health officials in miami-dade county distributed mosquito repellent over the weekend...to parents sending their kids to school today in the newest zika zone: (lillian rivera/ fl dept of health, miami-dade county) make sure you apply the repellent before coming to school. it should be able to last you the whole day. the superintendent of schools helped hand out protective uniforms --- consisting of long sleeves and pants: (miami-dade schools superintendent alberto carvalo on the way to school may be a little but uncomfortable, but once in school, it's going to be comfortable the back-to-school push comes just days after authorities identified five new cases of the virus in miami beach...apparent ly spread by local mosquitoes. the area is just across from the original zika zone in the wynwood arts district. federal health officials now say other states in the gulf coast may be at risk: (dr. anthony fauci/ director, nih) i would not be surprised if we see cases in texas and louisiana louisiana. zika has been linked to devastating birth defects in pregnant women. the cdc is advising women who

vilma: las escuelas de miami dade iniciarÁn su aÑo escolar de manera diferente esta vez. no voy a poder venir a la escuela. vilma: segÚn el mapa de la zona de contagio, en el Área de wynwood se encuentran seis escuelas y en el Área de miami beach hay otras tres. son 7600 estudiantes que asisten a estas escuelas ubicadas en las dos zonas donde se ha detectado los casos de contagio es zika. precisamente el departamento de salud estuvo aquÍ, en estos colegios repartiendo repelente gratis tanto para los estudiantes, profesores, padres de familia para evitar el posible contagio. en esta escuela de wynwood decidieron hacer cambios a la clase de educaciÓn fÍsica. >> ahora tenemos manga larga en los uniformes para que no le piquen los mosquitos, estamos manteniendo a los chicos adentro de las clases en el gimnasio. vilma: los directores de las escuelas hacen Énfasis en las medidas preventivas y piden a sus estudiantes a aplicarse repelente antes de salir de sus casas. >> nuestra comunidad estÁ muy tranquila, con mucho sentido comÚn, el pÁnico nunca ayuda. >> yo estoy tranquila, s

the meeting starts at 5-30 p-m at dade city hall. commissioners will vote on the ordinance right after the meeting. hundreds of jobs are up for grabs today in tampa. it's the "greater tampa job fair." it's going on at the doubletree by cypress street. the fair is open to ?all jobseekers and features dozens of companies ready to hire on the spot. it's from 11 to two p-m. the companies include state farm, sandpearl resort, and i-t-t technical institute. a bay area school is having it's grand ?re-opening this morning. the "blossom montessori school for the deaf" in clearwater. the school just went through a huge rennovation over the summer, thanks to donations from several businesses including the tampa bay rays, pinch-a-penny and rooms to go. learning easier for children who have hearing problems or suffer conditions like cerebral palsy. they even got a new ?shaded playground today's ceremony starts at ten a-m. you can get your olympic spirit on today... at the glazer childrens museum in tampa. the museum is hosting "summer olympic day

. >>> a vote is expected in dade city on a fracking ban. fracking is the process of extracting oil and gas by pressure miniature into shale rock. critics claim the process can contaminate the drinking water. the meeting is at dade city hall on meridian avenue at 5:30. >>> in your vote testing the votes machines. hillsborough county supervisor of elections will test the ballot scanning equipment to count votes for the august 30 primary. hilary clinton will campaign in miami expected to get an update on zika while there. she campaigned in st. pete. she vowed to be a president who supports small businesses. clinton will head to detroit tomorrow to discuss jobs. >>> meanwhile republican donald trump campaigned in detroit where he unvailed a revamped economic plan including cutting taxes for workers and businesses. trump will campaign today in north carolina and campaign in or morning. let's get a check on the weather with leigh. >> i am tracking a batch of heavy rain coming on shore so right now before many of you may be stepping out the door t

running from the beach to the intercoastal waterway.it's the second part of miami - dade county where local transmission of the virus has been found.(dr. tom frieden/cdc director): "the key here is to find it quickly and respond quickly. that's what we're doing along with florida and miami-dade county in these two zones where we've documented transmission."the head of the c-d-c says the high rise buildings -- and strong beach breezes could pose a spraying for a type of mosquito that's notoriously difficult to control.(mayor philip levine/miami beach): "we are going to do everything in our power to make this city safe for our residents and our tourists. that's the most important. that's job number one for the city of miami beach right now."contracting zika is most damaging to pregnant women.the virus can have devastating consequences for an unborn baby.which is why the c-d-c warns pregnant women not to travel to parts of miami beach.and consider not traveling to miami dade county at all.(mayor philip spraying efforts, the last thing i would ever want to be on miami beach right now is a

