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her baby was allegedly harming him. >> you're watching fox 13, and the 10:00 news starts now. good evening, everyone. i'm chris at a time toe in for mark wilson. >> i'm kelly ring. first up tonight, the man investigators say is responsible for the explosions in new york city and new jersey is hospitalized after a shoot-out with police. just a few hours ago ahmad khan rahami is charged with attempted murder of a police officer after the gun linden, new jersey that led to his arrest. he was arrested after police were called out to a report of a vagrant sleeping in a bar doorway. cynthia has more developments. >> that's how they caught him, kelly. federal terrorism charges still spending tonight. we know that rahami is it from afghanistan originally and he's a naturalized u.s. citizen. now, the fbi says he set off a pipe-bomb saturday morning in

before thousands of runners would have crossed through the area. saturday night another bomb in the chelsea area of manhattan that injured 29 people. it was a fingerprint on an unexploded bomb that helped authorities i.d. all three bombs had flip-style phones. a bomb exploded near a train station in elizabeth, new jersey and then four other unexploded devices were found. tells fox news he's a deadbeat dad that hates america. >> now that we have the suspect in custody, the investigation can focus on other aspects, such as whether this individual acted alone and what his motivations may have been . >> two police officers were hit but both are expected to be okay. rahami is held on a more than $5 million bond. a law enforcement official says

no-fly list but was interviewed for immigration purposes. a friend noticed a change in rahami after a trip to afghanistan two years ago, that he became more religious and dressed differently than before. kelly. or chris. >> thank you. developing right now, this high school softball coach in polk county is accused of steeling money intended for the school. here's what happened. kaelin man could yous co-was arrested today. she's a she forged her name on three checks worth $700 that were meant for the school. investigators asan mancuso said she spent the money on team equipment and didn't know it was wrong to change the names on the checks. she has a court hearing tomorrow afternoon. >> i opened it up, and it was all gone except for one ring. >> diamonds, emeralds, pearls, a grandmother's prized jewelry all

khanned their way inside the home in plant city and swiped 26 rings from a jewelry box. tonight this couple is really hoping that someone can help police track down the crooks. they also want to warn other people out there that might be victims of this couple. crystal clark spoke to them. along with material value, most jewelry has sentimental value. i'm sure this is no different there. >> yeah, chris. this december makes it 66 years since this couple said i do. for wife an anniversary ring has been a tradition for james moline. now thanks to those thieves all the rings except for one is gone. they hope their story will keep someone else from getting scammed. >> she said, oh, the water has to be hotter than that. we need a big pan of water. >> reporter: she thought it was to help clean her gutter, but the water was really a

i've never let anybody even in the house. >> reporter: sammie and her husband james unknowingly opened doors to a pair of crooks last thursday. they were in their front yard when a vehicle with a man and woman inside pulled into the driveway. the man told james. >> i've been by the house several times and i see you need gutter work. i put your gutters in. >> he didn't recognize him. the couple was pushy to check for water damage. >> something told me to get them out of there and now. >> james waited outside thinking they'd be quick while the woman convinced sammy to lead her to the bathroom for hot water. she said it was to flush the gutters clean. >> while i did that, he went in the bedroom. >> james called them back outside. the pair was all of a sudden in a hurry to get a ladder. they never returned. it wasn't until saturday when sammy went to her jewelry box

all gone except for one ring. >> 26 rings and 26 years of memories gone, but two of them stand out the most. the wedding ring james got in iceland while serving in the military. the couple fears they'll never see them again. >> i wasn't expecting it, but the wedding ring and the wedding band, that kind of hurts because that was the most important one. >> so s victim. all the couple remembers is that those thieves were driving a white mid-sized suv. the hillsborough county sheriff's office says they've not seen similar cases recently, but the sheriff's office encourages residents to be skeptic anytime someone knocks at your door offering a service. kelly. >> i hope they find something. it will be hard. the polk county sheriff is weighs in on a horrific case of child abuse.

