most of the outages in man tee county south of tampa. gary mcgrady helping us track this storm, gary, any chance that the renmant of this now tropical depression, could they impact us here sometime later in the week. >> i think the only impact we'll get is rough seas along the beaches from the marylander beaches, maybe the jersey shore, i mean it, will stay off shore a long way. but let me say something, too there is was a complete this satellite picture right here goes back to this morning. and nothing about this looks like it is a tropical storm. the hurricane sent her to issue advisory on tropical depression, by 8:00 had to issue advisory, oh, oh, the depression now become tropical storm emily, just off shore tampa. this is the current radar imagery. and basically, tampa, was already getting into some clear skies this afternoon. heavy rains through florida, and that will continue. but just last hour, at 5:00, downgraded, again, to a tropical depression, winds are 35 miles per hour. pretty much right now, just due east of tampa, south

it's the worst of it around tampa bay, around orlando is out of there. down towards southern florida still dealing with more on the rain of rain fall as we move this storm out to see. now, it will make its way up the coast, we'll have much more coming up on that. looking at those temperatures of 91 degrees in the city. 86 in richmond, next couple of days, well, a little bit of a heat wave moving in. humidity not too high, that's some good news we'll see a few storm chances this week, too. and the latest on that track, as well. coming up in just a few minutes. >> all right. doug, you've got it. >> more gunshots in dc, the violence began over the weekend and it's spreading now into the work week. i want to show you a m shootings. this incident happened just saturday. we just added 37 place in southeast. news 4 derrick ward is live there tonight. derrick, what happened there? >> reporter: well, i'll tell you what, we're at the scene of one of the more serious shooters over the weekend, double shooting here on kansas avenue left one person and another in gra

tampa is really the spot. there are a lot of chicks that come from all over out of town 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 anybody with a 20-year sentence or over gets sent to confinement. while they are running through the court systems, we don't want our general population to be a training ground for criminals. >> flores received a sentence in part of a deal many whi

we're all here trying to have a good time, and stuff like that just not cool. >> reporter: in tampa.elly cowen fox news >>> cassette tapes are making a come back in the music industry, jay-z's new album 444 is heading to cassette. a limited edition tape is available through virginia records, the cassette cost you 9 bucks. good luck trying to find a cassette player >> i have one. >> you might be the only one >> me and i think the long island medium. she has one. just saying, do you own a cassette player, kathy orr? do you have a cassette player like an eight track? >> an eight track? if we're going to go on the way back machine, let's go way, way back. i don't know what you're talking about. >> exactly. >> gosh. >> just kidding >> what's you got on tap >> we're talking about a pretty nice night out there. crack the windows and let that fresh air in. it's will beautiful night. temperature is 73. due point 56. that air is bone dry. we have a northwesterly wind and that's the reason why ultimate doppler showing not a cloud in the sky, temperatures pretty comfortable. 66 in pottstown, 68

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 roughly 3,000 men and women. >> your 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 their incarceration in the jail's intake department. but the crimes they're associated with range from horrific to petty and everything in between. >> i'm very photogenic. >> deandre barnes was just arrested on charges of cocaine and marijuana possession with intent to sell. he plans to plead not guilty. >> melissa, who was that? >> my baby mama. >> your baby mama. you got that drama? >> if he seems at ease here, it might be because this is barnes' third stay at hillsborough county. >> slide all the way back. >> barnes is already familiar with the full-body scan chairs and facial scanners used to detect weapons or

. >> 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

regina herbert from tampa. she is a small business owner. she was diagnosed with stage 2-b breast cancer at the age of 57. she, too, told me that the a.c.a. saved her life. without the a.c.a., she would not have received health insurance because her cancer is considered a preexisting condition. 57 years old. preexisting condition. stage 2 breast cancer. she had obtained health insurance through the a.c.a. two surgeries. months of chemo and radiation. she told me that if her cancer comes back and she doesn't have insurance, then she's going to have to choose between going bankrupt, not to what she's doing now, which she's got a small business. she's paying taxes. she's contributing to society. what's her other choice? the other choice is to give up. you take away her insurance, that's her choice. bankrupt or giving up. i don't think we want to put americans in that position. and the senate health care bill allows states -- it allows states to waive the essential health benefits, that dozen that i talked about that are listed, like those neede

