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he is very sick and not at loud to go to school and being tested from it. sick from school. bacteria concern at pasco academy and steps parents can take to keep their kids from catching the bug. >> in school and needs a safe place. that's the problem. >> it is. a local teacher accused of encouraging sexting. what we are learning about his past and punishment he is facing tonight. i was really scared. i thought i was going to die. a girl attacked on the way to the bus stop. how she managed to get away. what deputies are doing to keep students in the area safe. >> you are watching fox13 and

good evening. i'm mark willson and i'm kelly ring. several kids have fallen ill. they are battling shigella leading to dissentary. students are being watched to see if they have this bacteria. sounds pretty bad, 207 evan. >> reporter: students are not allowed back until they have had two negative tasks and we spoke to a parent who confirms three cases and she believes her child is infected as well. >> jessica duncan's son is almost being his old self. after a positive test for shigella wednesday he got a test that is negative. >> one more test and he has to pop negative for that, too.

at heritage academy. a private school in zephyrhills. between august 26th and september 7th, the school says three kids tested positive for diarrhea-causing shigella. the health department says 21 others are examined with the same symptoms. >> i am very concerned. it is not something a child should have to deal with. i would never thought it would happen to my kid. >> the health department is working with school administers on cleaning the school of bacteria matter to children's mouths and then from person to person. the three definite cases are in the preschool and duncan's son is 13. >> i want them to clean it up, figure out where it is coming from so no one else gets sick. >> dr. jo says not all infected are aware. they should parents should make sure their kids are washing hands frequently. >> not just washing their hands,

get under the fingernails and clean toys and anything shared with younger preschool-type children in your home. >> and the school released a statement to us saying they are cooperating fully with the health department. i can tell you the last confirmed case and last positive test was found on september 7th. >> let's hope they get it under control. evan axelbank. >> a manatee s after being attacked at a bus stop. she is 16. she called deputies after it happened. a man approached her and pulled her in the woods and he sexually tried to assault her. we talked to the victim and she obviously didn't want her face to be shown but told her story. >> i tried to scream for help but he covered my mouth and he said if i didn't shut up he would choke me. a car came around the corner and

cell phone and manatee officers will add more patrols at bus stops and keep an eye on students. and growing concern with parents after a former rogers middle school teacher encouraged a student to send and receive sexually explicit photos of students. >> michael geist lives in brandon. >> josh, you found new details about the teacher. what have you soogies had been talked to by administrators in the past regarding his conduct with students. we learned that earlier today. nothing rose to a criminal level. you could call those things red flags considering new allegations that just surfaced. >> no parent in the student pick up line wants to find out a former teacher is under arrest. >> it's not good. >> especially when the crime is

involving students. >> that's what the world is coming to. 31-year-old michael geist was arrested at his home in brandon on charges of lewd and lascivious conduct. geist taught science in river view. >> we had a few students that came to the principal and said something didn't seem right. >> that would ignite an investigation leading to geist's abrupt resignation in may of this year. a month earlier phone to a female student urging her to send sexual messages to other kids. he also wanted her to take x- rated photos and videos of herself and then he wanted her to show him what was on the phone. geist appears to have conduct issues in the past. according to a memo sent by the principal he was talked to@befoe being alone with female students and sending personal e-mails

urging another to twerk in class. the same girl he allegedly gave the phone to. >> we have high expectations for anybody that works for the district and we expect they will have the utmost respect soogies was hired in february this year and passed a background check first. >> you want to protect your children all the time. they are not protected at school, that's a big problem soogies is also said to have given the same girl the phone to, he is said to chocolate cake laced with marijuana. he is out of jail on $7,500. mark, back to you. >> josh casio reporting for us tonight. thank you. the hillsborough state attorney is asked to be removed from the state investigation into the shooting death of riggins. in a letter to governor scott mark says his personal relationship with the family of deputy caleb johnson could

johnson is identified as the person who shot and killed riggins two weeks ago over serving a search warrant. he should be appointed to a fair and transparent investigation. as a result of the letter the hillsborough county sheriff's office released a statement saying the case will be reviewed by a state attorney in another jurisdiction saying in part the sheriff's office will fully cooperate with the appointed state attorney and dictate the outcome. we have learned the driver killed in the crash that shutdown a section of i-4 today was not wearing his seat belt. sky-fox was over the scene at 3:00 this afternoon near the state fairgrounds, florida state fairgrounds and that's what's left of the red saturn two cars lost control and including a semi. we are told those drivers were not injured.

