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foster farms corn dogs. for monster appetites. it's unfortunate for something like this happens scare my wife and my family. >> what seemed like a simple internet sale ended in a man's murder in lakeland. our whole family we just want answers. we don't understand what happened and we want to know. the streets of clair mer for another day. angry about a deputy who killed an unarmed man. it's nasty. it's brutal. >> all that standing water in mass co-kot sure is -- pasco county sure is nasty. and it's dangerous too. we'll explain why >> announcer: you are watching information 13 and the 10:00 news starts now. good evening. i'm chris cato. >> i'm kelly ring. first up tonight, developing right now what was supposed to

advertised online ended with a polk county man dead and now the sheriff's office is searching for the killer. haley hinds is live with how this all came down. >> reporter: the buyer and seller both agreed meet up here at this family dollar on comby road in lakeland. things went south when the supposed seller tried to steal the item and somewhere in the shuffle jeff lost his life. it was 9:45 sunday 21-year-old jeff marrow was accompanying his friend who was selling an item he advertised online. a person interested planned to meet him at the lakeland family dollar park lot. the seller parked his truck, a man approached. in the midst of the transaction investigators say the suspects took off running with the item. marrow and the seller chased after. soon the death of footsteps was deafened by gunshots.

he had been hit. though the seller rushed on into the store to call 911 morrow who just moved to the area was dead. >> reporter: he owns the marathon gas station to the north of the family dollar. deputies woke him up. they needed him to come to the store right away. >> they want to see our outside camera. we showed them everything we could and whatever we need to help them out. >> reporter: he hopes it is enougho after all, he's been in business 28 years in lakeland, 14 years in this location and says that senseless violence has no place here. >> watch out for each other trying to keep the crime down. report anything that is in the neighborhood. it's unfortunate for something like this happens. scare my wife and the family a little bit. >> reporter: investigators haven't said what item was up for sale. whatever it was it could not

life. this is just an unsettling reminder of the dangers associated with meeting up to strangers whether it's for a date or for a sale. many law enforcement agencies have offered up their properties as safe places for meet ups. if one party is looking for trouble, they're unlikely to show up there. jeff marrow's killer is still on the loose. if you know anything about what happened here last night call the polk county sheriff's office. kelly? >> haley hinds reporting for us. thank you. >> not protests continued in east tampa. these people outraged over the death of lavonia rig inz. he was unarmed when deputies say he reached for his waistband during a s.w.a.t. team raid and a deputy shot him to death. that was last week. fox 13's evan axelbank is live where the protesters were blocking the street. >> reporter: this was an emotional but nonviolent protest as protesters demanded that the deputy be punished.

are outside of tampa bay. escorted down 78th street by deputies from the same agency they're protesting, those angry over the death of 22-year-old lavonia riggins stopped traffic. >> we all out here to make sure that the officer, um, get -- goes to jail and everything. and that -- it's a sad, sad tragedy. >> reporter: they reject claims made b which says that riggins, a suspected marijuana dealer, was reaching for his waistband during a s.w.a.t. team raid on his home last tuesday. riggins who was later found to be unarmed was shot once by deputy caleb johnson. >> our whole family we just want answers. we don't understand what happened. >> reporter: crystal brown drove two hours to march with these protesters. her ex-husband marlon brown died in 2013 after he fled a traffic stop and was run over by a police officer in de land,

that incident but not charged. >> it's an epidemic that's happening without accountability. and we have to start resisting it. we should just be treated just like every other human being. >> reporter: she defended the block of roads. >> it inconvenienced our lives. when you took our loved ones away it stopped us into that moment. so we want everybody else to feel that inconvenience that we are feeling on a daily basis. >> reporter: deputies said on friday they have met with leaders of the african-american community and investigation into riggins death will be fair. >> i've been with the sheriff's office 25 years. i grew up here. and i take our investigations very seriously. >> reporter: and the state attorney's office will be the ones to decide whether deputy caleb johnson is charged. deputy johnson has been placed on administrative leave. chris? >> reporter: is there any word on how long it will take the state attorney's office to reach a conclusion. >> reporter: there's not.