that's when miami-dade county police officer mario gutierrez raced in... (officer mario gutierrez/miami dade county police):"it would have been massive chaos, they would have thought it was terrorism who knows. and they wouldn't have been able to talk to me because i vaporized." more of the video shows gutierrez falling to the ground... as jean viciously swings at him more than 20 times. gutierrez was stabbed about a dozen times. but he still managed to grab his gun and shoot jean, who died at the scene. you are running out of time if you want to let school district leaders know how you feel about splitting up the district. there's a town hall meeting tonight at 6-30 at the desert breeze community center. if you can't make it.. there are two meetings left-- we have the details for you on our website, ktnv.com a major announcement from yankees player alex rodriguez "and"an affect its taking on ticket prices! plus -- more of this incredible video of a fire at a london bar that injured at least one person. then -- take a look this breathtaking video is trendi

. >>> happening today a vote is expected in dade city on a fracking ban. fracking is the process of drilling and injecting a high pressure mixture into shale rock. critics claim the process can contaminate our drinking water. the dade city commission will hold a public hearing on the been and then vote on the issue it begins at 5:30. >>> testing the voting machines. supervisor of elections will test the ballot scanning equipment. they'll be used to count votes for the >>> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton will campaign in miami today. she's expected to get an update on zika while there. this comes a day after she campaigned in st. pete. vowing to be a president who supports small businesses. >>> republican donald trump campaigned in detroit where he unveiled a revamped economic plan. it includes cutting taxes for workers and businesses. he's expected to campaign in florida wednesday and thursday. >>> let's get a check on the weather. >> many of you may be hearing the rain drops on your roof. heavier downpours. other places still dry. we hav

charlie, starting tomorrow morning here in miami-dade county, they're going to begin aerial spraying against o squitoes. it's going to happen in a ten- square-mile area right around the so-called zika zone. >> rose: thanks, david. dr. jon lapook, our chief medical correspondent, has been covering the zika story from the s art. jon, there is a new case of infection in miami-dade, but not in the community where the other infections were discovered. what does that mean? >> reporter: well, it's a nontravel-related case and the question is, is it an isolated case or does it represent a new cluster? we already know there's a hot spot of zika infection and what they're going to have to do is exactly what they did before-- go door to door and figure out, are there people who are infected with zika who don't realize it? if there are, then they're going to have to go in there and do exactly what they did before. they're going to have to get rid of the free standing water, they're going to have to use insecticide both outside the house and inside the house, and also put down larvaecide. because

we started doing start mosquito dade county. so hopefully that's the answer in pinellas. one case and nothing more. but all of us have to be part of this. we had good news yesterday. in the winwood area, we have been able to cut the area in half because of the education efforts, now it's half the size. it's about a one-half square mile. and the miami beach area, five cases and our area is between 8th and 28th street but we're eradication, a lot of education. and for the pregnant women, that's who we're worried about. there's free assessment and testing at every county health department in the state because we want to keep them safe. >> and what about tourism? a matter of no time, the snow birds will want to come down and how cowe keep them from staying away? >> over 20 million people live here. over 60 million tourists already this year. we're safe. we have very good emergency management for storms. we've been preparing for zika virus since february. and the first travel related case happened, we started doing round tables and educating everybody. we started making sure t

happening today -- dade city citywide ban on fracking. opponents of fracking say the process has contaminated drinking water sources in other states and fracking poses an even greater risk of water contamination due to florida's porous limestone geology. if approved dade city would be the 16th local government to ban fracking in florida. >>> looking for a job with great benefits? the faa is looking to hire 1,400 entry level air traffic controllers. the median salary is more than 120,000 dollars. the faa is accepting applications through next monday if interested go to our mobile app, also our web site, abcactionnews.com for a link, where you can apply. it's also on our facebook page. >>> look at this video. some disney visitors posted this on-line. watch dopey, see that? we'll show you again. dopey, on the second level of that float in hollywood studios slips off the second floor and i'm not making this up. watch for yourself. there he goes. apparently everybody's ok. acting goofy? >> i guess so. >>> teens spend a lot of time on social me

is the cdc saying pregnant women should not travel to all of miami-dade county now?ing very specifically, there are two one-mile areas in miami-dade county where there is confirmed spread of zika. yes. pregnant women should not travel to those two areas. we are also providing additional information about what has happened in the rest of miami-dade, so people can make informed decisions. pregnant women and sexual partners may want to postpone and delay travel to other parts of miami-dade. the issue there is it's an area where they are looking hard for stick california they are finding some of it. there has been other isolated instances of local spread of zika and when zika starts to spread, it may be two or three weeks before it's sure of spreading. we are providing that openly, transparentally, so people can make an informed decision. >> a lot of the informed decision comes about as a result of a patient came do you or a family member came to you and was pregnant and said, i was thinking of going to miami-dade county, should i go? what do you tell them in. >> it real

