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foster farms corn dogs. for monster appetites. >> you build a house, you can move a house. mobile and stuff like that, but you can't change your life. you can't bring it back. >> right now governor rick scott tours pasco county after days of flooding that started in hurricane hermine. >> >> we rode along with some good smsamaritans who helped people o needed to be evacuated after the river crested. >> we are very, very worried, scared. >> the east coast is now dealing with hermine as the storm rips up coasts and produces rip occur

people spend this labor day weekend. governor scott touring the flood zone saying this is the worst flooding in the state since hermine hit thursday. did the governor offer any solutions? >> the governor did promise to investigate how to solve the major drainage problems here in pasco county. it is hard to tell all of the water but the river actually is going down although it still could take several days before this community dries out. >> this is a road we are on. and it's a river today. >> florida fish and wildlife officers spent 12-hour shifts in high-water vehicles checking on neighbors and rescued people. this family was stuck as the current overtook them as they tried to get to belongings that

this country is one of many under an evacuation order but some have stubbornly stayed behind. >> we need to get ahead of this and listen. when they put out an evacuation order, we need to listen. >> scott walked flooded communities and also promised to take on the issues that make these areas so prone to flooding. >> we have an issue of how fast water is now, we have to figure that out. >> right now state and county officials are focused on the short-term, getting people out and making sure no one gets hurt. >> situations like this like the sheriff and the commissioner said, this is life threatening. >> and the river is slowly expected to recede out of major flood stage by tomorrow morning, but it still could be weeks before this area really dries

away. >> certainly we hope that relief comes a lot sooner for those people. evan, thank you. >> and kelley cowan continues our team corage, spending the day with two men and their boat. >> you got the plug? you ain't going nowhere without a plug. >> joe and eric are spending their labor day weekend in a boat but this cruise. joe and eric are on a mission to help pasco neighbors caught in floodwaters. >> you need anything? >> most people are watching sports or just out in the back having a good time with the family, but this is my time to give back to the community, and do my part i guess. >> stay to the right. honestly we just love helping people, that's it. >> since hurricane hermine hit,

roads that have become impassible to cars and checking on those pinned in by the floating. the anclote river rose rapidly catching many offguard, and they went door to door to represent rescue families. >> we took out two and two and then came back for the pets. >> you hang on little kitties, we'll get you home. >> who are just having a fun time doing it. >> housekeeping! . they brought 17 people and nine pets back to dry land on saturday. after rescuing her kittening and her owner the pair found this mommy cat in need of their

babies thanks to these extremely modest home-town heros. >> i would not say heros, just good samaritans out helping people. >> and hermine is making its way up the ea eastern s seaboard and leaving a lot of flooding in its wake. and sheriff grady judd announced that the body of a missing teen was river. welch dove in after his younger sister slipped and fell while fishing. his sister and mother survived, he did not. sheriff judd called his actions heroic. >> austin passed away saving the life of his sister. it's a sad event any time you lose a child, but it makes it

doing what we should do on a labor day weekend, spending time with her children. >> an autopsy is underway to determine austin's fu official cause of death but investigators say it appears that he drowned. and 23-year-old arm strong was arrested after d.u.i. with property damage. and a woman was hiding a lot more in her purse. this is a angelica mason as shes being booked. she opened a box containing a new phone charger and used it without paying for it and

purse, they found other items and a loaded gun. and this fire broke out shortly after 12:30 a.m. the building was fully engulfed in smoke and flames but due to a lack of fire hydrants they had to shuttle water to the scene. the home is a total loss. the two people living there were able to get out and were not hurt. th find a place to stay. >> and this happened early saturday morning just before 1:00 a.m., you see a group of people running past, followed by another crowd walking behind and then all of a sudden a person barrels into the sign and getting up and running away. the veterinary hospital says the

they are a small, family owned business, and they are hoping someone recognized who did this. >> i hope they didn't get hurt but as a business owner i would rather be taking care of people and their pets than worried about a sign. especially on a labor day weekend. that added three hours to my district attorney yesterday and yesterday and i had already worked 12 hours. >> and instead of enjoying a kay off tomorrow, many are stockpiling sand bags. >> hey, mike. >> beautiful on the coasts today, and storms inland, a reversal of what we have seen around here of late. we'll talk about your forecast

y23ppy yy6y ((aaron vo )) check this out.. amateur video pesh>> >> check this out, amateur video from a cruise ship as it made its way through hermine. foaksfolk the l along the on tht coast are getting ready for high waves and winds. >> hermine is packing

