holds water and hidden in bushes or else were dump the water and do it over soil not into a drain the larva can continue growing in the pooled water is sewage disthe first of its kind the area if the sewage is two extreme have a licensed plumber assist water pools in rain gutters and snaking and cleaning out the water when keep the water from pooling and keep in mind that mosquito breed in other waters like catch balgsz and construction barriers interest crawl spaces with clmg is an issue you may have is week to cause the water to collect this is an sour of mosquito so for buildings just fix the clean air act drains and catch basins can be mosquito ground it will eliminate it as a possible location keep shrubbery and growths estimated any water to can be seen and eliminated birdbath and fountains and uncovered hot tubs mosquito breed but it is difficult to dump the water out of a hot top can't dump the water adding mosquito finish rids the source of mosquito there are also traditionally methods to protect you installing screens on windows and doors and using a mosquito net and politically a

. >> reporter: one of them put a jar of mosquito larva point. babies are facing a real health risk and congress is failing to make a decision. they failed to make a bill which would block plann parenthood from getting a contrace have to through sexual intercourse. >> it's what lead to congressman's larva-spreading speech. >> it's not good enough work on. the time for cis for zika is over. the politics for zika is over. >> reporter: and relief needs to come soon and there are 300 cases of zika right now. and 17 babies have been born with severe birth defects. now the center for disease and prevention has warned congress several times that they need more money. congress is saying redirecting funds from obama care to support favor of the proposal. they are in favor that will fund the spending of the government before funds run out this year. >>> anchor: thank you, chris. >>> well, the flooding could make hermine the most expensive flooding damage in years. now they say they want to buy homeowners out the damage amount may get them to federal disast

turns out, mosquito larva and not mosquitoes they weren't infected with zika any way. in florida the virus spread. 56 confirmed cases of locally transmitted infections and the battle is turning ugly. dozens turned out in miami to protest the use of a powerful pesticide to kill mosquitos that carry zika. >> reporter: the chemical used, over the city in a mist. every expert said such a fine, small amount it is harmless to humans. i got to till you trying to convince people here in miami beach that it is harmless is proving difficult. just yesterday, miami beach began ground spraying using bti, slowly kills mosquito larvae. with mosquito counts on the rise that fight will be taken to the air as it was in the miami month. planes carrying a neurotoxin, naled will be used to target adult mosquitoes over a 1 1/2 square mile area of miami beach. naled band by the european union. the epa website says it is used in this country since 1959 without posing unreasonable risks. when applied according to the label. at high doses however, it can overstimulate the nervous system. causin

this morning, spraying bti, natural bacteria that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend, 19 traps on miami beach showed increase in mosquitoes the to combat the aerial spraying will begin thursday morning using the controversial insecticide. the mayor of miami beach >> we had initially heard aerial spraying was not possible because of high buildings and wind pattern. what changed? >> i heard the same thing. supposedly the cdc has decided that it is appropriate. and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: a neurotoxin, banned in the european union. the u.s. environmental protection agency says it has without posing risks to people. but spraying is not sitting well with miami city beach commissioner mike greco. >> i'm not willing to take it lying down. >> to sue to stop it? >> if we can do it. >> his facebook page, in the undated with angry residents opposed. he would rather take his chances with zika. >> the impact of the disease is relatively low. when, you know, the solution week in south carolina after four travel related zika ca

lobster larvae. lobster larvae. but doesn't every fish eat lobster larvae?e a delicacy. yeah, it does sound like a-- yeah. i would guess that every fish does, but-- so aren't we being a little negative on this guy? (mark laughs) no, we're not. trust me, kevin. but i'm amazed that this is so delicious. i'm-a go home to my fish tank and lemon and tartar up, uh... ol' skippy. (laughter) but let me ask you something. yeah, sure. if they taste that delicious, why haven't anybody else harvested this, uh, fish out of the sea? it's very labor intensive. it's taken us a long time and it's cost us a lot of money. what's the process of catching them? they don't bite on a hook, and they live in caves of the reef. of the reefs, yeah. so you can't net them. so they're only speared. and we deal with, uh, mexican spearing cooperatives. how can you scale it if you have to spear each one of 'em? there's a surprising number of, uh, spear fishing cooperatives in the caribbean. so how does the cost of the fish per pound compare to other fish, like sea bass or trout or whatever?

