bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> jacksonville beach had been home to tiffany zienta.ad turned on her. did you think there's a chance i could get arrested? >> yes. >> reporter: but she wasn't arrested and neither was anyone else in the months following corey parker's murder. a year went by. state attorney angela corey. so this wasn't solved after the commercial break? >> oh, no. no, no. we went into this knowing we were in for the long haul. with that phrase we knew it was going to be a marathon, not a sprint. >> reporter: they had their list of possible suspects, but they didn't have the evidence or the science yet to definitively link anyone to the crime. >> dna testing was actually in the middle of evolving at that time. >> reporter: eventually the science and the evidence came together. investigators recovered a strand of foreign hair from corey's underwear. they believed that single strand was rich in dna. >> it had been clearly ripped out of a head. >> reporter: likely, they believed, the killer's head. now they had to test it against their possible suspects. >>

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. >>> jacksonville, arena football soul in jacksonville.ot everyone is paying attention on the kick off. it land, ouch, in the face. come on, front row seats, pay attention. what a day for soul quarterback dann raudabaugh, six touchdowns, no fans injured, soul win 56-42. they are eight-two. best record in the league. soul is in sole possession of the first place. >> thanks, jeff. >>> finally tonight we will leave with you a story of friendship. anyone who grew up in the late 60's and early 07's remembers mohammed ali was always entertaining but he had a frequent side kick a man who could easily be described as a polar opposite of ali but yet friendship that he forged with sports announcer howard cosell stood the test of town. here's abc's ron clay born. >> just one time,. >> reporter: boxing odd couple. mohammed ali the brash young black boxing champion from louisville and abc's howard cosell a jewish sports reporter from brooklyn. >> but somehow it worked. >> if that is good i'm there. >> reporter: for 30 years they played their rolls to p

tropical storm colin bringing a tornadoes in jacksonville. flooding roads in sarasota, as much as ten inches of rain. steve oj sunsami tonight. >> reporter: some of the families in this tampa neighborhood needed a boat to leave their homes today. dozens had to be evacuated in a high-water vehicle. >> as you can see, the area is very flooded. water is up to the wheel well of the cars. >> reporter: firefighters were rescuing babies from the water. the tropical storm poured nearly eight inches of rain in the creek nearby, and flooded them out. where are you sleeping tonight? >> well, i don't even know. probably in my truck. >> reporter: the storm spawned waterspouts off the coast and tonight, the weather service says this was a confirmed tornado caught on home surveillance cameras in jacksonville. here's the moment when the high winds destroyed wayne mcdowell's back yard and tore off part of his roof. >> if it'd had been 30 feet back this way, and got the house, and my wife and daughter was in there, it could've hurt them. >> reporter: today, vi

a tornado touching down in jacksonville. this waterspout already spotted by hurricane hunters. half a foot of rain possible, and a flash flood watch underway. >>> hillary clinton on the brink and on the eve of her final showdown with bernie sanders. while donald trump doubles down, refusing to back away from those comments that a mexican-american judge is too biased to rule. >> is that not the definition of racism? >> i don't think so at all. >> the backlash building from his opponents and his own party. >>> breaking overnight -- kanye chaos. the pop star's promise of a secret concert sends thousands flooding into new york city streets. the star circles the block, why police had to shut it down. >>> ali, ali, ali! >> celebrating the greatest. >> i shook up the world! i shook up the word! >> muhammad ali back home this morning. his body arriving in louisville overnight, as we learn new details about the legend's final hours. his family by his bedside. >> i'm handsome, i'm fast, i'm pretty and can't possibly be beat. >> visitors flocking to his childhood home, as the world rememb

tropical storm warnings that include jacksonville, savannah. flash flood watches all the way up from north carolina to almost southern florida. so, there's the track. and the timing. notice tuesday, 2:00 p.m., this thing moves quickly out into the atlantic, but not before leaving behind the potential for tornadoes. the isolated tornado, when the storm hits, the friction of the land, it can spin up the brief tornadoes. on top of it, the flash flooding, anywhere from three to six inches. >> and the flash floods the biggest threat. ginger, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we turn to other breaking developments, this time, in the race for president tonight. donald trump himself on the phone today with his top supporters, urging them to defend him after his comments about that judge born in indiana, the judge with mexican heritage. trump doubling down on what he said, and what he's now saying if he faced a muslim judge. abc's tom llamas on the campaign trail tonight. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump urging top supporters to defend his attacks on th