crawling north, and it's also drenching communities along the east coast, damaging homes and leaving many in the dark. >> we get a little tidal flood every now and then on a nor'easter but this right here? nobody expected this. >> hermine continues to churn up dangerous waves and currents along the beaches. passengers on of the seas ship from royal caribbean commented. >> we had up to like 90 miles per hour winds. >> governors all along the seaboard are announcing hurricane watches and warnings. >> we are prepared if things wobble west which we hope they don't and if it increases from a

we'll be prepared for that as well. >> many beaches including this one in ocean city will remain closed throughout the holiday weekend. in ocean city, kristen fisher for fox news. >> and hawaii is no longer near the eye of the hurricane, but there are still some signs it was here, and that leads us into >> a perfect lead-in there. >> yeah. >> did our producer do that purposely. >> it might have been -- >> oh, it was absolutely on purpose. >> she is very smart. >> i had faith, okay, so let's get to our weather trivia tonight. a lot of the focus was here with hermine, but hawaii was in the cross-hairs of two hurricanes. one missed south and one just to

coincidence they did that. it is partially due to what effect or what reasoning? >> aaron and i both ended up picking b. >> i know better than to guess differently than haley. >> and we just got a late submission from lloyd which i allowed and he went with d. the >> all right, finally! >> way to go, guys. i can finally get ahead of lloyd. >> by the way, i think this should be the next weather "it" word, fugiwara. when two hurricanes or cyclones

start to rotate around each other, and so you can think the fact that there were two that the hurricanes missed hawaii. >> i will take lloyd's points. >> it's the first one i have gotten. >> not bad, nice work, both of you. >> thanks! >> and we'll have a new question, or new answer coming up next from everyone. here is the hilton clearwater beach cam time lapse camera view from today. it was packed and people have got to be sick about stayed inside and stuck indoors. you have to get out there and get some sun, and what a nice way to do it: sitting at the beaches. this was west of 75, pretty much

some pretty big storms rolled through, and you can see still have storm activity now out across highlands county and north across eastern polk county, this is gradually going to be dying off through the next couple of hours or so. anclote river now officially below major flood and the latest forecast has it dropping below even minor flood stage by tuesday morning and so improving conditions for the and anclote river. and here is the important thing. this is moving east-northeast at 5 miles per hour. so it's still on this trajectory, although we should start to see it turning back to

further northeast, that's okay, but when it shifts back west, that is when we'll see the effects in the midatlantic and to the northeast. you mentioned that ship getting stuck on the northern flank of this storm and didn't quite make it. the same cruise ship that back in february was caught in a major winter storm. by wednesday, the system pretty much 150 miles southeast of cod, they will get the worst effects on wednesday and after that finally we'll say good bye to hermine. the heat certainly came back with all of the sunshine we saw together. 88 degrees and a dewpoint of 71. the barometer is rising 30.11? inches. it's warming up against the

here is the big picture, satellite and radar. and this northerly wind pushed the storm from north to southeast or so. and home it's a little bit more of a northeasterly flow, around we'll see the storms pushing back and building towards the northeast sea breeze. here is hermine, and you see this kind of finger of moisture out across across the state. to the north of that we have all of this dry air just trying to make its way south, it's made it to jacksonville, and so much dryer conditions for them. it's just not going to quite make it here until tuesday, and think of this as the amount of moisture in the atmosphere. you still see the purples over the area, and into the day on monday but then the yellows arrive and that is much dryer

tuesday we'll drop the rain chances significantly but then wednesday we see the moisture increases and by thursday, friday and saturday we will increase the rain chances as well. there could be heavy down pours and some localized flooding over the next couple of hours and then in the afternoon tomorrow, building heading on into the evening, and so a big outdoor activity and a lot of bbq's. best thing i can say is have that skytower radar app open because if it buzzes that is about the time you should be heading in doors. for the day tomorrow, 91, with scattered afternoons storms

50% and lowered to about 20% on thursday, and so below average rain chances throughout the middle of the week and back up to 40 and 50% by the weekend. >> i know a lot of people are probably relieved to see it drying out. >> and a momentous day for the catholic church. >> and the pope makes mother

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>> the catholic church bestowing one of its highest honors on mother teresa, an albanian nun. >> tens of thousands of pilgrims attended the cannonizatoin. an enormous picture of tteresa was on display and thousands of poor people were bussed in and then served a lunch by nuns. known as the saint of the gutters she was revered for her work with the poor. in india a special mass was celebrated at the sisters of charity, the order she founded in calcutta.

