good evening, welcome, i'm mark wilson. >> i'll linda in for kelly. a craigslist ad turns into a dangerous situation for a riverview carpenter. he thought he was showing up to give an estimate. a group of teenagers robbed him an carjacked him. now they're all facing charges and a vigilant neighbor is a big reason why. fox 13's aaron mesmer is live in riverview. what happened? >> reporter: neighbors say the criminals were just using that vacant some of them were hiding behind it while one teenager waited in the driveway where i'm standing. they had no idea that another neighbor was watching and recording. >> i could see that driveway from the window. >> in the driveway next door, michelle battles saw something or someone strange. >> i grabbed my phone and just started recording just her actions. >> the teenager didn't belong there. >> she's between my house and an

that's suspicious. >> so is what happened next. a red car pulled in. a few minutes later, teens jumped in and sped away. >> they were hiding on on backside of the house. when he pulled into the driveway, they bum rushed him. >> hillsborough deputies say it was a well-planned crime. a carpenter placed an ad on craigslist offering to do home remodeling work. he got a call from someone who lured him to the abandoned home on lynmoor drive. >> when he got there he was greeted by a female at the door. >> a group of teens robbed the carpenter and carjacked him. neighbors ran over to help. >> he was really shaken. he's a good christian man. >> little did the victim know someone next door was watching. >> i never witnessed crime like that so close to my home ever before. >> michelle battle called 911 before the crime was even finished. in a matter of minutes, deputis spotted the stolen car, chased it down i-75 and arrested five

years old. >> unfortunately kids are getting involved in crime earlier and earlier. >> detectives to do battle to i.d. the teens. >> they stood them unand thumbs up, thumbs down. >> just like a group of suspected criminals caught on camera were off the street. something unexpected happened. >> i got out of the police car and jim and them were cheering. they go, you did a great job. i go it's sad that i had to but i'm glad that i >> deputies say that the youngest suspects in this case are believed to have committed the most serious crimes so they have a longer list of charges. the other thing that deputies say, if you're going to take out an ad on craigslist, you should bring somebody with you when you respond, whether you're selling something or doing an estimate like this gentleman was in this case. we did contact him. he didn't want to do an interview but hopes the suspects learned their lesson.

a manatee county girl is lucky to be alive after man attacked her on the way to her bus stop. the 16-year-old victim doesn't want her face shown but wants others to hear the story. it happened 6:00 a.m. this morning when walking down 50th 50th avenue drive east. a man grabbed her, through her into a wooded area and tied to sexual assault her. he took her phone and left when a car approached. >> i think careful and alert about their surroundings. although you may not think it will happen to you, it could no matter who you are. nobody's invincible. >> that's true. deputies say they will increase patrols in the area the rest of the week at least. the manatee county school district is also looking into the incident. sarasota county, shots ring all early this morning. a man was found dead over rita street. detectives spoke to neighbors.

discovery. >> you have to wonder who is next door to you and figure out, like, okay. i usually keep to myself. most of us keep to ourselves to we don't worry that much. >> sarasota deputies are continuing to investigate but say everybody involved is accounted for. a former rogers middle school science teacher is under arrest. michael geist gave a female student a smartphone so she could take naked pictures herself and sext other students. josh is as rogers middle school. i got to imagine parents are a bit concerned to hear that. >> reporter: yeah, certainly some shock and anger from parents at rogers middle school. many of them send their kids to school expecting them to be well cared for and treated well then they hear this and it shakes up the trust level. here's what we know right now. deputies say back in april, michael geist gave a female

apps. -- full of apps, encouraging her to have sexual chats with other students and to take sexually explicit photos and videos of herself. geist would tell her to come to his room every day to see the messages. in may when district officials heard the allegations they notified the sheriff's office. this started an investigation. geist resigned from the school at that time. he was arrested at his house in lascivious solicitation. for parents, this is not the news you want to hear when picking up your kids in the afternoon. >> i was concerned about my daughter. i have a daughter, she's 13. i go to the stores, guys look at her sexual and i hate to feel -- she's in school, she should be safe. if this ain't a safe place, that's a problem. >> reporter: geist is out of

previous talking toes by the administration for previous conduct. nothing that rose to the criminal level but certainly red flags. we'll have much more tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. live in riverview, fox 13 news. thank you. hernando deputies arrested a woman who had personal identification information for more than 70 peoples people. she stole credit cards were mailboxes and used them. in other cases information to set up credit cards in their names. she was arrested in march but many more victims have come forward to say she stole their identity. she was arrested again and charged with organized fraud. freddy lee hall was one of the longest sitting inmates on death row. not anymore. the supreme court just spared his life. what does the ruling mean to him? >> the experts say the ruling

