in the tampa area.nd it continued to grow. and the result now is our drug treatment systems are taxed to the limits. and our county jails are now becoming taxed to the limits. >> colonel jim, a former secret service agent, runs the two facilities that make up the hillsboro county jail system. located just outside downtown tampa, the jail has a capacity of 3,000 inmates. and four miles away, the orient road jail has room for 1,700. it's also the site of intake, where men and women are processed into the jail. >> line up along the wall here. >> unlike prison, where all the inmates are convicted, the majority of jail inmates have only been charged with the crime and are awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. but these days, many of them first arrive in a similar state. >> we are seeing more and more men and women arrive in our doors in a state of opiate withdrawal. it's not a black or whitish shoe, it's not an old or younger shoe, it's not a rich or poor issue. it crosses all lines. people feel

tampa is the spot. there are a lot of chicks that come from out of down who come here just to dance. when you ask me about my ideal chick, that is her. see, she doesn't have any inhibitions. that's a stripper. that's my stripper. i respect a dancer who's got a mean hustle. some girls just don't have the hustle in them. there's other girls that can hustle. i mean, you can walk in the strip club and they can talk you out of your jeans and your shirt and have you walk to your car in your boxers, you know? >> 205. one man. >> flores isn't likely to meet his ideal woman any time soon. he has been temporarily transferred from state prison to hillsborough county to appeal his sentence in the nearby court. >> flores' case is a 25-year sentence. our policy is is anybody with a 25-year sentence or over gets sent to confinement. while they are running through the court systems we don't want the population to be a training ground for criminals. >> flores received a sentence in part of a deal many which he pled guil

even as far south as here in tampa, debby is causing flooding. tampa bay has overrun its banks putting bay shore boulevard and the surrounding roads under water. a car is submerged in the floods and smoke is rising from an exposed wire underground. power companies are warning people to stay away because the water could become electrified. >> pretty much on pins and needles. >> reporter: john hopes the water will reside and not reach his townhouse. >> high tide is coming in and we're keeping a close eye on it but time will tell. >> reporter: the storm has already claimed one woman's life after a tornado hit highlands county sunday. family members say she was clinging to her baby so hard when the twister struck she broke its ribs. the infant survived. >> i can picture her holding the baby, not letting her go, just to know that my daughter was holding her baby so tight. >> reporter: the storm is expected to make landfall tomorrow. drew levinson, cbs news, tampa. >>> there could be enough storm damage in prince george's county to qualify for federal

for too many in tampa, guilty pleasures go far beyond cigars. as in other big cities, drug abuse has taken its toll here. it leads addicts to commit far more serious crimes. often resulting in extended stays at tampa's hillsborough county jail. >> one behind the other. single file line. hug the wall. >> colonel jim previtera is in charge of all operations and the nearly 3,000 inmates housed in the county's two jail facilities. >> i feel pretty safe in telling you if you went into any given pod here and got every inmate to honestly answer the question of how substance abuse impacted their incarceration, you'd find the numbers staggering. close to seven out of the ten inmates would tell you alcohol, prescription drugs or other controlled substances, they used them on a regular basis or is a direct contributor to their current situation. >> the cycle of committing crime to buy drugs caught up with chad white. he's been a heroin addict for 17 years and spent the last two months here. like most other jail inmates, white has not been convicted of a cr

south of tampa authorities found a woman dead in her home. alabama in orange beach, a 32- year-old man was swept out to sea. >> occurrence or falli>> occurrence were pulling. >> 12 inches of rain fell on tampa this weekend and another two feet could follow. it could be thursday or friday. the storm is still producing heavy rain from panama city to apalachicola and it towards tampa. >> police evacuated a mobile home park in florida. >> it got higher and higher and we started grabbing our stuff. >> in sarasota, an obstacle course. >> all the trees were turned sideways. debris was flying. what's all this makes it feel like debby is building up to something. it is hard to say what and when. anyone who says they know where the storm is going is not telling the truth. >> abc news reporting. >> tough times all over the place. it is concerning in many parts of the country. >> around here we have a slight chance of a few severe thunderstorms, southern maryland towards tidewater, virginia, the northern neck. we are talking the next couple hours. the co

