you can see heavier showers across hillsboro county. these things have been moving at 35, 40 miles per hour this the wind sheer. plus, a tropical storm warning goes along. watch that line here the next 15 minutes to a half hour as it comes onshore. additional rainfall. this is an estimate from a computer model. it gives you an idea. through friday at 8:00 p.m., we could pick up a couple inches of rain. possibly 2 inches in the inland areas. at 7:00 a.m., 77 degrees. 85 at 4:00 p.m. for tomorrow. but watching those high tides at 3:00 in the morning and again at 3:00 in the afternoon. winds at 28 miles per hour in sarasota. 32 winds are especially strong on the beaches. these are 40 mile-per-hour gusts. that's at tropical storm strength in sarasota. 39 at the international airport in tampa. but this hurricane sitting just back to our west. and we're with the counterclockwise rotation. the onshore flow which is why we're concerned with high tides the next 24 hours in the morning and afternoon because of that wind direction southwesterly. b

. >> reporter: whitaker has been with hillsboro county fire rescue since march 2012. as for his administrative leave, no word on how long that will last, a determine it on a personal matters. >> such a tragedy. thank you very much.>>> police are searching for a missing three-year-old. harry charles was last seen this afternoon, his father handy charles took the boy from the home, he shares custody of the boy with his estranged wife, handy charles may have a gun, there is an active search going on. these two are believed to be in a 2003 blue honda civic license plate if you have seen them or you know where they are, call the police department.>>> it turns out the vast a tampa man was wearing when he was fatally shot was not a bulletproof vest. the 24-year-old alexandro garibaldi shot the victim to see if the vast would stop a bullet but investigators revealed the victim was wearing a flak jacket which is a form >>> and elementary school in clearwater had to be evacuated when somebody called in a bomb threat. students at lila davis elementary were brought to the presbyt

of hillsboro county. offshore this line some video from the -- my hairstylist. this is in the shores area and you can see the wind gusts coming. this looks like incredible tropical weather. classic tropical weather. 60% range chance friday 60% for saturday and 40% on sunday. as we get into monday which is labor day i kind of rgot that surprising to get this kind of weather. it has been a while since a hurricane has had florida which is 11 years. i had a chance to talk to add. from the nationthe experts. >> hurricane hermine did what we see most often. it strengthened and that is partly because of the very warm course is that that area is highly vulnerable to storm surge and the greatest risk for loss of life is water and the storm surge is the number one killer. >> that is what you have been saying for a couple of days. >> have to watch the water and the possibility of a tornado west and the effects will be coming in the rest of the evening and overnight and throughout the day tomorrow. this should improv

this dog proved he want to be a part of the hillsboro county fire department. this little guy showed up at 2:30 a.m. this morning and follow the truck in the grass. e wandered out of the neighborhood and made himself a part of the team. he looks great posing for the in the fire trucks. unfortunate he cannot stay there. they really want to get him someone is missing a very cute dog. they're hoping someone can come forward to claimant. this is hillsboro county fire rescue. i wish they would given the exact location. someone out there knows they've missed this dog and can contact the hillsboro county fire defendant. >> anchor: the firefighters took great pictures. he is a durable. >> anchor: will go with me, he fits right in. >> anchor: so precious. we hope they find their way back to the family and he'll be okay. >> anchor: in the meanti, >> meteorologist: yes two dog days to autumn. look at the sky today. this tropical thunderstorm developing late in the day. this thunderstorm lurking, it is pretty cool. these clouds in the distance over tampa late today. some s

although we do have a couple of showers eastern hillsboro county. as of 6:00, still 94 degrees with a calm wind. keep in mind the average high temperature is 89 degrees. winter haven is at 89. it's 88 in brooksville. 91 in had st. pete. also in sarasota. 86 degrees towards north port. check out how we closed the workweek. 95 on friday. that tied a record. 95 yesterday. broke a record set back in 2000. and today, again, a high temperature of 95 degrees. that tied a record set in if 1990. back to back to back records not expecting to break a record tomorrow afternoon, although temperatures will be above average. forecasting a high temperature of 91 degrees. this is the latest check of max radar. not a lot of showers and storms around this evening. again, we have dry air. high pressure aloft limiting our rain chances. eastern parts of hillsboro county. right along of i-4 there. a moderate shower. up into pasco county central and eastern parts. dade city seeing a quick downpour there. poci polk county seeing quick moving showers there. highlands county

it happened 50th hillsboro county. it -- it happened in hillsboro county. the good news is no injuries were reported in this. >>> now to a story that's all new. a polk county school district employee is in accused of stealing more than $1,000 from a co-worker. medicalission is a shows us how the accused was busted. >> reporter: caught in the act. watch as the suspect opens the desk drawer and goes through the purse inside. detectives say that's fonella jobiham, but that's not her purse. the same office. the victim got suspicious when her rent money went missing from her purse, and later another $72 disappeared. so she downloaded a surveillance app on her computer, and that's when she realized those sticky fingers belonged to her co-worker. according to the district, she's on paid leave, pending an investigation. >>> the man police believe fired the gun that ended with a stray bullet killing a tampa grandmother faced a judge this morning. the woman died back in june. however, police just made an arrest in this case this week. mary mcguire has details on the