turns out, mosquito larva and not mosquitoes they weren't infected with zika any way. in florida the virus spread. 56 confirmed cases of locally transmitted infections and the battle is turning ugly. dozens turned out in miami to protest the use of a powerful carry zika. >> reporter: the chemical used, an insecticide, naled sprayed over the city in a mist. every expert said such a fine, small amount it is harmless to humans. i got to till you trying to convince people here in miami beach that it is harmless is proving difficult. just yesterday, miami beach began ground spraying using bti, slowly kills mosquito larvae. with mosquito counts on the rise that air as it was in the miami neighborhood of wynwood last month. planes carrying a neurotoxin, naled will be used to target adult mosquitoes over a 1 1/2 square mile area of miami beach. naled band by the european union. the epa website says it is used in this country since 1959 without posing unreasonable risks. when applied according to the label. system. causing nausea, dizziness, or confusion. >> epa says it is safe

this morning, spraying bti, natural bacteria that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend, 19 traps on miami beach showed increase in mosquitoes the to combat the rising numbers. aerial spraying will begin thursday morning using the controversial insecticide. the mayor of miami beach >> we had initially heard aerial spraying was not possible because of high buildings and wind pattern. what changed? >> i heard the same thing. supposedly the cdc has decided that it is appropriate. and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: naled is a neurotoxin, banned in the european union. the u.s. environmental protection agency says it has been used here since 1959 without posing risks to people. but spraying is not sitting well with miami city beach commissioner mike greco. >> i'm not willing to take it lying down. >> to sue to stop it? >> if we can do it. >> greco's facebook page inundated with angry residents opposed to naled. alberto gross says he would rather take his chances with zika. when, you know, the solution could be just as bad as the

>> reporter: crews are double dosing chemicals to kill the larva and adult mosquitoes, and bug spray. that's a lot of chemical exposure. >> it's the better of two evils. my sister is in the first trimester, and i worry about her, but i worry about the chemicals but in the short-term it's just about keeping her and her baby safe. >> reporter: david burger agrees saying there's so much we don't know about the with life-long problems. >> reporter: but children are most susceptible to the chemicals. >> i have patients who are saying i don't want to risk being bitten by a mosquito, but i don't want to expose myself or my child to deet either. if a person feels deet is the right thing for them, putting to their skin. >> reporter: there's natural products on the market, consumer reporting giving it high marks. >> the application is more frequently. >> reporter: the key ingredient is said to be safe for pregnant women and children as much as 6 months old. >> we will talk more about pakeriden and other alternatives on news channel 8. >>> no chaotic scene at a concert in california. this happen

. >> bti attacks the larva of the mosquito, getting into their gut and making so they can't process food and can't develop. >> the stronger insecticide is controversial. it is banned from the european union. some say it's dangerous for women. the commissioner calling on miami dade county to stop using it all together. >>> ole their photo of travis rudolph sitting with beau paski went viral. he was sitting alone until rudolph sat with him. now everyone wants to sit with him at school! >> i'm a superstar! yet! yesterday he invited bo to meet the entire team. >>> one man's idea of giving back is almost unbelievable. why he decided to donate a kidney to someone he never met. >> and nothing going on in denver right now. you can see mostly clear, a partly cloudy sky. here in adams, arapahoe, rather, a couple showers and thunderstorms. >>> two colorado strangers are connected for life. in april, one gave the other a kidney. their story is even more unusual because they didn't even meet until months after the transplant. >> extremely picky. >> reporter: burt is a fencing champion, international

. >> pushing the crops, he brought larva to the floor. after a 7-week recess, they're still divided on how to combat potential to hurt birth defects. >> people say why don't you just show the pictures? it's just too horrible. >>> last night house majority leader blocked the latest republican effort to combat zika. their planned parenthood. it contains a measure to prevent veterans to fly the confederate flag. >> this is the third time they have had an opportunity to vote on the issue and they chose the special issues that they have. rhetoric, senior lawmakers are indicated that they will have a massive spending bill before it runs out. >>> anchor: now not passing that bill will shut down portions of the government and that's a move that they will avoid. >>> scratch our itch for comfortable leading the charge but don't take my word for it. heard from him. you and me. ? hey guys, i'm going to tell you what it's like to be a fireman. ? helping you connect to what matters most. bright house networks. - marco. - polo. - marco. - polo. marco. m

