to wade boggs >> batting practice. one of his games in clearwater. i was never so nervous in all my life. all him. please hit it right back at me. >> fences. still. still. anyway. yeah. we will hear more of that later. we're at 83 degrees. temperature this morning warming back up into 80s just about everybody's there. brandon, sarasota, venice all at 82. 81 infrostproof. forecast next couple days. rain chances going down to 30 percent for aer and dealing with coup things gn feeiona a big ole tropical wave a better small storm. look surrounded surrounded by saharan dust, dry air it's just taking a toll on this storm. as it moves towards the west northwest at ten miles per hour. this may dissipate. or depression. then move east of bermuda not going to be an issue. i think what we have to watch is this one we will shade in orange right now. 50 percent chance of developments over next five days. computer models latest ones coming in areaking thistorm andringing it into the islands of next week.dleteortion so that's kind wh

. >> reporter: those who knew boggs cannot make sense of the shooting that claimed the life of 29-year-oldusband and father. >> can't imagine why anyone would want to hurt him. >> i cannot and he was beautiful and a family man. >> reporter: a school district bus driver was returning home to the 3400 block in kensing ton after midnight on sunday and to men approached and shot him eight times in front of his daughters. >> these animals, these savages would shoot this young man in front of his children, a two-year-old child and a ten-year-old child, that is just unconsciousable. >> reporter: the death was part of a particularly violent night, ten shotings in all, another man was shot at close range leaning at the gas station in southwest philadelphia and he died at the scene. in west philadelphia another man was shot in the face while parking his car in front of his home. his two young daughters were in the car but were not hurt, neighbors say he is on life support and homicide up 6% over last year and 165 and boggs loved ones say behind each number is a grieving family forever torn apart. >>

boggs was a philadelphia school bus driver.ice are still looking for the gunman. >> yet another new presidential poll out and it finds hillary clinton widening her lead against donald trump while the gop nominee tries to turn the tide after a series of missteps. mike pence trump's running mate will be in pennsylvania at a. the indiana governor will hold a town hall meeting in lancaster this afternoon and he'll then head to a rally in pittsburgh. >>> tim kaine will be in austin, texas today. this comes as both trump and clinton unveil their economic plans this week. abc's maggie rulli has the detailsism some might call it a more disciplined donald trump. the gop candidate on his best behavior while speak tag detroit economic club. speaking to the -- sticking to the script. >> we will make america grow again. >> reporter: never losing his cool. >> i will say the bernie sanders people had far more energy and spirit. i will say that. >> reporter: and laying out his plan for america's economy. >> i want to jump start america and it

police say boggs was shot as he returned to his braddock street home sunday morning. his two daughters with his 15 year-old sister were with him when two gunman opened fire. >> my niece is growing up and also their brother growing up without a father, and we have to live the pain of being there watching your dad die right there in front of your eyes. >> family members said officers arrested one suspect and they are looking for another, police have not released a motive for that shooting. >>> let's talk some politics, another poll find democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton with an edge over her rival his name is donald trump seen here. monmouth university releasing a new poll shows clinton holding a double digit lead over trump. former secretary of state supported by 46 percent of voters, a 34 percent for trump. since dnc in philadelphia in late july polls have consistently shown clinton with an advantage over trump. >>> donald trump is trying to reconnect after losing round. in detroit republican nominee laid out his plan for jump starting the economy. among

heather boggs is vice president of marketing for all beef 'o' brady's, and released this statement that reads in part >> to see the full statement and other "dirty dining" stories go to abcactionnews.com/dining. >>> team usa continuing its winning ways in rio's olympic swimming pool last night. american lily king facing her russian rival in the 100 meter breast stroke. she criticized the russian for after being accused of having a controlled substance. >>> to the men now -- murphy set a new olympic record. american david plummer who made his first olympic team at age 30 came in third by just the bronze medal. >>> tracking another heavy band of rain about to move in through pasco county, in fact heavy downpours, this is where the flood watches that remain in effect. there are -- another 2 to 4 inches by later this evening. i'll have the latest coming up at 6:00. >>> waterlogged homeowners are worried now about what more rain is going to bring. this is a live look at pasco county where some folks are waking up to a pond overflowing into the street this morning. the action crews are now ta

policy in this boggs? >> the voa charter, and as far as i know it is always been governing ruling law of this organization that we will tell the truth, good news, bad news. we'll be fair, we'll be honest we'll be credible. >> what attracted you to coming here? >> a couple of things. one, as i say, there is an amazing group of journalists here who report and write both from the united states and from their own countries in their own languages but also, i mean think about what is going on in the world right now. the mission of the voice of america which is to tell america's story in places where they can't hear america's story, i can't think of anything more important to do as journalist right now. >> when you were contemplating whether or not to take this job, what were some of the things you were thinking? okay, i would like to do this, or i think we could do this better? >> well, when you talk to people inside you hear there is an incredible hunger to get on the train, get even more on the trip because th

