. >> and i'm jamison uhler. authorities have not made an arrest but only abc action news reporter clifton french reveals the shocking search warrant. >> reporter: this is the warrant that was used to get inside of a doctor's office act there. inside they got medical records that prove this woman faked the death of her unborn child.>> i was livid. >> the mother involved in a fender bender more than three years ago. both drivers exchanging information and drove away. >> we looked at our daughters car and there was no mark. >> an insurance claim was filed where the other driver said the accident caused her unborn child to die. for months they believed the story keeping it a secret from their daughter. >> we can't tell heard the the whole thing is a lie, this is a search warrant for medical records. we are not using her name because it is an active investigation and charges have not been filed, the warrant describes an elaborate scam where this woman used documents from imperious -- previous pregnancy. those documen

. >> and i am jamison uhler. the mom and daughter still at the hospital. >> ryan raiche just spoke to the family and shows us how the community is rallying around the family. >> the pain-and-suffering all too real for family and friends of a woman and her daughter. on their first visit to the hospital they thought they had the wrong room. >> her face is very swollen. you don't recognize her. right now we don't recognize. >> tuesday morning they were working -- walking to the bus

i'm jamison uhler. >> and i'm the scenario that well owners were dreading, contaminated wells. >> it might not be tied to the cynical but the radioactivity is a danger. >> ryan raiche has been following the story since the beginning he is back in mulberry with what he has learned. >> reporter: it is what people around mosaic feared being told their drinking water is not safe. experts say it is probably not related to the toxic sinkhole >> a couple of miles from the toxic sinkhole, jim pierce and his family live on pins and needles. >> health is wanting death is another. >> the test results showing normal readings. for now. this week the company tested hundreds of wells reporting seven came back with high levels of radioactivity. they feel confident it is not related to the 215 million gallons of that spilled into the aquifer but still unsettling news. >> whenever going to have to my well i'm hauling water out on the trailer. >> it is perfectly normal for groundwater to contain low levels of radioactivity due to natural geology, in other words water underground flows through rocks and

. >>> at evening i'm jamison uhler. >> and i'm wendy ryan, a bullet leaving a hole in a woman's suv. >> tonight ryan smith shows us why the authorities may never find the person who fired it. class. >> i heard and felt this big impact on my door.>> the 60- year-old in great spirits but asked we not share her identity. she is relieved the bullet struck below the passenger side window. >> if it would have been a couple inches higher it would have hit me. >> driving north on us 301 near state road 70 she believes the bullet came from the east. for now police are chalking this up to random shots fired they say drivers on 301 are not at risk. >> we certainly don't have evidence there is someone out there taking shots at vehicles. >> a freak accident and it -- a lucky break. >> i was so shaken up i couldn't take the class. my painting would have been a mess. basically it wasn't my time.

good evening everyone i'm jamison uhler. >> and i'm laura harris. we are learning that two divers died while exploring underwater caves in weeki wachee. we want to take a closer look at the area. patrick peacock and chris rittenmeyer were diving called closer look you can see from the video given to us from a different group of divers, unfortunately not the first time people have died. >> kera mashek diving into the area and what makes it so dangerous. >> and underwater wonderland. but there is a huge sign at the entrance warning you of the dangers before you go down under. the huge network of underwater attracts divers from all over the world. >> it is entirely different. >> the intricacies can be navigated safely but only by highly trained divers. over the past 30 years at least 10 divers have died while exploring here including patrick peacock and chris rittenmeyer the men that were found dead this morning. the danger has steps up to 200 feet can sometimes cause the unexpected. for the new people it is nitrogen narcosis. you have a lack of judgme