already seeing some flooding around orlando and jacksonville today. the forecast is to go back to a 60 mile-an-hour storm. notice how far south it is from our area. tropical storm collin not going to be much of an impact for us. here's future weather. we get clear as far as the clouds are concerned. then we see more clouds coming up. the rain is just off the coast. it is very heavy rain just off the coast of ocean city. this rain actually from another system that comes through tomorrow. some shower activity not even putting much of a chance. only 20% chance for rain tomorrow and same deal on tuesday. most of the day tomorrow looks dry. not just dry, but beautiful. we're seeing some cloud cover. 84 degrees, but still quite the dew point only at 58. anytime you're below 60 you're on the comfortable side. 86 in winchester. 86 in annapolis. with low humidity, these 80s really feel quite nice. that's the way i think we're going to be for tomorrow too, but then things start to change a little bit. bus stop forecast tomorrow, 72 degrees at the bus stop. no p

back in jacksonville they are cleaning up the behind. to -- colin is the third named stormwatch7 -- third named tropical storm. leon: wild weather captured on camera last night. we will show you this because you will see for yourself. the green bay packer tweeted out of lightning over lambeau field. however the detroit lions twitter account tweeted back because they think the shape looks fack to people in detroit. does the lightning bolt look like the lions logo. alison: yeah. doug: crazy. are they playing this season? leon: yes. they are in the same division. alison: that is crazy. leon: that is an omen. doug: you could interpret that as lightning strikes when lions visit lambeau field. yesterday at this time the circulation gulf of mexico. the rain looked east. tropical storm colin. this is post tropical storm. there is no organization with it at all. what you see is there is enormous rain and the thunderstorm activity racing northeast at 40 miles per hour. just like yesterday and this morning we are gnarly down there it is sunny in fl

then a solid flood threat as far as south as cape coral up towards tallahassee as well as jacksonville. looking for the greatest flood rick central portions of florida and occasional downpours kendis, diane. >> our hanks to paul there. we're going to take our focus overseas is where iraqi military leader say they're making progress in the battle against isis from the stef future ja. a mirld commander says his forces have taken the southern edge of that city. the advance comes almost two weeks after iraqi forces launched their offensive with the help of the u.s.-led air strikes. >> a u.s. journalist and afghan transit later killed while on assignment. >> it's a grim reminder of the danger faced by the afghan people and the courage of journalists and their interprets. alex mar quart has more news came in tonight. the npr team had been traveling through afghanistan's dangerous southern helmand province. the car carrying award-winning photographer david gil can i and interpreter zabihullah tamanna was hit by shell fire. both were killed. npr correspondent tom bowman, who covers the pag and

a democrat from jacksonville florida.e're spending the first 30 minutes talking about this bombing attack in istanbul. what is your reaction? caller: i am just sick of how -- and we had this, i am not from jacksonville, i am from tallahassee. hereve all of this chaos because people are spitting out hatred. if you keep it at the forefront, and i think this whole thing is to keep secretary clinton in the forefront of the minds of the people who are so adamant about killing a person before they even get started out of the gate. has to to stop -- stop. host: do you think what happened in turkey is about our presidential politics? caller: oh yeah. we show it, then we go somewhere else, then we bring up benghazi. i am sick of hearing about benghazi. we spent more money running after stop instead of helping -- stuff instead of helping people. $7 million in this report and nothing else came out of it. host: by the way, the cia director, one color mentioned isis,a efforts to defeat cia director brennan will be interviewed later to

. >> joining us now to analyze from jacksonville, florida, adam goodman, the republican communications expert and from washington, huck, a former senior director for the obama white house. miss hawk, let's start with you, your white house on john mccain. took a shot directly at president obama. seem to do say he misstoke and doubled down later in the day on thursday. your thoughts? >> wow, i think the person most directly responsible for what happened at pulse in orlando quite frankly is the terrorist. let's start with that who is homophobe bic. clearly had mental health issues and had easy access to an assault weapon and ar 15. if you want to talk about policy failures. the iraq is not in a war that obama started. i highly doubt the american public wants to see ground troops in iraq, syria and afghanistan. but if that's what mccain is suggesting, then i think he should propose sending -- he should propose an an al alternative instead of blaming obama for national security failures. does he want to see american troops in syria. does he want to see american planes in syria. congress has

