now there are storms here and sthi is drifting. there are storms underway. and this is a big celatl th hit plant city and lakeland with very heavy rain and that cell for a time was severe. a warning up for hillsborough. and southeast that is raining out by 6:00. noo if you are watching us in brooksville there is a storm along the boundary near 50 and they extend to the north all the way into sections of citrus county along a east of 19. a ways to go.

i'm see you then, thank you, paul. we're hours away from the tevision event of the year. hillary clinton and donald tmp willquar off in the first debate and who know was will happen. they will it is at hofstra and it will be 90 minutes. can you watch it here. 75 million viewers with will tune inra c patrick is here, that's a lot of viewers what >> nobody knows that's what is driving the viewership. this may be the most watched because teats -- it's the most unpredictable and coming at an interesting point in the race. look at the real clear average of polls. remember hillary clinton was up 6, 7 points last month. right now we have a nail biter. and actually that's 1.7% at 46

surely they will change depending on how they perform. which donald trump will show up. the aggressorurng insupplements as he did during the debates or be calm and cool and more disciplined as he has been over the past three weeks. we do know that the trump team has developed, quote, psychological profile of hillary clinton to give donald trump cues at points the may not be prepared to answer the question at which point trum shod likely jump in and go on the attack. how that plays out that the point is a guess. this very never gone head to head like this. >> a lot of people are talking about it. and what do they have to do to actually win tonight. the obvious avoid dumb mistakes. those who listened to the attacks he is not fit to b

into the race. you have democrats coaching hillary clinton to sit back and wait for him to mate gaffe that he has never been on the stage for a debate. if she does into that she may ar not engaged enough. we don't know how far she will connect with that. her supporters over the past three weeks. >> you can see the debate here. it is at 9:00 and then the news at 10 and 11. right now vice presidential nominee tim kaine is in florida attending events in miami-dade, lakeland and orlando. in lakeland today, he talked

9-11 victims. kaine will watch the debate in orlando and taking part in a watch party with the human rights campaign. >> hilly will do well, she is going to just lay out the vision for the country. she will talk about plans. the thing about 90 minutes, you cannot >> he wl take notes to help him get ready for the back to you. >> the votes are in for the presidential election here in florida. more than 2 million residents havested battles. and some supervisors are already getting ballots back. >> the majority of citizens have made the decision whom they will cas that presidential battle ballot for. i think under those

vote. >> and theeadline to vote is october 11th. more than one and a quarter million floridians voted in the august primary. >> heartbreaking tragedy rocked baseball over the weekend. jose fernandez died on sunday morning in a boating accident off miami beach. and he was a graduate of alon so high school and star on their baseball field. and anjuli davis talked to his teammates and coaches who are still in >> reporter: and news of jose fernandez's death devastated his ins family ling them to cancel the game that he was slated to be the starting pitcher for. today his family here in tampa remembers the legend, player with a bulldog mentality paired with a boy's love for the game. as part of the 2009 state championship team, brandon johnson is used to playing alongside the best.

dug-out with anyone more difficultied than a former teammate jose fernandez. >> he was one of those guys it did not matter the game you were playing, practice or you know just a simple pick up game or real life game like the state championship, he would want to beat you. >> and it was noticed by the coach, he showed up here i knew he was special. i told my coach i said he will be in once in aifetime. i tell people, to us he was like a comet to then we the rest of the world to see. >> that's what he did. he was draft pick in 2011. and he always returned to his home away from home season. his baseball field. johnson saw him there in 2013 right after he was named the

>> he had the samele mentality. he gave me a hugment asked me how the family was doing and how everyone was doing. that's what i'll remember about him that smile and the way that he looked -- the way he loved people. >> that talent was ripped from the world before he could fully rise. the baseball family said it is a loss to the game, smile that will be missed. >> to sad to happen to a guy like that. that is just -- it hurts me. >> we'll miss him. we'll miss him. >> at the game against the mets every marlins player will wear a number 16 jeey to honor him. on wednesday night here in tampa there is a vigil planned on the baseball field to remember the legend. linda. >> very sad.

