and that's what we have done in this place. >> reporter: mccloud has a prior dui from 2006. if he is able to bond out this time, a judge will force him to wear two ankle bracelets, one is gps alcohol consumption. in pinellas county, i'm carson chambers, abc action news. >> thank you, carson. >>> we got an update about a disturbing murder in south florida. a florida state student killed a couple before deputies found him biting the victim's case. they believe the attack was random. he was eating at a restaurant with his family an hour before when deputies arrived at the crime scene, it took at least three deputies to pry him off the victim. >> the suspect in this case apparently was abnormally strong. so getting that excited, increased adrenaline strength. >> at least check, he is in the hospital under sedation. >>> as we speak, firefighters are working to turn the tide in california. late this confirmed this massive wildfire now 20% contained. and crews are making good progress on beating back what is called the clayton fire. state of emergency is in effect in that area. nea

mccloud personally. i know he is very remorseful, very sorry to hear about what happened. >> reporter: some things are out of our hands, which is why they came together. >> it's very important to gather together as a family, a staff, a community when a tragedy like this occurs. >> reporter: we found out in court mccloud has other criminal charges in his history. including criminal mischief back in 1999. carson chambers, abc action g -- there is a greater demand for transit in pascual county. this is an important economic service will enable people of pascual county to get to more educational, shopping, employment opportunities. >> reporter: buses running from u.s. 19 to the shops at tampa premium outlets with connections to the city coming onboard. >> that's going to be huge. major pascual employers like trinity medical center through. >> transporttation has become more and more challenging. increase in routes and buses and frequency is incredible. >> >> pascual county expected to keep growing at a recor

. >> we're learning that driver, bryce mccloud has a history of driving drunk. advocates fed up saying he never should have been behind action to prevent repeat offenders from driving drunk. ryan. >> reporter: the deadly collision happened at this intersection at 40th street north and park boulevard early sunday. mccloud blew through a red light, police say drunk and they add he has been convicted of dui before. police say bryce mccloud's decision to have a few drinks at dinner and then drive killed caroline sign. >> it's just sickening. mothers against drunk driving. she says the suspect's driving record makes this tragedy even more frustrating. >> he hasn't learned only. >> reporter: repeat drunk driving arrests are on a downward trend. over the past two years, we tracked a drop in drivers statewide arrested for their

police arrested bryce mccloud and charged him with dui. an administer tells me the charges will likely be upgraded later today to dui manslaughter. mccloud remains in jail hour. and hankins is in a st. petersburg hospital with serious injuries. the suspect will likely appear in court again today. back to you for now. >> such a transgender i didn't. just a few days into the school year. thank you. >>> do you know who this guy is? this morning, deputies need help finding the man seen walking into a hillsborough the circle k on glenn road in plant city. the man then takes out a small black hand gun and points it at the clerk. if you recognize him, please call the sheriff's office. >>> and look at this other person right here, polk county deputies are looking for this person. hard to see their face but you can see some of the facial features and recognize them. this person is suspected of stealing debit cards from people in lakeland at atms. if you recognize the person, call the polk county sheriff's office. >>> now an 8 on your side alert. yo

one of the problems we'll see is i'm beth mccloud. you should know there are severe storms out there. maybe not in your area but the risk for tonight is there. it is exactly almost correlates right to the radar. first things first, severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 7:00 p.m. for ashland, crawford, knox and richmond county. this is a quick moving system. it is soaking things in its path. this is just part of the line of storms coming through, if you head to the basement. lightning tracker is on, there are big winds. there is hail associated with this. north of there, not in the watch box, heavy rain coming down all around norwalk. this is all pushing towards vermillion. behind it is heavier rain coming all the way down close to the columbus area. all this ultimately will funnel right over the same area that got hit earlier this slowly but surely these -- this line of storms is moving off to the east. when i put the rainfall totals on for the next couple of hours, these are just estimates, i can't help but notice h this one to

mccloud is no stranger to local law enforcement. he has two prior dui convictions in manatee county and was arrested in hillsborough county for driving with an open container. >>> ivan cabrera with florida's most >> good morning. 79 degrees. we'll be 88 by lunchtime with the afternoon thunderstorms developing. our temperatures today by the way very hot. we'll be back in the low to mid- 90s. we'll feel like 100 to 105 as we head through the afternoon. as far as the timing with the storms firing we'll talk more about that, when i see you in a few minutes. >>> quick check of the roads at 4:31. i-275 south of roosevelt boulevard in pinellas county no minutes, again. >>> a man in critical condition after a car hit him while he was riding his bike in tampa. happened at martin luther king jr. boulevard and north himes avenue after 6:00 yesterday evening. part of mlk was closed for hours. we're still not sharing the victim's name. we'll let you know what police find out once they finish their investigation. >>> pinellas county is mourning a