investigations are that they take as long as is it necessary in order to make sure every single thing they can possibly document is documented. and then they will come out with their conclusions. that's generally how these things work. >> anchor: evan axelbank live in tampa, thanks. robbed at gunpoint in ybor city, that's what happened to six people overnight. police arrested the suspects at a mcdonald's drive-thru in ybor city and they say the robbers approached the victims after the bars closed, jewelry, fired guns into the air as warning shots. in one case officers say a victim was pistol whiped. >> the suspects approached them. first asked if they had any marijuana on them then started to demand their money, their ables. >> reporter: officers say they found weapons, ammunition and other stolen items inside the car. the sheriff of polk county says he is very concerned because dozens of firearms were

arms on south florida avenue. men pulled up to the store, ripped off the burglary bars and smashed a window to get in. among the things they stole are 30 handguns and ten semi-automatic rifles. that's not good. investigators say they're worry wherd those weapons will end up. detectives believe they are looking for four people. this is in connection with that same crime. they say three men went into the store while the fourth stayed in the truck as the driver. the truck described as a ford f-150 with extended cab, it has chrome wheels and a bumper with a slat grill. if you know anything about that vehicle or those people that may be responsible, call crime stoppers. pasco county floodwaters are starting to recede but thousands of residents there just aren't in the clear yet. today emergency crews passed out 660 cases of water to families in badly flooded evacuation areas. they wanted to make sure

water. many of the properties in these neighborhoods use both well water and septic systems. and when flooding is this bad those wells can easily become contaminated and that can start making people sick. >> septics lids are popped up. the septic water is coming bubbling up from the septic systems and drain leaks into the ground. so you are getting all that bacteria water floating down the river and down the roads and through the yards. so it's dangerous. >> anchor: pasco county is not under a boil water advisory at the moment but officials say if your water is supplied by a well and you experience flooding it is a good idea to boil your water. make sure that you have well water tested before you start drinking it and using it. >> we know there was a lot of damage in pasco county. the county just released preliminary numbers from hurricane hermine. nine homes destroyed. nearly 300 homes have major damage.

in all, 322 structures affected by that storm. and hernando county also releasing its damage estimates. two structures destroyed. 18 with major damage. 179 with minor damage. the total estimate nearly $7.8 million. that is, again, as paul pointed out last week a storm that passed 200 miles to our west. so you think about those numbers. if it was 100 miles closer and you realize the impact. >> people still struggling tonight. gallons of paint, buckets of talent have transformed parts of st. petersburg. >> this is cool. the next time you drive or walk down central avenue you may be distracted. see what it took to create a massive street mural and turn some boring barriers into a concrete can vase. er that -- canvases. they're putting the finishing touches on the national mall. we'll take you behind the scenes

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artists turned various parts of the city into a canvas. you don't have to look very hard to see their evidence of their hard work. >> those artists spent their labor day laboring with brushes and rollers to make st. pete look like an outdoor gallery. one of the murals is especially eye popping. a local artist led a team that painted this huge street mural on the intersection of central avenue and fifth street south. she told us the design was inspire bid a quilt the project is part of st. pete's second annual shrine mural festival which invites professional artists to help revitalize parts of the city, start a dialogue and inspire creativity. >> not every city is built for this but st. petersburg being as creative as it is they come out and embrace it. they're very supportive and we appreciate that. it's something we don't take for granted. we want to make sure that every artist involved with shine rises

appreciate it. >> anchor: people already appreciating one of the more original installations of the mural festival. art students from gibbs high school with the help of professional artists transform 52 boring concrete barriers along pinellas trail into a series of three foot high furls. a big squishy face here. another one has a nice beach scene. they were going with some of the themes of st. petersburg here. then one appears to be manatees wearing bike helmets. they did all of this in days. sideways skull face not bad. the shrine mural festival continues through september 10th. there are a lot of buildings that will serve as canvases so you definitely need to have your head on a swivel the next time you drive or walk through st. pete. >> that's really cool. itsy-bitsy spider went up the chicago skyscrapers. a spider walking across a tower cam looking out on chicago's skyline. okay. there you go.

