today's tournament benefits a scholarship in collier's name. teams of first responders, medical personnel, and sports fans participated in the event. the tournament continues tomorrow morning at mit from 11 to 6. reid: a special send off today for a local little league baseball team. the wellesley team is heading to the new england regionals in connecticut the team of 11-to-13-year-old players beat out pittsfield in last week's state championship. a double-elimination tournament starts monday. the winner of the tournament has

the chemical is the active ingredient in mosquito spraying throughout lee and collier counties."they are openly spraying, they are spraying while we are out walking, we are sitting at sporting events."marshall says she was upset with spraying near lely high school while children and families were out during a sporting event. she says everyone is getting exposed whether they want to or not. "if we spray it's potentially harmful, and if we don't there's people can come down with a virus."naled has been controversial because of the effect it could have on pets, people and our agriculture. patrick linn of collier mosquito control tells us he can't say the the chemical is perfectly safe. he says with travel related cases of zika in the community -- the main concern is minimizing the spread of the virus. which he says is much more important than the tiny risks."i think it's sort of a double edged sword."collier county uses naled in small doses-- which the florida department of agriculture says it could cause difficulty breathing, dizziness, nausea and tremors. "probably in limited dose

today's tournament benefits a scholarship in collier's name. teams of first responders, medical personnel, and sports fans participated in the event. the tournament continues tomorrow morning at mit from 11 to 6. reid: a special send off today for a local little league baseball team. the wellesley team is heading to the new england regionals in connecticut the team of 11-to-13-year-old players beat out pittsfield in last week's state championship. a double-elimination tournament starts monday. the winner of the tournament has coming up, the latest on the storms working through our area and how the rest of the weekend is shaping up. diane: the 2016 olympics are officially underway. and the medals are already coming out gold for team usa. reid: but as abc's jim ryan reports the games got off to a bit of a rough start. team usa walked into rio to massive cheers. but the russian team, smaller after the infamous doping scandal, actually received it some booze. that was not enough to stop the brazilian spirit. protesters raged outside. demonstrators

it is officially opening today at the collier center. the first crowd got to enjoy lunch at 11:00 at the new location at third and washington. it joins the truck and craft beer concept as the latest restaurant to open at the collier center. >> hard to keep track of the new openings. >>> a special welcome back to schools in peoria. >> when they walked through the doors last wednesday, they were met with a heart warming surprise that made the return easier. >> reporter: written in plain black ink are the kinds of words enough. >> some were simple words like smile or be confident. >> reporter: on their last day of high school, they strolled in at 6:00 a.m. >> which is super early for senior year. >> reporter: they joined dozens of friends placing their 3,000 inspirational post-its everywhere they could. >> we were at church camp over the summer and we want to be make a what is the best way to make everyone smile? >> reporter: it is weeks of planning. they wrote each message by hand trying to avoid duplicates. >> my favorite one was be a fru

. >>> at the collier center, their third location and the latest restaurant to open at he collier center. >>> how safe is the school your children attend? people in one year say they are stunned when they realize prison ? ? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get zero percent on select subaru models during the subaru a lot to love event, now through august thirty-first. live from fox studios, fox 10 news is back. >>> well, if your kids go to a school district, chances are they have seen the sign that reads inmate work crews on premises. that's because the school district has hired inmates from florence state prison to do landscaping all around the school. they are also screened and under strict supervision. they are paid $0.50 an hour, which saves the school district money. the parents are told not to worry as they won't work during the school year. >> they summer break, things like that. they painted the inside of the building at san tan, foo

to open at he collier center. >>> how safe is the school your children attend? people in one year say they are ? ? ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ? ? hush my darling... ? ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] ? hush my darling... ? [snoring.] ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. live from fox studios, fox 10 news is back. >>> well, if your kids go to a school in the florence unified school district, chances are they have seen the sign that reads inmate work crews on premises. that's because the school district has hired inmates from florence state prison to do landscaping all around the school. they are also screened and under strict supervision. they are paid $0.50 an which saves the school district money. the parents are told not to worry as they won't work during the school year. >> they work on intercession, summer break, things like that. they painted the inside of the building at san tan, foothills high school. >> they have been running the program since 2002 and have not had