. >>> good evening everyone i'm laura harris pick >> and i'm jamison uhler, a truck hit the five-year-old last night. >> ryan smith live in to explain why the family feels this is a been prevented. >> reporter: and a credible tragedy in north lakeland, parents and many neighbors along saddlewood boulevard mourning the loss of this child, their sadness coupled with frustrations of safety concerns of speeding drivers here. you can see the speed limit sign posted on the street but they say drivers ignore it, i checked with the sheriff's investigation, speeding was not a factor. on ashley perdomo -- saddlewood boulevard a family outside riding bikes turned deadly. >> he was a good boy.>> jenny crawford lost her youngest child last night, a gypsy pickup struck austin in front of a neighbors house, crawford ran outside trying to save her son. >> i ran so fast he was laying on the ground. in the driveway. he was in the driver. >> cpr and help from paramedics was not enough, austin pronounced dead at a nearby hospital, a speed limit sign of 30 miles per hour posted on saddlewood boulevard they go

. >> i'm jamison uhler. michael paluska live tonight. did any of the neighbors get a look at this killer? >> reporter: jamison, tpd telling us late tonight they are getting prom ming leads in this case so hopefully that is some of the information that they are receiving as they canvas that entire neighborhood. we are also learning the woman >> they came to us and asked us, hey, did you see them drop off a body? >> reporter: tampa police going door to door trying to find any leads in the murder of a woman found in the middle of the street. police initially thought the woman was in an accident but quickly realized her injuries weren't caused by a car. >> they shot a woman either in the car or maybe somewhere else, and they ended up just dropping the body off on the street, like on the ground. >> reporter: the homicide detectives few clues except the body. >> hopefully they end up finding who did it. >> reporter: gonzales now worries there could be more violence in the neighborhood he grew up in. >> it is very concerning just to be in this n

good evening i'm wendy >> and i'm jamison uhler, tonight authorities say that he choked her tried to glue her mouth shut and tried to kill her. >> the discrete move that may have saved a woman's life.>>> there are a handful of things the victim and a stranger did that may have completely changed the outcome of the story, one involves a flashlight and a willingness to risk his >> one of my dogs scratched my door. >> they let him know, he know the truck driving near his home wasn't supposed to be there especially past 10:00 pm. he got in his truck armed with a flashlight. >> i'm asking the guy what is he doing this is private property. he said we are lost. and the passenger, the woman asking for help. when he said we are lost she said no no, please help me help me, sir. >> investigators say the men kidnapped the woman and the child, he had hit and choked her several times earlier in the night even tried super gluing her mouth shut to prevent her for calling from help. he then forced her inside his truck taking her to the orange grove. trapped inside the truck with nowhere to go, she fo

good evening i'm wendy >> and i'm jamison uhler, tonight authorities say that he choked her tried to glue her mouth shut and tried to kill her. >> the discrete move that may have saved a woman's life.>>> there are a handful of things the victim and a stranger did that may have completely changed the outcome of the story, one involves a flashlight and a willingness to risk his

. >> and i'm jamison uhler. authorities have not made an arrest but only abc action news reporter clifton french reveals the shocking search warrant. >> reporter: this is the warrant that was used to get inside of a doctor's office act there. inside they got medical records that prove this woman faked the death of her unborn child.>> i was livid. >> the mother involved in a fender bender more than three years ago. both drivers exchanging information and drove away. >> we looked at our daughters car and there was no mark. >> an insurance claim was filed where the other driver said the accident caused her unborn child to die. for months they believed the story keeping it a secret from their daughter. >> we can't tell heard the

. >> and i am jamison uhler. the mom and daughter still at the hospital. >> ryan raiche just spoke to the family and shows us how the community is rallying around the family. >> the pain-and-suffering all too real for family and friends of a woman and her daughter. on their first visit to the hospital they thought they had the wrong room. >> her face is very swollen. you don't recognize her. right now we don't recognize. >> tuesday morning they were working -- walking to the bus and other injuries, her little girl broke many bones including her leg job and collarbone, she is awake but in pain. >> they are life and we will make it through this. >> it is hard to imagine what the family is going through, two of them are at the hospital, other family members are here at the house packing belongings. >> the kid's father did not bother removing his hospital security stickers. stopping home for a moment help friends pack up boxes. word of the financial hardships spreading through town, donation jars popping up. >> every