. >> dti attacks the actual larva of the mosquito getting into their gut and making it so they can't process food and can develop. >> back in august miami-dade zika virus zones north of downtown alternating between dti and 8 powerful -- powerful neurotoxin. he is a graduate research fellow at the university of miami. >> when a droplet of the infected -- insects died -- insecticide touches it because it really. >> it's effective but controversial. it was banned from the european union. officials say for pregnant women and could result in their babies developing behavioral issues. the cdc and the epa of insist it is safe. the florida governor says the cdc is recommending mamie beach is helicopters to spray. miami beach commissioner says people in his community do not want it. >> the governor has a job to do. but at the same time he is not on the ground here miami beach. >> the commissioner is calling on miami-dade county to stop using it altogether. the mayor says it has proven to be effective. and the cdc tells cbs news it's up to miami beach. if they don't want to use it no one is fo

. >> bti attacks the actual larva of the mosquito getting into their gut and making itzuk&kc sy can't process food and thus they can't develop. >> reporter: back in august miami-dade county began aerial spraying. ce?d can essentially kill anything. side touchesylwvw! a mosquito ij the mosquito almost instantaneous. >> reporter: protested in puerto rico one of the hardest hit zika?1?uew zones in the wor. now it's dangerousb& wzx for prt women and could result in their babies developing behavioral issues. the cdc and the epa both insist nowda";eu? it is safe. florida governor rick scott says the cdc is beach use helicopterszgt?wy? to. miami beach commissioner michael gretco says his community does not want that spraying. we are -- we know what the people?; the mayor of miami-dade county says now it has proven to be effective. one'scrw5x? forcing them too. cbs newsl=] >>> brock)8+w7z turner the man e now officially registered as a sex offender. the former stanford swimmer was sentenced to six months in jail gk? sexually assaulting an unconscious woman behind a trash bin. he ended up serv

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mayor and health officials right now specialized trucks are spraying pesticides that kill mosquito larva at won't mean unless congress ng to fight zika. you see that in his hand that he shows you right there? that is a jar full of mosquitoes from right here in florida. >> it is not our job to try to explain to the american people why we it is our job to respond to the fear and the anxiety and the anger of a population concerned crisis. peing publ >>ha on that thing with two hands. jolly got the mosquitoes from the university of south florida but none had the actual zika virus. the cdc could run out of allocated zika money by the end of this month. >>> new tonight, former itt tech employees are suing. they're saying the school did not give them enough notice it nationwide. rning. ederal law, itt should v it comes after the u.s. department of education banned the school to enroll students who received financial aid. >>> we learned that students ma i have to start from scratch. paul lagrone found out why their credits may be rthless and how the school is making it en harder for them to move

>> reporter: crews are double dosing to kill the larva and mosquitoes, and people are urged to use bug spray. that's lot of chemical exposure. >> right now, that's the better my sister is in her first trimester. i worry about her and the chemicals, too, but i think in the short-term, the bigger concern right now, just keeping her and her baby safe. >> reporter: pediatrician dr. david burger degrees saying there's so much we don't know about the zika virus. >> it's a devastating disease with most likely life-long delays. >> reporter: but children are most listen, i don't want to risk being bitten by a mosquito, but i don't want to expose myself or my child to deet, either. thisst a couple of different approaches to take. you know, certainly if a person feels deet is the right thing for them, putting it own their clothing as opposed to the skin. >> reporter: there's natural products on the market, and marks for the enactiveness. >> the applications -- for the effectiveness. >> the applications need to be happen more often than those with deet. >> and we will discuss picaridin tomorrow wh