drink of water, something we all take for granted, but that is no longer the case in one part of hillsboro county. people with well water in the eastern part of the county are afraid that their water may be contaminated and they are angry it took several weeks to find out about it. the mow they wick company apologized about the millions of gallons of polk county. nay apologized to leaders yesterday. now, earlier we reported that mosaic was going to be here with board of commissioners but they contacted us clarified they will not be meeting with hillsboro county commissioners. instead the commissioners will be talking about the issue amongst themselves although it is not clear if they are going trap threat today. >>> also today hillsboro county commissioners want to create a task force. it is under consideration after hurricane hermine. that storm overwhelmed many storm water systems. to ease the strain st. pete sent sewage into tampa bay. >> >> we're morning. a couple of light showers across northern pinellas. we're in pretty food shape. in fact, a bit of a pattern change. we have been tal

she wanted answers from the hillsboro sheriff's office. they want the sheriff to resign and the deputy who fired the weapon to face charges. >> we're here to get the attention to monitor this situation because no one behind us in this building is hearing us and no one downtown is hearing of the case or what's going on in the case other than what we have released already. >> now, the deputy involved in that shooting is on paid administrative leave. the state attorney's office is investigating the case. >>> near west palm beach, two kids are charged with beating another classmate after school, and the beating was recorded on a cell phone of the part of the video we can show you this morning. the victim who is in said other kids were too busy shooting video and taking photos. the girl's mom says her daughter is humiliated and -- >>> if you own a galaxy note 7, stop using it. it's a warning from the safety commission. the phones are blamed for starting families including one that torched a jeep in chp. samsung is working -- because of the flam

a burned down mill in hillsboro might have a new future if developers get their way. coming up here, the multi- million dollar plans. >>> and in tornadoes were confirmed. up next, some of the footage captured. >>> we still have a warm one, 74 degrees outside of raleigh durham international airport. i'll let you know exactly check out this video. four confirmed tornadoes occurred friday in illinois. all the storms have now moved out of illinois into indiana. the national weather service will be doing some assessment this morning. here is some footage of the twin tornadoes occurring, damage, one mile south of block, the town of block, illinois. one tornado was on the ground doing damage. as the camera pans out, you'll actually be able to see there was a second tornado on the we will obviously get the official report from the national weather service a little bit later today. and find out exact hi how strong the tornadoes were. >> scary to see one coming your way and then panning over to see a second one. can you imagine. >> that's part of the same cold front that will e

northern hillsboro county scattered about. these thunderstorms develop and maybe some descent totals come along with this. maybe an inch of rain as it stays around for a while. it's isolated at the moment. farther south a shower east of down st. peters burger. central county, west of fort pete a few thunderstorms there. springs, from sharely gnash earlier today. a mix of cloud and sunshine earlier today. storm team wfla in case you want to share it on facebook. only a few showers in the inland locations as you just sh o 7:00 a.m., 77 degrees. temperature of 86 degrees at noon. 4:00 p.m. 90 degrees with the 20% chance of showers. the overall set up calling for the drier air aloft. at the surface, we're staying humid. the drier air slowly sliding to the south. you can see it and it's going to help it stabilize the atmosphere. lower rain chances ahead and fewer storm chances expected. plan on that for the next couple of days. that's the big influence on 90 degrees and 88 in downtown st. peters burger. the dew point 73. north wind

in hillsboro county we pay the return postage. >> there are a lot of items. will people circle or checkmark whichever ones pop up in there head? we're talking about such a lengthy time. how will that affect everything ? >> that is why we tell people to be prepared. if you're going to come to early voter election day, bring your sample ballot with you so you can use it as a guide when you fill out your regular ballot. >> what do voters need to bring have listed everything on our website, but where can they find a sample ballot? >> in our county they can go on our website and there is a button right there to pull up your sample ballot. that is one of the ways to do it. we will also mail sample ballot to all registered voters that don't vote by mail. if you are voting by mail you get a real ballot. that is what they need to do. be prepared. >> obviously we know it is a es heated one at that, are you expecting long lines on election day? >> we hope people will take advantage of voting early. in hillsboro we have 14 days of early voting. i have 16 early vote sites

this is what's left of the strong storms that spawned the warnings earlier in hillsboro county. obviously it is still very clearwater, i think you're going to get in on the act over the next 15 or 20 minutes. we'll take a close look at that coming up. >>> good evening everyone. i'm jamison uhler. >> thanks for joining us. right now hillary clinton and donald trump are just four hours away from squaring off in the first presidential debate. one that could attract a super bowl sized audience. here is a look right now at the stage at new york's hostetter university. where the two will go toe to toe this evening. there's a ton at stake with 20% of voters could change their minds based on how the candidates do tonight. here's another gauge of just how the candidates promises tonight could tip the scales. quinnipiac university released these numbers hours ago. the race is still too close to call. clinton is only ahead by one point among all voters and has just a two-point lead among likely voters. the format for tonight's showdown, the debate divided into six segments for a total of 9

