from northport, siesta key, he's still getting the storms. or so before things wind down, a lot of these games kickoff around 7:30 pm, you're going to be okay i 7:30 pm. -- by 7:30 pm. i would wait for another half hour or longer before things wind down. everything else is good to go. temperatures right now are in the lower to middle 80s, the middle 90s today. this was the previous record. right now, storms are popping. all of these initial reporting stations with storms in the lower 80s. there are no changes here, this is east to west wind, meaning sunshine in the mornings and storms in the afternoon. this makes it a lot easier to make your weekend plans. you are good to go until 3 pm. and by 10 pm, the things wind down. and, maybe possible. but i think the bulk of arguing area will be rain for you by 10 pm. -- 10 am. by middle to late afternoon, the timing starts. the heavy storms will be right along the coastline. so, no real changes sunday we begin to see a little bit more moisture coming in whether it is just a little piece of we're kind

i do have one crash to tell you about, northport in sarasota county, southbound i-75 at toledo blade boulevard, reports of some earlier roadblocking on i-75 but we're not seeing any slowdowns, we're still in the green there threw the northport area. >>> captain al is flying over the crash we've been talking about on the howard frankland in the southbound lanes. what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: good morning. we're looking southbound 275 just on the other side of the overpass there, or bridge in the middle of the bridge there. not really a problem because it's there on the shoulder. over my right shoulder, looking in downtown tampa where westbound i-4 merges with downtown 275. i do see some emergency activity at dale mabry at waters. back to you. entering its third day for this man who slipped out the back window of a deputy's cruiser while he was handcuffed. >> deputies say the man, joel canchola was arrested for violating his probation but managed to escape. abc action news anchor james tully is live at the manatee county sheriff's office. exactly how did this happen? >> r

the plane took off from kissimmee gateway airport ye crashed a few hours later in northport, alabama after having engine problems. the plane was heading to oxford, mississippi. on board the plane, three couples that attended a dental seminar in orlando. this is one of them... doctor jason farese and his wife, doctor lea farese. two other dentists were also killed, along with their wives. it's still not clear who was flying the plane. the couples leave behind a ?total of 11 children. st. petersburg police now know what caused a three car night: a suicide. troopers say one of the drivers... leonard garza.... shot and killed himself while heading northbound. his car swerved into the path of two other vehicles. investigators say no one in any of the other cars were seriously hurt. a hillsborough detention deputy is being celebrated as a hero. he helped save 3- year-old boy from drowning. it all happened just before 5 p-m saturday at the splash harbor water park in indian rocks beach. deputy "h playing in the pool with his own 3-year-old son when he heard a woman screaming. the woman spot

englewood over to northport and around through sarasota and manatee county, we are still seeing rain and we have just seen a few dying cells in the brandon and bloomingdale area. all of this continuing to kind of that is exactly what is happening and will continue to happen, here are the totals over the past 24 hours, out in the gulf, this area has got like 15.5 inches of rain coming down, 3 1/2 inches down to two inches in parts of pinellas county into hillsborough, manatee 1.2 inches, sarasota over one inch. then we get into polk county we are seeing the flooding potential. that is why the flood watch has been posted and it will remain in effect until tuesday morning for citrus, hernando and pasco county. looking at your day planner or evening planner for tonight, temperatures around 79 degrees going up a little bit into overnight. and not moving much at all over the next day or so as we continue to see the rain come down. a complete look at the timing of the storms and more importantly when it ringing over the next 48 hours coming up in less than 15 minutes. >>> meanwhile, the fea

. >>> 82 seminal, 86 clearwater and our temperature 82 in lakeland and 80 in northport. wesley chapel. high-pressure continues to dominate and we don't see much in shower activity may be a bit off the salt was part of florida and looks like high above in the atmosphere at the surface front to the north we are transitioning to more than easterly flow. the dryer air has been hanging around for some time and you can see on the water vapor imagery. >> we did not show you fiona earlier but there it is, nothing to get excited about. light winds at this is the tropical invest, the area of investigation, 90 9l and it moves to the west here in quite a bit of dry air. this is the dry sahara air coming off of africa and it is a hindrance for tropical systems that they will have to do without for the short term track of these models makes it interesting. 30 mph winds and this is not a developed tropical depression, storm, or hurricane. you will likely see quite a bit of this on social media and we will continue to keep you informed on that particular system. obviously the hurricane

are on the scene of a deadly plane crash in tuscaloosa county that killed 6 people, according to northport police. the small plane was reportedly having engine trouble before it came down. it crashed into trees... near the tuscaloosa regional the three couples onboard were on their way back from a dental convention in florida. a tragic story out of texas.... police a mother confessed to killing her two young children... and then hiding their bodies. investigators say the woman asked her friend for help moving yesterday... and when he questioned her about where her daughters were.. she told him she had killed them. he drove her to a police station, where officers say she admitted she drowned the 5 and 7 year old. their bodies were found under would she do this why would anyone do this. it's just senseless. it's just a phone call awayi would have came and got these kids." the mother is now charged with capital murder. police say she has no history of mental illness. a woman had to cut her vacation short... after finding out someone moved into her home. crystal taylor says her neighbors calle

