woman stole a woman's honda odyssey tuesday morning at a convenience store on florida avenue in holliday. the pair took off in the back happened, call the pasco sheriff's office. >>> getting ready for your ballot in hillsborough county. early voting runs through october 28th. this monday, election service center in tampa is one of 16 places in the county where you will be able to vote early. today, the official will start setting up ballot scanning machines, something very important. heads-up, you might want to check wait times for early voting sites online. we'll be posting the link open up. >>> we're learning more about that bizarre stunt yesterday at trump tower in new york city. the 20-year-old man from virginia climbed 21 stories using suction cups saying he wanted to talk privately with donald trump. authorities later yanked him through a window before he could scale all 69 stories money you can see that happening right there, grab him, and take him right over. psychological evaluation. >>> abc action news political analyst calls the crime the latest stunt in a political season unl

this game went scoreless through five innings, but in holliday scores to make it 1-0. then evan longoria scores from second base. we're tied at 1. it stayed that way until the eighth. mikey 0 for 34 at the plate until this appearance. how about that, it proved to be the winning run. eddie romero coming in recording his first one ever striking out david ortiz. the rays win by a final of 2-1. >>> if we were to go by what we saw last night, the bucs' week one regular season game against atlanta is a very winnable one. the falcons defense had a hard time holding the miami offense. they got this interception early in the game for atl, but it was really all miami in the first half. matt ryan had his chance here picked off at the goal line. atlanta having the same problem the bucs were having inside of the 20. they just can't finish. in miami, they are happy they have arian foster in the backfield. he goes in for six right here. atlanta's starters not looking too good last night against the dolphins. and the dolphins' first round pick keanu neal hurt his knee adding enjoy you

winds, 73 degrees, cooler into thursday as we are looking at 68 degrees and mostly sunny skies, holliday weekend. 71 with sunshine on fridaysunny and 75 into saturday, sunday, beautiful partly cloudy and 78 degrees. we warm up just a tad into monday, 82 degrees with a chance of a shower and then a chance of a thunderstorm into tuesday, 83 degrees. right now that rain on labor just a spotty shower. tomorrow is last day of summer melogically speaking. ? ? hey, is this our turn? (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get zero percent on select subaru models during the subaru a lot to love event, >> tim masthay are solid holder on field goals and extra point and up and down punter. clearly the packers choose concerns about field position over spells teams duty in cutting him. packers punter for six seasons released to bring in former buccaneers punter jacob schum. placed on injured reserve tight end... guard josh walker and center jacob flores also cut. if you haven't seen gilbert he's looking at

it gets better right on into the holliday weekend. 71 with sunshine on fridaysunny and 75 into saturday, sunday, beautiful partly cloudy and 78 degrees. we warm up just a tad into monday, 82 degrees with a chance of a shower and then a chance of right now that rain on labor day doesn't look bad at all. just a spotty shower. tomorrow is last day of summer melogically speaking. >> coming up gilbert shows us i pinky promised my little girl a fabulous garden party for her birthday. so i mowed the lawn, put up all the decorations. you know, 1 in 10 houses could get hit by a septic disaster, and a bill of up to $13,000. but for only $7 a month, rid-x is scientifically proven to break down waste, helping you avoid a septic disaster. rid-x. the #1 brand used by septic >> tim masthay are solid holder on field goals and extra point and up and down punter. clearly the packers choose concerns about field position over spells teams duty in cutting him. he doesn't make the cut. packers punter for six seasons released to bring in former buccaneers punter placed on injured reserve tight end... guard jo

the reasonabler stops so -- runner stops, so holliday runs him down at 3rd. double play. wow. sox down a couple of runs heading into the bottom of the 1st >> line drive! home run! it hits the aaa sign on a 3-0 pitch! what a shot that was! >> yeah, and ramirez hit two home runs. six rbi in the first two innings for him. the 7ths. david price went 7 innings. they beat arizona 9-4. >> a-rod's final game had the pre-game ceremony cut short by a downpour, typical, but he came through. his final hit ever. we'll see if it is. number 3113 of his career. the yankees get a win as he says bye to >>> and malcolm mitchell looked good in the first pre-season game, but watch this, dislocated elbow, but should be back in as little as four weeks. of course much of last night's attention was on the play of jimmy garafalo but this pick in one-handed, impressive by the undrafted free agent. and play of the game? from trey throwers, scoops it up, he makes plays on the field and the keep noticed. >> trey has had a good spring and a -- coach noticed. >> trey has had a good spring and camp so far. la

. >> john holliday, i'm an economist. a hypothetical question. that's what i get out of here alive. what happens if you cut all of it and went back to 1960. is this a political issue? i'm thinking in terms there's civil society can the family other, safety nets that aren't uncle sam. what would this look like if you got rid of everything? i'm not running for office. >> has a good answer. >> well, i think it's a fair question, frankly, and in many respects, there would be pluses. but let us say right off there we be some destitution. one of the things that has been accomplished by the welfare system, although it could have been done other ways -- is to virtually eliminate real destitution in this country. we don't have people starving in the streets itch don't think they would be if we ended everything because americans give away $350 billion a year to private charities, and a great deal more of that if we had no welfare -- great deal more would go to poverty and less probably to the symphony and museums and universities. so that i think society would adjust. but there would be a per

