i want you to exit on fletcher. the detour is fowler but you're >>> new this morning, hurricane matthew strengths to a powerful category two storm. where the hurricane is heading. >>> and new information on the deadly new jersey commuter train crash. a new mom with ties to florida is among >>> is former florida governor jeb bush turning on donald trump? why some think he could be casting his ballot for another party this fall. >>> i'm gayle guyardo. >> and thank you for waking up with us. i am gene ramirez. a deadly crash in hillsborough county. this is a live picture north of the i-4 junction. right now the southbound lanes of 75 are completely shut down.

cox at the 24. >> it's hard to miss fletcher cox. 6' 4", 310 pound. on the field he's pro bowler feasting in brand new 4-3 defensive scheme. >> last year i was going outside all the time and this year i'm inside. which you know a whole lot more fun. >> off the field, fletcher is a jokester living a dream. >> i see you photo bombing everybody man you have jordan matthews and brandon graham. >> fletcher cox may be the best player on the bird. that's why the team offered him a $100 million deal in the off season. >> the most important thing don't forget where you come from be humble about it and obviously i look at it as if i said last week the team can pay me for what i did they will pay me for what i'm about to do. >> he's old enough to be established at 25 and young enough to embrace youth. >> i love my cars i have the whole racing deal and we travel every weekend and race every weekend if i'm not doing that i'm hunting. >> he fixes up cars and owns a drag racing team but passion has limits. >> i don't do every day car i pull up to the place and let t

you might wouldn't to get off at fletcher. another option, 275 as you are heading that way. you are looking great. here is a live look, wide open with no crashes or breakdowns. just about 14 minutes to get from the apex to i-4 to 75. for the latest on the weather, we'll talk to ivan. >> we'll take a look at the showers on western manatee to bradenton and palmetto. there's lightning with it at all. we have had a couple of lightning strikes. again, this is just a mainly coastal event this morning. it won't continue. the showers will weaken over the next couple of hours and

jim: to dexter's credit he didn't unload on fletcher. he just said, man, watch the replay on that one and be a little embarrassed that you blew that one. len: lined into left center. two-out hit bryant. he is 1-4 now. jim: in fletcher's defense it would be -- all these balls. got to maintain that concentration. kris gets on top of that one. jim: matt bowman is up in the cardinal bullpen. len: we were having a conversation earlier, cubs strikeout rate is 21.3%. 21%. so, they are right in the middle of the pack basically. jim: yeah. len: in terms of their strikeout rate. and then their walk rate, 10.3%. only they and the brewers are walking at least one out of every ten plate appearances. rizzo out to right. and that one is caught. switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. sir, hi. did you just say, "switch and you get 50% off a smartphone?" uh, yes. sorry. hi. hello. i was watching tv and i saw you say 50% off smartphones. and we'll cover all switching costs. oh! wow! also, you g... uh, excuse me. switch to u.s. cellular and ge

just exit at fletcher and make your way down on 56. of course, coming from pasco county, depending on where you're at, you can take 275 or come a fatal crash, folks. and all of the southbound lanes are taken away on i-75. so we're waking up to sad news. and a rough ride there. coming away from new tampa. what's the weather looking like? >>> well, you know, hurricane matthew rapidly strengthening overnight. the hurricane center had to put out a special advisory. now it's expected to be a major hurricane through the weekend. sunday evening, it's still south of jamaica and making the portion of cuba. middle of next week, through the bahamas. but most computer models are still in agreement, it will make the turn to the north, passing through eastern cuba and the bahamas but there are a couple models that snuck closer to the east coast. i will continue to keep a very close eye on that. and locally, just stepping out the door, a couple spotty showers like this one near sugar mill woods in citrus county. and spotty rain along pasco and pinell

