seven years and people line up for a look. >> time for the fox 13 11:00 news. >> protestors in charlotte are demanding that police release their video in the shooting of keith scott. and protestors reacting to another video, this one taken by scott's wife. >> they are hoping they will change this and maybe wake them up. >> they caught the thieves stealing a specially equipped van blang belonging to someone h als. >> the bottom line is we have to fix this. >> the mayor of st. pete responding to lingers questions over the sewage spill due to hermine. >> don't shoot him!

he has no weapon. >> that video prompted protestors to turn up the volume in charlotte. they continue to demand justice and transparency in the shooting death of keith scott. the 43-year-old was shot and killed by officers on tuesday. police say he had a gun and came toward them but his family insists he was unarmed. >> video his wife shot does little to prove either side is right or wrong. because of the police shooting of 43-year-old keith scott as his wife revealed no cell phone video showing tuesday's scene. >> protestors taking to the streets for the fourth straight night in a row in charlotte after a police-involved shooting earlier in the week. demonstrations were peaceful in stark contrast to wednesday night's riots.

show the video before and just after his death. >> scott's wife pleading for her husband to get out of his truck, and for police not to shoot him. you can hear police firing four shots. then you see scott lying motionless on the ground. police say scott failed to drop his gun. his family along with many protestors and his wife insisting he disipt have a weapon. the action is now garnering national attention. >> i think if they put out the film in north carolina maybe we could resolve this a little faster. i don't know the laws there and i hate to interfere but at least from the point of view of calming the public, i should would like to see it. >> you are looking at the spot where 26-year-old justin car was shot during a demonstration

injuries on thursday, some dmon demonstrators writing the names of our victims of police shootings. meantime a curfew is still in effect this evening. >> in atlanta an naacp march, protestors demanding justice for police shooting victims across the country. the naacp called this a day of action. aay response between police and community members. >> and we have a news alert out of washington state where there is an active shooter situation. this is just happening. early reports are that two people have been injured. the gu gunman was not yet been caught and two people were reportedly injured. as we get more information we'll

stealing a specially equipped van used by a man with als. the man van was recovered but is badly damaged, back but not drivable. >> it was not and accepted that van is the only way she could get her sick husband to doctors appointments. she says she is grateful for an arrest but is saddened as just thieves are. >> it's sad that they are so young and this is what they are doing with their life. >> margarita chapman spoke to us on the phone just hours after learning police arrested two teens they say stole her handicapped accessible van. the van was specially designed to transport her husband eric who is living with als. >> that was the only week we had

>> chapman says the couple has already had to cancel doctor's appointments because the van was damaged. >> the axles are ruined so the car -- it won't move anyway. >> police say the thieves, a 15-year-old boy and a 14-year-old girl damaged the van what they appear to have taken it on a joyride. chapman dropped the keys in the driveway and it was gone the next morning. th home not far from chapman's and the police say the teens were trying to move the van again. they say both teens have long criminal records. >> it's concerning they are so young and have these long criminal histories. we are hoping this will wake them up and realize there are going to be impacts on their lives. >> i mentioned that the van was

pay for the deductible to fix it with the insurance and chap shn says she is grateful for that. the teens are facing felony charges. back to you. help them out, that was a really nice thing to do. and we have just learned that an 82-year-old man in pasco county beaten and robbed by a teen has died less than 24 hours later. a 14-year-old is expaalexander perez puck walkede victim and began to beat him and forced him into the house were he continued to beat the man. police arrived but the victim did not want to go to the hospital. >> and the mayor says it will

seusewageproblem. >> just three weeks ago wastewater was flowing from this treatment facility and into the neighborhood surrounding it and that has set off the latest sewage spill crisis here. and neighbors are really frustrated. the mayor sat down with us today a day after city councilmembers laid into him, threatening to call for a special attorney if transparency did not improve. more than 150 million gallons of sewage poured from the plant during hurricane hermine, and he says on the table are seven-day work weeks for city employees or opening the shuttered treatment plant, but some homeowners are

leaders right now. >> it's going to take a lot of money and time, we are going do seseven days a week where we ca, instead of five. we have to increase capacity. >> they are letting us down, we are going to be victims of a flood and they know about it and we swrus don't feel like they are doing anything. >> kriseman claims water was as safe as reclaimed water, meaning it was not 100% clean but it was safe, but that is not comforting to all neighbors. the mayor said he has no idea how deep the problems where were and the water treatment department says no one seemed to know about it until a whistle blower brought a report to light this week.

investigation lo looms called fr by jolly, but the mayor's office seemed to dismiss that as a political employ. >> now, lamont houston is behind bars. officers with the palmetto police department say he got a middle school girl pregnant at the end of the school year. the two started texting each other in may and he picked her up from her home and reportedly had sex officers say it happened at least one more time, and she told her parents when she found out she was pregnant. the school district alerted parents by phone. >> i find it absolutely disgusting. these kids are so young, and how an adult can even fathom doing that to a teen is just disgusting. >> if he makes bail he has been

his victim and he redesigned from the school district yesterday. >> and ashley parker trying to kill her daughter. that girl testify against her mom at trial. defense attorneys say she was insane and suffered from delusions but the prosecution did not buy that. she >> and pretty much everyone wants to play moderator for the upcoming debate. >> i would ask them what are they going to do for the american middle class. >> and what could happen in the polls after this debate. >> and health officials now announce four new zika cases in

setting aside state money for a zika vaccine. >> it's warm and humid but certainly the hot and steamy weather to come this weekend. we'll take a ?? ?? ??

