ed: sean mcguire accused of inappropriately his players. live in burlington now. >> the coach is well known, he is from this community. he's on paid leave accused of verbal misconduct. >> sean mcguire, the popular coach is now on paid allegations surfaced of verbal misconduct towards players by the coach. this goal did not give specifics. >> i like the guy, i think he's a fair coach but the kids just can't take it anymore., go to their parents and complain. reporter: jessenia otavo's son is a captain on the team, and has played for mcguire for years. >> my son has never said he is in is football. >> the public school is a safe educational community and we take allegations of inappropriate action seriously. his reputation is tough. >> he would crack the with on players like a drill sergeant. not been provided any specifics about the allegations but they are confident he will be cleared of wrongdoing. >> goats used for weed control at the arnold arboretum are injured after being attacked by a dog today. two goats had to be treated by a vet af

mary mcguire joins us live from tampa police head quarters. mary, how did this start? reporter: tampa police originally pulled over that car because of a broken headlight and that's when they realized it was stolen. police conducted this stop in the tampa heights neighborhood. they pulled over the car driven by joel alexander cook for a missing highlight around 9:30. they determined that car was in the stolen car and eventually crashed into say tree near a home on floribraska and tampa street and then tried backing up on to that police cruiser. that's when the two officers fired at cook who is now in the hospital. >> he's not being very cooperative at the hospital right now. but as i said, its not a life threatening injury so we'll just have to talk to him again. reporter: those two officers who shot at the suspect are now on paid leave according to tpd. police tell us cook was transported to a local hospital with non life threatening injury again, and he is not being cooperative with detectives. he's not saying much so the investigation continues today. >> yeah, sound

mcguire's reputation around the school is a tough one. >> he was definitely really, you know, cracked the whip on any players who are out of line. kind of lick a drill sergeant almost. >> the coach will be on leave while the school investigates me that they wrote a letter to the superintendent singing the coach's praises hoping it will help to get him back on the field. sarah, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> commitment 2016. ed: let's take you live to boston tonight where hillary clinton is appearing at a fundraiser. she'll be with singer sarah -- of course, earlier today clinton was campaigning with former rival bernie sanders in new hampshire, proving to be a critical swing state is new hampshire. janetli now. janet? janet: critical doesn't even begin to describe how important the granite state is to hillary clinton's strategy for victory. it's been 16 years since a democrat lost new hampshire in the presidential race and it turned out to be very costly for al gore. reporter: hillary clinton armed with her strongest weapon here in new hampshire, bernie sanders, knows without his millennials

mary mcguire has what you need to know. do authorities have any idea how long the skimmer informs place? >> reporter: was found at this very gas station in april. the new one was gyp stalled after that. check out how well the gas station is locked up, but the trouble is, you can't put is the locks likes that on the gas pumps -- locks like that on the gas pumps because they are open 24/7. the partners in crime are convict of scamming in these incident. tampa police say before you top off your tank, use the pumps closiest to the cashier. >> very offer they set it on the pump that is the furthest away, or an isolated area. get in the middle of everything with the people around. >> reporter: gas station clerks recommend going inside and paying for gas there to avoid being scam bade skimmer. the best way to pay, go in gas station and use cash or a card. if you can't do that, use your credits card outside, not your debit card, and select a pump that is towards the middle. the outer one are the ones that scammers target. they can

f0 ry mcguire is live in tampa. tell us where mosquitoes like to breed. >> reporter: well mosquitoes love to breed in standing water. as you well know, we have had a lot of rain in our area over the past couple of months. that's left a lot of standing water in the area creating a perfect breeding ground for these bugs. that's why hillsborough county is hosting a free tire disposal event today. it runs from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at two locations in the county. this is video from a similar event in tampa in february. residents with photo i.d. can drop up to 12 towers at the county transfer station in gibsonton and the collection center in seffner. county leaders tell us getting rid of the old tires is >> they make the perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes. instead of having the tires sit on their property, we'd like to offer them a chance for a free disposal. >> reporter: mosquito fish will be given away at the gibsonton location. commercial businesses can not participate in this event. any tires from commercial veh

that person then held a meeting with mcguire, to let them know about the allegations, mcguire was then placed on paid leave while these claims are investigated. students, and they are only had good things to say about mcguire. >> i don't know if he fully deserves them. i mean, he just wanted the best out of his players and he wanted them to perform to the best of their ability. they are football players, but i mean, easy on the swearing. you know, no hitting on the back of the head. but, you know, they do have to be tough on them. >> the reporter: now, that's the general consensus here. football is a tough game and tough talk comes with the territory. mcguire by the way was a in the 1980's. he's on paid leave until the school completes its investigation. we're live in burlington tonight, john monahan, fox 25 news. >> mark: former church official facing a judge accused of unthinkable crimes against a child decades ago. prosecutors say the man raped a child while he was working at st. brendan's church in dorchester back in the late 1980's. fox 25's robert goulston was in court today with