at least one possible tornado was spotted near jacksonville. surveillance video captured the strong winds carrying through a neighborhood. >> could hear the freight train sound. >> reporter: more than 6" of rain in the state and wind gusts of 65 miles per hour sent waving surging. in manatee county, the coast guard helped to rescue a sailor whose boat slammed into the side of a bridge and flooding in tampa bay where more than 7,000 people lost power. the storm splintered trees and toppled trucks. >> we are very luck -- lucky it didn't hit our house. it would have torn the roof off. >> reporter: a rainband extends 500 mileses from tropical storm colin, and that is moving over central florida right now, and looking at the radar, once this system passes and gets right offshore in the atlantic, the radar is dry. >> wow. plenty of rain there, and around here, we see a little drizzle. we accumulated, .01" of drizzle. it's just a very deep marine layer, roughly 2000 feet deep and right now, looking at the clouds and they are parallel with the transnic

also tropical storm warpings for gusty winds possible to jacksonville.here are troll kal storm warnings for areas like savanna and charleston if is not a hurricane. the worst of the weather will be to the south and east of this. by tuesday at 20:0 a.m. it is raking the coastline. we're not going to be watching a storm that has devastating effects from wind. watch for three to five inches of rain and isolated tornadoes with weak systems, so. >> okay, thank you. an npr journalist and interpreter were killed yesterday. they were traveling with an afghan army unit that were attacked. he had won a emmy. >>> mark zuckerberg was reported reportedly hacked. the hacker group claims zuckerberg used the password da da da. >> there is gold fast foost restaurants, an 18 karat gold chicken nugget. >> and steph curry chipped in 18 points last night. golden state dominated 110 to 77. >> novak djokovic beat andy murray. he came back after dropping the first set. it caps a career grand slam and he is the first male player since 1969 to hold all four titles simultaneously.

colin's center is about 50 miles west/southwest of jacksonville.could dump up to 6 inches of rain across florida, southeast georgia and coastal areas of the carolinas through tuesday. some areas are expected to get up to 10 inches of rain. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, good tuesday morning. it is warm. it's humid this morning and this afternoon. it's going to be even warmer. we will be getting into the 80s today. here's a live look out center city looking at the comcast center in philadelphia. you'll also notice the clear skies, lots of sunshine today will quickly be warming our temperatures into the 80s, especially by lunch time. also don't forget your seven-day forecast is always scrolling at the bottom of the screen for you. in philadelphia, 72 degrees is the temperature. by 8:00, 74 will be the temperature. by 11:00 a.m. already breaking the 80 degree mark. the rest of the area mostly sitting around 70 degrees. south jersey around 70 degrees. pennsylvania suburbs coming in in th

we have tropical storm colin right now just outside jacksonville, florida.sustained wind at 50 miles an hour. the it will pick up some speed and head out to the opened waters of the atlantic staying just south of the mid-atlantic area but nonetheless very heavy rainfall right now at charleston along with locations in florida. we will talk much more about colin and that rainfall chance for the middle of the week coming up, bob kelly, how are the road. >> good morning, 4:31. not bad this morning. a lot of the overnight crews are still out there, they are loving this kind of weather and of course with last weeks holiday they are catching up. here's a live look at i-95 ramp to go north on 476, only about one lane opened, so watch it, active zone there and then that new pattern once you head north up toward macdade, a live look at ben franklin bridge here in problems or delays coming into philadelphia, the ben franklin, burlington bristol has some work overnight, that has cleared and we are good to go. coming from the suburbs looking good on 422, and 202 as you w

you get into the florida panhandle and the storm is supposed to quickly spread towards jacksonville, and then dump three to six more inches of rain, possibly, on the georgia, south carolina, north carolina coastlines tomorrow and the next day. here in cedar key, if i can quickly show you his live. this is what they're seeing in many parts of the up to. street flooding. and this is all because of combination of tropical storm colin in the gulf with winds, the storm surge is kicking up, and at 3:00, high tide hit. so we're still looking at high tide and there are several roads in cedar key closed off and the police chief says the last time he has seen it like this was four years ago and that was tropical storm debbie. and the governor of florida, rick scott, has issued a state of emergency. listen. >> people from all over the state should follow this. it's going to impact pretty much our entire state. we have the risk of tornadoes, lightning, hail, rip currents, and all these issues. >> reporter: as well as pasco county, a lot of sandbagging going on, residents and business owners tryi

