she went down. >> reporter: odessa sims was not just anyone here in harlem. beloved by the community. they say she was like a mother to everyone. >> i'm 50 years old i knew her since i was like 13, 14 years old. cooked for people. fed people. >> everything, everything. >> reporter: the love for sims. >> odess a sims number one will not die in vain. there were two shootings here overnight. the second one just down the block just hours apart. >> something is wrong when we have to in our own community fear sitting out on a bench, playing cards or checkers or chess on a nice summer night. says even if they find who fired that shot, it won't bring his wife back. >> i am going to be doing bad. i ain't going to be doing good forever. >> there's a growing memorial for odessa sims. while this memorial won't stand here forever. her legacy though will live on. reporting live in harlem, sephan kim. >>> and first the sunshi threats of thunderstorms and tomorrow, tomorrow is going to feel like fall. jeff smith has the exclusive weather forecast. >> some places tomorrow nig

there were a number of shootings odessa simms. we had two young people shot on 141th street, and shotted fired in 139th street, and shotted fired in the savoie. for safety. reporter: people here last night describe a situation that included a lot of young people, with very little supervision, activists look to each other and the community for >> when the police come out, and shoot someone of us, it is thousand of us, now we're killing each other, come on now community, let's stop this violence, enough is enough. >> enough is enough. reporter: enough is enough, they say, they are not afraid to look at themselves, point at system themes for -- at themselves for answer, they are looking to the politician to pass some gun legislation. for now zachary kiesch, live in harlem. christina: thank you. antwan: a tragic accident on high on hits close to home are three people killed and 8 others injured in a crash, suffolk count police say 9:30 this morning, a subaru outback going east hit t median, airborne. investigators are trying to figure

one woman, 61-year-old odessa sims was caught in the cross fire and killed. now the community is taking action to try and prevent more gun violence. eyewitness news reporter stefan kemp has the story. >> of all the people in the world she is innocent. after spending saturday night together, base i will headed home and where the couple had been playing cards. less than 5 minutes apart and everything changed in those few precious minutes he lost his life. >> they told me she got caught. >> he kissed her good night, went back to their apartment 2 be the last time he kissed her. this man was sitting near her. >> i saw running from behind the car shooting at another fellow and she went down. >> odessa sims be loved by a community. they say she was like a mother to everyone. >> i'm 50 years old. i knew her since i was like 13, 14 years old. she lived right here. >> she cooked for people. >> everything. >> odessa sims will not die in vain. >> and frustration with violence, the reason why dozens are calling on officials to pass gun legislation. the 2nd one just hours

it was around 11:45 when basil kissed odessa good night and went back to their apartment two blocks away. he had told her he didn't like her staying out so late. >> by the time i opened the door, the phone stopped to ring. they told me that she get shot. i just leave her. bullet went right through sin's neck killing her. this man says she was sitting near her when it happened. >> a fellow in dark clothing came up to her -- i didn't see him but they told me. he ran up shooting another fellow and she went down. >> reporter: it's hard to find someone in this neighborhood that doesn't know odessa sims. they say she was like a mother. was 14 years old. >> she cooked for people, fed people. >> everything, everything. >> reporter: police spent the morning combing the area for clues. even if they found who did it. sims says it won't bring his wife back. >> i'm doing bad. i ain't going to be doing good forever. >>> police in connecticut are looking for two suspects after a shooting at a house party. 13 people were hurt when two home in bridge port just before1:30 this morning. one man is in criti

we got on the train and went to russia and moscow and came to odessa. in odessa, the soviet customs took everything away. they took my mother's for coat away. i had stems that my grandmother collected. -- stamps that my grandmother collected. they had receipts that were meaningless, really. through turkey we managed to come back to palestine. palestine was a british colony. remember this was world war ii. we went to tel aviv. bill: and this is october 1940. julius: and german and italian bombers would bomb the city where they had oil refineries. it was a concentration place for british troops. the cause it was so far for them to fly, many of the planes could not load bombs on that city, so they would unload them on tel aviv. i remember the house we lived in. every night we had to go down to the shelter because of the air raids. after a wild, -- after it while, i didn't want to go down anymore, because i felt i would rather sleep. my parents could not take me down. you sort of lose fear. this was a very good question -- 1/7 grader asked me -- one seventh

odessa sims was shot on saturday night. police say she was playing dominos with friends when a stray bullet hit her in the neck. she was a mother, grandmother, wife, and longtime harlem resident. that's coming up in a live report at 6:30. >>> senator chuck schumer would like the department of homeland security to investigate a airport. it's been a week. since unfounded reports of gunfire sent them running for cover on the tarmac and inside term nams schumer says a lack of responsibility only made this situation worse. >> we need them all to put their heads together, cooperate, figure out what went wrong, and come up with a plan. so what happened last sunday will never happen again. >> senator schumer also cited a iteam, blind spots that are out of view of security at airports. >> raphael miranda's day and whatever is left of summer vacation really counts now, raphy. >> it sure does. even though it's cool, it will get hotter, we're not done with the heat or summer be i any means but we're enjoying a little break in the heat