leisurely labor day stroll enjoying the great chicago weather but ooh pretty cool looking. >> these things happen, you know. >> we've seen that kind of thing on our cameras. paul's pointed them out many times. >> this was like 25 seconds of some quality tv. >> so you are saying the spider wasn't a -- a giant spider wasn't attacking chicago? >> i used to have the that i don't know what it was-- >> a wasp. >> you would have the fake little ant or bug and you would smack really there. remember that. >> yes. >> maybe not. just play along. active day today. the summer thunderstorm season by the way wraps up soon. let's take a look back today. along the coastline very active. we'll put this into motion. we had showers and thundershowers develop later in the day right along the coast. the beaches in pinellas were nailed. then as the storm slid to the

county with heavy rain. kind of a strange rain motion today. moving from north to south. that's an indicator that the weather is about to change. i'll explain why in a sec. first things first, showers inland and to our south will gradually end tonight. the rest of tonight even a bit cooler in spots with a developing north and northeast wind. the nights now are getting longer. we've lost about an hour of daylight already since june. that's moving in to the autumn season. satellite radar shows generally a north northeast wind kind of rotating around the remnants of hermine off new england and high pressure over tennessee. in between those two systems, winds are generally north and northeast. outside now 73 in lakeland. 76 brooksville. 80 along the coast. punta gorda had heavy rain and 73 degrees. fort myers 75. we have hermine off new england.

sheered along the way. not concerned about that. one of the atlantic doesn't look too healthy at all. time being we're a-okay as far as the tropics go. here is a tropical update. hermine is going to drift west then weaken then finally be in the gulf maine then move away. it will produce tropical-storm-force winds on cape cod but the system is weakening. this system is not we this is hurricane newton heading for baja and cabo san lucas. we'll probably have a direct hit tomorrow. 85-mile-an-hour storm is going to move rapidly to the northwest then probably produce some monsoonal rains in arizona by wednesday and thursday. so, obviously, they're rushing to get their preparations finished by time hurricane newton makes landfall during the day tomorrow. for us we're 79. the dew point is 70.

showers and thundershowers weakening tonight. here is the key to the forecast. you have the storm off new england. you have high pressure over the tennessee valley. in between the high and low, the winds come in from the north and northeast tomorrow and that means a drier air mass in red. it will even be, i think, a little bit less humid. not october or novemberish. but i think if you are outside tomorrow afternoon you may notice a slight done in the humidity even though daytime highs will stay all yellow. you think last week we had all the red tropical moisture from the approach of hurricane hermine. now it is a flip-flop. now we've got pure dry air moving our way in yellow and brown. that means drier air. also means that rain chances tomorrow through thursday, no more than 20 percent if that. that dry air stays around for wednesday until the moisture increases friday and into the

done. otherwise partly cloudy and about 75. not much rain at all tomorrow. we'll say mostly sunny and a touch less humid. and 92. and on wednesday we're back to sunshine, isolated shower or thunderstorm and 91. we stay mostly dry on thursday. rainy season not quite done. showers and thundershowers likely over the weekend with temperatures near 90. back to you. political candidates didn't take the holiday off they were both out there crucial states. an update coming up next. are you tired of people swiping your political yard signs? i don't know maybe this happens to you. if it does, you will want to see this. one guy came one a clever solution. we'll show you after the break.

oour four legged friends was trapped in a hot car you and i were not allowed 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. dana young for the florida senate.