concerned with widespread tornadoes throughout florida and then a solid flood threat up to t as jacksonville. looking for the greatest flood risk. kendis, diane. >> a long 24 hours ahead if many people in florida. >>> now to muhammad ali, back home again this morning. >> his casket landed in his hometown of louisville, kentucky, sunday. his funeral take s place friday morning. abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: here in muhammad ali's hometown. a solemn procession. an interfaith prayer service. as friends and fans pay tribute around the world. >> he was bigger than just a world boxing champ. he was a champion in life. >> reporter: the champ's family sharing details in his final moments friday when the 74-year-old iconic athlete died due to septic shock. his daughter hannah tweeting, dad did not go easily. his heart beating 30 minutes after his other organs failed. we all tried to stay strong. ali saying his good-byes with a squeeze of the hand. his funeral set to be an elaborate public event exactly the way he wanted it. on friday, his remains will be carried through the streets of louisville

. >> joining us now to analyze from jacksonville, florida, adam goodman, the republican communicationsert and from washington, huck, a former senior director for the obama white house. miss hawk, let's start with you, your white house on john mccain. took a shot directly at president obama. seem to do say he misstoke and doubled down later in the day on thursday. your thoughts? >> wow, i think the person most directly responsible for what happened at pulse in orlando quite frankly is the terrorist. let's start with that who is homophobe bic. clearly had mental health issues and had easy access to an assault weapon and ar 15. if you want to talk about policy failures. the iraq is not in a war that obama started. i highly doubt the american public wants to see ground troops in iraq, syria and afghanistan. but if that's what mccain is suggesting, then i think he should propose sending -- he should propose an an al alternative instead of blaming obama for national security failures. does he want to see american troops in syria. does he want to see american planes in syria. congress has ful

and jacksonville capturing the moments of possible tornadoes. families racing to fill sandbags. 50 miles per hour winds bringing down trees and damaging these homes near tampa. >> the storm dumping so much rain, we see local flooding across the southeast from the carolinas to hard hit florida. charleston, south carolina. >> back here the atlantic city beach control is looking to fill a staffing shortage. they will hold lifeguard tryouts for the first time in three years. they need about 30 new guards. they protect roughly 3.5 miles of beaches. an average lifeguard makes about $100 a day. it will be held at the south beach. >>> a group of seniors got a lesson on food safety. they brought the program to the center in the park senior center. it's intended to teach seniors about food poisoning and gave tips to avoid getting sick in the first place. >> high school seniors are spending the day inspiring younger children while saying good-bye to the school district. members of the senior class wore cap and gowns while going through the middle schools i

it's over jacksonville, right near savannah. up the coastline of south carolina. the concerns with the storm are mostly going to be dealing with the rainfall and the possibility of severe. so here's the rainfall map. 3 to 5 inches widespread tampa north ward. we'll have to watch charleston, they could get up to 5 inches. finally if we're going to have anything that's life threatening it's going to be the possibility of tornados today. we could see isolated tornados, 10 million people at risk from savannah, jacksonville, gainesville, daytona beach, all the way down i-4 into the tampa, sarasota area. usually tornados are short-lived and usually on the weaker side but they can do roof damage and knock down trees. if it's going to be a life-threatening storm, that's the concern. >> and then lake okeechobee will see a lot of water. >> there's going to be no problems with any lack of water. we're not going to be talking drought for a while in florida. this has been a decently wet spring and we'll add 3 to 6 inches today and tonight. >

and you can see jacksonville heavy rain streaming up into the carolinas.nd we are looking at the potential 3-6 inches plus from northern florida through south carolina and georgia. and that will cause localized flooding. the center of the storm again is beginning to pull ashore. maximum sustained wind 50 miles per hour and a pretty weak tropical system moving northeast at 22 miles per hour it will actually take out the forward motion by tomorrow morning around 8:00 near charleston, south carolina. and then racing out to sea. the reason why, there is a cold front pushing it out to sea and a big change in weather by wednesday. and i will let you know in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you, cecily. >>> more politics. donald trump trying to put out the fires over his comment about the judge, criticism from foes and friends for saying that the judge has been ruling unfairly in the trump university lawsuit because he is mexican. the judge, who was born in indiana, an american, is of mexican dissent. trump says that the judge has it in for him because tru