down to sarasota and northport, it is 84. now, it looks like the temperatures further inland will stay cooler today because that's where the storms will build-up first. as you work your way further 94 in this area. they will hit 93. why? here's why. we will watch those showers build earlier in the afternoon. they will work their way back across. it will take a while for them to move into the area and into our northern neighbors. the heating of the day will allow those temperatures to go up more. by 70 we will have showers. they will linger until 9 or weather for you. starting off with temperatures in the water about 88. it will be up to about 87 with those storms working their way in later this afternoon. uv index is in the extreme category at 11. heat will be in the extreme category because it feels like triple digits. we get more moisture in into the upper 80s. over night lows will be in the upper 70s. we will start to see a clearing and a return to normal by the end of the week. it changes due to the tropical moisture movi

and to the south, very heavy downpours around venice, and this is all moving across 75 right near northport but most of the heaviest rain has been just to the north. again, we have heavy downpours and this is just the summertime variety of stores. but what is ahead of us, take a look at this map, this is a possible rainfall totals across the area through friday afternoon. and looking at totals anywhere from the 4 inch to the over 6 inch range across most of the coastal areas we are seeing the highest totals even sarasota so again, we are looking at very heavy rainfall with locally higher amounts possible as the storm continues to move in our direction. and the timing for this heavy rain were will become more consistent will be wednesday especially through the late part of the afternoon and into the evening and continuing through thursday and is starting to taper off on friday morning. so we are looking at the possibility of not only the localized flooding but also coastal flooding. >>> right now, calls to end the violence in chicago after nba star dwayne wade's cousin was killed in the cros

(mayor bobby herndon, northport, al): "it was an aircraft landing in tuscaloosa regional airport and it sent out a distressed signal. tuscalofi their airport fire trucks on standby, hoping that the plane was going to land, but it fell short, it fell in this park that is run by the park and recreation of tuscaloosa county. there are fatalities, we are waiting for the faa to get here to take charge of the scene. the ntsb out of atlanta should be here in three or four hours. there will be people here around the clock piecing together what happened." kissimmee, florida, to oxford, mississippi. still ahead in your entertainment news..johnny depp's divorce drama continues. plus--- a sneak peek of brad pitt's new movie. 3 and... this runner isn't letting his age stop him from getting the gold ... in the senior olympics competition. feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. johnson: i've always said i'll be the calmest guy on my election night. i win either way. narrator: if he loses, senator johnson falls back on the ten million dollar bonus he paid himself as ceo. a big corpo

across i-75 near venice just outside of the northport area. this is moving through sarasota, bradington and possibly brushing the sky way. not great timing to have these heavy downpours across major roads and bridges. we will have to deal with it today. it started inland early this afternoon now bubbling up continued to press off the coastline and will continue to do this next couple hours. futurecast you can see at 8:00 exactly in the spot by showing you we have a good chance for heavy downpour through sunset. by midnight starting to dry out and skies clear overnight or partly clear overnight allowing us a beautiful start to saturday morning. it things are looking gorgeous. if you want to head out and take the morning jog these are looking good. don't worry about rain not until about 3:00-4:00 we start to see showers and storms tomorrow. some of that could be closer to the tonight looking good evening storms tapering off around midnight. 78 degrees as the overnight low. pretty consistent with we have seen lately. if you are planning on taking

. >>> if you're looking for a job there's a hiring happening in northport today. it's a window supplier and door supplier. a hiring event will be at the goodwill in tamiami trail in north port this afternoon. organizers say no appointment is necessary. >>> we're checking the drive in pinellas county. from bridge-to-bridge. if you're heading to the veterans expressway it's starting to slow a little, typical this time of morning, 26 minutes from 54 to 275. 21 minutes just to get from van dyke to 275. >>> captain al is flying over a crash in dover, what is happening? >> reporter: good morning. appears to be a very serious accident, perhaps a fatality on mlk, a little east of forks road, they have mlk closed both directions, i suspect it's going to be like this for a while. you it's just one thing you see. also on either side, they have the whole area blocked off. two vehicles, suv and little pickup are involved, so keep it in mind. mlk is going to be closed, either 60 or i-4. >>> much drier out there. in fact no rainfall, we're in pretty good shape until the afternoo

according to their wedding web site, the northport high school sweethearts were set to be married in april. the suffolk county executive released a statement honoring martella, his communications 1 >> reporter: governor cuomo described him... start >> reporter: overnight, an 81- year-old man died of his injuries. he was one of four people inside of this blue car, crushed during the crash. his wife is in critical now, police believe that speed was a factor in this crash and suffolk county investigators today will be examining all three vehicles involved to check for mechanical flax. in stony brook, long island, magdalena doris, cbs 2 news. >> thank you, magdalena. >>> the fight against zika is on track to cost the city tens of millions of dollars. >> with hundreds of new yorkers already infected, targeting the city's mosquito population is a top priority. janelle burrell is live with >> reporter: 480 people have been diagnosed with the virus in new york city. 49 of them are pregnant women. it's believed they contracted it while traveling. city officials say they are taking aggressive