and odessa, the soviet customs took everything away. my mother. the fur coat, took the fur coat, the -- i had some stamps that were my grandmother -- my grandfather collected stamps, they took them away to -- they gave us receipts, which were meaningless, really. and so turkey, we managed to come back to palestine, covered with bedbugs, that we picked up on the train. in turkey. and palestine was a british colony, it was -- remember, this was world war ii. and we went to tel aviv. >> this was october 1940 when you got back to -- >> october 1940, yes. and german and italian bombers would bomb haifa, which was the city where they had oil refineries, because it was a concentration place for british troops. and many of the planes, because it was so far for them to fly, they couldn't unload the bombs on haifa, so they would unload them on tel aviv. i remember the house we lived in, every night we had had to go down to the shelter because of the air raids. after a while, i didn't go down anymore because i felt i would rather sleep, so my parents, they c

odessa sims was sitting outside saturday night, playing cards rang out. odessa was a beloved member of the community. you can see a memorial growing in her honor now. police do not believe she was the intended target. >>> a memorial service is being held today a bronx deli worker who was shot and killed by a man who stole a police officer's gun. friends and relatives will pay wally ca mar. guzman shot him after grabbing an officer's gun and opening fire. >>> news copter 7 has its eye on the morning commute. these are the problems we see on the deegan expressway southbound as you approach yankee stadium. a disabled vehicle there in the right lanes. delays not only back but up on the crossbronx as well. additional issues on the crossbronx. that means inbound george washington bridge a little heavier than normal. john del giorno, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> john thank you. >>> debby, looking at traffic. >> reporter: thank you so much. tell what you else subways seeing delays as well. 5, ongoing signal problems. also on the d, m, nand r, delays with switch

we got on the train and went to russia and moscow and came to odessa, and in odessa the soviet customs took everything away. my mother, the fur coat, they took the fur coat away. i had some samps that -- my grandfather collected stamps. they took them away. they gave us receipts which were meaningless really, and -- and through turkey we managed to come back to palestine covered with bed bugs that we picked up on the train and turkey, and palestine was a british colony. it was -- remember, this was world war ii, and we went to tel aviv. >> and this was october 1940 when you got back to tel aviv? >> this was october 1940. >> okay. >> and german and italian bombers were bomb haifa which was a city where they had oil refineries because it was a concentration place for british troops. and many of the planes, because it was so far for them to fly, they couldn't unload the bombs on haifa so they would unload them on tel aviv. i remember house we lived inningin inin, every night we had to go down to the shelter because of the air raids. after a while i didn't go down anymore because i felt i

. >> 61-year-old odessa sims is dead, fatally shot inside of this park last night. witnesses tell me she was watching her friends play a pinochle game when two men started shooting. it was the first of three shootings on this very block your last night. >> police are investigating three separate shootings, all on lenox avenue. overnight, officers monitored the scene at 139th street. police using cups and bottles to mark bullet casings surrounding a parked car. no one was hurt at the scene. two blocks away on 142, two men were shot at 1:45 a.m. this morning. police say a 24-year-old was taken to harlem hospital in stable condition. a second victim arrived at the lenox avenue, a 61-year-old woman was shot in the neck and killed. sources say the victim, odessa sims, was an innocent bystander , gunned down on the corner at 11:45 p.m. saturday night. family members and friends say odessa sims was a mother figure to this entire community. and that when people realize she was the victim, the community will be in morning. they are out here searching the streets search for h

he fired shots at someone, two of his bullets his odessa sims, one in the head. last night a vigil was held here in the park, people speaking out against the violence. that same night a man was shot in the leg. his son's third birthday party was killed, he was shot 14 times. a community says enough as they are grieving with this husband. >> something is wrong when we have to, in our own community, fear sitting out on a bench playing cards and checkers and chess on a nice summer night, that we have to worry about young people playing with guns. >> of all the people in the be doing good forever. >> reporter: a couple of other shootings happening within an hour of this one. so far police have not arrested the person responsible for mrs. sims's death. >>> 5:36. prosecutors have formally charged the woman accused of killing her step daughter in queens with second degree murder. the queens district attorney announced the ofagen. the girl was found strangled in the bathtub of the home. >>> the decades-old case of a mother, convicted for her son's death in new jersey wil

. 78 in odessa this morning. cooler for the inland locations a few hit and miss storms, start ago long the coast and pushing inland through the afternoon but that chance only 20%. getting to 92, a steamy afternoon. tonight, 79 degrees. any showers come to an end and clearing out throughout the night. but again, a warm night and warm start to the day for tuesday coming our way. time for a quick check of the roadways and the drive times. >>> good drive times right now, especially on u.s. 19 and 41. got a 14 minute commute through palm harbor. and it's only going to take roughly 13 minutes through land o'lakes, that's state road 52 other to 54. and in pinellas county, we have a collision northbound on 275. not seeing delays. checked the cameras around gandy boulevard but it's off to the side of the roadway. and traffic is still flowing at good speeds either direction. in fact, across the howard frankland bridge, only got about a six minute commute. across the gandy bridge. and seven on the courtney campbell causeway

and wife. >> everybody know miss odessa. she the best. come on. why do you that? >> reporter: so many in the community shocked at the senseless kill ing respects by flowers and candles. >> just shocked. >> reporter: one of the signs left at scene saying "enough is enough." police are still on the hunt for that shooter tonight. we've seen extra patrols in this area. there was another shooting last night and they believe it may have been tied to this one. shooting more than a dozen people at a connecticut house party. one of the 13 victims is fighting for her life right now. last night dozens of people were in the backyard when gunshots suddenly erupted from the hedges. first responders raced to the scene to get the wounded to the hospital. it's been a challenge finding anyone who actually saw the gunman. >> very dark back there. right now we don't have any witnesses that have come forward to say they saw the shooters, just that they heard what everybody initially thought w fireworks. >> police say they believe there was more