. >> the miami-dade school district handed out protective clothing long sleeves and pants for students that needed it. pro active efforts taken by the school district impressed carol carp whose son adam is entering high school. >> i commend their efforts. i think it's fantastic. it is when out woo e should do to protect our children and to nearly 3300 kids will be attending school in the 1.5 mile area. where local zika transmission has been confirmed on miami beach. ashy beauregard is six months pregnant, canceled her baby shower, and now worries her zika zone may be a vulnerable area. >> i just feel like it spread from wynwood to miami beach cases we know of. how many cases we don't know of, it could have spread further already. >> reporter: tomorrow morning, 7,400 students in miami-dade county will go to school inside of a zika zone. there are two of those zones in the county. elaine, the superintendent of schools told us he thought about relocating the students but decided against it. >> david begnaud, miami beach, thank you. >>> more thunderstorms moved through the deep south sunda

another area looking like it is moving to dade city. pasco county. might end up in wesley chapel and this line of thunderstorms you are looking at might end up in the tampa area as well. a lot of lightning. the strong thunderstorms with strong wind gusts moving across south pinellas county. that weakened at this point. there's a lot of activity out there. we will talk about the forecast, the tropics coming i. >>> still ahead. >> thousands expected to pack in here tomorrow at the florida donald trump. coming up, we have a preview of his speech. >> today on better call behnken, i'm at the bellview builtmore construction site where water is wreaking havoc likely turn out for donald trump at a rally in hillsborough county. and bill clinton paid a visit to the bay area today stumping for his wife hillary clinton. candace mccowan wraps it up for us in your vote coverage. >> what do you think is important for mr. trump to get across tomorrow? >> i don't think there is one specific message that is more than another in terms of if it is an issue. i think it i

from miami, hereav >> reporter: 7,600 students in miami-dade county started the new school year today inside of a zika zone. >> what is zika? what's the second part of the name? >> virus. >> virus. >> reporter: the science of thes mosquito-borne virus was part ow first day's lesson plan at this middle school in wynwood. students in the zika zone were offered free insect-repelling how many kids were wearing the protective clothing? >> i actually saw a lot more kids considering it is very warm wearing long-sleeve shirts than wes typical. >> reporter: meeting with community leaders in wynwood this afternoon, governor rick scott announced $5 million in state funds will go for zika preparedness and mosquitoss control in miami-dade county. that's out of the $26.2 million he's already authorized. >> i sure wish he had decided to come to miami-dade. >> reporter: in the state's other zika zone, philip levine, mayor of miami beach, criticizee the governor's response as inadeqte >> because miami beach clearly is one of the most important economic generators for the entire state. >> reporter: kat

. >> re miami-dade county started the new school year today inside of a one.zi z >> what is zika? what's the second part of the name? >> vir. report the science of the mosquito-borne virus was part of middle school in wwoods. this students ithe zika zone were clothing. how many kids were wearing the protective clothing? >> i actually saw a lot more kids considering it is veryarm wearing long-sleeve shirtsn >>s tal. repo: meetingith counity leadenters wynwood this afterongovernor rick scott announced $5 million in state funds will go for zika preparedness and mosquito control in miami-dade county. that's out of the $26.2 million he's already authorized. >> i sure wish head decided to come to miami-dade. >> reporter: in the state other zikaone, philip levine, mayor of myrtle beach, criticized the governor's timely.e as inadequate and not >> because myrtle beach clearly is one of the most important economic generators for the entire state. >> reporter: katrina bernard lives outside both zones, b this south florida mother of two who is expecting her thirdhild has all but qawrn teened