police are still looking into them but the sheriff from hillsboro, pinellas and polk counties all opposed their deputies using body cameras. >>> new calls for the fdl to investigate the dona bondi. democratic congress member's from florida sending the fdle commissioner a letter asking for an investigation. they called the $25,000 donation illegal. bonnie decideduniversity -- >> i'll take this. around the same time trump's foundation gave her that money, no word if the fdle will actually investigate. when we asked today they have not yet received the letter. controversial speaker is set to speak there, self-proclaimed gay conservative, that's not why protesters are showing up. abc action news reporter michael paluska is there to explain tonight. michael? >> reporter: the line to get into see milo yiannopoulos is growing here. continue to trickle in, a lot of people are been critical of him is because his critics say he is an antifeminist, racist and islamophobic. he is the senior editor at breitbart news, traveling to colleges across the country to challenge what he is calling extreme poli

finally, 15-501, hillsboro, ponding of water. we will check back in in a minute. bill and lena important information in the next few days we will get a rare sighting of the campus of nc state grad student who is growing a corpse flower in a greenhouse observatory. he posted on twitter issued bloom friday and the event will be live streamed it takes at least seven years to bloom but the one at state has taken 13 years and when it finally opens it will stay open for a day or two before it collaps and let's off that distinct smell. >> wretched stink some people call it. >>> reni if you to talk about what is trending. some morning the end of a power but bring up ex-wife jennifer aniston. if you were on the internet at all you are aware angelina jolie filed for divorce against brad pitt after two years of matters and 12 years together. rted their relationship when he was still married to jennifer aniston and she filed for divorce and now twitter cannot help but revel in aniston's revenge here are my five favorite tweets. somewhere in a distant sundrenched room jennifer

hillsboro county deputies say darla had a blood-alcohol level of double the legal limit. she started driving west in the eastbound lanes of lineville avenue. she hit another car, unfortunately no one -- but fortunately no one was badly hurt. >>> now the most accurate weather team in florida. abc action weather. >> we're still tracking pretty severe thunderstorm warnings have been canceled. but there's still quite a bit of lightning and taking a closer look this is the cell that actually spawned the severe thunderstorm warning, 1.5-inch hail across southern pasco, in the last hour. from odessa down to westchase over the rocky creek area, that's where the rains are really kicking in. 's are drifting very, very slowly to the south, southeast. so kerry wood, down toward tampa going to be seeing this over the next couple hours. lightning strikes not nearly many as we had in the last hour down to about 500 now. in the last 15 minutes. but across pinellas county right along he was 19 tom's logo typically this time of day anyway. limited visibility, heavy rain and slick roads, ma

that same person saw the mountain lion last night on parrot drive in hillsboro.olice say hillsboro is a natural habitat font animal and that it's rare for mountain lions to ever approach humans. >>> scene today in san francisco, people walking around without a jacket. it was the warmest afternoon since july. we'll talk about how warm we got and how much more warming there is because we're not done yet. that's coming up. >> and coming up all new at 6:00 tonight, a major project to relieve the bottleneck on a bay area coastal highway shut down over a frog and its mate. how a judge says caltrans tried to pull a fast one. >> but first, the markets closed up today. ,, a a ,, ,,,,,,,, thechoose a cookienew at bor brownie crust add your favorite ice cream flavor and tasty toppings for an ice cream treat you eat like pizza. new polar pizza from baskin-robbins. grab one today or order online. >>> have not seen you guys for a while. kind of nice we're all together again. you brought in the good weather. >> we like it hot. we had to treat ken well on his first day back. >>

north of it from chatham county around siler city just west of pittsboro on up toward chapel hill in hillsboro in orange county. load warnings and heavy downpours continue. it's not as heavy with the rain up in parts of granville and person county and across the border into western parts of mecklenburg county but rain continuing, also know flood warning there. it looks like as we wrap up the evening and had up into -- head heavy rain will be the biggest threat, several bull's-eyes, wanted reenters along the i-94 -- i-95 corridor. 12 inches but some parts of the sandhills and heavy rain continues to the west of the triangle where they have already received 34 inches and i fear that rain will continue for the next couple of hours and that might even lead to some problems for your morning many of us will have dry weather but cloudy skies and temperatures in the upper 60s in just a few scattered showers. again, severe weather is of the problem anymore. it's too much lightning and flooding rains that will continue for the next couple of hours. there's more to come tomorrow. i will walk you through

who he is, you're urged to give the pasco or the hillsboro county sheriff's office a call. and pat, the clerk in the case here in pasco county was not injured, but when she heard about the case and the injuries to the clerk there, all she could do was scratch her head and wonder what he could have done differently. >> thank you. >>> a polk county school bus driver cited in a crash is off the investigators ticketing him for pulling out in front of a pick-up truck yesterday. he resigned today. three students were taken to the hospital for evaluation after the crash. everyone is okay, but 8 on your side decided the driver has a history of crashes. this was his third crash since he started with the district this year. >> tonight the future of ride sharing services is uncertain in the county. today they packed the background check requirement for drivers. uber main feigns they do their own extensive private background checks and may pull out of the county if the rules are enforced. >> we're going to wait and see what the rules look like. i will say uber will not operate under th

