caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] school dismydismissal process, the man behind the app that could help a whole lot of teachers and parents. >> we begin at 11:00 with the chaos and the crowd that gathered around a protestor after he was shot in the head in charlotte. we are told that man is on life-support right now, contrary to what evening that the man had died. police are saying the man was shot by another civilian and not police but the damage was already done and people who gathered began to throw rocks and bottles and even the tear gas canisters that police tossed into the crowds back at police. this all started as a peaceful protest in reaction to the fatal shooting of a black man by a police officer.

contradicting stories about what happened in that case yesterday, charlotte police are adamant that the shooting was justified. >> police and demonstrators have very different versions of the fatal confrontation that sparked a long night of sometimes violent protests. police officers say they were serving a warrant at an apartment complex when they noticed a man unrelated to their case, 43-year-old lamont handgun as the officers continued to yell at him to drop it. he stepped out posing a threat to the officer and the officer subsequently fired his weapon, striking the suspect. >> the officers he says gave scott multiple clear instructions to drop the weapon, and a gun was found at the scene, but family members say scott was unarmed simply reading

for his son to come home from school. >> like we don't have lives out here, like our lives don't matter, yes, all lives matter but only black people are being targeted. >> p but the police took issue with a post on facebook said to be by the dead man's daughter. >> i can tell you the facts are a little bit different as to how it's been especially through social media. >> the officer named in the charlotte shooting is also black. >> it doesn't matter black or white, he was in blue. >> and let's get back to the latest on the protests still taking place right knew in charlotte, and also this shooting in tulsa, oklahoma. both of those have put the

force when it comes to policing. right here in tampa an officer says he was confrocted with a potentially deadly situation this morning but thanks to his training it ended without any major violence. we are joined live from tpd headquarters. what happened in that situation, aaron? >> we are told this started out as a 9-1-1 call in the gandhi area, that there had been shots fired and so right away, officer eric book knew this be a very volatile situation and so when officer book aived he saw denson walking in the middle of the street looking angry and pounding his first in his hand, but when the officer says it looked like he wanted to fight, he used his taser and then tackled and arrested him and found a gun tucked in the man's

draw his gun because there is no telling how it could have end ppeedif he had. >> it is evidence that the training we provide the officers -- we put a lot of work into our training making sure that the officers have the necessary tools to create properly and that is a prime had example that the training worked. >> and chief ward says officers go through training like that every year. the told is a visuoev virtual shootg simulator. now, denson is facing charges including carrying a concealed firearm and assaulting a police officer, and we are told he didn'ted to firing off several shots before police arrived.

of the protests in charlotte. you see the canisters of kerry gas being thrown by police, but one protestor is on life sport life-supportafter being shot. police say he was shot by a civilian, and we'll continue to monitor the situation there in charlotte, it's certainly not resolved and we'll let you know of any significant developments. >> and mosaic is reassure residents that their drinking water is safe after failing to tell them about a sinkhole that sent thousands of gallons of contaminated water into the aquifer, and they acknowledge it could take years for the contaminated water to move off of their property. in the meantime, nearby wells

this homeowner hired her own tester. >> you have the fear of flint, michigan and you hear the erin brockovitch reports and you want to believe that people are going to tell you the truth. >> this first set of wells is very close to the perimeter of the stack and there are other wells farther away, and it hasn't reached the ones closest and so certainly hasn't reached the ones further away. >> the company testing mosaic says they will be testing other wells farther away and says that people will get reports within a week. >> and here is something you may want to consider, if you are going to commit a crime, don't challenge police to find you.

catch me if you can, with the caption "might as well have some fun with this, l-o-l" well, police are not thinking l-o-l and accepted his challenge. >> he was being a little bitty cocky putting that out there and we accepted the challenge and put him from he belongs. >> the man was arrested and charged >> and this man, 34-year-old lawrence franklin deliberate by hit a carol car line at a schoon the volunteer would not let him cut in line, but this man has come up with an app that could help. >> cynthia, the app is called pick my kid and it allows kids

so students are ready and waiting when they pull up. the app was created out of frustration and a concern for safety, too. >> i was not paying attention, i was on the phone and they put the kid in my car and i looked back and saw a white kid sitting in the back of my car and it was like that is not my kid. where is my daughter? >> it was at that moment he realized that the school pick-up process has problems. >> i was sitting in the car lilines 30, 40 minutes a d. >> it speeds up and simplifies the process. >> there are about 20 to 50 teachers braving the sun and rain with walkie-talkies dodging traffic and they do this ever single day thanklessly.

for this volunteer, ed din man. ddinimen.>> i went to walk awaye hit me, drove right into me. >> this app helps to avoid the vushal tussle with teachers. >> they can delegate littlejohn any to be picked up by the neighborr >> and with a swipe, teachers can notify parents when a child steps off of school grounds or on to a bus. >> we are in a time and space where we can make a difference and change it using technology which doesn't cost much. >> schools would pay just $20 a day and it would be made free of charge to parents. they have launched in 15 states

prep in tampa. the company has developed a free version for a call-in program that is available to schools right now. back over to you. >> wow! wherever there is a problem there is a solution these days and it has to do with your phone most of the time, doesn't it? >> that's right, and it really solves most problems now days. >> that is interesting and thank you so much, crystal. >> if it can make the pick-up line less dramatic then that guy is going to prize. >> and a development in the space race that could be another giant liam for mankind. >> we are going to wars in the decade of the 2030's with humans. >> how a decision on capitol hill would mean a manned mission to mars.

