6:00 news. >> good evening. welcome tonight. i'm mark wilson. >> and i'm kelly ring. thank you for joining us. every time they turn on the faucet, it's the first question that comes to mind -- is their water safe? now neighbors ant the plant that sent radio active water into the aquifer near their homes. the first round of tests are back. but some are more concerned and months from now than right now. >> reporter: radio active water keeps pouring into the massive sink hole and down into the aqua. >> we're concerned about our whole community. >> reporter: it's hard for neighbors to feel much different than they did a month ago when the sinkhole opened and the community didn't find out more than two weeks >> we can't good water to cook

things joo. mosaic maintains the water left the property. still the company offered to test pry valuing withs and hunter's was among the first nine tested. results are coming in. >> the results indicate that for the nine wells, all nine meet standards. >> reporter: the vice-president of environmental consulting and technology was brought in by mosacia to run independent tests. he says there are tra of iew uranium but that's normal in florida and not necessarily related to the spill. >> the land and the limestone beneath us naturally contains uranium at some level literal. >> reporter: that's a small relief for hunter, but she's not entirely comfortable. >> awz accept the report as of today but i'm not happy until we have more testing maybe once a month or whatever for a while.

without that kind of long term guarantee -- >> i'm drinking the water not for a while or even cooking with it. >> so far more than 600 home owners requested that well water testing. and we sd the company whether the company plans to retest private well water in the coming months? a spokesperson says mosacik is focused on the initial test right now. they've not made any decisions about retesting in the future. we'll watch this closely. we now have tropics. matthew. >> didn't we just go through this? paul is tracking it for us again. what do you think? >> one thing i know for sure is that will be a big deal in the carribbean sea. i'm talking about jamacia, cuba, haiti, maybe even the southeast bahamas at some point next week. this is no surprise. we saw this coming about a week ago with that strong tropical wave moving off the coast of africa. it is now tropical storm matthew.

satellite. it's actually a large storm as far as the size goes. it's going to come into the crib -- carribbean sea. and watching it here. heavy rain bands. winds gusting 50 to 60 in the area during the day today. 13.8. 62 west. top winds of 60. should become a hurricane, if not tomorrow definitely on friday as the storm moves to the west. we fl five-day forecast, especially between now and say saturday that it's going to be a big, sharp right harchd turn. so places -- hand turn. so places like jamacia and cuba, this is monday at 2:00. you have to pay attention. could be a hurricane hit for them. beyond that, there are all kinds of uncertainties. i mean, a lot of models, you know, pick up a trough on the east coast then shoot the storm out to sea which is good.

coast. other models slow down and kind of bend to the west. tough to say yet. today, our main impact has been rain and it looks like it's going to be fairly wet into the weekend. we'll talk more about that coming up at 6:20. back to you. >> paul, thank you. federal aid is on the way to help repair damage from hurricane hermine. president obama signed the request today. grants for temporary housing and home repairs, low cost loans as well for uninsured property losses and other programs to help individuals and businesses try to recover. now, congress one step closeer to helping florida fight the zika virus. the senate approved an emergency funding bill. the money will help increase local mosquito control efforts

the bill heads to the house where it should pass this week. two days after the governor ordered cities and businesses to alert the public faster of indianapolis stances of pollution -- instances of pollution we're learning about a sewage spill in clearwatter. it happened at the lift station. about 150,000 gallon of raw sewage spilled from station, leaked into alligator creek. that eventually does lead to the bay. right now they believe a pipe malfunctioned causing the spill. and this is a smaller spill than ha was clearwater public utilities director says the city takes any spill seriously. and the governor's order did not change how their city notifies the public. >> the governor's order only really clarifies what was done before and perhaps adds an additional level of response to you folks. but we've always done that in the past, anyway. so the city of clearwater has reported a spill within 24 hours. >> their utilities department

the area where the spill occurred but they expect little health or environmental environment. >> the city of north port is taking extra precautions to make sure their drinking water is safe. that's after a tanker overturned on i-75 friday night it was carrying more than 4,000 gallons of fuel. the department of environmental protection was called in to clean up the site. everything was ok until heavy rain bridged the clean up area. so a light sheen of chemicals was actually spotted in a nearby creek. to north port's water supply. so the city decided to stop the intake of that water just to be safe. >> there's alternate water supplies available, and in this situation, it was the best decision to make sure the drinking water is safe first. >> the city is now getting their drinking water from the plant. they're waiting on tests to come back from the dep before they go back to that source affected by the creek and the accident.