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the officer is accused of killing terrorists fletcher. -- parents -- mr. fletcher. police did not find any weapons. >>> we continue to follow developing news out of charlotte north carolina where the national guard has been mobilized and police are bracing for more potential violence. >> this is the third night a protest following the deadly shooting of a black man. today the police chief said he would not release a video footage that could settle the different accounts. he said he would show the dashcam footage to the victims family. officers claim the suspect was armed with a gun. >>> -->> the video does not give me absolute definitive visual evidence that would confirm that a person is pointing a gun. >> some witnesses and have a different account of the shooting claiming that scott was holding a book. >>> those protests are now underway as we have a look from a live camera on the streets of charlotte. hundreds of people have shown up for demonstrations. and so far the protest appeared to be peaceful. >>> joining us now from charlotte is joel. >> reporter: good e

if you don't want to sit in that, you can get off at fletcher and take 56th street south. you can also take 301 if you are coming from pasco county to 275 depending on where you are coming from and where you are going. this is what it looks like at bird street. you are looking at a smooth ride all the way in to downtown tampa. deiah? >>> some of the fastest bay area for the eighth annual clear water super boat chance. super super boat championship. >> she assured me that she was telling the truth. >> 5:17. a largo mother whose daughter says she was chased by a creepy >> the big twist in the case described as a real life gone girl and why a harvard educated attorney may take a plea deal. >> just about 5:18 now. first, big changes coming to the amber alerts that come to your phone. kendis gibson and diane macedo have the latest. >> smartphone users can now expect to receive more detailed descriptions including photos of missing children with amber alerts. th >> garmon has released a new fitness traffic for kids. it keeps track of everything you would expect like steps taken

fletcher's family said that is not true. a video shows the window close. >> man: we have technicians that have enhanced the video and stop the video so you can see clearly that the window is up. there is a streak of light on the window. it is coming down the car door. >> man: she told the dispatcher she is not getting cooperation one shot was fired.fficer shelby. one tasered displayed by another officer. >> reporter: the shooting was a case of excessive force. the investigation into weekend bombings in new york sudden movement. protesters at the really are also calling for officer betty shelby to be arrested. so far it's being investigated. >>> investigation and the weekend families in new york and new jersey. >> anchor: we are learning more about the suspects passed. we are one nation under god. that black and white, we are one nation indivisible. you know what they used to do to guys like that? they'd be carried out in a stretcher, folks. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any

i'm lisa fletcher. >> thank you. this is a narrative in this campaign season. presidential candidates to our viewers to better inform and empower you before you cast that vote. we've reached out to the candidates to participate in extended interviews, not only with our station but our network, sister stations across the country. we want to hear from you. we appreciate the e-mails you've sent to us. keep them coming. tell us what you want to know from the candidates. what issues are relevant to you? you can share your thoughts by e-mailing us to help us give you a voice in this very important race for the white house. rico are still without electricity tonight after a huge fire at a power plant that prosides power to most of the island. many businesses were shut down. government officials say it could be 24 hours or more before the power is restored. >>> yahoo! said personal information from some 500 million accounts was stolen in a breach. the company said this breach was this includes users phone numbers, their birth days, passwords and security questions. yah

fletcher carmichael...an emt basic here at johnston ambulance service... or jas...had hoped to be here for years... working for the same company as his father. little did he know... that his only one year here... would come to an abrupt end...tonight. fletcher carmichael emt basic 19:12:33 "it's a devastating blow." holding back tears.. his colleague... karen cotton says she's only been here seven months. karen cotton emt basic 19:08:45 "i've got a kid in college, it's gonna be hard." almost 400 more employees are in the same boat. after 35 years... counties... including johnston...durham. ..and orange... the private ambulance company is now no more. maynard price has owned the company since 1999. maynard price owner of jas 18:51:33 "we're the largest ambulance in the state." he says problems have been brewing for years. maynard price owner of jas 18:52:30 "we've had problems collecting, medicare, medicare has done cuts, crossover money has stopped, we've had harder and harder times of collecting funds to operate with." he says they usually handle transpor

fletcher, fowler, all the way to the merge with i-4 out there. very busy actually as it comes through the apex and picks up fletcher. that is normal but we don't see accidents. there are traffic stops so they are watching for speeders. hard to speed though in this congestion. otherwise have a great morning. back in a few. >>> 6:32. amber alert for two young siblings in citrus county this morning. the toddlers were taken from their guardian's home last night. >> adam winer is live at the sheriff's office with more information on this. why do authorities think the kids may be in danger? authorities most alarmed. it's the children's parents and they describe those parents as "volatile and known drug users." that is why they believe that 3- year-old rylan williams and 1- year-old mason williams' lives could be in danger this morning. and this is their parents, stacy williams and ryan williams. the williams' parents do not have legal custody of their children and according to the citrus county sheriff's office their mother, stacy williams, home yester

