petersburg beach says it's monitoring the red tide but it's not closing any beaches or keeping swimmers from the water. >>> looking outside pretty thatening out there. looking out to the west there are some thrstosn fe of 30 miles off shore right up the we s there it is. if you live in citrus county you're picking up decent rains right now and thunderstorms as well. they extends west. a few showers and thunderstorms across the metro area but most of this is off shore for now over tontinue to e inil of begin to break up a bitt the heaviest rains you can look back out to the west there's 15 miles off a little bit lighter west. a few isolated storms polk county a few more but otherwise the bulk is off shore and it will be moving onshore tonight. there's more on the way. we've got a front off to our north that's going to sort of spawn and develop these storms and push them incompetent lorrow night and into friday 0s across most of the area. we hit the upper 80s today. we hit 84 in tampa which is where we are right now under partly to mostly cloudy skies. 82 in clearwater. st. petersburg 83.

petersburg. pete beach. >>> and here is something to fetch your pooches attention. a new dog park, brand new. the northwest county dog park opened today on west water street in tampa. the county's first dog park with artificial turf and agility training equipment. it also offers one and a half acres of fenced area and pathways that include shades, shelters, even doggy drinkinfountains. >>> the progress made in keg now starting off with the disappointing news. details now from nbc chris clackam. >> reporter: this year's child passenger safety is underway. under a cloud of confusion there's been a dramatic increase in the number of children dying in car crashes. >> data from 2015 recently released indicated that there was a 10% increase in >> but neither nitsa or child safety experts request explain -- experts can explain why. >> it could be a host of different factors with more vehicles on the road. we don't have the data to say why. >> reporter: kate carr of safekids.org says it is especially disappointing to hear this after all the progress that has been made in ch

petersburg. 79 in clearwater. by the way a really good beach off until the second half of the day. 37 in inverness, wesley chapel. 77 in angelwood. few 80s this morning. 75 in bartow. 77 in sebring. on the lookout for a little bit of shallow moisture. no fog this morning yet. visibility coming in good and radar coming in quiet. actually look for that east coast sea breeze to be our primary rainmaker today. with that northeast wind, showers and storms will slowly slide south of us. and the offshore is moving away because we don't have that onshore push of wind. we are battling two different types of airaloft. drier air to the east with weak tropical depression julia. you can see that work into the eastern part of the state. moisture ahead of a cold front, and despite the fact that the rain will be delayed. i will still keep coverage overall at 40%. here is tropical depression julia. you are saying what tropical depression? and not moving and will be d downgraded to a remnant low later on today. stationary, 30-mile-per-hour winds. no impact for t

beaches. the party begins at 5-30 tonight at "keel and curley's vino n' brew" on treasure island. the first one hundred guests get a free and tonight in st. petersburg: you can hear some "pet sounds." original "beach boy" brian wilson is celebrating the 50th anniversary of that amazing album. he's also joined by ?other former beach boys... al jardine and blondie chaplin. the show is at mahaffey theater, starting at 7-30 tonight. ((//2shot)) toss to dave... ((vanessa toss to - marco. - polo. - marco. - polo. marco. marco? marco? but it's not a game when our senator doesn't show up. i'm patrick murphy. solving problems means showing up. showing independence. and working together. it's why i worked to protect women's health care and worked with both parties to stop cuts to medicare. i'm patrick murphy and i approve this message ((walter hurricane hermine is long gone... but the damage she left behind is fresh, and frustrating, for one devastated family. this morning: the community that's coming together... to lift them up... and help them move on. ((jen out of step... the shocking surprise during "dancing with the stars" last night... that scared the j

there's people walking along beach here while it's not a beautiful day out, it is better than what we've got in last 24 hours. i will tell you city officials here in st. petersburg and around the beache are asking lks to conserve as much water as possible. because they've gotten so much rain the last 24, 48 hours. that a lot of their water treatment facilities are max capacity. what does that mean? basically means that, whatever you flush down toile is g into thesereatment facilities that water at some point int ane numerous times today. unfortuneasot nohen s sew water, we alsoant tbe clear, this not toilet water what you are flshing down toilet just run o from your lawn. yesterday. we know millions of gallons of rain and officials have said here in st. pete, that all three of their water treatnt facilities areax capacity. that's why they need to get rid of some of that water because effects of tropical storm hitting our area. so again, they are urging folks not only here on treasury island, but gulfport, st. pete beach as well. because all of sewage water from the these beaches go into st. petethey are urging folks to cleaning your clothes. at least until the n

petersburg. 77 in palm harbor. beach plans today you are in luck while we do see a better rain chance, it arrives late in the day. 75 in dade river. crystal river, good morning. 76 in new tampa. northport 76. sebring at 76. 73 in bartow. actually the cool spot on the map. a bit muggier. our dew points have really retreated back into the mid-70s. more of a summerlike value which is why as we head into the afternoon and evening a little more moisture. sky tower radar a bit more active. not a drop of rain from tampa to orlando and likely rain-free area wide until 3:00 in most locations. what has been keeping our rain chanced low and as a result, and has been -- drier air in the mid levels and we still have plenty of it and will start to gradually erode some of that dry air over the weekend. today's rain chance instead of 20% where it has been about 30% to 40% further south. here in tampa, i think our best rain chance between 5 and 10:00 tonight. really the morning dry. just heating up. 92 for our high today. not record-brea