today's tournament benefits a scholarship in collier's name. teams of first responders, medical fans participated in the event. the tournament continues tomorrow morning at mit from 11 to 6. a special send off today for a local little league baseball team. the wellesley team is heading to the new england regionals in connecticut the team of 11-to-13-year-old players beat out pittsfield in last week's state championship. a double-elimination tournament starts monday. the winner of the tournament has a chance to play in the 2016 little league world series. a new look at the moments that lead to a deadly police shooting . reid: coming from both body and dash cam video from chicago, prompting protests and a promise of change. important piece of her father as she walks down the aisle, $10 -- 10 years after he was killed. reid: also coming up at 5:30, do , you recognize this person? >> you are watching newscenter 5 at 5:00. reid: strong storms of moving across the area, centered over have the updated track ahead in his forecast in just a few minutes.

collier says she has no problem with the game bubble is playing on the grave sites is just wrong. it's new and fresh and they could a nice spot for family members, loved ones and friends to pay respects and see people walking around on their cell phones and ipads in whatever it is they are playing. it's not appropriate. >> they have yet to see any reckless kids running through your looking for a pokimon and if they do they will politely asked them to leave. >> the pentagon is saying pokimon now on government issued phones and devices. according to a new report pentagon officials recently sent a memo reminding workers to keep pokimon off their work phones. though memo said the game can be used to pinpoint the stored.>>> caught on camera a man fired from his job takes out his frustrations on his bosses car. there told what we're seeing right here is the former employee of this midas services center and he takes the key and runs it down the length of the bosses corvette. nicholas westerners charged with criminal damage. a shop manager and owner say he did not expect it. to the car he

that's collier at hail road. updates here on the delay, still southbound on tamiami trail. we have the southbound lane blockage. alternate, business 41 which is going to be the bridge there to the west. the backups we're seeing beyond 301 at this point getting toward 17th so we can presume this will continue to grow until the crash clears out. we'll check our major roadways. looks like we're sitting in the red, bearss avenue to i-4. southbound 275, picking up a bit here along southbound 75, and 19 is the drive time between buckman highway and 75 c. >>russell: that is an icon coming down. an implosion in vegas. that's the riviera hotel. that brings an end to the first high rise and one of the most famous a lot of movies there. original oceans 11 with the rat pack, casino, diamonds are forever. what's going in its place? new vegas convention center. >>laura: iconic, yeah. it was falling in disrepair, though. >>russell: probably time. still. >>laura: pursuit of perfection. coming up, the american olympian who unfortunately lost her balance. >>russell: and the case of the on ap

the chemical is the active ingredient in mosquito spraying throughout lee and collier county. >> they're spraying while we're out walking, sitting at sporting events. >> reporter: marshall says she was upset with spraying near the high school while children and families were out during a sporting event. she says everyone is getting exposed whether they want to or not. >> if we spray it's potentially harmful. and if we don't there's a the chance people come down with the virus. >> reporter: it's been controversial because of the effect it could have on pets, people and agriculture. patrick lynn tells us he can't say the chemical is perfectly safe. with travel-related cases of zika within the community the main concern is minimizing the sword. >> reporter: collier county uses it in small doses which the u.s. environmental protection agency says is safe in higher quanti quantities, it could cause difficulty breathing, nausea, tremors. >> in limited doses it could make sense. >> let's take a look at what we're spraying with. this is a very toxic chemical. >> mosquito control officials say th