problem of walking the thin line of parole better than one we met at the hillsboro county jail in tampa, florida. his name is vilester jones. >> when we first entered one of the jail's open dorm housing units we noticed a guy, somewhat intimidating, very large, working out on the yard. at the same time, one of the inmates was telling us that we needed to interview their jail's resident poet. and it actually turned out to be the same guy. >> lock them up, throw away the key. prisons are being built faster and further than the eye can see. they're being constructed to house you, and me and all our families. there's nothing more than modern-day slavery. lock them up, throw away the key. home of the brave, land of the free, while millions of americans locked up in the penitentiary. if you're so brave and you're so wild, why can't you relate to the juveniles. fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers, children, cousins, in-law friends, wake up you sleeping fools, you're headed for the pen. then it would be too late. everyone will see that they have safely locked us up anthre away the key. thanks a

brush like a pro. >> now back to "strange inheritance." >> it's 2015 in tampa, florida.his beloved friend, jack kuster. it turns out that they could be worth a million dollars -- but to get the highest price at auction, he'd have to split them up. as the offers come in, juan carlos thinks it over -- thinks about the money and about dearly departed jack. his decision? >> i'm in no position to destroy this phenomenal legacy that my dear friend jack left to me. i want to keep it intact. >> but if he won't sell, will the money be there tomorrow? or will it fade away like those golden-era screen stars jack adored? you know, ten years from now, some of these autographs won't be as relevant as they are right now. timing is really an issue. will he ever feel like he missed an opportunity? >> i don't know. it's something that i've actually thought about quite a bit. >> i'm gonna keep it safe and in great condition, as it was left to me. maybe in the future, i might change my mind. i don't know, but for the time being, i like to keep it close and admire it. every time i see one si

. >> i think he'll come to the tampa area. a lot of his friends are in tampa. i'm in tampa. his kids are here. >> reporter: he's no stranger to the sunshine state. he lived here for about ten years spending a lot of time on the links but his attorney wouldn't comment. >> mr. simpson has plenty of options. >> reporter: in order to qualify would first have to establish that he has a support system in the area wherever o.j. ends up he'll have a nice cushion. his nfl pension has been growing in an account and there's a retirement account with the screen actors guild that could be worth millions. victor oquendo, abc news, st. petersburg, florida. >> o.j.'s parole hearing opened old wounds for the family of nicole brown simpson. >> her younger sister tanya watching yesterday's decision on tv says it brought back a rush of memories from 1994 when she was in the courtroom for o.j.'s acquittal in her sister's murder. >> when i saw him today and i experienced those -- the physical reactions of the sweaty hands and just kind of -- i was breathing my way through it and, you know, but th

this was a surprise to those people in parts of tampa area. of course, we'll have much more on this so you can go to our web site, aswe track that storm for you right now. it is going to be moving off our coastline. what are we going to be seeing. right now not much in the way of clouds most of the east coast, down south you can see the clouds and storm down around the tampa area. it is moving inland already into the center portion of the state right in here. you can see a little curvature there. now one other threat, you couldn't see an isolated tornados with this. that's something to watch. as this move out. it will move out to see and eventually off the coast. right now it's tropical depression, winds at 35 miles an hour, moving east northeast, across florida, so more heavy rain as we make our way through the over night. by wednesday, it's just south of the gate cape hatteras and moving out to see fairly quickly. any impact for us, minimal, not a very strong storm. so even rip current threat will be fairly low from this. it is something we'

