeks and weeks now. it's all coming up tomorrow. poll workers spent the day today setting up voting machines getting ready for those that haven't voted yet. they report nearly 2 million floridians have already voted through early voting or mail. the hillsborough county supervisor of elections anybody voting tomorrow to know your voter polling place. it's on your voter i.d. you have to go to your assigned location if you want to vote. also, bring that i.d. with you. >> there's something on the ballot for everybody to vote on. it doesn't matter what your party affiliation is. we have races on here for democrats, republicans and non-party affiliations or other minor parties. >> if you're unsure where to go, check your voter registration

supervisor of elections. we're mourning the passing of actor gene wilder. that's coming up. more on him tonight. ? in a world of pure imag imagination ? >> we have a look at his life. crystal, what do you have? two men shunned a a polk county business. the reason why? they're police officers. see how the community is expressing their outrage at donald trump facing new criticism - he appeared to mock a reporter with a disability. "you gotta see this guy. 'uhhhh i don't know what i said, i don't remember.' he's going like 'i don't remember'." "putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing.

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(kelly/ in polk county... outrage has erupted on social >> kelly: in polk county outrage erupted on social media after two police officers say they were refused service at a tropical smoothie location in winter haven. one of the officers posted about it on facebook yesterday. it's been shared more than 8,000 times. fox 13's crystal clark joins us now. you stopped by there today. what are customers saying about all in? >> reporter: there's definitely sympathy for the officers. this comes at a time when most law enforcement agencies are seeing overwhelming support from their communities, so to see such shocking examples of just plain disrespect for the badge is surprising quite a few people. gifts and messages of support have flooded every polk county law enforcement agency since july. when five dallas police officers were killed in an ambush, but a less than subtle reminder that not everyone backs the blue came

tropical smoothie restaurant in winter haven. adam leatherberry posted on facebook that he and a police officer from winter haven were denied service. an employee saw them in line and said to another worker, i'm not serving them. you can. it's the cops. i refuse to serve them. >> i feel like that's segregation, and i feel like nobody deserves the right to tell somebody they can't be served because of who they are, no matter their race or profession. >> reporter: ma sentiment posting bad reviews on the restaurant's facebook page. it got back to the owner who fired the employee the same day. >> one bad employee that makes a bonehead statement like that, that doesn't -- it doesn't really show the true character of the businesses or of our community. >>reporter: also taking to facebook the business apologized calling the employee's statement disrespectful and absolutely unacceptable. the swift response is leading

restaurant online. one woman even posting a picture of her smoothie saying she hopes the former employee's bad action doesn't hurt the small business. >> there are some good cops. >> reporter: uniform aside, customers say if people aren't going to do their jobs, they need to to go. >> you pretty much telling customers they can't come in and buy food, you know. you won't serve them. you don't need to be here if you don't serve people. >> reporter: we did stop by the former employee's home today, but no one answered. li clark, fox 13 news. now, your sky tower radar forecast with fox 13 chief meteorologist paul did he go guardado. >> paul: this is pretty cool. watch the bands of rain approach downtown st. pete today. the rain goes by. very tropical sky today. clouds and rain on the move. lots of wind in the atmosphere today. watch towards the end. the setting sun is going to illuminate thunderstorms building in the distance right

that's pretty cool stuff on the view photos. as the storms move offend the coast, they help to make a great sunset. check this out. indian rocks beach tonight from hilda nicely done. from honeymoon island check out the reflections. she always has great photos on my page. in from steven watts in south tampa. great sky, very tropical. same kind of v from sarah houser. those photos on my facebook page, check them out. let's talk about the state. we have wind in the atmosphere today, so the rain that moves by kind of does its thing and moves to the west. already today many spots have had 1 to 2 inches of rain, and then you get additional showers tomorrow, more wednesday and heavy rain on thursday, so between now and friday, rainfall totals pretty impressive. that's why in the summertime