the shooting sparked fletcher's family lawyer says the video proves the officers are out of line. >> he is walking with his hands up, he is walking slowly. he is not threatening. he is day life. they've several officers on the scene and they could have easily, easily resolved this matter with less than lethal force. >> adam: betty shelby is the police department are thoroughly investigating the shooting. >> kim: coming up a scare in the air. why airport authorities overseas thought a flight had been taken by hijackers. >> reporter: partly cloudy skies overnight tonight. still humid but that fades away tomorrow. >> adam: also coming up we'll meet callahan the cat. left for dead who is looking for a new home and is there a lot more to the story. o? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with dis

deeper.right now, investigative reporter lisa fletcher -- --takes a closer look at national security, in tonight's beyond the podium rep. report. foreign policy is front and center this campaign and military strategy to deal with isis is often the centerpiece. and while the candidates often have decidedly opposite isis often the centerpiece. while both candidates have decided opposite positions you have to take out their families.""he has said that he would order our military to carry out torture and the murder of civilians who are related to suspected terrorists"but what specific military strategy and intervention looks like under each candidate still lacks details for many.both of them have created some broad outlines of how they view the military and how they would they would get there."philip lohaus works on national security and future warfare strategy for the american enterprise instutite.he says whether it's clinton suggesting no-fly zones without explanation of how they'll work, or trump broadly calling for more ground troops, critical details are often absent.this week, donal

lisa fletcher, big sur, california. sharyl: still ahead, a few of your questions that we posed to ng"you don't want to drive old blue forever, do you?" "turn it off." "i did." "credit karma huh?" "yea, it's free." "that was easy." "credit karma. give yourself some credit." sharyl: earlier, donald trump responded to a few of my questions. now, it's your turn. we asked the republican presidential nominee some of questions you suggested. what does it mean to be an american? donald trump: to me, being an american is the ultimate, you have to be so lucky to be born into this country. it's the ultimate jackpot. sharyl: will you keep tweeting, yourself, if you become president? donald tru: probably not, although it is a great way of communicating. sharyl: it can be. this is a more complex question, but maybe you can just touch on it. what would you do if russia were to invade estonia? donald trump: well, i don't want to say, because i don't like saying, i don't like telling people what i'm going to do. have is, every politicia

on capitol hill, i'm lisa fletcher. >> reed: this leads us to our question of the day. we want to know who do you think is the most transparent presidential candidate? head to news3lv.com to weigh in. >> marie: a 15-year-old boy is arrested on suspicion of terrorism. the white house wants to bring more refugees into the u.s. details from the desk. >> reporter: from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh. french police have arrested a 15-year-y suspected of plotting to carry out terror attacks in the country. the teen was arrested in paris and has been under surveillance since april. police say he was in contact with isis through social media. >>> u.s. air force central command says they have launched a successful strike against headquarters for the terror organization. the pentagon says they don't know for sure what chemicals were being developed at that facility. the white house says it will try and take in 110,000 refugees from around the world next year. that would be a nearly 30 percent increase from the 85,000 allowed in the previous year. of th

there are delays northbound and southbound just north of the fletcher avenue intersection. florida, that will be back up northbound, southbound. gandy boulevard, an earlier crash at brighton bay blvl. eastbound delays, backups now to fourth street north. take that into account. selmon expressway, travel times look good. 16 minutes is the drive between 75 and gandy and pretty clear here, 14 minutes eastbound gandy to 75. >>russell: honor or dishonor? the display that wal-mart took down after getting complaints. >>laura: and then you don't want to be the person fire on a plane. alcides segui tells us about a new government warning and a very scary possible outcome. good morning. >>reporter: yeah. f.a.a. strongly advising travellers not to use or charge the samsung galaxy note 7 on an aircraft. three australian airlines are banning it as a whole. first walter allen is staying afloat. good morning to you, my friend. are. good morning to you. i can give you one guess where we're at. it is the tampa bay boat show. we're at the tampa convention center. the sun is rising. sure look

on the other side of the ball, defensive tackle fletcher cox named the nfc offensive player of the month. fourteen tackles, three sacks, so far. cox is first eagle to win the award since connor barwin in 2014. we caught one eagles safety rodney mcleod yesterday and asked him about the award for his teammate. >> i think both of those guys are deserving, an of the award, carson played phenominal for three games as a rookie. he looked like, you know, a fifth year vet, in this league, and just handled everything well that comes with it, just a great leader, and fletcher cox, you know, obviously the guy up front, one of the guys that makes everything go up front, man, made a lot of big plays for us, especially in the steelers game, them guys good push and rush on ben helps us out in the back end tremendously. i'm excited and happy for those guys. >> eagles play at detroit on october 9th. that's all for sports, i'm don bell, have a great day. >>> well, two years after a deadly hit-and-run, police make arrest. >> we will tell how has been charged and the message the mother has of the victims, f