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>> let's get to t this news ale, we are following a story in seminole. at least two people are died in a crash at starky and brian denny roads, we are not sure who the people in the car were but all lanes are closed now and you will want to avoid the area in your route takes you that way. we'll have an update on the crash and the fatalities at 4:0 a.m. on good day.

than 200 million gallons of partially treated wastewater into the bay, senator rubio is asking the epa to get involved and the jobs of two city employees are on the line. >> >> city councilmember steve corridor necessarily says the two employees suspended ignored warnings that closing the albert whitted disastrous overflows. this happened when askew revealed that the warnings exists and he describes the water as a public health risk and an environmental one as well. kriseman announced two department directers are on unpaid leefl, steve leavitt and

should know their jobs are on the line. >> when you put someone on unpaid administrative leave, there is usually a decision being made to keep or not keep that person. >> governor scott called for a state investigation into the sewage problems and u.s. rep david jolly also asking for other whistleblowers to come forward. >> a key senate panel in washington a spending plan that is a big step to putting humans on mars. it's called the nasa reauthorization bill and commits nasa to put a man on cars in the next 25 years. some say that the decision was mainly political. the state is still feeling the

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perkins. nice job, lisa. most areas are dry with pesky thunderstorms lasting a while down and just south of lake placid, but certainly enough that can he with hear the thunder. it's not moving much and judging by skytower, it's going to be around a bit longer. they will be diminishing by around midnight and then we no big change coming up tomorrow. not enough instability to give us more than a 20 or 30% chance of rain and the best chance will be from tampa bay south and another day -- although it's the first day of autumn -- it will be another day with highs up near 90. and speaks of that, we hit 91 today, the average, 89 and the morning low a sticky 79. we have a ways to go, and we'll

year at 90 or above, but so far we have had 96 days hitting 90. the long-term average is 73. 52 days in st. pete, 90 or above, and they are obviously cooler because of the bay. their average is 76, and in the summer time a pretty good west wind at srq, the airport keeping them cooler, but not this year, folks. 105 days -- that's right, 105 days 90 or above, and the long-term average is 58 so it's nearly double and if you were wondering why your electric bill was so high this summer, there you go. tough to keep your house cool with that kind of heat. and rain will become greatly between now and the end of the month, between now and october

shut off. it doesn't mean it can't rain, but it's a big dif difference db between september and october. and you have two systems in the cochlear implantic. karl and lise. lise is simply no threat to land at all. and showers and thunderstorms will drift inland during the day, that trend continues into the weekend, small rain chances and still summer time heat, partly cloudy and midsummer time heat, a mix of sun and clouds tomorrow, and a couple of thunderstorms and awwwww! autumn, but we are back up near 90.

state game. 90 and we stay near 90 for at least the first half of the week. >> we'll see whose offense heats up, thank you, paul. and meet a local man who says that sometimes supporting a presidential candidate can be painful. >> it hurt especially towards the end a lot more but it was worth it. >> he put his political preference in ink, right there on his arm. after the >> tonight we continue our investigation of voting issues. can hackers really sw switch our votes? we'll put some of the voting machines used across the nation

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>> donald trump spent the day trying to win over more voters in ohio and according to the latest fox poll he leads hillary

buckeye state and that is not the only state. >> he is points ahead in other states and during the event he addressed yesterday's shooting and the on-going protest in charlotte and little mentioned the shooting in tulsa calling the death of an unarmed black man there a tragic mistake. >> now, did she get scared? was she choking? what happened, but maybe people that that can't be doing what they are doing. >> referring to the female popolice officer who shot the mn in t tulsa. now, clinton also called the events unbearable staying that people are safer when the police respect the community and the

and ron morison from winter haven got clinton's face tattooed on his arm. he says he is a long-time democrat and believes in clinton so much that he is putting his money where his shirt sleeve is. >> wow! i couldn't ask for a better one, it is a good picture of her and no money would complain about having a nice them. >> we haven't gotten clinton's response but the tattoo took three hours of complete, not bad for three hours in the chair. >> remember, ross perot? >> you have him? no regrets? >> nope, no regrets and how much hits for the rays? we'll see you ahead in sports

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>> the bucs couldn't stop the snowball from rolling down the sunday they have a chance to prevent it electri from rollingo another week. >> the expressions on their faces after a loss only tell you part of the story. on the inside, the buccaneers are already analyzing what happened. >> i think i learned something from every game, you know? my main thing is after every game eliminating the negatives and building on the positives.

arizona was humbling and nobody was harder on themselves than the coaches and players inside the buc's locker room. >> i didn't feel like we got beat down, it was more mistaked we made, but we definitely learned a lot from last week. >> teams are scrutinized each and every week, and without humility, the highs and lows of wins and losses can winston says he uses the snap and clear method he learned from a prior coach to refocus himself. >> we snap and clear it. >> teams consider the nfl a week-to-week league, and after ever game they consider what went right and what went wrong

>> that is the truth of it but when you lose, you are going to be coached a little harder and you get better. that is the great thing about the league. you've got 14 opportunities and nothing is more important than the opportunity we have this week. >> it's the buc's first chance to show the home crowd that one loss won't define the weeks ahead. >> well, eight home runs were hit in tonight's game, but i only have time show you four. wilson leads off with the first, and later on longoria delivers his 36th of the year. brad miller then takes t lead, and i'm afraid you already knew the end of this one. and he had two, and then wait,

yes, we certainly are, a franchise first for the rays however they lose the ball game, 11-5 the final. and tomorrow? it will be blake snell in his final perform performance in thn as they punish finish up the se. >> and this is a really big deal if you're a barbara fan. >> the international singing sensation is coming to tampa. how about that? ? when you're a funny girl... ? >> she will be performing at amalie, november 30, a part of the music, memories and magic tour, tickets go on sale september 29. >> i heard her say this is the last time she will come out and

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