mother nature is welcoming the end of summer - with some powerful high surf in northeast florida - as a massive storm churns in the gulf of mexico. the tropical system is forecast to turn toward the sunshine state later this week... bringing heavy rain - and severe storms to the area. people in central florida are being urged to have a week's worth of essentials on hand - ahead of the storm's arrival. "..we want to have tools in there, extra batteries, a radio so that you can listen to the news from local emergency management, non- perishable foods, water. about a gallon of water per person per day." people further north are keeping a close watch on yet another storm threatening north carolina. the system expected to bring rough surf - and heavy rain to the region... that's not all. hurricane madeline is expected to pass by hawaii's big island wednesday. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty we'll see another day wednesday that will be a contender for the hottest day left of 2016. we expect 105 with afternoon, southwest gusts to 20 mph on wednesday. gusts friday wi

high surf in northeast florida as a massive storm churns in the gulf of mexico. the tropical system is forecast to turn toward the sunshine state later this week... bringing heavy rain and severe storms to the area. maxwell says: "..high tide. a bunch of seaweed and a lot of mud it gets mixed in. you can see it getting washed out." brown says: "..the tide and the current folks in tampa already stocking up on free sandbags to keep any flooding at bay. and residents in central florida are being urged to have a week's worth of essentials on hand ahead of the storm's arrival. harris says: "..we want to have tools in there, extra batteries, a radio so that you can listen to the news from local emergency management, non- perishable foods, water. about a gallon of water per person per day." people further north are keeping a close watch on yet another storm threatening north carolina. the system expected to bring rough areas could see several inches of rain. walker says: "..we're going to keep an eye on it and we're going to monitor the waves coming in. it's going to be

this is nassau county in northeast florida right here. you can see part of a truck get other things like trash cans and ladders went flying and as a result, there's 8 containers hurt. >>> tornado knocked down buildings in new orleans. tons of thousands of homes and businesses lost power. lauren bail reports. >>reporter: it's a site many folks in new orleans have never seen. >> it's unbelievable and an am confirmed an ef-0 tornado touched down in new orleans. >> i was standing across the street and the winds kicked up to 60, 70 miles-an-hour. i saw rotating tree debris and yelled tornado. >> the wind was so strong, the wind was picking us up. >> this was a situation that we reached mid-90. 97 degrees. when that happened we didn't that 90-degree heat. the heat rises up and the cold air at the top, it collapses so that cold air collapses down. >> the power from today's storms toppled four abandoned buildings. neighbors say those buildings have been unstable since hurricane katrina. >> i saw a lot of debris, i said what is something is gettin

there is incredible new video of an ef1 tornado reaking havoc at a trucking company facility in northeast florida. take a look at this, this all happened in nassau county north of jacksonville yesterday afternoon, you can see, the winds picking up at semi before it fell over on it side, just incredible, employees say it sounded like a train coming through the yards. >> you are looking right there, look at that, feel that it, the solace. >> and it just ripped it right off. >> looks like a can opener just went right around it. >> now, a camera inside a nearby building also captured the storm's strength, as it ripped the doors open, and through several things across the floor, thankfully, no one was hurt. incredible video right there. >> it is now 4:43, lauren here with another check on your forecast, lauren, you have been holding it down for katie. glad to have you here. what's going on outside? >> thanks, holding it down early on a friday morning. but conditions are really nice, not put me to too much work. nice quiet day yesterday, again today, quiet conditions, little more mild than our cool tem

florida big bend area. here is the front. so, on friday, the storm moves to the northeast. it stays over water it is possible it could intensify, maybe become a minimal hurricane. now, the latest american ensemble model has it staying inland. if that is the days is more elongated and interacting with the front and could dump rain across eastern north carolina. be more of peaking the coast and battering the winds, the rain, beach erosion and rip currents and such. saturday, icy movingout. may encountea blocking ridge. some models say it can curve tpwaobg new england over the course of the holiday weekend. that is something to watch, too. a lot of if's and buts about it. now, if you have interest on the coast keep it here and we will let you know the latest. upper 60s, lower 70s. fitness forecast in the morning. 74. expecting quite a bit of cloud cover. thick upper level clouds. it may have an impact on the temperature keeping us in the middle to upper 80s to lower 90s in fayetteville. there is the forecast. storms on thursday with the next front. big question marks on friday