tampa has received an amazing amount of rainfall. we're now up over 9 1/2 inches of rain and most of that was yesterday. now with this line that went through over the last two hours and picked up another 2 inches of rain, we have a new tornado warning to the north of tampa, outside of newport. that's the big concern today. downpours with flash flooding. when we could possibly deal with tornadoes. as far as the forecast track there, i mentioned it's a slow drift. we don't think it's going to intensify. wind will never be an issue with this storm. the biggest threat, a lot of heavy rain, maybe historic rainfall amounts in southern georgia and the panhandle of florida but as far as florida itself is considered the lower part, tornadoes will be the biggest risk. this isn't a big hurricane, a katrina type storm but even these tropical storm with flooding can be bigging big problems. >> thanks for watching that. >>> elsewhere, a fast growing wildfire near colorado springs, colorado, forced evacuation of more than 11,000 residents and touri

even as far south as here in tampa, debby is causing flooding. tampa bay has overrun its banks putting bayshore boulevard and the surrounding roads under water. a car is submerged in the floods. and smoke is rising from an exposed wire undergrounds. power companies are warning people to stay away because the water could become electrified. >> on pins and needles. >> reporter: john hopes the water will subside and not reach his town house. >> i am concerned. high tide is coming in and we are keeping a close eye on it. time will tell. >> reporter: the storm has claimed one woman's life after a tornado hit highlands county, sunday. family members say she was clinging to her baby so hard when the twister struck she broke its ribs. the infant survived. >> i can picture her holding the baby and not letting her go, just to know that my daughter was holding her baby so tight. >> reporter: the storm is expected to make landfall tomorrow. in tampa, drew levinson, wjz eyewitness news. >> our first warning coverage continues with bernadette woods. she has th

. >> although it wasn't a powerful hurricane debbie still packing one heck of a punch in tampa st. pete people are cleaning up damage left behind one man said he saw a twister slice right down this tight alley. >> i saw a wall of water right there, and then, jumps under a car, and kept going that way, when i finally got out from under the car, 10 seconds later, we saw all this, and it was crazy and stuff, debris still floating in the air. >> he wasn't the only one, folks in the neighbourhood thing a tornado was responsible for all this damage one man describing the fa hill year sounds of a twister as -- familiar sounds of a twister as debbiewas unleashed. >> pressure change almost like a rocket attack when i was in afghanistan. >> the strong storm meant a steady stream of heavy rains flooding low lying areas, making roads more suited to boating than cars winds ripping trees from the ground and snapping others into pieces the worst of the wind damage in st. pete beach right there in that alley, two storey building now totally destroyed. governor says he has yet to descythe side on a

althea paul from tampa bay is north of tampa with more. >> there is believed to have been a tornado that touched down in this area behind me. you can look and see a tree that was brought down by those heavy winds. not only downed trees, there are fences that have been blown own. there are parts of roofs ripped off. again, it's not just the wind. they were dealing with some flooding, but the majority of the flooding in pasco county is on the west side of a highway called u.s. 19. in that area there were mobile homes flooded out, streets impassable and some areas evacuated and head to shelters. emergency crews, they are telling people not to go out if they don't have to go out. stay inside. because they do expect that with the storm stalling things are going to get worse the next couple of days. in newport richie, althea paul for cbs news. >>> >> meteorologist from miami says the biggest threat from debby is the rain. >> we'll see the threat for fast moving rain wrapped tornado. we've seen a number of tornadoes across the state during the day on sunday. we'll see the possibility of minor t

down toward tampa approximate. they could see 20 inches of rain by tomorrow. pressure down to 991, there is indications that maybe strengthening and it's only 129- miles to the south of panama city beach. back closer 82 toward dc, easton at 82, we have a couple of showers on the radar, south of town we will take a little closer, lake shore and this may head toward kent island. that would be great news if there is some continuing wildfires down there and then we have maybe a cell of heavier weather in rock hall. this is through the rest of the overnight. we will keep the scattered showers and storms through the forecast. 68, more for tomorrow and maybe another heat wave. we will have to talk about that. that's coming up in a little bit. >> thank you. >> sandusky is now in jail after conviction on dozens of counts of molestation. for many are asking one question, how could his wife have seen and heard nothing and what is in her future? we have that story. >> reporter: she stood by him until he was dragged away in handcuffs after being convicted. dotty shed no te