water dumped into the tampa bay is killing dozens of birds that washed up along the beaches over the last week. st. petersburg dumped more than 70 million gallons of sewage water from its overwhelmed system during hurricane hermine. the florida shorebird alliance says 45 juvenile black skimmers have been found dead over the last six days. she and other scientists around the bay area are convinced the deaths are connected to the sewage water. >> every single one of them have died or showed presentation of dying in a convulsive state. >> she says one skimmer already tested positive for salmonella that she says could be related wildlife officials expect to release the full findings in the coming weeks. >>> a burglar breaks into a florida home three days in a row. steals a lot. including the sink. where it happened and how police say he got inside each time. >> he gets back in, opens up the back window and says -- you've got a flat tire. >> a bride in new hampshire had to hitchhike on her wedding day. how long she was delayed that scared the waiting groom. >> good night for the rays >>> 4:45. police in miami are

petersburg. >>> three people in new smyrna beach are recovering from shark bites, bitten yesterday, the attacks happened at different times during the day. all the victims were in the water in the same area south of the new smyrna jetty. folks at the beach reported >> a lot of sharks, bait pods. i saw one earlier. i saw two at the inlet. i three today. >> a lot of bait fish today. >> see any sharks? >> yes. good sized ones, 4 to 6- footers. >> all three of the people who were bitten by the sharks were surfing at the time. >>> one actress best known for her role as liesel of music" died. family members say charmian carr died at age 73 from complications from a rare form of dementia. she sang some of the movie's classics. after the film's success she left the movie business to raise her two children. she's the first of the actors who played the seven von trapp children to pass away. >>> if you're looking for a job there's a job fair you might want to check out today. the "tampa bay times" is hosting a job fair in st. pete, it's free and you don't need to preregister. >>> polk county school offici

petersburg. if you're planning on a beach day, make sure and stay hydrated because it's hot. only an isolated shower after 4:00. that's it. however, beach plans in the second half of the day this work week definitely very questionable. we have a better chance for rain and storms on deck. z23wlz z5yz ti >> anjuli: time is 6:47. a woman featured in one of the most famous photographs of the 20th century passed away. greta zimmer friedman was a model when it was taken. it captured the spontaneous joy millions of americans felt when world war ii had ended. friedman was 92 years old. as the national anthem plays before their game with the miami dolphins. wide receiver doug baldwin unveiled the team's plans on twitter saying the seahawks have chosen to stand in interlocked arms in unity. >> we honor those who have fought for the freedom we cherish, and we stand to ensure the riches of freedom and security of justice for all people. >> alcides: the seahawks also honor all along with local police, firefighters, and emts before today's game. >> anjuli: check out this k-9 named yasso. h

petersburg. light east wind. not any rain to show ya. at the beach, slim, slim rain chance until that sea breeze pushes east by midday. pushes east by midday. a hot day, upper 80s today, technology is changing... lives are changing. and all those changes take energy. at duke energy, we're changing too, giving you new ways to control your power use and stay in the know... ...for smarter energy choices every day. so no matter how things change, we're always here .... come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes. better yet, come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes at half price during half-price happier hour, weekdays, now two to five at steak 'n shake. and fresh guacamole made from scratch. get 24 meals for under four dollars. new at steak 'n shake! from tampa bay's number one news station, this is "good day tampa bay." >> good morning and thank you so much for joining us this saturday for ""good day tampa bay."" i am alcides segu. >> anjuli: i am anjuli davis. check with lindsay with the forecast. >> lindsay: you are good to go bays

petersburg. clearwater 79, 78 in tampa, apollo beach 75. it is going to be a great day to get out and enjoy all sorts of activities including a beer and burger bash over at james stadium. this will be indoors in the north part of the stadium. even with those thunderstorms coming thing should be okay. the seven-day forecast show 30, >>> welcome back to "gma." happening right now, donald trump under fire this morning accusing hillary clinton of wanting to take people's guns away and then saying, maybe her secret service detail should disarm and then, quote, let's see what happens to her. the clinton camp calling those comment, quote, out of bounds. >>> also right now, the zika zone. overnight the area in miami beach under the virus threat tripling in size. president obama calling out congress to pass a funding bill to fight zika now. >>> and a drone deluge. the faa saying that it gets more than 2,000 requests for drone licenses and registrations every day. the agency expecting more than a million people will have commercial drone pilot licens

the beaches, at this point, are steering in the clear. 86 tampa. 84 clear water. st. petersburg splits the difference with sunshine, 85 degrees and winds out of the west at 7 miles per hour. going throughout the evening, down to 81 by midnight. clearing skies, not much cooler by tomorrow morning. more rain in the forecast, i will show you when the drops are going to fall with the action weather forecast coming up in less than 15 minutes. county, officials are looking for two missing children after authorities say they were kidnapped by their mother. the woman officials are looking for, stacey williams. williams stole her kids, 1 and 3 year old after attacking their legal guardian. officials are saying williams maybe headed to west virginia with the kids and could be driving a 2004 expedition. contact authorities with information or if you see the 50 homeowners requesting free water testing after toxic water leaked in to the water. some feel the quality of the water is getting worse since this sink hole opened. . >> we have had great water. >> reporter: heidi said something chang