leona alderman on the ground she wasr nea death. kind of person would donot yell that to a 93-year-old woman? prosecutor s it was her grandson. that's not all they say he did. and gloria gomez is in the newsroom with more on this. >> and the trial will start on s his victim before. >> you know it is bad when your own >> i don't care what happens to him. >> that's mary weggen, he stole my heart. right out of me. >> mitchell is a known drug user in and out of trouble for years he is facing jail time. he is accused of beating his 93-year-old grandmother and leaving her for dead and stealing her car n court on monday prosecutors describe how he left her. >> the allegations are serious,

almost comatose. >> she had cracked ribs, brain injury and broken nose. she suffers from dementia and may not be able to tell a jury what her grandson did to her, she is not in the a position to leave her home. which presents problems for the case, however, we believe the evidence is sufficient to proceed without the victim. >> the public defender is asking for one year of jail time. pros prosecutors or more f they don't agree it is headed for trial. key witnesses could include his own mother. >> i don't want to see him again. the trial will start next week. we'll be there and let you know how this plays out. >> very sad case. a terrifying morning when a driver started shooting.

had numerous weapons. when police got there i opened fire on him. they shot and killed him. one of the six people is critical. >> certainly dozens of gunshots. 30, 40. they set up a triage area here with ambulances and fire trucks and brought a few of the victims here. i talked to a lady shot. >> they were called out about the same guy last month when roofers at a complex said he pointed a rifle at them. >> we know what killed radio host dave mc kay. the medical examiner says he died of a cocaine overdos the report showed alcohol contributed to his death. he was found dead in his st. pete apartment on august 4th.

been with the station since the 1990s. her leg was injured a woman was at home right here in her home in the pinellas park when that car there came crashing through this morning and pinned her inside. the driver was a 78-year-old whom who said a car pushed in front of her. the neighbors say it was loud. >> and the baby said she spooked and and went into miss vicki's room. >> they live just around the corner from each other. the 90-year-old woman there is in the hospital. we don't know her condition. the driver, they say, did not appear to be injured. police do not expect to charge her. >> wild chase plays out on the highway when the suspect got out and refused to surrender.

the field. how he i wore a badge for 3yes knowing how much you trusted us to keep you safe. yet when a officer was killed in action florida was not doing enough to give their families the help they desperately needed. dana young understood. that was benefits they are entitled to and the honor they deserve. dana young has our back and she has yours. dana young for the florida senate.

we are one nation under god. that black and white, we are one nation indivisible. that republican and democrat, we are all americans. you know what they used to do to guys like that? they'd be carried out in a stretcher, folks. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. priorities usa action is responsible

central florida is mourning the loss of golf legend central florida is mourning the loss of arnold palmer. he died yesterday awaiting heart surgery and is being remembered for his athletic greatness and generosity. he left a mark in the orlando area where he helped women and children stay as healthy as possible. and tom johnson has a look at his impact. >> a tremendous loss. >> few people in orlando knew arnold palmer as well as dr. gregor alexander.

he had thousands. they met before the children's hospital, alexander was a young baby doctor trying to get a children's hospital built here. then in walked arnold palmer. >> it was someone special. he had chairis ma. >> he and a group of doctors asked palmer to help. >> we told themou dreaming about building a children's hospital. and would you help us and support us. >> the answer from the golfer is resounding yes. >> he said we could do better and we would do better. eight years later, we opened the arnold palmer children's hospital, when they ran out of room he helped open winnie palmer hospital for women and children in 2006.