"full measure" contributor lisa fletcher reports on the natural disaster that's burning a hole in the federal budget. lisa: the picture postcard views around big sur vanished this summer. record wildfires closed the highways and hotels, keeping tourists away from one of the central coast's crown jewels. everyone but the firefighters. >> this actually crossed the creek the night before last. lisa: bob baird is the supervisor of the los padres national forest, his job is to put the fires out. bob: the terrain is incredibly complex. it's rugged california with some of the steepest terrain in the lisa: summer wildfires in the west have been burning bigger, hotter, and faster over the last several years, consuming not only the landscape, but the budget of the agency charged with fighting the fires. robert: we need congress to act and we need them to act now. lisa: robert bonnie is the head of he has spent the last four years trying to get congress to treat fires more like natural disasters. that would shift the cost off the forest service ledgers and over to funds used for emergencies like

fletcher living up to $100 million deal he sign in the off season.n thee games 11 tackles, three sacks and oh, yeah, right here a forced fumble. coming sunday morning at 10:00 o'clock fox fine "game day live". no if the ball for the eagles this week but we're breaking down the first three games after fox nfl sunday double header. seattle and the jets and no dez bryant as the cowboys take on chip kelly and the 49ers. >>> phillies play their final road game of the season tonight it is at 7:10 in atlanta against the braves. phillies are really limping home, guys giving up 63 runs, ouch, over their last six games. they'll be home tomorrow for weekend series witness mets and phillies fans will have one final chance to thank this guy, ryan howard. during the three games on sunday the phillies will honor ryan howard during a ceremony at 2:30. if you can't make saturday' game with the mets the moved up to 1:00 o'clock at citizens bank park. you can see it right here on fox 29. i love this story. carolina fullback mike tolbart is one stuff guy. bruising fullb

more award forbidder, one on offense and defense and fletcher cox becoming the latest eagle to get honored this month. more on the bird after he is a very talented kid, very smart, sees things, i was very impressed with him from day one. guess who said that about carson wentz? the answer? sam bradford, your boy, sammy sleeves. a former bird talked about carson today as vikings get set to take on vikings. the classy comments by sammy. meanwhile wentz was named the nfl's rookie of the month, he is first player in history to win at ward, the eagles are ranked second in offense and the only team in the nfl without a turn over. so a lot of props for carson and merrill easies in isn't afraid to heap more praise on the kid. >> i'm not afraid to say it. he is the real thing. you cannot give him too many accolades. it doesn't bother me that doug pederson says that he prepares like payton manning or that frank re c h says he is tough like jim kelly or that brett favre went on his show and said carson wentz is far more polish then he was, after he got to the packers in a second year being traded by a

fletcher is having a bomb.you get that fat contract -- >> the crack helps. >> you can have a lot of fun like that. >> very funny everyone picking on brandon graham in the locker room for some reason. >> they're loose, they're ready. >> you lose that's two-zero football. >> steelers on sunday. >> we'll see what happens. join to us note at 10:00 for car wash that apparently got too hot in one community. firefighters on the scene. some say they were part of the problem. what this video shows them doing with some, well, scantily glad women. that does it for us here at 6:00. >> we'll see you back here at 10:00. have a great night. inside edition is up next. ♪ >>> the moving truck spotted at brad and angelina's mansion. is he moving out? and brad's fury. >> the actor is said to be livid over allegations he's a bad dad. >> she felt the health of her children, either emotionally or physically, was put into danger. >> what happened when george clooney found out? >> i didn't know that. wow. and the french beauty thrust i