the 61-year-old odessa sims was struck by a bullet in her neck. she was rushed to harlem hospital where she was pronounced dead. this was around 144th street and lenox avenue last night. police say sims was not the intended target. >> i didn't see him, but they told me, i saw him out there runng, behind shooting at another fellow, and she went down. >> reporter: sims lived just two blocks from where this all happened. we spoke with her brother at the apartment. she was too emotional to go on camera but did tell us that sims was one of 13 brothers and sisters. police have not yet released any information about the person they are looking for in this incident. live in harlem this morning, i'm kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> what a tragedy. thank you so much. just in. a taxicab and another car crashed on the upper west side early this morning. the taxi appears to have jumped the curb near a bodega, leaving the floor's flower display in shambles. this happened near west 74th 74th street and amsterdam avenue. it's not clear what caused th

they moved to odessa and moving to the west southwest. shower near brooksville. more sky tower at 5:15. a change for the weekend. the story has been changing in the risian lochte. police now want an apology saying that thewimmers were never robbed there was a gun and a language barrier. saying? >> the police are saying the swimmers made it up. they said their investigation shows that the four swimmers were drunk and vandalized a gas station bathroom. and the police released security footage we showed you this. we'll showou more where this happened on you can see the swimmers what you cannot see is any footagef any vandalism weekend is not on the tape the altercation between the swimmers and the security guards. now they say something happened there. they said they were robbed by the guards. this afternoon a police spokesperson said a gun was indeed pointed at the four americans after they were stopped at the gas station but they were n robbed. while they waited for the police to arrive. there was confusion because people at the gas station did not speak english a

. >> reporter: police have identified the woman as 61-year- old odessa sims. she lived two blocks from where this happened. police say it was around 11:45 last night. she was out on the street, hanging out with her husband, they tell us, possibly playing dominoes around 144th and lenox av, when someone came and shot her. she was shot in the neck and where she was pronounced dead. police say sims was not the intended target and they are not saying whether they have any suspects at this time. we're live in harlem, i'm kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> new video just in, a taxi cab and another car crashed. the taxi appears to have jumped a curb near bodega, leaving the flower display in shambles. this happened near west 74th walking along the street was injured. it's not clear what caused the accident or if anyone in the cars was hurt. >>> a 55-year-old woman is set to be arraigned for the death of her 9-year-old stepdaughter. killing her on friday. the little girl was found dead inside an empty bathtub in the richmond hill home. many f

odessa, the cops took everything away. they took her fur coat away and i had stamps, they took them away. they gave us receipts which were meaningless really. and, to turkey, we managed to come back to palestine and covered by bedbugs that we picked up on the train and turkey. >> palestine was a british colony. it was -- remember, this was world war ii. we went to televie. >> this was october 1940. >> yes, german and italian bummers -- it was a concentration place for british troops. and, many of the planes because it was so far for them to fly, they could not unload the bombs so they would unload them on televie. >> we had to go under shelter. >> i felt i rather sleep so my parents they could not take me down. you sort of lose fear. this was a very good question, one of the seventh graders asked me, were you afraid when they were bombing the refugees? i thought about this, this was a very good question. children, high school students, can only be afraid. i felt for the instance when the fear happens, bombing and you have

this is kind of a muggy start, odessa and palm -- 77 in odessa and palm harbor. brandon, 74 degrees. 357 in wimauma. 7-- 75 in wimauma. no rain chances for the first part of the day. could there be a shower right around lunchtime? yes, a small rain chance. but once we get toward 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 this even, the storms head toward the coast and some could be stronger and more widespread. so feeding off that heat of the day. hitting 93 today. that's above the at 6:08, i have an hour-by-hour look at your wednesday in the weather and traffic on the 8s. >>> we have the accident on the howard frankland bridge clear up. and all lanes are open there. look at this, beautiful drive now. only six minutes to cross it. earlier we had the two left lanes taken away. at one point, only the right lane was getting by but now it's fantastic. and travel times here. and on state road 54 in new port richey, we look great. u.s. 19 to the sun coast parkway, 12 minute commute. harbor, up to speed at 13 minutes from state road 54 to the tampa road. and that's a look at weather and traffic.

new port richey, odessa, 92. pinellas park 94. 101 in bartow. you rarely see triple digits in the state of florida but a powerful breeze today. that may be fairly close to accurate. pretty quiet here the the state. as i mentioned playing a small part in limiting the shower activity. that way. a few pop-up showers possible. taking advantage of any moisture to create a few showers in the forecast. as we move to tomorrow we can stee early part -- we can see the early part of the day looks good. rain chances below normal. little front sneaking in across the northern part of the state. don't get any ideas, will slow down and won't make its way through here. we've been in pattern. 40% wednesday, thursday, friday. basically afternoon, evening thunderstorms. basically typical summer. >>> if you've been cheated. if you need help. she's on your side. better call behnken. >> investigator shannon behnken is looking into reports of unexplained very high water bills in hernando county. that have jumped from $100 to hundreds. when the water department failed t