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your kit should include mosquito dk tablets that go standing water and can ki squito larva and mosquito action news. at 5:30, we unare doing to >>> an update to a story we you 5:00. hillsborough county will keep track of people with a history of animal abuse. it will make it easier for shelters to avoid adopting out pets to people who have abused animals. >>> did doug out of jail a year and a half after he landed a gyrocopter on the lawn. he served three months of his four month sentence for operating a gyrocopter without a license. >>> a camera apparently the only thing watching a dangerous suspect slip out of his hacuffs. how long this accused murr durranter was allowed to plan his escape with no one watching. >>> plus, a drug strong enough the way that families are fighting to make sure that everyone knows how dangerous it >> welcome back. it's a drug 10,000 stronger jake peterson shows us why local families are working extrsure that everyone knows the signs to look out for. >> reporter: it's supposed to be used to sedate elephants. but it is now being mixed with heroin to produce a

. >> there are products like these that you can sprinkle on plants larvae, you can also use a hose to rinse out the plant. >> that is one of the things people like they are located plants. plant and forget but you can't do that in the modern world. >> anything holding as little as a teaspoon of water can be a breeding ground of water. if you have them in your yard, take care of them to stop the threat. john rogers news channel 8. >>> a florida teenager arrested after posing as a dr. facing fraud and identity charges in virginia. love robinson was charged for practicing medicine without a license, friday he was arrested in stafford county virginia. authorities say he tried to buy a car using fake employment information as well as information from an elderly woman. >> i proceeded to do an application with him, send it approval form from him. he had a cosigner. >> love robinson has been charged with three counts of fraud he was arrested last month on grand theft charges. >>> jury selection underway in seminole county and the trial for a man shooting into george zimmerman struck. facing c

jolly brought live mosquitos to the house floor in washington, the congressman held up mosquitos, some larva, some just hatched. those are the kind that can carry zika, there have been several non-travel related cases of the virus in florida, including pinellas county. congress went on recess without taking action on zika, jolly says floridianerize angry and-- florida id-- floridians are angry and upset. >> they have anger and fear, seeing inaction, in that inaction, they are angry. angry. >> yesterday a vote to fund the fight against zika failed in the senate as we reported. a lot of unrelated issues are wrapped up in the bill, that is part of the problem. congressman jolly said he is willing to accept perfect plans for zika funding. >>> ride sharing company, uber, doesn't just transport people in the bay area, the service will bring breakfast, lunch, and dinner to your door if you w launched in tampa this morning, 8 on your side's meredith took it out for a test drive. >> we will try it. >> uber eats launched this morning with dozens of tampa restaurants on board. you can order from any of

the larvae of caribbean lobster migrate. to maintain lobster stocks and ensure the future of the ecosystem, they have to be studied and protected in neighboring countries. >> my biggest dream is that my children can see this amazing environment. hopefully when they go out they can still go out there and see little lobsters and see little stingrays, manta rays, sharks, and all the beauties that we as this generation can see. that would be the biggest satisfaction. >> all over the world, inequality breeds violence. in many cases, governments respond to this with more violence. police brutality against civilians is still a common occurrence. these student protests took place in south africa in october 2015. in russia, political demonstrations are often forcibly brought to an end. officers also attacked protesters in mexico in 20-14. -- mexico in 2014. and in the us, police violence is on the rise, especially against african americans. >> david bates grew up here on chicago's south side, where most residents are african american

it contains a bacteria that kills the larvae but doesn't harm the plant. you can also use a hose to rinse out the plant every few anything that can hold a teaspoon of water can be a breeding ground. if you have bromeliads in your yard, take care of them to help stop this threat. >>> interesting side note, bromeliads can also serve as homes for mosquitoes who host dengue fever, west nile and dog heartworm. >>> coming up, a major retailer wants to hire you and 70,000 other people for the holidays. >>> also, your next order of could come with a lot of dust and why that is a good thing. >>> this year's heart walk is joining up again in november. were generously matching the first $50 million raised. visit www.wfla.com for details. i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. >>> on wall street today, the dow made up some ground sewing 239 points and the nasdaq g