authorities say the woman, christine collier, was driving the wrong way on northbound highway 101 inevado. she crashed head on into a mini van shortly after 1:00. police say a delivery van slammed into both cars. the driver of the mini van died. collier is being held on charges of driving under the influence. >>> it is back-to-school in san jose state but there's a slight problem. some of the dorms aren't ready, leaving hundreds of incoming freshmen in limbo. nbc bay area's michelle roberts is in san jose for us this evening. what is the plan b over there and where are they being diverted. >> reporter: plan bbehind me, these are known as the bricks. they were scheduled to be taken down to make room for a pool this fall, but now they will be housing students for about a month until the brand-new, beautiful building is finished. they say it could be about september. >> i would be kind of upset. >> reporter: incoming san jose freshman leah perrino says her parents flew in from arizona to help her move in. because she wasn't assigned to the newly built dorm, she has to get settled only o

chp officers arrested 47-year-old kristin collier for dui. >>> the union for a bus driver said she was attacked by another driver wants metro transit officials to show more support for her. abc7 news outside of metro headquarters for the protest today. carla ro mmero pulled over when passing driver confronted her. the man punched romero in the face several times before fighting him off. police investigated and cited both people for battery. they want video of the incident to clear her name and more protection for drivers. uni said it's working with police. >> anything like this is challenging. if you have two, it is challenging. and that's why we work with the police department who can be objective to find out exactly what happened and in this case, you know, we don't want to see an assault against an operator at all. >> romero isn't allowed to drive right now. she's expected in court in october. >>> the state supervisor trying to address a dispute over the head for the death in fremont. back on the staff, a new leader as fall classes begin on monday. david louis is live to explain. da

. >> they were collier wolf in sheep's clothing. -- and they will call you a wolf in sheep's clothing. carson: probably. but they could invest in this and recall the devices and stop selling them until they fix the problem. >> what if that doesn't happen? to say we expect the fda you need to recall these devices. is going to produce the kind of result you would need to see to sustain, or to theyuce a sustained drop, would have to lose business. insurers or hospital management have to say that i'm not buying this stuff anymore. carson: there are differences in the devices manufactured by st. jude and competitors. you have three competitors out there for mainstream producers of these devices who do not have the security issues. so, it is plausible to us that even lacking a recall that doctors will, once they understand, will make a choice to go with the competing devices. >> how much money is at risk? carson: we don't discuss trading. >> what is the trade structure? t now, st. jude is in the process of being acquired by abbott. for ever one share of st. jude, going to receive .87 shares

collier's family says that the facility failed to help her other than to call 91 is as she died. they claim that facility failed changes in morrow's behavior that they say posed an immediate risk to the residents at that facility. morrow was diagnosed with diagnosed with schizophrenia. >>> two police horses were injured as the trail they were they aret they were headed back their stables after duty. but as the truck approached an on ramp, a car approached the truck and forced it to truck. >>> and a suit claims that politics played a role in creating boundaries that were redrawn after a court identified racial jerry man dering with the previous map. common cause, the state voters are suing the gop leadership court to throw out the new districts and declare them unconstitutional. >>> a federal judge reviewing house bill 2, the case involving that, wants to hear more from a judge. on wednesday, the high court ruled the school board in virginia could block a trans gender male from using the boys bathroom at school. the judge in the hb 2 cause wants to know plays a role in his decisio

reason behind her decision that prompted boos from some >>> a brave dog takes on an animal bigger collier county. >> the dog actually chases around the bear in the backyard. then the bear tries to climb up the tree to escape the dog but the dog didn't let up. >> the owner affectionately calls this dog little bear chaser, just 1-year-old. some neighbors who have even smaller dogs are grateful to have that guard dog next door. >> glad he was not hungry when i walked into the garage. i'm thankful for that. >> take a look at this. a texas homeowner sharing his found when opening up his garage door. yeah, 9-foot 300-pound alligator, not happy when authorities tried to remove it. wranlers did eventually get the big guy under control. >>> sippinger adele -- singer adele is saying goodbye to the possibility of her performing at the next super bowl. she told fans at a concert was offered a halftime performing slot but she says the last show is not about music. she called the offer kind but her announcement drew some boos from the fans. >>> remember friday swy showed you the trailer of the new "sta

