>> developing next at 10:00, a school shooting has left two students and a teacher injured. what we are learning about the teen that opened fire. when the news sta vo: we asked women in pinellas county to describe congressman david jolly in one word: woman 1: dangerous. woman 2: backwards. woman 3: out-of-touch... woman 4: that's 3 words. vo: david jolly shares donald trump's backwards agenda for women. jolly opposes a woman's right to choose and voted to defund planned parenthood

have 3 words for david jolly... not for women. vo: house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> we were there when he was maturing. he was a little kid when he was here and a grown man when he went. >> remembering jose fernandez, the emotional tribute from player. >> and two students and a teacher shot at a south carolina elementary school today. what we've learned about the teenaged suspect and the hero firefighter who took him down. >> hundreds of dead fish are washing ashore. which beaches and what is causing the fish kill? >> good evening, everybody and welcome.

joining us. first up at 10:00, remembering% the life of jose fernandez, josh cascio is right there live with the details. i can only imagine, josh. >> yeah, mark, a very emotional night here at alonso high. we spoke with many people who knew him and they had nothing but glowing things to say about the young saying he loved life and he was largerlalarger than life. >> on the very field where he became a pitching sensation, stories of jose hit harder than one of his 96-mile-per-hour fast balls. >> we will never stop bragging

and we will always be proud. >> he defected from cuba and went on to state championships. >> he was so enthusiastic and passionate about everything he did. it's mind-blowing. we knew he was going to be big but not that big. >> big as in a first-round draft pick and rookie of the year and a two-time all-star. > >> during his short life he pleshedaccomplished many of thes ea wthingswe all only dream abo. >> this funeral procession left the field for the last time. >> he was one of the best role models, at such a young age and his story is like, wow, if he

he had heart. >> he just loved life. he was bigger than life. >> and mark, no one on the marlins will ever wear fernandez' jerry again, the teae team will be ret retired number. >> and a boy is in critical condition after a teenaged guan elementary school. another student and teacher were wounded but they've been released from the hospital. a 14-year-old boy is in c 14, and he may be charged with murder. >> that is because shortly after the shooting at the school, authorities found his father dead from a gunshot wound and lot worse. have been an awfully >> so many stories of heroism coming from this small town from

off the playground to the volunteer firefighter who tackled him and held him and the teachers who performed cpr on the most seriously wounded student, keepi keeping him aliv. the suspect drove up in a car got out firing a handgun. two students and a teacher were hit. the gun machine trie school but a teacher locked the door, and then a police were called a volunteer firefighter heard the call and drove them himself, tackled him and held him there until the police arrived. he is not talking to the media. >> he states he did nothing that other volunteer firefighters would not have done. with that said i don't think

don't believe that firefighter brock is an absolute hero to us in the whole community. >> other firefighters helped nurses attend to the students until medical help arrived. anoanother student was shot in e leg and he is the one in critical condition today. his parents prayers. and his grandmother says the teenust before the school shooting and he was crying and upset and so she went to the home and found her son, the suspect's father dead from a gunshot wound. the teen was homeschooled and it's not clear if he ever went to the elementary, or if he knew students there.

and we have new details about that deadly police shooting in california. the el cajon police department said a mentally unstable man was pointing a vape smoking pen at officers. this as the mayor says it took an hours for officers to respond but only a minute for them to open fire. in a press conference the mayor says the officers were both 21-year veterans but only had basic people with mental will health issues. yesterday's shooting took place after the man refused to comply and placed both hands on the ground over an object in what the mayor called a shooting stance. >> we are opening to hearing your complaints. we are open to listening to your protests. we are completely fine with the peaceful protests happening in the street and as long as public

will be no problem with that. >> the fbi ston tonight is now involved in this investigation. >> a big fight in the fight toward zika. congress approving 1.1 billion in emergency funding to keep the virus from spending all a part of a broader spending bill to keep the government running th and this is now crucial with new zika cases being reported ever day. officials previously only disclosed one site ofi of activy but now there are five. closer to home it looks like pinellas county is clear of zika for now, the health department just wrapped up its

tested positive for the virus. >> hundreds of dead fish are washing are aashore on treasure island and it looks like a red tide is to blame. cleanups are scheduled for the dead fish but for now the city says to be extra careful while walking near the shore. scientists say that red tide is naturally occurring kill is not the result of recent wastewater dumps into the bay that we've been talking about. for more information we have a red tide link for you on our website. well, a county is helping to make healthy food more readily available. >> and believe it or not, it's free. making fresh fruit and vegetables available for people

deserts. >> and outrage over hospital pricing. why the same procedure can cost very different amounts depending on your health coverage. and paul, you have a lot to talk about. >> two headlines tonight. first of all, we have heavy rain moving around the bay area, and the trop in tropics are very an the caribbean. the rain is moving west to and an update on matthew coming

vo: we asked women in pinellas county to describe congressman david jolly in one word: woman 1: dangerous. woman 2: backwards. woman 3: out-of-touch... woman 4: that's 3 words. vo: david jolly shares donald trump's backwards agenda for women. jolly opposes a woman's right to choose and voted to defund planned parenthood and deny women access to basic health care like mammograms and cancer screenings. woman 5: i have 3 words for david jolly... not for women.