. >> citrus county schools announ we are still waiting to hear from hillsboro and pascoe county. there are some sort of false reports out there saying the schools are closed, we do not know that as of yet. also, closing in the last two hours, check out those live pictures from the live drive camera. right now it's closed in both wind. and here the bridge is there i promise but it is there -- barely visible. >> no it's not. looking live were hermine is heading. and, this is along the northern west coast. emergency management has evacuated this area. you can see some really rough surf, it's really kicking up. we have team coverage of this hurricane. multip c were flooding is still a big concern. let's start with denis phillips . >> yes, this is something that we have been talking about for the past nine days to and at long last -- and at long last it is a hurricane. it does not mean hurricane force winds we will not see winds anywhere close to nice thing is despite the fact that we have had rain rainfall totals have been nowhere near as heady. in the coastal flooding is the problem

of course, if you're in hillsboro, you've had two days off, that makes it a five-day weekend. that's great for the beginning. >> thank you. this is a place you told me about when i first moved here and it's a beautiful beach. hurricane taking a huge bite >> reporter: where did all of the sand go? >> i have no clue. >> on honeymoon island, the honeymoon is over. >> the sand is what keeps the beach beautiful. >> reporter: officials spent 4 1/2 million dollars 4 months ago for a beach project. now it's taking the white sand and send it gulf. >> 4 1/2 million dollars out to sea. >> reporter: it's not the first time the sand divorced the beach >> they did a beach renourishment and it was gone in like two months >> this time, it was just a summer romance >> if they're not going to do it correctly, they need to not instead of this ridiculous notion that you can control mother nature. >> what are you going to do? >> i'm going to eat it. >> that's from the south end of the island where it was even worse off. many things to do at honeymoon island. >> kayaking, i've fished out there. >>

and, things are looking pretty good, we'rpretty dry across most of hillsboro. and, into polk county, we are county as well. this is all moving off to the southeast. so we are not looking at a ton of rain. and, let's take a look at the clearwater beach camera. you can see how gorgeous it is. we are certainly not seeing any rain. and it is not likely that you'll see anything remainder of tonight. this is bringing all the showers and storms farther inland. there over the next couple of hours, by midnight we are all cos mpke up on the dry side but take a look at 7 am, and we are starting to see this onshore flow bringing rain chances closer to our beaches. it will not be a washout or anything that would cause any major problems. but we could get a couple of quick moving heavier downpours to move across our coastline and into that corridor for the morning drive. by 4 am it is all pressing be dry. and, the same goes for wednesday, thursday, and on friday, as rain chances go up and continue to be pretty typical although into the weekend. so those high temperatures wil

it will be headed through hillsboro,gh, moving over to syl,r city. i'm not sure we'll see a whole lot of rain, at least the heavy stuffth southern pines. this line of storms overwork helping to produce a lot of heavy rain. it's not moving terribly fast. it may be we get completely through our commute before we see a whole lot that affecting us. in this swath from say durham up to rocksboro. but look at this. as much as -- let's see -- back here. as much as just north of stem, as much as 3 inches. this yellow area as much as 4 inches, and this is just east of 501, just west of highway -- or interstate 85. so that's where we have a lot of heavy rain overnight last night, and there was some flooding recorded there. really it's on the triangle area eastward. there's more of it coming, of saw. let's take a look what's going on out there. our bigger view of the radar picture, starting about 4:15 this morning. you can see the development of that rain to our west, and it will gradually shift eastward. that's definitely coming our way, at least in the next ho

hillsboro canalis and various other counts all closed. and some have announced they will stay open. >> a lot of heavy wind. and destroyed homes. >> reporter: this was a definitely close call. a massive tree almost slicin this tree in home tonight. five adults were insid they ld me strong rain picked at around 815 tonight. based on the destruction we are seeing here ny if it was straight line wind or tornado touched down here tonight. we have seen trees on homes . and a couple of vehicles having trees falling on them. right now officials are out here inspecting the damage unfortunately for folks -- fortunately for folks they made it outside in time >> you could see there were and the way the tree fell lucky >> here is another look at that home right now. this tree camefrom the home in the store and destroyed the back half of that home as well. it is very dark out here half of the power is out. there is a gas leaking from this vehicle wedged underneath the tree. so they are waiting to res figure in what to do. >>> in clearwater strong wind