one strong storm over towards odessa then dissipated as it moved out into the gulf of mexico. down towards there's still some heating out there and still some time in the afternoon. sea breeze still in play with the outflow boundaries from some of the earlier storms so they're quite likely be some more scattered showers as we go through the next few hours. widerie the overall pattedder than is still that east and southeasterly flow over the state which will favor those afternoon showers and thunderstorms as we go into tomorrow and into the first part of next week. that red shade that's the drier air that's worked its way over. you can see that spin right here. so there's that moisture that's going t work its way right back over the state as we head into tomorrow and the first part of the week. outside right now we're at 90?. county. downtown st. pete at 77 braden tog at 76 had some big storms earlier and you're still sitting at 77 degrees. heat index outside of the rain area still either upper 90s or triple digits. feels like 100 degrees right now here in tampa. so the rain st

. >> reporter: 61-year-old odessa simms was watching a card game late saturday night when a bullet hit her neck. she was not the intended target. her huan >> of all the people in the world, she's the innocent one. i don't understand it. >> the search continues for the gunman. after simms was hit, there was more gunfire six blocks away. two men were wounded. >>> the family of a woman killed in a major bus crash in newark is asking for help. a go fund me page has been set up for the family to help raise money for the funeral. the mother and grandmother was transit bus t-boned the bus she was riding in friday morning. >> she was supposed to come friday after work to come see me. we spoke and she was like, no, after work i'll see you and the kids. and then she never came. >> one of the bus drivers was killed. the other was released from the hospital saturday. no word yet on what caused the crash. >>> people came to remember the crown heights riots. there were marches, speeches and a community festival. in august of 1991, carmel cato's 7-year-old son gavin was struck and killed by someone i

mcdill air force picked up 3/10, safety harbor, oldsmar area, odessa, 6/10 of an inch of rain. but for that much, seeing these isolated areas. reason why, we did have the east, southeasterly winds over the state so that was in place but in the upper levels of the atmosphere, we had the upper level low that was spinning by, and dry air moved over the state. this low will continue to work its way to the west. as it does so it's going to pull this which is more moisture over the state. so we are below normal for the right back up tomorrow. we will have the morning sun around but as we get into the afternoon, we get the heating, showers and thunderstorms developing to the south and east and popular right across the state. outside right now because we just didn't have much rain around, 82?, very steamy night, dew point's at 72, humidity at 70%. winds out of the east at 5, bradenton and sarasota boat at 77, clearwater, still a muggy 83?. there's that area low pressure still causing the heavy rains across portions of louisiana. this is going to slowly work its way onto the west as we

reporter: odessa simms it last night, some feel that too many youngsters outlay and unsupervised could have played a role in how the night within. >> last night we had over 4 shootings with this community. reporter: the leaders met at the play ground today, they made a call to action. >> something is wrong when we have to in our own community, fear sitting out on a bench, playing cards or that we have to worry about, young people playing with guns. >> when the police come out, and shoot someone of us, thousands of us, that come out, now we're killing i've other, come on, come out community, let's stop their violence, enough is enough. reporter: zachary kiesch. >> fox 5 news. >> a horrific crash on long hid car, and slammed into two vehicles on the westbound side. panel is and his sister patrick why was killed. >> 20-year-old scott martella who was communication director for steve, a former aide to governor cuomo was also kill, governor cuomo expressed his condolences, saying scott a to worked day in and day out to improve the lives of his fellow new yorkers. >> on road to white house,

howard franklin moving no zoomin more west of carol what from lake fern over towards keystone and odessa. this continues to move rightto h ke next several hours things will wind down but this is a pattern that we usually see this time of year and it's not going anywhere which means you can count on sunny skies and took three or 4:00 pm whatever you have outside your golden and a means more sunshine and warmer temperatures and backup in the lower 90s across most of the family picture tells us all you need to know with the mornings dry conditions. tomorrow sunday and most of next week great until 2:00 pm and when the clock hit 2:30 pm the storm's pop up and everything moves northwest. i don't see any changes to the wind. we are surrounded by water . the easterly flow will stick around for quite a while meaning at about m of the heavy storms from 4 pm until 9 pm. if you were to florida you already know that and don't need me to tell you that. i tomorrow morning clouds around sunshine but around 7 o'clock we're good to go. sunny and le 90s by later on in the rain until four 5 pm and some mor

he was wearing handcuffs when he ran out of the troop 9 building this morning in odessa. he faces several charges. police say they found him hiding in a wooded area behind the pleasant hill motel. >>> a teen teenager was rushed to the hospital after he was shot. police say the 19 year old was shot in the stomach. no word if police have immediate any arrests in case. >>> an investigation is underway after someone tried to rob a hotel in langhorn, bucks county. a man pulled out a gun and demanded money. apparently though he wasn't able to get any money and simply took off. sarah: tonight we learn more about the philadelphia woman who was hit and killed by a car while in her wheelchair. the driver took off. it happened early yesterday morning at masher street and lehigh avenue in north philadelphia. police have since arrested the 29-year-old driver and charged him with dui and homicide by vehicle. he's now being held on $1 million bond. >>reporter: her belongings were scattered around the street after police say drunk driver andrew acito hit a 37-year-old homeless woman. thi

police say the victim, odessa sims, was an innocent saturday night. police are searching for multiple armed suspects in connection with the shootings. so far, no arrests have been made. live in harlem, magdalena doris, cbs2 news. >>> a queens woman accused of strangling her stepdaughter will appear in court on a second-degree murder charge today. 55-year-old shamdai arjun was left out of a police station in handcuffs yesterday. police say bruised in the bathtub of her richmond hill apartment on friday. police have not released a motive yet. two other children in the home are now with child services. >>> an investigation underway on long island after a grizzly find in suffolk county. a man riding his bike in the woods near express drive north found a human skull yesterday. he called police who say the remains have been there for an extended period and have yet to be positively identified. the suffolk county medical autopsy to determine the cause of death. >>> police have released the name of the second victim in the deadly engine transit bus collision.

