so we've got this from brian ford. he is bucs coo kind of explaining where this decision was made it was made by both teams in con jennings with nufl and a local authorities and in an effort to an insure the safety of fans, players and stadium staff. who things are going to happen, number one gam will be played tomorrow night, probably in some rain. but that is going to happen and then on thursday certainlyks loo like we are going to hit by the storm. what can we do about either one of those things? probably nothing. just kind of smile and bear it if a tough situation for you because, come friday or saturday be past history. at this point, that is line up. decisions made at the last minute, but, just got to go forward at this point. >> let's hope that nine holds off at least for tomorrow night. go bucs, right? >> always go bucs. yeah, yeah. make it rain in another way. all right. thank you, ken. >> russell. 8:36 right now. florida isn't just preparing for the storm, we also need to worry about what happens after it lea

this is the man and brian ford the coo of the uk abouts. tell us about the experience,. >> we have so excited about the start of football under the lights. and the fan experience that everyone is about to experience from the new sound system from the score boards going to four feet to ribbon boards. 31,000, the surrod from 6 replay cameras to 18. to be here with the other believ come out add experience this, what are you doing with the screens, we want to bring fantasy football. we want to give them a reason to come out. and people play football. we'll have stats switching to away games t is total entertainment. we'll keep them excited for what is happening elsewhere in the and the project that will enchance it in excess of $140 million project. best of luck again tomorrow night. the first pre-season game is against the rams. >> week 3 that's when we will unleech the new exciting stuff. we have to hold something back for that event. >> we're excited. reporting from raymond james. mike been >> now your forecast with paul dellegatto. >> and t

but then there's the most overriding factor and that comes from bucs coo brian ford. he just put out a statement that says, thi decision was made by both teams in conjunction with the national football league and local authorities in an effort to ensure the safety of our you know, i know the world of horses much better than football of the i can tell with you some horses that race, there are so-called mudders and they do very, very well in the mud. a lot of guys here trying to get onto the team, we can only hope some of those guys are mudders and a real standout. the rest of us have to deal with the mud and wind and rain and whatever mother nature throws at us as well. >>dave: thanks a lot. appreciate that update this morning. by the way, rain might the risk of the zika virus, mosquitos that spread it usually breed in pools of standing water. officials are reminding everyone -- it's going to be hard to do but just get rid of any water around your house. there are 44 cases of zika virus from mosquitos here in florida. one of them in pinellas county. for a list of sand

says some olympians need to back off on eating so much. /// ((brian loftus)) >>> olympians are being told they can't eat so much junk >> and, ford will soon be rolling out its own self- driving cars. jill wagner joins us live from wall street. good morning jill. good morning brian and michelle ! stocks are pulling back a bit--- after reaching new record highs earlier this week. it will have self driving cars on the road in the next five years. the car will not have a steering wheel or gas or brake pedals. the fully-autonomous vehicle is specifically designed for ride-hailing or ride-sharing services. ford says it will roll out self-driving cars for personal ownership later.// 65-year-olds can expect to spend more than 130-thousand dollars on health care fidelity investments. fidelity reports couples need to set aside a record $260-thousand dollars for co-payments and other out-of-pocket medical costs. that's up 6 percent from last year.// brian and michelle? ((michelle mortensen)) >> and jill -- olympic athletes need to pay close attention to what they eat... before their event. but we hear they're having a field day with fast f

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./// ((brian loftus)) >>> another major automaker is recalling thousands of its cars... the issue some ford vehicles are dealing with.. that is a risk to drivers. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus -- how early is too early to start your day? what some researchers say is the best time to get up and go! coming up next on 8 news now ((brian loftus)) hillary clinton is calling for epi-pen sales to lower its price. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and, waking up dark and early has its benefits. jill wagner joins us live from wall street. good morning brian and kirsten! the biotech sector is dragging down the markets this week. the dow fell 65 pionts. the nasdaq dropped 42.// shares of epi pen drug maker mylan fell another five percent yesterday... there's more outrage over steep price increases for the life saving allergy medicine. a bi partisan group of senators sent a letter to the f-d-a... alternatives to the epi pen-- which is on many parent's back to school list.// ford is recalling more than 88-thousand cars and s-u-vs because of a fuel pump issue that can cause the engine to stall without warning. the recall

going to gerald ford, people who are not elected president. brianthe story about how he married his second wife and the story of the vote? mr. kendall: his second wife, tyler's first wife dies in he is quite flirtatious with every eligible woman who comes his way. brian: you said he chases them around the white house. mr. kendall: he chases julia, the belle of long island. she's on a boat with the ship of his father, his next and and her father dies and tyler literally -- she literally jumps into tyler's arms and that becomes the basis for the courtship. i argue that tyler, he ends up becoming a father to his own wife. he is 30 years older than her and he ends up becoming a father figure to his wife just like harding was a father figure to his 20-year-old. brian: the story, it is on the potomac. was it a navy ship? mr. kendall: there was an explosion on board and several people, including her father and i think his secretary of state also dies, there were some prominent people. brian: you call this chapter the doubledealing dad. he would also emerge