will be spared too. >> freddy lee hall has spent the last 37 years on death row until this week. the state supreme court set aside his death sentence for a life sentence. the high court ruled hall has serious mental difficulties and is, quote, mentally retarded. >> at the age of 51 he had a cognizant ability of a 10-year-old. >> the attorney reviewed the decision for tox 13. he says florida l a one size fits all approach. >> florida said if your iq is 70 or higher, you could be executed. what the supreme court said is that's not allowed. >> the supreme court now gives a lot of weight to the testimony of mental health experts who says hall meets the def in addition of mentally disabled. he was convicted of killing a

from organic brain damage and psychosis. the attorney argued the handicap would have effected him. >> tellit goes to his ability to understand. the 8th amendment prohibits someone from being prosecuted if intellectually disabled. >> that means hall will die in prison but not at the hands of the government. the sweeping ruling is providing mentally disabled prisoners sitting on death row. >> those individuals now have an opportunity to have their case reviewed potentially to determine whether or not they're intellectually disabled for purposes of the death penalty. >> the attorney general's office is still reviewing the ruling and have not decided if they'll ask for a hearing. regions bank is shelling out more than $52 million for the

the housing collapse. they were accused of underwriting mortgage loans that did not meet federal requirements that protected homeowners. as a result the u.s. department of housing and urban development took a major hit paying out the claims. federal officials say it went on for five years ending in december of 2011. >> a year in the making, tampa area kids have a new field thanks to the buccaneers. community leaders and players were on hand for the opening of the jackson heights nfl town center. a new synthetic field. it's part of the family's commitment to our community. >> we have a core belief of my family that children are capable of accomplishing great things so so really reflects everything we funneledly believe. >> the renovation kicked off last year as part of hometown huddle service project.

following the super bowl win. feels like a long time ago. >> that field's going to get a lot of use. dozens of birds found dead in st. pete beach. what a scientist says is behind it. a busy day today. area of l.p. up by daytona producing heavy rain and wind east of us. locally we've got rain to track. look at that. you can see the rain coming down in the distance. that's the view from the rive

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dead birds washing ashore dead birds washing ashore in st. pete beach. it has many alarmed. >> are they related? that's the question. dan maddox explains they think they know what is behind the problem. >> it does feel fresh. up on bay area beaches. >> this is number 46. i've been studying these birds about 15 years. i was surprised and concerned. >> this one found on st. pete beach this morning. beth is an environmental scientist with he can art college and things millions of gallons of partially treated surge dumped to handle storm water during hurricane hermine is to blame. >> these birds skim over the

what looked like sewage. >> the birds are being bagged and studied. >> the first bird had salmonella back tear in the heart and brain. >> scientists are calling for cities to stop dumping during storms but the city says often they have no choice. >> pump diluted waste water into the bay or have raw sewage back up into people's homes. >> benjamin k the sewer infrastructure is at the top of the list. >> this is the mayor's top priority. >> $58 million has been set aside in next year's budget to fix the problem but still this scientist says these dead birds can be similar to a canary in a coal mine. >> something that can kill a bird might be able to kill people so i think this might be a cater we have dangerous back bacteria.

tested what is dumped into the tampa bay area and 100% of fecal bacteria was removed but at least eight other utilities were dumping during the storm. some of it included raw sewage. that's a mess. >> hopefully on one hand we want another storm to come in and clean that out but on the other hand it will create more problems. >> speaking of which, we've got rain and dark clouds overhead. >> very well put. watching the riverview cam, there are dark clouds overhead. we have areas of heavy rain around tampa bay. interesting weather day today in the sense that that invest we were watching last night by miami it moved occupy the peninsula -- up the peninsula and off the east coast. this morning they said a goose egg chance of development.