>>mike: i like the northport. it was hot. did you get the storms to? >>juliet: we missed them. we left in the afternoon. >>mike: they did come through. we just dodged it so there you go. let's out there. you know what the good news is, after the storms moved by we break in terms of the humidity out of the picture for at least a little while. yesterday was beautiful and we got a nice one out there today, 73 degrees at central park and the viewpoints at 57 degrees, that's a loan number with mainly clear skies at central park but throughout the northeast in general it's mostly clear, a few clouds over the southern and central sections of new jersey. buffalo. here's what we see with the satellite, you see what we are talking about with the clouds out there, they are clouds of no consequence because they are not producing any rain and not even going to block out the su . it will filter it a little bit but that's it. you're going to see more son than anything today and it's still on the dryer side so what you will see is our temperatures climbing back up to 83 by midday and a high of

told to get out on the map you see the area on a mockingbird lane and also old robinson ranch area northport'snjuries 50 using to drop fire retardant and we will bring you the latest. and the seers say they've arrested two drat juvenile suspects. here at sequoia road. as well as a replica firearms. >> reporter: welcome to 2019 for the tollbooth is actually removed. place i administrative leave and as we first told you last night and danced there is on leave due to personal reason and is not exactly clear why. >> steve:still no word tonight out of hayward after the city's police chief was placed on administrative leave. as we first told you last night on kron 4 news--chief diane stuart is on leave due to a personal reason. she has been the chief since 2011. but it is not clear why. other than the city says it is investigating the matter. here's a update on a story we told you about last night at 6. authorites say a woman who escaped police custody friday at a jail in martinez has been arrested. police found 29-year-old nyilah hutcherson at a home in richmond hours ago. officers say they took he

tomorrow afternoon and even away from the water, 106 in northport. 103 in poughkeepsie tomorrow afternoon as well. future tracker, quiet during the afternoon hours. hazy sunshine in here, not that you want it with the humidity. showers and storms pop up. the latest trend indicating it's from the city on more north and west. even if you're watching to the south of the area, with this type of air mass, a pop-up shower or thundor leftovers in and around the city and then it quiets down overnight. clouds giving way to hazy sunshine. we'll see that repeat itself one more time on sunday. 93, that's the actual high temperatures today. low 90s for the hudson valley. here's the ten-day. mid-90s tomorrow and sunday. scattered showers and storms in the evening. chance of showers on tuesday, upper 80s. and friday with temperatures in the middle 80s. let's talk about the morning commute with lauren. >>> it's rolling along nicely but not the long island expressway. there's an accident blocking two to three lanes out there. westbound rubber necking as well. there are lanes blocked with construction on t

. >> host: dave in northport, y new york, good morning to you. >> caller: good morning.ick question, i see a few people on tv, and listening to criticisms how you measure the unemployment and two quick things i want to ask about. is how do they differentiate between full-time and part "time" jobs? person has two part-time jobs do they count that as two jobs created? especially on the last numbers that came, what is the birth-death rate model? how does that affect it? just curious, also how does the unemployment, when they calculate it now, how is it different than 1970? have they changed? thank you very much for -- >> host: thankthank you, dave. we'll try to remember all the questions. >> guest: i may need help. have we changed way we measured unemployment? no. not since the 1940s. that one's simple. the birth death model is something that we use in thee payroll survey. we ask companies how many jobs they had this month compared to last month but, it, it's, we don't have information about births of companies and often it is very difficult to get in touch with a company t

that was sunset on monday there in northport. i like that. i'm going to take a little flight, i an i'm -- and i'm hope thag this is kenneth, 59. look at this picture that he sent n. love this too from stewartsville, new jersey. that is spectacular. thank you for that, kenneth. now, let's take flight together. we got -- oh, hello, sunshine. pretty day under way. we are going to see almost a repeat, you'll see numbers close to where we were yesterday and humidity really doesn't start to climb until tonight. 67 in ridgefield. 75 out the door in the city, so there is that morning variety. by midday, though, many of us in the low- to mid-80s. 86 your high in the city, 86 for the city, it's 2 degrees above normal. we like 2. anytime we see the number 2, we get excited. 103 the record. no where near that. sun is up 6:01, sun sets at 8:01. ron on the jersey shore talking about lost daylight since the beginning of the season. he's bummed about that. many bummed about this, the deficit in th inches below normal. much of the area is still dealing with m