. >> and i'm jamison uhler, a wild scene coming to an end after deputies recaptured the inmate. >> let's go to ashley yore who is in bartow , how was the prisoner able to overpower the officer? >> utility knife, the five prisoner crew was on a lunch break when this prisoner was able to overtake the corrections officer and actually locked the other prisoners into this building right here. take a look at this picture, this is 42-year-old david ross, ross handcuffed the unarmed officer, took him hostage jumped in a truck and headed the polk correctional institute identified ross and detectives led agencies know ross was on the way there. 1 1/2 hours after the kidnapping deputies found the stolen car and took ross into custody and then they found a corrections officer at a store, he was able to escape from ross, he tells our crew he's doing just fine. ross is behind bars on multiple charges including battery on law enforcement officer and fraud. ross was going to be released in february 2019 but now he is facing a whole list of new charges including kidnapping. reporting live from bartow, as

i'm jamison uhler. >> i'm wendy ryan. this new video offering clues about what happened in the final seconds before that horrific crash last night. >> let's go straight to michael paluska. michael. >> reporter: jamison and wendy, three people are still at tampa general hospital fighting for their lives, then this video is released showing through a snapchat app calculating the speed that the driver moments than 115 miles per hour. a wide open road, the vw golf accelerating. the snap posted at 9:38 p.m. nine minutes later the driver in the snap, pablo cortez iii and his girlfriend videoing would be dead. >> they were going so fast. >> reporter: he have phren rodriguez road had time to react. >> all i seen was a blue flash. it just burst into flames. it could have been avoided. it was a hard scene to watch. i got about like 10 feet close to the and i couldn't deal with it no more so i turned my head. >> reporter: a mother and her two children hit head on in the minivan died. rodriguez still can't believe he is alive. >> it w

. >> and i am jamison uhler. neighbor say this may have saved his life. >> reporter: the crash happened on the other side of that mailbox. it was a little bit before 5:00 >> reporter: the crash happened on the other side of that mailbox. it was a little bit before 5:00 pm and as soon as it happened, neighbors rushed over here to year-old austin crawford and his sister were on their bicycles in a neighbor's driveway when austin drove onto sandalwood boulevard into the path of the pickup. philip dagan had just come home from work and saw a crowd of people standing on his driveway . he noticed austin on the ground and saw his family. >> [ indiscernible - low volume ] i scooted him out of the way and supported his neck and did cpr. by neighbor across the street helped as well. we did that crews got here. >> reporter: he was taken to the hospital where he later died. to my heart breaks for him. -- >> my heart aches for him. my thoughts are with the family. >> reporter: deputies have not this crash. they continue to in

. >> i'm paul la jamison uhler. this is some of the heavy rain people in jamaica are already seeing. the storm is expected to hit haiti the hardest. let's go right to chief meteorologist denis phillips. >> this is going to be a devastating night for haiti. this will be moving on shore right on the western tip of haiti with winds of about 145 miles per hour, a surge of incredible rainfall totals. this is a nasty hurricane, category 4, even stronger now than it was earlier on. the lowest pressure that's been recorded at 934 millibars. where is it going? the new track that just came out has given us a little bit of a change compared to the 5:00 track. and as we expected it is a little more to the west. our computer models have been trending that way for the last day or so, so we kind of figured the hurricane center would go a little bit closer. at this point there watches or warnings in effect for florida. i think there will be at 5:00 a.m. across the southeastern part of the state. category 4 hurricane, then staying a

. >> i'm jamison uhler. abc action news reporter michael paluska in pasco county where car enthusiasts are saying it is time to slow down. more than 100 people showing up to this car meet to show support and give respects to the five people that dhiepped crash wednesday night, the organizers telling us they have a specific message they want racing. we don't encourage reckless behavior. >> reporter: jacquelyn harris defending car fans after abc action news aired this snapchat showing her friend pablo speeding down the road minutes before he lost control. >> we need to take a step back and look at what we lost. we lost a dear friend. we lost a mother. we lost young children. we lost a 19-year-old girl. a lot of lives were lost, and it could >> unfortunately sometimes you only get one or two mistake. >> reporter: car enthusiast robert said it would be naive to think that some people aren't going to race or speed. >> in my opinion, i say save it for the track. you pay a little extra, but at least you know it's a