jipped rain, you see the reina may have missed you during the typical summer afternoon storms. low pressure moving off the coast of cuba moving slowly west. now sky tower doesn't have much. showers inland are dmriiminishi but we have a lot of tropical moisture over us. tomorrow with daytime heating, showers and thunderstorms build. there could be rain around tampa bay as early as midday as it whips in from the eas southeast. temperatures now in the 70s and low 80s, and the tropics are getting very busy. there's a huge wave coming off the coast of africa. that one will be probably developing, and it will be on the map for another week or two. eventually we turn our attention to this coming off africa. gaston is here too. there's a race between td8 and 9. whole get hermine's name first and then ian follows. a wave off the coast of texas,

tonight. there's also a couple of hurricanes approaching hawaii that could be impacting their weather as well. enhanced satellite tonight shows a flare-up of convection off the coast of cuba. a 24 north 84.8 west and top winds 35. a motion is west-northwest at 5. not moving much at all. there's not much in the way of wind and the pressure didn't drop much today. we'reectiig right han over the gulf of mexico the issue is going to be us watching for any signs of intensification. normally you get a system out in the gulf in late august shths the water is 85 to 88. you'll be very concerned. we're not too concerned because the environment with dry air and shear seems to limit that potential of any rapid intensification. however, can't write it off completely. we'll watch it. a moderate tropical storm making landfall some place up in the

gives us rain and a gusty southwest wind and gives us coastal flooding. could be a couple of tornadoes going by on thursday with the squalls and by friday it's long gone. this track by the way with the bucs game on thursday, that's iffy as well tlar home playing the last preseason game. an upper level trough is approaching from the west and northwest. here's the w kind of looks like a heart. tropical storm force pretty much in the yellow, 58-plus in the orange. it does nick some of citrus county. there's a broad flow and nothing to stop the wind from blowing in off the water. very gusty winds near the coast. if you watch me inland, we did our facebook chat tonight, our facebook live. a lot of you from winter haven and highlands county have some wind, but your strongest winds are squalls that go by.

and the heaviest rain is near the coast as well. the main threat is isolated tornadoes. i'm not expecting much wind from this storm to cause any significant structural damage. that's for sure. here's the system out in the gulf. this is the issue with rain. look at all this rust or red. this is about as much water as the atmosphere can hold, and this is going to move pretty much near us or over us thursday into friday. that's why models are going very aggressive with rainfall totals as high as 5 to 8 i we had two today, so 5 to 8 from a passing tropical storm is not too tough to do. then that goes by, and we're left in the soup into friday with additional showers and thundershowers and rainfall accumulations through wednesday into thursday, kind of giving that hint of the heaviest amounts near the coast. maybe not quite as much inland, and the wave forecast, waves build out in the gulf maybe as

cases 15 to 20 feet. obviously, boating is not a good idea wednesday and thursday. probably friday either. so tonight partly cloudy for the most part and 78. tomorrow, rain will start going east of us, and it will whip to the west. so fast-moving tropical showers. if you're caught in one of them, it's going to come down pretty heavy during the day near 90. then on wednesday i think more significant rain will arrive later in the day or at night. 85, kind of a thursday with bands of rain, some heavy, and then we have slow improvement arriving into the weekend.

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a major step forward in the fight against the >> kelly: a major step forward in the fight against the zika virus. researchers have now identified two drugs, one which is already on the market, and another in testing that could potentially stop the virus's devastating effects on the body. of course, there's no cure, but that could change. >> let's hope.

break down the announcement. it sure comes at a good time doesn't it. >> reporter: it sure does. with a large amount of rain this week, it's crucial to eliminate any standing water that could become a breeding ground for the zika-carrying mosquitos. today is a game changer. it's so off, researchers say it could be here before we know it. >> after months of worry, its increasing reach and devastating health effects, finally a >> this is probably going to be a virus that's cured sooner than later. >> reporter: a research team from florida state and johns hopkins university as well as the nih found a drug used to treat tapeworm could stop the zika virus from replicating in the body. it showed no danger to pregnant women in animal studies. they identified a drug that is tested for liver disease that