(miami-dade schools superintendent alberto carvalo on the way to school may be a little but uncomfortable, but once in school, it's going to be comfortable the back-to-school push comes just days after authorities identified five new cases of the virus in miami beach...apparent ly spread by local mosquitoes. the area is just across from the original zika zone in the wynwood arts district. federal health officials now say other states in the gulf coast may be at risk: (dr. anthony fauci/ director, nih) i would not be surprised if we see cases in texas and louisiana louisiana. zika has been linked to devastating birth defects in pregnant women. the cdc is advising women who plan to get pregnant, expectant mothers, and their partners to postpone travel to the two florida areas at the center of the outbreak. brian webb for cbs news. ((michelle mortensen)) >> doctors with the national institutes of health say zika could hang around the u-s for at least two years. testing for a vaccine has already begun./// ((brian loftus))

. >> miami-dade school district handed out clothing. long sleeves and pants frp students that needed it. pro active efforts taken by the school district have impressed carol carp, whose adam is entering high school. >> i commend their efforts. think it what we should do to protect our children and community. >> nearly 3,300 kids wilt be attending school in the 1.5 mile area. where local zika transition has been confirmed on miami beach. ashley beauregard is six months pregnant. canceled her baby shower, and worries her home, 15 minutes north of the zika zone may be vulnerable area. wynwood, miami beach. how much cases we don't know it could have spread further already. >> 7,600 students in miami-dade county will go to school in a zika zone. now two zones in the county. elaine the superintendent of schools told us he thought about relocating the students. but decided against it. >> david begnaud, miami beach, florida. thank you. >>> more thunderstorms moved through the deep south, hinderin louisiana. last week's historic floods killed 13

jon, there is a new case of infection in miami-dade. but not in the community where the other infections were discovered what does that mean? >> well a nontravel related case. the question is isolated case or represent ape new cluster. we know there is a hot spot of zika infection. what they have to do is what they did before. go door to door, and figure out are there people who were infected with zika who don't realize it. if there are, then they are going to have how to go in there and do exactly what they did before. they're going to have to get rid of the freestanding water. use insecticide, outside and inside the house. and also put down larvacide, once the mosquitoes are killed, larvae can hatch. you kill those too. >> the question remains, what about the $1.9 billion the president requested but congress has not authorized? >> my colleagues in health profession are besides themselves abut this. imagine a place like florida, relatively well funded. has experience taking care of mosquitoes. what happens if there is an infection in t

the entire stretch of dade believed been closed down. mccormick bathhouse at this time is closed down. christine mccarthy, fog 55 news. >>> an impressive picture on the radar right now. thousands of lightning strikes, heavy downpours and flooding concerns as a line of storms moves east through new england. meteorologist sarah wroblewski has been tracking storms all night long. a busy night for you, sarah. >> absolutely. some of the storms have been blowing up with numerous lightning strikes. within 15 minutes we've seen over 2000 and we've got severe thunderstorm warnings in parts and a severe thunderstorm watch for parts of the berkshire county as well as southern vermont. but we are watching some of these storms produce not just a lot of lightning, we're seeing very heavy rainfall. and there is a plethora of flood warnings and watches out there right now. these vibrant shades of green, that's where we do have flood warnings that go until 11:30 and 11:00 p.m. respectively and in keene new hampshire that's where we have a flood watch war

matthew degennaro is a mosquito geneticist who believes zika will spread to other pockets of miami-dade county. >> the way this will happen is not by the spread of mosquitos themselves. it's by the movement of infected people. >> reporter: the c.d.c. is encouraging everyone living in areas where there are mosquitos that can carry zika to protect themselves by covering up and using repellent with deet. >> deet should be miami's new perfume. >> reporter: today, inside the zika zone, miami police handed out free repellent to homeless people. ardente is spending less time outdoors. how long will it take to get the results? >> seven to 10 days. >> reporter: too long for you? >> i'd love to know tomorrow but it's not going to happen. >> reporter: charlie, starting tomorrow morning here in miami-dade county, they're going to begin aerial spraying against mosquitoes. it's going to happen in a 10 square-mile area right around the so-called zika zone. >> rose: dr. jon lapook our chief medical correspondent has been covering the zika story from the start. jon, there is a new case of infection in m

that's a donald trump local official in miami-dade. your reaction to that? >> that's just horrible.0 people already in the u.s. in its territories with zika virus. that number grows every day. it's increased in puerto rico a few weeks ago. seven babies have been born with microcephaly. it's a horrible disease. we're going to spend sums of money taking care of the babies and the humanitarian consequences. we should fight all these thin its, but we have a plan to fight zika virus. we need to do that. we need to protect pregnant women. 33 of our service members nowzi one pregnant soldier. we need to take care of the american people. we need to protect them from this public health threat. there's a plan to do it. congress needs to come back from their vacation. congress should come back from its vacation, pass the zika response and let the public health professionals get to work. >> ron claine with us, formerly the ebola czar there, raising a red flag. appreciate your time. >>> as we get ready for daytona beach, florida, again, looking at speak tlers. lieutenant general michael flynn ge