jacob rascon, nbc news, jacksonville, florida. >> and you can see more of our series this week on "nightly news." i'll be there and also on msnbc talking with the u.s. surgeon general on wednesday about his aggressive new efforts to change the way doctors prescribe opioids. >>> and when we come back, violence breaks out at a gay pride event showing solidarity with orlando. >>> one week after the orlando nightclub killings, pride and solidarity shown today in this country and far beyond. but there was violence at a gay pride rally in istanbul. an overwhelmingly muslim country. some of the marchers carried banners showing their support for orlando. the police used tear gas to break up the crowd. authorities had banned today's march citing what they called security concerns. >>> the words muslim and gay are a contradiction in much of the muslim world but for some, last week's attack in orlando is turning out to be a pivotal moment. it has led gay muslims in this country to increase their visibility. ronan farrow has more on that story. >> reporter: after the mass murder in orlando, one group

at least one tornado was confirmed near jacksonville. >>> here in california, more fallout tonight over that sexual assault case involving a former stanford university athlete who received a sentence of just six months for sexually assaulting a woman. hundreds of thousands of people have sign add petition demanding the recall of the judge. we get more on all this from gadi schwartz. >> reporter: online, a huge outpouring of support for the victim of a stanford campus sexual assault. her 12-page statement to the court and her attacker state champion brock turner, now viewed more than 8 million times. >> i think this letter that the victim wrote in this case is a game changer. it's one of the most important letters of our generation. >> reporter: i didn't want my body anymore. i didn't eat, i didn't sleep, i didn't interact with anyone, and i became isolated from the ones i loved most. the victim sent a text to the prosecutors saying she wants to remain anonymous. >> i only labeled categories to prove that i deserve respect. i'm coming to you simply as a woman wanting to be heard. >> repo

you're looking at jacksonville here. they had the problem with less rain, about four inches, stronger gusts as the storm wass getting closer to 60-mile an0-m hour winds and there may havehee been a tornado in the area. crews are working hard there to fix downpour lines and clean upn the trees and get everything back in order. the first time florida has hadas to deal with a tropical storm im three years. it's been ten years sincesinc they've seen a hurricane come ashore in florida.lor let's hope this will not be the year, but hurricane season offeo teen active start. sta meanwhile from 87-degrees todayy to our current temperature of 66-degrees. it is delightful out. the humidity isde dropping.s our breezes, note the wind direction out of the north, northwest at 13. a dry refreshing evening is at handat and we're going to see theo se temperatures dropping quickly.cy you're still 72 in annapolis.nnp 70 for quantico and fredericksburg. down to 68 at dulles, 64 foror frederick and 64 for wees minister. i love this map because

. >> joining us now to analyze from jacksonville, florida, adam goodman, the republican communications expert and from washington, naira huck, a former senior director for the obama white house. miss hawk, let's start with you, >> we'll start with this, clearly has mental health issues and easy access to an assault rifle and an ar-15. if you want to talk about policy issues, iraq is not in a war that obama started. i highly doubt the american public wants to see ground troops in iraq, syria and afghanistan. but if that's what mccain is suggesting, then i think he should propose sending -- he should propose an al alternative instead of blaming obama for national security failures. does he want to see american troops in syria. does he want to see american planes in syria. congress has full ability to be able to send troops or airplanes over there and that is not something that they have done yet. >> let me do this before i throw it to you, adam. thank you for starting with, he is not a terrorist. i'm not sure what you said about the other thing. you called the ar-15 an assault weapon whi

augustine through jacksonville and hilton head to savannah and charleston.area will get more heavy rain in the next 12 to 18 hours. the track and the information. top wind is 50 miles per hour. there is the center. all the rain is here. that will track northeast at 17, 18 miles per hour. now is up to 23 miles per hour. it will be a quick mover. that is going to keep the rain down. some areas will get four or five inches of rainfall before it's offshore. it will weaken quickly by the end of the week over the oakland water of the atlantic. tomorrow sunshine. then a chance of the afternoon showers and the thunderstorms. breezy with a sprinkle possible wednesday. cooler and 76. beautiful thursday and friday. 78 to 80 degrees. just a chan thunderstorm on saturday. 84. pleasantly warm and comfortable through sunday and monday. that is the latest. back to you. leon: all right. erin: everyone has their favorite muhammad ali story. we have heard several in the last few days but not one like this. a pro boxer had a premonition. job will want - the novec team