child's mother he dropped the little 11-month-old old when he tripped and fell late friday night. when she returned home from work, she found evidence of something more severe. telling investigators there was lots of blood in the child's bouncy seat, and at the hospital doctors discovered multiple cuts and burns on the baby along with bite marks and bruising. sheriff's judd has some strong words tonight about this suspect. >> we can't even imagine a the only thing that i surmise is he gets some kind of sadistic pleasure from torturing this child. >> tucci is charged with aggravated child abuse. he was arrested in hillsborough county. he'll be transferred back to polk county later this week. and in hillsborough county tonight, tampa police are working to figure out exactly how this 17-month-old girl died. tonight police are only saying

not if it was an accident or something criminal. amaya died yesterday afternoon, and police say the gun went off in her family's apartment on south lois avenue. residents in mulberry have been told their water is safe to drink, but they want to see that for themselves. mosaic is about to test the neighbors' wells after company officials revealed last week a sinkhole on their property dumped more than 200 million gallons o into the abbing aquifer. the company insists it didn't spread beyond the boundaries of property. evan axelbank joins us. what are mosaic's neighbors say about this? >> reporter: the bottom line is neighbors of mosaic don't believe that the water, the contaminated water has not moved beyond mosaic's property line. the testing begins tomorrow. the neighbors have additional

can't study for. >> the company that's doing all the testing for mosaic is coming out to test the well. >> for now it's bottled water only. they have insisted that the radioactive water that got into the aquifer through a sinkhole at the fertilizer plant about a mile and a half from the home has not moved off their property. >> you have to test our well every week for the next ten years and come back clean for us to believe it. >> reporter: part of wood's that mow sgla zwick and dep and polk county didn't say a public word about the spill until they learned there was going to a news story. mosaic is offering to pay for the testing through a third-party and will deliver bottled water to nearby homes. their spokes woman insisted that pumps are enough to protected nearby homeowners. >> we will capture it and use it in processing here. it won't go beyond the property line.

found nothing wrong. the city of mulberry says they've quad groupled the amount of testing they're doing and had no idea the spill happened until mosaic told them three weeks later. >> we know about as much as the public does. >> wood says mosaic should reimburse her for the water. >> we're a family of five on one income and having to buy $20 of bottled water is an expense we don't expect. >> reporter: so we have learned that 42 neighbors of the mosaic plant have asked them to pay for festing at their homes. 15 neighbors we understand have declined that option. now, the dep has not responded to our requests for copies of the paperwork that they say and that mosaic says shows that the groundwater here has not been contaminated beyond this property line. we're in mulberry tonight, fox 13 news.

wastewater dumped into the bay. >> some claim it takes a bit out of their business, and how sewage dumps after the storm take a toll on a lot of people. also, we tell you about the local city meeting tomorrow to address concerns. right now we're probably two weeks over a year, and this is all i got done. >> instead of a pool, a money pit. coming up at 10:30, the one thing to make sure is in your pool contract to this become you. nice night for a swim out there? >> it's warm and muggy. what's more dramatic about tonight is we have summertime storms underway. raining like crazy in brooks phil and into pasco and big storm near safety harbor. all the activity is moving east. the forecast still looks like

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wastewater dumped into tampa bay during recent storms, including hurricane hermine. not only are people worried about health and safety, for some it's really taking a bite out of their business. fox 13's haley heiinds is live st. petersburg right now. what are the effects on the fishing industry with the pollution? >> reporter: chris, for charter captains that travel 60 to 70 miles offshore, this isn't a big deal. for those who depend on the local water and the they're getting a raw deal. pocket change shore fishing just pulled in after a nighttime cruise. they have no problems getting bites on the water, but on land not as many customers. zo a decline of 30%. >> customers have heard and smelled it's not fish swirling around tampa bay. >> i don't want to eat the fish from the water, because if the water is polluted, probably the fish are also. >> reporter: these days