>> with the zika threat growing in miami-dade county, those living in broward county are on alert. with a new travel advisory issued by the cdc one mom to be is taking no chances. how one family is taking their health into their own hands. >> he is our life, and first. and same with had baby. and i want to give that baby the chance that he had. you know, to be healthy and to have a good life. >> this young hollywood couple will be living apart during what might be the toughest and most beautiful times in their lives. virginia, they are moving up north. >> pennies in the long run. >> after the second zika zone in miami-dade county is announced, the cdc is issuing a travel advisory to not only avoid the area where the zika virus is being spread by mosquitos but to stay out of the county entirely if they are concerned. in other words, postpone all of the county. >> it's not worth the risk to us, is broward going to be next? >> fox 13 news. >> miami beach area, there second zone where the virus was spread by local mosques. remains at 36. you pay seen the international space station. >>

that's when miami-dade county police officer mario gutierrez raced in... dade county police):"it would have been massive chaos, they would have thought it was terrorism who knows. and they wouldn't have been able to talk to me because i would have been nothing but vaporized." more of the video shows gutierrez falling to the ground... as jean viciously swings at him more than 20 times. gutierrez was stabbed about a dozen times. but he still managed to grab his gun and shoot jean, who died at the scene. also.... is being called a hero after he prevented an inmate from trying to kill herself. and it was all caught on camera. it happened monday at a jail in maricopa county. once the officer opened the inmate's jail cell to escort her to the medical unit....the woman tried to jump over a top-floor railing. the officer had to pull the inmate back twice to save her life. the officer suffered minor injuries in the incident. you can check out all of the stories trending today... on our ktnv mobile app vegas is celebrating two years the all-new menu features a seaso

dade city at 74. 79 in sarasota. only a couple of 80s. plenty of mid-70s inland where we have that less wind influence if you will. high pressure that was well north of our area earlier this week is next and next with us. a light wind flow. midday, a coastal shower or storm and by 3:00 storms are well east of i-75. a 40% chance of inland storms. we hit 91 today and only a slim chance of rain at the beach until lunchtime. good beach weather. futurecast a lunchtime hour. isolated activity building to a few storms. shifting inland on the breeze. barbecue plans tonight. interior storms. and drier air on sunday and although we have the light onshore wind. rain chances look that the 20% inland. not too many showers and st storms. tropics are busier. fiona beaten up by dry air. could be depression. invest 97 l. look how much lower the latitude is here. not organized yet but over 50% the next five days and this will hold west toward the lesser antilles to a little more favorable env organization, and what the models show and here is the clock. mi

. >>> a record-breaking 202 offer >>> students of the miami-dade school district are back in around. they are learning about the zika virus and how its spread and prevention. today, the superintendent greeted students and teachers as they got to school. there's no evidence zika is particularly dangerous for kids but miami-dade school officials have been making robocalls to families to raise awareness. >> they know what to do if they receive a call, they are aware. they know the risk factors. some are dressed in >> schools in the affected areas of miami are handing out free repellent and long-sleeved uniforms. >>> four teens will be in big trouble if they are caught for a stunt that got a lot of people talking. >> they let three saltwater crocodiles loose. the gators were dropped in through a window. here come the four teens. they ransacked the place they did have their mouths taped south and rangers say they were malfunctioned when they were caught. >>> the flooding in louisiana has claimed 13 lives and damaged around of 60,000 homes. more than 100,000 people have applied for aid and

should avoid nonessential travel to all of miami-dade county. governor rick scott says the new cases bring the number of infections spread by local infections -- local mosquitos to 36. >>> a driver to killed a st. pete couple. anthony kneely was involved in a crash. doug simpon and his wife christina were driving home after having dinner at friend's house. kneely slammed into them traveling more than 100 miles per hour. he hit another car and injuredv. kneely was convicted of several charges including duilaughter. >>> and an online petiti continues to grow this morning after busch gardens decides to do away with usf student discounts. students used to get a student pass for $50. and it was good for the entire school year, but the park says not enough interest so they stopped offering that deal. signed that petition. >>> we have an update on that horrific case out of south florida where a college student attacked a couple in their home stabbing them to death. he was then found trying to bite the man's face. 19-year-old austin harouff is in the ho