the age of 87 and was beatified in 2003, the first step in sainthood. and the pope admitted he might find it hard to call her st. teresa. >> i think we will continue to call her mother >> this is the anniversary of her death. only one other person was made a saint faster in the modern era. >> and a man had been arrested after a series of threats he posted on social media. >> it was in reference to the

(haley 2sh)) a man police say made violent and disturbing threats against the south florida gay community is behind bars.. (aaron) as >> as ann keel reports he used social media to send those threats. >> he has been apprehended and he is in custody. >> he posted threatening messages on facebook aimed as gay members of the community, and e night club shooting. he is accused or writing my events are selling out because you are -- total patsies, none of you losers deserve to live, and if you thought the pulse night club shooting was bad, wait until you see what i have planned for labor day. -- he is also accused or writing on facebook, you can never catch

you, gay slur, are dying of aids these days -- it's time to clean up wilson manner from all of you aids-infested losers. >> we beefed up patrols. >> that was fox's ann keel but according to another complaint he has previously been reported to police for stalking and harassment. >> and is donald trump shifting his policy on deporting hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens. >> the trump campaign is still trying to clarify the

immigration. mike pence says undocumented immigrants would be treated, quote, humanely, and spoke about how the administration would deal with illegal immigrants in this country. >> with are going to end cash and release, and other things that will people in both political parties have been talking about for a difficult to throw out a family that has been here 15 years and they have three children two of whom are citizens. that is not the kind of america he wants. >> meantime tim kaine is trying to move past hillary clinton's use of a primary e-mail server. most show clinton with huge unfavorability numbers.

using one device instead of multiple devices. she apologized for that and says she made a mistake. >> and kaine was referring to a journalist event where the number of participants were limited and only three pre-selected reporters were allowed to ask questions. her last formal news conference was on december 4. >> and before referring to trump's plan to deport 11,000 illegal immigrants. hillary clinton will be holding a rally at the student recreation center, a release from the ci clinton campaign sas she will discuss a plan to keep america safe and why she doesn't believe that trump has the temperament to serve as

>> the chinese president welcomes other leaders for a two-day summit. this year the main goal was to shore up sluggish global growth, and the coast guard pulled at least 15 boy scouts and one adult to safety after their boat capsized in san francisco day. l injury except for a couple of bumps and bruises and all were wearing life jets. >> a shortage of jets is keeping american pilots are critical

>> alarming news about how many navy jets can fly and how many cannot. >> fox's lucas tomlinson was dire news about the condition of the air fleet. >> this pilot was killed where his f-18 crashes just a few weeks ago.

killing two marine pilots. sterling's commander officer called him one of the best. his mother says i want to wait for the investigation report however these jets are too old and should not be flown anymore. >> i worry about my young aviators that are not getting the number of hours and so it's the mishap that looms they have the experience to keep that bad thing from happening. >> overall an investigation says the u.s. military saw a 48% increase in noncombat aye uniten crashes between 2014 and 2015. >> i would not characterize it

a lot do you tie it to readiness and in view of those mishaps i cannot tie it to that data. >> but according to the navy's own data only a small percentage of its hornets can fly and only 50% of its superhornets and lawmakers are taking note. >> they are going up because they are not getting the training and because maintenance is harder and harder to airplanes is getting older and older. >> and only two of the marines 12-18 hornet squadrons meet their flying hours. >> i need about another 366 airplanes. >> of the 273f-18's only 91 can fly. hits to the readiness keeps

cut by millions of dollars. >> when the president sends more people to afghanistan and iraq he doesn't ask for more money, the costs just come out of the training, the maintenance and the readiness of our force. so the problem is getting worse. >> the pentagon disag disagrees. in a statement to fox news quote, we have looked at our data and not observed an overall increase decreases in training hours f-18's were designed to 6,000 flflight hours but have now been extended to 8,000. the head of the marine corps says he would like to buy jetting faster than he is but the money is just not there.