. >>> there are nearly 500 women incarcerated at the hillsborough county jail in tampa, florida.e housing units. but another portion of the female population lives in cells with far more restrictive conditions. >> this is a lockdown unit. we deal with several types of inmates. we have high profile inmates. we have psych inmates. we have disciplinary. it is an inmate in the news recently because of their charges. >> rosanna dimauro's case is high profile. >> you are helpless. you can't fend for yourself or get a roll of toilet paper when you need it. anything you want done you have to ask to be done for you. dimauro is allowed at of her cell one hour a day. >> we schedule our outside visits. and this is the hour we get to shower. >> it's a chance to socialize with other inmates on the unit who are out at the same time. >> i braid her hair and do her eyebrows. >> i feel good. i feel alive because i have human contact. >> dimauro was arrested seven months earlier for allegedly playing a role in a sadistic murder in tampa. reports say the vim was beaten, stabbed and burned alive. dim

. >> at the hillsborough county jail in tampa, florida, 24-year-old rookie deputy maurice pressey hasrned to deal with the intimidation factor of his job. >> first day by myself, i'd be lying if i didn't tell you i was nervous. it's 72 on one. >> pressey, who is unarmed during his shifts, is the only deputy locked in a housing unit with 72 inmates. most are not convicted, but are in jail awaiting trial for charges including assault, robbery and murder. >> when you tell people what you do, they say, man, i don't see how you do it. 72 people, you know, all walks of life, that done all types of crime. >> at many jails, officers monitor units like this from secured control centers. but at hillsborough county, they spend their shifts on the floor in the open. it's a system known as direct supervision and it has been proven to reduce violence in other problems by allowing deputies to build a rapport with the inmates. >> if you like dealing with people, this is a great place to work. i love dealing with people, that's why my degree is in sociology. >> but pressey and every other deputy in th

gives you the creeps. [ laughter ] ♪ >>> with an average of 361 days of sunshine per year, life in tampaflorida would seem like paradise. but crime knows no geographical bounds. on any given day, the two sprawling facilities that make up tampa's hillsborough county jail system house 3,000 men and women. >> the hands should be on the wall. >> most only stand accused of crime and are awaiting trial. others are serving short sentences of one year or less. they all begin the incarceration in the intake department. but the crimes range from horrific to petty and everything in between. >> i'm very photogenic. >> reporter: deandre barnes was arrested on charges of cocaine and marijuana possession with intent to sell. he plans to plead not guilty. >> who is that? >> my baby mama. >> your baby mama. you got that drama? >> if he seems at ease here that might be because this is his third stay at hillsborough county. barnes is already familiar with the full body scan chairs and facial recognition scanners to look for weapons that may be hidden in body cavities. >> barnes. >> i know you're barnes. go

one of our viewers sent us this video from tampa. her daughter is a medical resident down there and said people were kayaking down bayshore drive and she saw kids tubing down bayshore drive. this is coastal flooding going on. we want to thank andrea young from mclean for forwarding this video. that would be like tube down connecticut avenue, folks. that's a very -- see the kids on the kayak? she said i don't want to see you later tonight in the e.r. it's becoming very impassable as the water really flooded tampa over the weekend. now the worst of it has gone farther north. i'll show you where the heaviest rain is now and what the forecast is for tropical storm debby. let's start locally because it's so nice out. if you haven't been out, we've had a refreshing change in air mass and temperatures are dropping. we are headed for the 50s overnight. that is going to feel fantastic. give that ac a rest because you will need it before the week is over. tuesday and wednesday looking terrific in particular tomorrow looking so sweet. late week

south of tampa authorities fond a woman dead in her home in orange beach, alabama mat waves swept a 32-year-old man out to sea. >> the currents were pulling him so far west he couldn't get there in time. >> reporter: until debby decides where she is going people are more worried about water than wind. 12 inches of rain fell in tampa this weekend another two feet could follow. in pinellas county florida police evacuated a mobile home park. >> it got higher. >> reporter: in sar so roads turned into an obstacle course. >> winds picked up all the trees were turned ways. debris was flying through the air. >> reporter: all of this makes it feel like debby is building up to something hard to say what and when. scott goldberg abc news new york. >>> this thing is drifting not moving we are looking at incoming system that if going to move in and out providing clouds now comfortable but we will be looking at mist and drizzle. i'll explain coming up. >>> nice break for commuters. we'll show you the relief at the gas pump. >>> you think you are too old to try something daring? don't tell this nice