release. >> if there's something wrong with them, i release it back in the water. i don't want to be responsible for somebody getting bad fish in the city of st. petersburg. >> reporter: the massive rainfall from hurricane hermine overloaded sewage systems in cities around tampa bay. the water had to go elsewhere, rushing out of man homes or pumped into the bay. the city of st.et maintains no solid waste with fecal bacteria came from them. the state senator wants the city to re-open the treatment plant causing the closure a big mistake. permanent fixes are in the budget years down the road. he wants short-term solutions now before it happens again. >> we can't have this kind of discharge continuing for another year or two. i just won't allow that. >> reporter: for now this

that's a lot more than just pocket change. >> was the plan if the plant went down and they couldn't treat this sewage in order to dispose of it properly, was to do some kind of macgyver treatment and dump it in the bay? if that was it, then somebody dropped the ball like big-time. >> reporter: tomorrow the senator is calling together local and state officials to discuss this sewage issue at 3:00 a.m. at the mayor's office has several plans to discuss as does the senator. reporting live in st. petersburg, haley hinds, fox sp news. >> a lot of people with frustrated. we hope it's resolved soon. >> some heavy rain would flush it out of there. we don't have a lot going on right now. >> with that dilution is the solution. >> that's for sure. >> we have the summer rainy

sunset in sarasota pure tropical air mass more like mid-july, and that's a great view from sarasota tonight. we have tropical clouds and rainbows thanks to crystal knoll. nicely done, crystal. we have this. jen, indian rocks beach. another good-liking sky tonight. west wind continues, and it was a very busy day. did not see a lot of rain over the population centers on the west of rain in lakeland. now they're quiet. that was earlier today. light west wind and a sea breeze boundary producing rain in pasco, little pop-up showers around tampa bay if you watch us in oldsmar and lutz and carrollwood. everything is moving to the east and southeast and weakening. moderate to heavy rain in northern pasco county. that's moving due east towards dade city. brooksville had significant rain

in play is citrus county tonight. inverness down 41, moderate to heavy rain. everything is slotting east elsewhere. dying showers in the eastern parts of the viewing area. light west wind today and a little boundary intersection today. the air mass is just extra soupy, so daytime heating is enough to spawn showers and thundershowers and more of that tomorrow. i think we see more of that on wednesday, too, as our summer continues.pright now it's a stem 77 in tampa, but that may be a struggle. i mean dew points are in the mid-70s and the winds come in off the gulf. water temperatures are 87 degrees, probably like 80, 81 for a nighttime low. if you want cooler weather, look at the averages. it's coming up. the average today is 89 and 74. by october 3rd we drop two to 87.

halloween to me is always a time when you start to notice cold fronts and certainly cooler nights. the average high halloween would feed good, 81 for a high and 64 for a low. that's a nice combination. let's hope that works out october, november, december. we've gone through the alphabet through k. next in line is lisa, and lisa should be on the map in a day or two. tropical storm karl is out in the atlantic and will make a big right-hand hook and misbermuda. it will be close. it won't impact the united states except for big waves and surf on the east coast. this is t.d. number 13 by africa and will move and become tropical storm lisa and weaken over the weekend. for us we have showers and thundershowers that favor inland counties during the day. some of the rain is locally heavy and no significant weather change. i don't think all the way through thursday and friday.