. >> it attacks the larva of the mosquito getting into the gut to make it so they can't process food and they can't develop. >> the mayor of miami-dade county says the chemical has proven to be effective but critics say it's not strong enough and they need heavier chemicals to be used. the commissioner is calling on miami-dade county to stop using it. >>> a wildfire is growing in northern california. the saddle fire has burned 600 acres in butte county south of paradise. cal fire announced this morning three structures have been destroyed and 300 more are threatened. evacuation orders are in effect in some areas. the fire started yesterday and is only 10% contained. the cause is under investigation. >>> right now, hurricane newton is pounding the southern end of mexico's baja, california, peninsula. power is knocked out and thousands of tourists are stranded in cabo san lucas and other resort areas. newton made landfall this morning as a category 1 storm with heavy rain and winds of 90 miles an hour. it's now moving to the northwest. the national hurricane center says newton could cr

spraying insecticide over the area to kill mosquito larvae. this comes just days after pesticide was dropped in south carolina... which killed more than 2-million bees. but spraying by plane is faster than on the ground.. and in florida.. where there is already a zika problem.. health officials just want to control the disease any way they can. an iconic sandstone formation along the oregon coast has been destroyed by teens.. and the whole thing was caught on camera. the collapse was originally thought to be scene posted this video.. saying quote "the rubble serves as a sobering reminder of the ever present dangers of our fragile coastal rocks and cliffs." lots of sunshine and fairly quiet conditions over the next few days. daytime temperatures will trend from below normal tuesday to above normal by friday. a drier airflow will be our main weather maker. hurricane newton will move over arizona producing showers for phoenix wednesday night into thursday. for us some clouds will drift into our region. as we head toward the weekend triple digit r

"bti attacks the actual larva their gut and making it so they can't process food and can't develop."in august, miami dade county began ?aerial? spraying in wynwood - a zika zone north of downtown miami, alternating between b-t-i and a powerful neurotoxin called naled. "naled or naled can essentially kill anything." tanjim hossain is a graduate research fellow at the university of miami. "when a droplet of the insecticide touches a mosquito it kills the mosquito pretty much instantaneously." effective, naled is controversial. the insecticide was banned from the european union(nats pr) and protested in puerto rico, one of the hardest hit zika zones in the world. officials there say naled is dangerous for pregnant womenand could result in their babies developing behavioral issues. but the c-d-c and the e-p-a both insist its safe. florida governor rick scott says the c-d-c is recommending miami beach use helicopters to spray. spray. the commissioner is now calling on miami-dade county to stop using naled all dade county says naled has proven to be effecitve. the cdc tells cbs news it's u

it is a natural bacterium that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend 19 mosquitoes traps on miami beach showed an increase in mosquitoes. to combat the rising numbers, health officials announced aerial spraying will begin controversial insecticide naled. philip levine is the mayor of miami beach. we had initially heard aerial spraying was not possible because of the high buildings on miami beach and the wind pattern. what's changeed? >> well, i heard the same thing. supposedly the c.d.c. has decided that it is appropriate, and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: naled is a neurotoxin, banned in the european union, but the u.s. environmental protection agency says it's been used here since 1959 without posing risks to but spraying is not sitting well with miami beach city commissioner mike grieco. >> i'm not willing to take the sign down. >> reporter: you would be willing to sue to stop it? >> if we can do it, yeah. >> reporter: grieco's facebook page has been inundated with angry residents opposed to naled. a

traveled to a country with active zika transmission, but crews also found potential host mosquitoes and larva precaution, they are spraying a three-block area of san diego's mt. hope neighborhood. >> prevention is number one. we just need to prevent the mosquitoes from occurring in the first place. >> crews will be trapping mosquitoes in the area and testing them for the virus over the next several weeks. officials say that there have been 34 cases of zika virus in san diego all of which have been travel related. >>> people in cabo san lucas are cleaning up after hurricane newton made landfall this morning. the category one hurricane downed trees knocking out power. no deaths or injuries are being reported in mexico. that storm is making their way northeast up the baja peninsula. and it is expected to reach arizona as a tropical storm starting tomorrow and into thursday. >>> the storm formally known as tropical storm hermine is now making its way up north landing in new england. the tropical storm warning is in effect for eastern new york up to massachusetts. waves are high along the atlantic