we are watching a crash in pasco eastbound state road 54 at the collier parkway, this is in the lutz area. reports of some roadblocking anything here slowing us down. a little bit of slowdown around u.s. 41 so give yourself extra time there. a quick check of drive times through the downtown area. >>> captain al in action air 1, good morning. >> reporter: good tuesday morning. this is what i consider the busiest stretch. 275, that traffic coming from the apex or getting on at beers and fletcher, that is usually where they come, fromp land o' lakes, and the merge with -- no problems to speak of. a lot of volume but everything is pretty much or pretty close to speed limit. back to you. >>> 6:32. updating breaking news on florida's east coast. deputies investigating a gruesome and shocking deadly martin county. a man is seen biting another man's face. deputies tried to use a stun gun and police dog to pry him away, neither worked. took multiple deputies to pull that attacker off. within the last 30 minutes deputies revealing that husband and wife likely died from stab wounds. a neighbor

at first the bear tries to get away by climbing trees in collier county but the dog just wouldn't let up. >> his owner affectionately calling him "little bear chaser" this. big dog is a-year-old, some neighbors have even smaller have the big guard dog around. >>> 6:42. still ahead -- citrus farmers turning to brewing. advancements allowing them to make beer for the first time. >> the fastest man on the planet makes history in rio. the record usian bolt set in the 100 meter dash but first - >> a popular pinellas county teacher recovering in the hospital this morning after police say she was hit by a information on that driver who it turns out was no stranger to >>> 6:45. a pinellas county music teacher nearly killed by a drunk driver. >> she and a friending fighting to recover. the other driver facing serious charges. reporter abc action news reporter rodney dunigan has more. will be. according to the school's web site the victim in this case is a popular music teacher at the school. police say this is the man behind it all, 36-year-old brice macleod. police say in pinellas park say he

kristen collier was arrested for dui. >> and a statute that would help in prosecuting rape and other felony sex crimes becomes a bill and now heads back to the senate. under the existing law, the crimes have to be prosecuted within ten years unless dapdan evidence comes out later. sex crimes of minors have to be prosecuted before the victim's 40th birthday. >>> and a woman accused of cyber stalking against the jenner and kardashian family is in court today. this is video on the right given to us by a family member. christina bankton was arrested in newark yesterday. >> she is charged with 15 counts with cyber stalking and identity theft. melanie woodrow was in court today and you spoke to her father afterwards? >> yes, and he is deeply apologetic for all of the people that she has hurt. she posted the $20,000 bail this afternoon and will be staying at a hotel away from a family's computer. >> and kristen bank's father said more than a dozen agents came to his home to arrest his daughter. >> i was like, wow, i have not had this many guns pointed at me since vietnam. >> the nursing stu

the 38 ericer park is at loop road and colliers chapel road in linden. it has a walking trail, playground and meals purpose field. it cost $420,000 to build. half of that came from the north carolina trust funds. the other from cumberland county through the recreation tax. >>> she is no stranger to the negatives of social media but now the feds are now getting involved. coming up why actress leslie security investigation. >> plus epipens and their rising costs are becoming a national topic of debate. why the ceo at the center of the fight says those price hikes could not be avoid. >> well, temperatures are a bit milder. we have the upper 60s in roxboro and oxford. across the virginia state line ?? from the mountains... to the beaches... the piedmont... to the sandhills... north carolina is possessed of spectacular natural beauty. [ sea gulls crying ] [ man vocalizing ] run! ?? ? i don't feel like i'm falling ? ? i'm up against the sky ? ? i said i'd taken it all in ? ? to make the good life ? ? and i don't feel like i'm falling ? ? i'm up against the sky