millions of children. women and babies treated. >> i believe that he is philanthropic legacy is bigger than the legacy that he had in the game of golf. >> that's what dr. alexander believes central florida will remember and treasure most about his legacy. >> he was very proud of it, why his death is even more devastating. >> we had been preparing ourselves for this day but as much as you think that you c be ready. >> ready for the loss of a larger than life sell ebb celebrities whose worth was not measured by the shot eshe made but how he helped people. >> the world lost a great man. >> what a legacy. now your radar forecast with paul dellegatto. the calendar said september look at the map today around

active today than it was many days in june and july. here is a look outside on the johns hopkins camera. lots of rain around st. pete right now a couple of clusters of storms. the warning has expired in hillsborough and into sections of pinellas and but that one is still producing leaf rain -- heavy rain. and this is a strong storm the main threat has been and hail. heavy rainere and from wauchula and then southwest polk county this storm is not severe but it is still putting out very heavy rain along with some frequent lightning and we have noticed a couple of storms popping up for the viewers in sarasota, this is near the interstate that's developing not grising not manufacturing much

the cell it extends from oldsmar to west chase that is to the south and the southeast. they are weakening in pasco and they jump over the county line down 19. they're moving east and this is pretty impressive for this time lots of mobile in play and right now the temperatures are cooler. clouds and rain and dew points are continuing in the 70s. >> we have to talk about the droppics. this is gng to be discussed how we talk about the invest. it should be matthew maybe hurricane matthew in the caribbean in about 4 to 5 days.

that's a sure thing but the long term track is tough. and comply kated enough over the east coast. i think this will be in the britishian see for another 5 to 7 days -- to this is not going to be impacting the united states or florida if at all any time soon. here is the developing wave which should the next day or two. it is going to move to the west northwest. the gfs has it becoming a hurricane getting close to south america and impact aruba and then it moves away from florida. that's one outcome. the european model on the other hand has it getting into the sea moving to the west and the

missing that trough and meandering about. this is monday. this is -- this is not wednesday, two days wednesday. this is wednesday a week from wednesday with a system in the caribbean as i said, we'll be dealing with matthew for a long time. hopefully it will be east o us storms ending. storms inland. boating winds are southeast and light chop on the bay. and i didn't have a chance to tell you that thursday and friday there will be a weakening front moving from the trough. that may introduce drierir a and friday and saturday. time to celebrate on that

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information has been affected by the hack the note exchange and more potential fees. and sorboni banerjee is here with some information that you need to know. take it away. >> reporter: the fees will have you saying what? first let's get you up to date on samsung. are you trying to deal with that. new devices but exchanging the phones are a little more complicated. it has shipped half a million new fixed phones to the u.s. but there are them. supply and depended problem there. they did not buy them from samsung, retailers and manufacturers have their own policies and customer service numbers that you have to call. it is important that you know that you you have the right to exchange the phone for a new one, swap it for a different model and get paid back the ditches. and a tip go back to where you bought the device for the

but service is through verizon. take it back to the store. best buy. something else to keep in mind if they ask you to ship it back you bought it through them. the faa will not let them fly defective batteries because they can catch on fire. ups is using ground shipping a little complicated. >> no quick and easy fix there. >> and do you have a simple fix to see if they have been the victim of a hack. i'm interesting >> after the announcement last week that 500 million yahoo accounts were affected about i a hack in 2014. you thought hold on that was a long time ago we just found out. what else else is going on out there. check to see if you may be impacted by on a web site it is

and you can check breaches like at yahoo. aadobe. when i typed in i had two outstanding hacks that could have impacted me. one from linked in and my space back in the day. i have not even -- i don't think i can log on. i don't know the password. what do you do when you find the information like that. and run updates that's how you get the most up to date defenses. >> and the airline fees. and and like i do and to have

and they will charge you for that. >> you know what you are getting. and what about a long flight and my family and. and i can not imagined. >> and t and pay it. and. it keeps adding up. thanks for that. >> you have the rest of the week to have meet balls and the

closing. somehow.ed to turn it around it has been a staple for 30 years. the owners say they are hoping to open another location where else in tampa. something big is going to be built in polk county a oval track but not for cars. what the f dot is building and why they are teaming up with florida polytechnic. a takedown an officer tackle as man after a standover.