thank you mary mcguire. arrest in the washington state mall shooting. another shooting where police are looking for a handful con national. >> complect. >> cam mock. >>> police in baltimore, maryland looking for three suspects in a shooting spree there. at least eight people shot. investigators say a father and his 3 year old all of the injuries are non life threatening. witnesses say one of the suspects had a shotgun, the other two had handguns. the investigation continues. >>> in chicago, a fight between two men leads to one of them being shot in the head. the shooting happening while the victim and his sister were walking near michigan avenue. the suspect is in custody. >>> turning now to the tragic mall shooting in washington. authorities identifying he is, who killed five people at -- killed five people at a mall. police spotted arcan cetin saturday night and immediately recognized him as the person they were looking for. >> he said nothing, he was just kind of zombie like is the best i can describe for him. him. he had a computer with him. reporte

news channel 8's mary mcguire is live in tampa. wednesday's vote by the public transportation commission wasn't necessarily a win for either side. >> reporter: the ptc did back off on a couple of the rule changes but they stuck with the requirement that would have uber and lyft drivers fingerprinted. f0 we wanted to get reactions from real drivers to see what the rules and regulations would do for their businesses. in off some of the regulations but they did stick with one that would require drivers to have the fingerprint backgrounds taken. and before the vote took place, there were protests outside of the county building. er and lyft drivers spoke up. the ptc considered rules that would require a minimum fare and a minimum wait time for rides and a fingerprint background check for drivers. in the end, they only went ahead with the fingerprint background check and uber isn't f0 >> ultimately, it doesn't prove that anyone is anymore safer because there are many people that have committed crimes for the first time as first-time offe

mary mcguire is live in lakeland. perry is no stranger to the >> reporter: yeah, you can say that again. his current rap sheet is nearly a hundred pages long with numerous arrests here in polk county. and now he faces a host of other charges, the most serious of which is trying to kill a law enforcement officer. this went down here in this quiet lakeland neighborhood just off of gulfview street. 32-year-old francis perry already had an active warrant out for his arrest and refused to roll down his windows to speak with officers. instead, he aimed his gun and fired at them. the officers fired back but none were hurt in this gun fight. >> these men work together every day as a task force. they go after the worst of the worst. and tonight they came across him. and thank god they're going home. >> reporter: now perry was rushed to the hospital and underwent emergency surgery. inside and his car, officers claim they found drugs. the polk county sheriff's later today. as to perry's current condition in the hospital, four di

mary mcguire is live in st. pete this morning. good morning. parents have got to be upset reporter: that's right. parents are outraged over all of this. nearly 300 kids participate in the little league system and their season could be over before it's really started this year. now this all links back the to a company that is based out of allen, texas that is holding back payments collected from fees. 8 on your side contacted the owner who said the credit card processor froze his account after after parents in utah began asking for refunds. >> we're trying to do some temporary short-term things and we have discussed that with the northeast little league and treasurer. we are caught in the middl and we are at the mercy of merchant bank releasing the funds. >> reporter: parents say they don't buy the explanation and parents are now pitching in through a gofundme account to try to keep this thing going. st.petersburg police say they don't believe any criminal wrongdoing is happening here but they have forwarded a complaint to authorities in texas t

reporting in tampa, i'm mary mcguire, news channel 8. with fema will visit pasco county to help assess the damage from hurricane hermine. the assistance is needed there. the visit comes after the county reported damage estimates at $89 million. officials say hermine is one of the costliest storms in pasco history. >>> the pass could you coe county -- pasco county flood support is today from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. you can drop off food and supplies today. to volunteer, head to wfla.com for a link. >>> this morning, the search for a bank robber who uses a surgeon mask as a disguise. he's hit one bank in pinellas county twice. check out these surveillance video images. deputies say he walked in, showed a gun and investigators say the same man robbed that bank also on july 24th. >>> a travel advisory in rye section of miami could soon be lifted. that's if there are no new cases of the zika virus in the area. the center for disease control and prevention could lift the restriction on september 19th. . >>> today marks 15 years since the septem

news channel 8's mary mcguire is live at 20th street east and 50th avenue drive east in bradenton where the teenager was thrown to the ground and >> reporter: well, this guy is still on the loose and manatee county sheriff's deputies, they do not want to the take any chances this morning. we have seen a few out here patrolling the area where this girl was attacked yesterday morning. now this all happened around 6:00 a.m. when manatee county sheriff's deputies tell us a man approached a girl at 20th street east and 50th avenue drive east. he pulled her to the ground, tried to assault her, even threatening to choke her. but as a ca took her phone and ran off, leaving her unharmed. the girl who did not want to be identified wants fellow teens to understand that these sorts of dangers are real. >> anything can happen. at any time. and i just want them to be aware of their surroundings. >> reporter: now we do have a description of the guy that deputies are looking for. the man is about 5'7", skinny, about 25 years old. he was wearing jeans and a dark call crime stoppers. now amazingly, this