labor day signals the unofficial end of labor day signals the unofficial end of summer and it's also the unofficial start. although it seems like we've already been into the season for awhile. the presidential campaign season. it's fitting that the nominees were hard at work today. fox's peter doocy is with the trump team in youngstown, ohio. >> the big draw at the biggest

donald trump and mike pence. >> i think it's incredible. i mean, they've never seen one like this so it's pretty good. >> reporter: walking past classic carnival rides and vendors selling corn dogs and funnel cakes the businessman and governor made their way to the gop booth where officials have been working to spread the word to 260,000 people who have visited this fair so far this week. >> here in ohio what is going to be the biggest challenge here in other swing states. >> we're up three points. i love ohio. we're going to bring jobs back. >> reporter: the economy was the big focus here in canfield and in cleveland this morning. where trump blamed problems in the country on president obama. but problems in this swing state on local leaders. >> i think it's just [ inaudible ] it's been abused. every state. it's not like ohio, every state has been abused by incompetent leadership. especially as it comes to jobs. >> reporter: immigration is

and he is speaking to clarify his position about what he wants to do with illegal immigrants are who criminal. >> i'm not going to rule out anything. >> including a pathway to legal status. >> no. to become a citizen, you are going have to go out and come back in. through the process. you have to get in line. this isn't touch-back. you have to go out and get in line and come back. >> reporter: today trump told us how he is getting ready for his first ever one-on-one debate. >> i think somewhat like i prepared for the other debates. i think i'm preparing -- you know i enjoyed the debating process. obviously i did well in the debates. according to the polls. >> in canfield, ohio, peter doocy, fox news. >> for the first time in months hillary clinton takes grez the media and she did it in a place where she has not done it before. that's on her campaign airplane.

>> anchor: it's also the first time reporters were aloud on her plane. she went the day campaigning in cleveland, ohio. he took questions after being criticized for not holding a press conference in 275 days. but despite a new niceties she did not answer questions about her email server or the clinton foundation. it is the first time she's faced the press since the fbi released notes from her july 2nd interview about her email server and handling of classified information. hillary clinton will be actually in tampa tomorrow. she'll hold a rally at usf. the event starts at 1:45 tomorrow afternoon. doors will open two hours earlier. here is a clever idea to keep people from stealing your campaign yard signs. this woman tried the grab and dash but it turned into a drop nd fall. the sign was attached to fishing wire.

to camouflage and match the grass. so she dropped the sign and fell face first into the man's front yard and ran off without the sign. there you go. washington's national mall has undergone a bit of a face-lift. really some pretty major ren stlagsz are just about to wrap up. we'll show you the final product next.

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err on the side of caution and public safety. >> with wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour predict governors announced emergency preparations including dozens of beach closures because of dangerous surf and rip currents. some still chose to celebrate labor day on the shore. >> we absolutely love the wind. we love to see the storm. >> nearly a week after hermine slammed into florida more than 30,000 residents are still without power. the storm system also drenching dozens of communities in the virginia since friday. now hermine is crawling past long island towards connecticut, rhode island and massachusetts and residents are watch and waiting to see how much this persistent storm will impact their lives. >> i think it's going get to be enough to be concerned that you can't deal with getting your boat out of the water tomorrow. >> reporter: for those on the ocean it's anything but smooth sailing. passengers aboard the royal caribbean's anthem of the seas cruise ship reeling from a wild

feet. eating in the restaurant, dishes going all over the place. pretty exciting. exciting for me but half the ship is in the room over the toilet. so. >> hermine is expected to slowly meander off the mid-atlantic coast and authorities warn the threat from dangerous rip currents and rough surf will remain at least the next couple days. nong island, rick leventhal, fox news. >> back in the bay area the affects of hermine are apparent what remained of their beach is washed away. for years residents have been complaining that a permanent fix is needed. the city of sarasota has been working with the army corps of engineers for two decades. that plan would provide re-nourishment every five years and after repeated storms. people say something needs to be done. >> i walk this beach quite a bit. i like to walk it early in the morning and sometimes when the

around the buildings. >> they did a smaller restoration project about two years ago and that was done to replace sand that was actually washed out from debby. that cost about $4 million and it was gone within months. lido beach residents are waiting on the state's final approval of that long-term fix plan but that's still in the works. from pinellas county to sarasota, several beaches had posted no swim advisories now and they're testing positive for high levels of bacteria after the hurricane blew past the area. sarasota county lifted its advisory for siesta key late this afternoon. there's still one place in north lido beach that still has problems. many chose to stay out of the water today. red flags flew from lifeguard stands warning people of potential danger in the water. bacteria comes from pet waste and storm water run-off. it can be dangerous for the young, elderly and people with weakened immune systems. many people we spoke with this afternoon said they weren't