but, north of hillsboro. the rain is heavy. ramping up, harboro and chapel hill. here, immense amount of cloud- to-ground lightning. all of this is going to make its way to the east. and, parts of chattum county, wake county, lee county have not seen any rain. the atmosphere area is coming over. the activity is dying down. it is about time. you folks have been hammered for several hours, 3:30 this afternoon it has been raining in this area. flash flood warning comes to an end at 10:45. hopefully the rain will die down. hail reports as well. up in the north western part of the viewing area. we are seeing one inch hail, reports ofa hail around the wade community. a report of hail. over at dunn a quarter size hail. wind damage report up here across parts of southern virginia. i believe that was cluster springs, virginia. there is nasty weather. tomorrow, we have a larger risk for severe storms, damaging winds, hail, and localized flooding. a lot of the areas will be saturated. could cause flood and flash flood warnings. up over the next few hours, 86 the high, normal

right now 19% of the granite state is under extreme drought county, all of hillsboro county, water levels across the board are low. officials are only asking for voluntary conservations. >> there is no restriction for consumers. we asked for them to conserve water. you should never wastewater anyway. ben: the low levels are not a real problem now but it could pose a big problem jc: search crews upon the body of a man who vanished in a pond yesterday. his name has not been released. three people and a but when they jumped into the water. the boat drifted away. one summer was able to reach it. only one managed to stay afloat. >> government gridlock is partly to blame for a slow economic of the president and congress to reach agreement on programs that bolster competitiveness. they said the political system reviewed as weaknesses for the economy. massachusetts unemployment is the lowest it has been in a decade. the jobless rate fell to 3.9%. it has not been that low since 2001. the state added 5900 jobs in august. national average. still to come, a 911 call from a woman pleading for help. >>

. >> mark: the hillsboro county sheriff's office is searching for a man who pushed a deputy during a traffic stop. happened yesterday morning. here it is. deputy steve gutierrez said he pulled over the car for a seatbelt violation. you can see here the passenger gets out and then there he goes, shoves the deputy before running off. rayfort. this is the man they're looking for. if you know where he is please call crimestoppers. >> kelly: morgan & morgan attorneys have followed a lawsuit over the mulberry plant. they are demanding extensive cleanup measures and money for affected residents. mosaic has hired a private company to test the wells for anybody worried about their drink can water but the lawsuit wants independent oversight by the courts. after the spill hundreds of millions of gallons of the aquifer. the company says none of thatting contaminant water has left their property but people are very upsort of the department of environmental protection waiting three weeks to make the public aware that that was happening at the plant. >>> well, more troops may soon be heading to ira

now, 8 on your side has confirmed mosaic and the department has kept hillsboro county government in the dark the environmental protection commission had to knock on the state's door just to get information about the sink hole swallowing hundreds of millions of gallons of contaminated water. senior investigative reporter steve andrews broke the story wide open and joins us with more on the contaminated little secret. >> keith, our reports persuaded them to apologize for not informing neighbors for the environmental catastrophe. remains silent about its silence. >>>when this hole swallowed 215 million gallons, it dumped them. neighbors in lithia like james maxwell are on edge. >> i'm scared to death what its already done to me and them. >> my neighbors are here. >> in addition to keeping neighbors in the dark waited until the 11th disaster to contact the commissioner stacey white. >> i was briefed by the official in the evening at. >> even the agency that helps guard the environment was kept in the dark. >> we did not hear from mosaic. we heard from the news like everybody else. >> what's

this is what's left of the strong storms that spawned the warnings earlier in hillsboro county. obviously it is still very

totals 7 to 10 in pi pinellas, d 3 in hillsboro, and could be another 5 to 10 near the coasts the next 24 hours and squalls could easily produce an inch or two. looking better tonight as far as development goes. we are on the east side and the question is will some of this down here rotate and impact us during the day tomorrow. changes in the watches and warnings. no longer a hurricane watch for the bay area and i have said it a number of times we are not going to have hurricane conditions but there is a tropical storm warning meaning ememeaningtropical storm conditm storm rapidly intensities they may have a warning south but at this point i'm not expecting one for tampa bay, and there is not like there is a wall and you drive up to a wall and oh, tropical storm is here. they have to draw a line somewhere, but it doesn't mean in pinellas you can't have wind gusts up to storm strength, and in red is where the hurricane warning is in effect with big-time storm surge issues. top winds 60, the pressure dropped 6 millibars since earlier today. that is pretty significant intensification. and

it is not just the hillsboro county sheriff's office. the tampa police department had the same thing occur on saturday night. it is a sad reality happening all across this country. >> take a look at this traumatic video of a transients who drove a car into two police officers outside of a phoenix gas station. and then there is this. here at home, a suspect tries to run over a deputy near plant city. that deputy fired at the suspect who then took off running. >> the veteran, he tells me cars as weapons at the hands of criminals is something he has to think about. >> and especially me being on the traffic unit forties trick 2, we a day, so it is a very real danger to us. >> according to the fbi last year three officers killed in the line of duty died after being intentionally hit by a car. the year before that, five died that way. >> folks are turning vehicles into weapons. he said it is difficult to train their deputies for things like this. >> we provide some training but it is sometimes impossible to unexpected and obviously not knowing