. >> all right ken, >>> 8:32 right now three northeast florida deputies are no longer on the force following domestic violence charges. two of saint johns deputies resigned, a third fired. official say deputy timothy robinson was arrested for battery. robinson resigned yesterday two weeks before at that deputy kevin resigned after he was charged with a battering and assaulting his wife. few weeks earlier dpaift david was arrested for domestic he was fired after internal investigation. >> they have pleaded not guilty all three cases will be reviewed by the florida department of law enforcement. >>> you want two tickets to para diedz? who doesn't. well today is your day to get them. logging on can save awe lot of money right now. fox 13 walter allen is live at tampa international with look at what you need to know on this cheap flight day. there really is day for everything. this one we'll take, two things, laura, one, thanks for getting that song stuck in my head i will have ed money while i'm out here tampa international. we're finding out not a day but kind of a season. some experts are say

. >> reporter: high surf and northeast florida as a massive storm will churn in the gulf of mexico. the tropical system is forecasted to turn towards their sunshine state later this week, bringing heavy rain and severe storms to the area. >> and it will get mixed in. the tide has been crazy lately. >> folks are stocking up on free sandbags, keeping any flooding at bay. and ahead of the storm's arrival. >> we will have tools, extra batteries and radios to listen to the news. nonperishable foods. about a gallon of water per person per day. >> people further north are keeping a close eye on yet the other storm threatening north carolina. the system is expected to bring rough surf to the region. coastal areas could see several inches of rain. >> we're going to keep them on and we're going to monitor waves come -- to monitor the waves coming in. >> wet weather is also threatening a specific state. hurricane madeline is expected to pass by hawaii's big island on wednesday. the white house is monitoring the storm. as of right now they do not expect it to impact president obama's upcoming t

couple fwc interns reeled in this in northeast florida. it's called an alligator gar. as you can see, it's a fish. but it's got that big alligator-like head filled with two rows sharp teeth they can breathe both in water and air. the yellow river. two ffwc interns were studying al gart gar there they were hoping to catch big one. new research for day they caught this 100 pounder. alligator gars protected only scientist are allowed to catch them. they are nasty, scary looking creatures. >> looks prehistoric. doesn't it? it does. we've talking about this i want to ask you question. tropical storm, does i mean not even worried about how slowly it moving does it pick up speed? i think it will start toic. forward speed tonight. later tonight then start to make that northeasterly turn. >> the forecast hasn't changed much. just you get concerned when you start to see the clouds really starting to build. i think it's a tropical storm already. n hurricane center will wait i think until they get plane in there later to say that. but we are beginning see storm strengthen which by

. >> reporter: high surf in northeast florida as massive storm churns in the gulf of mexico.cal system is forecast to turn towards the sunshine state later this week. bringing heavy rain and severe storms to the area. >> a lot of mud, like, it gets mixed in you can see it getting washed out. the tide and the current has been really crazy lately. >> reporter: folks in tampa stocking up on free sand bags to keep any flooding at bay and residents in central florida are being urged to have a week's worth of searches on hand ahead of the storm's arrival. >> we want to have tools in there. ask a batteries, radio, so that you can listen to the news from local emergency management. non perishable. about a gallon of water per person per day. >> reporter: people further north are keeping a close watch on yet another storm threatening north carolina. the system expected to bring rough surf to the region. and coastal areas could see several inches of rain. >> we're going to keep an eye on it monitor the waves coming in. it will be probably our biggest threat. >> reporter: rough weather t

turned northeast, and will hit the western coast early thursday, then it's expected to track northeast across florida. there's also a tropical storm warning on part of the north carolina coast because of another system that's expected to brush against the outer bank expected to turn towards the northeast by wednesday. >> o'donnell: all right, omar there in clearwater, thank you. and tonight a hurricane warning is posted for hawaii's big island. madeline, a category-three storm, is expected to pass just south of the island early thursday morning. and today, a bizarre scene in los angeles as police surrounded the home oframmy award-winning singer chris brown after a woman called 911 from outside the house. brown has a history of violence. brown let the police in, he vented online. >> when you get the warrant, whatever you need to do, you can walk right up in here and you're going to seeng, you idiots. >> reporter: chris brown taunted police on social media from inside his home this morning while they surrounded outside. >> have you seen my house? i'm going to barricade myself in the palace. i'm not com