even as far south as tampa, the bride is causing flooding. tampa bay has overrun the banks putting bayshore boulevards and the surrounding roads under water. a car is submerged in the floods and smoke is rising from an exposed wire underground. power companies are warning people to stare way because the water could be coming electrified. john hopes the water will subside and not reach his town house. faugh >> i'm a little concerned with high tide coming in, we're keeping a close eye on it but time will tell. >> the storms and one woman's life after a tornado. family members say that she was clinging to her baby so hard when the twister struck that she broke its ribs. the infant survived. >> i can't picture her holding the baby and not letting her go, just to know that my daughter was holding her baby so tight. >> the storm is expected to make landfall tomorrow. >> all of that flooding caused the state highway patrol to shut down parts of the florida heavily traveled interstate 10 as well. are you a mac or pc user? how could mean paying more f

he was in tampa this afternoon. let's take a look. >> today it was reported in the "washington post" that the companies his firm owned with pioneers in the outsourcing of american jobs to places like china and india. pioneers. let me tell you, tampa, we do not need an outsourcing pioneer in the oval office. weep need a president who will fight for american jobs and fight for american manufacturing. that's what my plan will do. >> and romney's camp responded quickly to the post stories. according to political, romney's spokesperson said this is a fundamentally flawed story thats did not differentiate between domestic outsourcing and versus offshoring. joan walsh, that's a confusing issue. is that going to wash? >> no, it's an intentionally confusing statement and you can see that. the problem for the romney campaign is that the post story was very, very explicit. it is true that outsourcing can be moving jobs out of a company to another firm that does it cheaper in the united states and that does happen but the post

south of tampa, authorities fond a woman dead in her home in orange beach, alabama mat waves swept a2-year-old man out to sea. >> the currents were pulling him so far west he couldn't get there in time. >> reporter: until debby decides where she is going, people are more worried about water than wind. 12 inches of rain fell in tampa this weekend another two feet could follow. in pinellas county, florida police evacuated a mobile home park. >> it got higher. >> reporter: in sar so roads turned into an obstacle course. >> winds picked up all the trees were turned ways. debris was flying through the air. >> reporter: all of this makes it feel like debby is building up to something, hard to say what and when. scott goldberg, abc news, new york. >>> this thing is drifting not moving, we are looking at incoming system that if going to move in and out providing clouds now comfortable but we will be looking at mist and drizzle. i'll explain, coming up. >>> nice break for commuters. we'll show you the relief at the gas pump. >>> you think you are too old to try something daring? don't tell th

. >>> raheem morris was fired as head coach of the tampa bay buccaneers in january, two days after his dismissal interviewed with mike shanahan and bruce allen and left d.c. with an offer which he accepted a week later. so morris is locked down for the season working with the defensive backs. he is fitting in just fine, but morris has a tough task of improving a secondary that produced only 10 interceptions last season. morris is loud and animatedded and so far redskins players like -- animated and so far redskins players are loving it. morris intends to shift his roles to make his defensive backs more versatile and mike shanahan is open to the changes. >> any time you bring in a coach there's always different ideas. rahim has been with four-man fronts most of his career. he brings a lot of ideas from what he's done in the past to what we're doing now. there's always different ideas you toss around. basically we have our same scheme and he does a heck of a job coaching getting the best out of players. >> i love him. he's a guy i've watched from a distance being drafted in atlanta and s

you can see tampa bay. it's broiling in.blem they've had is two days of this constant on shore flow. it just keeps pushing the water. pushing it up inland. that's the problem. you don't debt an out going tide. it all keeps coming in. down here to the right about 400 yards from me, that's where the republican national convention will be held in about two months, the end of august or so and of course, one of the big concerns here, that's the height of hurricane season. what if you get something like this in the pam pa bay area. i just talked to the mayor and he said when tampa bid on the republican convention they figured out the analysis, less than 1% chance that they would have a hurricane in tampa bay the same week they had the convention. he said i don't want to be the major of tampa when that takes place. you can see it's pretty close. they do not want to deal with a hurricane or high water conditions during the convention. >> i know where you. i was there for the florida primary day. you have the crazy wildlife in florid