. >> today so is the latest example of them trying to push ridesharing out of hillsboro county. >> reporter: he is upset about a possible change in regulations. calling for stricter background checks, a seven dollar minimum and a seven dollar wait time to use the services for >> they say it is the worst rules for ridesharing in the country. but i think it's the best rules for the transportation industry as a whole. >> reporter: hit will be launching a ride -- you will be launching a right service on the 18th. driver four -- for loitering and prowling. >> reporter: consumers will notice differences with his service. >> i read the rules. the reason i wrote the rules, that they are fair. >> reporter: they argue that the commission is not being fair. >> they are focused on protecting the industry. this is an attack against ridesharing.>> reporter: according to them in regards to that st. petersburg driver that was arrested, they have zero tolerance policy and his record is being reviewed. news tonight, three months after the horrific shooting, 44 victims were taken to the hospital and nine died

most of our viewing area, canalis, hillsboro, totally dry tomorrow but then, things begin to change by the weekend. do not have to worry about changing of plans. this kind of a setup makes it really easy to plan your day because most of the afternoon will be dry and any rain we get will not be unti o'clock. our typical summer pattern. you get the wind and it makes it a lot easier to make those weekend plans. this would also be saturday and sunday and each day, just a touch more moisture to work with so a slightly better chance of storms later on. by friday night, the rains begin to linger and this gives you an idea of what the weekend is going to be like. a typical summer weekend as we head into the end of the rainy get more sunshine and less rain. with the european model, not a lot. maybe some heavier showers down to the south at the farther north you live, the better chance you have of remaining completely dry. high temperatures tomorrow, even with the moral -- weeden with the morning, 91 and -- even with the morning, 91. down to a 60% chance and it is kind of a moot point because wh

north of brandon and south east hillsboro. a few showers out in polk. those are drying up north and east. thunderstorm activity. further south you can see the northern sections dry and elsewhere. 77 degrees and 90 degrees in the forecast for tomorrow. i'm mentioning we're trending drier overall. that will help. most areas are plain hot as you can see. we have a bit of a west coast sea breeze. a few clouds and showers here. that red color, that's dry air at the mid-and up every levels of the atmosphere slowly singing farther down south. overall, this red color, this drier air higher above in the atmosphere you don't feel way in the much of humidity is stabilizing the atmosphere. look north across georgia not much in the way of presip. in the tropics, we have carl just a report on them, you can see carl weaker. computer models haven't done a good job with the intensity. that's not a problem with forecasting especially with intensity forecasting and 45- mile-per hour winds. we'll continue to watch the tropics closely. as for the rest of the evening a few t

he was shot and robbed over the weeken and customers were held up at gunpoint at his business on hillsboro street. two armed man approached his garage from some train tracks behind the building. brown says one of emechanics was ordered to the floor and shot in the leg. after the incident, brown says he may have to close his shop earlier. >> i just try to help the poor people who need their car repaired. >> employees say one of the robbers was armed with an ak-47 police say there is no surveillance cameras at or near the garage but if you know anything, contact police. >>> authorities are investigating a devastating house fire in whispering pines. firefighters are -- were called to pine lakes drive around 3:30 am. they quickly got the flames under control and the two people inside made it out but they had to be treated at the hospital and six pets died. several other animals were taken to local that's. >>> thousands of patients patients begin moving into the cherryhill complex. the psychiatric facility serves patients throughout 38 n. east carolina counties. the old building had been around

the lows overnight, 58 south -- hillsboro. we are going to see the wake-up forecast for your holiday. some of you fo have toed head out -- havead t and work on labor day but want to know the time all hours fine, clear, comfortable and nearly calm winds very light winds. you can see on the future cast tomorrow morningots sunshine and so, you enjoy the 83 today. i know maggie did. how warm will it be on your labor day. will notmile later in thand how baut will g very, very hot and wewi tabt at comup. >> can not last forever, right? lawnforcement officers here and around e state are eating free holiday weekend. restaurantfeeals to show thr preciation. re is a picture of the sheriff. the restaurants, one of 121 otacross the state participating in feee force owner of the pub in raleigh to shed light on how officers positively impact their community. >> we hope they don't need anything but from time to time we do and it is important to honor that and to let them know they appreciate it. >> especially notice it is a time when they se

i understand the hillsboro county school district is taking a second look at her claim. >> yes. the king high school football coach was supposed to cover this injured player in the offseason but no one at king high school or the district can find that policy or for that matter prove it ever existed. >> they require football players to buy it, but didn't cover kenny johnson when he had his bell running during an off season practice at the high school. did you see stars that tay? >> yes. >> she saw hospital bills, thousands of dollars worth for treatment of kenny's concussion. she has to pay about $3,500 after her insurance kicked in. the secondary school insurance didn't cover a penny. >> did you ever think you would insurance claim? >> no. he was supposed to have another insurance policy in place for the offseason, when players practicing at king high are playing for an outside organization. >> we're trying to find that paperwork and get it together. >> reporter: trouble is the coach is gone. the athletic director is gone and so is the trailer who filled out the injury report. n