may issue advisories later today. zero percent to maybe issuing advisories. the good news is no advisories yet and probably not but this definitely flared up off the east coast today. you can see the circulation. this happens a lot in august and september. a weak area of low pressure goes by. once in a while they get going but thankfully the proximity to land will limit any tropical development. one thing this is going to do, you've got low pressure us giving us a west-southwest wind. so tomorrow morning the models are hinting there could be a batch of showers and thundershowers near the coast moving inland. so it's a possibility. not a sure thing. tough to say how things will line up 12 hours from now. but i think there will be showers and thundershowers around. now there's some, in hillsborough, raining over lake land and of downtown. bartow, auburndale, winter

everything is moving southwest to northeast, kind of rotating around the area of low pressure, which is well to our north. also, dade city, zephyrhills. northeastern hillsborough. rain motion to the northeast. light rain in hernando, raining by bushnell. not a big deal. elsewhere a big batch of storms down i4. you know how the traffic is in orlando this time of day. imagine this ride from kissimmee all the way toel disney and orlando. heavy rain. that definitely is a mess. then you go up the state, here's the low pressure here, the heaviest rain and winds off the east coast. if you watch the wind direction, you have south and then you have southwest, south here, northeast, northwest, north, the low is right here and thankfully it is over land. the models have it just roaming up by georgia and should be dissipating in a day or two.

highs today, hey, below 90. we hit 89 today. the morning low 76 degrees. right now with clouds and rain around, we're sitting mostly in the mid to upper 80s. tropical moisture, southwest wind and rain around the bay area. after that we stay is in the soup a couple more days, meaning additional afternoon showers and storms and the rain season usually winds down late se we have a tropical storm in the atlantic. this is tropical storm ian. it is going to race northeast and headway up there. green ladd, there's iceland. there's the uk. nontropical low. way up there. now this is not good.

heading for taiwan. i said thailand at 5:20. winds 165 wednesday. could make landfall in china at 1:30 tomorrow afternoon. their time. maybe in this nicking the southt of taiwan later tonight and tomorrow. look at the size. that is monday store. category 5. super typhoon. 87. dew point 74, winds west-southwest at 10. the low moving away. it will drift north and northeast. lots of heat up and down the east coast. chick chicago 82. raleigh 88 and atlanta 86. tonight with a southwest wind watch for showers and thundershowers near the coast later tonight. down to 77. somewhat unsettled tomorrow but not raining all day. showers and thundershowers around and more coming up on thursday. we stay in the mid to upper

eliminate rain chances yet. upper 80s for highs and mid to upper 70s for lows. we've got bucs news. yesterday the bucs lost a jack keys. today we signed a jack quiz. this one plays running back. chris coty may not be the first name mentioned in the best players on defense but the head coach will mention his name in a positive context.

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(scott)the bucs will try to the bucs will try to kick off the season with a 2-0 starts for the first time since 2010 when they visit the arizona cardinals. 2010 was the visited the desert coming away with a victory. the bucs head to glendale with added depth at running back. rogers played for coater in atlanta. the guy who comes out of the backfield and makes catches as well as return punts and kicks. how about one the unsung heroes. chris conte tackled the second

he's a great athlete, big guy, a valuable piece of defense that probably doesn't get enough attention. >> chris is one of those guys doesn't say much, doesn't get a lot of publicity because you got other superstars on defense. and chris does his job. we've been talking to these guys a lot about make your plays, make your plays. when it's your time to make a play, make it. >> the nfl and nike are revealing uniforms. the bucs will red the solid red week 8 against atlanta. the falcons will be in all white. the league consulted with colorblind experts before setting the uniforms. that's the reason several teams will be in all white uniforms this year. usf is starting to get a little love in the national rankings. the bulls got a dozen votes in the recent poll after a 2-0

31. a visit to 1-1 syracuse. the offense is picking up where they left off last year, even without marlin meck who is undergoing concussion protocol. the bulls maybe better with a another year of the belt of quinton flowers with eight total touchdowns in two games. the top 20 offense. they take on syracuse saturday. this is no trap game for the bulls. they're solely >> the only way it can become a trap game is if you lose it. you know, so basically saying if you lose, we're going to call it a trap game. if you win, what is it? you know, so we don't look at it like that. and again, we are locked in to go up and play our best football game. >> the rays were unofficially

lose. >> tonight it can become official when the rays visit the blue jays at at. quite a fourth inning for the braves. swanson, first makes a nice stop, gets it to second. later, watch this, the pitcher is warming up, the throw gets away and, owe boy. hits him -- yeah. he would have to leave the game with what the team called r groin contusion. >> yeah, swanson admits he wasn't properly equipped but that's a personal matter. he's back in the lineup tonight so that's a good thing. >> how does that happen. >> how does it happen. >> well, we weren't equipped, as you put it. >> he won't make that mistake again. i remember a day when teammates would check that and make sure everybody is on the same page. >> i'm staying out of that one. >> apologize.

