>> 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

he served as treasure. what police say his excuse was for doing it. >> we begin at 11:00 with a first for president obama. congress voting to override his veto. today's vote gives families and victims of 9/11 the right to siouxsuesaudi arabia in federal, and the vote was lopsided but it comes with a angry, saying that the supposed american ally either didn't do enough to prevent the attacks or was complicit in them but the certain is lawsuits from our citizens could set a precedent for people in our countries to sue us. in other words, how can our soldiers do their jobs if they are worried about exposing america to a lawsuit.

>> well, i think it was a mistake. >> to offer a supersimple scenario imagine if 60 families of a way ward bomb in syria could sue the united states or the pentagon itself. >> it doesn't have to do with my sympathy for 9/11 families it has to do with me not wanting to see us for the works we are doing all around the world. >> only one center voted for the override, david jolly is the only florida republican to agree with the president. he says we should consider the number of will times our nation intervenes for the cause of freedom and security and now imagine our personnel were subject to civil liability in those nations.

fight to get long classified 9/11 documents that tie the saudi arabia government to 9/11 hijackers and he says bringing this to court would help to get 80,000 more pages released and that could reveal what the saudis knew and when. >> it could also open the flood gates to information. i know some of what the attorneys representing the families have been del convince people that the saudis were not our allies. >> and sarasota republican buchanan says the legislation restores a long-established principle of government that

sided with the president. >> it's going to be fascing to see how this whole thing rolls out. and i another vote on capitol hill. a 1.1 billion emergency spending bill was approved in part to help fight zika w but it's a pat of a broader spending bil >> it was a tearful fight at alonso high sool in tampa as friends, faculty and staff remember the life ofose fernandez, an alonso alum. fox 13's josh cascio was there emotional.it has to be >> you know, we were on the baseball field earlier tonight,

the is no crying in baseball, but i can tell you there were quite a few tears on the field d it was perfectly acceptable as folks were staring stories about forme anso high pitcher jose fernandez, the pncipal saying he loved life a was larger than life. he came from cuba withis mother when he was 15 years old. baseball ssation as you kno he tragically died in a boating accent -- at a youn age, and the story alone is wow, if he can do

>> also, today in m thousands saying good-bye as fernandez funeral procession rolls by. no one again with ever wear the number 16. we are live in tampa tonight. josh cascio, fox 13 news. >> new tonight, a local service says that tens of thousands of dollars meant church was stolen by one of their own. the treasure of the columbian club, a catholic group affiliated with the knights of columbus. investigators say he drawned tht $90,000. >> you can only beetyed by someone you trust. and it was not likee bug in a stranger saying there is a

this was a guy who-ome of us had golfed with, and came to our place to clean up and brought in guest speakers to talk about raising money for vations and yog gentlemen studying to becomeriests. he was involved. >> he says he wrote checks to himself to jump start wood furniture biness claiming that the money was just a loan. >> he hoped to recoup the money to but put the money back and ne would know the difference. >> he confessed after a check for $50,000 bounced. that check was supposed to help with renovations at the church,

>> and last night we told you about the arrest of tony conti jconti jr a 71-year-old licensed psyherapist. two women said he had gedd them after sayinit was a necessary p of t greament trtment but after news arst, me women came forward more charges may be likely. th 18-year-old w arreste for hitting aedestrian with his car and not stopping. troopers say the teen hit ann marie skeens. she was taken to the hospital with serious injuries and pereta has been chaed with leaving

could be getting closer to an agreement with ride sharing companies? background checks including a staid-wide criminal background search including sex offder and the fbi's most wanted list, but it's still not clear whether the transportation commission approve that deal. we are told that representatives there. >> and we have this update on a local little league that is missing tens of thousands of dollars. tonight they are getting -- they are struggling to keep their season going. the on-line company is withholding about $40,000 from the league, and until that money is turned over, the league has started a gofundme account to keep their season alive, and

received almost $11,000. we had a feeling that the community would step up. >> 11 grand? that is really wonderful. well, coming up a largo police officer gets a little bit emotional knowing that her gesture went a long way. >> i was on cloud 9 and i still am. >> how she helped grieving parents turn something their son left behind into a lasti story. >> and two students and a teacher shot outside a south carolina elementary school, and what police discovered two miles away. >> this is the time of year we can drop into the upper 60's and low 70's. that is good stuff, and the new update is in, we'll have the new