mccloud was not hurt in the crash. he was arrested for d i with serious bodily injury and a charges were up grated when sine died he expected to be back in court this afternoon on this new charge. 24is mccloud's second dui. later today woman killed during a police exercise will be laid to rest. 73-year-old mary knowlton was killed a week ago she was shot down a shoot don't shoot role playing scenario today gorda police department citizen academy. the officer is on leave. the but first united methodist church in punta gorda is holding a public memorial service for her 2 o'clock this afternoon. >> knowlton worked punta gorda library, and is accepting donations has her memory. some students excited for a new day of school in davenport ended up discounted as ken suarez reports they showed up only to yet. >> reporter: you know everybody is talking about citrus ridge, what cool place it is, you know it's the only school in polk county that bases its curriculum on civics. probably only one in the state and one the only ones i

mccloud blew through a red light, police say drunk and they add he has been convicted of dui before. police say bryce mccloud's decision to have a few drinks at dinner and then drive killed caroline sign. >> it's just sickening. mothers against drunk driving. she says the suspect's driving record makes this tragedy even more frustrating. >> he hasn't learned only. >> reporter: repeat drunk driving arrests are on a downward trend. over the past two years, we tracked a drop in drivers statewide arrested for their last year. breaking it down county by county, hillsborough also declining in arrests. >> one is too many. >> reporter: steve gaskins says a tampa bay area task enforcement has helped curb drunk driving. >> the numbers, those are high numbers and we're glad that you're guys are getting drunk drivers off the roadways. i would like for them to not be so busy. >> reporter: madd is taking their cause to convicted dui offenders so they are stopped immediately from driving impaired and not waiting until a second time for them to have that device in their car. >> reporter: 28 states r

police arrested bryce mccloud and charged him with dui. an administer at the jail tells me the charges will likely be uped manslaughter. mccloud remains in jail. and the passenger is in st. petersburg hospital with serious injuries. the suspect will likely appear in court later today. and i am checking to find out if grief counselors will be available for students and staff members when they come to school today. certainly a hard week ahead for many people here. >> such a terrible development. thank you. >>> do you know who this guy is? well, this morning deputies here walking into a hillsborough county gas station. this surveillance video from the circle k on glenn road in plant city shows the man taking out a small black hand gun and pointing it at the clerk. he demands money and then takes off running. so if you do recognize him, please call the sheriff's office. >>> and take a good look at this other guy here, polk county deputies are looking for him. hard to see under the visier. maybe you recognize some of the facial features. he is

jordan mccloud play action to the full extension. that's a catch no matter what sport you are playing. later in the drive no dive necessary this time. wide opened and in for six. griffins on the board first. later in the quarter the siren keeps blaring for sickles. third down and a mile. mccloud did a barrel roll. he double covers to move the of dan's pursuits of females, fruitless. david silver with the 4th down. they'll punt or not. check this out. a real barrel roll from johnson. did that really just happen? he must have been watching the olympics. he sticks the landing. what did he score? >> i would take a ten for that. >> that's a ten. >> unfortunately for alonzo they could not find points on the drive. sickles goes back to the well. mccloud gone. alonzo wins the battle for sports center top ten supremacy. another shut out 26-0 is the final. >> bucs opened well, played their third preseason game last night. we could say opening the season. >> we had the starters in for a first time. if the first half of last fun season for bucs

bryce mccloud was arrested for dui with serious bodily injury. second dui. scene's parents want to know why he was allowed behind the wheel in the first place. >> they get chances, and the people they kill, they don't gill any more chances nor their families. >> mark: mccloud is held on $50,000 bond. in light of the news this evening, that could certainly be upgraded to dui manslaughter because one of these victims passed away, as i said. if he makes bail, he has to wear a gps measures the alcohol intake. >>> this happened before 1:30 this morning at the circle-k on glenn harwell road many plant city. the suspect causally walks in with a cell phone against his ear and pulled out a silver and black handgun and demands money. deputies believe he took off in a dark-colored hatchback. if you think you recognize him, call the hillsborough county sheriff's office. >> kelly: in one hour an effect in milwaukee. two nights of rioting have left 11 police officers wounded, 14 people under arrest and several businesses burned. the trouble started on saturday after a pol

bryce mccloud of st. pete was and smashed into sign's toyota camry. her 36-year-old boyfriend sean hankins, was with her and both were taken to the hospital. mccloud refused to take a breath test but, was arrested, obvious signs he was drunk. he is being held on $20,000 bond. i'm working more to find out more at 10:00 haley. >> thanks evan. >> a day of fun at the splash park nearly ended in tragedy. a three-year-old was found unconscious at the pool. thanks oa hillsborough den tension officer, that boy is safe. kellie cowan spoken to the man park took a serious turn on saturday. >> i happened to be swimming with my son in my arms and i heard a lady screaming in front of me. when i saw her, she had an arm from what looked to be a child. >> off duty hillsborough detention deputy habib hanzi happened to be at the water park and when he heard the screams for help he quickly sprang to action. >> i immediately a stranger. >> hanzi handed his son to a stranger and quickly sprang to action. >> he had foam coming out of his mouth and at that moment, i had to r