fletcher cox, bennie logan, brandon graham, connor barwin getting pressure. malcolm jenkins was reincarnation of brian dawkins yesterday. >> he played with a vengeance. >> they kept saying, we are seeing future now for us. >> future is now, they are in first place in the nfc east. future cannot be more than here. >> why did all of the experts including yourself have this so wrong? everyone had this team at six and ten at best. >> okay. well reason why i had it so wrong because i didn't believe in doug pederson. i said on 94 wip and right here in this seat if the eagles hire doug pederson. i'm doomed he got ranked as worst coach in the the nfl going in to this season. >> andy reid 2.0 because that is his mentor. he is nothing like andy reid. he gives good answers during press conferences. he is respectful, likable and he mixes things up which reid never d chip kelly never d doug pederson is outstanding. >> it is like a whole new team but different football this season compared to last year. >> another reason i believe in this team is because how howie roseman

a hillsborough deputy during a traffic stop near fletcher avenue. rayford was tased but managed to run off. authorities are asking for your help finding him. he has a history of violence, and they consider him to be dangerous. >>> we hope to learn more about st. pete's sewage problem. the results are of an independent review. this after crews dumped an of partially treated waste into the bay. >>> 6:55. later this morning, hillsborough county officials will hold a discussion about protecting us from the zika virus. key partners invited to attend include representatives from the city of tampa, usf, macdill air force base and the department of health. >>> good morning, everybody. traffic is starting to get busy 275 is even worse. look at that down to 28 miles per hour from the apex to i-4. 50 on i-75. let's check in with action air 1. captain al, good morning. >> i- 5 with a couple of rescue vehicles and ambulance there. one pickup truck and you can't quite see this one. we have one lane blocked and it's slow southb of gibson. here's ivan with the fore

>>> gamed fletcher is at the breaking news desk following what is going on there. -- james fletcher. >> just in the last half hour is when we started getting images coming in. we want to go to the live pictures we have right now. you can see from overhead looking down on the terminal, this is the hoboken terminal, the train station and all the response. you see a lot of emergency personnel. police, fire, paramedics. looks like they brought in a command center too in the form of a giant coach bus with what looks like officials coming in and out. so they are set here for the long haul. it will take some time to get to the bottom of what happened. we have ground shots that we is share and some video from inside the terminal. you see the shot pushing in on to the part of the terminal that collapsed. you see that was video posted to twitter by someone on the tracks or on the platform at the train station when this unfolded. he took out his phone and started recording the scene. at the point he started recording, a lot of the people had been taken out. there were others in there that they

but new research from the bett business bureau finds it's actually the exact opposite.( sot- emma fletcher/bbb) "younger people and more educated people do tend to be more likely to lose money to a scam."(gfx)the report looked at 30-thousand scam cases. only 11 percent of seniors ended up giving the con artist money but three times as many 18-24 year olds fell for the scam and forked over cash. (bridge: chris martinez/cbs news/los angeles)the better business bureau calls it "optimism bias." younger people are over confident they can spot a con and don't keep their guard up.(sot- emma fletcher/bbb)"we're all at older people or people that are perhaps gullible or are less educated - those are really just stereotypes and not an accurate reflection of the reality that we see." the better business bureau also found that seniors are much more likely than millennials to report a scam. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. the better business bureau says one in five people lose money to a scam every year. year. it's now on this morning. morning.and if you're in it's degrees. degrees.coming up nex

on capitol hill and lisa fletcher. >> i won't women backing trump for president rallied from the state capital today. trump empowers women and champions working families and raising kids. >> millions of working class families spend a lot of time of their income each year on child care expenses. eight children, i know how hard it is to be a working mother and how important it is to have safe affordable and high quality care and really the cost of that." that."women supporting democratic nominee hillary >> women supporting democratic hillary clinton has also formed a group in iowa called iowa women went. closest advisers. the 34 executive sat down with reporter from our news partners are cut to talk about her father's plan to ease the burden on raising a family. >> the making childcare tax- deductible. we need to create competition to present. i'm also proud of for the first that all women get paid maternity leave. we are going to do it with increasing taxes by reforming the unemployment insurance. >> this from the republican style tackling these issues -- >> no we can argue with the fac