brian loftus)) >>> two states have primary elections today... and three prominent sitting members of congress face challenges from their parties insurgent wings. in florida... ford debbie wasserman schultz is being challenged by bernie sanders backed tim canova for her congressional seat. on the republican side.. senator marco rubio faces wealthy businessman carlos beruff. there are early reports of some election day glitches in that state. and in arizona republican senator john mc-cain is being challenged by kelli ward./// ((brian loftus)) >>> and this morning.. nevada's democratic senator harry reid is asking the fbi to investigate the threat of russia manipulating the presidential race. there are reports hackers broke the information of about 200-thousand people. an arizona election site was also hacked. now they are telling every state to check thier databases. hena daniels has more on concerns about election security: <<< in a letter to fbi director james comey, senate minority leader harry reid says there is a direct connection between the russian government and donald trump's presidential campaign... reid's request comes after reports that forei websites

ford and most other companies are pursuing. i'm going to get straight to the point. think it's terrifying. >> brian: i think a lot of us get frightened by technology when we first hear it. but, you know, trying to figure out how to figure out a laptop or a computer or your iphone is a little different than having a 70 mile an hour self-driving truck right next to you. >> tia: or a car because we have seen the accidents just from testing. >> brian: not yet. we have seen accidents with testing. >> tia: absolutely. >> brian: that's just our opinion. >> tia: i'm sure you have yours. it's ok. a teenager survives a deadly amoeba. we will hear from his family. this' next. >> samantha: name now 12:13 on this beautiful tuesday. i hope your day has been as nice as the weather. let's go outside. want to show you a live look from high atop our feazel roof camera. blue sky. little spider web there. maybe we can knock that off later today. not somebody securing the view -- not obscuring the view, though. feels wonderful. but summer heat is about to come we will talk about it after the i worked years to get my me

get 0% financing for 72 months across the entire ford lineup, plus specially tagged vehicles get a thousand smart bonus. >> kevin: this is live tv, brian. you are a defensive lineman and you don't know what to say, do you? >> no, unheard of. we don't get spoken to. don't talk to us we are just there. >> the first drive a little ragged but the second drive with aaron rodgers, how good did it feel? >> it felt good to get out there with aaron first time this preseason. good to get out there and kind of get the way he's going to call the game and run the game and get out there and move around. obviously we will go back. i think we had a couple penalties on the first drive. some things to clean up. but we got in is a groove and >> do you feel as an offensive line you have unfinished business from last year? >> i think so. i think we feel pretty good as a unit. i think we've had a pretty good preseason. always things to clean up and correct. but as a unit overall we like the body of work we've put together over the first few games. another week of practice under our belt and another preseason game and get into the opener. >> ryan, thanks for

fayetteville and looking at fog in the sandhills, sap ford and southern pines indicating that we could have problems there. back to you. >> thank you, brian. >>> the simpsons are doubling down with an hour-long episode in know -- january, the first time it will be expanded to 1 hour. the simpsons begin their 28th reach his 600th xd??episode milestone l>> michael jordan will gift the museum with a section of h- the museum donated to him. 8l?in tow the museum's collection. museum's collection. the exhibit is month septembe ways to get to rio for fnthe olympics. none of them are easy. >> a series of n(? new 0ig for a comedian @cand d8 ghostbusters start by the name >>> let's take a look at the radar picture. we had rain overnight and all of that is over with. we have a good deck of low cloud, and eventually, that will break up with another round of thunderstorms. 75 in irwin and fayetteville and a high this afternoon of 89 and heavy rain at times, and wednesday and thursday. >>> a violent attack is under investigation in cumberland county at a home on elgin drive. so far, they are not releasing any additional details, and no ma

ford foundation. and a special shout out to everyone behind the scenes especially cory waterson brian. he isn't here but he does everything to make the book launches happen. special shout out to cory david. tonight i have the very, very easy task of introducing the president of ssu 775 that organizes mostly long-term care workers in seattle. i would like to talk about three elements of who david s. first, as a visionary leader. second as a writer and truth teller. and thirdly david as a friend. the visionary leader part you know about. you know, david, helped to craft the strategy that started at seatac. seattle's 10,000 square foot people and it moved to seattle and scores of campaigns across the state. the fact that raising the wage to $15 is every part of the national conversation at dinner tables across america, and in the 2016 presidential, and the fact my mom and dad asked me about it when i go home for the holidays that can all be traced to this guy. this isn't the only thing that david has helped to start. you know, our move, and the idea those could follow you when you move fr