sean mcguire, popular and long time football coach at the high school leading the red devils for almost 25 years. a graduate of the school himself. officials have placed him on paid administrative leave after verbal misconduct toward players by the coach. some players' parents that we talked with today say ghishg is a good man and coach. the kids just can't take it anymore. the coach yells at you, pushes you, and they go to their parents and complain. >> the superintendent released a statement that reads in part the burlington schools is a safe and welcoming location and we take the allegations seriously. i talked with a parent of a football player who supports coach mcguire so much that she wrote to the superintendent today to express her support and hope that he gets back on the team quickly. >> live at burlington high school, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> right now a former priest is facing child rape charges. the accusations date back to the late 1980s and early 1990s. the abuse allegedly happened when walsh worked as a little league coach and also coordinator in dorchester. the alleged vi

newschannel8's mary mcguire has more on what wednesday's vote by the public transportation commission means for one uber driver here in tampa. >> reporter: the ptc and ride at each other's throats for years over rules and regulations. this morning we took atrip along with an uber driver to see her reaction to the proposals. snacks, water bottles, a phone charger. ronita wilson lakes to make things comfortable for her customers even if she is not comfortable with the new rules in hillsborough county. >> they are saying it is a safety thing. but really, can we keep someone safe just by fingerprinting somein mental state of a person. >> reporter: as a single mother, she relies on uber to support herself and her two children making such good money, she quit her other job to drive full time. >> i need something that is very flexible so that i'm able to pick them up from school, take them to school, be there for their sporting events. if they are sick or anything, all i have to do is just shut my little thing off and go do what i need to do. >> reporter: on wednesday, ptc considered rules t

back to you. >> all right, mary mcguire out there with pep in her step. >> so exciting. i love the sound just takes you back to the day. back in the day. >> oh, i love high school football so much. >>> i know it doesn't feel like football weather but a gorgeous morning. hyundai at new port richey, 75 degrees and steamy, high humidity. 80degrees at 8:00. 87 at noon. and the clouds getting bigger. i don't think we will see much rain at noon. and the better rain chance in the afternoon. actually a typical summer day. and plant city, 75. apollo beach, also 75. 80 in st. pete. 78 in tampa. 72 in zephyrhills. the only way you get relief from the heat and humidity will be an afternoon shower. notice the forecast 8:00, 9:00, 10:00. rain chance between now and about 11:30, less than 10%. and after that though, right just after noon, we will start to see the first few showers pop up. and they'll be widely scattered meaning not many of you. and by 4:00, 5:00, notice if coverage gets better the east of 75. and not all of it. and then i want you to notice that the rain will continue

news channel 8's mary mcguire is live at the school this morning. these kids are ready for a great game tonight, mary. >> reporter: i was just about to say, i can certainly hear the school spirit here at nature coast technical high school. every week is shark week. check out the kids. they are so excited for a big game against lake whales. sod they certainly have a lot to cheer for this evening. the game is at 7:30 in brooksville. and it will kick-off right here. and i actually have someone special i want to introduce you to. this is diane. she has been a teacher for 44 years and i think she wins the costume contest tonight. she's already ready for halloween. what was your favorite part of being a shark? >> i love the students. we have the best school in the district. we have the best students we have the best faculty. we have the best support staff. and it's just awesome to be a part of the shark family. >> reporter: and this isn't even all of the shark collection. she has a shark necklace. like i said, the game kicks off at 7:30 right here in broo

our mary mcguire is now live from the 7-eleven where this happened. mary, we should be checking our bank statements this morning just in case. >> reporter: well, gene, the fact that these criminals put this skimmer on an atm inside and of this 7-eleven gas station means that they are getting more brazen and that these crimes are evolving to the next level. in the past, identity thieves who plant the skimmers have targeted outside ga of sight. but in this case, investigators tell us the atm is located inside and at the back of the store where on a by single digits day, someone could go unnoticed ifer a period of time. >> it concerns me because i mean, people come in and we didn't notice that that happened. i use my bank card in there. it worries me. >> reporter: police say folks if something doesn't look right, tell the store clerk and call police. investigators are working to find out how long the skimmer was installed inside and of the atm and how many victims of the scam there could be. if you have used an atm at this 7-eleven, you will want to make