this is a major benefit. >> we can effectively in the future kind of fast-track these drugs through clinical trials. we should be happy with the findings, but we should continue to work to find additional drugs to work. >> reporter: the breakthrough is days ahead of an arrival of a storm in prime shape for mosquito breeding. >> after the storm if there's wind damage to roofs, to screens, certainly when you think o where there's water standing in gutters, all of those things can contribute to the increased risk of getting bitten by a mosquito. >> reporter: to prepare the city of tampa is buying 10,000 more mosquito dunks, each one capable of killing off mosquito larvae for 30 dads. feeding tampa bay is handing out 15,000 cans of mosquito repellents to needy families. if you visit busch gardens, seaworld, and disney world, you

that tapeworm drug is fda approved so it could be prescribed today. much more research needs to be done to determine what type of treatment plan is used for patients with the zika virus. >> haley, thanks very much. how about that, tapeworm treatment. who would have thought? still to come tonight, to stand and not stand. >> that's the question this football quarterback is raising tonight. up next, how our own buccaneers are reacting to

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dana young for the florida senate. a return to common sense. developing tonight... more reaction over one of developing at 10:30, more reaction over football's most high profile players and the refusal to stand for the national anthem.

his protest has reignited a long-standing debate over freedom of expression versus respect for our country. >> to me, this is something that has to change. >> reporter: he's not first or last professional athlete to publicly protest what he sees as social injustice. colin kaepernick says his decision not to stand for the national anthem when it's played before nfl games will continue. he says it's meant to support people of their race. >> when there's significant change and i feel like that flag represents who it's supposed to represent and this country is representing people it's supposed to, i'll stand. >> reporter: the former starting quarterback for the 49ers had been recently known for his struggles and injuries on the field. that changed on friday night when his defiance was first reported during a preseason game with the packers. >> there's a lot of things that need to change. one specifically is police brutality.

unjustly, and not being held accountable. cops are getting paid leave for killing people. that's not right by anyone's standards. >> reporter: while some athletes and fans back the demonstration, many do not with some posting themselves burning kaepernick's jersey. the new york giants appeared to make their own preseason statement when the entire team and staff stood shoulder to shoulder during sunday's anthem. >> for me, being a veteran and stuff, put that -- i understand his point of view, but i don't think that was the right arena to do so. >> reporter: publicly the niners and nfl say they understand kaepernick's right to free speech, even though players are encouraged but not required to stand during the anthem. with the regular starting in over a week and the former starter's skills questioned, the team says kaepernick's protest won't affect their roster decision. in los angeles, adam housley, fogs news. bucs head coach dirk koetter

of the national anthem, and he said he's not sure if the organization could actually require a player to stand. he sure would like them to. >> i would be disappointed if any of our players didn't stand up for the national anthem. personally, i look at that as a salute to the people who have paved the way for us. at the same time, this is a free country, and i think freedom of speech is something that we all believe in. >> bucs tight credit to kaepernick for bringing up a valuable point for issues in the society. when asked if he would sit, he said next question. a 1-year-old girl is recovering after she was hurt in a drive-by shooting in port richie. you see the suspect's car. somebody inside the car opened fire on the victim's home, and bullets went through the child's bedroom.

multiple bullets hit her crib, and she's going to be okay. six more bullets hit in that area. it's not clear who the target was, but deputies say the girl's mother, linda exline, is a gang member. her neighbors were stunned. >> something has to be done. these moms cannot be putting their kids in danger. it's one thing about their life, but when you bring somebody else's life into it, you know, it's very upsetting. >> exline message to fox 13 actually denying she's in a gang. she's had seven previous arrests and is facing drug charges. tonight her children have all been placed with other family members. memorial services are underway in tam par for influential religious leader monsignor lawrence higgins. he died on wednesday. the founder of the st. lawrence church on hiemz avenue. a public viewing took place today and there's a visitation