petersburg drifting east in tampa. and also in the east bay area around apollo beach points that. good area of thunderstorms that have developed from north port all the way through the central sections of hardee and desoto counties moving toward you folks in placid, you may still pick up thunderstorms as they continue to move east. as we talked about a couple minutes ago not at severe levels. we've seep severe thunderstorms this afternoon. just flow that we can see stronger activity. shelley got a dark shot of the skies out in largo. storm team 8 wfla and liz out in holiday. look at the dark clouds. content of the moisture in there makes it dark and just doesn't allow the light to pass on through. here. into the sticky category but this is like late week. especially northern folks might get a small sample of fall. might be less than two weeks away from real cooler air. seven of degrees at 7:00 a.m. 80 in tampa. the dewpoint 69 degrees. little drier in st. pete. the temperature 78. thunderstorms in these areas. in the tropics something we'll watch closely a 90% chance of developing

right now you look at the temperatures, you ever 81 tampa, 77 in new apollo beach in the upper 70s, st. petersburg at 81. it's just a real warm, real juicy start to the day and that is because the winds have shifted on us a bit and they're starting to come in from the gulf. that west to southwest wind, when you've got water temperatures in the mid 80s, you have a lot of warmth. that's why along the coastline you have these upper 70s. new port richey at 77. bradenton, venice 77. sarasota 78, even inland haines city to frost proof and to sebring. we have tropical depression julia. it was downgraded at 5:00 this morning. nothing really more than a rain storm and even most of that is on the eastern side and way out over the western atlantic so things are dramatically improving in georgia and parts of south carolina and as our winds shift and make that moving to inland, we're going to start to pop up these showers from time to time throughout the morning hours today. pesky, more pesky than anything. and then they'll shift east of i-75 during the afternoon. one of those things where, as you get toward,

to the south in the evening hours we have 78 degrees in tampa and apollo beach. 77 for new port richie. 80 now in st. petersburg crystal river at 75. it's very muggy out. with a little bit of that atmospheric moisture we're seeing a few storms pulling their way down the west coast by later on no more than 40% coverage today. west looking like 30% coverage for tomorrow. it's a mural, starting at 9:30 this morning at the florida craft galleries, we start a of st. petersburg murals. looks like showers may start as you wrap it up around 2:00 as temperatures push into the 80s. 39 murals on display becoming a colorful artistic town. east and northwest winds by later on at high tide at 3:15 this afternoon and the sunsets at 7:32. like i said, about an hour from now. 7:16 is the sunrise. 90 for today. 40% chance of showers. 30% chance of showers tomorrow with the high of 91. morning rain unlikely today. looks like we'll get the scattered afternoon showers and the morning tomorrow. very few showers through the afternoon. looking to stay consistent, more moisture into the picture by monday and tuesday as we keep the high

this weekend you might still want to look for any signs warning that the beaches aren't safe for swimming. the city of st. petersburg is planning to spend millions on upgrades to the sewer storm water systems to address the problem. >>> one man is dead and another in jail after a fight on st. pete beach. bruce wilson is charged with second degree murder. investigators say wilson and kenneth darling were drinking together near blind pass yesterday. the two got into an argument and a some point it turned physical. witnesses said they told detectives that wilson hit daliing radar darling in face at least six times. the scene and wilson is in the pinellas county jail. >>> well today is the day, long lines of formed outside some apple stores around the country. folks want to be first to get the new iphone 7. it is faster, thinner, watery cyst incident and has a better camera. the most talked about feature though is the lack of head phone jack. so user wills now have to go wireless. fox 13's walter allen reports from the att store in south tampa. good afternoon walter allen and t store off south dale mabrey highway in hen

big concern for virginia beach with the onshore flow and the the flood potential there. it's petersburg, and the virginia part of dell ma have a. the tropical stm for the lower chesapeake, and of course the entire atlantic coast, going into st. mary's county, and the storm is moving northeast at 22 now, and it's going to continue on a good clip here, and that's until saturday night, and as it gets back over water on saturday night it will strengthen some, and will it be a posttropical system? who cares. still a strong, dangerous storm it drives back to the west, and it could get near hurricane strength here. we have to watch because as we were just talking about the spaghetti models are back to the coast, and this is sunday. that's tuesday, and that's wednesday, and i mean it barely moves, and it's going to be days of battering along the coast, and here's that spaghetti plot we are talking about. things look okay here, as far as an agreement, and they go all over the place with the loops all over the models a sign of the weak steering currents that will keep hermine a problem, especiall

beach. >> reporter: barbara is a small and isn't happy that the city of saint petersburg allowed partially treated sewage into the water during hermine. >> it happened last august, now it is happening again. it is very, very disappointing. >> reporter: the city council learned for the first time since the storm just how bad the problem became. >> in the southwest, the basin. sierra club says the release of sewage water is a setback for the environment. >> it is stinky, it is a health risk. >> aset back after years of improvements. >> if they have to continue to release dirty water, sewage water into tampa bay, then we are going to lose the bay. >> reporter: yeah: i just spoke with the head of public works for the city of saint petersburg and he can't even tell me right now how many millions of gallons of partially treated has been discharged into the bay so far. >> call me overly curious here, but why not? why don't they know? i would think you would want to know that. >> reporter: yeah, that's kind of a crucial figure. as a matter of fact, they have to make a report to the dep later about