few lingering showers and thunderstorms ending maybe 77. more like 80. tomorrow a mix of clouds and sun, a few thunderstorms moving inland. some are heavy, up to 89. more of the same on wednesday, a high in the upper 80s. could be a slight drop in rain coverage on thursday and friday. thursday is the first day of autumn, daytime highs for the weekend near 90 and nighttime lows 75 to 80. back to you. a police shooting is >> a man whose vehicle had simply broken down was shot and killed by officers. up next, what dash cam video revealed that has the police chief in tulsa calling the

across america - an oklahoma famil across america tonight an oklahoma family is calling for justice after police shot and killed an unarmed black man on friday. >> now, police have released some dash cam video that shows how it all played out. that's terance crutcher walking

but police said he refused to show his hands or obey his commands after they came upon his vehicle stalled in the middle of the road. one officer tased him and another officer fired her gun killing the 40-year-old father of four. >> the entire family is devastated. you all want to know who that big, bad dude was? that big, bad dude was m brother. that big, bad dude was a father. >> she was referring there to the audio from a police helicopter in which an officer said crutcher looks like, quote, a big, bad dude. the tulsa police chief called the footage disturbing and asked the justice department to review the case. a pool contractor -- a lot of pool contractor complaints rather. >> there's a lot of them about this same company, too. coming up tonight, up next, the

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families who thought they were getting a backyard pool.. got a hole in families that thought they would get a backyard pool they got a contractor who wouldn't show up. while one county revoked his license, another county issued more permits. >> tina jensen explains why. very disappointing. >> very disappointing to say the least. >> reporter: this brooksville couple has paid 13 grand toward a pool. they say they got a pit instead. >> i went to anchor pools and thought they were a very nice couple. >> in april the pool was excavated and then the work stopped.

date in their contract, but they hoped it would be done in time for a family reunion at the end of august. it wasn't. >> now they're coming tomorrow, and we may be going to the beach. we're certainly not going into the pool. >> i have a hole in my backyard vment they have not come back to do any more work on the pool. >> hernando county resident gary rhubarb signed a contract a year ago. he hoped to have it ready for this grandkids' visit this >> they came july 4th and they say, papa, the pool is not done. we can play trucks in it. and that's when i decided to fire larry barner. >> once i stepped out, there's going to be pavers. >> christian anderson has been waiting, too. >> a year. we're right now probably two weeks over a year. this is all i got done. this is it. this is it. >> these were among the

were baffled whether when they learned hernando wouldn't quit issuing pour pool permits. >> general speaking, it would be easy to see yes let's refuse the permits. he should be able to do that. there are cases that they don't. >> reporter: building official jim frederick says the county started to look into complaints a year and a half ago when varner had 33 open permits. they said the county opted t with varner instead of taking action on his license. as part of that agreement, they let varner continue to pull more permits. why did he need to be able to keep pulling permits in order to finish the jobs at the top of -- >> i wouldn't say he needed to pull the permit. he didn't need to to finish the other work. the contractors are required to apply the money that they receive on one job to that specific job.

customer's job to pay for another customer's job, it's called misapplication of construction funds. it's against the law. >> if the county has reason to believe that is what he's doing, at what point is the county complicit in allowing him to do this misappropriation, which is illegal? >> i don't think we're complicit with his ac at what's going on to bring charges, but it's not our decision. it goes before a board. >> this could have been brought before the board, and it wasn't. >> absolutely it could have been if we thought we had a case. i don't think we made a determination whether or not we had a case because we were working to solve all the open permits was efgs working on. >> he says hernando county let

>> you'll have somebody else to mess over. >> varner declined an interview request and no one answered the door at their office building. a woman that answered the phone said, quote, everything is getting done. it's just taking longer than expected. >> raise your right hand, please. >> in neighbors citrus county problems with two of varner's pool permits were enough to launch investigations and bring the findings before the construction board. >> at 32,200 they had to pay the contract price to complete the pool. >> mr. varner, do you want to say anything? >> yeah. it would have been done sooner but a little weather and stuff like that. >> they revoked his county line. >> i find in egregious that even with fixing it, i find that we need to revoke his license. >> he was told to finish his two citrus county pools and that would be it.