counselor is aused of groping patients, telling them it was all part of their treatment. detectives a rest tony conte, jr., yesterday. today two more victims came forward to tell police about it. chris is joining us with more details. >> the charges are piling up against the 71-year-old licensed counselor who has been practicing in the lakeland community for half a century. recently women came to police saying the shrink had introduced them to a new technique that here's video of him in court this morning. lakeland police arrested him yesterday on two felony counts of engaging in sex with a client. detectives say a 29-year-old woman told them that conte convinced her he could rid her body of toxins through a treatment that involved touching various body parts including her breasts. she agreed to the treatm but she says that conte instead of touching groped her multiple times and put his hands down her pants. another woman came forward with

more a guessive not only groping but massaging her under her unrwateaiowith con te where in he gave them all the evidence they needed to arrest him. the attorney says there are a lot of facts that have not come out yet. >> at this point what i'm telling you and asking everyone to do is not rush to judgment. i think that there's going to be a lot of the case. quite frankly, there's a lot of work to do in the case. at this point it's important we let the facts play out. >> we went by the office in lakeland this morning. a sign on the door apologized for being closed due to a family emergency and said normal hours will resume on monday. that might be tough, though, because a judge today set his bond at $200,000 on the two felony counts of engaging in sex with a client. now, lakeland police say two more women have come forward

victimized and groped by conte. more charges will likely be filed. mark. >> chris, thank you very much. usf joining college campuses across our nation right now in the name of safety awareness. police officers partnered with tpd for the inaugural event today aimed at educating students about things like the dangers of impaired driving or proper first aid. and there was rain today but it didn't stop the food trucks. the live demonstrations. they even got rocky involved. officers say it's important share life saving information since seconds matter during every emergency. >> oftentimes, the first responders can't be everywhere all the time wha. we can do is by providing information to the students and our community and others that come through the usf community they become part that have solution with us. when we can't be there hopefully there's another set of eyes that is seeing something and can report or take some type of action. >> september by the way is national campus safety awareness month.

when we come back, he's a hall of fame coach, a mentor and dad.

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bay area's toughest neighborhoods. >> reporter: he'sed used to giving pep talks in the locker room. but today tony dungy took his tal epts to high school. >> it's awesome for me to be here and special for me to be here at gibbs. >> reporter: talking to an audience of mostly black teens and their dads at gibbs high about today's issues and how to tackle them. >> there's always going to be negatives and a certain amount of r way. because everybody is not like that. >> reporter: he stressed the importance of strong father-son relationships. >> i was so blessed and so fortunate, my farg was just around all the time and there is a role model for me, someone i looked up to and could ask a question to at any time, so supportive and you think that's the norm. and then to see kids that don't have that, you realize what they're missing. >> reporter: it's a message that hit home for fathers in the crowd during the dads take your

>> today i was inspired. we learned that being a role model is more than just being in a child's life. it's about encouraging them to do better, to grow, and we should do that, not only for our children but for other children in the community as well. >> reporter: dungy says education is at the forefront of building up the future generation and with racial tensions at a high point across the nation, he says arming kids with intellect and respect is more important than ever. >> it's parents, teachers, law enforcement. anybody that has that authority title, and we've got to teach our kids how to interact properly with authority, how to respect authority, and how to be an authorityian so when they grow into those position they're relating to people in the right way. >> and this is just one of many

he's a spokesman for all pro dad. >> what an amazing dad. >> you could talk all day, but at the end of the day he puts his money where his mouth is. >> always. >> still a member of the tampa bay community after all of these years >> he's done this for years and years. doesn't matter. and most of the time, no attention. >> he walks the walk. think of all the lives he's touched over the years. >> he has. we have a lot going on in weather. paul, we're paying attention. >> short term there's a lot going on too. we he between now the first couple of days of october. then we have tropical activity in the carribbean. it really is a full plate. let's get to it and show you what's going on. west wind has pushed a bunch of showers and thunder showers on shore. and we talked about that last night. very soupy, tropical air mass. the sky tower is busy. the jackpot this afternoon, without a doubt s. for our friends in citrus county getting soaked with multiple bands of rain coming in from the gulf.