the one down south, this has been moving away from key west, florida, and it looks to make a quick turn to the north and jog back to the northeastver central florida or north florida, tampa north to jacksonville. and southern georgia and south carolina. and this tropical storm goes past us to the south, and probably doesn't produce rain or cloud cover but it could keep the surf choppy over the early part of the weekend. a moderate risk of rip currents and wave heights 3 to 5 and the breaking waves could cause injury to the neck and back, swim near the lifeguards and listen to the whistles. a high of 89 degrees today and hot and humid tomorrow and high of 91 and a thunderstorm at night. showers around on thursday morning and we hope that it clears and drys out with a high of 82 and comfy saturday, sunday and labor day, warmer but not looking bad. >> we are waiting for comfy david. can't wait. >>> the stage is set and the mirror ball is in position and the sequins are sparkling and the dancing shoes are shined and revealed for season 23 of dancing with the stars. we got a chance to find out the names. the ballroom bound hopefuls w

since wilma hit florida back in october of 2005 and none of those 66 have made land fall in florida. northeast winds across our state. we fly to the southeast, watching just a general area of low pressure, moving over some fairly dry air. this has been a struggle today to get going does not look like it's going to be much. here's the dry air in red. the models do indicate the environment improving for tropical development in a day or two if the storm will kind of get to the northwest -- hopefully it's broken up by the mountains of puerto rico. we'll see about that. there's invest 99 l. it's called an invest because it's being investigated. potentially getting into the gulf of mexico. it's all about the blocking eye over the carolinas. that high should stay strong so anything that slides north of cuba will likely bend to the west and northwest that's why there's significant concern to florida. we'll update the forecast tomorrow. tonight, becoming clear and we're down to 78. sunshine tomorrow morning, afternoon storms. at least 92 for a same thing on thursday. the 7-day forecast hinges on what h

. >>> and it is a warm august sunday night on florida's northeast coast in jacksonville. and right along the st. john's river on the edge of downtown is everbank field, home of the jaguars, a young team on the rise, led by their third-year quarterback blake bortles.

northeast tonight. that brings it in to florida, as a very strong tropical storm, 70-mile-per-hour winds. then, through the carolinas, and then offshore here, potentially in new england. but here's where the questions abound and when you're looking at a track of a tropical system, you get a center line, which is a reference point, but all of the areas within this boundary are where the potentially go. there's a lot of questions of how much rain and wind we could feel for labor day. we'll discuss it more in a few minutes. >> mark: also tonight a family's trip to move in a northeastern student taking a tragic turn. we've learned one of the student's parents was killed when a car hit a hotel shuttle after it left logan airport. two of the passengers were thrown from the shuttle, and kill l. >> vanessa: they were both from texas. tonight, fox 25 has team coverage. our kerry kavanaugh looking in to the shuttle company's safety record. we begin with robert goulston, who has more on what went robert. >> the reporter: vanessa, we are learning more about what happened right after impact. both vict

it will go west and then make a big west turn to the north and then the northeast coming towards florida here well north of tampa. this is not the most populated area of florida, which is great. but still perry, some of those areas potentially 50 to 55 miles an hour sustained winds with this. so this could be a problem as we're talking thursday now that it could be there. we'll watch this a lot of the times and these tracks, of course, they could change. it's a forecast for them several days out. but still another hot one around here as we would have highs in the mid-80s. cumberland 93. that looks to be the hot spot on the board. this evening, you know, it is pretty comfortable out there in the mid to upper 80s. gaithersburg down to 82 with a beautiful evening on the michael and son weather camera at 87. humid city 48% and the east winds are at 8 miles an hour. so we're watching all the activity. but still more rain. you know there will be another little tropical low, but that will come in on shore that they will not develop. in the short terms here, these storms will be well to the nort

. >>> and it is a warm august sunday night on florida's northeast coast in jacksonville. and right along the st. john's river on the edge of downtown is everbank field, home of the jaguars, a young team on the rise, led by their third-year