moderate delays here intersection with collier parkway. all right vanessa, thank you. first it was fast and then fats and salt now sugar. added sugar not kind naturally produced in fruits and veggies health officials are issuing new guidelines for chdr shayla reeves in our break room with there are more than few temptations with more. it's hard, isn't it? it is. especially when you're having breakfast or it's breakfast time you're seeing candy and treats everywhere. of course you're doing a healthy story today this time we're talking about american heart association. so here's, here's what's interesting. they have a new journal entry out in the journal circulation. and this time they are talking about sugar and impact of sugar so, the new recommendation by american heart association is children between the ages of 2 and 18 should not have more than 25 grams of sugar a day. now, that just to give you perspective is only about a third of what the average american child has already every day with sugar. that's about 75 grams. so we know a lot of times people are trying to

. >>> we have never had a theft in 26 years. 4 during the first weekend of this month shop owner collierd 6 were stolen. he said the normally locked front door was left ajar, when he into employees were moving sheetrock and other items into the store for a remodeling project. >>> someone must have seen us. carry the things in, and we were vulnerable, it would take one minute, they dashed in and grab the pieces, maybe they had a backpack. >> reporter: he says it wasn't until monday he returned to the store he noticed the antiques were god. >>> is a perfect storm kind of thing. it was kind of a hit-and-run. >> reporter: the stolen items included 3 vases from greece dating back to 6 century bc and 2 lacquered boxes from japan from the early 1800s. he says most of the pieces were 8 inches tall and weighed less than a pound, the total value is estimated at $50,000.>> you always feel vulnerable when something happens like that. it is a little scary the way. >> reporter: on august 1, someone broke the window and stole items they are including silver candlesticks. police say they haven't ruled o

it turns out the man behind the wheel was 21-year-old dion collier, and he's no cop.armed and point add gun at the officer. then stopped his car and confronted the real police officer. >> the offender came out of the vehicle and approached his car, approaching him with firearm still in his hand. that's when he exited the vehicle. produced his firearm. identified himself and the individual, you know, submitted to his commands. >> police found a loaded glock bullets and flashing strobe light in caloyer's car. he's now in jail. >>> take a good look. this woman accused of attac attg her husband with pair of scissors watch he took out of the fridge that shark the attack. >> police arrested this couple, threw them in jail, accused them of threatening children on their block with hammer an wrench. who they say they were protecting. >>> it was one amazing moment for baseball player he hits a grand slam to put his team on top. what he realized as he left the stadium that kind of ruined the moment. >>> fans of music legend prince will soon get into a glimpse into his personal l

. >> reporter: during the first weekend of this month shop owner collier gwynn says five antics were stolen from him. the normally locked front door was left ajar when he and two employees were moving sheetrock and other items into the store for remodeling project. >> somebody must have seen us carrying the things in and out. we were vulnerable -- it would take one minute. they dashed in, grabbed the pieces and maybe they had a backpack. >> reporter: gwynn says it wasn't until monday when he returned to the store that he noticed the antiques were gone. >> it was a perfect storm kind of thing. and it was kind of a hit and run. >> reporter: the stolen items include three vases from greece dating back to sixth century bc and two lacquered boxes from the 1800s. most of the pieces were about eight inches tall and weighed less than a pound. total value is estimated at $50,000. >> you always feel vulnerable when something happens like that. it always is scary that way. >> reporter: on august 1st steps from gwen's shop, someone broke the window of the antiques and stole items there including

andrew collier the managing directer on the battle for the company. the spending power of chinese tourists is redefining shopping in japan. in tokyo. that is next. this is bloomberg. i've. in dube >> just about the opening. >> we're seeing people start to talk about the specific beginning of some change in the region. we're seeing some analysts already pinpointing. >> the demand for oil continues to rise. > economies are growing. >> you are watching day break asia. >> a few minutes away from the opening in japan, korea, and australia. >> chinese phone makers, smart phone makers, said it's losing ground to lovely rivals domestically. however, research shows that second quarter smart phone shipment slumped 38% in china as they took on more of bigger market share. i asked them about the company's prospects at home and also abroad. >> so we are zooing a relatively flat year over year trajectory which has to do with supply chain. obviously we are a relatively young company. we've only been around for about six years in china and we're ramping up our supply