. >> tampa was hit hard and ap la cha area, the trees down from 20 tornado touchdowns, so, while it is a weaker tropical system, the storms often have a lot of rotation inside and bring down trees of course flooding has been unreal, and it continues down there, and ironically, florida was considered, this part of florida around tampa, where these pictures are coming from is considered to be in almost extreme drought just a few days ago from one extreme to another, and both of them are rough but this one certainly doing a lot of damage, as tropical storm debbie sits and spins just off the west coast of florida. let's get you the latest on tropical storm debbie in the box i am showing you here is a tornado watch for essentially the entire state, you can see where the heaviest of the rain is, right here, that would synch up with the northeastern storm that is pounding that part of florida. national hurricane center as of 5:00 p.m., winds of 45 miles an hour the big problem, it is just not moving, very weak, so it is drifting around northeast at 5 miles an hour, close enough to get some of

petersburg just across tampa. we talked to some people over there who were experiencing the same thing. >> you see the water marks. the water was up this high on the doors. everything was walkway in the center. everything was stacked up on the sides. it started to collapse down on itself. >> reporter: so now, clearly, you've had rain water flooding. that's been significant. you've had tidal flooding from here in tampa bay all the way north around the big bend of florida, cedar key, crystal river south of tallahassee, all the way around almost as far as panama city. that's been serious as well as tornadoes and as well as the water spout. we've seen just about everything from this very, very slow moving system. brooke. >> what about the mayor? how concerned is he? what is the plan? >> reporter: we talked to the mayor about the fact they've fwot to cgot the convention. about 400 yard s the convention center and the forum. he said when we bid for the republican national convention, we factored in, did an analysis, wha

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great year for tampa bay. his 11th of the season.4-2, their seventh victory against their cross state rival. nadal was going for a record seventh french title. his opponent was trying to become the first man to win four straight majors. rafa cannot wait to get started. nadal comes to the net. look at this pretty backhand drop shot. nadal takes the first set 6-4. rafa will be the aggressor, coming to the net. that is pretty. it was 3-3 in the second set. crosscourt winner. nadal led 5-3 in the second. then the first of two grain delays. a second delay in the fourth set postponed the match until tomorrow. euro 2012, italy versus spain. just getting a handle. he scores giving italy a 1-0 lead. four minutes later, spain answers. great ball movement. highs it up 1-1. most teams -- ties it up 1-1. stay with us, j >> tomorrow, a warm and humid day. it cools down a bit by the middle of the week. >> thank you. that is it for a 11 news at 6:00 p.m. we will see you back here at 11:00 p.m. >> this is a wbal tv editorial from president and genera

this is bay shore boulevard in tampa, can you believe this? you're already seeing incredible amounts of rain, you could see ten inches plus as the storm continues to move. right now it's not moving much at all and that's going to continue to bring heavy rain over the same areas for days. tornado watch in effect for the west coast of florida, including tampa. the good news is, we don't have any tornado warnings, oh, i spoke too soon. just southeast of tampa, tornado warning that just popped up. tornado watch until 8 p.m. local time and here is the track, harris, it's a blob. we really don't have confidence in this as you can see, really, anywhere from east of new orleans to the florida panhandle and this thing could sit and spin and spin for days. and of course, tropical storm alison back in 2001. in texas, billions in damages, and a tropical storm, dozens of deaths and just incredible damage. so, i can't stress enough, even if this does remain a tropical storm, we're dealing with something pretty ferocious over the next couple of days. >> harr