holliday firing down to aaron hill and they tag segura. >> what a play by the red sox. still price gave up a two run homer later in the inning. sox put down a co until ramirez hits the first of two three run homers for him in the game. one in the 1st inning here and another in the next inning. sox lead 8-2 after two and price really settled in. went eight strong innings to get the first win since the 10th of july and road sox get the win 9-4 and buchholz gets the start tonight again as the red sox look to make it two in a row. >>> well last night in new york a-rod's final game as a yankee. remember the final game ever. joe girardi sent him out to the field to play third base in the properly bid farewell. after a strikeout to begin the inning a-rod came off the field for a last time wearing pinstripes. his manager says not playing a- rod has been a tough decision for him and the emotions caught up to him after the game. >> you know, i think people -- some people think that i wanted to make negative decisions. but that's not the case. i have a huge heart. and -- this is t

detectives say a man and woman stole another woman's honda holliday. if you know more, call the pasco sheriff's office. >>> a daytona beach father is facing charges after he hog tied his daughter and punched her repeatedly. anthony hubbell told police i did it to keep his daughter from. she had ties still on her wrists and duct tape. >>> breaking news as marijuana will remain illegal for any purpose under federal law. the dea will continue to classify marijuana as a schedule 1 drug. however, the dea will relax its rules on which institutions can grow marijuana for scientific research. have. >> we're up to 21 legally transmitted cases as lawmakers solutions. senator bill nelson and patrick murphy were pushing for prevention. they met to find out what's being done to stop the spread of this virus. the senators are urging congress to send more money to deal with the outbreak. >> they've run out of mosquito control funds. >> they need assistance from the state and the feds. >> governor rick scott has allowed more than $2600 to fight the he says he's meetin

. >> john holliday, i'm an economist. a hypothetical question. that's what i get out of here alive. what happens if you cut all of it and went back to 1960. is this a political issue? i'm thinking in terms there's civil society can the family other, safety nets that aren't uncle sam. what would this look like if you got rid of everything? i'm not running for office. >> has a good answer. >> well, i think it's a fair question, frankly, and in many respects, there would be pluses. but let us say right off there we be some destitution. one of the things that has been accomplished by the welfare system, although it could have been done other ways -- is to virtually eliminate real destitution in this country. we don't have people starving in the streets itch don't think they would be if we ended everything because americans give away $350 billion a year to private charities, and a great deal more of that if we had no welfare -- great deal more would go to poverty and less probably to the symphony and museums and universities. so that i think society would adjust. but there would be a per

mookie betts drives in brian holliday with a sac fly. sox lead. and the only hit of the game. mike mccook hits a double to center. steven souza comes flying that is your game-winning run. sox lose 2-1. >>> 6:41. a lot more coming your way from the zip trip in burlington and we are checking in on all of the top stories including a deadly car crash in boston. and a local company wants a chance to meet a patriots. four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts that desperately need it. four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, counseling, or smaller class sizes. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. let's improve public schools for all students, narrator: let's put this political promise to the test. ayotte: i've been an independent, strong voice for new hampshire. narrator: then why does kelly ayotte still support donald trump for president? independe

we've got shelby holliday from the journal on the panel today. you're a millennial. stuart: shelby.ning for your middle school presidency. i don't see how you can do it. that said, this is the number one concern for people who are graduating from college, they enter a weak work force, they can't pay their student loans. so debt-free college is probably one of the most appealing things that come out of this. how can it work. even though we know it can't work. stuart: it's buying votes, here, i'll give you this, vote for me. >> right. stuart: the key constituency, millennials, i'll give you this, vote for me. you can only do that so long. europe is not a sustainable business model, i'll give you everything, just keep voting in socialism, it's not working, they're bankrupt. almost dead stop, an economy in the decline. i don't want to see that in america. >> unfortunately, we need student loan reform. stuart: how are you going to do it. >> we need a plan. stuart: not by free. >> giving away college is not be po. stuart: no, it's not. it's not possible and the results will be, you know,

of people who live there took to the streets vowing to derail a plan to house the homeless at a holliday inn. the shelter is expected to open october 1 and house 110 families. there will be no children under 18 and the city promises around the clock security, supervised by the nypd. safety is their main concern. >> we don't want the homeless shelter because of the safety of our children. community board 5, there is another a mile and a half away. the neighborhood does have an obligation to house the homeless and they are committed to finding a better location. >>> it's now official, a burst of celebrations for the olympics. jfk is blamed for that scare that paralyzed the airport for how hours. passengers panicked and they were forced to leave terminals 1 and 8 sunday night after someone called 911. officers swarmed the terminals and search the the airport, but shooting was found. abc news confirms, a caller confused, excitement over usain bolt's 100 meter olympic victory for gun shots. >> stop what you're doing, our favorite story of the day, right now. shake shack is going to make mouth

presidential debates said yesterday it has spent the last 18 months cleaning sports schedules and hollidaye. they said it is impossible to avoid all sporting events. the question remains, what are you going to watch? t. minus four days until the start of 2016 olympics in rio. both will be at this host city? thousands of protesters marched through rio born in the olympics will not be safe in the security screening company that was supposed to fill 3000 jobs only sold 500 of them. days before the start of the olympics, brazilian government says the roles will be filled by soldiers and ex-policemen. opening ceremonies for the olympics coming up friday night. and you thought zika was the only problem. dallas cowboys pick up training camp in a special way. here's what i meant to the practice of hand-in-hand with dallas police chief david brown and mayor mike rollins to pay tribute to the men in blue. many family members walked alongside the players as well. both teams encourage players to continue to use their platform during these troubled times. the cowboys will continue to pay tribute every