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his son lives in tampa and was spotted yesterday outside a walmart in tampa. >> yesterday, he met with family and friends who told us he wants to travel. >> we're going to do a road trip. he wants to visit all the people that died while he was in prison. >> he wants to visit nicole's grave. >> o.j. may not see any profit from new projects. simpson lost a $33.5 million civil judgment to the families of ron goldman and exwife nicole brown simpson. he still owes him. his nfl pay can't be touched though. >> he's going to have to walk on eggshells the rest of >>> dance moms star abby lee miller is on day ten of her 366 day prison sentence. but in a new special, she got emotional and said she's actually afraid for her life. >> i made lots of mistakes. i probably won't survive. >> i read in other places you're afraid of physical abuse. >> it's definitely something i'm terrified of, yes. >> she sat down for a two-hour abby tells all exclusive. she hired a consultant to prepare, and she alludes to the kind of coaching she's received. >> what are you scared of? >> i've been told not to talk abou

a neighborhood near tampa, florida right now just trying to recover after this. you see homes collapsing there in the wink of a massive sinkhole. it ended up swallowing two homes in tampa and left five others dangerously close to the edge. those five families living there will be allowed back today for a very short time to retrieve whatever they can. it is uncertain whether they will ever be able to occupy those homes again. we're in land o'lakes, florida. >> reporter: this morning the terrifying sinkhole that swallowed two homes near tampa -- >> it's literally eating the house completely. >> reporter: -- has a community in shock. fortunately they say it hasn't gotten bigger in the last day and a half. residents breathing a sigh of relief but still nervous. >> in our minds and hearts, it is not 100% guaranteed. >> reporter: this morning two homes are gone, destroyed. five others on the edge of the sinkhole remain under mandatory evacuation. authorities say those residents can go back today just to recover some belongings. this sinkhole is massive. 225 feet in dia

drive from philadelphia to dc or go to tampa bay and visit the raise. or watch titanic or gandhi. >> we stadium walked back and made it back by the third inning. >> i wonder what they will do tonight because there is a chance of a storm off in the distance. >> the bottom line is the team wants to win. they are number one and the responsibility is taking care of the team. dusty beeker and the team can't be making decisions based on the cover of the fans. >> true, but if i had tickets i would be upset. >> i would be very upset. >>> coming up at 6:00 a house fit for a hero, we are there as a wounded warrior gets the keys to his new home. >>> next a couple of cops on a patrol stop to help a patriot's lawn on independence day. >>> the story that has been shared hundreds of times on social media. two police officers being recognized for what they did for a disabled navy veteran while on patrol they came across robert upshaw struggling to mow his lawn. >> it can take days for robert upshaw to mow his lawn after serving in the navy he lost both of his legs due

it's not just the group of four families that i assembled in my tampa office last week, but it's also just walking down the street, in an airport, going into a public building, constantly folks are walking up to me and saying, please don't let them take away my health care. t just this past week, i was in -- it shall remain nameless -- s republican senator state and happened in the airport there is my colleague, the republican senator, in that other state other than mine, and the travelers, the constituents inal of that senator, constantly walking up to that republican senator and begging, please, don't take away my health care. and what we have seen in this republican bill, it takes away health insurance from millions of americans. that is not my conclusion. that is the conclusion of the congressional budget office. it also cuts back, according toi cbo, some $800 billion over a decade out of medicaid, and it allows insurance companies to hike rates for older americans. under the bill, 22 million people would lose their insurance by 2026. over 2 million of these folks are in florida.

. >> he will come to the tampa area. a lot of his friends are in tampa. his kids are here. >> a dispute of that on "good morning america," saying he will live elsewhere in florida, refusing to say exactly what his plans are. >> he wants to visit all of the people that died while he was imprisoned, pay his respects. he was to visit his daughter's grave. he wants to visit nicole's grave. >> the 1994 murder of nicole brown and her friend ronald goldman in which o.j. simpson was famously acquitted did not factor into the decision. >> we will do what we have been doing and continue to try to go forward and make the best of a bad situation. >> the goldman and brown families are still trying to collect on the $33 million settlement they wil were granted in a civil suit. they have no access to the nfl pension system get each month because it is protected. adrianna: molly cochran here. we often look to the weekend for relief from the work week, but weather-wise, this weekend is not going to do it for us. molly: definitely not.we're still tracking the heat and humi