>> we saw the red flag and we kind of walked down to see why. and we heard it might be bacteria. we're not sure. we wanted to come down and see why and just didn't want to take any risks. >> we want to keep both of us healthy and safe. it's still so pretty even sitting here and just enjoying the day. it's going to be fun. i don't think not swimming is going to ruin the day. >> why take the chance? we live here. we can come any time. why not swim when it's better. >> reporter: other beaches that have include honeymoon island, indian rocks beach and reddington beach at 182nd avenue west. >> for the first time ever a sitting u.s. president visited the isolated nation of laos. president obama started that visit today. the goal of the three-day visit is to close a dark chapter between the two countries. he plans to acknowledge damage caused by a u.s. bombing campaign across the border during the vietnam war.

millions of unexploded bombs. many in villages along the president mountains and fields. that trip to laos comes at the end of the g-20 summit in china. a tense meeting between russia and the u.s. president vladimir putin says the two countries could reach an agreement on syria in the next few days. russia and u.s. diplomats failed to finalize a deal providing aid for the two leaders plan to meet again perhaps as soon as next week. evacuations underway in a small southern austrian village. the creek burst its banks. it destroyed a constructed dam built by people of that area and that caused mud to rush through the village. 160 people were forced to leave their homes. part thefdz village also don't have any potable drinking water.

scrimmage a few weeks ago. >> a national mall has been undergoing a restoration project now in its final stages. as they begin putting the finishing touches on the iconic grounds we get a behind the scenes look at what went into the transformation. fox's lauren blanchard has more on the massive collaboration which is just months away from being unveiled to the public. >> it's america's front yard. we want it to be available for everybody. >> stretching from the steps of the u.s. capitol to the banks of the p river the national mall leaves a lasting impression on tourists. the mall season estimated 30 million visitors each year making it one of the most heavily trafficked grounds in the country. so how exactly do they keep it looking so great all year long year after year? well as we learned it hasn't always looked this great. after years of wear and tear, the lawn area has been undergoing a year's long intense restoration project.

term. >> over the course of the last 45 years since the last turf panels have been changed it was a much needed repair. both to sustain it for durability for better irrigation, better long term resillance. >> preserving it has been so easy task. the effort started in 2007 and is nearing completion. the final phase involve the mall's turf restoration. one of the leading forces behind it is management. he and his team meticulously seed, monitor and manicure the grounds as each stage is completed. >> as far as construction goes this is a huge collaboration. there's engineering when comes to the drainage systems. >> also helping to make it all come together is john deere manufacturing. from the beginning their equipment has played a clear role in giving the iconic landscape a needed face lift.

to update our fleet. this was important for a lot of reasons. for crew morale who were operating equipment that was 35 years old. >> the main goal of the project was to ultimately improve the park's ability to serve the public need for national celebrations, demonstrations, festivals and a number of other special events. an undertaking to this degree requires big bucks. those with the trust for the national mall credit investments from the united states congress among others for helping to make it all goals the trust relies on the generous contributions of corporations such as john deere, foundations and individuals to help us enhance and restore the national mall. >> after years of collaborating all teams involved are happy to report that the mall's fully restored turf should be ready and open to the public in time for their next big event. the inauguration. >> the national mall has been host to all the inaugurations.