. >> we lost one of our beloved citizens, miss odessa simms. >> reporter: residents here besides themselves over gun violence they say remainsupabated. >> something is wrong. we have to in our own community, fear sitting on the bench playing cards and ches summer night. >> reporter: and there was other shootings along this section of lennox avenue last night at 339th street and 142nd street and one young man taken to the hospital? stable condition and there is one arrest so far. live in harlem, steve langford, cbs 2 news. >> and we thank you. >>> and before the riots 25 years later, today people in crown heights came together to mark a dark chapter in that city's history. and -- a member who boycotted the event. >> reporter: observing the vibrant present of crown heights, brooklyn. >> crown heights is a wonderful place. >> reporter: and also looking back at the racial issues this neighborhood endured 25 years ago. >> today is a day of reflection. >> reporter: this anniversary gathering included carnal cato. >> i appreciate all of it. >> reporter: cato's seven-year- old son gavin was struck

odessa, 79 degrees. 78 in new port richey. how about 77 wesley chapel. polk county, 78 degrees. frost proof, 79. unfortunately, still dealing so we've got corpus christi, houston, still louisiana dealing with the rain. for us, things are relatively quiet and i think today is going to be like yesterday. we will see a few light patchy clouds in the morning. but dry through about noon. and notice the first few showers in polk county and highlands county just around lunchtime. only a small chance with the east to west wind, coverage of rain gets better by 3:30. and actually clear out by sunset. and we do it again tomorrow. after today's high of 93, 91 wednesday and thursday. how about traffic on the 8s? keeping everyone on time. >>> look at it here in tarpon springs, waking up with us, we have a vehicle that caught fire here. remnants still out there at orange street and pinellas avenue. and of course, this is also known as alternate 19 through the area. all right, let's hop down now area. we've got two of the right lanes taken away southbound on i-75 right at university parkway due

a few more thunderstorms over pasco county, odessa, new port richey and a few developing over wachula. down. 9:00 82 degrees. we'll clear out overnight. we are expecting a better coverage of thunderstorms on sunday. we'll look at the full forecast coming coming up in a few minutes. >> you can track the weather at any time using our weather max app. >>> now the news making headlines. a small police force in new mexico lost one of eight fi investigators blame two fugitived from ohio for the deadly traffic stop. they believe jesse hayes shot officer which she is. hayes has a long criminal history. so does his partner. hayes shot himself in the leg and is in a local hospital. nelson is locked up. state police will take over the remaining of the department while the 7 remaining hatch of their colleague. >>> frightening moments inside a mall in north carolina this afternoon. others ran for the exits after gunshots were fired. police have not made any arrests in this case at all. >>> oregon wildfire created its own wind and kicked up something called a firenado. in other words a fire tornado

. >> 61-year-old odessa sims was watching a card game late saturday night next to a playground on lenox avenue when a bullet hit her neck. police say she was she was not the intended target. her husband is devastated. >> of all the people in the world, she is the innocent one. i don't understand this. >> reporter: the search continues for the gunman a few was more gunfire six blocks away, two men were wounded. >>> new video of a house fire in midwood, brooklyn. you can see the flames shooting through the windows as firefighters tried to get it under control. one firefighter was treated for a minor injury. we are told no one was in the home when the fire broke out. investigators have not yet said what started it. >>> now to turkey where a bomber attacked a wedding ceremony. authorities say they believe the bomber was a as young as 12. >> cbs2's holly williams has more on the deadly attack in istanbul. >> the bride and groom survived the attack and were taken to hospital apparently in shock after their wedding party became the scene of a massacre. just 40 miles from the syrian border, and

right now, it's 78 in odessa. and 79 in pinellas park. 72347 lakeland. 78 in dade city wrote you're back to school this morning. throughout the day, a southeast the clouds building. by 1:00 p.m., look at the rain in the eastern portions of polk county and highlands county. but the southeast wind continues to push the showers closer to i-75 by 3:00 p.m. and finally, the strongest storms right near the coast by the evening. 40% chance. the same forecast for tuesday, wednesday, thursday. by the time we head into saturday and sunday though, winds start coming off the gulf of mexico. we call it the reverse pattern. how about traffic on the 8s? >>> well, looking at pinellas county, we have two prob out here. let's zoom in. the first one, this just happened, an accident, an ambulance onscene, possibly injuries 119th at ulmerton road. and meanwhile, a good drive on u.s. 19, no delays yet. and moving over to northbound 275, past the 375, that's off to the side of the roadway as well. and let's take a live look at the howar

