live from tampa, michael paluska abc action news.>>> to our other top stories, eat up in

abc action news reporter michael paluska live in st. pete with the excuse the company has for holding that money. michael. >> reporter: st. pete police did a thorough investigation and this is now in the hands of another jurisdiction in texas. meanwhile northeast little league is spending money to catch up and get back money that they don't have. >> we will be out of money in november. >> reporter: northeast little league president david vann starting to get desperate. >> we've got nun. not a single dollar. >> reporter: jevon is the company that processes the 1,000 for uniforms. >> it is a lot of money, and it is frustrating. >> reporter: this parent's seven-year-old's game was canceled. >> i have to say, if there is no more baseball he is going to be devastated. >> reporter: in utah a litt league accused jevon of not paying their fees. the company said once the fraud case is resolved they would pay the league the $35,000. for now the st. pete league doesn't think they are going to get any money back. >> we're going to have to have pare

live from tampa, michael paluska abc action news.>>> to our other top stories, eat up in terrifying home invasion. >> clifton french live outside the town & country community where this happened a look at how common these crimes are in that part of town. >> reporter: there have been dozens of burglaries and robberies in and around this park behind this school bus but the latest crime rises to a new level. >>> these men accused of robbing and 83- year-old woman according to deputies it was this 18-year- old man who took the robbery to a violent extreme, the report says ricardo marquez torres broke into the home and punched the elderly woman several times and drug her around by her hair for stealing a safe with thousands of dollars worth of jewelry inside. 30-year-old thomas mendez was the driver waiting in his car for him to return with the alexander morella's lives across the street from the mobile home park. >> this place isn't the greatest. there are crimes here other instances. robberies. >> it turns out he is right, in the past year there have been 26 burglaries and six robberies wit

michael paluska abc action weather. >>> the weather looks to be very nice for all of the ghouls and goblins as titan doppler radar is rain free and that is a big thing we have lived here long enough, there can be showers popping up this time of year to make trick-or-treating pretty nasty, no doubt it is warm in the mid to low 80s, the dew points in the 50s to and then you throw in the fact that the winds have been rather strong gusting up to 15 in some cases 20 miles per hour, while it might be a little warmer than most folks are looking for we have a nice forecast through this evening with mostly clear skies, temperatures over the next few hours in the upper 70s to the low 80s. we will talk about the hour by hour forecast and a look at your next cool front on the into the newsroom, authorities minutes ago released the actual 911 calls made by pulse nightclub shooter omar machin the first time we are getting to hear his cold and chilling voice on the night of the massacre. erik waxler going over the recordings as we speak, he will walk us through all of them tonight at 6:00. >>> deputies sa

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

michael paluska, abc action news. >>> now to our other breaking news. a plane carrying vice tonight. the plane began fishtailing as it touched down at new york's laguardia airport in bad weather. first responders reached the aircraft and fortunately nobody was hurt. >>> authorities are looking for a man who tried to lure a child to go with him. marisela burgos live in pasco county with the way he tried to win over that child. marisela. >> reporter: deputies say somewhere around here that suspicious man approached that child and said you can have candy if an 11-year-old boy walking to his bus stop had something strange happen at 7:45 this morning. deputies sea he was near the 6400 block of mangrove drive in wesley clap pell when a man tried to bribe him with candy. >> that's a little extreme. >> reporter: deputies say the suspicious man was trying to get the student to follow him into the woods. listen and ran toward the bus stop while the suspicious man took off a different direction. >> everybody keeps a close eye on one another. so i'm kind of surpris

live in bartow, michael paluska, abc action news. >>> the florida highway patrol releasing this dash cam video of an eagle rescue on the florida turnpike. troopers say the bird flew too close to traffic and nature windshield of a passing jeep. the eagle, resting in the patrol car until animal rescue arrived, that bird now recovering at an animal rescue. temporarily shut its doors. the not so fresh reason why coming up in my dirty dining report. juve heard the saying. it's in the mail. that didn't have the same meaning for some, the feds now investigating who dumped hundreds of pieces of mail out in the woods. >>> plus, police right now looking for a man who tried grabbing a florida boy on his way to school. what that fast thinking little guy did to get away. >> download the new abc action news app for your mobile phone and tabl. >>> imagine your important e- mail tossed out in the woods. right now postal inspectors near atlanta are picking up a huge pile of discarded envelopes. they are also checking to see which mail carrier was supposed to deliver them. people in that neighborhood

abc action news reporter michael paluska made a promise to floridians if he is president. in the first 100 days in office and what it would do for floridians. an ampitheatre was the fitting place for donald trump to hold a rally. in front of thousands of people he was their rock star. his plan clear and concise. >> we will remove all criminal illegal immigrants from our country. >> the crowd was fired up. >> . >> we are going immigration from regions comprised by islamic terrorism including the suspension of the syrian refugee program. >> for the first time at a rally in the bay area, trump laid out what he plans to do in his first 10 -- 100 days in office. >> he will repeal and replace obama care. term limits on all members of congress. nonessential federal employees. we need a strong military. >> reporter: but it wasn't all policy. trump as expected went after hillary clinton in her deleted e-mails. >> we have to investigate the investigation, folks. our system is riding. >> reporter: he talked about his infrastructure plan would help our state. >> new navy and coast gua

abc action news reporter michael paluska explains how the prisoners catch ross. >> those four guys, in fact the police department wouldn't have even known something was wrong. until 5:00 this afternoon. if those inmates had not taken action they did. >> reporter: the bartow police chief says after noon prisoner david ross on work detail near the park got the jump on corrections officer jeffrey rexroad using a shank. ross locked the other prisoners in this building and took rexroad hostage driving a stolen city truck they headed for 30 minutes no law enforcement agency knew what happened until the other inmates escaped. >> they were able to break the rope that was tying the door and get out as they came out there was a young lady that was sitting there in her car a couple of hundred feet away having lunch. >> reporter: they told her to call 911, then deputies and police swarmed the area from polk county to pinellas. police didn't warn the public because investigators were tracking the cell phone and didn't want the two-hour escape ended near a grocery store in pinellas county with no in