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>> a new community garden has popped up in a place where access to affordable fresh food is limited. fruit trees were planted and in a few months everything that grows on them will be free to residents. more on the motive for this >> well, kelley, it's a joint effort with the department of health leading the way in manatee county. they say this garden is bringing the food just steps away from their front doors. >> it's not much to look at yet wbut in a few months those roped off trees will be available in bradenton park. >> there are people who don't

>> this woman sends her daughter daily through the park to get home and this is what health officials classify as a food desert. >> a food desert is half a mile or more from a grocery store and so there is less access to healthy fresh fruit. >> and for residents without cars getting access to grocery stores with t healthy food is difficult. >> we have guava, avocado, mango, and star fruit. >> 25 trees were donated. for local kids, the idea of having a snack on hand is a plus. >> i like to come out here and play football with a lot of friends and instead of me running home and getting something to drink or eat you can come over and pick a mango

>> if case people are hopeless they can come and pick fruit. >> similar groves will be springing up in other food desert neighborhoods soon, and it is hoped they will inspire people to make healthier choices especially children. >> an irrigation system was installed in the park as well. the community won't even have to worry about simply stop by, grab a snack and head out. >> thank you so much, crystal. >> well, president obama signed an official disaster declaration for low-cost loans for properties that were uninsured

damage from hermine, and schools have have a few extra days to make up those lost to the storm, but the board just announced holidays will be the same and there will be one extra day of school before they lose a day but i'm betting they would rather lose it there than at the beginning of the summer. >> and they did end up missing quite a bit of school because of hermine. >> and that paul, the reports are looking like a category 2 in a couple of days? >> or maybe higher. this is something that is going to be on the map maybe 10 to 14 days. that long.

step, but no reason to fret yet. the summer rain machine continues and the clouds coming in from the gulf all day. we had multiple bands of rain coming in, and look at that, the sky gets dark, a few breaks and then the day ends with a little bit of a hint of a sunset right there there. a very tropical sky, and for this time of day and is pretty wet, let's face it. nothing of note in the bay area but south and west, some heavy lightning and heavy thunderstorms impacting wauchula, and myaka city, and moving off to the south and southeast. and these storms are on your way in you're in high llands county.

and it will be raining soon in avon park, and then off to the east coast, the showers are diminishing up in lake and sumter counties. right now it's a muggy night. temperatures mostly in the 70's and the dewpoint is still up. we thought earlier this week it could be a day or two or dryer air. friday and the weekend? that is not going to happen, the front is not going to take it the headline is matthew which has moved into the cr caribbean. and the winds have turned to the south and southwest. i should say on the east and southeast, indicating the storm has gone by. the winds have been gusting. and we are also watching live radar from barbados. you see the center is about here, the islands like st. lucia

with 65 miles per hour winds, up from 60 at 5:00. this should be a hurricane if not tomorrow but nen the then te graforecast gets a bus bit dicei think there would be impacts on cuba is huge and so the models are simply all over the place. now it's complicated and in five to seven days when this is overhere, there will be rounds of a ridge and then a truf and d then a ridge. it will all be in the timing of the ridges and troughs that will dictate which way matthew is

the gfs model over and over shows a hurricane moving east of our state and parallelling the coast up to new england but the european model is showing a storm that hangs around the bahamas for a couple of days and then bends back to the west. i will be honest, the confidence in this situation beyond five days is very, very low. we'll watch it step by step. it's a long way impacts the united states at all. the showers will be developing near the coast late tonight, wet tomorrow, with showers and thundershowers all moving inland. we are back in the mid 80's and the outli outlook is more showed storms moving inland with a high of 86. and the forecast looks wet. we go from a west to an east wind this weekend meaning showers and thunderstorms during the afternoon.