driverless cars... driverless cars, toll payments linked to your phone. what will the highways look in 25 years or 100 years from now a university in polk county will play a role in shaping the future. the department of transportation announced a partnership with the florida polytechnic to build a state of the art test track near auburndale. and chris cato joins to us look at the testing they will do. this sounds interesting. >> reporter: you know it is only fitting that the campus that you see on i-4 on the way to visit epcot, walt disney of tomorrow will determine what the interstatus 4 of tomorrow looks like. today florida polytechnic and

a oval track that will sit aagenda to the poke parkway and campus. the first phase is a facility that will allow high speed testing of new technology including smartphone based payment systems. that sounds convenient and then research facilities inside of the oval of the track and fdot and companies can test driverless or autonomous vehicles in simulated to test connectivity to signals, things like that. florida poly students will help in the research. the president of that stem-based public university said the ought mote efficient technology is about to take off at light speed. >> cars of the future will not be as piston powered controlled by drivers and built by detroit. they will be interconnected computers on wheels schooled and

google, apple, uber, tesla and others. >> you want to test these in real work conditions that's what it will allow to us do. we have sun pass customers and it is important to get those correct. >> and so construction of sun sun trax will be next spring. edand your poll money has kicken millions. fdot said it will be a leader. parkway will be happy to know when it is built dot will not need to close lanes on the parkway for the testing of toll operations. >> thank you, chris. >> 32-year-old man is accused of sexually battering a child while his girl friend was there. she face charges. deputies arrested jonathan kaiser today. they say he battered the girl twice. his girlfriend is in jail. she is charged with not

a man told doctors the child he was taking care of got sick but doctors say it was abuse. the 28-year-old nick ritter brought 39-year-old girl to the hospital on saturday morning . she he had bruises-her chest and back and skull was fractured. rit ser charged with abuse. protestors in charlotte, north carolina are calling for the resignation of the mayor and chief. they're unhappy with how they handled the investigation into the shooting of keith lamont scott. he was a threat and would not drop a gun despite demands. -- commands. and his family said he did not a gun. the trial of a man charged with killing nine black church beams. 3000 jurors have been summoned that young man dylan roof is facing 33 federal counts including hate crimes. he is accused of killing the nine black parishioners after

service and praying with them. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. the tarpon springs police department is looking for a man who touched a child in the bathroom. this was at the tjxaxx store. he -- tjmaxx store. if you know who he is call the tarpon springs police department. police are looking for a man who shot another outside of a strip club t is donment he shot a man after an argument outside of the club on gandy boulevard. he whats shot several times but you supposed to call the pinellas sheriff's office. the driver of a stolen car led police on a chase. it lasted an hour. and it peaked down several streets. he was followed by dozens o cars and a helicopter.

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if you're a mother you understand why morning sickness is a thing women want to do without. it may be a blessing in disguise. and dr. jo is looking into a study. we cannot wait to find out what researchers what they said women who had morning sickness were less likely to lose the baby and the numbers were profound a 75% decreased risk. they were women who had miscarriages and following them over time. they said by week two, 20% had nausea or nausea and vomiting by week 8 that rose to 85%. but when they looked a those who lost the babies they were less

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and the collecting duct and this 3-d model. it was based on a patient a real patient's ct scan they created it, filled it with urine and put the same stones that the patient had into it. rode the coaster when they sat in the back. back three they passed the stones 64% of the time. and in the front about 16% of the time it was a model not a human but definitely an interesting study. >> i hear kidney stones can be painful it would be worth a try. >> do you think they work or spin. and they talked about a moderate roller coaster. they say they would love to have the study with multiple roller coasters. think about the heart are you able to ride that.

but it is something to think about. this researcher went so far as to say maybe can you use it as prevention -- you can use it as prevention. go on a coaster on a regular basis it may clear them out. >> and your doctor riding you a prescription. we were saying that earlier. we said maybe insurance will cover it, that would be great a trip to disney. thank you. what have you got for me. >> a cheaper alternative to fast pass. have to go again. all right how about the bucs. we talk about this team after their loss on sunday. the word on what needs to change for a better game against the you know what i love? when i see all the savings at the bottom of my receipt.