i'm jamison uhler. >> i'm laura hair rinse for wendy ryan. >>> we begin with breaking news, a deadly road rage shooting. >> marisela burgos is live at the scene with what she has learned. marisela. >> reporter: deputies have been out here since 6:30, and they are still out here investigating. you can see they still have one of the cars involved in this shooting out here. of the people involved in the road rage incident because the second person died at the hospital. here is what we know so far. these two people had two road rage incidents. one that happened earlier, and the second one that ended here along bloomingdale avenue near kings. their cars were stopped on bloomingdale because of traffic. for some reason one man got out of his car, walked to the other car where they argued, then shots were fired. the man who had gotten out of his car was shot at least once. he was taken the person who fired at him waited for deputies to arrive. deputies say he is cooperating. deputies also say this is a massive investigation as they try to figure out why this ended with one man dead. >> it is

i'm jamison uhler. >> i'm laura harris in for wendy. we're live at tampa international airport where according to revealed e-mails, uber and lyft drivers may have been targeted. >> reporter: i talked with an uber driver earlier tonight on the phone, and she says she now avoids coming to the airport amount of tickets she's gotten here. so it's really no surprise for her to hear that the ptc may have been working directly with cab drivers to lure drivers like her into getting fines. >> i was outraged. >> reporter: representative dana young isn't the only one upset. >> it's huh mail 80ing, embarrassing. on the phone the chairman of the public transportation commission also calling for an investigation. >> i think it's time to find another agency that can handle these regulatory issues without jumping into bed with the companies that they're regulating. >> reporter: the tampa bay times revealing internal e- mails from the ptc, the staff reportedly stossing sting operations, the commission using taxi drivers to pose as customers, luring uber

i'm jamison uhler. >> i'm wendy ryan. thanks for joining us. tonight the candidates pulling about self issues including one -- about several issues including one for the very first time. but there was one question donald trump refused to answer. >> reporter: hillary clinton and donald trump facing off in their third and final debate forgoing a handshake greeting. >> my opponent, if she should win this ray, which i truly don't think when happen, we will have a which will be a very, very small replica of what it is right now. >> bick support the second amendment doesn't mean that i want people who shouldn't have guns to be able to threaten you, kill you or members of your family. >> reporter: clinton and trump duking it out over immigration. >> well first of all she wants to give am necessary team. we have some bad hombres here and we're gonna get them out. >> you're right, i don't want to rip families apart. he started out his campaign calling immigrants rapists and responding to allegations of sexual misconduct. >> i didn't know any of these wo

i'm jamison uhler. >> i'm wendy ryan. thanks for joining let's get over to chief meteorologist denis phillips. >> this has been an insane 24 hours. 24 hours ago this was a category 1 hurricane. in 24 hours it has gone from a 1 to a 5. that is almost unheard of. there is your center. it is moving due west now at 7 miles per hour. now, the big question not only is how strong it will get, but i think even the bigger question is where is it going. this is the updated track. now the one thing that is very, a category 4 hurricane over jamaica by monday afternoon. the forward speed is slowed down a little bit. not the speed of the storm. how fast it's moving. once it goes over cuba it will likely weaken. but notice this. this track has not changed from the earlier track. there's been a lot of buzz and questions about whether it's going to get closer to florida. at this point in time the hurricane center clearly said we have not changed our track, and for very good reason. if you look at models, there's the 5, it extends the majo

. >>> good evening everyone i'm laura harris pick >> and i'm jamison uhler, a truck hit the five-year-old last night. >> ryan smith live in to explain why the family feels this is a been prevented. >> reporter: and a credible tragedy in north lakeland, parents and many neighbors along saddlewood boulevard mourning the loss of this child, their sadness coupled with frustrations of safety concerns of speeding drivers here. you can see the speed limit sign posted on the street but they say drivers ignore it, i checked with the sheriff's