earlier today. a little lull and know showers and thunder showers are firing up. if you're watching us in plant city storm has gone by you, couple of stray showers or light rain. more rain approaching from the gulf. a lot of this will weaken as it moves on shore. as i said. look at citrus. this is on 19. and there's more rain on the coast. watching this at home, additional bands of rain heading your way. a we evening i then haynes city down 27. the motion today is west to east. we have two more days of a west wind. then this weekend the winds will flip hof flop and come in from the east and northeast. that means storms along the west coast during the afternoon. this weather, by the way, is giving june, july and august a run for its money. it's been that busy. storms approaching the lake. as i said there are additional storms out in the gulf.

redeveloping early in the day or early in the morning tomorrow. now, temperatures are in the 80s. we had rain earlier. it's amazing. on monday, models were insisting a cold front would bring at least a day or two of low humidity. that's not going to happen. i mean, may buy up in the panhandle. but it's just tough. it's tough in late september to get a front to go through and give us a shot of refreshing air. you have to wait until later in october. now the tropics are busy. this is matthew which is now jumped in the carribbean sea. it will be moving west for a time. top winds of 60. it may not become a hurricane tomorrow but it certainly will on friday. and the short term forecast is pretty much locked in of a hurricane moving west and then turning as a trough kind of picks it up. beyond that, you know, we've been looking at -- been in the office all afternoon looking at many models as you can imagine.

even going out to sea. but there are some reliable police departmentings -- models that show a bend to the west. the problem is the pattern is complicated over the country, and it will depending on the position of a trough and a ridge and a ridge. not today but a week down the road. that's why it's so complicated. because we don't know exeaktly how the upper level pattern will shape up. you can see a lot of the state, but i still don't have a lot of confidence that factually this is going to play out. this is it. you got a big trough now, but that goes by. then a ridge builds in. then a trough goes by. and we're trying to figure out what's that going to look like a week from now? that will literally govern the future track of what should be hurricane matthew to our south. so not here to hype this thing. but the problem is, you get a

watch it. any bend to the west would impact us. gfs model. as was the case yesterday has a hurricane in the carribbean sea. jamacia, haiti, the baham sam and then getting up to the mid-atlantic states as a hurricane, you know, up by new york city. so you see that? and then you've got the european model which last night the run was a hurricane approaching miami, and i said last night. watch today it will be i and this is what it is now. about the same time as last night it was here last night. now it's over here. you get the idea how difficult this is. and that's why day seven to 10 we kind of take it with a grain of salt. the average margin of error on a five-day forecast is 240 miles. so a seven-day forecast is about 4 hundred miles. that's why we don't jump up and down and get excited on seven to 10-day forecasts.

we'll watch it. in the meantime, we get a west wind. 75 dew point. 84 temperature. the dry air is back here. again, getting into the panhandle but i think we're locked in with above average rainfall between now and the middle of the next week. showers should redevelop near the coast late tonight. and we're down to 77. showers and thunder showers move inland tomorrow. and we're back in the mid-80s. on friday, it's more of the same. the pattern there change this weekend with a northeast wind developing. and that means showers and thunder showers going back to the west coast which could impact the 4:00 game for the bucks on sunday. that would be two weekends in a row. temperatures staying in the 80s for highs and 70s for lows. scott. >> well, tim tebow did something today. have you heard yet? it was something quite incredible that puts him in a conversation with none other than ted williams.