>> i a u.s. brokered cease-fire in syria appears to be holding. >> the new concerns the un has about the country. we're going to tell you about the injuries a 6-year-old boy suffere when the smartphone he was holding

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down... it's the latest policy keeping child care costs down. it's the latest policy proposal trump trump set to unveil. >> hillary clinton returns on the mend at home in new york. >> reporter: president obama in philadelphia explaining why he thinks hillary clinton is the best choice to succeed him as the 45th president of the @united states. >> she knows what it means for working families and senior citizens and small businesses owners and soldiers and veterans house. >> clinton, who appeared to faint after a memorial event sunday is still too sick with pneumonia to leave home. the medical scare raisingraising about her overrule health and transparency. today house democrats coming together to support their presidential nominee. >> she's not a demagog. she's susceptible to the same things he all or a.

house g.o.p. leaders calling clinton out for comments she made about trump supporters sup. >> it's important people around the country know this was a prepared speech. >> trump expected to call for six weeks of paid maternity leave as part of his proposal to lower child care cost nationwide. making a pit stop in iowa before the speech. >> her comments displayed the entitlement that led her to violate federal laws at secretary of state. >> the most recent polls shows a tightening race with hillary clinton only four points ahead of donald trump. speaking of poll numbers craig patrick is watching them closely and joins us with new numbers. >> it's fascinating. i don't think you get firm

some showing greater separation than others so i have to go to an average of national polls and show you what is happening. it's showing hillary clinton leading donald trump but by two points with gary johnson checking in at 9%. he needs 15% to get on the national debate stage and he has very little time to get there. what we're seeing is tightening in the race. if you look at the surveys we've seen, they're not entirely conducted after hillary clinton's health scare so don't know and will not know fully until friday of this week when surveys are in the field fully after sunday to what extent that may hurt her standing in the polls. we also don't know to what extent is might be better. it might be her remark about basket of deploreables because there's a lot of factors in play. health is just one of them. by the end of this week we will have a better temperature check of where this race stands. >> as of this weekend, donald

has he said anything else or what's his tenor been? >> discipline. he's focusing on the issue of health without tearing hillary clinton apart, not casting stones, wishing her a recovery. same for republican party leaders. with this, donald trump is redirecting to himself saying yes, we need to talk more about health information, health records, and he's choosing to do this as the former tv reality star he is by going on reality tv with dr. oz. wednesday it will be taped, thursday it will air and donald trump will reveal more information about the state of his health and dr. oz will ask very pointed questions. but he turned around on fox and said, i'll ask pointed questions but not anything that donald trump won't want to answer. so i don't know how to interpret that but we're going to find out on thursday. >> looking forward to this.

galaxy note 7. the company is telling customers to stop using it immediately. saturday a six-year-old boy in new york was burned when one of the smartphones exploded in his hands. the phone was recalled after 35 separate reports of the batteries overheating and catching fire. the boy's family says he was watching videos on the phone when the device exploded. >> the phone caught on fire, then the battery exploded so he threw it on the floor and it was house. >> the boy was treated and released from a local hospital and samsung says they'll replace the smartphones. in the meantime, anyone with the galaxy note 7 anxious turn off the device. >> a strip mall is totally destroyed. the firefighters were able to bring the fire under control after several hours. investigators were at the scene trying to figure out what caused it. two firefighters suffered heat

italy are back in school after the massive earthquake. [ applause ] >> there you go. today the first day of school for about 170 students in. the school was damaged in the earthquake. 295 people were killed, 4 remain homeless. a german police three syrians suspected of going to the country under the order of isis. they traveled through turkey and greece. they're accused being sent with instructions to carry out an assignment for isis to be ready for further instructions as well. police raided six locations to get evidence against them. investigators say they are two teenagers and a 26-year-old man. so southern taiwan, people are bracing for the most powerful typhoon of the year and

supertyphoon is expected to bring strong winds and heavy rainfall to the island. government leaders shut down rail services. winds are sustained at 190 miles an hour. the cease-fire in syria's bloody civil war appears to be holding up after going into effect more than a day ago. >> there are reports of violence despite the u.s. brokered peace deal. >> empty skies and calm trees tuesday cease-fire remains in effect. the city divided between the regime and rebel control and has been the scene of brutal fighting in recent months. >> this agreement opens an important window of opportunity which needs to be used in order to end the five-year war that has killed more than 250,000 people. >> secretary of state john kerry and his russian counterpart