. >> i think he'll come to the tampa area. a lost of his friends are in tampa and his kids are here. but they disputed that on "good morning america." saying that he plans to live elsewhere. refusing to share the plans beyond this. >> he wants to visit all the people that died while he was in prison and pay his respects and wants to visit his daughter's grave and visit nicole's grave. >> the 1994 murder of simpson's ex-wife nicole brown, for which simpson was infamously acquitted. >> i was expecting him to be paroled, yes. we'll continue and trench forward and make the best of a bad situation. >> the goldman and brown situation are trying to collect on the $33 million settlement they were granted in the settlement of the civil lawsuit. they have no claim on the nfl pension. that is protected. >>> the trump administration is planning to ban americans from traveling to north korea following the death of otto warmbier. the college student died after falling into a coma in a north korean prison. it would make it illegal for anyone

theythe tampa bay rays, chimed in with a radar picture, saying currently playing baseball.ey have a dome, so that's not fair. eventually the game started. nats up freddie freeman delivers with an r.b.i. double off of gio gonzalez, so the braves lead right now 2-1 in the fourth. washington has reportedly received otto porter's $106 million offer sheet from brooklyn. the was as are expected to match that offer, but they will take their time. a sign and trade remains an option until porter signs that she. nancy: tampa bay, you can just -- erin: cjilhill a little bit. alison: when will the rain go away? steve: it will be gone for good tomorrow night, but between now and then, scattered showers. the game should be ok tonight at nats park, if anyone is going. erin: steve: 88 saturday, lower humidity sunday. always a good time to download the stormwatch 7 weather app. it may come in handy. erin: you can get some good seats for the game. nancy: if you leave right now. the moment you could put this iyourselfment. in the driver's seat of a new mercedes-benz. come to mgm national harb

not the case down in tampa. what's going on down there coming up in a minute let's worry about our monday forecast for us mid to upper 80s. new tropical depression that's bringing heavy rain to tampa. that's all. >> our week looks good. i like when it things look good on a monday for the rest of the week, right. >> yup. >> thanks tuck. >> check in with caitlin and get a look at the roads. >> good morning. let's start off with look at the drive times here. starting to see that congestion build as we get past 8:00 a.m. hour. 95 dale city to the beltway in virginia 25 minutes there. moderate volume as well if you are on 395 from the beltway to the 14th street bridge. going through arlington. 66 prince william parkway to the beltway 40 minutes there. normal congestion that will slow you down on 66. and the outer loop knife to 39515 minutes on that short stretch there. 270 looks good this morning he is knife to the 270 spur 28 minutes there in this part of maryland that's very heavy of course on the outer loop. then

a lot of his friends are in tampa. i'm in tampa.ere. >> reporter: he lived here for about ten years soaking in the sun and a lot of time on the links but so far his attorney not commenting on where he will head once he's released from lovelock correctional center. >> mr. simpson has plenty of option, okay, he has plenty of options. >> reporter: authorized to qualify for a transfer he has to establish he has a support system in the area. the florida department of corrections saying as is the case with any offender who transfers under this routine procedure he will be assigned to a florida probation officer and will be supervised in accordance with the conditions of his proehl. his youngest son justin was spotted going to the gym. he had nothing to say about his father's parole. father and son not on speaking territories. justin and his sister sydney were raised from south florida after his father's acquittal on murder for their father. he had trouble laying low. during a blowup can his ex-girlfriend simpson called 911 himself. >> we

lead run scored by tampa bay pitcher jacob feria. they padded it.cranks the pitch over the right field fence. the as avoid the sweep with the 7-2 win. he's won three in a row. he's 6-4. >>> the spot in the semifinals at stake tonight in the concacaf gold cup. u.s. taking on el salvador in philadelphia. u.s. was dominant. michael bradley hits a free kick toward the goal. omar gonzalez heads it in to the el salvador net. things got ugly. el salvador's romero getting physical with jozy altidore. then he turns it up a notch and takes a bite out of altidore's shoulder. romero wasn't penalized but could be later. u.s. won 2-0 and will meet costa rica in the semifinals saturday in texas. >>> earthquakes in action tonight against the red bulls and the only city where you can see this. the bulls put on a full court scoring press in the later minutes of the game. daniel royer had just scored a minute earlier for new york. he controlled the ball and hit the san jose net again. new york wins in a 5-1 route. the most goals the quakes have given up this year. >>>