check in with beth mccloud. >>> man couldn't afford to watch his son competing in olympics but couldn't afford to go until friends made it happen. >> dorell hill may not have made it to the >> going to be a day that i will never forget. >> for the biggest supporter, his dad, just being in rio to catch his son compete, gift worth more than olympic gold. until last month he had no intention of going. >> already made a decision to stay home and not really go out of way to get the money. >> that all changed when retired liz wallah. >> actually competing in swimming and told her about my son. >> did her one better and friend competing and you have your son. >> that was awesome. >> promised to help. >> when he told him he couldn't go to olympics, i wondered how i had feel as important of athletes. >> golfed page was set and up within days 152 people donated $8,200 and travel expenses. after travel more than 5,000 miles, hill arrived in rio. >> can you believe you're here? >> no. >> shortly after arriving father and son connected with dorell saying dad made it safely to rio. #blessed, #thanksf

ploy says 36-year-old bryce mccloud ran a red light on park boulevard and slammed into at toyota camry that caroline sign was driving. she and her boyfriend sean were taken to bayfront medical center. he has taught at other schools in pinellas county too. >>> a police say mccloud showed signs of impairment he was arrested on dui charges. >>> man and woman will appear in miami courtroom this morning after police say that they the man's grandmother. michael rubio and jacqueline were arrested last week according to police report, they got into an argument with rubio's grandmother because she refused to take them to a house to have sex. the elderly woman stopped car got out and started walking. the police say the couple hit and threw her to the ground. the couple was caught running from the scene. they are both charged with battery on a person over the anal of 65. >>> wow. and the smelly problem of red tide blooms could be behind us and our beaches at least for now. reason, the motion of the ocean. aaron mesmer live treasure island to explain what's behind all of this. you're laughing. goo

bryce mccloud is now facing a dui manslaughter charge. it was up sign passed away. even authorities are angry about how it happened. >> listen, we are in 2016. there are too many other ways for you to get home. whether it is uber, taxicab, friend, family, something. but this is the end result. i want people to be aware of that. >> sign's boyfriend remains in the hospital tonight in >>> a librarian shot to death by a police officer is now in her final resting place. mary nouton was shot tuesday. many of her friends expressed how kind and inspirational she was. her own son says he even forgive it is man who killed her. >> there is no love without forgiveness and there is no forgiveness without love. that's what my mom she was about forgiving. i think we need to be about forgiving. >> officer cole is currently on administrative leave. fdle is investigating this case. their findings will not be available for another few weeks. >>> right now, congress is reviewing an fbi report on the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. the report explains why the fbi recommended no cr

mccloud refused a breathalyzer on scene police say he was obviously impaired. he's charged with two counts of dui with serious bodily injury at last check they were both still in critical condition. >>> happening today official beginning election season. early voting opens. that scheduled for august 30th. various sights throughout counties. most open around 10 o'clock in morning run until 6 o'clock at night. early voting continues until sunday august the 28th. >> coming up some ways to fall in love with your job. job expert doug arms is here with how to do it. he says it's all mind over matter. and then charley is showing off pretty unique and cool company. he loves the business model. what's going on here? dust it had off. have you ever, have you ever had a pink >> i just bought some on saturday. >> did you really? i've never heard of it. granny smith, the big red ones. red delicious. red delicious. red delicious. anyway i've never had one of these i just ate one oh my god that may be best apple >> pink lady? >> pink lady apples out of washington man that is g

. >> caroline sign and sean were driving home from date when police say bryce mccloud ran a red light and a slammed into them. caroline died yesterday in the hospital. sean has a broken back. the two have quite a love story too. >> they met as students at usf music's program. caroline was music teacher at 5 different pinellas county elementary schools. sean teaches music at miles and them bryce mccloud now facing dui manslaughter charges an in jail $50,000 bound if you get out required to gps monitoring bracelet a well as second monitoring device. a retired librarian is being remembered one week after she was accidently shot ask killed punta gorda police officer. 73-year-old mary knowlton was a picked a volunteer citizens police academy appear officers were demonstrating when to use lethal force when she was a hit by being held today first you united methodist church a 2 o'clock. doors open at 1 o'clock. >> attorneys for florida teen who posed a doctor were granted more time to figure out if he was insane at the time that he was pretending to be to be a doctor. judge agreed to a delay

police say the other vehicle was driven by bryce mccloud and drunk. the charges will likely be upgraded today to dui manslaughter. a fellow teacher with him her at the time of the crash. he was injured and remains in the hospital in st. petersburg at this hour. the suspect will likely appear in court later today we are checking to find out if grief counselors will be available for students and staff members. >> kids go back and can't wait to be with their teachers and friends again and then this. thank you. >>> funeral services are scheduled for the woman shot by a police officer during a police-led demonstration. family and friends will say good-bye to the 73-year-old. she was participating in a shoot, don't shoot demonstration when the officer pulled the trigger on what was supposed to be loaded with blanks. he fired a live ro administrative leave. >>> there are two new cases of locally transmitted zika virus in miami-dade county. one case is from the winwood neighborhood known as the zika virus hot spot. the second case was contracted outside of th