. >>> and it is a warm august sunday night on florida's northeast coast in jacksonville. and right along the st. john's river on the edge of downtown is everbank field, home of the jaguars, a young team on the rise, led by their third-year

northeast. exiting florida. north of jacksonville.coast towards savannah, coastal south carolina and it could be hitting here again by this coming weekend. one of the major concerns they have and it's true all up and down the east coast. if you look behind me you can see how narrow the beach is here. because of that erosion they attempt to replenish it. if a big one hits here whether it's this new depression or something in the future there is a real threat to the properties here because they are just eroded away. maria, back to you. will get back to you as a news develops there. what when a seamless chain has been winning across the country. jersey mike's is located at 42 states across the country. the fastest-growing chain in america over the last three years. thank you so much for joining us. the fastest-growing chain in america. how did that happen. we are a product of our franchisees. we had 400,000 franchisees around the country that built about 1150 stores and they are supported by 40 area directors that support them in their b

but two are in a race to gain that status before making a turn off to the northeast and crossing the florida peninsula as a 50 miles per hour. the main threat is going to be flooding rains and we al have tropical depression number 8 newly formed as of today. it will likely be a tropical storm. before making a turn to the northeast, it could clipped outer banks of north carolina before shooting out to sea. we're not expecting direct impacts in the delaware valley at this point from either system but the indirect impact will be the moderate risk of rip current. we also have gas ton out to sea that will enhance the rip currents. if you are going to be down the shore over the in contact several days. beautiful conditions at the shore tomorrow weather-wise, mostly sunny skies, maybe a few patchy clouds in the poconos but otherwise pretty noise with a high of 80. and temperatures going to be pretty warm all across the region again tomorrow climbing back up into the upper 80's in berk county, top, at 89 in allentown, and as we hid into the next next couple days, high temperatures sitting around 90,

florida are filling up on essentials this weekend. that's next here on the valley's news leader./// ((you're watching 8 >>> tropical storm gaston is moving northeast across the atlantic... and folks in florida are preparing for the worst. families are stocking up on food... water... batteries. early this morning... winds hit speeds of 65 miles per its a tropical storm now.. but the closer it get to florida, the potential is to reach hurricane strength. meanwhile in the pacific... tropical storm lester is moving away from land as it gets stronger over the next few days./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> we saw some rain earlier this week here... sherry joins us with what's on tap for the weekend. /// ((sherry swensk)) skies are mostly sunny as we head through our friday.... but clouds are on the horizon and will soon be building... as we'll be on the kick off our last weekend of august. ............ a lot of yesterday's haze from california wildfires thinned out yesterday with the gusty winds. ............... temperatures will take a break for a few days... before the heat returns for the start of school desert today and tonight to bring that chance of stor

. >>> and it is a warm august sunday night on florida's northeast coast in jacksonville. and right along the st. john's river on the edge of downtown is everbank field, home of the jaguars, a young team on the rise, led by their third-year

the other storm by havana, cuba, looks like it will take a turn across the northeast and cut across the florida panhandle by thursday morning into thursday morning and thursday afternoon. there's a high level of uncertainty with the track on this one. as you can see some of the tracks are taking it in the direction we're most likely thinking. some of them are taking them toward brownsville, texas and new orleans. 92 hot and humid today. tomorrow we get a break, high of 89, less humid. the humidity wings back up with a thunderstorm at night and high of 91. thursday morning there could be a shower, but after that, things transition to much better weather. we wind up with an afternoon high of 85. should be great for the eagles preseason contest at night. friday, saturday and sunday looking like nice days. >> thank, david. >>> police say two tipsy pilots were arrested for being too drunk to fly. we'll have the details. >> video shows the moments police officers pepper spray an 84-year-old woman during a search. >>> we're seeing a huge backup on the boulevard as penndot pans back. this is the boulev

the next storm will cut off to the northeast, it will cross the florida pan panhandle. if you have travel plans from orlando to tampa and atlanta, georgia you want to keep your eye on that. most of the models have it going that way. a couple of it have it going in different directions. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 92, 89 tomorrow. we get a break in humidity and hot and humid on wednesday, high of 91. a frontal boundary is liable to trigger a pop-up shower or thunderstorm late in the day and in the evening. and then there could be a lingering shower on thursday, after that the humidity drops, temperatures go down, thursday afternoon on through the weekend all look great. by the way those tropical depressions have a chance of becoming a named storm later today or tonight. >> david, thank you. >>> we'll be right back. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by