has not been made public. it calls for government and rebel forces to stop fighting each other and allows syria to keep fighting isis and al-qaeda linked militants for a week. if the cease-fire holds for that long, the u.s. and russia will begin coordinating attacks on both those terror groups. >> if we get to a point we believe there's a credible series of violations or incidents of violation of a cessation of hostilities, we do reserve the right to make the decision to say we're setting the clock back to zero. >> israel is again being dragged into the fighting in neighboring syria. the syrian military shot down two israeli aircraft, fighter jet and drone. the idf, israeli defense forces, says two missiles were launched from syria but the aircraft were

a local firefighter was arrested for leaving his toddler in a hot truck where he later died.

it's becoming a dangerous occurance across the country... including right it's becoming a dangerous occurrence across the country including here in our area. parents leaving their young children in hot cars and the child dying. a father in pinellas, a firefighter, faces charges after his 23-month-old son died when left in the pickup truck. joining us, attorney general brown. aggravated manslaughter is the charge. why aggravated manslaughter? >> it shouldn't be. i think this is an outrage that

it's not as if he intentionally committed this act. aggravated manslaughter would be the culpable negligence or indifference to human life, it's driving down the crowded sidewalk in a vehicle. he had no intentions of committing this crime. this was a horrible, tragic accident but to put a criminal charge on top of everything he's going through, not only losing thinks job, probably his marriage, but the loss of his 23-month-old son and now they feel at if they need to put a criminal charge on him? it's going against everything in the crina there has to be intent. this is not criminal negligence. >> what about the argument you have to have a consequence, even if it's a mistake. some lawmakers think this is a way to prevent somebody else from doing this. >> we have for many years believed there was deterence. you need to set the example so others don't commit crimes. we have a huge body of law and literature that suggests

people don't think i shouldn't commit this crime because i read something in the paper. people won't say i better not frget my child because i'll end up like this firefighter. it's a tragic event but we don't need to pile on top of this. what this father is going through, i can't imagine. >> sure. it is horrible. and these cases are all different. we know that. there's another case in atlanta, a high profile case about a year ago, jury selection is underway now for a father who left son in a car and he died. how do you think the defense in this case is going to try to get him freed? >> that's a different case. all the cases are decided on separate facts. this father left his kid in the car knowing he left the kid in the car. there was internet work or activity he had done about being a single father and being child-free so there was a lots of evidence to suggest he intentionally did this. not that it was an accident or something that he had forgotten

they're going to have a very tough time in that case because of the internet work and research he did about becoming a single father and child-free. it's a completely different case in this tragedy in our county. >> has anybody ever been convicted for a crime like this? rarely do we follow these to a point of conviction. we report on the arrest but rarely conviction. >> normally the case that go to trial are a case where the person intentionally leaves the person in the car. ey think they'll have a quick drink and they have three and the child's in trouble. situations like that, they make a stupid or horrible decision and sometimes a criminal decision to leave a child or animal in a hot car. that's not the same thing we have here. this father had no idea he had done that. we went out and walked the dog, got groceries and it wasn't until he got back to his car and saw his son in there the

father screaming, no, no, no. so this case is completely different and the law needs to recognize this case is different. >> interesting point about the potential deterrent or maybe not one at all. thank you. thank you. >> coming up, we'll take you for a ride in the car of the future. a i'm a coupon guy... ones... i clip the paper ones... in fact if there was a third kind, i'd probably love those too. that's how i save at publix. how 'bout you? publix. where shopping is a pleasure. i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes.

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many of us have known someone with a "lazy eye".. many of us have known somebody with a lazy eye but do you know what causes it? dr. jo explains how it can happen and will show us how you overcome the problem by having fun with it. it starts with a video game on the fox 13:10 news. >> the price ofru 3% so stocks off. we lost what we gained. the dow down 258. nasdaq 56. s&p 500 off 32. autopilot is the future of automotive engineering and car makes are close to having them ready. >> i'm a little nervous. charlie goes for a driverless ride in a ford. >> this is one of the most exciting projects you could work on in the automotive industry.

that drives itself. >> he's not touching the brakes, the gas, the steering wheel. >> it's not a lincoln but it's a ford. an autonomous ford hydrofusion. >> all we've told it is go over there behind that building and then come back. so it is on line, planning oh, i need to turn left here, i need to turn right there. i need to go through the intersection. >> the car looks like a regular car except that funny thing on we're looking at lidarr. >> it's like radar but uses lights. radar but uses light. it's the thing of the future. in 2018 ford plans to use these cars to transport its employees from building to building here at the ford headquarters in deer born. >> here's someone walking in front of the car. >> it uses cameras and lidarr to sense pedestrians.