beach. a couple miles filling in from locations mid to upper 80s most spots st. petersburg you're 82 because of our cooler water temperature with humidity though, well there we go feeling like one 00 in sebring. 94 in tampa. on track for upper 80s for highs for most of us today. while skytower radar really not too active, we have that north and also northeast wind which will drive or storms back towards the west coast later on today. here's a sneak peek at some of the, light showers. a one north of brooksville another my last stop in polk county patchy light rain. not amounting to much here we go south of pointer approaching polk county city if you head to orlando for seminoles take on ole miss rain on our coast not on east coast. so whether look good there. 89 for today. 50 percent rain chance clouding up this afternoon. stormiest between two and p8 o'. and a mild and sneaks in tomorrow bumping our rain chance too. 90 for high on tuesday. water today northeast wind veering northerly boating plans early this evening. watch skytower radar. catching a break. reason chances do

pete beach and treasur island, all send their sewage into st. petersburg and as you mentioned, all that rain yesterday, their treatment facilities in st. pete are at capacity. take a look at all the rain we got yesterday and as you mentioned, more than nine inches of rain that we saw across the bay area and of course, pinellas county g hitme extre hard as we. tveo darge all that waterel intohe bay. w,o be clear, whas being rele water here. it's what is on your lawn. the pipes tookea bng yesterday. miions of gallons o rain. ficial say ttllperating at capacity and theyeeoake amoeform hermine hits. they've contacted the department ofonmental protection to notify th. they would likely be discharging partially treated water into the bay. back in june, tropical storm colleen presented the area with the city was forced to dump about 10 million gallons of city sue -- sewage into the bay and they added another three million gallons of emergency storage to one of his treatment facilities and unfortunately, that facility is at max capacity as well. so the city is kee

petersburg. they'll specialize in filling containers with liquid for companies. >>> an upset crowd got vocal after a miami beach commission meeting yesterday demanding an toned the aerial spraying of the insecticide. it's use to fight zika virus- carrying mosquitoes but residents worry about the potential side effects. the miami beach city council argued that officials should find an alternative. >>> a judg for a 19-year-old charged of practicing medicine without a license. you will remember this guy. she was arrested in virginia last week after trying to illegally by a car. he remains jail there had and is not to be released from custody following the virginia court proceedings. >>> the world anti-doping agency says russian hackers broke into their database again athletes' information. while they did not identify the athlete, it comes right after tuesday's hacking when the medica data of 25 athletes from eight countries was released into the public domain. it includes the reports of sigh moan biles and vie in this case williams and other female u.s. olympians. >>> climate change and marine life are among the t

petersburg and manatee county. >> reporter: with rough surf, gray skies and empty beaches residents living along bracing for tropical storm hermine. it's forecasted to land as a category 1 hurricane overnight. >> get rid of debris, strap thing down, move things inside. >> reporter: rex and cindy whiteman are ignoring the mandatory evacuation order for apalachicola, their town in the big band at the center of the storm's cone. >> it's going to be 70-mile an hour winds. we've done everything we can to prepare. >> reporter: floridians in 51 counties in a state of backs to keep water out, but in some parts of the tampa bay area it wasn't enough. pictures from the airshow just some of the flooding. >> this storm, hurricane, is life threatening. >> reporter: today florida governor rick scott closed all state offices to give people more time to prepare. his message echos that of forecasters warning of potential dangers, high winds, downed trees and power lines to name a few. >> the danger of life threatening storm surge, this already dealing with a mess to clean up, others are bearing down prepared for what's to come. >> a

petersburg. the department of health says they have done their testing and analyzing the results right now at north shore and spa beaches and lasing park. as we wait, businesses say they are si moke captain fred d that operates dolphin tours. >> we used to see 12 or 15 a >> captain d usually runs five tours a day. right now he can barely run one. the department of health will issue advisories if needed. >>> now the most accurate weather team in florida, abc action weather. >> how are you doing everybody? well ts the first day of fall. with temperatures low to mid- 90s. can you believe it? i mean, it is a little drier of thunderstorms that have popped up. area that's have not had any rain, we're talking lower # 0s right -- lower 90s. this evening, anything that develops will be off to the east and out of here by 8:live - 75 you're good to go for anything outdoors. east, a little better chance but only 10 to 20%. hour by hour forecast, partly conditions. upper 70s to near 80 degrees. but a big weekend around the area. a lot going on outdoors. i will let you know if the weather will cooperate coming up in a couple minutes.