by wednesday afternoon, and wednesday night this starts to accelerate northeast yes, towards the state of florida but, there's a reason that's happening. this will accelerate towards our state and when that happens, i am fully confident that it will start to steady out or notice this track compared to earlier today, a little bit more to the north. if this were to verify and i'm pretty comfortable with this, gusty wind, 45 to 50 miles per hour, four or 5 inches of rain along the coast not nearly the issue that it would be if this line in the center were closer to tampa. we are by no means out of the woods, but it does look a little bit better now than it did six hours ago. we are taking a closer look at that tornado possibility coming up. >> thank you. meanwhile tonight people living in this mobile home park are living out of options. they live in the middle of a dangerous flood zone. and lauren found out there is not much that can be done to protect their homes. >> reporter: the members of dangerous flooding a few months ago still hard jerome

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of right now it still looks like a good consensus that the storm will head to the northeast in the big band of florida. the hurricane watches are inland as they purchase it -- anticipate the storm to carry went and upward -- upwards of 70 miles per hour. that's not the only game in town. we hop west out into the pacific and we have to hurricanes -- two hurricanes that will be very concerning for hawaii. the big island is under a hurricane warning and as we continue to move west it will brush by the big la going to be rushing by to the north with 85 mile-per-hour winds. variable winds are less than five and as far as your window nation forecast goes will be in the mid-70s. here comes the sun for the labor day holiday weekend we the airshow are going to the big game or if you are out and about there's a lot going on. sunscreen sunscreen sunscreen. >>> coming up. the indians bats finally came alive against the twins. were they able to win their >>> the indians are in other one run winner. the beat the twins 4-5. minnesota has lost 12 games in a row. the starting pitcher did not last long in the game. the

northeast. thursdayni track toward florida and i think that thursday between thursday morning and friday morning will be the worst weather when we have the 80% rain chance. and we could see the possibility of flooding which is why the sandbags are important. and also strong winds especially north of i-4. >>> looking at traffic right now. we've got big issue on the veterans expressway. an accident, right actually before you get to the courtney campbell causeway. it's got you backed up well before hillsborough. and then the typical congestion so this is a situation now. through ybor, 11 minutes. that's slowing westbound i-4 from 301 to 275. and almost a half hour already, that's already southbound on the veterans expressway. it's all due to the crash making it an extra tough drive if youer from ehrlich over to 275. and a look at 275, look at that, bearss avenue to i-4, that's up to 21 minutes now. still devent on the howard frankland bridge but starting to get congested northbound. >> and at least it's dry. >> yes. >> thank you. >>> thank you for joining us on this tuesday. >> we will stay on top

florida. tomorrow, friday, saturday, that's guaranteed. the question is sunday, monday along the northeast. fortunately we have a lot of time to watch it but we've been talking about this for a long time and watch what happens here. >> spaghetti. >> these lines that are consistent turn into spa getty and and there you go. >> apalachicola, and that's a lot of fun to say. >> they have great oysters there at the moment. >> you bet. >>> hillary clinton slamming trump's last-minute trip to mexico. we'll hear what she had to say and we'll look at what the polls tell us about how much american voters care about this immigration stance as we approach the bottom of the hour, and the top of the news on smith reporting. you inherit lots of traits from your family. my ancestor, lady eleanor, made it big in textiles. my great-grandfather bernard wrote existential poetry. and uncle john was an explorer. i inherited their can-do spirit. and their double chin. now, i'm going to do something about it. kybella® is the first of its kind injectable treatment that destroys fat under the chin, leaving an improve