the coast guard rescuing two brothers clinging to a navigation light in tampa bay. their fishing boat striking the st storm. in bradenton, a race to find foster homes for rescue animals. >> a lot of rain, real fast. dead flat property and the sump pump stopped working so we're trying to catch up. >> reporter: this tractor trailer losing control while driving on slick roads in tampa, dangling over a highway overpass. part of a hotel roof ripped off in ft. mie myers beach. david, much of south-central florida under flood watch tonight. >> we know many parts of the area were hit with a half foot of rain. where is emily now, and where is she headed? >> reporter: right now, you can just see. there is strong winds here at the gulf coast, but i want to you look at this map because emily is over central party. eastern parts of the state will get some rain tonight, and then it just rushes off tomorrow morning. the rest of the east coast should be just fine, david. >> gio benitez with us live from florida tonight. thank you. >>> next tonight here, to three sheriffs deputies a

to singapore to seoul to lax to tpa, tampa.leasantly surprised at how smoothly the process has gone. i experienced no problems anywhere. >> it's been pretty good getting here to america from australia. it was a bit scary coming through border protection, but i think we expect that these days with the way things are and travel bans and banned items, things like that. >> reporter: he says he did experience long lines and some customs agents that might have been a little bit friendlier, but that's the worst of it, travel is on and alex, we're so far off to a good start. >> glad to here but telisa's travel plans, wow, good heavens. scott, we'll check in again and see how things are in los angeles. that's a wrap for me. thanks for watching. i'll look forward to seeing you at the top of the hour, 1:00 p.m. eastern. next, velshi and ruhle with a look at minimum wage. oose what't for you. woah. flo and jamie here to see hqx. flo and jamie request entry. slovakia. triceratops. tapioca. racquetball. staccato. me llamo jamie. pumpernickel

. >>> the tampa bay rays beat the a's, 3-2. that snapped the winning streak. the rays took the lead in the fourth. then chris davis hit his 26th home run of the year. that put the game at 2-1. then the tampa bay rays answered with a home run of their own from kevin lein gloria. the same teams tonight. the first pitch is at 7:05 pm. >>> one of the teams that will likely challenge the warriors next season is now for sale. you can now by the houston rockets. yesterday's unexpected announcement comes less than two weeks after the rockets signed james harden to the biggest contract extension in nba history. the owner bought the team in 1996 four $85 million. in february, forms value the rockets at $1.7 billion. >>> 451 you. there is a playground for children with disabilities that will soon be built in sunnyvale. we will tell you about the teenage girl that helped make that happen. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge

the a's hosting the tampa bay rays.he bottom of the 6th inning with the 26th homer in the season third best in the american league but tampa bay wins 3-2. >> >>> it's a drive he will never forget. a baby born in an uber. >> stay with us. hopefully they gave him a good rating. an uber driver in l-a, helped make a special delivery. >>> okay. hopefully they gave him a good rating. an uber driver in los angeles helped make special delivery mp. a woman called fore uber because she was having contractens it didn't work oh ou well her water break the driver pulled into a parking lot. the woman's husband caught the baby in the back seat. >> i was like call 911. >> the head is coming outs we don't know what to do. >> the baby wanted to come into the earth quickly. >> the baby came out the new parents apologized the 23-year-old driver credited for being calm and he helpful. >> nafs the driver. >> yes. very calm and that's the baby. >> great day at work. >> thanks for joining us have a great day tomorrow. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and

