the major intersection, broad street and raymond boulevard. one of these buses traveling northbound on broad street. the one on the right was traveling westbound. and just collided in that intersection, breaking that bus in half. you can see it on its side, up on the divider. since we have been overhead, which was right after the accident happened. receiving medical attention. one of them was able to climb out of the bus on their own, which was crazy to watch. the rest of them have been receiving attention from the emergency medical technicians. you can see a triage area that is set up on the northeast corner of the intersection. i want to tell you all those people are responding to the technicians. i can see them talking and moving arms. not afear to be life threatening injuries. the rest of the patients have been taken to area hospitals. many have gone to university hospital as we mentioned earlier. some have been taken to the medical center. it looks like most of the rescue activity is over. looks like the firefighters and emergency technic

when he acts, he's usher raymond the fourth. and so far, everybody loves usher raymond iv. that's for sure. then later, this is his single. it's called ?little bit more.? jid yenna. >> jimmy: next week on the show, [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is your first time here. >> it's kind of shocking. >> jimmy: you just moved to los angeles. right? >> yes. >>immy:rom paris. is tt a little bit of a shock to move to l.a from paris? more, there very -- cool. >> jimmy: does that bum you out or do you get used to it after a while? >> you get -- i didn't realize that i got used to it until i got here and i was so surprised when like, you get in an elevator and someone starts a conversation. and they're so nice. someone would smile at my child. and i would be person. wow! >> jimmy: you wandered into a land of laker girls or something. everybody has a grin on their face. why do you think it is? is there a cultural thing? is it sadness? is it considered rude to be friendly to others? based on my experience is yes, it does seem like that is the case. >> there's a lot of, i feel lik

natalie portman, usher raymond iv. starting on sunday in the middle of the nevada desert, the burning man festival lights up again. burning man, if you don't know, is the festival that answers the question, what is it like to do paote in 110 degrees? if you are thinking of going, if you have a lighter, some old wicker furniture and headlights. it will be hot. 88 degrees. the weather has been very harsh this summer. this is a report from the nbc station in ft. wayne, indiana. it is a cautionary tale about what happens when the meteorologists and director are not on the same page. >> that looks like a tornado. if i can get it superimposed on top of this. tell him to pan back to the right. pan back to the right. pan back to the right. we're missing the wall cloud is to the right. right in there. that is our wall cloud. that's what we're looking for. this is what we're seeing, this is the wall cloud. if we can stay, tell them to stay right in the middle. we're missing it again. this is where the wall cloud is. don't zoom i

when he acts, he's usher raymond the fourth. and so far, everybody loves usher raymond iv. that's for sure. then later, this is his single. it's called ?little bit more.? jid yenna. >> jimmy: next week on the show, we have quite a week, we will be visited by terrence howard, and we will have music from glass animals, nathaniel rateliff and the night sweats, yg and bonnie raitt. no, yg and bonnie raitt will not be appearing together. that will be a lot of fun. >> jimmy: our first guest is the rare oscar-winner who is just as comfortable around a wookie as she is in ballet slippers. she is the writer, director and star of the new movie ?a tale of love and darkness?, it is in theaters now. please welcome natalie portman. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is your first time here. >> it's kind of shocking. >> jimmy: you just moved to los angeles. right? >> yes. >> jimmy: from paris. is that a little bit of a shock to move to l.a. from paris? >> yeah. >> it's so nice. they're more, they're very -- cool. >> jimmy: does that bum you out or do you get used to it after a while?

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only son, also named raymond, was killed by a drunk driver on the spot in 2003. >> it's like there'swhole other dimension of pain that you just don't think can exist. it just brings back memories. >> reporter: raymond poured all that pain into the memorial, haunted by the idea that when he and it were gone, his son would be forgotten. but that day is not coming, thanks to this one. >> i'm wondering where i'm going to start. >> reporter: cesar and chevron got together to erect a permanent memorial, a plaque, and a park. >> i can't that i think you all enough, all of you. >> reporter: raymond says he thinks he'll be able to start living his own life one again, one that's been on pause for the past dozen years. still, he'll need a little time to think about what that life will be like. but he knows just where he'll be sitting to figure that out. in richmond, garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> great story. >> really nice story. >>> we'll check in with meteorologist anthony slaughter, halfway through the weekend, how are we doing? >> looking pretty good, but hazy over the next 24 hours