by 2021 ford intends to use the car commercialy in a ridesharing service. no driver, no steering wheel, no breaks and they're testing it now in the snow. >> we call it the frictional co efficient. >> that means how slippery the road is. >> do you miss driving the car, speeding up at the light when it changes, that kind of stuff? >> not really. >> of course not. you can bet there will be a party at ford when this driverless car >> a big celebration. >> i'm sure there will be a big celebration. >> in deer bonn. >> you and paul are so ready. >> i'm ready. i'm tired of sitting in in and having to worry about being distracted. >> you could answer your emails. >> see? you could look at your phone in a car. >> i like driving. it's meditative. >> you have that off on switch, from autopilot to regular

today, clouds building. showers and showers and thundershowers inland. rain coverage not that ex ten sieve. a lot of moisture on the east coast from that invest which is going up the east coast. there it is. you can see the spin clearly on satellite radar combo today. here it is, near orlando. moving up by the villages and by day tone. it's over land so it's not going to develop. of all the things going to turn our winds to the south or southwest for a time tonight. the forecasting issue for this evening and tonight will be the possibility of showers and thundershowers moving onshore later tonight into tomorrow morning, which could interfere with the commute. we'll track that. as of now, most areas of dry but the places where it's raining, it's really coming down. not much of note around tampa bay. just a partly cloudy and tropical looking sky.

rain in eastern hillsborough along 60 heading to mullberry. rain in lakeland, then the heavy stuff is smack dab over i-4 so the drive when we hit the parkway in lakeland, then all the way to orlando is pretty much solid heavy rain. that's not fun at 6:15 or 650 tithe at night. dade city has moderate to heavy rain moving also rain skirted by zephyrhills moving over the green swamp. poke city has heavy rain along i-4. in hernando, a couple light showers is about it. the key is polk city all the way up i-i-4 to disney and down the orlando. this is the area of low pressure moving northwest. big thunderstorms south of jacksonville. look at that turn right there. that may be the center right

south of ponte vedra and near st. augustine. winds in st. augustine 30 to 35 miles an hour. so if this was over the gulf stream we'd be talking about a developing tropical storm. this gets over the water it could develop. it's over land by i-95. aaa. you have temperatures in the 80s in most spots. future cast has low pressure which we should p moving up the coast and eventually weakening with time. we stay with a southwest wind later tonight indicating showers and thundershowers moving inland. then more storms developing on thursday. we kind of stay in a tropical atmosphere for a couple more days. we've been watching this the past several days.

it gets close. it will head up towards china. probably 130 miles an hour typhoon. right now this is a supertyphoon, sustained winds. 190 gusting to 225 to 230. in a typhoon, same thing as a hurricane, they call typhoons west of the international dateline and that one, folks, is a monster. tonight, showers and thundershowers redeveloping near the coast late tonight showers and thundershowers around tomorrow. we stay in the upper 80s. the threat is the same on thursday. more storms and 87. the seven-day forecast, rainy season not done quite yet. highs in the upper 80s.

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helping ease the pain of children in distress is the helping ease the pain of children in distress is the mission of a group of women. a group called knitters for charity is what's right with tampa bay. >> it's a mouse. >> it brings out child like behavior in grown women. stuffed animals being bagged to give away. >> the bears go to the sheriff's department. >> the pasco county sheriff's office. the officers hand out toys when dealing with children in stressful family situations. >> 90 bears will be gone in a month. >> wow. >> that's how many they give out. >> in the past year, knitters for charity bought the stuffed animals and knitted more than 900 outfits to put on their furry friends. >> the children are sometimes frightened and don't know what's going on and they give them a calming effect and something

>> 86-year-old. >> we enjoyed making the stuff. >> we enjoy giving it. we enjoy the fact it's being used in a very specific way for the children. what's not to enjoy about it? >> betsy ross would be proud of this creative group. >> we're talking just sweet things a little kid can hang on to and love on them. we just wanted to share that kind ofov >> the group meets once a week at the hudson regional library. >> we've become a sisterhood like i would never believe could happen. > women working together to help children in a difficult situation. they also crochet or knit hats, scarves, blankets and other items to give to schools and other nonprofit organizations. >> what a great idea. awesome. the news keys going on on line,

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