point, we don't want to entertain the idea of mr. varner regaining his license at this time or after the pools are completed. >> reporter: hernando county did not revoke his ability to pull more permits until the day before the interview. does he still have the ability to pull permits with the county? >> no. >> reporter: but hernando county didn't revoke his license. for those with a pit instead a pool, the county's action was too little too late. >> most likely, but i have to get it done and can't leave my yard like this. >> i can't believe the amount the walls have eroded. >> reporter: kathy and mitch face a lien from the excavator who said var ner didn't pay them. >> they said we owe them $1200 or they would put a lien on the property. >> we made it ourselves as well. it was a tough learning

finish his pool. >> there's the finished contract. >> he said it cost him around 6 grand. he says hernando county still has a job to do. >> well, thernd pull his license. >> it actually makes me want to cry. >> tina jensen, fox 13 news. >> at the end of august varner still had 11 open permits with the county. the residents said they wish their contract had a completion date written into it. you can you get a lien notice. just click on the fox 13 investigates page. presidential politics. >> the big topic both addressed at rallies tonight. when you can catch the first presidential debate.

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florida today while hillary clinton took her message to millenial voters in philadelphia. trump headlined a rally in lee county and took time to praise the law enforcement officers who investigated those bombings in new york and new jersey and the attack at the mall in minnesota. he also blasted the country's current immigration system. in the meantime, clinton said she has the experience to fight terror, and she launched attacks on trump for, quote, reckless rhetoric. back here in the bay area, two familiar f head-to-head battling it out for the 13th congressional district. this is coming up, of course, in november. david jolly and democratic candidate and former governor charlie crist squared off in front of a packed house at st. petersburg college's palladium theater. the debate covered everything from zika to manipulate wage to medical marijuana. spots were fired on both sides

parties. >> unfortunately, my opponent gets ate lo a lot of his support, i don't know how he raised it if he doesn't get it. he paid somebody $10,000 a no to raise money in washington, d.c. i don't call that breaking the mold, but he got a lot from wall street and from k street where he was a lobbyist. that's not breaking the mold. that's being part of the problem. >> collar charlie, just because you're been a member of both parties doesn't make you bipartisan. yo fund-raiser. that's what you do well. i abandoned fund-raising to legislate and do my job. >> the race is gaining nationwide attention because the congressional district has recently been redrawn to incorporate parts of st. pete not in the district before. what's going on tonight? next up for the bucs it's the home opener against the l.a. rams.

banked up buccaneers. no shortage of opinion by the fans on the blowout with the redbirds. we want to gain a little more upon further review, yes. thanks. hometown roots here with big screen appeal. up next, the story behind the car that has become a hollywood sensation. we'll introduce you to two guys from st. pete who designed the

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a lot of you have seen it. "suicide squad" was huge at the box office, but for a couple of guys from st. pete it's life-changing. they're two friends from childhood who love cars. >> they built a car that became a hollywood sensation. watch. >> for matt, it's been a wild ride in a wild car that drove hollywood and the ber net crazy. >> there are people that don't think about building a kit car that now want the joker's car. i want the same thing i saw on the screen. >> the car on the screen was spotted by a hollywood scout.

small garage in st. pete. months before the movie, we got a sneak peek and interviewed matt and jimmy and put it on the air. >> even though i wanted the coolest stuff, i didn't have money so i decided to build it myself. >> our story went crazy on social media viewed by comics fans and movie buffs everywhere. >> by the end of the day, it had 1.2 million views, which is something i could never imagine. >> suddenly the small vader kit car company got tons of attention and not motor heads. >> it puts us on the map. it takes something that's a specific audience and turns it into a world wide audience, which is fantastic. >> they double their production. the fiber glass body kit sells for 15,500. then you put it on there. jimmy is building his own vader, the value of a finished car went