wednesday morning at 11:30. it will be held there at st. lawrence catholic church. ? anything up to do ? comedic legend and hole we'd heavyweight gene wilder debt at 83. he's well-known for starring at willie wonka and in a number of come byes by mel brooks. >> he died last night at his home in connecticut from complications from alzheimer's disease. he started his broadway, and his first roll was portraying a hostage in bonnie and clyde. his first major movie role was in the 1968 film the producers. he was nominated for an academy award for best supporting actor for that performance. >> if i hadn't done that movie and then was nominated for an academy award and all that, i think i'd still be doing

course, for blazing saddles and young frank stein and starred in hanky-panky with his third wife gilda radner. she lost her battle with ovarian cancer in 1989. >> they're together again. what a pair. the wife of former politician anthony weiner says enough is enough. >> why she's now leaving him over a bad habit he just

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>> another sexting scandal was another stray. he was sexting with a divorcee and sending photos including one photo of him lying in bed in boxer shorts with his toddler at his side. she tells the paper that they had been in contact for 19 months, but they haven't met in person. this is the third time weiner has publicly embarrassed himself and his family. in 2011 you may remember he sending a sexually suggestive photo of him to a college student. he and his wife had been together for six years, and she released this statement today saying in part, after long and painful consideration and work on my marriage, i have made the decision to separate from my husband. anthony and i remain devoted to doing what is best for our son. so far there's been no response from the former politician, but his twitter account has been deactivated. all right, scott.

>> they struggled a bit up in boston. the good news is, though, that alex cobb's return date is set. we'll have details behind that and plus updates from boston on the other side. florida state is preparing for some "monday night football." we check in with jimbo fisher and company as they look ahead to the challenges and benefits of playing in one of the top showdowns in week one of college football season. mike. scott, how about this? it's not just the mosquitos causing problems outside.

while concerns over zika in florida continue to rise... don't forget it's also peak season for ?ticks. >> mar concerns over zika c seonor ticks. >> aitean result in disease or something worse. a rare and possibly deadly condition that can stop your heart. fox's jeff ballon tells us all about it. >> in the early stages you could feel light-headed or out of breath. >> i'm walking up this hill and it should be fine and something doesn't feel right. >> whether you check your pulse, your ticker is beating at half or a nourt of a norm rate.

>> something was messing with the electrical system of steve heart, something he came across out in the woods. >> they were two days from seriously putting in a pacemaker at that point. >> reporter: the same organism attacked the heart of another minnesota man last year. >> nothing quite added up, and so while they were trying to work out what was going on with him, unfortunately, it ended up -- he ended up passing away. >> that was minnesota's first documented case of sudden cardiac dea of a lyme-infected tick. the middle-aged man from the twin stis had developed a rare condition known as lyme carditis caused by the sam bacteria that triggers lyme disease. >> 65% of patients with lim lyme carditis are 50 and younger. >> the bacteria shaped lie tiny

muscle. >> they fight them off, and the heart muscle is caught in the crossfire. >> as a result, the electrical signals which keep your heartbeating short circuit. in extremely rare cases a person's heart had slow to a stop or develop a dangerously fast rhythm that can also be fatal. >> the heart will stop pumping blood, and you pass out and it's a sudden death. >> according to the centers for disease control, it happened to a massachusetts resident while driving. the 2012 death was linked to lyme the patient lived alone with a dog that was reported to have ticks frequently. there were two more cases in 2013 including a new york state resident who collapsed at home. the patient had no known tick contact, but was reported to be a hiker. the cdc reports about 1% of the people that get lyme disease will develop lyme carditis. there are 15 cases a year in minnesota. the good news is it's treatable

temporary pacemaker, too. >> once you give the antibiotics, the bacteria die, and the inflammation goes away and does not come back. there's no permanent effects on this to your heart. >> how is your heart today? >> perfect, as far as i know. >> steve stolz never expected he'd been exposed to the lyme bacteria. >> no tick found. >> reporter: not everyone gets severe body aches or bull's eye shaped rash. >> the off is better. >> right now is primetime for ticks, health officials stress the need to protect yourself by wearing tick repellent around brushy areas. you have 24 hours from where a tick attaches itself before it can affect you. so a hot, soapy shower after a hike in the woods can help to wash away any ticks you can't see. let's jump into sports. we have breaking news off the