florida? when we northeast ohio. tonight 73 should die down pretty quickly. look how quickly that this dies on the vine, if we have 90 tomorrow the chance of late day thunderstorm. heat dome is in place it will begin collapsing as the jet stream squeezes out lots more moisture this will be saturday sunday. with this imposition looking for showers/storms and potential of heavy rainfall, that may put a nice event and the current drought. not severe drought bu moderate. and 86, 83, saturday and sunday with lingering showers monday morning before w see a dry stretch early next to police officers credited with saving the life of the elderly woman who was trapped i a burning building. >> jack shea joins us with the story. >> took courage and strength according to their supervisor was another day at work for the two police officers. amherst firefighters and police go to the pinecrest apartments on middle ridge road two police officers realize a disabled woman is trapped on th second floor of the burning building,t sergeant mike rosebeck, 16 year veteran , and patrol

there's really heavy from nebraska and iowa all the way through ohio and the northeast and down into florida the gulf coast. it's going to build in and might be a slight cool down on sunday. the weak system brushes to the north. hot inland but not record setting hot. haze in there and a lot of fires in the state and that smoke has settled in without a strong breeze. rain, what is that? looks warm away from the coast and normal by it. rmal by it. >>> the warriors want to win another championship. we'll tell you about their schedule just released. >>> the rematch against lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers. >>> new details about a deadly sky diving accident and what we have learned about the instructor and the company he worked for. >>> the park hasn't given details about the three-year old fell off the ride. this comes days after a ten-year old boy fell off a water slide in kansas. >>> the sky diving instructor killed in the jump in the central valley last weekend along with his student was not certified by the united states parachute association. the instructor and the student died when

florida. that's because of a tropical depression that's moving northeast from the gulf of mexico. ben, back to you. >> new this morning, a surfer in florida survived a shark attack. the 25-year-old man is in the hospital. the shark bit his right foot. he's had surgery and will be all right in a few months. the man says he was surfing as usual in about five feet of water when the shark grabbed his foot. the animal bit down then let him go. >> it kind of felt like kicking a wall really hard is a good way to describe it or a wall kicked i knew what was going on, it was a big gray bull shark biting my foot. >> this isn't the first shark bite in his family, his brother was bit a few years ago. cumiskey says he can't wait to get back out in the water and start surfing again. >> happening now, it started as a brush fire in california and quickly grew to hundreds of acres. this is being called the bogart fire. it's forced evacuations of homes and a senior center. fire crews are working to there's no word yet on what started this fire. >> new this morning, a canadian woman got a nasty wake

over the next few days we're moved north and eventually northeast and come across florida.efully just a tropical storm. right now it's not forecasted to become a hurricane. i'm telling you now there's so much heat down here in gulf of mexico if conditions become that good it will get a lot stronger. that's the one watched. tropical depression number 8 is just offshore north carolina right now and will move on off to the north and northeast and out to the north atlantic. that will cause problems at the beaches and rough surech. rip current. here's gaston who weakened down to category two hurricane. movement on tropical depression 8 you see here over the next couple days zooms northeast. if you go to beaches for this labor day weekend. heavy surf. rip current in place as 77 now in town. westminster 68. lot of 60s north west of us. and tomorrow will take it to hot. today upper 80s close to 90 in town. and 92 or so for high temperature tomorrow. and some humidity in place but as we get towards latter part of week, friday, saturday, nice front comes through and drier, cooler air

florida. and with the constant northeast wind throughout the day, that's why it gets hot, we stay dry toward our coast. and rain chance today about 40% with the high of 9. and 39 tomorrow too. how is traffic on the 8s? >>> well, the bay areas bridges look fantastic. only going to take about six minutes to cross the howard frankland bridge. just nine on the courtney campbell causeway. and that's from pinellas to memorial. sunshine skyway bridge up to speed as well. and over in parish, old tampa road right and now just got word of an accident in lanes by 75. that's pasco county, more on that coming up in the next report and now back to gene and gayle. >> thank you. >>> hot wheels, those superrer fast cars you might have loved as a kid. well, ever wondered what it's like to ride one? >> coming up, the ride or drive (vo) we went to hollywood to ask if america's favorites - burgers, tacos and chili to find out. with just one bite, they knew. >>> check it out. what you're looking at is a gopro camera. it gives us the opportunity to see what it feels like to be inside one of those hot wheels. you can s