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they just bring back memories. >> reporter: raymond poured all that pain into the memorial, haunted by the fact that one day when both he and it were gone, his son would be forgotten. but that day is not coming. >> where do i start? >> thanks to this one. >> i'm wondering where i'm going to start. >> reporter: see czar and chevron got together to erelkt a permanent memorial, a bench and a plaque at a nearby park. >> i can't find the words to thank -- thank you all enough, all of you. >> reporter: raymond says he now thistle be able to start living his own life once again, one that's been on pause for the past dozen years. still, he'll need a little time to think about what that life will be like. but he knows just where he'll be sitting to figure that out. in richmond, garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> nice to have a permanent memorial there. hopefully provide some comfort to that father into definitely. >>> our chief meteorologist jeff ran erie is here. i have got a second grader starting school today. how can you put that into the forecast. >> peninsula is good tomorrow. perfect m

fans attending tonight's game at raymond james stadium better bring ponchos. chip osowski joins us from the stadium in tampa. i would say are you staying dry but that would be ridiculous. >> reporter: i heard a wise man i'm not sure that's exactly the case. wet, soggy and miserable three words to describe the conditions out here at raymond james stadium this evening but this wet tropical weather isn't stopping bucs fans from cheering on their team. many are lining up now and the game begins in about an hour. the team covered the field with tarps in order to keep it as dry as possible. good luck with that. workers removed those tarps about an hour and a half ago and the rains have not let up. suffice it to to be wet out there. there was some chatter out here that the game could be postponed again but all indications are things are going off as planned and while attendance for this preseason game in these conditions will not be that great, there are those fans who would not miss this for the world. >> what kind of fans tailgate in this kind of weather? >> fans t

rodney dunningan is live outside raymond james stadium. city leaders say they've had enough. >> reporter: in fact, they say the problems have to be addressed. two people died, more than 60 others taken to a local hospital. most of the cases involve drugs. now city council members say they are trying to come up with a few explanations and a few reasons and a few, i gues you can, ways to stop this from happening at other local eventspch ? [music] ? this year's sunset music-fest attracting thousands to raymond james stadium, also pulling in plenty of problems as well. a large number of the incidents were drug related. two attendees dying of apparent overdoses. >> that's a personal choice. >> reporter: a number of city leaders saying it's gotten out stressing events like sunset attract drug use. that along with the heat add up to the perfect storm. >> this is not the type of event that tampa wants to be known for. >> reporter: nearly 60 others also sent to the hospital. a major strain on st. joseph's hospital hampering their emergency work. ta

most storms done by kickoff tonight at raymond james. by sunday and monday and tuesday, these percentages subject to change but our rain chances going up as we will be dealing with some more moisture working in. it's all because of invest 99l. the city may be over cuba just north. hurricane hunters are on a mission where they're assessing the environment around the storm. as this heads towards the florida straits by the end of the weekend, saturday night, water temperatures are warm here and wind shear values lower. so while this looks like a mess now and it is a mess with a 30% chance of development, there's still a 60% chance this will develop the next five days. cuba, convection south of the island. see the center is over land, the odds may be dropped even lower. what we know for now, at least we have a model trend to discuss and that's more of a west-northwest track. here saturday evening with warm waters and then look at all of this spread but notice considerably west of our area compared to this time yesterday. a couple of other mo

that is one of two big scoreboards at raymond james scoreboards at the opposite end zones for bucs and usf games. four other boards are being installed to the left and right mounted on the lower parts of raymond james stadium. fans will see it during a game for the first time on the 26th in the buccaneers third preseason game against the cleveland browns. usf fans will see them in action when the bulls take on towson in the season opener september 3rd. here's impression. >> it's big time. it's big time. that scoreboard is big. but it's nice. you think about it, in the daylight, how colorful it is, -- and good for night games. i thought it was a great addition to what is already a nice stadium. >> get this, all six new video boards measuring, combined total video display in the nfl. that's your morning sports report. enjoy your day. >>> it is 4:50. low-flying helicopters are headed your way. coming up at 5:00 -- why homeowners in tampa shouldn't worry if they see a chopper flying just over their house. >> up next, mourning an icon. >>> good morning. looking pretty good. it is warm and h

i'm here today with brenda berry and raymond jones. the two of you have been together for 16 years, on and off. you have -- each have six children. one together? -berry: four together. four together. and -- and -- -berry: two apart. judge lynn: two apart. uh, but i'm gonna -- i'm gonna start with you, ms. berry. why don't you tell me what's going on in your relationship and why, after all of that time, you seek to end this relationship? berry: well, for one, i do have trust issues with raymond. i, um, i think that, uh, he could be more helpful with our children.