from the coast by midday and will keep the rain chance pretty low at the beach. 77 in sebring. 79 in lakeland. 80 in st. petersburg. 75 in brooksville. a little heat index factored in. low to mid-80s in spots. while as drier air aloft may hold back that rain chance until second half of the day. speaking of rain, sky tower very limited in activity. any spot sprinkles offshore are well offshore and moving away from the bay area. here is our set-up today. it is actually determined by tropical depression julia to the east. really light northeast winds. by the way julia is not moving and weakening land not impact the carolinas. meandering in the area bring in the clouds. the northeast wind brings us a 40% rain chance and storms dive south and west tonight. speaking of storms, a couple of issue for game day forecast as we have a cold front impacting my seminoles. taking on louisville. huge game at noon today. at noon, showers and embedded storms developing, which may increase throughout the game. so perhaps some delay it is there is lightning around. good news for the bulls playing inside the dome in update new york. sh

petersburg. they say sewage is killing birds. this morning wildlife officials are testing several dead birds after dozens ended up dead along the beaches over the last week. lorraine margison with florida shorebird alliance says 45 juvenile black skimmers have she and other ecoscientists in the bay area currently suspect the deaths could be connected to the more than 70 million gallons of sewage officials say they've had to dump into tampa bay since hurricane hermine. the birds may have caught salmonella from the waste water. >>> today's controversial vote to regulate ridesharing companies like uber and lyft is cancelled. according to the tampa bay business journal the hillsborough county public transportation commission called off that vote. ptc chairman victor cris because the public didn't get enough notice on the meeting. members still plan to discuss the issues, that starts at 9:00, it includes controversial fares, that uber says will leave the county if it passes. >>> madeira beach ferry and water taxi should start running next month. the project experienced several today from city hall to jungle prada, treasure island and johns

pete beach gulfport and treasure island all send their sewage water into st. petersburg. with all that rain that we got yesterday, their treatment facilities around max capacity. that's where issue is. they wereiscug wr nighr this rning if they were going to discharge some of that water into the bay. now to be clear, when we say sewage water we're not talking about the water we're talking about the water running off your lawn, pipes have been taking a beating since yesterday. millions and millions of gallons of water. officials say all three the plants here in st. pete were operating a capacity. and that need to make a move bfore the effects of the tropical storm hit the st. petersburg area. they've contacted the department of environments protection to notify them. that likely they will be discharging partially treated water into the bay. now back in june, tropical storm so city was forced to actually dump ten million gallons of city sewage into the bay. and the city actually spent about $400,000 to add an additional 3 million gallons of radar storage in one of their tre

pete beach and treasure island send sewage water into st. petersburg. wall the rain, their treatment facilities are at capacity. so the city will likely have to release some water into the bay. now to be clear, what's been released is not what's in your toilet. it's what's running off from your lawn. pipes took beating yesterday. millions of gallons of rain. officials said all three plants capacity. and need to make move before the effects of the tropical storm hit the area. they've contacted the department of environmental protection to notify them they would likely be discharging partially treated water into the bay. now back in june, tropical storm collin presented area with a very similar situation. the city was forced to dump ten million gallons of city sewage into the bay. then, city of st. petersburg actually spent about $4,000 at an additional of emergency storage at one of his treatment plans. so that's why the city urging folks to conserve as much water as possible. try to hold off from washing dishes. and cleaning clothes. >> in temporary isl

beach. not many people out there just yet, but we're warm enough to be out there. 79 in tampa and 80 in st. petersburg. a couple of showers move away from the area and only isolated rain between 4:00 and 8:00 tonight. 93 is a near record high. we talk about some more seasonable air but higher rain i'm david jolly and i approve this message. since we're going to be friends huck. let me show you how washington really works. members of congress spend too much time rasing money. congressman david jolly on 60 minutes last night david jolly has opened his seminole office to veterans. and they don't get we can prevent terrorism and protect the constitution congressman david jolly you are making too much sense. we've got unfinished business huck. good talk buddy. foster farms presents appetites. even a small one can throw you off your game. they can happen anywhere. and they only get bigger as time goes on. serve foster farms corn dogs, d in a honey crunchy coating. a corn dog with 7 grams of protein makes a big appetite go away. foster farms corn dogs. it's the day that forever changed the nation. >> anjuli:

beach and h iport, st. pete ndisla they all send their sewage water into st. petersburg for treatment and that's what's been going on. we have all this rain the last 24 hours or so. wlants are gotten so mucht 24 nd again, with all those water treatment plants at caci, the city will likely have to discharge all of that waternto they. what is bng releed it's not from the toilet. pipes took a beating yesterday. millions of gallons of rain. officials said all three plants were operating at capacity and they need to make a move before we see the effects of the tropical storm in the area. we contacted the department of environmental protection to notify the that they'll lel have toarge paraltreatedater ioa back in june tropical s colin present this se situation. e city wa fceo dump abou 10 milt wage into the bay aft t stpersb three million gallons of emgency stora at onef the treatment plants but eventhat as of right now,s not enou and that's why t may and other city officials a urgingks to conserve a much waters ss. doow if youan see the offen the next cplef minutes,ian li th

beach scene. they were going with some of the themes of st. petersburg here. then one appears to be manatees wearing bike helmets. they did all of this in days. sideways skull face not bad. the shrine mural festival continues through september 10th. there are a lot of buildings that will serve as canvases so you definitely need to have your head on a swivel the next time you drive or walk through st. pete. >> that's really cool. >>> itsy-bitsy spider went up the chicago skyscrapers. a spider walking across a tower cam looking out on chicago's skyline. okay. there you go. leisurely labor day stroll enjoying the great chicago weather but ooh pretty cool looking. >> these things happen, you know. >> we've seen that kind of thing on our cameras. paul's pointed them out many times. >> this was like 25 seconds of some quality tv. >> so you are saying the spider wasn't a -- a giant spider wasn't attacking chicago? >> i used to have the that i don't know what it was-- >> a wasp. >> you would have the fake little ant or bug and you would smack really there. remember th