. >> joining us now to analyze from jacksonville, florida, adam goodman, the republican communications expert and from washington, huck, a former senior director for the obama white house. miss hawk, let's start with you, your white house on john mccain. took a shot directly at president obama. seem to do say he misstoke and doubled down later in the day on thursday. your thoughts? >> wow, i think the person most directly responsible for what happened at pulse in orlando quite frankly is the terrorist. let's start with that who is homophobe bic. clearly had mental health issues and had easy accessn assr 15. if you want to talk about policy failures. the iraq is not in a war that obama started. i highly doubt the american public wants to see ground troops in iraq, syria and afghanistan. but if that's what mccain is suggesting, then i think he should propose sending -- he should propose an an al alternative instead of blaming obama for national security failures. does he want to see american troops in syria. does he want to see american planes in syria. congress has full ability to be ab

dry from boston down to jacksonville. and for us, nothing but sunshine coming your way. hope you can enjoy. temperatures running one or two degrees cooler mainly dry. wednesday, here is future weather 7:30 wednesday morning, skies back over to mostly cloudy. and by the second half of the day wednesday, wednesday afternoon and evening, it does look like rain chances will at least be back in the offering and the "7-day forecast" again here shows best chance for rain comes up thursday, friday time frame. but look at this, another week in june with no 90s in sight. the wednesday a little shower chance and best rain chances thursday and most of your weekend will be dry, but there could be a shower chance coming up on sunday. that's the "7-day forecast." i'll also break down the next 24 hours coming up at 5:01. over to jack taylor now at wtop. how are you this morning, jack? >>> good, chuck. thank you so much. we have you're work zones still in place hanging in there. there are two of them on 15 south point of rocks headed down toward leesburg. traffic alternates by both direc

you could see the center of the storm located to the north of the jacksonville, florida area. about 110 miles east of the location, and racing at 31 miles per hour. it is quickly head off the coast. off of north carolina, and then just extra tropical low by this afternoon. warmth on the move, all the heat we've had in west, we peaked in the weekend, but still warm in many areas. today, very warm. today, portland, 91, 21 degrees above average, vegas, 107, phoenix, 107. heat continues, but it will slowly slide as we get a cold front going through the north west. boise, 101 on wednesday. fresno, 99, and then finally, that warmth moves into the middle of the country on lovely magenta color. no complaint ifs the heat starts to move to the middle of the country for anyone on the west coast. >> that cold front can't come in soon enough. thank you so much, bill. >>> in los angeles, the convicted serial killer known as the grim sleeper was sentenced to ten death sentences. they were brutally murdered between 1985 and 2007, and there could be many more. lonnie franklin,, jr., arrested a

the strong winds, including a possible tornado, hit just west of jacksonville.n florida's west coast yesterday, high waves and rough seas washed ashore. colin is expected to produce 3 to 6 inches of rain. roadways are flooded, and the governor has declared a state of emergency. at one point, more than 7500 customers were without power in tampa yesterday. colin is the earliest that a third named storm has formed in the atlantic. >>> we are learning more about the memorial and funeral services for muhammad ali. they'll be held thursday and friday in ali's hometown of louisville. apparently ali started making plans for his good-bye a decade ago. pallbearers include will smith, lennox lewis, and family members. ali wanted ordinary fans, not just vips to attend. thousands are expected. kenneth craig has our report. >> reporter: jimmy smith is teaching his young son about muhammad ali. smith had planned to stop at the ali center in louisville, kentucky, while on a family trip from ohio to atlanta. >> as we're driving down past couple days, sadly we heard the news he w

fbi brought resources from the miami field office, atlanta field office, jacksonville field office, as well as quantico, virginia. the laboratory sent down a shooting reconstructionist. as of last night all the victims were removed from the pulse bar lounge. now we are going to be processing it with the shooting reconstruction team to get as much forensic evidence as we can at that point. the investigation continues. over the night, we probably processed 100 leads worked on by agents and task officers combined. the task force has been up and running and will continue to run and bring the resources to bear. our focus is to get the truth, get it to you as quickly as we can. there is a balancing act. a lot of what we do in investigations may become classified. can't disclose that information. we ask your patience and you bear with us. we'll disclose what we can and when we can. you have to recognize when we can't it's not because we don't want to, there may be prosecutions down the road. we are not sure where leads will go. post 9/11, no stone is unturned. that's the same today as it was