they'll be back on the field at raymond james stadium. we'll talk about the security measures in place as that home game gets underway and some of the new menu options after a multi million dollar renovation wrapped up straight ahead. >>laura: and hard habit to break. your addiction to coffee. new research says there's not much you can do about it. >>laura: welcome to the 7:00 hour of "good day tampa bay." i'm laura moody. >>russell: and i'm russell rhodes. we have a lot ahead but there's a disturbance, thing, storm. we're not sure what to call it. >>lindsay: area of disturbed weather in the tropics. it's an invest. >>russell: what's the technical term? >>lindsay: invest. you've heard us say invest 99l. that means models are running on it because something might develop in the long run. in the short run, this is a mess. didn't look good it does not look good right now. cuba, mountains on the southeastern part of the mountain. combine interaction with the mountains with high behind sheer and a little dry air. that's why the odds of develop

. >> reporter: yeah, it is d-day for raymond "shrimp boy" chow. but he came into the courtroom with a huge smile on his face, then spoke for about an hour and continues to speak this afternoon. he said the court has been prejudiced against him. he says, i feel as if i'm the victim in this case totally dogging his former legal team. but his convictions do carry a minimum life sentence. raymond "shrimp boy" chow the leader or dragon head of chinatown's chee kung tong fraternal association. his conviction in january followed a five-year undercover investigation. an fbi agent pose the as a member of an east he could mafia recording conversations about drugs, guns and political favors, posing as a member of an east coast mafia recording. he was indicted with others in 2014 along with leland yee and political consultant keith jackson. raymond "shrimp boy" chow was convicted of 162 counts including the 2006 murder of his predecessor as dragonhead. conspiracy to murder another rival, racketeering and money laundering. he maintains his innocence. we're wai

>> not bad, leslee, thank you. >>> many fans will get their first looks at the renovations a the raymond james stadium as the bucs host the browns. we got to try out the new food, and yo the new video boards. reps want the fans to have the best experience at the games. >> in all total, 31,000 feet of video space that our fans can experience the excitement when they come to an event, not only our event but all events at raymond james stadium. >> a second round of renovations will take place after the season. the game tonight kicks off at 8:00 a.m. the boards are important, especially in the nosebleeds, others use miss the action. they were like you have a great stadium and i was like, yes, we do, as a matter of fact. >>> talking about concerts and musics, prince fans will soon have their graceland. >> how fans will be able to tour his home studio. you go inside and take a look around in the future. >>> and insults between donald trump and hillary clinton are now intensifying. up next, how donald trump is justifying the insults. you're watching news channel 8 >>> we are back. your vote in

it happened at raymond boulevard and broad street. it appears like the bulk of the rescue operation at this point has concluded. now the priority is just to treat the victims. once again, at least seven injuries reported at this poent. there will be an accident down. the level of damage to that bus on the left hand portion of your screen. an accident investigation will be conducted. one of the things that i'm sure accident investigators will be asking about is whether or not that bus on the right was speeding at this point. again, it would defy logic if that bus wasn't or the other bus was. we're not sure how this accident happened. as we come out, a huge rescue downtown newark. we'll keep you up to date. back over to you. >> just to give people perspective, this is at the tip of military park in newark. it looks like where this accident has happened, broad street running down south through military park and raymond boulevard cutting across it. this is a controlled intersection. there are light there's not there was a traffic violatio

we've got broad street and raymond boulevard here. buses. we're gets reports of five injuries at this point, these are early reports coming in. everybody has been moved off the buss so far. i know jim is in chopper 2 right now. jim, earlier if you could just kind of pan to the right if you can hear me a little here. i know you had some people i guess, there was a mini kind of triage unit that was being -- that was being -- i guess assembled there on the right side. >> yeah, you could see at least one person on the stretcher there in the middle of screen. jim said he saw at least five people being taken off the bus that's on its side and treated there at the scene. but we are being told that all patients have now been taken off those buses. nj transit is also telling people if you usually, you know, ride their service in downtown newark, there are delays and detours because of this accident. this is at raymond boulevard and broad street. >> i don't want to speculate what happened there. you can see this is a significant, significant ground. i