. >> and i'm jamison uhler. a man accused. >> clifton french uncovering the details that are very he also spoke to a former employee who says she quit because of sexual harassment. >> according to this report, the woman was applying for a job here at tender touch transfer service inside of this building where she claims the owner sexually assaulted her. >> the report is difficult for anyone to read. >> sounds like the same thing he did to me. >> the words on this page are all-too-familiar.>> it g t behind and try to kiss me all the time. >> she worked at tender touch transport service located off of s. missouri avenue. she says she quit his six months ago because of the harassment from this man.>> he would try to remove his [null] and take it out and no. >> according to this arrest

good evening everyone i'm jamison uhler. >> and i'm laura harris. we are learning that two divers died while exploring underwater caves in weeki wachee. we want to take a closer look at the area. patrick peacock and chris rittenmeyer were diving called closer look you can see from the video given to us from a different group of divers, unfortunately not the first time people have died. >> kera mashek diving into the area and what makes it so dangerous. >> and underwater wonderland. but there is a huge sign at the entrance warning you of the dangers before you go down under. the huge network of underwater

are hearing the 911 call that alerted police to a daring escape and kidnapping good evening i'm jamison uhler. >> and i'm wendy ryan. ryan raiche has new information about how a prisoner to control and made his escape.>>> this is where all of the chaos happened, five prisoners and a corrections officer on lunch break when one of them went broke -- rogue using a knife to threaten the officer and the inmates been demanding they go tied the rope -- door shut with rope. the inmates did the right thing. if the story has a hero. >> there were four inmates that came running up to me. >> the award would go to the woman eating her lunch in the park who called 911. >> these inmates are freaking out. >> also the inmates caught in a tricky situation who don't want trouble near the end of their sentences. >> tina morris called for help when the men frantically explained what happened. she calmly relate every detail. >> there appointing which way they went, i am driving around the block. >> every unit on this side of the county raced to the area, by then it was too late. the prisoner was long gone with

. >> and i'm jamison uhler, a wild scene coming to an end after deputies recaptured the inmate. >> let's go to ashley yore who is in bartow , how was the prisoner able to overpower the officer? >> utility knife, the five prisoner crew was on a lunch break when this prisoner was able to overtake the corrections officer and actually locked the other prisoners into this building right here. take a look at this picture, this is 42-year-old david ross, ross handcuffed the unarmed officer, took him hostage jumped in a truck and headed

i'm jamison uhler. deputies are looking for an a driver who hit a woman and a we'll have a live report from the scene in just a few minutes. dan drey davis waking up in jail this morning. the school bus driver is accused of having sex with a high school student. investigators say davis admitted to driving the girl off campus for sex. he faces felony charges >>> the fbi dropping a bomb she will on the campaign trail. the feds reviewing new emails involving hillary clinton discovered by investigating weather former anthony weiner sexed with an under age girl. he is the he is strapgd husband of hillary clinton's top aid. . >>reporter. thank you i feel like last week and this week is the objectives why we live in florida. it's dry and not a lot of humidity. >> it's definitely better than the summer without a doubt. >> manageable. there was no humidity, somebody would be really upset with me. >> reporter: as long as our hairstyle looks good. >> there have definitely been a remarkable business in hair phrase

jamison uhler and wendy ryan, they emceed the event. >>> always great to be involved. >>> another hour of action is coming up after good morning america. help animals in need, how you can help homeless pets in the bay area find their forever home. >>> new season around the corner, some are worried people won't take it seriously this year, we will explain the controversy going on. first years of coming next on good morning america. >>> coming up on gma donald trump making headlines on several fronts, the new york times claims it has obtained from 1995 showing a $960 million loss, big enough that it could've allowed them not to pay federal income taxes for up to 18 years.>>> meanwhile overnight he unleashed on hillary clinton overnight in on skating fashion even by trump standards going as -- going so far as to allege clinton is not loyal to her husband.>>> hurricane matthew a category for mac -- 4 marching to the atlantic, country in eye, the incredibly vulnerable he be. the weather could hit the us. coming up on gma and a busy sunday back to you. >>> breaking update for drivers in clea

i'm jamison uhler. >> i'm wendy ryan. thanks for joining us. tonight the candidates pulling