to be thursday when the system moves from the central gulf of mexico to the northeast heading around the big bend of florida which would continue to deteriorate our weather conditions and increase our rain chances. about 80% chance on thursday. but basically 100%. i mean, most of us will see rain at some point. and still 50% rain chances for friday and saturday as the system moves through atlantic. how about traffic on the 8s? >>> all right, well, looking good we do have a collision on 19. but state road to the tampa road, 14 minute commute. and u.s. 41 looks good. state road 52 to state road 54, that's a 13 minute commute. and now the accident in palm harbor is, looks like it's off to the shoulder. not seeing delays. if it's still in lanes, you can get by just fine. let's head over here. wrap up linebaugh avenue at gunn highway as well. that's off to the side. that's a look at weather and traffic on the 8s. now back to gene and gayle. >> all right. thank you. >>> this morning, hollywood and the nation are remembering gene wilder. >> he passed away at the age of 83. ? there is no life i know to compare with

but it's funny, with just the number of people that are like, hey, listen, we're in northeast ohio, not in miami, florida -- >> right. >> i want it cooler. >> yeah, everybody has the sweater waiting to go. sweater weather. >> right. right. well, not for the next week. >> thank you. >>> starting tonight, you can check out the hottest music at university circle. national and local artists will be performing as part of the free uptown roots fest. >> reporter: the uptown roots fest will jam pack every flavor of music you can imagine. >> jazz and folk and gospel, blue grass, rang time piano. >> reporter: at abc uptown and hear a completely different kind of music across the street at corner alley. >> you've got seven weekends and eight venues, that's 56 spots of music. >> reporter: and it's all within walking distance. rag time player in one spot, walk across the courtyard and maybe hear a blues man and a little later hear a gospel singer. >> reporter: it's their music that's bringing people together. >> there's been a lot of new businesses coming in. and it's always good to like get a new pulse on what's hap

florida. she should turn more to the northeast with increasing speed on a track that would approach the northwest florida coast on thursday afternoon. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. back to you in washington. david: thank you. let's get back to the markets, s&p 500 wiping out gains to end a five-month winning streak. joining now is the chief market strategist asset manager where he over the is it hundred $47 billion and asked its. energy, we have the data showing stockpiles grew, vonnie is highlighting their stock prices falling a bit. to what extent are you concerned about energy policies role? question not very concerned. it is a good question. even off to the lows when we were in the high 20's, our view was supply would equate with demand probably in 2017, maybe late 2017. wouldpectation was oil write its way back where our terminal is spirit we do not spend a lot of time worrying about a few dollars up or down. and normalized 60-60 five dollars barrel. i wonder what that means for your attitude and your sense of emerging ma

then you notice that hard turn to the north, northeast where the system could impact the florida gulf coast by the second half of the workweek with the potential for some tropical storm force winds. notice the uncertainty in the forecast with that track. that cone of uncertainty will get much smaller through the ne you can expect some heavy rainfall, very busy in the tropics. tropical depression 8 also developed, gaston a major hurricane. we'll break down all this, take a closer look at tropical depression 9 and look at some storms moving through the area this evening coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, ian. we'll check back in with you. you can track the tropics any time using our storm team 8 weather max app free to download in your app store. >>> now we turn to a rather bizarre case out of two men were shot during a home invasion by the resident of the house they broke into. however, the victim who shot them took off and now deputies can't find him. news channel 8's chip osowski is in the neighborhood where this happened off dewdrop lane. >> reporter: it happened on dewdrop l

you can see that track moving off to the northwest and northeast now crossing the florida peninsula on thursday potentially as a strong tropical storm. if you do have vacation storms, friend, family in this area keep a close eye on the track of tropical depression number nine. only impact we will see here in the delaware valley are indirect with these tropical systems. we have a moderate risk for rip currents down the shore and that will be all throughout the week. keep that in mind it will be a good day to be at the shore tomorrow great beach day mostly sunny, 82 degrees, sunshine and poconos 79 degrees but with those rip currents be sure to swim with the life garden joying a nice vacation week leading up into the labor day holiday, chance of a thunderstorm mainly wednesday night and early thursday, morning as a cold front moves through the area and will bring us lower humidity values and beautiful conditions, check that out, friday, sat the day, sunday even monday it is a little hard to say but it is shaping up pretty nice. >> that looks good. >> you have a strange looking cloud and