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we're just a few days >> now what is truly must-see tv. the first presidential debate between trump and clinton. i don't know if there is anything else on tv monday night but they might as well just forget about it because every tv is going to be tuned into this. you talked with hoping to hear from the candidates on monday. >> we talked to viewers who have opinions from all over the map. some want no know about the country moving forward and others were interested in what type of candy each preferred. i'm not sure that the candy question will come up on monday but you never know. lester holt is goes to be the

economy, foreign policy and defense to be hot topics but others want to know more personal things and here are some of the odd questions our viewers would ask each candidate. >> trump, i would ask him about his hair. how does he lea look into the morning with his hair. >> does hillary like skittles? >> do you like them? >> i love going to make it on to the debate stage but it airs from 9:00 to 10:right here and it's expected to be one of the most watched debates in history, expect to see major poll shifts after the debate, and one i would like to know apple or

over our under? >> all right, josh, thank you. >> well, the first early voting ballots for hillsborough county residents are on the way. today the supervisor of elections sent the first ballots to overseas and absent military voters and on october 4 will begin sending out ballots to you have until november 2 to request a ballot by mail. the deadline is october 11. so don't waste any more time if you have to do any of those things. >> especially registering to vote, you don't want that to spheesneak up on you and you ha, 15 days left. >> not a lot of time. >> it's not a bad night out

second day of summer. >> and will for a while, right, mike? >> the first full day of fall, and here we go, we are in the latter portion of september but that is west central florida, right? this time of year? and we are going to continue to see some heat heading into the next seven days or so. johns hopkins all children's camera view, a today. not a lot of storm activity, most of the storms were well inland and off to the south. the area that saw the most rain today, highlands and hardy and desoto. here is the radar view showing the showers most of it moving off shore, and that's about it. all we have to look at heading into the overnight hours.

again, 77 for a low, and if you have noticed the last several mornings, most of our mornings have been well above average. we are two 90-degree days away from having 100 90-degree days, our average is in the average is only 58 for sarasota and so it's not that you are well above average, you are just breaking records out there day in and day out it seems and that continues for the next several days as well. relative humidity 76, winds out of the north at 6, and 75 in bartow, and again in and around the water temperatures still in the low 80's.

river. this is tropical storm karl and you see karl has taken a northward turn over the past several hours. we are still waiting on it to make a northeast turn, 65 miles per hour winds, there is bermuda right there. not too far off from bermuda, they are already starting to see some of the outer rain bands, and it should start to turn to the northeast. it is taking that later on tonight should pass about 100 miles east of the island there before heading out to sea, and being absorbed by another system later on this weekend. we'll switch you over to the water vapor loop and you see the moisture sitting over the northern half of the state, this is the way it stays. and so here is the m future cas.

sea breeze popping up and pushing inland, but overall rain chances right around the 20% mark. partly cloudy, warm and muggy tonight, 77 and tomorrow, warm with isolated thunderstorms. we are talking temperatures heading up into the low 90's, 20% rain chances and after the bucs game a couple of showers around the stadium but overall a dry weekend. palendrome bowl. >> he was an english major. >> and governor scott says he is fed up with the power struggle over zika. >> and so the governor says he is doing it himself, getting florida a boost to pay for a zika vaccine. >> cities on edge and the men

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>> we went to update you on that news alert out of washington state. we know that four people are ccheconfirmed dead in an active

again, four dead at this time in burlington, washington. >> let's hope that situation is resolved soon. well, four new cases of the zika virus were confirmed today, now the fight agetting a financial boost from governor scott. he says the state will provide $25 million to research a vaccine and dev effective way to test for the virus, this as congress continues to struggle with a federal funding package for money to fight zika. >> we are working hard to do our part but the federal government has to figure out how to be a better partner. >> the governor has authorized

virusin the state. >> and authorities say this child wandered away from his grandmother last sunday, and there was a helicopter up and about 100 people searching for him, the child's uncle found him a little less than two miles from the village where he lives. he had the family says he wandered off into the woods to follow a puppy, and he had nothing about a chocolate bar. he is fine, and the villagers are nicknaming him mogli like the character from the jungle book. i just saw that movie, a great little movie to rent on the weekend with your kids. >> i think my kids saw that but

they have had enough of austin seferian-jenkins. as far as this week's games what the bucs have to do to beat the los angeles rams.

>> austin seferian-jenkins's run with the bucs is now over. the bucs released their second round pick just hours after he bonded out of jail following a d.u.i. arrest. it caps off a career of bad and i am immature decisions. he got into a twitter war with

his quarterback in training camp and then found himself struggling to make the roster. but he was not a problem recently until this morning but clearly has issues to resolve. this is the second time he has been arrested for d.u.i. the first time it happened in college. >> i'm joined by ricky reynolds. we have the rams in town, the bucs he one of these teams have not scored a touch down yet, that being the rams. you look at this team offensively and what are your concerns, they have not scored yet. >> they have not, and they are struggling with their running game, and todd gurley is struggling because everyone is coming into the box to stop him.