petersburg. f0 it's a locally-based company. they'll specialize in filling containers with liquid for companies. > an upset crowd got vocal after a miami beach commission meeting yesterday demanding an toned the aerial spraying of the insecticide. it's use to fight zika virus- carrying mosquitoes but residents worry about the potential side effects. the miami beach city council argued that officials should find an alternative. >>> a judge revoked the bond for a 19-year-old charged of practicing medicine without a license. he was arrested in virginia last week after trying to illegally by a car. he remains jail there had and is not to be released from custody following the virginia court proceedings. >>> the world anti-doping agency says russian hackers broke into their database again releasing another batch of athletes' information. while they did not identify the athlete, it comes right after tuesday's hacking when the medica data of 25 athletes from eight countries was released into the public domain. it includes the reports of simone biles and vie in this case williams and other female u.s. olympians. >>> climate change and marine life ar

beach. it is hot. and 84 this hour in tampa. 82 in st. petersburg. 82 in sarasota. but with the humidity, my goodness, it feels like the 9 90s. september 10 and we are ready for will be a little more seasonal this week as the rain chance goes up. and a little drier air aloft and visible satellite imagery showing sunny skies. one small shower north of melbourne that is locally he heavy. east wind triggers rain by 3 p.m. and scattered storms building west between 9 and 10:00 tonight. 30% chance of rain and lightning that will have to watch the downpours at raymond by tuesday, tuesday and wednesday more typical afternoon heat for this time year. >> alcides: thank you, lindsay. >>> a tampa bay man will have a company that rivals air b and b, he was discriminated against after a home sharing act. a recent study man found people with distinct african-american names that use the app were 16% less likely to be accepted as a guest. statistic. he tried to book a place in idaho back in june and was told it wasn't available. tried again, different dates, but the same outcome. s

beach is lovely with high clouds. and noticeable warmth with 80s in st. petersburg to clearwater and tampa. and you are basically there from sarasota to frost proof. want to point out the fog that continues to mix out. still doing its thing. citrus county so take your time. keep it slow crystal river. by 9 a.m. most of this will be lifting out. we are dry this morning. and dry until late day as we are still trying to deal with that red shade aloft. the drier air as moisture rebounds by tuesday. you will notice definitely more storms. over the weekend, we will see sun as well especially around 5 and 10:00. they build west tonight and tomorrow night. so until then, above average average highs in the lower 90s. please, please, please, if you were tailgating or doing things radar app. it will alert if you any lightning is nearby. >> lindsay, thank you. the time right now is almost 8:31. a quick check of today's top stories. police arrest a man they say led them on a cross county chase. they caught up with john burn on waters avenue and f firecracker drive near the veteran the expressway. deputi

beaches are safe, after more than two-hundred ?million gallons of sewage was dumped into the water during hurricane hermine. officials say enough time has passed for the water to flush itself clean. st petersburg is planning upgrades to the sewer and stormwater systems to prevent time to talk some sports this morning. and we football, in the nfl. the debut of this seasons' "color rush" uniforms. and it was definitley a colorful performance from the new york jets. the jets taking on the bills last night up in buffalo. the division battle was actually a high scoring affair. the first pass from bills q-b tyrod taylor... an 84 yard touchdown to marquise goodwin. taylor also threw a 74 touchdown pass later in the game. the jets had plenty of offense on their side too. running back "matt forte had ?three touchdowns and late turnovers killed the bills. the jets would pull away late and get the win... 37 to 31. the nfl's concussion protocol made its way into the game. the refs ?removed taylor from the game in the third quarter... after he took a huge hit. taylor was cleared by doctors and returned a few minutes later. and the rest of the nfl schedule kicks off sunday... including the next bucs game. a

beach after this. >>> more than 500 people help -- helped to raise more than $6000. this walk kicked off in st. petersburg. all of the money will go towards funding clinical trials and providing research for families. more than 40,000 children get cancer treatment each and every year. >>> the 2016 heart walk is around the corner. raising $100,000, but obviously we need your help to do that. priscilla kia is matching the first 50 is matching the first $50,000 raise here the walk is november 12. go to our website for all of the details. >>> 9:21 right now. we will be right back. we are one nation under god. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that? they'd be carried out in a stretcher, folks. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. priorities usa action is responsible >>> last year the university of south florida folk all team limped out to a one?3 start. the bulls ran wild in the homecoming date with syracuse effectively shifting the tide of the seizing going on to winning 7 of the next 8 games. they spotted a 17

petersburg. they'll specialize in filling containers with liquid for companies. >>> an upset crowd got vocal after a miami beach commission the insecticide. it's used to fight zika virus- carrying mosquitoes but residents worry about the potential side effects. the miami beach city council argued that officials should find an alternative. >>> a judge revoked the bond for a 19-year-old charged of practicing medicine without a license. you will remember this guy. he was arrested in virginia last week after trying to illegally by a car. he remains jail there had and is not to be released from custodll court proceedings. >>> the world anti-doping agency says russian hackers broke into their database again releasing another batch of athletes' information. while they did not identify the athletes, it comes right after tuesday's hacking when the medica data of 25 athletes from eight countries was released into the public domain. case williams and other female u.s. olympians. f0 >>> yeah, students posted a questionable picture online that could get them kicked out of school. they posed in front of the sign holding plas