allegation against brown are included in lawsuit against fox news, former boggs roger aelz and other top executive brown is no the lists ad defendant in this, but today he defended himself against the claems. she never cries at movie unls it's liking a touchy feeling movie. to her, browning behavior was sometimes too friend phil lipof in lawsuit filed against fox news tantaros says in august of 2015, the former massachusetts senator made a number of sexually inappropriate comments onset and in a suggestive manner said that she would be fun to go to night club with. >> i haven't been to club since 1980 something. today in new hampshire, brown strongly denying any inappropriate behavior. whooern onset there's three other women there. and the's people. there's also the people in the booth listening to us. >> in the lawsuit tantaros also claims after show brown snuck up behind her at lunch and put his hands on her lower waist. she immediately pulled back telling him brown to stop. again, something brown strongly denies doing. when i go to fox i treat everybody whether it's the person at

this security groups allege alone start of explain that previously unknown boggs and the smart phone software to help government spy on your citizens. and then they take it on a human rights advocate to protect yourself apples out today at 9.3 0.5. ahoy whether it is a selfie or group photo. scientists say, taking a closer look at an instagram photograph. could tell you more about the user. the findings show certain photo filters may give you a more accurate look into your life than you let on. andy rose reports. valencia, juno, mayfair, or hudson. filters are meant to add more color and intensity to your life. but some filters can actually signal the opposite. researchers from harvard and the university of vermont found that instagram photos can be analyzed to screen users for depression. the photos' filters and traits --like brightness and color-- identify those who suffer from the illness better than a typical physician. the study found that valencia, a filter that lightens photos, is most popular with users who were not depressed. while inkwell, which converts images to black and

tyrell boggs, his daughters, two and ten years old, released balloons in his memory.olice say he was shot as he returned to his braddock street home sunday morning. his two daughters with his 15 year-old sister were with him when the two gunman started shooting. >> my niece is growing up and his brother growing up without a father and we have to live the pain of being there watching your tad die right in front of your eyes. >> family members say office's rested one suspect and they are still searching for the other. police have not released a motive just yet. >>> new details about that elevator accident at the criminal justice center in center city last week. the authorities say that sheriff sergeant paul, owens is still in the medically induced coma and is paralyzed from the waist down. elevator carrying the 50 year-old at the criminal crusties center crash through the ceiling, the cjc reopened yesterday, and with limited access to elevators. the investigation continues. >>> sad news from the elmwood park zoo in norristown, four animals have died over the past severa

it went on and on then it is picked up by anti-feminist boggs me and i just remember thinking that thereis but an endless new once with the ideology that we are smart enough be to figure out to look inside ourselves. the idea that we are not models is a strange and very appealing berger also'' bois think about it lately one of the biggest issues me of feminists fighting right now been is the inclusion of trans women with this entire library with the history of women's lives and the minutia and all of the things we fought over a this?ry at least and really? we don't grapple with this quacks' you have just decided that this in is insurmountable you cannot get your head around this? bat feels wrong to me but this is the on-line that has spent a part be.yo >> ymca news had the look at all of this then looking at your own intransigence not clearly see you choose the wrong side of history? t5. [applause] >> i will close one last question i talk to you earlier today for the upcoming episode to check it out. and one thing they use said that was fun was but if you could send yourself b-2 january

heather boggs, vice president of marketing for all beef 'o' brady's sent a statement that >> to see the full statement and other "dirty dining" reports, go to our web site, abcactionnews.com/dining. >>> nearly 6,000 people die from dementia in florida each year. so an event today is giving you the tools to deal with this high impact issue. more than two dozen vendors are coming together for a dementia resource fair. it will be at the regal palms in lake avenue in largo from 10:00stam to 2:00 p.m. space is limited. call the number on the screen to rsvp and you can le a loved one is diagnosed with dementia. >>> 6:53. >> there are problems for people in one pasco county neighborhood. they are once again dealing with flooding. live look now with more rain coming more concerns over flooding in port richey. water from a retention pond as you see is already spilling into the street. county emergency crews are heading out there this morning. they are going to offer any >>> a 16-year-old boy shot in the face last night is expected to survive. deputies say he was shot during a possible drug deal

." >> and finally this hour, the city of lakeland has received a big facelift following a lewis bogg show us the perfect addition to the back-to-school season. [cheering] >> we have a place to play and it is really cool and you can come here every day and get on stuff and have fun. >> it is a florida-based corporation with the help of florida policyholders and agents here. the first park of its nature and we are excited to do it. it is a major part of that. the -- to the residents of this neighborhood. it is where people come and are parties and picnics. children come and play. little teens come to play basketball as well as older teens. giving the kids, particularly the teens, an outlet where they stay out of trouble and do positive things. >> it's really fun and you get to play basketball and be at transformation. we have very -- we have very limited play guilty in the parks. we have brand-new picnic pavilions, two of them. brand-new playground equipment. research the basketball courts and put in new back boards and bike racks, benzs, grill so as a complete transformation. this nei