. >> reporter: bryce mccloud was impaired when he hit them. >> he remained at the scene. from what i understand, he was cooperative at least up to a point. >> reporter: both were badly hurt. caroline succumbed to her injuries monday. but not husband had a chance to stay good-bye. >> they took us to the place where caroline was and we all got to pay our respects. it was important for eric to say good-bye to her for shawn and he said what he had to say. i said what i had to say and we all told her we loved her. harvesting sine's organs for donation. the band has created a go fund me account to help both families. keith? >> jamel lanee, thank you. >>> new tonight, a disturbing case of child neglect. there food, trash everywhere. at >> the children lived liken malls in a cage. >> the children ranged between 8 and 17. they were ordered not to have contact with the children if they bond out of jail. >> there is a new travel county. we learned pinellas county will be getting $100,000 in state funding for the month of august to help fight zika. >>> a librarian killed in a terribl

. >> a judge raised bond to $50,000 saying brice mccloud is a threat. >>> a school bus came within inches of running over an 11- year-old boy in manatee county. that bus did run over the child's backpack while the boy was still wearing it. the florida highway patrol says it happened in the school bus loading area. investigators say the boy fell in the right rear tire of the hisbackpack. he was treated for minor injuries at the scene. his family later took him to the hospital. >>> red light cameras can bring a lot of money for cities and officials stress they are a public safety measure. it's all up for debate. the bradenton city council will be decide going to they keep them. marisela burgos has the numbers on whether the cameras really keep you safe. >> reporter: maybe you noticed them at seven intersections in bradenton. >> it's going to help traffic safety in the long run. people run red lights and jump the gun in the other direction. you see traffic accidents all the time. >> reporter: while some people are for them, others don't see the benefit. >> it doesn't allow for, like giving a

pinellas park police tell us the other vehicle was driven by bryce mccloud and investigators believe he was drunk. the charges will likely be upgraded later today to dui hankins remains in the hospital at this hour. back here live this morning, the suspect will likely appear in court again today. and i'm checking with school officials to find out if grief counselors will be available here at the school to talk to students and staff members later today. gayle, a sad situation all around. >> i can only imagine. everybody is close knit at my kids' school, it would be so hard to walk into that news. thank you, ryan. >>> happening today, funeral services are scheduled for the during a police-led demonstration. family and friends will say good-bye to 273-year-old mary nolton. the officer pulled the trigger on what was supposed to be loaded with blanks. it was a live round instead. the officer is on administrative leave. >>> there are two new cases of locally transmitted zika virus in miami-dade county. one case is from the winwood virus hot spot but the second case was contracted outside o

reporter: right now, the driver that allegedly hit them and investigators tell us 36 and-year-old bryce mccloud faces two dui charges and is being held on a $20,000 bond. and now the principal of the school has to decide how much she's going to tell students this morning when they get to class. that's something that's going to be a tough day for them, a tough day all around. of course, we will continue to follow-up and see how she and her friend are doing and keep you updated. gene-- >> yeah, definitely difficult for the young students to process what happened to the ac >>> two more wrong-way drivers caught on bay area roadway, separate cases and both are facing some serious charges this morning. in one case, troopers arrested one driving the wrong way on hillsborough avenue. in the second, tampa police arrested bruce green for driving the wrong way on the veterans expressway. in both case, investigators believe the drivers were under the influence. >>> the time right now is start of the work week? >> well, not too bad. it will feel-like it should in mid-august, hot and humid. let me take you h

. >>> here the weather center with beth mccloud a lot of people complaining about this heat. it's going to get worse, isn't it? it is we're all going to be a little on sticky side over the next couple of days. >> and wet to go with it showers, storms, just about everything. everything in this forecast. humidity. take look, doppler max starting to see developing thunderstorms around town. heavy downpours looking right through 77. you can see little heavy, lightning tracker is on. no lightning detected quite yet. but if you're heading out you need to carry your umbrella with you. without a doubt. this is just the beginning a little heat, a little humidity. and more showers and storms coming up from columbus. you can see down towards our south. ultimately overnight tracking up towards us, a lot of this is going to stay away from the greater cleveland hear, but over the next few days it going to be hit or miss. and let me just tell you we will most concerned about the heavy rain. high temperature things extreme humidity goes with that as well. i'm sure you noticed today a lot thi