luring a carpenter to a home in river view and robbing and carjacking him. they had no idea a vigilant neighbor was there watching the whole thing. that neighbor saw somebody standing by the house next door and thought it was weird and took out her phone and started recording. a short time later a red car pulled up and group of teens jumped in and took off. it started with a craigslist ad offering to do home repairs. somebody responded asking to estimate. the teenage girl lured the carpenter in the home and the group of teens robbed him and carjacked him and that neighbor michelle battle there was to dial 911. >> they were all hiding on the back side of the house. when he pulled into the driveway they bum-rushed him, man handled him and took his wallet and phone and jumped in the vehicle and took off in the vehicle and left him standing for neighbors

>> and she is a hero with her quick thinking. deputies spotted the vehicle and chased it down 75. and they range in age from 15-19. >> good for the neighbor being thoughtful and thinking about this and something didn't look right. >> paying attention and called 911 and had the video. >> the first of three public meetings about the new st. pete pier was held tonight and it drew some protestors. >> they were not pier. up next why they were so mad and why it has to do with dead birds wash ago shore in pinellas county. >> his entire life we thought -- it didn't impress him. little did we know everything to him was flat. a new vision therapy is using video games and tonight at 10:30 we will show you how doctors are using them to treat lazy eyes and we will tell you all about it. >> and calm day today.

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it was dutched with heavy rains from hurricane hermine. st. pete scientists found this bird. salmonella was found after studying one of the bird's hearts and brains. she claims she observed birds skimming the water for food over sewage. >> something that can kill a bird can also kill people and this might be a indicator we have dangerous bacteria. >> the city of st. petersburg tells us they have tes and fecal bacteria was removed. 8 other utilities were dumping waste water including water in tampa. some waste water dumps included raw sewage. some very frustrated st. pete residents are speaking out protesting the city's decision to dump the sewer water into the bay. they crashed an information meeting about the new st. pete pier and were kicked out for

us how it played out. i know you talked to residents about concerns. what did they say? >> they say they do not feel safe going into the water out of fear it is too toxic for the sewage released into the bay during hurricane hermine about two weeks ago. they say what's the point of having a beautiful new pier if the water below it will smell like a toilet. >> we will leave. that's a joke. >> protestors are coughing at pictures of overlooking the waters of st. pete. they say what's missing from the images are signs like this warning visitors not go near the water. >> i will not let my child go near the water for potential illnesses. >> marcy and her children held signs about the danger lurking in the bay during tuesday's public meeting on the new pier

now floating in the water dumped from st. pete's all the way to pass co-and hernando county when hurricane hermine caused local water plants to reach capacity. >> they were not putting the level of bacteria out there front and center. >> reporter: the unknown is frightening to many residents. >> a park that smells like feces. that's awesome. >> it didn't take long for the group to be kicked out of tuesday's meeting. joining them was city council darden rice. >> they have every right to be here, turning up the volume and making this an urgent issue. >> she says the city council played no part to release sewer water from the storm. >> we had no role in that whatsoever. i found out about it in the news just like you did. >> moving forward they plan to have a safe. criesman wants $58 million set aside in the budget to try to fix the aging sewer system.

be a top priority right now not building a new pier. >> without cleaning up the sewage where no one will be able to enjoy it. >> for the actual focus of the meeting city architects want to create a playground, market space and plenty of waterfront viewing on the land side of the pier and planning two more public input meetings and the next at 6:00 at the j.w. kate rec center. one of the protestors vowed on his way out they plan to be there as well. >> room crystal clark fox news. >> it is not going away soon. >> no, it's not. >> let's get to paul. he had breaking news about the tropical storm. wow. >> this escalated quickly. this morning, which is interesting about today. the hurricane center at 8 a.m. had invest the 3l as zero percent development in the next two days. at 2:00 it was 40% and 8:70% and

actually over land. i can talk more about this. this is a reflection of what happened in louisiana when they should have named the storm inland over louisiana and did not and kind of learned their lesson. the storm developed over land near jacksonville. heavy rain boca grandpas from karen lynn blackford. southwest wind around the developing tropical system will likely mean showers and and from ed, finally, nice tropical sky in south tampa. here is -- i put the symbol on the map. the hurricane center is yet to put out information as far as the track goes. we do know in communication with the hurricane center this will be a tropical storm by 11:00 and it is not obviously headed south. it will head north and northwest. this is a lesson. i think they learned they should