both score. 3-0 tampa bay lead. they get more in that inning. hideki matsui gets a home run to deep right. schenn gets five runs in the first inning and didn't allow more. but that was more than enough for the rays because o's hitters had a hard time against rays starter david price. seven shutout innings had jones in one of the five strikeouts. o's failed to score in a game. they're shut out 5-0. the slumping o's lost nine of the last eleven games and fall to 2nd place behind the rays. game two of the series tomorrow. this is a reminder on masn tomorrow first pitch at 4:00. brian mattis is the o's scheduled starter. something never done. he throws a no-hitter. david freese. strikes out and 8-0 history making victory. quite an accomplishment when you consider santana sat out all of last season after shoulder surgery. it's the third no hitter pitch in the majors this season. the regional play in the baseball regionals at the university of virginia but when it rains at a college game, major difference. in college, the players are also the grounds

the orioles loss to tampa bay. a home run. 1-0 orioles. tampa that ties it.dam jones tries to get b.j. upton going to third. jake arrieta not there to back it up. 2-1 tampa. four arrieta walked tw batters. the orioles will play the red sox tomorrow. the ravens playing some softball. lardarius webb throughout the first ball and signing some autographs. he was the man behind this baby. joe flacco played some baseball. nice throw. ray rice on hand. still in contract talks. third minicamp for the ravens tomorrow. miami loses to boston in the nba playoffs. >> 60 degrees on tv hill. >> day 3 after the tornadoes hit and there still a lot of damage and cleanup. >> a local gym >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everyone. welcome back to 11 news today. i am lisa robinson. >> i am mindy basara. >> the send out a budget teams to look to the damage field and to see if it was a tornado or . an active night on friday night. we have some rain last night but none of that was severe. rain is gone this morning. temperatures are starti

. >>> well, if you're watching us on wfla tv news channel 8, tampa florida, uncover 200 years of terrorican soil as spice, trait tors, and saboteurs. fear and freedom in america at the tampa bay history center. >>> thanks for getting into character, bill. i appreciate that. >>> here's an early look at the headlines. this summer, hollywood's not really sure who's going to win. bill and i will decide. catapulted by a ton of advance hype and promotion but weighed down with an "r" rating that will limit its younger audience prometheus. it's originally planned as the prequel. it's its own film. it's expected to open with $50 million. far on the other side of the movie spectrum stands the animated family comedy, "madagascar 3, europe's most wanted." it's expected to earn in the $50 million range but its advantages are there hasn't been a family film out for quite some time. it's playing in 900 more theaters than premooet yus. >> prometheus wins. >> madagascar. kids are out of school. >> breakfast monday. >> okay. >>> this comes to us from virginia where the first lady briefly stepped down fro

we showed you impressive video out of tampa.here's the storm here moving northeast at 13 miles per hour. pressure 1002. we are getting images. we have an abc viewer sending us impressive photos showing kicked up surf and coastal flooding. they'll deal with this storm over the next several days. debby track is slow moving from mississippi towards panama city beach, tallahassee. this is going to produce double- digit rainfall and winds 70 miles per hour before it weakens towards a tropical depression status. our weather tonight and tomorrow spotty showers. we'll wake up to a temperature of 80 degrees. tomorrow there could be a gusty shower or storm east of town. temperatures in the 80s. beautiful tuesday. temperatures falling back to around 80 degrees. forecast for the rest of your evening into the 80s. mostly cloudy skies. spotty showers start to fire up as we head into overnight. 68 degrees. better shot of storms come in tomorrow. two degree guarantee 84 degrees. seven-day forecast. breezy, nice on tuesday. 80 degrees. that's be

if you're watching us on wfla tv news channel 8, tampa florida. uncover 200 years of terror on american soil as spy, traders, and sabateurs. go to the tampa bay history center. >> thank you for getting into character. here's an early look at headlines. for the very first time this summer season at the box office, hollywood isn't sure who will win. a ton of advance hype and promotion but weighed down with an r rate that go will limit its younger office, it's the sci-fi spooker prometheus. it's state of the art special effects. originally planned as the prequel from the "alien" series. it's its own film. it's expected to open at $50 million. far on the other side is "madagascar 3" europe's most wanted. it's supposed to be in the $50 million range. the advantages are it's a family film. >> pro mooet yus wins. >> madagascar. >> breakfast monday. >> okay. this comes to us from virginia where the first lady briefly stepped down from her healthy eating platform to do something very sweet for the president and her family. so here's what she did. on her wa