reporter: right now, the driver that allegedly hit them investigators tell us the 36 and-year-old bryce mccloud faces two dui charges and he is being held on a $20,000 bond. the principal has to decide what she is going to tell students about what happened. there is a gofundme page set up for her medical expenses and that is on our website, w fla.com. >> difficult for the students to process what's going on but we will keep on top of this and thank you, lindsay. >>> two more wrong-way drivers caught on bay area roadways. separate cases and both face serious charges this morning. in one case, troopers arrested a man driving the wrong way. in the second, tampa police arrested bruce green for driving the wrong way on the veterans expressway. in both cases, investigators believe the drivers were under the influence. >>> all right, 5:38 on this monday morning. a lot more school today. >> yes, they are. and we expect typical mid- august weather. which means we know it's going to be hot and humid. let me show you how hot and humid i expect it to be. it warms up fast. by 10:00 a.m., 84. 89 at 1:00 p.m.

bryce mccloud is facing dui manslaughter charges. police claim he ran a red light, crashing into the car the teachers were parked in on park boulevard in pinellas county. >>> right now, there's a $5,000 reward up for grabs for anyone that helps nab a cat kilter. man putting up the reward -- cat killer. the man putting up the reward howard frankland bridge to dump cats. lindsey mastis, tell us more about what's going on. >> reporter: well, gayle, so far, six cats are dead. two were rescued. this has been going on for months. one man has had enough. >> it's these people that have some type of disorder to abuse animals that we have to put behind bars. >> reporter: that is dan hester. he is the spay and neuter program called meow now. and he is putting up $5,000 of his own money as a reward. he has moved by a story we told you about, two women saw this guy get thrown from a window. luckily this cat was reserve list you coo. the florida highway patrol is putting the word out about the reward. and in order to get the money, you have to giv

mccloud ran a red light and sit her and her boyfriend on park boulevard on sunday morning. and even authorities are angry about how this all went down. >> in 2016, too many other ways for you to get home, whether it's uber, taxi cab, friend, family, something. want people to be aware of that. >> her boyfriend, henkins remains in the hospital in critical condition. >>> and some breaking news right now, st. petersburg, people are at bay front hospital investigating the death of a 25-year-old man who showed up at the hospital with a gunshot wound. details on who he is or how he got to bay front not released. but we know he was brought in around 10:30 tonight. investigators calling his sheriff's office needs your help locating an engaged man, leaving his shell creek street home. he has the beginning stages of alzheimer's and is diabetic. detectives are keshed for -- concerned for his well-being. new information, call the polk county sheriff's office. >>> a sumter county man is shocked after he shot an alligator threatening horses near his home and was arrested chl it's the same

wintu trtribe, who praractice tr traditional culture and ceremonies in n their territoroy along the mccloudwatersrshed in northern californ near mount sststa. in the middle is jeanette armstrong. she is a selx--syilx, uh, okanagan, a fluent speaker of okanagan, and a traditional knowledge keeper of the okanagan nation. she currently holds the canada research chair in okanagan indigenous knowledge and philosophy at ubc okanagan. and just on a personal note, she is probably the single most inflia

and her boyfriend were driving home from a date in pinellas park when police say 31-year-old bryce mccloud ran a red light on park boulevard and sign taught music in five pinellas elementary schools and the boyfriend teaches music at miles and shaw elementary. he's still in critical condition. mcclaoud is charged with dui manslaughter. >>> police are bracing for what could be another long, hot summer night of unrest in milwaukee, wisconsin. milwaukee's mayor issued a 10:00 p.m. curfew for teenagers. >> expanding that to include 17-year-olds. the trouble began on after a police officer shot and killed an african-american man who reportedly had a gun. fox's matt finn is in milwaukee. >> reporter: the milwaukee mayor is pleading for peace in the streets as police prepare for what could be day three of violent riots. >> i'm calling on every single resident of this city, do not do further damage to this great neighborhood. >> reporter: the milwaukee county sheriff says the riots issues. >> we have inescapable poverty in milwaukee. it's the sixth poorest community in america. you have massive bl

ken mccloud has more. >> this is how the trip ended for one -- attendant. >> it felt like a drop. >> flight 429 was bound from boston to sacramento when it was diverted to rapid city, south dakota for an emergency landing just after supper time. >> this is going to be an air bus 320 coming in. eta is less than 10 minutes now. they have numerous injuries due >> some of the passengers said trouble began when the jet liner flu into a big black cloud. >> i was buckled in but the lady next to me flew. >> anyone not wearing their seat belt bounced off the cabin ceiling. >> i went flying way up in the air. >> the guys behind us hit the over compartment and it cracked. >> 22 passengers an a pair of flight attendants were hospital bound. all were treated and released. >> nurse ilene lunch lynch -- lynch joined a doctor to give first aid. >> a young child was injured. several people hit their heads. >> jetblue sent another plane and passengers not hurt helpful during the emergency. the clear lesson is wear that seat belt as much as possible. ken mccloud for wbz this morning. >>> a federal judg