louisiana and thunderstorm and how often do you see the tropical storm not over water and over land. i can't remember the last time they have done that and this is a lesson they have learned with the system producing the devastating floods in louisiana. we will get the track information by 11:00 and one thing it is doing is producing a southwest wind over the bay area and all that means for us, we will likely see showe and on tonight and tomorrow morning and tough to say exactly where but likely some showers and thundershowers around. you can see rain and storms down by the mouth of tampa bay and then rain developing in northern hillsborough and pinellas and some by dade city. can you tell there's a storm on the map. the rain direction is kind of flowing and rotating around the center of julia up by jacksonville dade city and then

inland and polk county not too much. rain by fort myers. again tonight a continuation of showers and storms and rain up by orlando and nothing heavy here and circulation with julia is in jacksonville or near jacksonville and sustained wind at 25 and gusting over tropical storm force. you can see the northeast wind in jacksonville and southwest wind in tampa and south wind at daytona and it is a broad circulation. up here temperatures holdi big time of year this time of day and put on the tropical storm symbol and it will move north and northwest into georgia and probably weaken. it has to over land. it will stay in the soupy tropical air mass and of note we have ian in the atlantic. that will head up to greenland and iceland and not concerned about that.

typhoon meranti reaching peak of intensity in taiwan with winds over 115 miles an hour and moving west and northwest ward in china making landfall wednesday or wednesday night and a super typhoon gusting up to 200, 205. that's a monster. showers and thunderstorms around especially near the coast and down to 77. >> tomorrow showers and thunderstorms around with a storms move inland during the day. on thursday more showers and thundershowers and 40% rain coverage, not raining all the time. it keeps temperatures mostly under 90 and high in tampa was 89. we have a track map on julia at 11:00. back to you. >> we will wait. a rash of boat burglaries in pasco county. still to come, the dock

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new at 10:00 pasco sheriff's department is looking for a group of boat burglars. they were targeted in dry-dock storage on holiday. the sheriff's office posted this surveillance video on their facebook page. see the man on the right of the screen with a backpack. hard to say if he has a bald head or cap on. definitely wearing a backpack. deputies stole a number of items, flairs, fire extinguisher and remove valuable items from your car and lock your car before headed to bed. everybody lives in a great neighborhood but lock your car. >> thieves broke into cars overnight and if you know anything about the crimes call the pasco county sheriff's department. >> surviving the pulse nightclub shooting, but lost his life tonight.

tonight they are waiting on toxicology tests. this is a picture with him with his boyfriend. the man on the right. rodman was found unconscious early sunday morning at a house party northwest of tampa. sadly, rescue crews were not able to revive him. a rare show of unity in washington as lawmakers came from florida coming together against a common enemy. mosquitoes don't have a party. they will bite anyone. >> congress has not come up with more money to fight the zika virus.

the bottom line for me, the time for politics is over. >> that's a fed up governor rick scott. in washington meeting with

them to stop the mosquito-borne mosquito virus. six confirmed cases and 70 people infected with zika because of local mosquitoes. >> there's a good bit of news, the long stalemate, the zika battle appears to be almost over we hope. chris kato joins us. this has got to be moving in the right direction, chris. >> reporter: it sounds like it but this is washington and anything can happen. florida almost hit a milestone since the first case of zika reaching the and 79 cases confirmed and most are travel-related and locally acquired cases continues to grow. the centers for disease control says it ran out of money for zika. governor rick scott traveled to washington and met with marco rubio and paul ryan telling them

unborn babies. zika can cause severe birth defects. florida's delegation republicans and democrats stood together demanding they fund research and mosquito control before the virus expands its reach. >> florida will be the front lines of this battle. if we don't stop on the beachhead in florida, this will spread north and around our country. >> we are just the tip spear. this is a international issue. this is not just a florida issue. i assume people are understanding this is a national issue. >> governor scott is staying overnight in washington meeting with other leaders and congress failed three times to pass a spending bill to fund zika largely because of partisan provisions attached to the bill. tonight there is hope for a breakthrough. bill nelson and marco rubio are

government operations and includes $1.1 billion in zika funding without controversial provisions attached. >> we will wait and see. thank you very much. hillary clinton returning to the campaign trail after recovering from new money over the weekend and got a helping hand from president obama. commander in chief speaking to supporters in philly calling trump's vision dark and pessimistic. the president closed his remarks by his behalf and knocking on doors and registering people to vote. >> the new money ammonia sidelined -- pneumonia sidelined hillary clinton they have several programs including six weeks paid maternity leave and making changes to unemployment benefits making child care expenses tax decuctible and creating tax decuctible care savings account helping those