several parents protested outside the school, defending mcguire for the impact he's had on students. >> my son has he's tough, but that's what they need to learn. >> all coaches yell at kids and stuff. all these kids don't know how the take it anymore. >> christa: and mcguire's attorney denies the allegations. this morning police are still searching for answers after a deadly crash in west westport. investigators say three people were killed when a livery van swerved into oncoming traffic and slammed head on into another car. three other people were hurt in a crash, but they're expected to massachusetts new transgender anti-discrimination bill goes into effect this saturday. they're aiming for an appeal measure on the 2018 ballot. the president of massachusetts family institute says they have 33,000 signatures from registered voters which surpasses the requirement. governor charlie baker signed the law in july. >> christa: and a new hampshire law that bans people from posting photos of their completed ballot was ruled unconstitutional by a federal al the law was struck down a year ag

mcguire fought to change labor practices in this country.ials dedicate add new welcome wall at the peter j. mcguire memorial at the arlington cemetery at pennsauken. it's where he's laid to rest. for 120 years the community has placed a wreath on his memorial. they were all there for the special dedication. >> very basic values of what we take for granted today. many of those have no idea the fight to get there and how difficult it was but certainly peter j. mcguire knew it. >> students at the event who attend local colleges received $1,000 scholarships. not bad. >>> today in wissahickon police served their community in a rather unique way the staff at nhs officers attended holiday weekend picnic fun event happening at the northern children's services grounds. police were invited so they can get to know the children there and answer questions about their job and, of course, what picnic will be complete without face painting, some food and some great music. special bonus for the officers, children made them thank you cards for all they do. >>

mary mcguires live in downtown tampa. it's terrible. the woman was sitting with her niece and nephew when she was hit? >> reporter: she was sitting in her car after delivering food to her family member and just switched eats with her young granddaughter when the shots were fired. we have a look at the mug shot of the suspected shooter who will appear in court later found gathering in a barreled and was working to determine who may have been firing guns. maria contreras was in the backseat with her nephew and niece. she was struck by the fatal stray bullet. a lot of people saw the shooting but no one came forward about who fired until now. >> no snitching culture on a tragedy like come into play. >> a reward was offered for any information in the case. the suspect will be in court later this morning. east currently held in jail on no bond. melissa? >> mary mcgwire, live in tampa, thank you. >>> andrew gluzick was found richey, and while investigating, the man's girlfriend, angela garrett arrived and admitted to stabbing him. garrett char

rival union leaders, mathew magurie and peter mcguire. 1894 congress declared the holiday for the first monday in sept ember. 1950, 40% of the workforce belonged to a union, highest all time. labor union members in political parties: 42% republican, 79% democrat and 52% independent. 16.4 million members in 2015, largest union national education association has 3 million members. 35.5 million americans will consecutive year travel numbers have grown. 85.8% will travel by car, 7% will fly. national average of gas has decreased by 19.9% since 2015. $1.4 billion is the cost associated with labor day congestion caused by infrastructure problems. estimated 438 fatalities over the weekend, 50,300 people will be seriously injured in a car. 46.5% of americans plan on attending a bbq. from memorial day to labor day 818 hot dogs are eaten. 212 labor day races will be held this weekend. 159.3 million americans are in the labor the average american's work day. anchorage is the hardest working city with an average day of 8.2. burlington, vt is the laziest city with a 6.6 average work day. and the ave

mary mcguire tracking all of the developments. the question is, a lot of people are wondering, is this explosion a terrorist attack? >> the new york city mayor is not pointing to terrorism but he did confirm this was indeed an intentional act. this morning we are getting an up close look of stunning surveillance video from the moment that explosion rocked the neighborhood. allowed explosion rocked the chelsea neighborhood leaving multiple people injured. surveillance video from a nearby fitness center gives us a look at the exact 2nd that explosion happened. pedestrians can be seen scrambling in the moments after the blast which witnesses described as extremely powerful . it was scary at first and then it sounded like thunder. it sound really heavy. if you are close, it did -- you felt hearing fireworks, it felt like fireworks. now both local and federal authorities are left searching for who is responsible for that last. the mayor says there is no credible and specific threat to new york city but had this to say about the explosi

a lot of exciting new upgrades here. >> we're glad you packed your flip flops, mary mcguire, live at rayj. thank you so much. >>> while you were sleeping an arrest in the mall shooting in washington state. another shooting in baltimore where police are searching for a handful of suspects. >> 7:10, you're watching news channel 8 we are one nation under god. that black and white, we are one nation indivisible. that republican and democrat, we are all americans. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that? they'd be carried out in a stretcher, folks. somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. priorities usa action is responsible this. is. everything. honey bunches of oats. it's all of this, this, this, and this. it's the mother of all cereals. it's that, and that, and all of that. it's the most cerealriffic cereal. in all of history. yeah, it's that good. honey bunches of oats. . >>> across america, police in baltimore, maryland looking for three suspects in a shooting spree happening there. at least eight people shot. investigators say a father and