record rate. the coach explains why the

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lean on the brandon marshall says he plans it take asj under his wing. he said everyone needs a second chance after maturing after many issues in his career. and cameron bray will get an increased work john load with the departure. he realizes this si next man up game but he knows it's just about filling the >> definitely not just for me, but for all of us in the room, i mean, someone has to be there for the passes. whether that's me, brandon, allen, luke when he comes back, you got to be ready to fill the void. it's another measuring stick for us going against a team like the broncos. it will be pivotal for guys on the outside to win those matchups. >> reporter: the bucks drafted

but for two weeks he's having to throw so often because his team falling behind on the score board. the head coach says he's not worried about his quarterback collapsing under the work load but he's just looking for a little more balance with his offense. >> as far as jamus handling volume. heck, i'm sure he'd throw every time if he could. but for our team to be successful, we have to throw -- we can't be throwing in the 50s. we have to get two scores. we need to run the ball better, i told you this many times. it means more. the more you run, the better you get. >> reporter: ready for week four? this sunday fox 13 is the place sob. tailgate sunday. we'll give you that instant analysis followed by the fox network coverage and then you have pan tears falcons at 11:00 right here on fox 13. following off season surgery in july the texans have placed jj

he's reinjured his back this sunday. watt is expected to miss now the entire season due to surgery. he could miss the rest of the season here. the texans hope he will be back for a playoff run if there is a playoff run. on this day in 1961, ted williams dug into the box for his final at bat. the pitch, it was gone. home run with the last pitch he ever saw. today, 56 years later one tim richard tebow dug into the box to his his first pitches a professional. i know it's instructional league, ladies and gentlemen. but amazing. first pitch, see you later. opposite field. a home run. and the legend of tebow continues. this is amazing, right? that was a 91-mile-an-hour fast ball. not blazing heat but it's now a mantle piece.

this is what he at&ted afterwards. i thought we agreed you were going to take the first pitch, tim. how about that? >> is that code for i'm going to give you a meatball, though. >> here it comes. high heat. >> that's pretty neat stuff. >> yes. >> and it's neat there's a local connection to it as well. >> forever and always. it could be? jeopardy on the game show. >> a lot of people on twitter were comparing ted williams to tim tebow and i'm not backing off. >> rays white sox trying to end that five-game slump. >> the white house calling tt sing the most embarrassing thing the senate has done in 30 years. we'll tell you what they did and why and why the president is so up jet. and he was paralyzed in a horrific crash at the inched yai 500. the new technology is allowing him to get behind the wheel

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minutes and have the gnman who is a minor in custody tonight. >> we're heartbroken about this senseless act of violence. but we are so thankful for the quick response by law enforcement and school employees who prevented further injuries. >> thank goodness hospital officials say the victims from the school are expected to be ok. police say they feel confident they have the sole shooter and the incident was not motivated by race or veto but president obama for the first time since he became president. the house and senate both voted today to override his veto of legislation and allow the families of 9/11 victims to sue saudi arabia for the kingdom's alleged backing of the attackers that lawsuit legislate eighths now becomes law despite the president and top pentagon officials warning it could put u.s. troops and interests at risk. supporters of the bill say it's

acts of terrorism that occurs on u.s. soil. hillary clinton holding onto a slim lead in the polls. >> reporter: hillary clinton getting a pair of big endorsement. one from john warrener. and another from the arizona republican newspaper which has never becomed a democrat for president in its 126-year history. the former secretary o enjoying the support he have her former rival. >> the next 40 days will determine the next 40 years. >> it is imperative that we elect hillary clinton as our next president. >> reporter: sanders not the only big name stepping up on clinton's behalf. >> hillary will be a president our kids can look up to. >> reporter: this campaign ad featuring michelle obama as the

phillipp flip never vuns invoking donald trump's name. >> being president isn't anything like reality tv. it's an an apprenticeship. and it's not just about fiery speeches or insulting tweets. >> reporter: trump trailing clinton by less than three points according to the latest politics average the national polls promising to hit clinton harder in the next debate with a preview today. >> hillary clinton, who i happen to believe it grossly incompeten washington, d.c. >> reporter: a new poll reveals that more than two in three voters say this questioner's presidential race has brought out the wse in people. in washington, joe waldman fox news. >> john kerry is threatening to cut off all contact with moscow over syria unless the russian and syrian governments agree to stop their attacks in the city of aleppo.