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it should be ending in time for the bucs, they are playing the browns, browns tonight at raymond james stadium. we'll have aer view at 5:15. >>> a mother died after a drunk driver cut her off. nowhe m charg with dui manslaughter. he wants the evidence tossed out. and gloria gomez was in court. di >> reporter: not yet the defense believes they could have gotten the evidence lawfully but they didn't, they say, now they want some of the evidence tossed out. >> five children lost their mother after this man was driving drunk and cut her off the ad. she ed from her truck and died. her children in the car with her >> they areccepted record. now he is back i cnourt trying to get evidence thrown out. >> we need to get on gathering the evidence. some was collected illegally, including a blood sample they got without a warra. but an officer explained they had to. getting an accurate sample was fading every minute that passed by. >> that night was there a difficulty in finding a facility in order to actually ultimately get his blood that regard, yes. >> the defense said they had other faster opti

. >> the intersection of raymond being treated for injuries. at this point, it appears that at least seven people were injured. how many people were aboard the buses is not known at this time. this point, the injured have been removed. the fire department is still on the scene. police, ems, everybody beginning this investigation will probably take quite some time. closing down at this intersection. watching about an hour ago. that will be part of the investigation phase. seven people from our vantage point were treated him put into ambulances. >> before you go, is this near a traffic light? for those of us that do not know the area very well. >> it is right in the heart of what you would call downtown newark. a major intersection. multiple routes on each direction. at this point, it is difficult to completely assess which direction the bus may have been going. an initial oppression is one buses going north to south along broad street. and other vehicle going east to investigation. with this intersection closed down, that will cause a lot of tra

runs raymond james stadium says security is the top concern. what goes for the bucs games goes for all events. the next time you go to a college football game or concert, same rules apply. you're only allowed one small clush style bag and no more than one clear plastic bag. everybody has to go through the metal detector and leave your camera bags at home. >>> more fallout today for u.s. olympic swimmer ryan lochte. in just one day he lost an estimated $1 million in endorsements. four sponsors drop lochte after police say he lied about that armed robbery outside a rio gas station. ralph lauren and gentle hair removal and speedo. speedo will donate $50,000 of his fee to an organization that helps children in brazil. lochte has put it overexaggerating the details of that night. he could also face disciplinary action from the u.s. olympic committee, the international olympic committee, and usa swimming. it's just a matter of time before they come out whether they're going to suspend him or, you know, fine him. we'll see what happens there. >>> well

. >>> and wear taking you to raymond james. >> and this is a twist to a tasty frozen tweet. i'll explain coming up. >>> i'm josh benson. >> and i'm stacie schaible, and we want to go to the traffic and here's our meteorologist we're talking about. we're watching the first tropical storm gaston and invest 99l. the national hurricane center has dropped the development chances to 70%. that's still highly high chances. this is working its way over hispaniola. the national center is displaced to the north a bit. as you head into the next couple of days, you can see most of our forecast models bringing this towards south florida by the end of this weekend and we see a few of the tracks brings it closer to the west of florida and to the gulf and some don't develop it. we'll be watching this very closely still and see if we have any rain out of this system. we'll take a look at the tracking storms over hispaniola. to the north we're seeing a little bit of a circulation. we're facing a lot of wind shear right now and also fairly dry. >> a that's why we have not seen it develop quite

raymond chow's girlfriend called today the beginning not the end. raymond shrimp boy chow's life sentence follows a massive investigation that netted 29 people, including former state senator leland yee. a jury convicted chow on racketeering, conspiracy and murder. the judge said the most-powerful evidence for sentencing included recordings as well as his own declaration he is not going to change. >> raymond changed his life. he's in the changing back. that is an example. >> after released from prison, supporters say he mentors hundreds of teens. >> he made kids want to make better choices. >> but the government and judge said it was overshadowed for a quest for power, one agent testified he gave chou cash for arranging illegal activities. chow thought the money was a sign of respect. >> in my own community, my elders put money in my pocket all the time. >> chow said he had problems with his attorneys and said i'm in the apologizing to the victim. i feel sorry for them because they didn't get the right guy. his girlfriend says he will appeal. >> we'