rodriguez laid down a sacrifice bunt. 3-0, tampa/ we are still in the first. the game is completely out of reach. the orioles get shut out. new yorkers will tell you that you can find anything and everything in new york. before tonight, you could not find a no-hitter in the new york mets history. no hits, 5 walks, an amazing accomplishment. ravens rookies have one more week before all of the veterans show up. while the ravens are selling in, -- settling in, so does the rest of the nfl. he regrets ever promising are predicting the jets would win a super bowl. something they have not done in his first three seasons with the jets. the highlights we are about to show you might destroy anyone with a delicate stomach. at the french open, won the match took it very seriously. forecourts -- far court, this had been going on for quite awhile. second sets, rally lasted 38 shots. it just keeps going on and on. these guys are putting in everything into every shot. it is an exhausting to sit the least. he will eventually win the point. coming up right here with the overhan

the tampa area, over a foot of rain in some spots. that is leading to widespread very severe flooding here. and will only continue as we head through the day. now, we are expecting landfall late tonight, early tomorrow morning in the apalachicola area there. this storm, slowly northeastward. moves out to sea through midweek. paula and john. back to you. >> all right. >> looks like that fatality death, the toll, went up to two. they were searching for a swimmer off the coast of orange beach, alabama. called off the search. he apparently got caught in the dangerous surf, sunday. tried. he was 125 yards off the beach. >> and everybody wants to go to the beach to watch, an impressive show. please, don't go in. >> and a child was found sunday, in a home in florida, that child is being treated at the hospital. but evacuation shelters are open for residents. and just be safe. >> absolutely. >> try to stay away from the water. get some place safe. >> let's talk about the monday forecast. severe storms on the east coast, hail and gusty winds a

there is the tampa area that had that flooding. here is what is left. all of this cloudiness is continuing to stay well to our south. with the track that we have, it will continue to move well to our east and not be any thread for us here in washington. 72 now, but the sun spots are really below that -- some spots are below that. another cool morning tomorrow morning. in july, because guess what is coming our way? we will see perhaps records over the weekend. we will show you some of the incredible weather out west. i will join you in a few minutes. >> we will see you then. tonight, facebook makes a new foe pop. seven is on your side with the reason a lot of users are upset. >> and it is official, what fans have been waiting for. a college football playoff. i break it down when abc 7 news >> the tide rolled at college football's national championship. it changes our way -- under way. tonight is official. college football is getting a playoff that will replace the much-rock -- much-maligned championship series. tim brand is here to break down these chang

score for tampa bay. 2-1 rays and 8-4 victory. one game behind tampa bay. be off tomorrow before three on tuesday. didn't help matters any at all. >> the walks are what hurt me today. >> meantime, from dover. 400 miles of target hunting for some atop the monster mile, but it was runner-up kevin harbig with the wins. tiger woods looking like the tiger of old. rally. 18th place. jack nicolas's classic. known as the number one golfer and second event this year. owning 73 wins with samuel. jackson. across the atlantic. sprint open. smashing forehand winner down the line. matches with david. meantime, shorty, known to fight back. in a five set affair. the victory over andre. samantha took over stephens. very important score. miami heat, boston celtics. two games to one. if they win, they'll be one if they win, they'll be one from elimination in boston. ,,,, [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? upgrade to verizon fios tv, internet and phone for just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years with a two-year agreeme

he gave up four runs, just after he pitched so well in tampa. boston started clay buchholz.complete game shut out. the os finish the road trip with a 7-0 loss. they are tied with tampa bay for first place. saturday, masn at 4:00. football season never ends. the ravens were on the field wrapping up another week of voluntary off-season work outs. because they're voluntary, most veteran players don't bother. joe flacco has been on hand because he's supposed. the coach went out of his way to praise flacco's leadership and his development. >> it's been impressive fundamentally. throwing the ball very well. everything he's done hard work wise is really showing up in these practices. >> they'll reconvene for their first mandatory sessions. counting down to a run at horse racing history. this is i'll have another working out at belmont park after winning the kentucky derby. his horse has a good appetite. no matter your betting interest, everyone would love to see history come saturday. >>> coming up, it's the,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, [ male announcer ] one taste of the new mccafé cherry berr