turns out-- know why mccloud was allowed behind the wheel in the first place. mc-cloud is being held on 50-thousand dollars bond. if he makes bail, he'll be required to wear a g-p-s bracelet and ankle device that monitors alcohol intake. ((walter )) happening today: a memorial for a punta gorda woman, accidentally shot to death by a police officer. the officer accidentally shot "mary knowlton" last week during a demonstration on lethal tactics at the punta gorda police academy. knowlton was 73... her memorial is being held today at "first united methodist church" in punta gorda. the doors open at one, and the service begins at two. donations are being accepted in her honor. the money will help pay for a new library. (walter) also happening today: a new trump campaign office opening in orlando. many are not happy about the location. (walter - the new office is opening near the site of the pulse nightclub... where a gunman shot and killed many feel the decision is disrespectful to the victims and their families. however, randy ross, the campaign's chairperson in

shares on the way down in the extended session, cutting 5500 jobs, 7% of its work force, the savings mccloudnnected devices. hyundai motors president saying his company is in discussions with google about further partnerships. they are the most aggressive adopters of car play. shunned the move into autonomous or electric vehicles. let's have a look at what we have got on the way. airlines going above and beyond to attract foreigners with experience. we have details on the way. ♪ rishaad: you are back with "trending business". its firsting non-convertible bond to sail in more than three years. the company is trying to repaint offer 3-10 it may years securities after posting a profit in its first quarter. from playstation and software sales, which doubled. said to be keen to merge sprint with t-mobile. softbank shares dropping the most in a month and tokyo. rocketing demand for air travel. that is the case in china. it doesn't mean carriers are running short of trained pilots. hire 100 a week for 20 years to meet demand, so they're offering skyhigh packages for foreigners with experience. we h

eagles have a new defensive coordinator plus they have added rodney mccloud, mche will inn and ron brooksalen mills has seen time with the starters already, surpassing some expectations at the corner fights for a job. mills ability to defend receivers one on one on that lonely island is impressing jim schwartz. >> if you are on the edge and you are not, you don't embrace being on that island, you are in the wrong business and you go around here, philly has had great history of some corners that all have island and they embrace that and i think jalen has shown signs that he can do those things. >> everybody know that it is a job to be won out here regardless of whatever the job is. guys, they know who they are. >> i love that dew. >>> speaking of rookies, carson wentz is being groomed to be the franchise quarterback n his first training camp quarterback says he is not throwing any extra pressures on his shoulders. >> it just comes water try. obviously there is pressure but i block it out. i inherited pressure back in college and you just got to block it out and play ball. the rest will tak

. >> reporter: a prosecutor called mccloud a threat to the public. if he doesbond out, he will at hour, he is still being let. held in jail. live in carson chambers. thank you, carson. >> >> pascual school back in class. bay onett middle school reopened after being closed down, let's head over to polk county, now, they are 1,102,000 kids in the classroom. that means there will be 500 buses on the roads, making 500 citrus ridge, a k-8 school in davenport. >> sad update, right now out of silver spring maryland where we have been showing you the after math of this massive apartment expolice station plex. today, recovery crews pulled a 6th body out of the rubble and they believe there may be one remaining person that has not been accounted for. two of the missing are children, ages three and eight years old. because what is left of building could collapse at any time, it's making an investigation into whatcaused the blast last wednesday even more difficult. >> >> all right, we are looking at the rivergate towers and you can see mixed ies here, we have so

in the satellite center, ken mccloud for wbz this morning. >> and 6:10 now. an accused drug dealer goes to great lengths to avoid arrests. for him, though, it didn't work. and this is what he looked like when he was arrested in south yarmouth. the police surrounded the house and then this man walked out. yup, the same man. turns out they were not from wisdom but they're a realistic looking disguise. you see the 31-year-old miller and miller is facing charges of drug trafficking. investigators said they found $30,000 in cash in the house along with two loaded weapons. >>> and a scary ride on a redline is caught on camera. coming up, what the mbta said happened moments after the video was recorded. >> and the u.s. has another team of golden girls. the amazing win in last night's sprint relay. dear fellow citizen, spending time hunting treasures with my daughter is wonderful. because before i'm even ready, she'll be off to college. and though i've planned for it, i may need a loan to help her pay her way there. just like i do for my son. citizens bank student lo