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this happened at the intersection of raymond boulevard and broad street and newark. numerous firefighters ems, and police all on the scene. widen out to give you a perspective of the activity here at this intersection, it's not known if any other vehicles involved in the accident it will people being removed from the bus it's on its side and frferts standing arranged and do not know if there are still people onboard those buses. the toalings number of injuries are extent of the injuries unknown at this too many but we did see at least two people taken off of the bus that it's on its side. again, intersection of raymond boulevard and broad street in newark that intersection shutdown at this time. with all of the activity you can the injured are being treatedded. so we can see at least five people over in this area being treated for injuries. and the investigation will be continuing once the firefighters have made sure everybody is off those buses. we'll stay on top of this and keep you judgmented although intersection of raymond boulevard serious accident involving tw

raymond chow's girlfriend called today the beginning not the end. raymond shrimp boy chow's life sentence follows a massive investigation that netted 29 people, including former state senator leland yee. a jury convicted chow on racketeering, conspiracy and murder. the judge said the most-powerful evidence for sentencing included recordings as well as his own declaration he is not going to change. >> raymond changed his life. he's in the changing back. that is an example. >> after released from prison, supporters say he mentors hundreds of teens. >> he made kids want to make better choices. >> but the government and judge said it was overshadowed for a quest for power, one agent testified he gave chou cash for arranging illegal activities. chow thought the money was a sign of respect. >> in my own community, my elders put money in my pocket all the time. >> chow said he had problems with his attorneys and said i'm in the apologizing to the victim. i feel sorry for them because they didn't get the right guy. his girlfriend says he will appeal. >> we'

. >> usf's play makers may not have the playmakers has, but new defensive coordinator raymond woody is adjusting to his in gnu option if there's going to be one big difference, it's that this defense will with b faster. >> you see us all buying into that system. >> they think differently. coach woody puts them in the bes position they can with b in. >> reporter: usf has experience on the decemberive line and could start 4 untdz classmen there. along fast than the bulls expected. the revamped defense will have their first test at home against towson. john sable, abc action sports. >>> the rays are back home after an excellent home stand where they went 7-3 with boston. this went scoreless through 5 innings, but in the 6th, mookie brad miller singles to left. that will score evan longoria from 2nd base and we are tied at 1. it stayed that way until the 7th. mikey montouq0 for 30 before this appearance at the plate. how about that? it proved to be the winning run. ed diromero recording his first- ever major league save the rays win it 2-1. we're back >>> overnight forbes, partly cloudy to

that's going to do it for me at raymond james stadium. i'll send it back to you in studio. >>> thank you, jason. now to a bizarre case in montgomery county. man accused of posing as a police officer and preying on prostitutes. today that man was convicted in a case where prosecutors say he actually attacked a woman with a knife. new at 6:00. pat collins talked with the victim and he joins us from outside the courthouse in rockville, pat? >> reporter: he pretended to be a john. then he pretended to be a cop. he ended up stabbing and wounding a prostitute with her own knife. a few minutes ago, by phone, the victim talked about that attack. >> i fought back with him. i wasn't letting him tie me up i fought back and got ahold of my knife. and he shoved me into the share and the knife went into my side. >> reporter: we call her monica, she's a 22-year-old prostitute. for obvious reasons we're concealing her identity. she was stabbed and wounded in this hotel room by a man posing as a cop. that man, 38-year-old larry steele convicted today of t

these are anges made back in 2013 raymond james stadium. that means you will see more screenings for home games and all upcoming events held here at the venue. restrictions on how the items are stored. we're talking about things like your cell phone your keys, wallet and your make up. each fan i say lewd to bng a clea plastic bag n larger than 12 inches. purses are limited to clutches. now there are a lot of new changes to see on the other side of the gate, multi million dollar renovation is over. and t screens are in place. these are four times larger tha. the ribbon screens circl line. the new sound system even inudcl surround sound. 750,000 watts of power. so, you'll find all of these items inside. but, you'll also find some new items on the menu. if you head to concession stand. there's been some there have been some changes. including a new burger on the menu. it is a grilled cheeseburger. this is a burger where instead of your traditional bun, you whiches, serving as the bun. and you're seeing some of that video there on your screen.