james fletcher has more on this poll from the breaking news desk. >> mark, when you break down those it shows trump with a slight lead topping clinton 45% to h 3%. libertarian gary johnson has 7%, the green party candidate jill stein only 2%. so the two big poll getters, donald trump 45, a two percentage point lead right now over hillary clinton. when it comes to voters' top four issues trump holds an edge in two of them. he's more trusted to ham the economy and terrorism. clinton sees more favorable ratings when it comes to foreign policy and immigration. the general election is less than nine weeks. anything can happen between now and then. we will be following it. >>> students at one east bay high school will be returning to school, after learning over the weekend that two classmates were killed in a car crash. >> this is live at james logan high school where a candlelight vigil was held last night. >> reporter: you can see there's actually two memorial spots right on the parking lot of logan high school. there is one bear for isaiah maze who died at the scene of the accident, and

you might wouldn't to get off at fletcher. another option, 275 as you are heading that way. you are looking great. here is a live look, wide open with no crashes or breakdowns. just about 14 minutes to get from the apex to i-4 to 75. for the latest on the weather, we'll talk to ivan. >> we'll take a look at the showers on western manatee to bradenton and palmetto. there's lightning with it at all. we have had a couple of lightning strikes. again, this is just a mainly coastal event this morning. it won't continue. the showers will weaken over the next couple of hours and thunderstorms, that will pop up through the afternoon once again. coverage is about 40% for today. there is dry air to work through the north. we'll talk more about that and more updates on our intensifying hurricane in the caribbean. >> >> very early this morning, tier gas and pepper spray over the police killing of a mentally ill black man. police say the crowd was much smaller than the first two nights but also much more violent. the scene got very heated when people stuck in traffic caused by the protest

fletcher says the controversy is striking a nerve. >> our athletes are bringing real life into our recreation space and as a community that makes us uncomfortable. >> on this opening sunday players taking a moment to pause to honor freedom while attempting to >> a possible ban from football after punching a ref in southern california sunday. looks like kind of hard to make it out there, but you can see they are wrestling, a fight going on. separate the players but lineman bernard cheremmer took a swing at the ref and took him down. >> michelle: been 10 years since the death of anna nicole death. her son sitting down talking about how they are doing after all this >> there are things left unanswered and things i didn't get to say to her. it's tough when you go to school and fill out the forms and it gets me every year and you have to put deceased on mom's information which things were different. it's so hard to process. >> michelle: you can see more of that interview on "the today show" after this program. >> krystal: a look at what is renewed questions about clinton's health following this in

fletcher and company have to get to cutler, knock him down. that gets the eagles the 2-0.e eagles tomorrow. >> tomorrow i change my prediction. >> with mike elli. i'm je i'm jeff skversky. good night. >> i'm walter perez. >> and i'm jeannette reyes tonight/saturday on visions 2016. >> (knife chopping meat) >> an award-winning restaurant where tacos are served with a side of social justice. >> an effort to recruit more latinos to the police force. >> muerte. >> and teach children how to speak spanish. >> let's go. >> plus we meet some men making their mark on the football field and in the boxing ring. >> (boxing gloves) >> and visit some top spots for latin music and food. >> (music) >> hi everyone and welcome to a special visions 2016, our celebration of hispanic heritage month. >> we are at south philly barbacoa. >> it was just named by bon appetit magazine as the 6th best new restaurant in the nation! >> barbacoa is authentic mexican-style barbecue. >> but the husband and wife co-owners are doing much more than making award-winning tacos. >> here, the food is the platfor

nat game though fletcher wishes she'd heard something sooner, she said the info from authorities has her feeling a little safer. anyone with additional information is still being asked to contact authorities. you can reach them at this number on your screen: 319-286-5400. we want to once again remind you that there is help out there for people who are thinking of suicide. call the national suicide prevention hotline which is available 24 hours a da, 800-273-talk, or 8255. linn county has now become the second county in iowa to boost the state minimum wage. linn county supervisors voted for a third and final time to increase the minimum wage in the county by one dollar an hour january 1st. one dollar increases would then come in january 2018 and 2019. the county's minimum wage would top out at $10.25 an hour. the question now is will city pass an ordinance of their own? "it doesn't go into effect until january so communities have until then to decide what to do with their minimum wage" some communities are beginning to start those discussions. central city's council will put a minimum