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elementary school where he shot two students and a teeper who were on the playground. we just learned one of those students a kindergartener is in critical condition today. investigators are trying to find out what prompted the violence. >> gunfire at an amount tear ely school. >> i received a call from my son's mother about an active shooter at tried to get here as fast as i could. >> a teen walked on to campus with a gun and shot two male elementary students and a female teacher. >> -- stating an armed male on the school grounds and a student had been shot.

the other was hospitalized reportedly in serious condition. before the shooting there the teen shot and killed his 47 father at home. this in townville, near greenville. >> the response by teachers and staff kept this horrific tragedy from being much worse. >> investigators are not identifying him calling him minor but saying he had been homeschooled. a volunteer firefighters reportedly helped to take the teen in custody, and following the fire, all of the students at the school were safe, bussed to a nearby church and reunited with their families. >> this is going to be a slow and t methodical investigation.

critical condition, and his parents are asking for your prayers. >> so sad. well, tonight fire officials brevard county are saying that a fire along old state highway 70 is still burning although they are making progress. they say that the cause of the fire is lightning may be the cause. >> i think that is amazing is july a run for its money.ne and we went a week or two without much activity at all, and there is more to come.

on st. pete beach, check this out. the photographer was find enough to take this picture and send it in. great colors late in the day, and we don't get a lot of daylight now and this was a great view on st. pete beach with showers coming into from ae gulf. and we have days of the east wind, and then we'll do a flip-flop. rain coverage for late september and early october, let's show you sky tower. this is he heavy rain that has n drifting in, and if you're watching in sebring and avon park, the storms are around you. lake wales with a steady rain,

storms near arcadia, and we zoom in and there is arcadia, down 17, moderate rain and lots of lightning. some light showers moving on shore in manatee and s sarasota. with a west wind and some energy i would assume there are showers near the coast very late tonight, and with showers where they should not broken. it is not 89 -- sarasota has a 77 and dewpoints are high, and we may get a break from the humidity. >> not go going to allow -- >> on matthew, we'll show you the stats in a second. one thing we can show you this

system just by the science of it, you look back on ow her hherminewas so tough to get goit never looks like this east and soasoutheast of us. as far as size goes this is going to be a big hurricane, and it's gone from the atlantic east of the wester antilles, you are in the and this is radar from barbados and you see the center right here that will continue to move to the west. here is the update. this is the 11:00 advisory, top winds 65 moving west at 15. it will stay generally west, maybe west-southwest for a bit. the position friday is in the central caribbean and all models

towards jamaica and the easter tip of cuba on monday. notice how big the cone is here. the hurricane center is mixed. the forecast is difficult, lots of upper level changes in the united states that will ultimately impact the future track and intensity of matthew. some models have it going well to the east of florida. i mean, the model here -- some to the west but this is not a complicated setup, and even on monday it's here. this is wednesday, by the time it gets here, we'll certainly have a we are idea where ultimately it's going to go if you from the east coast of florida to m new england is here

out to sea is in play as well. showers redeveloping near the coast and down to 77. storms will build and head inland tomorrow, highs of 85 and still fairly wet for late september with at the same timen the mid 80's. the winds shift east and northeast over the weekend meaning storms heading back to the west coast and good day tampa bay tomorrow morning. >> we are voting for ots if you want iron on that, out to sea. get out of there. well, they rushed to save those injured in the pulse night club shooting. >> and the governor paid tribute to the hero in the state's worst mass shooting.

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willing to rush into the scene and put their lives in danger. >> money from the one orlando fund will be distributed to the victims and families. a to get of $29 million was collected and tonight another 800,000 was presented to the fund. and a family is praising a largo police officer. >> what a story here. she went out of her way to his family remember their son who drowned in an accident in upstate new york. and so they drove all the way here with a mirror in their car. he put his messy hands on a mirror on the day of his death as a joke for his mom, and so this officer came in to lift the handprint from the mirror.

crying. >> and you see the final product, and bachman tattooed the words your wings were ready but my heart was not. >> the rays and the white sox squaring off on a tight one in the windy city, and seferian-jenkins getting a warm welcome in the big apple.

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streak, which happens to be their longest since the all-star break. an hour and 45 worth of delay, and runs hard to come by as well. shaishaeffer doubles down the l. they get the out, and then logan forsythe with another opportunity flies out to and that ends the inning and leaving the runner on base. he picks up his fourth strike-out, two and two-thirds inns for snell and it's 1-0 white sox currently in the seventh. and seferian-jenkins is getting teammates he can lean on,