he said he's concerned over russian and syrian government attacks on hospitals there in aleppo and supplies and other civilian infrastructure. the u.s. is holding russia responsible for the bombs in the urban care and kerry wants russia to restore a cease fire in sir ya. we have stunning new information out of europe tonight. that's where an international group of investigators have announced the results of investigation into the downing of flightmh 17 over eastern ukraine a little over two years ago. officials say they have solid evidence linking russian backed rebels to that tragedy. a claim moscow continues to deny. fox's greg pelcott has more. >> reporter: this is what was left of the malaysian airlines plane shot down over iew airline in july 2014. a joint criminl investigation led by the dutch finding

out by a missile moved into the country from neighboring russia. after the strike, investigators say the launcher was then sent back to russian territory. >> the first conversation shows the urgent need for a booth. it shows the system was thriferred. >> reporter: the plane went down in a rebel held area of eastern ukraine. all 298 on board were killed and moster pro-russian militants limited access to the crash site but debris eventually was sent to the netherlands for research. >> we're focusing on around 100 people who can be connected one way or another with the downing of flight mh 17 of the transport. >> reporter: moscow has long denied that separatists were involved in the tragedy. >> it it was a book it would have been launched from territory under the control of

investigation found that the flight was shot down by a missile fired from rebel held territory in ukraine. dutch pros say today's finings are different because they're solid enough to be used as evidence in a criminal trial. in london, fox news. >> meantime it was an emotional day for family and friends and fans of jose fernandez. a second public memorial service is underway in miami for the pitcher. earlier, family members surrounded the hearst. hundreds of fan chanted his name amount private funeral, mass for family and friends all taking place tomorrow. as the investigation continues into the crash that killed fernandez and two friends, florida senator marco rubio wants an investigation into the rocky jetty there where their boat landed upside down. marco rubio says the area is a hazard to boaters since the low lying rocks have been there and

>> world leaders are joining israel in mourning the death of shimon perez he died early this morning at the age of 93. the former israelly politician's career spanned nearly 70 years. he's widely known for his peace efforts with palestinians. and we're in jerusalem tonight with reaction. >> reporter: israel mourning the loss of shimone perez, flags fly at half staff outside the country's pli honor. the former president and prime minister dying wednesday at the age of 93 after suffering a stroke. >> he dedicated his life to the cause of an israel that westbound safe and secure. democratic and free. and the homeland the jewish people. >> reporter: perez perhaps best known for negotiating the 1993 interim peace deal between isrealis and palestinians alongside others.

peace prize a year later. >> his name will be forever ebb graved in the story of the rebirth of the jewish people as one of our great leaders. >> i think he belongs to the panthion of people like ghandi and churchhill. >> reporter: perez will lie in state at the parliment building on thursday before being laid to rest on friday. president obama and former president bill clinton are expected to be among attendance. >> the world lost a man would fought for peace and for respect. >> the pope admired the efforts of peace and the preserve. >> reporter: the palestinian president sending a condolences letter expressing sorrow while hamas celebrated his passing.

>> i former inched yai car driver paralyzed from an accident got behind the wheel of a car for the first time in 16 years. honored today becoming the recipient of the first driverless car. the car uses his breath to start and stop. >> it's monumentally special. it's very important to me, my family, and this moment and feeling. you really can do anything you put your mind to. >> can you do anything you put your mind to, he said. before getting behind the wheel he tested out the technology used for his car and it worked well. it's amazing what they're able to come up with now. >> good to see him. looks good. >> he does.