widespread crossing the west chase area knot of rocky creek and right around the odessa area. so this is covering parts of racetrack road and and then also just to the this into the safety harbor area also getting some more widespread rain. to the north we also have anywhere from wesley chapel and dade city to bay net point and moving into the new port richey area all an east to west flow. so trying to work its way off into the gulf. we'll see it still see a few more showers and storms even inland around polk county for the next couple hours. between 10:00 and midnight. so as that happens, those showers and storms bringing the temperatures down some. by midnight like i mentioned we'll be on the dry side and we'll start it all over, again, tomorrow but this pattern is not going to stay with us for long. more about that pattern shift and what that means for the timing heading into the weekend. >>> as we speak the florida teen an accused of a disturbing murder. a 19-year-old condition they say he is stable and conscious but heavily st. augustine dated and unable to answer questio

and another was at a citgo in odessa. in one case, investigators claim he installed the skimmer while prethe ending to pump gas. >> it took longer to place the skimmer on. and it just happened to catch paying attention. >> investigators are working to see if he is connected to other cases. >>> a shocking crime in a bay area beach community. a 16-year-old community is accused of stabbing his mother and brother as they vacationed in siesta key. deputies arrested the 16-year- old. he is accused of stabbing his mom and 14-year-old brother at the turtle beach condo. they were staying there while visiting from massachusetts. the mother and brother are expected to survive. he is facing attempted second degree murder. >>> new developments in the so- called lochte gate. two of four american swimmers who falsely reported a robbery are back in the u.s. this morning. the two boarded a plane in rio overnight. not saying anything to reporters yet. their departure came hours after police announcement that gold medalist ryan lochte and t

limestone road in new castle county, at 73 degrees. 75 in odessa and wilmington. and 76 degrees at rehoboth beach. mostly-cloudy skies. the clouds continue to move into the area. showers and thunderstorms for now are farther to the north. you see them moving through north-central pennsylvania and into new york. but there's a possibility we'll see some pop-up storms during the day today. could happen at noontime in philadelphia for the suburbs. isolate showers possible. and late day breaks for the sunshine in the lehigh valley. low 80s at lunchtime. and 86 degrees at 4:00 today. delaware will see mostly cloudy skies. in the low 90s this afternoon. new jersey, isolated shower or thunderstorm at lunchtime in interior new jersey and at the shore. and partly-sunny skies late the day. hotter weather starts tomorrow. we issued a first alert for philadelphia, the pennsylvania suburbs, new jersey and delaware tomorrow, through saturday. is the time period. very hot and humid conditions. it will feel like 100 to 110 with the high heat. and the air quality, that's poor air q

right now, in odessa, 7 9 degrees. new port richey, heading back to school today, 78 degrees. lakeland. 23478 auburndale. and in fact, places like auburndale and lakeland, you will see the rainfall first. notice it stays dry through lunch. and we have the southeast wind so the first few showers, polk county, highlands county around 1:00 p.m. and not many. just isolated spotty showers. by the time we get the kids home from school, it's 3:00, 4:00, we have a better coverage of rain. and some showers sneaking in to manatee and hillsborough county. and by evening, more rain toward the coast. 40% rain chan same tuesday, wednesday and thursday. leslee lacey, how about traffic on the 8s? >>> well, updates for you. sarasota county. we did have a disabled big rig tying up the right lane partially. that's cleared from the roadway. that's good news for those driving through the north port area. and now let's move over to manatee county and palmetto, southbound i-75 passing 275 here, we have an accident. so be on the look out for that one. other than that, bradenton is bradenton and 75. t

one skimmer was discovered at a another was found at the citgo on gunn highway in odessa. in one case, investigators claim he installed the skimmer while pretending to pump gas. >> it took a little while longer for them to actually place the skimmer on. and it just happened to catch the eye of an employee paying attention. >> investigators are working to see if he is connected to other cases. >>> a shocking crime in a bay area beach community. stabbing his mom and brother as they vacationed. deputies arrested the 16-year- old. he is accused of stabbing his mom and 14-year-old brother at the turtle beach condo where they were staying while visiting froms in mass. the mom and brother are expected to survive. -- visiting from massachusetts. the mom and brother are expected to survive. >>> new developments this morning in the so-called lochtegate. two of four american swimmers are arriving back in the u.s. this morning. the two boarded a plane in rio overnight. not saying anything to reporters. their departure came hours after police announced that gold medalist ryan lochte an

odessa at 81 degrees. in middletown at 79. we drop a little farther south, dover at 80. and lincoln as well at 81. these temperatures soaring. we had feel-likes in delaware of close to 110. on your radar and satellite, we don't have the showers. we're seeing instead tons of moisture in the air. not actually thunderstorms to make that moisture move through. instead, we feel the humidity. the steamy, sticky air moving -- today is a good day to stay inside, enjoying air conditioning, because those temperatures are going to be high across the board. one of the first alert for our entire region. this is heat wave number 5. yes, number 5. take a look at how long this is blasting. wednesday we started off low 90s. feel like bumped up to above 100 thursday. for today, our saturday, 98 is the forecast high. feeling like 110 by your middle afternoon. 97 on your sunday in philadelphia. 106 for the feel-like temperature and then your heat wave defined by the 90s continues monday and tuesday. we see a dropdown lower 90s and humidity drop a tad. it will still feel a bit humid as we ki