petersburg. especially the shore acres area the problem. in clearwater, duke energy turned off power to the mariners cove mobile home park. >>> the big labor day weekend is here. in clearwater, the beaches are likely to be towel to towel with people seeking one last summertime outing. after hermine, we could all use a break right? the sands may not be picture perfect. peter bernard is live on clearwater beach. how does it look there. >> surprisingly. the city workers today came out here and did a good job. but, the hurricane did take its toll on this little strand of paradise. hurricane hermine left behind flooding, debris, and a bit of damage. blustery breezes didn't keep people away from clearwater beach despite red flag warnings of dangerous surf, it is green light for these guys. >> how often do you get to use your board here? >> once or twice a year. a jetty and seawall. repair costs? $175,000. sand dunes, 100 grand to fix them. sea grass, add another, $35,000. tons of sand are gone. $25,000 to the bill. you are looking at $335,000 in this area alone. northeast of the stuff is >> >> reporter: city crews cleaned the famous beach walk. a few place haves pools of water. not the greate

beaches are safe. but, state representative convinced and tonight she is raising very real health concerns. as hurricane hermine pounded pinellas county, 15 inches of rain fell on saint petersburg in a four-day period. and the city of saint petersburg dumped partially tweeted waste water into tampa bay. >> climate change has arrived. >> reporter: in a new youtube video, mayor rick says the city faced a difficult choice. dump the waste water into the bay or let it back up into homes and streets. >> more than a decade leaders began making plans to take one of our waste water facilities offline. >> reporter: he explained how aging pipes contributed to the problem because they leak. and storm water floods into the waste water pipes. >> admittedly, the infrastructure is ages but when i looked, it was pretty watertight. >> reporter: the former mayor believes the issue is not the leaking pipes. >> this mayor doesn't have a problem. that is the primary issue. i think albert whited was decommissioned premature think. >> reporter: they voted to take the waste water treatment plan offline in 2011. it operated until 2015. mayor creissman's office says they fought the plan to take it offlin

petersburg. saw gusts there earlier at the airport to 62 miles per hour gusting to 30 in clearwater and tampa, down into sarasota as well obviously windier on the beach. there's a wide view of hurricane hermine category 1 strength and where that situation shows it's coming ashore at this point, the inner bands now coming ashore. it's the center of that dot, fall, that's when officially the storm will make land fall. back to you. >> thank you, steve. our team coverage continues right now in patterson. >> he is in cedar key and i know it's been getting rougher there by the hour. >> reporter: good evening, guys. we're kind of standing in the middle of it. you can see the floodwater. that's the problem on cedar key. behind me is the marker that shows the water le 6 feet above the mean sea level here and they expect it to go as high as 11 feet above sea level. right now take a look downtown. there's some businesses that have flooded out. we can't even get to downtown at this point. there's a historic church over here just behind us. the water is lapping literally at the door of this church and we've seen some really heavy rain come by us right now. we are

i think beautiful, with the beach, oh gosh i wish i was there by the way water temperatures still 88 degrees. 83 clearwater. st. petersburg 83 and sarasota by noon time today we'll be at 87. lower 90s for highs and rain chances again like yesterday around 20 percent. >> okay. >> that's pretty quiet and good news we were watching that wreck on i-4. it was really jamming things up in eastern hillsborough county. that's clear. so it looks a lot better with travel times. you can see this westbound near homosassa road. on left left shoulder expect some folks still slowing down past the crash site. good news we're out of red here 15 minutes to get from buckan so well into the yellow. so drivers may be just give yourself a few extra minutes. >>> all right vanessa, thank you. now this, a new law in arizona is making parents nervous about changing their child's diapers or giving them a bath. this law which was just upheld by the state supreme court says that any sexual contact with a child whether sexually intended or not is considered child molestation. >> so parents who bathe a committing a crime. that is what the accident judge

beaches are safe, after more than two-hundred ?million gallons of sewage was dumped into the water during hurricane hermine. officials say enough time has passed for the water to flush itself clean. st petersburg is planning upgrades to sewer and stormwater systems to prevent (jen/ authorities on the east coast say: "joseph schreiber" has ?confessed to setting-fire to a mosque, that the orlando nightclub shooter occasionally attended. now he says: he's ?embarrassed by the crime. the fire happened on the 15th anniversary of the 9-1 attacks. yesterday, a judge ordered schreiber held without bail, calling him a danger to the community, and a flight risk. if convicted, schreiber faces up to 30-years behind bars (wally) florida democrats have now filed a complaint the way he donated to supporters of attorney general pam bondi. (wally the chair of the state democratic party says trump violated state law in 20-13. the trump foundation gave 25-thousand dollars to a group called "and justice for all".. which promoted bondi's re-election campaign. but that donation violated federal tax law because charities cannot contribute to political causes. so earlier this year, trump personally reimbursed his comm