news channel 8 reporter mary mcguire joins us live from the where the father just walked out of jail. did he have anything to say? >> reporter: we asked if he had anything to say for himself. he simply responded are you kidding me? he was visibly distraught as he walked out of this jail. he came out once, went back inside, came out again, went back inside again and finally left the jail property after posting $50, 000 bond. we have video of his walk out of the jail that i do want to show you. he came out, went came out again twice before leaving. authorities believe hillsborough county firefighter troy whitaker had dropped his daughter off at addison elementary school. his son was left in the car. authorities believe the boy was left in the car 8:30 to 5:00 in the afternoon. whitaker even made a run to publix before realizing he had forgotten his son. act. you have to be responsible for your kids. you cannot leave them in the car for eight hours and let their body temperature get to 108 degrees and they die. >> reporter: when he finally discovered his son was in the car he began screa

leather necks answer and mcguire finds him, a and they score, they lose, 34-20. >> it doesn't mean it's a cakewalk. jimmy can play the game of his life. >> and now matthew is back and he hasn't played since last december. big red wasn't the same when he was gone. the heart and soul of the defense returns to help lead the team to the super bowl. sunday night football. so, intensity is high. and so, just want to raise the energy of everyone around me. >> looking for nothing but big plays for him. taking it slow for him to see how he's acclimated. >> for the most part, happy to have him back. >>> larry fitzgerald has the skill and will to catch 100 passes. he enters year 13 and chases the supew >> my first home game was against the patriots. and they couldn't give the seat away. and now the tickets, they're $250. so, lot has changed and it's great to be a part of that. >> not a good beginning to the home, d-backs against the giants. johnson leaves the game with a i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i

sean mcguire is accused of verbal misconduct towards his players. the administrators would not give any specifics but say that this kind seriously. an attorney for mcguire says that they have not been provided any specifics about the allegations or who made them. but they are confident an investigation will find that the coach did not do anything wrong. the tough questions for the president from members of the military. his response to a recent national anthem protest, and ahead in news to go, new details in a deadly police shooting in san diego, the item the officers say that they thought was a weapon. skyrocketing in the u.s., the shocking comparison to college you can tweet me, post on my facebook page or email, askolessa@hearst.com. i will get answers for you, and share them right here on the eyeopener. the roads thismorning are busy. this is 128 southbound and peabody right near route 1, and you can see that crash is on the shoulder but up ahead there is another accident blocking the left lane so it will be a slow go, and commuter rail the rain

mary mcguire, news channel 8. >> and the national traffic safety administration has a tool for you to find a car seat inspection station in the area. we put a link to that on our website at wfla.com. >>> a consumer watch this morning, yahoo is expected to it exposed 200 million user accounts. this summer yahoo said they were investigating an incident in which hackers claims to have accessed user name, passwords and personal information and selling them online. it could implicate the nearly $5 billion sell of the core business to the verizon. >>> there's a snag in cvs's plan for curb-side pick-up. it online and pick them up curb side in an hour. so many people tried to use the app during a soft launch that the orders became backloggedmented sounds convenient until everybody is doing it at the same time. >> we had a grocery store where you could drive through and pick up your groceries. very nice. >>> we will be back with more bright house networks keeps you connected with standard tv and lightning 50 internet! enjoy your favorite broadcast networks, along withespn, amc, and more! plus,

news channel 8's mary mcguire sat down with the defense attorney behind the sign who explains why he put it up in the first place. >> reporter: following officer involved shootings in charlotte and omaha, one tampa defense sign outside his law firm. and since then, many -- law firm. since then, many people have spoken out about it online. they are greeted by a sign that changes frequently. >> a lot of people are not in the best of moods because they are backed up here. >> reporter: over the year, the attorney has displayed various messages on it. but recent officer involved shootings prompted him to make a big change. killing unarmed black men now then we have a bigger problem. >> reporter: now the sign reads, stop killing unarmed black men now. the message brought support but also comments like these, must be an office full of cop haters wrote one user on the facebook page. and another user write, when you publicly post a message of shown yourself you no longer respect the process. he tells us that he served in the military for four years and does respect law enforcement. he doesn't

reporting in tampa, mary mcguire, news channel 8. >> and during the trial run, it would only operate one sea vessel from november 2nd to the will offer free public run so the community can test the water, if you will. >>> and now in investigator vote, florida attorney general pam bondi is defending the donation she received from republican presidential candidate donald trump. three years ago, trump gave $25,000 to bondy's re-election campaign. it came at the same time that her office decide not pursue legal action against trump university. she insisted the doe the nation was not a payment for her to look the other way on troubled school. >> you know what i wish i had done is come out in front of all of you early on and say, i guess i just knew there was nothing improper. i am a career prosecutor. i am proud. i will never let any money of anyone affect what i do. >> at the time of the donation, the new york attorney general's office filed a lawsuit against trump university accusing the school of fraud in its real estate seminars. >>> and as for hillary rodham florida today. she is in