>> this is a fun weekend and willie taggart with usf is excite buenexcited about the cre start, and the seminoles are handing over the controls to a red-shirt freshman. jim bo tells us why he likes a

>> the bucks -- set for now. we are aweek away from real buccaneer football. the bucs brought back nine players they cut and added to their practice squad. ad of now, the bucs have not been awarded any waiver claims from other teams' players that have just been released. there will be no additions to this roster that will be significant or make an impact. the starters are set and it appears that hargraves has won one of the starting quarterback jobs because vernor was on the

that is pretty telling. there is no question that the bucs upgraded one of the weakest secondaries in the nfl and these guys are itching for sunday. >> training camp and pre-season is over and now we really get to play really games now. it should be fun. >> man! it's the first d game of the season and i'm excite and i noi the rest of the team is excited. we are ready to start fast. it's a fans that support us and the city just what the 2016 bucs really look like. we worked really hard through our training camp and we are had had to put it together and watch it gel on september 11. >> willie taggart wanted to see his offense look a little sharper in the season opener but there is no denying that the bulling got it going.

a season opener. and he had to be placed with the four touch-downs in the first half in the span of 2 minute 22 seconds. flowers finished the night with four touch downs. two in the air and two on the ground. the usf division could be better, they gave up 20 moints this is a sign that a lot of fans are bull believers again. >> we'll -- seen the field before, and we're going to work this -- to fill it up again, by i'm really, really happy with the people there. they were nice and loud the way we wanted and so please come

bull horns. we need it. >> they are home again next week. and the seminoles will have the stage all to themselves. they play in the citrus bowl against o ol' miss. and they will rely on cook in the backfield to carry the team for the opener. fran sfrancois is just going toe managing at this point, and one of the team's favorites is going to make it here to tampa. jimbo fisher likes this early first test. >> it puts your team and if

that atmosphere, and that national exposure and it's an opponent you don't always get to play on national tv and you get a idea of where you're at. >> and longoria delivers the rbi double off of heff. and forsythe scores and we are tied up, and then his groove, and job gibbons just doesn't like it when arbor amper caught a batter looking. and then more bad news here, the game winner in the eighth, a one-run homer and the days avoid

nascar dials it up with a lot of yellow, and busch goes into the outer wall and bounces off and coming all the way down the track and is going to hit the inner wall right there. busch is out of the race but he checks out okay. kevin harvick led most of the race but truex wins the biggest race of his life, the famous southern 500. third. >> all right, kevin, thanks. mike is back with another look at your seven-day. >> plus, amazing new pictures of

>> welcome back. here is a type lapse view. this is down in st. pete at the jobs hopkins hospital camera look east. you see the sea breeze developing this afternoon and the pulse-like thunderstorms developing along that sea

finally it interacted with some storms from the north and look at what developed. as far as rainfall totals go today, they were pretty impressive. the good news is for most of us that saw the rain today, you didn't see a whole lot of rain over the last four, five, six days. but inland, you didn't see a lot of rain, 2, 3, 4 inches but up agai much. tomorrow we'll start to shift these totals farther north and west and closer to the coast. southeast polk county. not really moving a whole lot, this just has a rain itself out over the next couple of hours and then south of that, a big storm hitting over portions of high land and now just over palm dale, and still moderate rain

that is going to take at least another hour or two to rain out. and we didn't pick up up rain but we are three inches above where we should be at the end of the year. that is mo how much has fallen d here we are just four days into september. and so we do shift heavier rain closer to the coast south as well. dryer conditions the farther north you go, and marine chances head back up for everybody the further north you go. 40% rain chances just south of pasco and northern polk county. and then 60% rain chances near sarasota, north port, and

area. and so you see the gradient. 91 the high for today, 77 the low this morning. and by the way, above 90 today, and we only have five days remaining with an average high of 90. if you're waiting for that cooler weather it's coming and if you want to hold on to the heat a bit longer we'll have more of that 80-cre heat, around dropping as we speak. 79, a dew here is a look at your forecast for tonight. the storms ending inland. 76 degrees and the rain chances at about 50% for the day on monday. we drop it down to 20% on tuesday, wednesday and thursday we kind of bump it back up just a bit but still below average. 30% then, and friday, saturday and sunday back into the 40 to 50% range but we'll be sitting right around that 90-degree mark

captured the best views of jupiter yet, mac taken by the jo spacecraft as it flew by the planet. the fly-by was the first of three dozen planned close passes during the sp spacecraft's mission. >> and folks across our area still feeling the effects left behind by hermine. we tagged along with governor scott as he assessed the damage in the worth hit areas of pasco county. >> a and deputies in polk county need your help tracking down a suspect.

lead to an arrest. all coming up at the top of the

>> this is the road we are on and it's a river today. >> now at 11:00, hermine's effects still being felt in the bay area. we are there as governor scott touring the damage. >> this is not your ordinary smash and grab, why deputies need suspect behind this brazen burglary. >> austin died making sure that crystal lived. >> the body of a missing teen is found on the peace river. how he is being remembered as a hero. >> good evening, i'm aaron mesmer, lloyd has the night off. >> and i'm haley hines, dwa tody