. >> you just heard from sergeant mike mccloud, just said what we had been anticipating that the suspect in this case, brice macleod, his charges have been upgraded to dui manslaughter. >> we have a reporter on this and stay on the story throughout the day today. count on updates from us on air and on-line at abcactionnews.com. of course alerts on your mobile device. >>> this morning hundreds will gather firefighter who lost his battle with cancer. >> pete huffman was a 35-year veteran of the fire service and his family hopes his death paves the way for firefighters to be better taken care of in the future. anchor james tully is live in clearwater, the huffman family really making sure he leaves a lasting legacy. >> reporter: they certainly are. behind me here in pinellas park the performing arts center the funeral is about to take place you can see it's pretty clear a lot of his comrades from the fire service, pete huffman spent 35 years there. it says a lot about his family as they push for legislation that would guarantee benefits for firefighters that fall ill. at this point it proba

and 8 on your side has answers jeanine mccloud of cloud 9 studios. this is a topic that was close to my heart. i was a scrapbooker and i love doing it and documenting it, but i don't print pictures any more. this is great. >> this is great. >> he's 3 months old. >> you printed this off line, right? >> yes, these are cute apps that we have found with ti my daughter, yes, adorable. >> right. >> yeah, and these apps make it really easy to put everything in one spot. >> yes. >> tell us about the apps that you like. >> very found three apps that i find to be easy to use, quick and you can get the pictures off of your phone and into print within a week. the first one is artifact uprising and that's a little book. they have late of different books, different sizes and the nice thing is, you can easily pictures that you want, send it to print and then you're good. >> these are five by five, they're square, if you're an instagram person, they're perfect. >> and then nice art paper. >> if you like square, then it makes it very easy to do. >> they're very artsy

investigators tell us the 36 and-year-old bryce mccloud being held on a $20,000 bond. now the principal at the school has to decide how much she is going to tell students about what happened. there is a gofundme account set up for her medical expenses and we have a link on our website, wfla.com. gene-- >> a difficult conversation to have with the students this morning. thank you. >>> in your vote, you can start heading to the polls this morning to cast your ballot for the primary in hillsborough county. 16 early voting open. the sites will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. through august 28th. the find a list of sites, -- 28th. to find a list of sites, head to wfla.com. >>> st. pete just earned a high score for walkability. the online real estate firm redfin gave. is pete a walk score of 88. the website looked at -- gave st. pete a walk score of 88. down sizing from the big homes in the suburbs. they're empty nesters and they are moving down and they want to walk to wherefore they want to get -- to where ever they want to get to. and the millennials are more environ

of killing a pinellas elementary teacher in an alleged drunk ivi the bond raised to $150,000 for mccloud. he is also facing a dui and manslaughter charge. ten years ago, he was convicted of dui. teacher caroline sign passed away last night. his boyfriend, a music teacher is holdinthe hospital. sean hankins and lacerated liver. >>> this is happening in pinellas county. a final farewell for a well known firefighter who lost his battle with cancer. he was a fire instructor at st. pete college. he spent his final days to guarantee benefits to firefighters who get sick from toxic chemicals on the job. take a look at the funeral every fire department in pinellas county took part, along with hundreds of family, friends and students. inside a huge line of first responders. there's a special group paying tribute to this fallen hero. the now takes an inside look on that later on. >>> tipping dressers? not just an ikea problem. another retailer launching a recall. and no matter where you shop, >> another major retailer recalling dressers because of a potential hazard. >> they were sold at wal-mart

bryce mccloud is facing dui manslaughter charges in connection to her death. police claim he crashed into the car the teachers were in on park boulevard in pinellas park. p >>> right now, there's a $5,000 reward up for grabs for anyone that helps nab a cat killer. the man putting up the reward howard frankland bridge to dump cats. that's where our news channel 8's lindsey mastis is morning. lindsay, tell us about what's going on. >> reporter: well, gayle, so far, six cats are dead, two of them have been rescued. we've been following these stories for months now and one man has had enough. >> it's these people that have some type of disorder to abuse animals that we have to put behind bars. >> reporter founder of the cat spay and neuter program called meow now and he is putting up $5,000 of his own money for the reward. he has been moved by one of the recent stories as well that we told you about. two women saw this little guy thrown from a window on the howard frankland bridge and it got stuck in a wheel well. luckily the cat was rescued. the florida highway p

and beth mccloud has been keeping an eye on that. what's beginning on, beth? >> beth: we've been watching a thunderstorm come close to then it bowed. we knew cuyahoga county would become part of the severe thunderstorm warning. this does include downtown in the cleveland area through bay village and lakewood as well. rocky river, you'll be a part of this. you can see a big concern right now is the wind associated with the heavy rain. so we already have another one out towards seneca county. that's going to expire shortly. and then we have the flash flood warning out in ashtabula county because they've already seen a couple of severe storms come through. so taking a closer look at this, is quicker than all of the rest of them. so you have to be a little headsup. downtown area, a little after the top of the hour. if this all holds together and doesn't totally push out over the water, you'll be up next. to the south, we're dealing with a thunderstorm heading towards wooster. and i tell you this because you guys have gotten soaked a couple of times already. taking