mary mcguire is ferry would launch. mary, do we have the idea of the exact details we will hear from officials today? >> reporter: gene, the project has been in the works for a while now. and today we are expected to learn specific details about this proposed high-speed ferry including just what that ferry would look like, how many people could fit on and it the schedule of services, how many times in a day it would travel back and forth between downtown tampa and downtown st. pete. hurdles when it was approved by city leaders in both tampa and st. pete. it would drop people off near the tampa convention center and travel between that point and st. pete, slashing a lot of time off of people's commutes, especially during rush hour. >> we go back and forth it between it. we have to beat that traffic all the time. >> reporter: now tickets for the ferry are tentatively priced at 5 to $10 per trip. and this big announcement is set to take place this morning. and people are very excited about this. this could really slash a l

college students say they want to hear about the issues before they make up their minds. ( megan mcguire/hofstra student) i'm kinda just waiting to see. that's why this debate is so important, so many people, their decisions up in the air. (question: jy off-cam: are you leaning one way or the another? ( michael fuller) waiting to hear and see what both candidates really have to say both candidates will have plenty to say as the 90 minute debate focuses on security and economic growth. jamie yuccas, cbs news, hempstead, new york. ((brian loftus)) >>> the third presidential debate will be here at u-n-l-v on october 19-th. parking restrictions could start as soon as 5 days before the event... and shuttles will run to off-campus parking facilities. network television producers have been scouting campus for places to set up temporary television sets... leading up to the debate../// ((brian loftus)) >>> nevada will decide in november whether or not to legalize recreational marijuana in nevada. if the ballot initiative passes... it would allow adults to legally posses up to one ounce of marijua

mary mcguire joins us live from the police head quarters. mary, the suspect just got out of jail for stealing a car? reporter: that's right, the police tell us that % >> the back of the car is perched over the police car and so he was trying to do damage to the police officers and the car so that's why they did open fire. reporter: those two police officers are now on paid administrative leave. cook was transported to the local hospital with non life threatening injuries. he is not being cooperative with the investigation. >> mary mcguire, thank you very much. >>> to help assess >>> our buddies, dylan and nicole back with us. one of the proud american symbols of 9/11 returned back home. the flag raised by three firefighters disappeared after this photograph was taken by thomas franklin but police began an investigation about two years ago when a man dropped off a flag in a fire station in washington, 3,000 miles from manhattan. when he heard on tv the flag was missing, he asked the firefighters to return it to new york city. after a forensic

it was on west candy boulevard, mcguire. i understand this is not the first time they have been hit? >> reporter: we are dealing with brazen criminals here. it was hit by skimmers back in april, and they are back at it again. we have accident collusive video i want to show you of tampa police taking the skimmer out of pump number one. kevin brown is a suspected skimmer victim. he lives in tampa, and when the bank called d charges he made in miami, he knew he had been scammed. >> it made me wonder how they got my number and used it in miami. i would be cautious. not fearful but cautious. >> reporter: it's recommended to go inside and pay there to avoid being scammed by a skimmer. >> reporter: they are surveillance cameras, but it's closed 11:00 p.m. inside to monitor what is going on outside, and that gives criminals plenty of time to do their dirty work and install the skimmers. >> the crazy thing, they really don't need a lot of time to slip the skimmers in there. thank you, mary. >>> 8 is on your side with advise on how to

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mariann muzzi is with aarp and pete mcguire i is with the tax d program. people are going to be so interested in this. the fact you can get your taxes what to do and make sure you're doing it right is so important. explain a little bit pete about what the aarp foundation tax aid program is? >> the tax aid program >>> this is an nbc news special report. here's matt lauer and savannah guthrie. >> it's 10:30 here on the east coast, 7:30 out west. this is an nbc news special report. there's a chaotic scene unfolding right now in hoboken, new jersey. a new jersey transit train crashing into the terminal there. at least three people confirmed dead, more than 100 others injured. we're told that a number of them are critically injured. >> this of course happened at the height of rush hour earlier this morning. we're already seeing images of terrible destruction. witnesses are speaking out this morning and sharing stories of chaos and panic. it was a little crowded. there wasn't enough space for everyone to get into the first car, so fortunately i was stuck in the