the turf looks magnificent. >> if you want to help preserve america's front yard or find out the latest events going on here, head over to national mall.org to learn more. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >> it is an amazing place. >> oh yeah. always worth a visit. for most of us average day of golf means 18 holes right. >> one man is trying to fit 400 holes in one day. find out why he is doing that

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a p-g-a golf pro is playing 400 holes a pga golf pro is playing 400 holes in just 24 hours to raise money for a very good cause. >> i would lose a lot of balls at that rate. but this guy won't. he is a pro. jimmy mcmullen is the pro at salem club in north carolina. he is hitting the lifrlgs all day even through the night to help military service members and families of fallen soldiers. he is going to try to play 400 holes in one day. glow in the dark balls. mcmullen is a retired police officer and says he really wants to give back to people who give so much. money he raises will benefit the folds of honor national charity so the children of fallen and injured soldiers can go to school. he is hoping to donate $5,000. >> what the police do and military does is unbelievable to me. if i can help a servicemen and his family that's what it's all

400 holes in one day he can only spend little over three-and-a-half minutes per hole. scott is that doable? >> well probably not for you because you were just talking about how many balls you lose in an outing. [ laughter ] but yes how can i join him? i'd like to do that as well. florida state desperately trying to turn things around as we speak. ole miss giving the noles all they can handle tonight out in orlando. we'll get you the update. plus the bucks are happy preparing to the atlantic falcons. what are the things that head coach cutter has to account for in his coaching debut? we'll tell you in sports. we have to show you very unusual tribute to the pulse

in florida, it used to be that if a child, a senior or one of our four legged friends was trapped in a hot car

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. dana young for the florida senate. a return to common sense. ((kelly 2sh)) this is one of the more unusual tributes we've seen... for the victims of the pulse nightclub this is one tef more unusual tributes we've seen for the victims of pulse attack. >> a local designer has created shoes depicting the faces of all 49 victims. >> a strong desire for the

stilettos is how nicole started a small business out of her garage back in june. >> i didn't want to spend that type of money on shoes so i said looks like i can design those myself. >> she did. it took 30 hours to make and they are attention grabers. but her business was born on the same month as the pulse night club massacre. which stirred an even stronger desire in this mother of three. >> my husband and i, we actually went to -- over and saw the the victims. and it was just really touching. and i wanted to do something to honor them. >> reporter: and this is the result. a glittering and eye catching pair of pumps she created that feature the pictures and one name of each of the 49 victims. >> the shoe, to me is just something different. >> she cut each of the pictures from memorial magazines. she says the bottom is colored

tiny swarovski rhinestones to make a rainbow and the letter p for pulse. she says the vast majority of the feedback she's received on social media about the tribute shoes has been positive. but not all. >> some people think that i'm trying to sell the shoe as a profit. but like i said before the shoe is not for sale. >> in fact, she'll only give them to the keepers of the permanent memorial if they >> if i was asked to do that i would give it to one of the victim's family members. >> that's really incredible. >> it is original. amazing work too. >> certainly is. let's go over to scott. lots going on tonight. quite a game. >> absolutely. plenty of surprises. week one of the college football season. houston over oklahoma. wisconsin over lsu. tonight number four in serious trouble. at least early on.

at the citrus bowl in orlando. let's go there now. florida state's 6-0 in season openers in the jimbo fisher era. he is getting his team fired up. chad kelly, yeah, that florida state secondary was having trouble covering those wide outs. that led to this. first score of the game. a few yards out 7-zip old miss. kelly had three touchdown passes. another big game to evan. 26 rebels score another touchdown on the drive. nothing working for the seminoles. watch this one. calvin cook you think he is going score. he drops it on the three yard line. can you believe it? that's just kind of the first half and how it went. he would settle for the field goal. fsu trying to flip the momentum. scrambles and in the second half making magic happen with his feet.