the temperatures are down into the 60s. 69 degrees in marshallton. 72 degrees for wilmington and odessa 72. while the delaware beaches, rehoboth beach is 71. it's 68 degrees in lewes. a nice, comfortable start. the humidity dropping as the day goes on. nothing to show you on the doppler radar. storms will hold off until later in the week. the humidity very low today. we'll start creeping back into the area for tomorrow. today, a warm day at the shore. a sea breeze this afternoon with the winds coming in off the ocean. low 80s today. while inland, very little wind, light and variable which will allow temperatures to warm up fairly quickly this afternoon. we'll see them climb into the 80s. the humidity will be dropping. won't be completely clear today. we'll see scattered clouds in philadelphia. 8:00, 74 degrees. 83 degrees at lunch time and into the mid to upper 80s this afternoon. the suburbs starting off in the 60s, really pless an this the morning. looking good at noontime. high clouds around. those will continue into the afternoon at 4:00, 83 degrees. and for the lehigh valley, compl

flowers and candles are part of this growing memorial as well as signs posted on trees with a photo of odessa sims that says, we will love you forever. over the phone police say they still don't have any concrete evidence of her killer. this is the spot where the 61-year-olom killed caught in the crossfire here of 144th and lennox. she was playing game around 11:45 saturday night when shots rang out. a bullet pierced her neck killing her. her loved ones say she was a fixture in this neighborhood. >> she was a wonderful mother and a wulff assistant. she helped me a whole lot. >> reporter: there were four they don't have any links. she was an innocent bystander in all of this. they still don't have any description on two the two people who were involved in that shooting. back to you. >>> we want to check with storm team 4. raphael miranda. a little cooler than we had last week at this time. >> much less muggy. still on the mild side. 71 in elmhurst. we have 72re as we head north and west out of town, temperatures have fallen back into the low 50s. bridgewater, 63, and it's still mild across lon

and upper 70s at odessa. crystal river, 78. sarasota, 83 degrees. the satellite shows high pressure continues to dominate. kind of backing down the our south and west. it is what is going to allow us to get more of a northwesterly flow. and that could give us a slight chance of seeing a morning coastal shower. again, that is at the surface with high pressure building in. movement to the northwest and ventally turning to the north. we are not concerned about fiona affecting our weather here in the bay area or the rest of the state of florida. but that is a look at the satellite. the cooler cloud tops, convex, better thunderstorm development around the center of the storm itself tonight, and that continues to wander off to the northwest. now, there's fiona. we also have a tropical wave that has a potential over a five-day period. about a 50% chance of development. also we have an of africa that once it emerges a tropical wave could become a 30% chance of a tropical system. this time of year, the eastern atlantic and look for these developing systems.

. >>> odessa sims was sitting outside saturday night playing cards when shots rang out. odessa was a beloved member of police do not believe she was the intended target. >>> senator schumer is calling for an investigation into the shut down at jfk. governor cuomo has announced plans for a last week's scare. >>> when we there's nothing like trying something new. especially when it comes to snacking. that's why we're introducing cheese dippers. the creamy cheese and crunchy breadsticks >>> today a major push for safety in new york city following recent fires caused by children. fire commissioner is holding a safety event today on cross bay boulevard in ozone park, queens. urging parents of young children to take immediate action by educating them about the dangers of fire. the move follows three major fires in the city. >>> a look at the eastbound there. also heading over to the 5, downtown delays with signal problems on the 5:00 and also seeing some delays on the b, with mechanical problems. george 25, lincoln 5:00 holland to work and the deegan south still busy at the st

but before we get the storms, we'll get the heat and the humidity. 76 degrees right now in odessa.ington and claymont both at 75 degrees. farther to the south, it's warmer in rehoboth beach, 77. lewes is 75. that's the starting point. for philadelphia, 70s as well. no cool spots but it is 77 in rittenhouse. that's 20 degrees cooler than it was yesterday afternoon. we had a high of 97 degrees. but just like yesterday when it felt like more than 100 degrees, the temperatures will feel like 100 degrees plus for much of the area this afternoon, especially in philadelphia. look at the temperature rise. by later this morning, around noontime, we'll see 90 degrees. it will feel like 95 degrees and the temperatures will peak in the middle 90s. the humidity that's been elevated the last several days will continue to make it feel like more than 100 degrees in philadelphia this afternoon. that's 4:00 today. 101, the feels-like temperature. not much better by 6:00 this evening, 100 degrees is what it will feel like. there's a chance we'll getç cooling late day showers this evening, more likel

we will bump the rain chance up to 95 odessa and lutes. 94 tampa. 94 wesley chapel. we are tracking showers and thunderstorms, very spotty in nature. there is lightning there, south of brandon towards gibsonton and showers and storms out over the tampa bay waters and new port richey, better moisture southernier ras. robust showers and thunderstorms, some good general direction of braidentop, you will deal with this, over the next couple of house. as you start rolling in to the evening, everything pushes off the coast. good news for folks to ray day to watch tampa bay, clearing on through the evening. as moisture starts to increase, through the weekend, we think the rain chances start to come up. a better shot at rain on saturday, 40%, with the potential tropical system, to the gulf, we we will have increase in rain chance, 60% by monday and tuesday. temperatures cooler in to the upper 80s. >>> 50% on sunday. maybe you want to see a movie this weekend. rafael seth has a preview of what is now showing in the box office. >> reporter: a clash of titans in hands of stone,