. >> raymond johnson was in a dead-end job. he got involved with a project that hires 20% clevelanders. >> if it wasn't for the program, i can't say what i would be doing. it provided an opportunity for me. >> but the state bans local hiring laws. they think the state is trampling on home rule and cleveland's right to share the of dollars of development and weather in this city. and all we ask is a small portion of that come to the benefits of the people we represent. >> similar laws in columbus and akron face elimination too. that that's what we -- that's what we're talking about, the municipalities to make those decisions. it's 20%. i think that's a reasonable amount. >> lawmakers call cleveland's law >> as far as discriminating against residents that are in ohio who just don't happen to live a few feet across the line in this city, i think the rest of ohio and the rest of ohio citizens have a different view of that. >> that's the same legislations that talk about local home rule and in smaller government. >> he's worried abo

. >> devonte booker has been spectacular and kalib raymond will get the returns. keep an eye on him. >> one rookie, undrafted rookie that has a good chance the team. >> pregame 530. >> a couple of minutes. go bet ready. >>> the rockies snapped a fire game rookie outfielder tied a record. rocks belt the rangers and david doll's first single extended his career opening streak to 17 games equaling the mark set by cincinnati's chuck halino in 1941. 3/4 of a century ago. bases loaded in the 80s for carlos gonzalez. he knocks in three with a trevor's story and david doll two of the all time performances by rookies in the same season. so patrick roy out of the avalanche coach. if they hire another all time great, who would it be joe sackic? i doubt it. peter has no interest and raymond is not coach material >>> breaking news tonight from rio. golden girl. simone biles wins the all-around gold medal for the usa and aly raisman takes silver. a dazzling display as america's katie ledecky blows the competition out of the water. phelps versus lochte. one of the greatest rival

. >>> he was convicted of all 162 counts in a murder corruption case, and now raymond "shrimp boy" chow is sentenced to life in prison. i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ted rowlands. a federal judge sentenced chow to two life terms. it's the conclusion to a long federal investigation is and high-profile scandal that also embroiled former state senator leland yee. >> tara moriarty spoke to chow's longtime girlfriend. >> reporter: also we heard from the judge is who calls chow power hungry. chow basically blamed everything on his lawyers. he said is he did not receive a fair trial but in the end the judge was unmoved. raymond "shrimp boy" chow spent more than an hour and a half bashing his previous attorneys, including tony cera. at one point he said, i feel i am the victim in this matter. prosecutors called for the harshest sentence is claiming chow was unremorseful especially during post-trial tv interviews. >> people look at me like i'm the bad person. hey, you know what, you just have to get to know me. >> reporter: today the judge is sentenced the 56-year-old to two life terms in prison. c

. >> fans fills raymond james stadium tonight for the buc's pre-season home on on opener. find out what they think about >> good evening, everybody and welcome. i'm kelly ring. >> and i'm mark wilson. we glad to have you with us on this friday night. first up a fierce storm that rolled through the tampa bay area tonight turned out to be deadly. a 50-year-old woman died trying to take cover from the storm after she was struck by lightning. this i cocoanut >> that woman we are told was homeless. a few of the parkgoers say this is a popular spot for the homeless. with the covered gives them a br from the rain like we are seeing right now, and just a sad reminder of her condition. her few bongs, a bike and a when she died. the sherriff's office says the woman who is 50 years old was struck about 5:30 this afternoon, and when it struck she was talking from one gazebo to another, and before she made it officials say she was struck by lightning. i found a pile of clothing that appears to be charred just stepped away from the gazebo where she was moving and will is also a burn mar

jade yum, city leaders -- raymond james stadium, city leaders sa have had enough. >>> first at 5:00, an update on severe weather in indiana. we learned a dozen people were hurt when several tornadoes ripped through. tens of thousands lost power. the sun's coming up in just a couple of hours there. the mayor in the hard-hit town of kokomo says the damage is substantial. >>> we've got our own concerns around our part, though. >>> we start with ivan and all eyes are on the tropics and how

. >>> the first preseason kickoff of the year at raymond james stadium is an hour away. we have a ie up against the browns. >> reporter: a lot of anticipation here at raymond james stadium tonight. not just because of the fancy new boards and graphics around the stadium, but this is the third preseason game. the most parent one because the starters play the majority of the game, particularly on defense. what can this side of the ball do through an entire half? thoughts. >> we're the ones who have to set the tempo. we have to come out there and hit the ground running. and if bad things happen, be able to rebound and move on from it. we gotta try to stay consistent as much as we can. >> reporter: we can expect the starters to go a little into the third quarter. dan lucas, news channel 8 sports. >>> still used home sharing services and not all had a good experience. >>> the home sharing industry is a multimillion dollar also one rife be allegations of racism. a company with bay area ties is hoping to change that. >> reporter: at this home in wesley chapel, a global start up