the 38 acre pack is at loop and colliers chap ole roads. the park cost $424,000 to build. half of the money came from the trust fund. other half came from cumberland the forecast here's storm team meteorologist alyssa corfont. >>> good morning stefan and good morning to you at hem, as well. as we approach 8:00 we're at 76 degrees. very comfortable, although it is a bit muggy out there. we're looking at pretty blue skies from the raleigh durham international airport. that means plenty of sun glare getting ready to head for the door. keep this in mind. 71 still in henderson and durham. upper 60s in sanford. fayetteville warming up at 76. 73 in goldsboro. 75 in rocky mount. i want you to compare the numbers to where they were at 24 hours ago. raleigh and durham we've both seen a 6 degree jump. a 10 degree jump throughout franklin and louisburg. high today of 95. most of us staying dry. low 90s continue for saturday. a few afternoon storms possible there. a little unsettled weather towards sunday into early next morning. climbing to near 90 in the afternoon. just about 7:59 ri

last month, dawn was awarded the collier trophy, the most prestigious award in aviation and space. i'm sure you are anxious to hear more about this mission, and who better to talk about it then its chief engineer and director, mark raymond. [applause] >> thank you very much. i appreciate your coming. to everyone watching this at home, sorry you're not getting all the free money handed to people here. [laughter] >> but thank you for your interest, as well. i want to talk about the dawn mission, and as you know it is run by jpl. but there are many organizations in other countries and around the world involved in this project. [laughter] >> before i start telling you about the dawn mission, i want to give you context. here we are with a conventional view of the solar system from the 1800s, through the orbits of the inner planets, including earth, mars, jupiter, saturn, and uranus. apart from an occasional comment -- comet and some moons, this is what astronomers knew about the solar system in 1800. and this was a very modern picture because uranus had only been discovered in 1781. so

last month, dawn was awarded the collier trophy, the most prestigious in aviation and space. i'm sure you are anxious to hear more about this mission, and who better to talk about it then its chief engineer and director, mark raymond. [applause] >> thank you very much. i appreciate your coming. to everyone watching this at home, sorry you're not getting all the free money handed to people here. [laughter] >> but thank you for your interest, as well. i want to talk about the dawn mission, and here we are it jpl. there are many organizations involved in this project. [laughter] >> before i start telling you about the dawn mission, i want to give you context. here we are with a conventional view of the solar system from the 1800s, through the orbits of the inner planets, including earth, mars, jupiter, saturn, and uranus. apart from an occasional comment and some moons, this is what astronomers knew about the solar system in 1800. and this was a very modern picture because uranus had only been discovered in 1781. so it could not have been drawn 20 years earlier. the planets of m

and apparently northbound on the collier parkway, still trying to woman up an accident >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, thrills and spills. >> a dive by miller for the line. >> team usa's allyson felix misses gold by a nose coming in a very close second in the women's 400 while gymnastics superstar simone biles has a rare misstep on the beam as she takes home the bronze and teammate laurie hernandez wows to take silver but team spirit -- >> i think all of the girls agree there's nothing as amazing and special as being able to win that team gold medal. whatever else happens, you know, the rest is icing on top of the raisman gets set to defend her gold medal in today's floor exercise finals and over the edge. >> be careful. >> natalie and jenna's latest daring stunt. a real cliff-hanger in rio, "today," tuesday, august 16th, 2016. ? >> from the big apple to the shores of copacabana, it's live from rio! >> a shout out to dmv d.c., maryland and virginia and across the united states. >> shout out to pennsylvania. >> westchester. >> pittsburgh. >> go usa! >> we're back now 8:00 on a tu