wade boggs did it with the r rays. interesting. to see how it plays out. >> mike: the one issue with the marlins don't have the dh. the same thing. i am going to get out of this conversation. [ laughter ] >> mike: we could just talk about this for a while. >> alcides: we could. i never seen this before -- she is going to roll back. there she is. hi. >> mike: if you watch the pregame. i wish you had the audio because jen, would you even appreciate this. they are announcing them and you see the whole stadium, black clouds over the stadium and they announce his name, and there was the louder crack of announce his name. and it kind of -- goes with it. such a controversial figure. and -- >> jen: oh, wow. >> mike: kind of interesting. >> alcides: are you interested now. >> jen: i am interested now. i felt like your conversation was a little over my head so i thought i would roll out of this one. >> alcides: roll away. >> mike: we tried -- >> jen: you left me at rh. >> mike: dh, designated hi hitter. >> alcid the field. he just hits. 250

. >> the yankees and mets off last night and head to boggs boston and alex rodriguez's last series at fenway in the yankee uniforms interesting to see how boston fans react. if you remember a-rod almost went to red sox at christmas time 2003 that deal and goes to yankees in the spring of 2004. and a-rod has been riding bench but joe girardi said if he wants to play in every game he'll get hem in the lineup and released from yankees following the friday game at the stadium and become an advisor and instructor for the team. all right what do we think about this? would a-rod one day be immortalized it in the monal utility park? >> what do you think, ines? >> ines is saying no. in the future he's not saying no. he said a-rod has done a lot for the organization both on and off the field. he says he's been a great mentor to other players. interesting. tweet us us what you think to olympics, says rio games will be final olympics. bolt said yesterday he's doning in to improve himself so this will be his last games, quote, for sure he's now 2 and 33 if he committeed in the 2020 tokyo olympics

down in front of his own two young children, family members gathered to remember 29 year-old terrell boggshis daughters, ten and two years old, released balloons in his memory. police say he was shot as he returned to his braddock street home sunday morning. his two daughters with his 15 year-old sister were with him when two gunman started shooting. >> my niece is coming up and their brother growing up without a father and you just have to have the pain being here watching your dad die right there in front of your eyes. >> family members say office's rested one suspect and they are still searching for another. police have not released a motive. >>> new video shows rescuers banding together to rescue a dolphin from the shallow creek in south jersey. it took crews from the marine mammal stranding center two tries to get the bottle nosed dolphin out of the creek in middletown ship. hours later they were able to free that dolphin in the delaware bay. >>> aim's not sure how he got the stuck in the first place. rescuers raced to help a second dolphin entangled off the coast on friday but that d

as fox 13's photojournalist lucas bogg shows us, it is the perfect addition. >> they are tearing down the police training we will make room for our new police headquarters where this building stands. it will go a little bit north of here and a little bit less of here. this building was built circa the early or middle 1920s. initially it is built to be an automobile dealership. and then became a warehouse and then it became a courthouse. the police department moved in and it became our training building. we then utilized it as our training building. locker room here for several years. we had our swat team storage here. we had our bicycle compound. we have our forensic unit staged here. a weight room in here. it has been something for the police department over years. a lot of history here, a lot of officers have gone through h here. i came on here in 1982. this is where i first came to the police department. even though the main headquarters is across the street. all the housed out of the training building. it'sed a to eit go, but then again it is also nice to know that we will have a

and in it, he opened with a quote from the late great tracy boggs. keepaid, "you have to changing because what has happened and what you have been a part of is no no longer there. the ideas that we develop remains in our head. our challenge constantly is both to learn from the past but also not to be bound by the past." so i asked tracy to bring us into the present and the future and speak to the importance of continuity and interconnectedness for carrying on this legacy of asian-american community activism. tracy? [applause] thank you. i'll set my timer. this is the first time it's, i'll always a member this day for many reasons but also because earlier you called me ol d. awesome. it's official. let me set this. sometimes, most times we to find w read, ourselves, to read the word bouncing around our bones. the text on the page is a magnet that moves the ideas around. lets some process and congeal with our inner visions. we are moved to the next level of our thinking. and thus our storytelling. philosophizing, our discussions, conversations, our wri

. >> there is numerous tools mitchell boggs many are expirin >> executive director says the latest federal program going unnoticed f by thousands of homeowners who are underwater mortgage will only the lower the principal and interestst. >> mariah harris said they fell behind in the house payments yo lost a job in more than half th income disappeared. >> orbecause of who i work for new that help was available. >> she is director of homeownership services at nhs to people whose mortgages are owned or guaranteed by fannie mae or freddie mac, lowered her interest rate from 7 percent to 4 percent and cutut the house payment in half. >> is very easy to take avenge the program only had to do was review the documentte, sign and send it. >> it is a lifeline is going to help people to save money and b able to put that somewhere else catch is that eligible, the lenders or agencies do and they encourage consumers to think they can benefit to call and if they cannot, there may be other programs that work. >> bmi in your pants is one of he requirements of the program, they do not want people to stop el