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a heatwave has made a >> w-8, a heat wave has hide a wildfire worse in drought stricken california forcing more and more people to evacuate their homes. the loma fire broke out on monday. since then it's burned more than 2,000 acres in the santa cruz mountains. at least one home and six other buildings have been destroyed and hundreds of others are threatened. at this point the fire is 10 percent contained. residents are upset their homes didn't survive. but they say keeping your loved

>> these numbers are big, ok. on the other side of the ridge is where the fire is at. we're hoping that it doesn't come over the ridge. make sure my kids are ok. my grandchildren are ok. the rest is wood and nails and wire. >> more than 1,000 firefighters are battling the flames right now. the dry and hot conditions are holding back efforts it get it under control. the cause still under investigation. >> a nebraska proves you're never too old to to what you you're going to meet opal green of columbus at. at 94 years eeld opal green is going strong selling avon. green got her start at the age of 40. she has no plans on slowing down any time soon and it's no surprise to the people that admire her zoo she's still in business. >> it's just a way of life. it's what kept me going with the blessing from the good lord. i feel that i've been blessed

it. >> i'm just to proud that she's still doing and as active as she is at 94. she's a very determined lady. >> yes, she is. her face day with avon was in july of 1962. she's using their products because she look as mazing. >> she does. >> when we come back, why you may want to think twice before you google anything about

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justin bieber and carson daily rounded out the top three. i can see bieber. not sure about daily. problem will you because of the voice. but doesn't surprise me amy schumer. no also i read that brad pitt, if you click on something that was out there with brad pitt, trouble. >> another celebrity death hoax. that's what they were. they were saying he's dead. it was click bait. >> stay off that stuff. >> m wilson and my computer went crazy. all kinds of stuff popped up. a lot going on. we have storms approaching our west coast. some of the rain is heavy. take a look at sky tower. this is amazing. for late september this is wet. i would classify late september as our rainy season. compared to earlier this month and certainly back into summer months, usually a lot drier. heavy rain is poaching the west

we'll zoom in and show you rain that's moving in. this is mostly light rain. no lightning with this. a cooling rain. one thing nice about the rain it drops our temperature quite a bit. there's been other isolated cells moving inland. here's one approaching lakeland. if you are watching us in new port and hudson, this is line of storms off shore is holding together. there's get set along u.s. 19 in western pascow. a lot of population here between now and about 7:30 or so there should be rain moving on shore. it has been a very busy day in citrus county. inverness curving back down 19 all the way up to levy and marion. heavy rain which is moving steadily to the east, northeast into the marion, lake counties

if you're watching us in hernando, spring hill. look to the west. this line is heading your way and brooksville should get rain by 7:30. elsewhere, on their own, cell here, polk city. winnerhaven lake wells and frost proof. rain is moving inland. what else? here we go. lake placid has rain moving from west to east. we had rain earlier today at tia. how about this for the year? we're not going to harp a lot on matthew. this is something that literally is going to be on the map for another seven to 10 days. all i want you to know is check back every day and see how this eventually plays out. in the short term, we know for sure that storm is going to move west and west northwest. already that bands of heavy rain

they've had moderate to heavy bands of rain. winds 50 to 60. the storm will move steadily west. we know that. it may bend to the southwest briefly and then, it will take a big right-hand turn. the question is will that impact perhaps jamaica, kingston? eastern cuba? haiti? after that all betts are off because the models are all over the place. some have a slow moving storm in the others move out to sea. others go up to new england. others hit the carolinas. not many bend back to florida. this is monday, so we certainly have a way to go. we're not going to hype this. we're going to watch is day by day. see how it plays ow. you'll have plenty of time to make any hint of a turn to west. showers redeveloping near the coast late tonight. we're down to 77. fairly wet tomorrow. but many times it won't be raining. 85. showers and thunder showers

we stay in the mid-80s. this weekend with a dying front getting close. the winds flip-flop and go to the east and we see showers and thunder showers moving to the west coast. that could be a problem for the 4:00 game for the bucks on sunday. maybe storms around. we'll see how that plays out. and then we watch and wait and see what happens with matthew. you want to take it day by day. nothing urgent. hopefully the thing will go out to sea and we're all good. hopefully. >> but it's going to ta >> that's the problem. even with today's wednesday, next monday or tuesday it should be south of us. that's why you dent want to be crazy about it right now. >> stay calm, as you like to say. >> but he doesn't stay calm. >> i'm calm right now. >> you are. to viewers and everybody, you're calm. to us, no. >> commercial breaks are a little different. >> when we come back i why this >> when we come back i why this forest

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