28-23 ole miss. florida state taking the lead. this just after a couple of turnovers here. ole miss fumbles the ball. florida state takes it in to score. they didn't get the two point conversion but they hold on to a one point lead. this is the time of game that is going to keep you locked on the edge of your seat until it ends. to the pro game. buccaneer head coach cuter has had a remarkable run bjing a first time head coach in january and conducting his f multiple camps leading up to this week. the kick off of the regular season. on sunday cutter will take the field in atlanta making his nfl head coaching debut. cutter and the bucks face the falcons 1:00 p.m. coach is prepared for every situation imaginable but there are things you can't foresee >> you know, the thing about that is when you watch all those college games this weekend, and you see how many things get

never really be ready for that clock management stuff that happens. when you are laying on your coach you are really good at it, when you got a bunch of people screaming at you and the crowd noise it is a lot different. >> reporter: we take a look back last week, monday, sox over the rays. got that right. tuesday rays over the sox. wednesday. three for three. thursday tennessee over ab state. and reround out the week with a perfect five for since all the cake is gone this is how we celebrated the perfect week earlier at six. >> calls for a bit of a celebration! all right. ? [music] ? i got to get a cork. all right. yeah ? [music] ? . all right. everybody out. i got to do a sports cast. all right. [ laughter ] enough of that. time for this week. and how about tonight? thought this was a bit of a surprise coming into it but i maintain florida state is going

tomorrow i have tsonga over djokovic. thursday nfl opener and i like -- this is a rematch of the super bowl. i think i like trevor semian. then louisville they won't quite score 70 but they will beat syracuse on friday. jackson their quarterback scored eight touchdowns in the opener. i don't know if he is going to get that much on friday but those are my picks. >> you are brachging a bit because, i mean, the cake was gone within 20 minutes. >> i'm feeling very confident today. very, very confident. [ laughter ] we'll see about week's end. >> we hope now we get a cookie >> we hope now we get a cookie cake next

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now your radar forecast with fox 13 chief meteorologist paul dellegatto. >> check out the time-lapse today. we saw this coming. storms moving north to south. watch this. over downtown st. pete. there you go. heavy rain along the coast. interrupted some late day plans today. those of you out barbecuing or out on the beach late this afternoon had to deal with

heavy rain. frequent lightning. then the storms continued to slide south and they impacted coastal manatee and sarasota counties. and venice and inglewood hit hard late today. highs today before the rain moved in back in the 90s. a couple more days then the average high drops from 90 to 89. one thing you noticed this time of year, it begins pretty soon. the daytime highs stay up there but the nighttime lows start dropping. kind of a function of longer knights. we're we're losing two minutes of daylight per day. you get showers and thunderstorms left over. they should be done then that's it. tomorrow we'll go highs in the upper 80s to low 90s. and it will be slightly less humid. but hot. again, 92 for a high. >> selling out some -- shelling out extra cash as junior goes back to school. according to the national retail federation, two out of three parents will buy their kids more

school supply list. by the way, overall back to school spending expected to surpass $27 billion this year. meanwhile it looks like more of you are going out on the town and hiring is going up a bit. bars and spraunt restaurants adding 34,000 new jobs in august. the biggest gain for any sector in the economy last month. the market is closed for labor day. it's been a solid year for stocks so far. and you might be seeing more for sale signs in the neighborhood. according to website zillow seven in ten homeowners think that now is a good time to sell. good time to sell. that's business. golden outside or fluffy inside. deep pockets or delicious ridges. tasty egg or savory bacon. experience dunkin's new belgian waffle breakfast sandwich. it's not this or that. it's all of it.

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approaching the dock. something they've been waiting on so long. we got to wait for it. there it is. that's a beautiful sight. so special. time now for the "fox 1311 o'clock news. and here's cynthia and chris. >> right now at 11:00, more protests. those protests continue almost a week after a man was shot and killed by deputies in tampa. >> our whole family we just want answers. >> we have more on the for answers and how police were involved in today's a community on edge after an online meet up to sell an item turns deadly and now they're looking for a killer. as the floodwaters begin to recede residents in the hardest hit areas are not in the clear just yet. >> you're watching fox 13 and the 11:00 news starts now.