brian. >>> thank you very much. well, we talk a lot on this show about ford and general motors and fiat chrysler and ferrari and allf. but the hottest single car maker in america may actually be s subaru. increased sales every year since 2008. how is subaru doing it? phil lebeau is live at the company's only u.s. plant. phil. >> brian, i know you fancy yourself to be a car man. so to answer your question, they're doing it based on reliability and safety, the hallmarks of subaru's marketing campaign here in the united states. but i also get this question a lot from people, i hear about subaru, but where are they sold? where are the most popular states when it comes to subaru sales. if you live in the northeast, this should not surprise you, top states and northeast as well as rocky mountains that's why you see montana in that map as well. and subaru is in fact growing sales faster than the market overall, up 2.7% this year. i know that doesn't sound like a lot, but remember we're coming off a record year for auto sales in this country. industry overall is up only about 1.3%. subaru now the ninth largest auto brand i

going to gerald ford, people who are not elected president. brianthe story about how he married his second wife and the story of the vote is worth hearing. mr. kendall: his second wife, tyler's first wife dies in he is quite flirtatious with every eligible woman who comes his way. brian: you said he chases them around the white house. mr. kendall: he chases julia, the belle of long island. she's on a boat with the ship of -- with her father. an accidentets into and dies and tyler literally -- she literally jumps into tyler's arms and that becomes the basis for the courtship. i argue that tyler, he ends up becoming a father to his own wife. he is 30 years older than her and he ends up becoming a father figure to his wife just like harding was a father figure to his 20-year-old. brian: the story, it is on the potomac. was it a navy ship? mr. kendall: yes. there was an explosion on board and several people, including her father and i think his secretary of state also dies, there were some prominent people. brian: you call this chapter the doubledealing

ford. getting set for an opening at the tacony palmyra bridge just in about five minutes or so. start heading for that betsy ross bridge as your alternate and we'll check it again, brianck hour. >> see you then matt. thanks. >> still ahead meteorologist cecily tynan has the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. >> ♪ >> all right, a live look right now at a high speed collision under way through los angeles county. this in california and this is the second high speed chase of this day. it started when officers tried to pull over a reckless driver and it is under way right now. if you wander to follow this chase it's streaming live as we speak on 6abc.com. the reality of life in southern california. >> have a couple of those every day, right. >> exactly right, yeah. >> let's talk about the forecast. as we start the work week today, cecily. >> it's the same air mass we really had over the weekend as far as the dewpoints. high humidity and we are seeing some downpours popping up right now and more on the way. storm tracker6 live double scan showing philadelphia right now, we are rain free but we've got a cluster of some pretty intense downpours working through smyrna and

ford fusion. the beauty of a well made choice. >> anchor: let's get a check of that forecast and turn things over to brian van de graaf >> reporter. by 10:00, 82. 90 by 1:00. low 90s this afternoon. definitely feel the humidity. feeling like the upper 90s. stray chance of storm mainly in the mountains. tomorrow, similar, near 90. wednesday, best chance for scattered showers and storms behind that. drying out, less humid. very comfortable friday, into the upcoming holiday weekend. saturday, sunday, low to mid 90s. fingers crossed stays nice into labor day. >> reporter: into centreville, interstate 66 is complicated. we have major consist tractions, a vehicle fire for westbound 66, traveling between 29 and 28 you can see we're blocking a couple lanes trying to get that out of the roadway. this necking, as folks slow down to look at what's going on. again, this is centreville eastbound 66 and westbound 66 between 29 and rava28. back to you. >> anchor: thank you so much. happening right now, one of the biggest back to school days in our area this year. 8 school districts, hundreds of thousands of students returning to class this morn

ford healthcare. sanders confessed to the crimes while being questioned. >> and shooting of dwayne wad wade's cuz anyone chicago continues to send emotional waves throughout the country this morning. >> fox's brianannes has the latest and why the shooting is parts of a much bigger problem. >> there's a death procession >> strong emotion saturdayge ky afternoon as pushing her newborn in a stroller. >> was not bothering nobody, just going to register her kids in school and bullets fly around and have no name, decided to find its way to her head. >> aldridge, a mother of 4 was cousin of nba star dwayne wade. ironically this week, weighed was part of espn special on violence in chicago. >> this is something that didn't started and won't end tomorrow and something we can start a conversation and start the work today and hopefully, eventually, we can stop it. >> according to the "chicago tribune" there have already been 455 homicides in chicago this year. compare that to the 490 murders in chicago in the whole of 201 2015. >> our children are living in fear. how do you go to school and get an education when yo to go to school and prayingou intended target of the shooting. her baby was not hurt. and is