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from the university of florida. he said the mammal was thin, weak and suffering from wet respiration. a crowd of people hoping to witness a rescue watched instead as they the staff put down the dying animal. >> it is a sad thing to have to do but in a situations like this, it is put of its ms.ly when it cannot survive. >> it was taken away for a full examination which is the positive outcome for today. so little is known about the sperm whales because the habitat is several hundred miles at the end of the continental shelf off shore and so there are deep divers that feed on squid. what we know about them comes from the beached whales

the organs and tissue will be sent to researchers around the world. derrol nail. check out the video. you have not seen this. and the guy in the wake board is it was taken near saint augustine. they are wake boarding behind a horse. i don't know a >> that's a ditch in a farm field, if you are not near a rake. >> what about the horse power there. >> i think it is 1. >> 1 horse power, he was going next to 20 miles an hour. >> i love it. creative. got to see. >> florida at its finest

>> you don't want to fall. this is the decision. see. >> rainbow. do youdouble. the water droplets on the lens is a nice touch t is good. that's -- touch. it is good a low angle a lot of rainbows. that's on i tweeted that. it's active. a number of storms around. we have two more to go. this could be summer's last gasp. they will be around tomorrow and some on wednesday and many into thursday. drier and let's get to it. and storms and looking east from

the commute now into pinellas. over the gandy is not good with the occasional lightning. they will peeken and rain in the spot. expect the weakening. near ruskin down to elington there is a storm near bradenton has been weakening. along and south of north port. and pun da gorda and tense. this could become severe in the next half hour so we'll zoom in and that's a strong storm in north port putting out lots of rain. lightning and small hail. and then wauchula. look at that cell. this is the same one that drifted to the southeast.

highlands county in 45 minutes to an hour and what the thatch. rain dying out in polk. one more cell. inverness. as i said it is a busy late september day. 70s and 80s now. we'll talk more about the tropics and keep you up to speed. we'll have matthew but this is in see for probably a weak or so. and so don't be concerned about any impacts in the short term the models are struggling. a lot are showing a track east of the us i don't think that'set etched in stone yet. we'll watch it. storms ending.

same on wednesday. there is going to be a cold front moving into the state on friday. and the question is, how much dry air will we get. we'll get some. it will turn cooler at night. that's the first sign of autumn is friday into saturday. the bucks want to forge a the loss. they don't have a lot of time to let it linger. the super bowl champs come to town. the broncos. now, lot of things in the game they would like to fix but a big

coaches are not normally that open. he has not addressed it. players see what he is talking about. >> we find a way to beat ourselves. that's what he was saying. and we have, you know take the games and win them. >> it is games we have not seen to be on the right end of those. you know it is not something that you can define not just competing. broncos, panthers and the bye week. it has been a while. are you ready to play last call? >> yes.

look at the photographer here. and all right. here we go. there you go. >> yeah. she catches it. but stumbles falling on her face or c misses the ball and boink. >> c. >> it is c. >> i'll say c, too. >> and down on c. >> that may be a possible case. the ballff >> let's show you. the photographer. oh! >> she almost gets it. [ laughter ] >> eye, bloody nose. >> she okay. >> i have to admit i saw this. >> i have never been.

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someone shot and killed this youth football coach after a game. tonight investigators try to figure out what lead up to his death. runs:04oc:for this day "for 66 years they have waited for this day finally rest in peace. why it's taken so long. and this is what's causing such a big stink! thousands of dead fish on the beach. where the pesky red tide is causing the biggest fish kills. (mark/ good evening, i'm mark wilson.(kelly) and the red tide causing the biggest of the fish kill.

mark wilson. i'm kelly ring. thank you for joining us. he was coaching a youth football team to victory. grieving the loss of jonathan jordan. a father, coach, rap artist from haines city. aaron mesmer is live in cook field where family and friends are gathering setting up for a vigil. this has been growing throughout the day. and for these people it is a birthday celebration. he would have been 32 had he not been shot and killed where we are over the weekend. there is crime tape there from where we are sitting. >> that's the team after the win. that's their coach with a grin, he was jumping up and down on the field.