jonathan tweeted -- roxanne wrote -- morgan mccloud brought up this point -- we're not done by a longhere. follow me on twitter, let me know what you think. and by the way, look at this. just as i finished the story yesterday two, of my floor crew walked up to me and said we have epipens, they are expired because they expire too quickly and too expensive. the price hike, now members of congress are getting involved. in the last 24 hours, republican senator from iowa charles grassley who leads the judiciary committee sent a letter to heather bresh demanding explanation for the price increase. they called for a judiciary committee doing what one of my twitter followers demanded, asking for an investigation by the ftc. how is the price increase on the life saving device hurting those who need it most? joining me now is the woman known as the erin brockovich of food and food allergy, the kids foundation, robin o'brien, i want to give you credit here. more than a year ago you were among the first to scream and yell and wave your arms saying why has the price of an epipen suddenly skyrocket

. >> mark: beth mccloud tracking the rough stuff out there. what's going on, beth? >> beth: we have showers and storms i storms, the biggest concern you see the lightning in the background. biggest concern threatening lightning. we are under a flood alert for most of the eastern portion is what you're just seeing here. do you see this in particular? newberry all the way out towards the pa line. this storm cell in particular is carrying heavy downpours. downtown, so far, has remained seeing some of the bigger downpours come down all the way into parma. this is moving off to the northeast. it's all part of the system from last night. we have more storms popping out towards the east or towards the west, excuse me. the rainfall totals, that's what we've been most concerned about. over two inches near medina from last night. but let me just widen out. just over into pa, ?lastnight they got nearly five inches of rain. so as the storm systems continue to roll through our area, we have to stay up o what's coming and to alert you and let you know. you can always download our

. >> this is mary mccloud and the children at her school. this is booker t. washington whose school included a photography department, right, well into the 20th century that trained people in the art of photography. so i want to end now with some reflections on how this story is told in a more modern period. this is an image by courtney elang and for librarians and archivists as well as historians, teachers and those of us interested in this history titles and naming are tremendously important. we know in the african-american community our names are terribly important, right? having that power to name yourself and name your children was tremendously important in marking people's freedom. this image is titled mississippi negris holding cotton. she was born a slave. so we are not given through the title, right, from library of congress any personal information about this woman. i want to jump ahead. here we go. likewise, this image comes from the archives in missouri and the title that the archives gave this image is portrait of a well dressed woman believed to

boyfriend teaches music miles and shaw elementary schools they are music kul grads from usf bryce mccloud was impaired when iran red light and according to court records several other traffic related charges including driving with a suspended or revoked license. he was not hurt in the crash. the couple was in critical condition at last check. >>> students in pasco and polk cunty are back in school. and today lakeland firefighters are pitching in to make sure kids are get to and from school safely. they will near more than dozen elementary schools with some signs reminding drivers to slow down and not to text and drive. >> what's new this school year in polk county. >> so this is the big deal in polk county this morning not that all schools are no the big deal. this one is a big deal in particular. this citrus ridge academy. we're in davenport the curriculum is thing that everybody is talking about this morningis based on a civics. and very much into teaching kids about democracy and being a good citizen and community service. person who really knows about that better than anybody is a gab

afternoon clearing's starting out " clause in fog early on he sunshine in the afternoon of clemson mccloud said temperatures '70s from the bay '80s and the valley and 60s along the coastline next couple days we called on temperatures just a little bit and then warmed up on tuesday wednesday state officials say california's unemployment rate rose slightly in july. >> steve:the employment department said today it increased one-tenth of a percent. to 5-point-5 california's unemploymetn rate is still hgher than the national rate which is at 4-point-9 percent. more than 2 million jobs have been added since the economy's recovery began six years ago.but more than one million people remain unemployed. sacramento, calif. - state officials say california's unemployment rate rose slightly in july as more people entered the workforce. >> reporter: in the neighborhood of mabel m. burnett witnesses say they heard alley's the gunshot so and that cult of the berlin police officers rushed at the scene one >> gabe: of three restaurants are offered are cash reward for leading to a rest of thieves. >>: islan

like lincoln relieving all the men including general mccloud who refused to commit the troops.w it with ronald reagan letting john sears going after winning new hampshire and put his faith in bill casey. saw it with dukakis putting di sasso aside. then bringing him back. i know that kellyanne conway knows her stuff. the fact that donald trump has recruited her to run his campaign says something about trump's learning curve. the big question, can trump win back the wavering republicans and independents who were with him before, can we convince republican women he has the heart to be president, that he possesses a minimum level of compassion that makes all presidents worthy of our confidence? we're seeing signs he does. his comment last night about hg regrets for things he's said that have hurt people, showing concern for the blood victims in louisiana. no matter how successful this turn in the campaign is whether newly expressed sentiments are genuine or not. why? because the minimal standard of getting elected president of the united states is not sounding and looking like an s