preseason game has been movered up to wednesday due to tropical storm conditions, originally scheduled for thursday night against the redskins. due to weather concerns they decided to push the game up. the reds and -- rays and red sox conveyored off last week. in extras the rays got the win last week. different story tonight up in boston. let's take you there. red sox, they jump out in the first saying good-bye to that one. betts gets ahold of it, and over the green monster is goes. 1-0 boston. bases loaded. brock holt pokes one the other way. and nice throw come upping gunning. corey dickerson puts an end to the inning and gets sam deleone trying to test him there going home. bobby wilson with a line drive into left.

rays trail by one. later evan longoria hits deep but not deep enough. going to get a run in. how about that? sac fly crosses the plate for the rays, so game tied at 2-2. skip ahead to the fifth. betts coming through for the red sox. this time a double in the corner. boston takes a 6-3 lead, and the nail in the coffin, deleone, up the middle it goes. that drives in another pair of red sox win 9-4. how about some good news? rays pitcher alex cobb has endured quite the recovery and rehab process from tommy johns surgery, and this friday two years since he last starred, he will tow the rubber in a big league game as the rays host the blue jays. gators wide receiver antonio calloway has been cleared to play. the sophomore was at the center of a sexual assault investigation but was cleared of any wrongdoing earlier in month.

friday to appeal and has not. so calloway has been fully reinstated with the football team. the seminoles are a week way from their opener a monday night match-up on national tooem, as florida takes on ole miss at the citrus bowl in orlando. jimbo fisher says this game will show a lot about his team. >> it puts your team in an a atmosphere if you get in major bowl g you get that atmosphere and environment. you get that again. it's great national exposure and you play an opponent you don't always get to play, a top-notch opponent in a big situation on national tv and find out where you're at. >> now, for the sports forecast, just about .500 last week, 3 out of 5 correctly. let's jump into the picks starting tonight. monday night we had rays and red sox. let's show you the forecast of the week ahead.

games. pick the red so correctly tonight and the rays bounce back tomorrow. this one with jake derhode islandy and thel bounce back. on thursday we have appalachian state taking on tennessee. tennessee is very, very good this year. app state, although they're known to beat the big-time teams, not this week. we round out the week on fs-1, our sister station, with stanford taking on kansas state. take it down, kansa stanford, of course, is a top ten team this year with a heisman front-runner once again fl mccaffery. there you go. getting started early this week with some nfl. we finally -- i know nobody likes the fourth and final preseason game because you don't get the staers but just backups. >> their families do. >> it's important from that standpoint, absolutely. >> it certainly is. is there a mold outbreak at a largo school? see what happened when angry

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a bunch of photos of that last night. do you like it? left-hand side there's an app that says weather pics contest. you upload the photo through the app. we give an umbrella away monday through friday at 10:55. new information on tropical depression number 9. some comments just read from the national hurricane center. slowly becoming better organized. if you remember, if you watch during my 10:20 weather broadcast, we had a pressure 1,007 millibars and now it's down to 1,003. that indicates slowly dropping pressure. the cloud presentation is showing colder cloud tops indicating big thunderstorms around the center. so i suspect by tomorrow this will become a tropical storm. also, tomorrow morning when you get up, do not be surprised if we have either a tropical storm watch or a hurricane watch up for some of our viewing area. in fact, maybe the entire viewing area up the west coast

enough to start thinking about watches along our west coast. then by thursday, you know, the track really has not changed at all. in fact, they pretty much kept the tract the same as the 5:00 tract, and this would put us on that wet, unstable side with numerous storms and wind. we talk more about that at about

in florida, it used to be that ifor or one of our four legged friends was trapped in a hot car you and i were not alled to save them unless we were willing to be sued. has government lost its mind? so i fixed the law to make sure we are all empowered to rescue those who can not rescue themselves. that is the least we can do. after all the love they give.

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