it. something you don't expect to happen to you. >> they're booked at comic shows with joker and harley quinn look-alikes. it's not about the car that's the star, but it's creating the next car. >> i'm doing what i love. i get to create. that's really the funnest thing for me. >> drives his kreegs that turned heads in hollywood. lloyd souers, fox 13 news. >> he got more than a i'd in the car for publicity there. he's designing a new body kit. the bucs could have used a tune-up this week, right? >> without question. it was a bad sunday but not just a bad sunday. dirk koetter said there was a bad practice last week that led to the poor performance in arizona. the bucs spared no expense today saying he felt felt an intensity

there's injuries suffered in sunday's game. koetter didn't have much of an update today saying mris will be taken tomorrow. no word on the hamstring or the ankle. hopefully they bounce back in time for the sunday home opener. >> you know, we haven't been tested yet this season, in that department, but the fact that we're coming into our own home stadium for the home that's definitely what we're working for. >> what do bucs fans think the week two showing, and is it time to worry? many any new segment "upon further review" i caught up with fans at daily eats to get their thoughts on the bucs dud in the desert. will it ruin lunch if we talk about the game? >> maybe. >> they were crushed.

>> i'm not happy. >> happy birthday. what's your name? >> jeremy. >> jeremy. did you celebrate by watching the bucs loss yesterday. >> i wouldn't call it celebrating. > jameis is a young quarterback. you have to expect that. >> jameis has a lot of promise. >> there's a lot of quarterbacks too, we may need to look at changing it up. >> a quarterback change after week two? >> he's like, i have a lot to say. >> arizona is a good team and they're a super bowl >> is there a coping mechanism? >> yes. >> we're moving on already. >> you already forgot about it? >> it's a new week. >> what are we doing four your birthday? >> this weekend having a few people over. i had all the bucs fans out there. am i invited? >> absolutely. come on over. >> awesome. >> come on over. yeah. >> where do you live? >> i'm todd girly.

your fantasy team? >> i do. >> they were high on confidence and need to get back down to earth a little by. >> i think he was a little overconfident. >> i think bucs will have a good year. >> that's worst than last year. >> jameis is a good leader but has a lot of work to do. he wouldn't hit the panic button yet? >> no real panic. >> some opt >> it might be the beer i just drank. >> i think all is there. i think they just got to do it and make it happen. >> final thoughts about your fantasy sick? >> having two teams being 2-0 i can't explain. life is great. >> what's the name of your fantasy team? never mind. it's probably best we don't dive into that. guys, enjoy lunch. sometimes people can only find the silver lining in their fantasy football team. most of the fans out there were

long-term prospects by season's end. a hiccup in week two, and now there's a chance to beat a less than stellar rams team this weekend. >> that's what we hoped. we waited so long. >> we're getting close. >> positive thoughts. >> all right. thank you, scotty. just ahead in the business report tonight, find out which

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they're around for a while longer. palm harbor is wet and same thing for indian rocks and lutz and carrollwood and near brooksville down 50. some heavy rain along the west suncoast and moving into citrus county, additional showers and a few thunderstorms developing as well inverness doubt 41. ways to go tonight with a west wind off the warm waters of the gulf. a couple of showers around tomorrow morning near the gulf or along the coast. by midday t by afternoon they're lined up in polk county with highs on the tuesday in the upper 80s. shopping before giving thanks. a new survey says that nearly half of consumers plan to do most of their holiday shopping before they sit down for thanksgiving dinner. and for those who are shopping later, more than half of them plan to shop online on black friday. retailers appear to gear up for all the early shoppers. kohl's is already starting to

season. that's about the same number they added last year. meanwhile, drivers beware. rising oilt prices send pump price higher jumping around 7 cents the los angeles month. the national average cost is $2.21 a gallon but that's a dime cheaper than this time last year. if you look for a good time, take a gamble on sin city. a new report aimed las vegas the most fun city in america. notsu and nightlife are big reasons why. good luck at the craps table. that's business. i'm david asmon. one police officer's hidden talent is getting a lot of praise online. up next, find out oh yea, everything is digital now-a-days. this thing never leaves my side.

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