entire neighborhoods submerged in tampa. residents bracing for more. >> a big day for the board of visitors at the university of virginia. >> its expected to take up the possible reinstatement of ousted president teresa sullivan. john gonzalez is following the story from falls church. >> she is not expected to attend a public meeting at 3:00 this afternoon on campus, a meeting that could get her job back after the most was two weeks that included of an ultimatum by the governor. >> reinstate teresa sullivan. >> hundreds, if not thousands of students, faculty, and alumni will descend on campus again afts -- as the fate of teresa sullivan is decided. >> i have never heard anyone say anything negative about teresa sullivan. >> putting the first female president back in power would take a majority vote. she was asked to resign after her unwillingness to agree to budget cuts. the 62-year-old has received an enormous amount of support. >> this action by the board was ill-conceived, poorly executed and thus far poorly explained. >>

tampa won 8-4, taking two of the three game series.merican east standing. >>> tiger woods back. he got a victory in ohio over the weekend. he rallied from four shots down to win his 73rd victory as a professional golfer. he is just behind all time leader sam sneed. there's tiger and jack there. look another ohiowet -- look at the ohio weather. >> here we were worried about what happened on friday was going to happen here again. >> we're watching the same spinning and sending cycles of rain through you the region. >>> don talked about yesterday afternoon. this is backing it up to roughly yesterday about 8 o'clock or so in the evening. we had a veer -- series of storms there rolled through here that triggered severe thunderstorm warnings. they all started to be lifted at 9:00 or 10:00. here is pictures from hartford county and some damage there. there is around bel air road around jones junction. cars have been reported to have damage up that way. in baltimore county around towson we've started the see some of the same problems. mostly t

now it seems to be tracking along the tampa bay area. in tiara verde right at the mouth of the golf. seas have been 12 to 15 feet high. we've had a lot of flooding around the area, a couple of small tornadoes causing some damage. we had some fatality coming from that. so it's been -- it's just a tough, tough week end. a lot of flooding and a lot of the areas here in states petersburg to tampa itself. bayshore boulevard is completely washed out and even an area i live in over in st. pete, we have roads there turned into rivers. a lot of situations with a lot of drivers in the area here because a lot of the roads go up against canals and the canals and streets have combined and a lot of people have fallen over into those canals. so bad situation here. we're in a dry spell right now but more rain yet to come. still the problem isn't over with here with debbie. >> i hear 600 or so rigs in the gulf, starting to evacuate them. this is serious stuff. be safe out there, yourng man. it's a dangerous place to be as the water gets higher. thanks tr

the nationals are back in action tonight against the tampa bay raise. correct 73 degrees right now. >> questions surrounding the shooting of a 15-year-old boy in howard county. >> from council chambers to a courtroom. we will have the latest on the prince george's county council woman accused of going more than 100 miles an hour on the beltway. >> a heat advisory will take effect later today. i will let you know how hot it >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> straight ahead, a scorching start this summer. take precautions as we deal with some of the hottest weather we have seen so far this year. good morning, washington. it's wednesday, june 20. i am steve chenevey. >> i am cynne simpson. traffic and weather every ten minutes. lisa baden. >> 66 westbound at nutley street has lingering road work. eastbound looks good. 95 virginia northbound out of dumfries, through dale city, there was a minor crash that has been moved to the rest area so stay the course. in maryland there was police activity on 50 out of cheverly but the lanes are open to get into a

tampa bay picked up a series sweep. >> in what might be his final olympics, michael phelps trying to break his own record. if he qualifies for all of them, plus three relays, phelps could bring home ten olympic metals. the nba finals continue for game four. it's the second of three games in florida. the heat taking care of home field advantage to lead the series two games to one. kevin durant in oklahoma city thunder struggled offensive. now they face one of the most important games of their entire season. that's because no team has ever come back from a 3-1 deficit to win the nba finals. okay, have to put sunday's loss behind them. >> i miss a 3, went in and out. i missed a shot going to the rim. but you know, i'm going to shoot it until my arms fall off. that's what i do. i don't care if i miss it or make it. >> remember that video that went viral last week after a win in toronto? reporter asked a 19-year-old if he would have a beer since he can legally drink in canada. his response, that's a clown question, bro. today, senator harry reid tried his own harper impression. >> i don't