80's for highs and mid 70's for lows. >> thank you, paul, we'll give you more time later. >> and it's a first for obama's time in the white house. >> that's right, congress has

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>> developing right now for the first time since president obama took office, congress has the issue is the bill allowing 9/11 families to sue saudi arabia. >> but some lawmakers are worried this law could hurt international relations. >> when weighed against the moral imperative, we have to do right by the 9/11 victims. >> it was the rarest of

colleagues to overrule the veto, that gives victims' families the right to sue saudi arabia. but despite that some lawmakers were torn between sympathy for 9/11 families and the attack on sovereign immunity. >> i'm going to support this but could be unintended consequences that work against our national interests. >> this is a dangerous precedent and an example of why sometimes you have to do what is hard. and frankly i wish congress heae had done what is hard. >> 15 of the 9/11 high jackers

report suggests that a saudi connection should be probed in court. >> this is a domestic situation with which we should not interfere, but they see themselves as a loyal ally in the u.s. war on terror. they have given intelligence and today to the yi u.s. which has helped foil terror plots. >> and still ahead tonight, a pricey problem. >> this was just the bill for the emergency room getting a cut, maybe a $1,000 and i open

drink? private well owners are asking that question around the mosaic sinkhole. they've been wondering, is it safe? >> and the answer to the question is, yes, mosaic hired an independent company to do tests and released the first round of reports today. hundreds of millions of gallons of contaminated water poured into the aquifer, and neighbors say they are relieved by the official results b t testing to continue for several months. >> and water treatment systems took a beating from hermine, tens of millions of wastewater was spilled into the bay and tonight a 150,000-gallon spill is being investigated tonight near ruth eckerd hall. >> they say it was a faulty pipe

they discovered it when a worker came out the next day about nine hours after they say the leak started. >> i'm not happy about it. >> the words sewage and spill immediately put a bad taste in the mouth of this woman, and of course it doesn't smell good, either. the city says 150,000 gallons of raw alligator creek. >> we disinfected this home which is the only one that had a spill on the property and it went into alligator creek, and flowed downstream and was diluted as it went. >> but they say it's relatively minor considering the 30 million

but it's enough to concern neighbors. >> who know if it leaks into the pipes into our water, anda wardd afterwards you find out -- >> you want to know beforehand. >> yeah, that would be nice. >> governor scott mandated better notifies in a bill he signed on monday. we can think the controversy over notice over the dumps in st. pete and the mosaic sinkhole for that. they say they have always put out notice by the deadline. >> when you live in florida things like that happen, but let's correct the pipes so it doesn't happen again. >> the city is waiting to get test results from the water in this creek, and of course we'll check with them and let you know. >> all right, evan, thanks.

local man to the hospital for a cat second, but it's the bill that made his sick. >> where this procedure can cost 40 times more, depending on where you go and the? a. ininsurance you use. >> that is bull, that really is, that is unjustifiable. >> calling bull on a bill. >> i'm just, it's just wrong. >> the cost this music and entertainment company stunned. >> figured the bill for the theater would be $1,000 for a cut, at most, but i opened it up and sure enough it's over 17,000. >> the man slipped while moving equipment and because he was hurt on the job, demaris took

i first saw it, i thought it was a joke, i thought it was a typo error. >> but it's no joke, turns out when it's under worker's comp, the price can sky rocket. >> they pay 43% more than the average insurance company. >> and they in thissed what aca patients pay have more to do with where you go and your insurance. the prices are not based on the actual services but the bargaining power of the insurance providers. only government plans are not negotiated. >> if a $17,000 bill comes in, medicare or the government pays 80% of what that private insurance company would pay >> florida is one of the few states

transparency into health care so that consumers can compare costs on line but in a case like demaris? he rushed to the e.r. >> folks go in scared and they are afraid to ask about what things cost and whether they can get it less expensive elsewhere. >> these are nonprofit databases that help consumers estimate unplannedplanned we checked and the fair price at other sites? around $300. but hospitals will always be more expensive than regional centers. other care points have less regulatory requirements. workers comp will cover the big

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>> how about this new project that is turning a highway in missouri into a source of green energy. >> it's a great solar road project. they develop solar panels to install on the sidewalk near a rest stop in conway, missouri. look at that, the panels are especially engineered to be walked and driven on. and they contain led lights and can even support the weight of a 13semi truck. the company says if this goes

>> it sounds goofy but tell me you don't see that 10 years down the road. time to start taking advantage of the sun. >> it is, especially here in florida. >> thank you, guys. developing right now at 11:00, congress overrides a presidential veto and gives victims of 9/11 the option to sue saudi arabia. >> i wish congress has done what is hard. >> t result from this bill and how florida lawmakers voted on it. >> he will always be our student and we will always be proud. >> a hometown hero never to be forgotten. how alonso high is remembering jose fernandez. >> out of all of that we have, he would be the last i would