petersburg. that has held steady pretty much all morning. lake land with 73 degrees. it should be beautiful along the beach. we'll see those easterly breezes today, and then a sea breeze as we hit that high of 88 by the beach. a warm day inland today and >>> welcome back to "gma" on a saturday morning. happening right now, the search is on for the gunman who opened fire at a mall in washington state. five people, four women and one man, dead. the shooter still on the loose after fleeing on foot. >>> also right now, no inappropriate contact. sources tell abc news that while brad pitt did get into a shouting match on a flight with his children, there was no inappropriate physical contact. the actor is under investigation since his wife angelina jolie filed for divorce earlier this week. >>> and it's a bird, it's a plane. any guesses what this is? >> it's a drone. >> it's your mail. on a drone. u.p.s. is pairing with a massachusetts robotmaker to experiment with drone deliveries. they had their first successful drop on an island three miles off the massachusetts coast. sink being delivered from a drone. i have

petersburg. clearwater 77. you can see the sun is out. a few clouds around but mostly calm wind as we start off on this sunday. taking a look at the beach weather, looking pretty good. 82 degrees is the gulf water temperature. we will push those readings in the air up into the mid-80s by later on and we will see temperatures pushing towards 90 degrees further inland. we are looking for a high in tampa on sunday of about 92 degrees. 93 for monday and we will hold onto the warm temperatures and decrease the rain chances down to 20% by the middle of the now at havertys furniture, it's our labor day sale. where you can create the perfect home. from now until september 5th, you'll find huge savings on stylish pieces. get free delivery, plus an extra hundred-dollars off every thousand-dollars you spend. mom? have you see my iguana? the labor day sale is on now, at havertys. life looks good. >>> and we welcome you back to "gma." happening right now, labor day weekend disrupted on the east coast. hermine bringing near hurricane-strength winds from virginia to new england. some areas are under a state of emergency. >>> also happening, earth wake

the waters in our beaches them all test within that range chaz accept bell for swimming and base on that i trust our science tisms i would go sphwhimg there. >> reporter: st. petersburg mayor rich cries man is pushing back at water dumb saying the discharge was nearly 100% free of bacteria and he would even swim in it himself. the 99.993% clean was what we were discharge org disburgs into the bay. and cries man defend the discharge with protesters wednesday night and in an interview thursday. but st. pete isn't the only city that says it was forced to dump a combination of storm water and of raw sewage. largo spilled 18.3 million gallons of water they say went through element entire treatment process except for removal and in clearwater, 31.7 million gallons. a mixture of rain water and sewage was dumped. cries man says the city is doing everything it can to prevent a repeat of massive spill post hermine. that plan budgeted this year for up graits grades to the sire and water system. starting almost immediately crews are to work fix old pipes and increase water capacity at the storage facility. >> we're going make those investments that he we need to and dot enhancem

petersburg. an accident janelle has been talking about. this is 34th street south you can see where two lefthand lanes, you'll be making that left to take the bay way to the west towards the beaches. that is the bay way flyover up 275 you see in the shot. not a lot of traffic in this stretch. it looks like it's about to wrapped up. otherwise u.s. 19, 34th street and i-275 all checking clear. >>> 6:32. federal funding to help fight the zika virus was supposed to pass congress last night but once again postponed. anchor james tully is live now at tarpon springs where public discussion on zika prevention gets set today. james, i'm sure a lot of people want to know why this vote continues to be delayed. >> reporter: both sides want to get this done. it's the last measure that has to get passed but congress takes off for the election issues holding this up. like a controversy over pesticide regulations and limitations on how many hours long haul truckers can drive. currently in florida there are 835 active cases of zika- infected people here including 86 pregnant women. senator bill nelson, a democrat took the floor yesterday urging the house to get this done. expressing frustration t

beach. temperatures after a start in the 60s north, you're in mid 70s. near 80 in lake placid. we are at 80 in tampa. brandon is 78 degrees in st. petersburg. but the best part of morning just doesn't feel quite as muggy. our dew points have slipped several degrees. so it's not type of morning you're going to say wow fall is here consider thing how steamy it has been we will take dew points. right around 70, even a few upper 60s. on the kale and instead of oppressive we will call it moderate to sticky into afternoon with heating of the day. it will feel warm manageably warm. sunshine is out. couple clouds inland building but i do expect skytower radar to stay very quiet in the coming days. rain chances today only 20 percent. mainly south of the bay. also because of all of that dryer air it feels comfortable at the surface. as we take you upstairs in atmosphere. that red is a significant drop in our moisture value aloft. on backside of hermine still brewing. still there near new england bringing waves up. what it does for us rings rain chances down to 10 percent today. 30 percent on by the weekend, 40 percent coverage. and a quick peek hermi

petersburg. that goes for $100. hotel or hostel? nejra: hostel. >> no, that's a hotel. the ad very in new jersey, right on the beach.thank you so much. ♪ nejra: its matt: 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. matt:welcome to bloomberg markets. from bloomberg world headquarters in new york city, good afternoon. nejra: we are covering stories from toronto and london to berlin this hour. matt: u.s. stocks are rebounding inm earlier losses begins material and technology offsetting big losses in financial and energy as the job report tomorrow looms. sterling is rising to the highest level against the dollar and the euro since early august as the uk's economy shows no signs of faltering more than two months after the brexit about. heads of germany's biggest banks are planning for a consolidation of the next decade and the germany banking regulator tells us what he thinks of those plans. we are halfway into the trading day so let's go over to the markets desk. abigail doolittle has the latest. i just want to pull up a chart first. should we talk about the u.k. manufacturing? nejra: let's do it. matt: we all have learned the term cable.