police tell us 31-year-old "jonathan lee jordan" who went by "j.green" -- was shot along north 10-th street around 8 saturday night. it was right near "cook field" where a youth football game was being played. jordan later died at lakeland regional medical center. police haven't made any arrests. a new war is being waged... when it comes to the zika virus. but this time it's between elected officials in south florida... and the department of health. both sides have been going back and forth the past few days... over the ?location of mosquito traps where ?zika was discovered in those bugs. the mayors of miami-dade and miami beach claim the state told them to ?hide those locations from the public. the state ?denies that request. it comes as the "miami herald" is fighting in court released... claiming it's a public health priority. meanwhile, researchers in miami are working hard on new ways to test and diagnose the zika virus. the university of miami is looking into a diagnosis test that only takes minutes to come back. right now that testing can take up to several ?weeks. they take a

lee jordan is here to explain.>> reporter: today i talked to the head of the department of surgery and akron's children's hospital. he was not involved in the case, but did say the injury is very rare. it was during this play last friday night that the 17-year- old took a kick to the gut. he walked off the field on his own and was checked out at university hospital. he was released on saturday but died on sunday. the cause of death, a small bowel laceration which caused peritonitis to develop. it's an injury a cat scan can miss. john crowe says that is often only one patients get sick on years of experience, you can't minimize how sick a ruptured bowel can make you. sometimes how subtle the presentation is. >> reporter: dr. chrome said it's entirely possible jackson seemed fine when he went home. there is often a delay in development of more severe symptoms. dr. chrome said this type of injury is seen in 10-20 out of rolls reversed -- roles reverse for 30 year veteran 911 dispatcher. this week he needed help. his coworkers brought him back to life. we have the touching details from cle

here is lee jordan. >> thank you. >> reporter: the money changing hands fast and furious. >> empty and the bowling balls are still there. >> i think that we reason out of money in the atms last week. >> reporter: why are all these people here? >> somebody could walk away, you know, easily with $1 million. >> reporter: they are all buying tickets for sky lane's queen of heart drawings. to find the card among all the others in the deck. for nearly 50 weeks now folks lovely lady and win the jackpot. here is why. at last count that stands at $1.5 million. >> we pulled the king of carts a few weeks ago and my heart stopped when i saw a face card with a heart on it, but it is going to be awesome that i cannot wait to see the reaction to the people that win this. >> and all day gambling. a big one. >> $20 worth of the queens. >> reporter: this week's drawing is sunday at 6:00 and that the crowdha big that they suggest parking at the high school. taking the shuttle bus to the bowling alley. if you are not present and win, you only get 50% of the money. so roy plans to be there just in case. >>

picture perhapses they will observing talk like a pirate day. [ laughter ] tomorrow is dress like lee jordan day. i expect to see that skirt, buddy >> and the heels. [ laughter ] >> and some bling around the neck. >> there you go. [ laughter ] that is tomorrow. >> let's go to our power 5 -- i better get out of here right now. let's check in on the tropics. we will start with karl who is a 40 little bit into at least a cat 1 hurricane. right now movement this way -- bermuda is right up here. here is the u.s. mainland. if it continues to track this way we will most likely harmlessly turn and move away from us. we will continue to watch. we do have a couple of warnings milwaukee. another one just to the east of this area here. the biggest severe weather threat is western great lakes through the evening hours. a live look at lorain. just great weather there. dry weather everywhere you want to go. don't worry about this green stuff up here. that is ground bounce off the shore of lake erie. no rainfall anywhere. barely a cloud in the sky. we have rain off to the east coast. with have those thunder

jonathan lee jordan was taken to heart of florida hospital after being shot once. he later died at lakeland regional medical center. police say the case is currently under investigation. >> alcides: despite an attempt by people to lock doors at night, it looks like some aren't receiving that message. the sheriff's office posted this video to their facebook page friday night. they say 23 different cars were broken into on friday morning in the land o'lakes neighborhood. they have surveillance video of two people walking from car to car in the balin trace subdivision. they pulled on handles looking for another string of car burglaries from september 12th through the 16th. >>> also developing this morning, washington state patrol makes an arrest in the shooting at cascade mall. 20-year-old ar con chaten was captured saturday night in oak harbor, washington. police say he didn't say much after the arrest, only that, quote, he was zombie-like. he had previous arrests and assaults and had emigrated from tu turkey. according to th opened fire at the cascade mall before fl

lee rine, 49. richard matthew jordan, 31 years old. matthew mark smith, 27. mr. peters: manchester, illinois, april 24, 2013. jo ann st. clair, 64 years old. roy ralston, 29. brittany, 22. nolan ralston, 5 years old. brantley ralston, 1-year-old. olympia, washington, june 22, 2016. gerald m. berky, 36 years old. terin r. mcgrath, 31. jackson eden, 26 years old. new orleans, louisiana, august 10, 2014. terrence mcbride, 33. jasmine anderson, 16. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize september as veteran suicide prevention month. mr. benishek: america has a veteran suicide epidemic. in 2014, 20 veterans a day committed suicide. only six of these were users of v.a. services. i know that the challenges of military life do not end once our service men and women return home from active duty. a veteran in northern michigan po

lee now gets the sole credit for. [laughter]. just think how much diane and agnos and jordan and nusem all resent that, ed? you sit up here and laid out the whole program and i am just delighted i received a call to come and participate because when service as mayor. mayor lee, you recall we started the business of breaking the cargo once they [inaudible] all the business of oakland and the recession came as indicated by mrs. forbes and the whole thing changed. and you and your administration did wonders. i stand as a member of the long shoremans union. [applause]. now, i know many of you-you look too dam small to be a member the longshoremans union. i was inducted on the hairy bridges, bill chester, lee gallblat and [inaudible] curtis, pursy and a whole collection of long shore people who are operating at that time. they selected me in the middle 60's when all other members of organized labor looking some other way and they embraced and started the 30 year career that you talked about and it was because of my ongoing work and relationship with the people who worked on the port of san francisco and how the

lee now gets the sole credit for. [laughter]. just think how much diane and agnos and jordan and nusem all resent that, ed? you sit up here and laid out the whole program and i am just delighted i received a call to come and participate because when service as mayor. mayor lee, you recall we started the business of breaking the cargo once they [inaudible] all the business of oakland and the recession came as indicated by mrs. forbes and the whole thing changed. and you and your administration did wonders. i stand as a member of the long shoremans union. [applause]. now, i know many of you-you look too dam small to be a member the longshoremans union. i was inducted on the hairy bridges, bill chester, lee gallblat and [inaudible] curtis, pursy and a whole collection of long shore people who are operating at that time. they selected me in the middle 60's when all other members of organized labor looking some other way and they embraced and started the 30 year career that you talked about and it was because of my ongoing work and relationship with the people who worked on the port of san francisco and how the