. >> hillsboro county sheriff's said he asked to see a necklace and a bracelet. >> he puts the bracelet on and looking at it and then all of a sudden got out of the store. >> he took off running with $23,000 worth of the jewelry, but the store employee was not letting it go down that easy and he took off after him. he chased him out in the parking lot. when the suspect jumped into a camaro, the employee jumped was hanging on. >> but the suspect did not stop and he kept going and drove right onto the state road 60. he was still holding onto the roof. he was eventually thrown from that car in the middle of busy 60. while deputies are chasing after this guy took they want him off the street. >> in brandon, rod carter, news channel 8. >>> tonight a name remember. coach tortorella is jumping in for collin kaepernick's national anthem protest. he said any player would be benched. he is now team u.s.a.'s hockey coach. he was talking about kaepernick taking a knee to the national anthem. >> i realize men and women of the military go out and sacrifice their lives and put their selves in harm's w

. >>> hillsboro deputies believe they have a new picture of the guy who ran off with jewelry at a store last week. take a look. this picture comes from a similar place in pasco county. someone jumped on his car and thrown into the roadway. that employee remains in serious condition. >>> today a man who shot and killed a neighbor is not facing charges. it happened overnight during donald wood an his girlfriend. another tenant intervened. investigators say wood came at that man with a knife and the man opened fire. >>> a polk county school bus driver cited yesterday for a crash resigned. he pulled out in front of a pickup truck with children on board. this was his third crash since he started with the school district this year. was still on the job that long. >> it is quite a responsibility, bus driver. when i was a young man, i drove a bus myself and i know what it is to have a bus load of kids. >> paramedics took three students to the hold for evaluation after the crash. some other parents took their children to get checked out, as well. >>> manatee county depu catch a man. the attacker

hillsboro river was splashing up on the high tide cycle. now the water should be flowing back in the bay. some of that has remained and the water levels haven't dropped a whole lot. that's because of that southwest wind pushing water into the bay. we have some footage from the bay shore which is a usual suspect for flooding. anytime we get a heavy water gets into storm drains, pushes up local rivers. then you get heavy rain on top of those areas and you can't get it out. that's what leads to flash flooding verquickly. our next high tide cycle will occur during the overnight hours tonight. most spots between 2:00 and 3:00 a.m. so that's a time period that we'll be watching very closely for high water when you have that southwest wind working in conjunction with the tide. back to you. >> we know your team will be on it. thank you, ian oliver back >>> and this rain was too much for these big oak in tampa. you hate to see these go. this is near north himes avenue. just too much for two limbs that broke and splintered and fell to the ground. if

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so, just moving into the pasco right so, just moving into pascoe, they will be moving into hillsboro after the bay hillsborough county after crossing the bay in minutes. minutes or and this this around hermine. that bond moves through, and -- hermine. he will get a break and a break, another one will come. and as long as comes through, and situation this one will be quite we're in this situation, i doubt the next one will be as -- won't be quite as strong but will pack a punch. the tornado watches in effect strong, but it will still pack a punch. tornado watch still have little doubt that we will probably see spin ups with that band coming through. with the band coming through now. a tornado watch the tornado watch remains in effect until 11 the tornado watch remains in effect until 11 am. -- 11 pm. 11:00. tropical storm warnings, this is right we are seeing the wind between 30 and 45 miles

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rain falling across person county, really just south and east of roxboro, spotty showers around hillsboro, west of chapel hill, and the majority of durham county, for the time be the dry side. 70 lillington and raeford, 66 sanford and siler city, while roxboro and sand hi, 67. i expect us to stay in the upper 60s through the morning drive, a few showers there, and we're looking at very scattered showers throughout the rest of the day, muggy conditions, lunchtime, 76, 78 our afternoon high, close to normal, back to 76 as the cloudy and wet conditions continue for the drive home. sun will return in a few minutes. >> 4:42 in the morning. up next -- >> any time you have kids involved, it's harder. it's the unknown. >>> a woman is accused of killing her own children. what investigators said she did that ended the manhunt for her and her children. >> i never felt this way till now. >>> wow, what a brave little girl. in four minutes, the call for oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena? rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fa