areas where most of our tourists go in miami-dade county are safe. a good ways away. it has prevailing breezes that keeps mosquitoes away. so our big tourist destinations are fairly safe. again the last thing, zika really only affects a small percentage of people. most people that actually get bit and have the disease or catch the virus don't even know they had it. charles: to a degree that is also one of the big problems with it as well. we've seen -- >> right. charles: exponential spread of zika in puerto rico. of course i know that the measures you guys are taking are probably have been swifter and more determined. but, do you know how this even happened in this particular neighborhood and how do we make sure we prevent it from happening again? >> well, you know, in this particular neighborhood, a lot of people that live in and around that neighborhood actually were born somewhere else. there is a big puerto rican population there. there is brazilians, argentinians, south americans, where this disease is prevalent. we know a lot of our residents t

that two more people contracted the virus locally in miami-dade county. before this, the only known cases were north of downtown miami. sources are being warned to avoid the area. >> we asked the about the wynnewood walls because i heard from a friend that it's pretty there. she said i wouldn't go there because of the zika and not even the locals are going there. >> we have travel guidelines for pregnant women to be announced as soon as today. >>> federal health officials are looking for volunteers to be infected with zika this winter when mosquitoes are not volunteers to be studied in baltimore. vaccines are also being researched by a pennsylvania- based company. >>> today, there will be a conference about usf about the zika virus. they are expected to attend. university health experts are set to give a tour on mosquito lab. it is designed to begin studying the virus. >>> breaking overnight, tampa police investigating a deadly shooting. right now, little information is known, but we know what happened on nasa street west of west boulevard. a man was fata

. >>> today, dade city could be the 16th community in florida to ban fracking. commissioners there holding second and final public hearing on the issue. they will then vote on an ordinance that would prohibit the process of extracting oil and gas from underground opponents say it could contaminate groundwater. supporters say the industry would above the the state's economy. neighboring pinellas county already banned it. dade city will decide tonight at 5:30 at city hall. >>> the sarasota county is considering changing where crews cut grass to save more than $600,000 in tax dollars. that is how much officials say mow that little patch of grass between the street and your mailbox. they've been weighing whether to stop the service called right of way mowing. if it happens homeowners would then be responsible for cutting that patch of grass. a third public meeting on the proposal is happening tonight at 5:00. >>> tonight michael phelps will attempt to win his 20th gold medal in the finals of the 200 meter butterfly. >> last night he started strong in the semifinals

the firefighter is in critical, but stable condition at dade city hospital. we'll bring you more information as soon as it becomes available. >>> now, zika in your backyard. >> standing water creates

. >>> health officials believe the only locally transmitted cases have occurred in the miami dade area. all of these women have tested negative for zika. he says this fight is personal. >> i think about the impact of zika on pregnant women, it has a very personal context for me as well. we want to make sure we want to do everything possible to make sure women all across the country have the information they need to protect themselves. 28 non-travel-related cases of zika in miami dade county. >>> just in case there was any question in your mind, this is not the correct way to act in front of a judge. calvin griffith actually twerk ed in front of the judge . the judge was not a to recap, twerking in front of the judge after being arrested -- let's just say any time, not a good idea. >> you can write that down for me? that's going to be hard to remember. >> i'll give you the cliff note version. >>> few showers are still occurring. we're right around the weekend. 93 degrees on saturday. 92 on sunday. rain chance, 30% in the afternoon. that's slightly below our sunshine for the weekend. hot

. >> reporter: 7600 students in miami-dade county started a new school year in the zika zone. >> what is zika, what's the second part of zika? zika what? lesson plan in this school in wynnewood. how many kids were wearing protective clothing. >> i actually saw a lot more kids wearing long-sleeve shirts. >> reporter: governor rick scott announced $5 million in state funds will go for zika preparedness and zika control in miami-dade county. that's on top of the $26.2 million already organized. calling it inadequate and untimely. >> i think what the governor did, he online blind sided me, he blind sided the administration, everybody. >> reporter: david begnaud, cbs news, miami beach, florida. >>> well, a string of wildfires in washington state have dlaened at least 16 homes. the fires in the spokane area the hart road fire has burned at least 11 buildings. one small town lost power and residents forced to leave. >>> in california, two large fires have destroyed 70,000 acres, once in southern california destroyed over 400 homes. >> and ryan lochte concocted robbery cost him. speedo and tw

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