he was charged with criminal possession of a connection of the killing of odessa sims. police, as i mentioned are still looking for her killer. that is the latest live from harlem this morning. greg and kerry back to you. greg: thank you, robert. kerry: new details about how prince died. police found a drug 50 times more powerful than heroin stashed in his home. they were in bags that he carried around with him. they are trying to figure out how prince was able to get the pills. the 57-year-old did not have a subscription for any substances in the state of minnesota. greg: he hasn't been showing up at key engagements. doc has been in the news lately. he and darryl strawberry put together a great documentary about their professional lives and personal lives. doc as we know had a lot of problems with substance abuse over the years. kerry: juliet huddy with much more on the story. good morning to you. reporter: a problem that plagued him for a long, long time. sounds like all of the recent stuff after gooden failed to show up for a joint appearance with strawberry last wee

. >> from odessa, maryland. >> and last, but not least. >> oh, he is styling. >> he has done this before. >> the old man. >> still has that flexibility. >> i'm anthony ervin. swimming. valencia, california. >> congratulations to the united states of america. >> nice lineup. >> great group. >> let's show you what we have for your weather looking ahead toward the weekend. not too bad. we will see plenty of sunshine here for women's water polo. women's diving and beach volleyball tonight. perfect weather. the rest of the country today, wet weather through the gulf coast making its way through the ohio valley. sunday, sunday, more wet weather mississippi river valley and ohio valley. the heat and sunshine continues out west and it is hot, sticky and dangerously humid in the test test test. >> reporter: most of us got a nice break from the heat and humidity today. the exception will be those south and west of worcester where we still have heat warnings and heat advisories. the ditch is a frontal boundary on one side of the front still oppressively hot. the other side just kind of warm. now th

odessa, 6/10 up towards new port skytower radar, what we have now is a couple of leftover storms up citrus county, up oto the north of homosassa, citrus springs, moving out into the gulf of mexico. so probably another half an hour and the rain should be done across the land areas. we had more of that east and southeasterly wind, more typical across the area, the difference is a an upper level spinning here, that's what dropped our rain chances down. now as this low continues to work its way to the west, you can see on the back side, more moisture, our rain chances will be heading up for tomorrow. still have the morning sun around but as we get into the afternoon and the heating in we'll see those scattered showers and thundershowers developing, across the earn part of event part of the state. point's at 70. humidity at 65%. currently calm winds across the state. because we haven't had as much rain it's been on the warm side this evening. here in tampa that 83, brandon 79, west liz chapel 80?, sarasota rain earlier 78?. clearwater currently sits at 80 and new port richey a steamy 81?. that

. >>> the hunt is on for the gunman whose stray bullet in harlem. 61-year-old odessa sims was with friends at a playground late saturday night when shots rang out. a gunman targeting someone else opened fire. two of the bullets hit sims. she was struck in the neck and killed. now the community is remembering her and calling for action against gun violence. >> something is wrong when we have to, in our own community, fear sitting out on a bench, playing cards and checkers and chess on a nice su have to worry about young people playing with guns. >> it was one of several shootings over the weekend as police investigated sims's death, shots rang about two hours later just a few blocks away. >>> new at noon. swimmer ryan lochte has lost his first major sponsor following the robbery coverture olympic medalist. initially lochte said he and three swimming teammates were robbed after their taxi was pulled over by armed men posing as police. he has since apologized for embellishing his version of events. >>> we turn now to the race for the white house. donald trump was apparently adjusting his appr

. >> reporter: friends of odessa sims at the exact spot where the 61-year-old grandmother and mother was shot and kill canned watching a card game saturday about midnight, next to this playground on lennox avenue near 145th street. >> i saw her expire then, and that was her last breath then. >> reporter: long-time friend, charles cook was sitting playing cut throat peaknuckle. fools with weapons, a fool with a weapon chased another guy, and he shoots her. >> enough is enough! >> reporter: this community haunted by the random cruelty of the killing of their friend, yet another victim of the seemingly endless cycle of death. >> who puts the guns in the kids' hands? let's stop the violence. >> reporter: this was not only reported shooting here in harlem last night. there were two reported cases of gunfire within six blocks of by a bullet and taken to the hospital in stable condition. the grieving husband devastated that their marriage of 36 years ended with such brutality. >> of all the people in the world, she is the innocent one. i don't understand it this. >> reporter: he is not alon

so odessa at 70. also at 70 in middletown. then we drop farther south. upper 60s to low 70s.coln at 71 degrees to show of for our morning start time. we are looking at radar and satellite. clear conditions for the most part to start your day continuing through the rest of the day. we expect high level clouds maybe along the shore. otherwise plenty of sun out there and no chance of rain. different from what we saw yesterday. and on the wide view you can see why. there's nothing in our area to move in. so we'll stay dry today and the next several days. hot and dry forecast for us. temperatures not going to budge much. then we have midweek changes. let's focus on the heat first here. temperature-wise this is what we'll be dealing with. planner at 10:00 a.m., philadelphia, 79. by 6:00, into the mid 80s. should peak around the upper 80s. in the suburbs, 2:00 at 84 degrees. sunshine at mid 80s there. and in lehigh valley also about the mid to upper 80s for afternoon temperatures. then we shift gears over to delaware and start 79 at 10:00 a.m. upper 70s in new jersey and almost a co