they are promising a full investigation into the unknown shooting death of terrence fletcher. >> reporter: the shooting seen from multiple angles. police officers responding unrelated call when they saw the stalled suvenl he refuses to follow their commands. >> i've got a subject who won't show me his hands. >> reporter: aerial media shows he has his hands up as he walks back to his veevenlg one officer deploys his taser, another deploys his weapon. >> shots fired! >> we saw that terrence did not have a weapon. we saw that terrence did not of four, his twin sister is devastated. >> his life matters. his life matters. >> reporter: the officer who fired her weapon is on paid administrative leave. >> we will achieve justice in this case. the department of justice has opened a separate civil rights investigation. >>> tulsa leaders are asking any protest in the wake of the shooting remain peaceful. >> thanks, light and the heroic officer who stopped the staber in his tracks. the officer was off duty at the time but it didn't stop him from confronting the attacker at first range. the training i

northbound 275 pinellas to fletcher looks like 34 minutes is that drive. eight minutes between 75 and branch forbes taking i-4 in four minutes along 75 southbound. fatal police shooting in charlotte, north carolina gave way to quiet streets early this morning. the city's mayor backed by the national garden acted a midnight curfew. despite that officials say they let protestors stay as long as they wanted as long as it didn't turn violent. >>russell: this was a shark contrast to wednesday night when riots erupted along with gun fire. police say justin carr was shot amid the chaos and he died yesterday. former mayor of charlotte, says he does not want to see protest levels rise to that again. >>laura: in tulsa, prosecutors filed a first degree manslaughter charge against a white police officer who fatally shot an unarmed black man. >>russell: officer shelby acted unleanably. she was on the way to a domestic violence call when she came s.u.v. she thought he was compared and was going to kill her and she drew a weapon. crutcher walked away from shelby with his

. >> i'm getting a report of an accident on i-75 near fletcher. i'm checking the cameras and will see if we can find it in a couple of minutes. >>> the southwest moist th county. the nice thunderstorm has increased with lightning as it begins to move east into crystal river. thonotosassa likely getting clipped with that. as we widen out the shot, the storms continue moving inland here. one shower now developing and approaching pinellas here. so more where this came from, clearwater getting a clip. this will be the pattern today

city leaders are activating the fletcher avenue floodgates at black hawk bridges, depending on flood forecasts. " "we're still below the record but we want to make sure that we're prepared for whatever is coming and that would be the second highest crest in the history of flooding on the cedar river in waterloo"" waterloo says sandbags are available at the city's public works building for anyone who needs them. in vinton today, volunteers built a wall of sand around the city's fire crest in vinton at 22 point 1 feet late sunday night. that's seven feet above flood stage. and preparations are well underway in cedar rapids. forecasters say the city could see the cedar river reaching its second highest level ever next week. that would cause major flooding, although not as bad as the historic 2008 flood. the city says buyouts and demolition of hundreds of homes should help reduce potential damage this time. "there's significant benefit to what the city has done since 2008. those acquisitions allow, in many of the areas, the river to breathe, and so strategic measures we have taken will p

fletcher take as look back at his incredible life. >> reporter: shimon peres twice prime minister of israel, seven years as president he was of vision, relentless energy and always the optimist. >> it was a marvelous opportunity to arrive at great decisions. >> he was born in poland and came to palestinian age 11. before he was 30, he became deputy minister of defense and was in politics ever since. a strong supporter of jewish did an about turn when he came to believe they could become an obstacle to peace. so, the man led the army of israel military, also led secret talks with the palestinians that ended in the oslo peace agreement, that earned him a nobel peace prize which he shared. >> we want to thank you for all >> reporter: the man who never rested finally passed away. nbc news, tel aviv. >> shimon peres dead at 93. when it helps give a lifesaving vaccine to a child in need. ?? thanks to customers like you, walgreens "get a shot. give a shot." program ion. it's that easy to make a difference. ?? walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. does your makeup remover take it al

because literally, i'm checking the -- >> luke became a fan flafrt on jojo fletcher's season of "bacheloretteen he finished season four. >> i dreamed so much. >> so why the switch? >> well sources tell "e.t." the southern gent we saw on tv got quote difficult and quote demanding during contract negotiations, causing producers to reconsider him. >> i don't know what sources reported from inside of the casting process that i went through. you know abc and i, we came to terms with all of the contracts that were sent out to me. and we worked through that. and there was really no issues up until that last week. >> so what's luke's reaction to nick viall getting the gig? >> i heard along with the rest of america that nick was chosen. i haven't heard anything from nick. i'm sure you know, i know from what i can tell, it was even a last-minute surprise to him. >> it will be nick's fourth shot at finding love on the franchise. he was runner-up on lat two seasons and is currently "bachelor in paradise." >> if i could think of the perfect date this would probably be it. >> i hope the best for nick and i