channel 3 alyssa raymond explains how the little device wrapped around her ankle led them to her. >> they told me that mary disappeared. i'm freaking out. i'm like you guys need the eight-year-old mary's ankle contains that code. a frequency the richland county sheriff's office has on file along with 30 others. >> that is what we are listening for is that tone. that beep. >> reporter: deputies got mary's frequency and started tracking it. 22 minutes later they found her here about three quarters of a mile from her house just feet from a stream. >> he turned around and yelled out they found her and to bring her back. i ran across the crying. >> reporter: gary keener believed they would still be looking for her if it wasn't for project lifesaver. recovery time using the technology average 30 minutes. >> 22 minutes is unheard of without this instrument. >> reporter: the sheriffs office has been using this technology for six years. now they are looking at adding a new device that sees heat people on it. this is a great program that gives care givers, gives family members definitely a sen

reporting live in canton, alyssa raymond, channel 3 news. >> all right. thank you very much alyssa. >>> the race for president tightening in ohio and nationally. a local hospital doesn't know what happen to the remains of a child who died in their car. chris tye has tonight's 77 seconds at 7:00. >> reporter: antron robinson adds and his wife lost their child six months into the pregnancy. when they tried to plan a burial they hospital couldn't produce the remains until mercy said. >> the remains have been disposed of. >> reporter: they still don't know where the baby's remains are at. the hospital says they deeply regret the occurrence and is working to remedy the situation. >>> it's still a national lead for hillary con the new nbc news survey monkey poll has her up just six. in average the average poll has her up 3.8% but tomorrow it has them tied. as of midnight tonight the alcohol limit on beer has been lifted. at hop whoing frog this has been a dream for over ten years. the 12% cap beer makers hope opens new revenue. suffered a significant knee injur

jade yum, city leaders -- raymond james stadium, city leaders sa have had enough. >>> first at 5:00, an update on severe weather in indiana. we learned a dozen people were hurt when several tornadoes ripped through. tens of thousands lost power. the sun's coming up in just a couple of hours there. the mayor in the hard-hit town of kokomo says the damage is substantial. >>> we've got our own concerns around our part, though. >>> we start with ivan and all eyes are on the tropics and how >> it's not that much. let's talk about that and the local forecast which also has been changed. another round of showers and afternoon rain chances are average rain chances at 40 to 50% with plenty of sun through the early part of the day. yes, we're still watching the tropics here in the upper 70s to around 80 degrees. upper 70s across the interior. doppler radar is quiet widening out the shot. we'll see the north east flow promising the showers yesterday we fly down through the disturbance here. very disorganized hurricane hunter. we'll be in there and talk about that in the next couple of hours as

very light out there. >>> tonight many fans will get their first look at the renovations at raymond james stadium. we took a tour of the new hall of fame club and tried the food concessions there. you have to do that. but the feature everyone is talking about is the new de boxes reps want the -- the bucs' reps want everyone to have the best experience possible. >> a second round of renovations will take place after this season. the game against the browns will kick off at 8:00 p.m. it's nice to see when they put >> the only problem, we didn't get the concessions. >> what's up with that? >>> prince fans will soon have their graceland. >> how fans will be able to tour his home studio coming up in the future. >>> inassaults with donald trump -- insults with donald trump and hillary clinton are now intensifying. how trump is justifying his insults. you're watching news channel 8 >>> your vote in the race for the white house. it's a war of words. clinton accused trump of racism saying he built his prejudice and paranoia. 24 hours before that donald trump called her a bigot. >> reporter: you ar

. >> raymond chow was convicted in january with ordering the killer of a leader of chinatown organization and conspireing to murder another rival. in court, chow spent more than an hour and a half saying he felt like he was a victim in the matter. his girlfriend said he would file an appeal. >>> a hearing is underway for seven people charmed in the murder offed a west oakland -- of a west oakland woman. she was killed shielding two children outside of their home last year. an eighth person is charged with being an accessory. the hearing will determine if there's enough evidence for the defendants to stand trial for murder. >>> the mayor of stockton has been charged with may northing at the youth camp. he's accused of taking part in a game of strip poker with camp pers, serving alcohol and secretly recording conversations with the minors. he had no comment when he was released on bail this afternoon. >>> president obama speaking out against isis. he says it poses a serious threat against russia and poses they need to do more. >> he criticized the russian government for supporting syrian on