a few showers across pope county -- polk county and pinellis, hillsboro, point -- pointed southward. this is strong across manistee county west of downtown. sarasota seeing some showers and thunderstorms. what along the sea breeze in the western part of sarasota county, filling in with showers and storms. that whole area. sebring and lake placid, some showers. the showers if you didn't see them, are at lower temperatures as a result of the storms. there is a closer look at the ones around inglewood. a chance to cool off on this hot day. 90 degrees for a high temperature officially. these are the temperatures as we stand righ 70 slick -- 70 degrees. there is that. will talk about the potential for cool air in the 80 forecast coming up.>>> still ahead, dead fish are washing up on bc -- on beaches all across sarasota and manatee counties. what is causing this and how we are one nation under god. that black and white, we are one nation indivisible. that republican and democrat, we are all americans. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that? they'

higher in hillsboro and pinellas. one of the reasons for the increase is they say just not as many homes for sale. experts hope the uptick in prices will encourage sellers to go ahead and list their properties. of this real estate hi to a floor is largest home construction companies emerging.ennar based out of miami and wci communities based in bonita springs lennar will acquire to bci for $643 million. that news caused stocks both companies to jump. >>> coming up with a click of the mouse maybe a little adjustment to the weather can. > florida mom since cash straight to the bank. is a life full time blogger that's new at 11. >>> looking at possible short-term out-of-the-box crazy ideas. some search for accountability others searching for a fix. the city of st. pete trying to resolve its sewage problem. ere we are the first day of fall so it feels like the last day of summer does not command. >> the first day of summer. to thrive in an ever-changing environment, companies must adapt. but one thing should remain consta

all the money is going to the child advocacy center of hillsboro county which helps young crime victims. >> we ask that they educate the public when the public asks how come you have a beer or goatee, let them know that we're raising the center does and that they can do donate as well. jennifer: the american heart association is end indicating women about preventing heart disease. today the organization held a go red for women luncheon at the raid son in manchester. our very own -- it's blood pressure and cholesterol at healthy levels. >> heart disease and stroke are the number one killer of women, and many people don't recognize that they are at risk, stroke and heart disease do not discriminate. jennifer: the american heart association says that heart disease claims the lives of one out of every three women. josh: rain is headed our way. hayley: yes, we need it so this will be nice. the timing maybe not so nice if down there at hampton beach. josh: a delicious donut, at the deerfield fair. thank you to patricia for during vietnam i served on an aircraft carrier in the gulf of tonkin.

hillsboro road is closed at this summer after a pedestrian was hit and killed by an suv around 8:30 right off interstate 805 near the this stretch will remain closed as police continue their investigation. we do not have any information on the victim's identity. >>> more breaking news. this time, a fatal accident shutting down highway 401 southbound. a bureau sent us this video and we do have a crew on scene working to get more information. we will keep you posted on both we put -- we start with another tropical threat. hermine will affect much of north carolina in a big way over the holiday weekend. west has the very latest coming in.>>> we just don't work for the national hurricanes center, 2 minor changes. the big changes, tropical depression 9 became tropical storm hermine and there was a big shift which brought north carolina into play for weather from this tropical storm. the small changes tonight incurred -- involve current conditions. it has strengthened and winds are up to 60 miles an hour. it continues to move northeast taking up a little bit of speed at about 10 miles an hour.

there's nowhere to expand into downtown hillsboro. being able to expand outside the downtown and still have access to downtown is amazing. >> authorities have not yet determined the cause of the fire but are calling it suspicion. >>> campaign 2 tar heel state. donald trump and joe biden will be here. attending a rally on monday night. joe biden will be in charlotte monday morning. happening at central piedmont community clerj college. >>> ceremonies are taking plays to commemorate the 15th attacks. the metal caldron that houses the eternal flame on post. >>> hundreds ofr community members gathered to climb 110 flights of stairs. each of them representing a stair climbed in the world trade center by first responders. the town's police chief says it's a symbolic way to honor those who lost their lives. you can find more on the 9/11 remembrance ceremonies over the weekend on witness >>> the town of smith field has a new police chief and he's no stranger to johnston county. mike scott promoted keith powell to the position. he's been servi

even though the rains have areas through pasco, hillsboro, manatee and counties further south. as far as the radar showing the rain coming through today, we did have some good showers that moved through and then we cleared out behind it. we have actually seen some blue skies. there is more rain back here in the gulf. the potential for rain is with us again tomorrow as hermine continues to scoot off, sitting just off the east northeast at it will still be a mess for those folks. for us a return to normal. right now we are at 84 degrees in tampa. same reading in ruskin. 80 -- 81 clearwater. 86 right now in auburndale. 83 spring hill. mostly middle 80s. we will see a few lingering showers this evening. most everything will continue to scoot to these. tomorrow we will watch for about a 40% chance of showers with the beaches. it should be a better beach day. monday looks to have lower rain chances pick the showers late in the afternoon will pull back toward the beaches. be on the lookout for that as the wind changes a little bit. 87 is the gulf water temperature. we will get more su