. >> i'm getting a report of an accident on i-75 near fletcher. i'm checking the cameras and will see if we can find it in a couple of minutes. >>> the southwest moist th county. the nice thunderstorm has increased with lightning as it begins to move east into crystal river. thonotosassa likely getting clipped with that. as we widen out the shot, the storms continue moving inland here. one shower now developing and approaching pinellas here. so more where this came from, clearwater getting a clip. this will be the pattern today thunderstorms across our interior county. so we are in a wetter pattern than normal with this. now, we have a front to the north out ahead of it is why we have all of the moisture coming in that streams in from the gulf of mexico. temps holding into the mid to upper 80s today with the cloud cover and rainfall. >>> when we hear about a crash, the first thing we do is try to find it on our camera. so far, we don't have a camera right at so i've been checking cameras in the area. traffic seems to be flowing good on i-75 around

scott thuman and lisa fletcher, on news3lv.com. for decision 2016, we'll have more about the rebate throughout the day -- the debate throughout the day. including the final showdown here in las vegas, you can find out more at news3lv.com and on our facebook page. >> now an act of hero imp aamong the sight of chaos and fear. we're learning more about how other customers tried to save the life of starbucks. news3 john treanor joins us live. that starbucks will reopen sometime tomorrow. >> yes, the sign on the door says it will are closed tomorrow morning but presumably these doors will open for the first time at some point later in the day and when it does, will employees and customers be likely talking about the action he of a few. it is the image that signaled inside. this is pedro jose garcia hands-up walking out of the starbucks inside. frantic customers worked the revive the man police say garcia shot and killed. others tried find a way out. the chaotic scene was seen first hand. >> the gentleman gets up out of his seat, walks o

. >>> gamed fletcher is at the breaking news desk following what is going on there. -- james fletcher just in the last half hour is when we started getting images coming in. we want to go to the live pictures we have right now. you can see from overhead looking down on the terminal, this is the hoboken terminal, the train station and all the response. you see a lot of emergency personnel. police, fire, paramedics. looks like they brought in a command center too in the form of a giant coach bus with what looks like officials coming in and out. so they are set here for the long haul. it will take some time to get to the bottom of what happened. we have ground shots that we is share and some video from inside the terminal. you see the shot pushing in on to the part of the terminal that collapsed. you see that was video posted to twitter by someone on the

and no accidents but there's one at the fletcher avenue on- ramp off to the shoulder. that's a look at weather and traffic. >>> right now, the battle between regulators and ride aring companies could still drive uber and lyft out of hillsborough county for good. news channel 8's mary mcguire is live in tampa. wednesday's vote by the public transportation commission wasn't necessarily a win for either side. >> reporter: the ptc did back off on a couple of the rule changes but they stuck with the requirement that would have uber and lyft drivers fingerprinted. f0 we wanted to get reactions from real drivers to see what the rules and regulations would do for their businesses. in off some of the regulations but they did stick with one that would require drivers to have the fingerprint backgrounds taken. and before the vote took place, there were protests outside of the county building. er and lyft drivers spoke up. the ptc considered rules that would require a minimum fare and a minimum wait time for rides and a fingerprint background check for drivers. in the end, they on

coming up how many years fletcher could spend in jail if he's found guilty and temperatures before you get ready to head for the door on this wednesday morning, in the upper 60s [music] >> dr. stanley: we can understand and realize, it's through the gospel that you and i can be absolutely assured at what paul said when he said, "absent from the body, present it's through the gospel that our >>> during a time where there had been seven officer-involved shootings and po portionly -- traffic stops involving african- unrest. >> i don't sleep a lot because i worry about my community. i don't sleep a lot because i worry about the safety of my officers. anthony kelly has been named as interim chief. his retirement takes effect at the end of the month. >> all right. yes, it's the last week of september. alist say tell a-- more rain or temperatures get chillier? >> they are going to be a into the weekend ahead. today though they're going to be in the upper 70s. exactly where we should be. we are starting you off though with a live picture from shaw university. as we look to downtown raleigh loo