news channel 8's mary mcguire got a firsthand look at the devastation. >> reporter: hurricane hermine ripped through pasco county and left a gigantic bill. >> this is the most costly storm we've had in pasco county. >> reporter: 23 residences were them was jeffrey's who lived with his son and two grandchildren in this trailer. >> she saw the tree and said it looked like slow motion as it fell down. >> reporter: it was declared a total loss after a tree fell on it in the middle of those storms and he has now moved across the street to live with his girlfriend. >> now you look at and you're going, why me? >> reporter: officials with with fema traveled across the county to assess the damage in or not a federal disaster declaration will be made. with that declaration comes financial assistance that is needed but it won't be the answer to all of the problems hermine caused. >> the average payout from fema is only $6000 per household. it is not a lot of money. it is not an insurance gap. it won't pay to fix somebody's home. us working towards this declaration means if we do get a federal di

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(sot megan mcguire/hofstra student) i'm kinda just waiting to see. that's why this debate is so important, so many people, their decisions up in the air. (question: jy off-cam: are you leaning one way or the another? (sot michael fuller) fuller)um, no i'm just still really waiting to hear and see what both candidates really have to say (track 4)both candidates will have plenty to say as the 90 minute debate focuses on security and economic growth. jamie yuccas, cbs news, hempstead, new york. once the debate is over, wisconsin will be a major focus for both campaigns....take a look at all the appearances scheduled presidential candidate "mike pence" will be in waukesha tomorrow at 'weldall manufacturing.donald trump will hold a rally at the ?waukesha county expo center? on wednesday.the wife of democratic vice-presidential nominee tim kaine is coming to wisconsin on thursday.and chelsea clinton will be in wisconsin on friday....details on both visits still to come. the latest marquette poll shows a 2-percent margin between clinton and trump among like

mary mcguire is now live in downtown tampa. so mary, this comes after between the two parties. >> reporter: well, this announcement is a bit of a surprise, especially after all of the fighting that has happened between the two groups but uber has reportedly reached a temporary agreement with ptc chairman victor crist. now the rest of the ptc does need to vote on the agreement. it reportedly spells out background checks for drivers and other rules. this month, the commission voted to require fingerprint opposed. >> they say it's a safety thing but really can we keep someone safe just by fingerprinting someone? that does not determine the mental state of a person. >> reporter: the agreement would reportedly allow uber to operate in hillsborough county until a state law can be formed. and we are expected to learn a lot more about this announcement. they are going to host a news conference here at the county center at 10:00 a.m. this morning but the it's an issue that a lot of people have watched. even my mom knows how to ll up an

mary mcguire has details on the charges that this 19-year-old suspect is now facing. >> reporter: tampa police had been searching for this suspected shooter since june, and on friday, they finally made an arrest. apersons in front of a judge, charged with second-degree murderer and fell were in possession of a firearm. police tell us war were was having an ongoing feud with another man, and it was shooting at him while riding his bike about on columbus drive. about 90 feet away, maria was in the back soothe of hire car with her never you and niece, when she was struck by that fatal stray bullet. her brother recalled the sound of police claim a lot of people saw the shooting, but no one came forward until now. >> this no snitching culture, on a senseless tragedy like that should not come into play. >> reporter: at warren's first appearance, the state attorney's of fix requested three days to file a motion for pretrial detention, which was granted. a reward had been offered up for anyone with information that could lead to be an arrest misdemeanor warrants in pin elhas county have the opp

. >> you, sir, all right one last e-mail jill mcguire from riverview says watch your show one of the funnest things we have seen. i peed my pants. jill, my goodness, no. i need to talk to craig patrick about like a good neighbor craig patrick is here. [ laughter ] >> i'm here to grant you your wish, i love how that works. >> i'm here. >> we have a problem. we have a problem. >> by the way what about this wish. >> not that one. not before the break. that will not happen. >> jill loves the show but look, look what she says, that's a >> i didn't mean for that to happen. >> that is not funny. >> it is not funny. if this happened, send us an e-mail. let us know, don't send it. we don't want to hear about it. >> but that's -- that's terrible. there is nothing funning about ruining a pair of pants. >> let's hope it's not ruined. >> should you pay the dry cleaning bill? >> well, no. >> you're right we should not. >> you don't know. >> i apologize we did not mean for to you ruin good clothes if it was craig i apologize. >> if it was one of the commercials that's fine. i just, you know, candid

mary mcguire is live in months and months of constant fighting between the two parties. >> reporter: this did come as a bit of a shock, gayle. uber has reportedly reached a temporary agreement with ptc chairman victor crist. this agreement outlines rules and regulations for drivers and other rules like background checks. this month, the commission voted to require fingerprint background which cans for all driver, something she opposed. >> th thing but really, can we keep someone safe really just by fingerprinting someone? that does not determine the mental state of a person. >> reporter: now this agreement would reportedly allow uber to operate in hillsborough county until a state law can be formed. we are expecting to learn a lot more information at a press conference that will be held right here at 10:00 a.m. representatives from uber and the ptc are both expected to 11:00 a.m. news newscast for the latest. >>> socker is one of the most beloved sports around the world. >> sure is. but the beautiful game may be taking a hidden toll on even the youngest players. coming up, the study