care. listen. >> well, my opponent slanders you, as deplorable and i redeemable, i call you hard working american patriots who love your country and want a better future for all of our people. there are new polls showing trump is unifying the republican party with 88% of g.o.p. voters supporting him. we are less than two months from the general election and clear politics average shows clinton is ahead of trump with 2% and 42% of the votes and gary johnson is hanging in with 9% and shy of what he needs to participate in the upcoming presidential debates. it is a condition where signals to the brain from a weak or lazy eye are overpowered by the strong one. this mismatch affects depth perception, hand-eye coordination and the ability to

but dr. jo shows us how children and adults are overcoming the problem by having fun. it starts with a video game. >> let's put it on. >> ben gearing up. >> is that comfortable enough? >> yeah. >> through the glasses this second grader is seeing this two-dimensional computer image in 3-d. while using a virtual hand to popovich wall bubbles might look like a way to have fun, it is a form of therapy to eyes. he has a lazy eye. mom reb bah says it is working. >> about two or three weeks in he started getting better and recognizing shadows and his drawings started taking on three dimensional hints. >> an eye exam at school found the problem. before that, there were clues. ben struggled with hand-eye coordination and didn't enjoy 3-d.

he -- they didn't impress him like you think 3-d and little did we know because everything to him was flat. >> i was seeing basically like red and kind of bluish outlines when i went to the 3-d things. >> and i was kind of -- i was kind of going, is that supposed to be happening? >> with vivid vision therapy ben sees things he couldn't see before. >> can you read the whole row to me? >> what does it say? >> g, x. >> the optometries has been using vivid vision for about six months. >> i was very surprised how effective this is. i knew that applying virtual reality to the principles we use in vision therapy would be more engaging for our patients. but i didn't realize how quickly

affects and changes in vision. >> past lazy eyes treatmnt covered the good eye forcing the weak eye work hard. >> vivid vision uses contact lenses to strengthen the weak eye. and the games train them to work together. >> the immediate virtual feedback teaches the brain how to process messages and see 3-d. >> it is so much more engaging and provides so much more visual feedback for patients tha think will become a standard part of vision therapy. >> it is worth the effort. it is so much easier and like you see, you see results quick. it is amazing. >> ben's improving vision is helping him catch and throw. >> we tried practicing it awhile ago. i seem to be improving. a lot. >> while he isn't ready to trade virtual world for america's

>> he may set his sights on something else. >> the only sports i like is hockey. >> for the fox medical team, i'm dr. joie vee vinco. >> he is a cutie. the doctor successfully treated adults in their 50s. the earlier you start, the better the results. the cost may be $3,000 and priceless. >> that's ara on camera. >> a thief targeted a home three

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after a car intentionally slammed into them. it was caught on camera. take a look at this. the car in phoenix comes barreling into officers. hits two and tries to jump out of the way and one is able to. the car crashed into the gas station. this happened in phoenix early this morning. the officer who got out of the way was hurt trying to arrest the man behind the wheel. the suspect is all officers will be okay. miami police looking for a brazen burglar and hungry one, too and broke into the same home three days in a row. caught on video walking around the house and targeted them repeatedly because the homeowners were out of town and took a few more things and looks like a tv in his hands. areas of the garage and kitchen and stopped to eat a piece of cheesecake and he even ate the

what do you have, scott? >> you don't want ants. that's a different home invasion. rays try to even the series with blue jays and bucs go out and sign a running back. bucs fans may be familiar with

a veteran in pinellas county shared an eye open a veteran in pinellas county sharing an eye opening account of what it's like to be a prisoner of war. bradley smith, keynote speaker at the p.i.a. he was captured after forced to eject from his plane in vietnam dur he told the crowd all the hardships while held captive nearly 7 years during the vietnam war. >> you probably got there after you had been tortured. in my case both my shoulders were dislocated through torture, through ropes. >> vietnam veteran's who attended the event received a special lapel pin as a commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the vietnam war.

a scene out of a hollywood movie. a bride in new hampshire gets a flat tire on the way to her wedding and has to hitchhike to her own ceremony. >> the limo driver gets out of the car, it's fine. maybe hit something, i don't know. he gets back in and opens up the back window and says you've got a flat tire. >> it happened. actually had cars driving by us and took pictures and laughed. >> what? are you kiddi >> a good samaritan with a car full of kids drove by and dropped the kids off at home and returned and asked the bride if he could offer a ride. the bride and wedding party arrived fashionably late 30 minutes and thanks to the nice dad who came back to get them. ? and the rockets' red glare ?