we have resources from the miami, atlanta, jacksonville field offices, and as well as quantico virginia. the laboratory has sent down a shooting reconstructionist, and as of last night, within 24 hours, all of the victims were removed from the pulse lounge, and we will be processing the shooting reconstruction. over the night, when processed about 100 leads that were worked on by the agents and task force officers combined. the task force has been up and running since the beginning and will continue to run. all of the agencies will bring in resources to bear and to get the truth to you as quickly as we can. you must realize there is a balancing act. a lot of what we do in an investigation will become classified, and we basically ask your patience and to bear with us. we will disclose what we can, when we can. recognize that if we cannot, it is not because we don't want to, but there could be prosecutions down the road. as you know, post 9/11, no stone will be left unturned. every terrorism case an investigation will be work in the same way, worked in the same way, and we will brief you

. >> the outer bands pounded the jacksonville area. heavy rain flooding the streets in st.ugustine and damage in gainesville. >> the look at the howling wind and rain earlier on in the west coast. now, this video is from the tampa area. accuweather's paul williams is tracking the storm for us now. good morning, paul. >> good morning, to you, as well, kendis, diane. well, now we're concerned about colin's tracking across portions of florida, causing big-time delays along i-75, i-95 all the way up towards raleigh. isolated severe thunderstorms if not a few leftover tornadoes if thaepts enough. please keep in mind that as colin moves along the carolina coast, skipping through charleston, wilmington, cape hatteras look for significant downpours and rough surf. kendis, diane. >> paul, thank you. >>> breaking news in overseas. a deay it happen add at a busy intersection in istanbul. the apparent target was a bus carrying riot police. 11 dead including seven police officers. nearby buildings and some vehicles also were damaged. so far no claim of responsibility but a terror attack

at least one possible tornado was spotted near jacksonville. surveillance video captured the strong winds, tearing through a neighborhood. >> i could hear the freight train sounds, so i said let's get away from the window now. >> more than 6 inches every rain in part of the state and wind gusts of nearly 65 miles per hour sent waves surging. in man tee county the coast guard helped rescue a sailor whose boat slammed into the side after bridge. there was flooding in the tampa bay area where more than 7,000 people lost power. the storm splintered trees, and toppled trucks, but it spared ken's home. >> feel very luck at this didn't hit our house, it would have torn the damn roof right off. >> there is one specific rain bands that extends about 500 miles from the center of tropical storm colin and that's what is moving over central florida right now. but, looking at the radar, once this system passes, and gets right off shore in the atlantic, the radar is dry. david begnaud, cbs news, downtown tampa, florida. >> and this is lady bug like many dogs

what you see here right off the coast of florida, off the coast of jacksonville, that's tropical stormlin. that storm is going to really stay well out to sea once it moves offshore. here's the track of this system. we do not expect it moving onshore and impacting our area. that will stay well to our south and remain a tropical storm. neighborhood temperatures for today, if you're in the philadelphia area, university city, topping out around 85 degrees. 88 somerton, 85 lansdale. neshaminy, 85 degrees. if you're in the lehigh valley, reading, 81 degrees. 83 bethlehem and the lehigh valley has the best chance of pop-up showers this afternoon. also a best chance of a thunderstorm. south jersey today, 85 degrees. haddonfield, along the shore, 84 in atlantic city. 83 wildwood. if you're in delaware, 85 in dover. 86 in wilmington. now as we go from today into tomorrow, huge difference, 87 today in philadelphia. 71 degrees tomorrow with showers and storms. then by thursday, a perfect day, 76 and sunny. the weekend is looking good, temperatures in the 80s and next week we do have a better chanc

it may have produce add tornado shearing some buildings and tipping over a tractor-trailer near jacksonvillen's biggest threat remains all that rain, up to 8-inches. some schools in florida are closed and graduations delayed until colin goes away. >> as you said yesterday, karen, colin making that path off the coastline. >> it is. it could spread some clouds into our region as we started to see already in advance of that but right, the precipitation not affecting us with colin so that's good news. nonetheless we do have a little bit of shower going on right now but you have to go well up to the north and west. we're dealing with this up in the poconos right now. in philadelphia you're dry. what you see near trenton is just some ground clutter at the radar site. let's go outside right now. we want to see what it looks like. what a beautiful shot. we have been getting these pretty shots especially from the commodore barry bridge. looking good on sky6. live right now in hd and no problems as you're headed out, just some clouds up above. let's look at these current numbers for you right now as y