the head coach here, sean mcguire, is on administrative leave. right now player is facing verbal misconduct. >> sarah: right now a ruling in maine facing several charges after police say he was driving nearly 150mph on the highway. i didn't even know that was possible actually. >> sarah: i didn't either. i'm okay with 10:00 and 2:00 going 60. >> chris: 150 as in 5-0? holy cow. 56 in boston right now. 57 in plymouth. we do have the wind off the water. that's moving quickly throughout the day today coming in out of the northeast. not going to warm up all that much. however, there may bee some breaks of sun north and west of boston. a couple patches of drizzle around this morning. not a whole lot of rain to talk about yesterday, not a whole will the of rain to talk about today. it was damp with the drizzle. we want to point this out. there was a slice of drier air into the gulf of maine that wants to try to back on in. if you take that into account, i think north and west of 95 we have a shot of getting some breaks of sun in here throughout the day.

our mary mcguire is in downtown tampa. and these two groups duking it out for months now. >> reporter: that is correct. about two weeks ago, the ptc voted to require fingerprint background checks for all uber drivers in the county. uber threatened to pull out of hillsborough county if the rule was enforced but this morning, the two parties appear to have reached an agreement. uber and the ptc have reportedly reached the temporary agreement with the transportation commission chairman victor crist. this agreement reportedly spells out background checks the full ptc must still approve the agreement. this month, the commission voted to require fingerprint background checks for all drivers. she didn't like the rule but she told us that she would follow it if she had to. >> ultimately, it doesn't prove that anyone is more safer because there are many people that have committed many crimes for the first time as first- time offenders. >> reporter: now this agreement would reportedly allow uber to operate in hillsborough formed. an

mountain vista's pedro mcguire threw a perfect game in her team's 10-0 shutout of heritage. we'll go goal line to goal line for no. 3, lakewood's brock miller back for the kickoff return. once he makes it to the outside, he's gone, 100 yards the other way. miller would lead the tigers to the spartans bring trickery for no. 2. daunte wiggins takes the pitch and tosses it deep to justin who is alone for the easy score. the no. 1 play goes to a one-handed catch. dillon holt somehow makes the incredible one-handed grab in the end zone. in fact, it was so easy he had another one just like it. we've ranked them. now it's your turn. go your favorite play. >>> hey, you like the orange crush days of the broncos, you'll like their uniforms one month from today. broncos unveiled their alternative color rush uniform they'll way october 13 against -- wear october 13th against san diego. it has a variation between all the jerseys they wore between 1968 and '96. san diego will go with an all blue look. proceeds of the jersey sales wellness programs across the country, orange shoes, socks,

second half here, buccaneer fans, looks like mcguire is back and forth. perfect last week right down the middle. this 50-yarder in the night. redskins win it 20-13. now we wait for the bucs to cut that roster down to 53. >>> let's head over to fenway. rays/red sox wrapping up the three-dame series. rays had a three-run lead until ramirez jacked this one out of fenway with the grand slam, 5-4 bosox. winning run as the rays lose 2 of 3 in the series. the final, 8-6. that's your morning sports update. enjoy your day. >>> eight minutes until 5:00 right now. coming up, check your pantry. we've got a snack food recall to tell about you this week. the product being recalled and why still ahead. >>> tropical storm hermine bringing a lot of rain for us. too much for some, but there are farmers who desperately z23msz zy6z . >>> a brand new advisory. i'm walking over to the wall to keep you updated here. not a hurricane, right? still a tropical storm. we just talked about that it's still disorganized on the western side of it here. the winds are still checking in at

news channel 8's mary mcguire is live in st. petersburg. mary, where did all this money go? >> reporter: gayle, this all management company that is in charge of the little league team. they are having their own financial troubles. families here say they forked over almost $35,000 in fees to the texas-based sports management company. and now the owner says a credit card snafu is keeping him from releasing the money back to the league so that they can pay bills. parents here are angry. >> you know, almost 300 kids playing baseball here in the and we owe thousands of dollars to local, you know, printers and shirt people and landscape people. and you know, we owe a lot of money. >> reporter: now 8 on your side contacted the owner of the company who told us his credit card processor froze his account so he is at the mercy of the merchant bank releasing the funds. in the meantime, parents have established a gofundme account to try and help the players, keep them on the field for the rest of the season. petersburg police say they don't believe that anything fraudulent is happening