my favorite video of the week this video is trending tonight. a michigan mother posted this video of her 9-year-old son logan wilson. logan has cerebral palsy and trying to stand for the national anthem doing everything he could to stand up and put his hand on his heart and can't walk because of the help of medical equipment and plays in sports and special needs baseball team. he loves the nationa loves to clap for it. >> his mom captured this. and he knows you are supposed to stand up during the national anthem and he loves it. >> atta boy, logan. >> that's amazing. >> got to love that. >> i am glad she posted that. >> wonderful to see that. precious. >> hopefully will get to sports and no longer a an international issue. scott. >> we close sports with a little national anthem, different

>> week one in the rear view mirror bucs shift focus to arizona cardinals to tom bradyless patriots and since 2010. bucs made a move signing running back rogers. he played for atlanta and versatility as a change of pace catching out of the back field and return kicks and punts. jameis winston is nominee player of against falcons was not his best start 3:00 for 7 and red zone interception and didn't faze winston bouncing back. teams are always looking for stability and he feels like he has that in his qb. >> most guys go into a funk or pout and jameis is great about that no matter -- i don't like yelling at the quarterback on

have to koch me harder and again, i go back to his training with his father and then with jim bow fisher. they trained him very well. start your nfl sunday with us. tailgate sunday. the fox crew will take over at noon well fox nfl sunday and 4:00 bucs, cardinals. >> major league baseball released the schedule tomorrow and for the get here soon enough. a bright spot how well they played against toronto. rays need one win to take the season series against the blue jays taking place tonight in game 2 in best of 3 and rays jumping out and alexei ramirez. lifts the 0-2 pitch and you have to hit first base and one base at a time. we will make it all the way

>> that was a no doubter there for toronto blue jays as that was russell martin. no-doubt shot. and blast and rays answer back. solo shot. that's 198 home runs for the braves this season. one off the franchise mark and pick up the victory tonight. we have heard about the kneeling down that some players have been doing during the national anthem. tonight in cincinnati two national anthem. this was a long stand. a standoff. after the anthem finished pe?a and both refused to go in the dugout. 13 minute stand out. we have seen this before. two players will stand out there and they have to be threatened by the umpires before they go to their dugout. absolutely nothing to do with what's going on in terms of the current ordeal in the nfl with

but, yeah, just having fun. >> just a matter of who will blink first. >> who did? >> pe?a was threatened and had to go in by the umpire. >> we will toss you guys. >> that's a long time. 13 minutes. wow. okay. good old fashioned staredown.

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now your sky tower radar forecast with chief meteorologist paul dellegatto. >> all the information in from the national hurricane center. thunderstorm julie actually developed or named over land. you don't see that happen too often. jacksonville and can you see the bad weather is out over the water with a 40mile-an-hour tropical storm. definite rotation. it is impacting our weather in a sense giving us a southwest wind rotating around julia and southwest wind and you know what that means showers and thundershowers moving onshore and this heavy rain over pinellas county and more to

40, northwest at 9 and obviously because of the position over land and motion north, northwest and this may be as strong as julia gets primarily a rainmaker and not concerned with windisch use. and you can't expect any significant intensification and by thursday it moves east of valdosta up towards athens and it is a nontropical low and primarily a rainmaker and we have tropical storm warnings up to coastal georgia and that's that. we will talk more about that and obviously impacts to our local weather with more rain developing tonight. that's coming up at 11:00. >> we will be waiting. >> an endangered sea turtle is enjoying his freedom tonight. >> finally. we will show his release. and why he is named meatloaf.

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entangled in fishing line in biscayne national park. he was released at bill bags cape florida state park. we don't know how he got his name. >> the release was amazing. he was ready to go. he took off right away. we were really excited and wish him good luck. now we can tell you, you may wonder meatloaf the turtle. the miami seaquarium naming all the sea creatures after bands or musicians and decided to name this guy meatloaf. >> looks like he has scarfed down a few. >> he looks healthy. >> he is ready. >> yes, he is. >> time for the fox13 11:00 news. >> right now a tampa man sharing his fiery close call as a

lap top when this happened. >> i heard a hissing sound and sparks flew out from the computer from the dining table. >> his battery is to blame for his lap top exploding. >> he wasn't allowed to go back until he was tested and negative. >> not allowed in school because of an illness her son likely got there. the health department looking into an outbreak. a tropical system off florida's east coast now has a name. paul has a storm julia up next. >> you are watching fox13 and the 11:00 news starts now. starting off with this tonight, we have an update on the tropics. the system on florida's east coast has been upgraded to tropical storm julia. let's go to meteorologist paul dellegatto. paul, this is kind of a strange development today. >> it certainly was at 8 a.m. when the hurricane center had a zero chance of development in