just north of tampa. crews samples from 20 homes in the area yesterday. and there was no evidence that any wells were contaminated. but they did deliver some bad news. crews say it could take months to repair the damage from the sinkhole that swallowed swallowed two homes on friday. it's now 250 feet wide, and 50 feet deep. a new low for golf star tiger woods. he's fallen down in the rankings--- way down. in fact-- woods has dropped out of the top one-thousand in the world rankings yesterday. he's now ranked at one-thousand-five. woods has won 14 major tournaments, second only to jack nicklaus. and he's recently recently expressed a desire to continue to play golf professionally, despite a recent history of injuries. the 41-year-old has undergone multiple back surgeries. he hasn't played competitive golf since he was forced to pull out of the dubai desert classic in february. you may have to be a generation x'er to remember "atari. but that won't be the case for long. first big name in home video games-- is making a comeback!! atari is offeri first sneak-

a lot of his friends are in tampa, i'm in tampa, his kids are here. >> he wants to visit all the peopleile some prison. he wants to visit his daughter's grave, nicole's grave. >> the 1994 murders of simpson's ex-wife nicole brown and her friend ron goldman. the 70-year-old simpson could be released as soon as october 1st. he will then be subject to drug and alcohol tests as well as random searches. any parole violations would land simpson back behind bars. brian. >> alicia, nearly 500 people were injured, two died when a powerful earthquake rattled beach resorts in greece and turkey. the shaking sent vacationers and residents alike scrambling. two men from turkey and sweden were killed when a building collapsed on top of them in the greek island of kos. the quake damaged old buildings including a 14th century castle. >> the navy is being blamed for the deadly collision between the "u.s.s. fitzgerald" and a cargo ship. the accident happened a month ago off the coast of japan killing seven sailors. two defense officials say preliminary information suggests the crew failed to acknowledge t

hopes to fill up infusion closets at hospitals across tampa bay. >> kids are so -- they're so strong.ople. >> reporter: she's getting a lot of help from the commune n on april 2nd addy became the tampa bay lightnin lightnng' yot community hero and they gave her a $50,000 check. >> that's pretty cool. she likes to help people all the time. >> helping kids smiles one toy at a time. a little girl with a big heart. >> yeah. >> hospitals are so scary for kids, too. >> yeah. that just helps something like that. >> what a sweetie. fox 29 news at 6:00 starts right now. ♪ >>> it conjures up images and eye invoke images of lynching a symbol of hate discovered in two places in philadelphia. >> unfortunately the times we live in. what we're learning tonight about something city officials are calling appalling. ♪ >>> and a tearful goodbye for a young woman shot and killed in an apparent road rage incident. hundreds of people pay their final respects to 18-year-old bianca roberson. ♪ >>> live from center city in the philadelphia. this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> we begin at 6:00 in bucks county way

at least that's what they were able to track, in the bay, tampa bay.t 45 miles per hour, or so. basics happening here, the dying frontal boundary, and what's happening here now is that the rain has moved over florida, and as it moves over florida, it is getting out of here, and already weakens now to tropical depression. for some reason, my graphics aren't working but i'll tell this, she forecast to stay tropical depression, basically the next 24 hours, or so. and then move off shore, into the atlantic, get caught up in the gulfstream there. tan will stay off to the east of us, but what it can do is reform again, become tropical storm emily, probably will not as she moves up the east coast and out to sea more than anything probably going to mean pretty strong waves for us, as she continues to work up the east coast, but in terms of the storm coming back into the east coast, and providing problems, for any of the beaches, no. >> no plane actually had a chance to get this there. so, they just basically declared this a tropical storm off of radar, and obs

a lot of his friends are in tampa, i'm in tampa, his kids are here. >> reporter: "gma" raising some eyebrowsut what else simpson hopes to do once he's free. >> we're going to move -- do a road trip. he wants to visit all the people that died while he was in prison pay his rasp. he wants to visit his daughter's grave, wants to visit nicole's grave. >> reporter: once released simpson will be subject to drug and alcohol tests as well as random searches. any parole violations would land him back behind bars here in nevada. marci gonzalez abc news reno. >> time for a check of the "action news" traffic report friday night. >> matt pelman standing by in the "action news" traffic center. hey matt. >> hi, monica and brian. these ridiculous temperatures are leading to broken down vehicles, vehicles overheating and catching fire in some cases and a whole bunch of people that want to head down the shore on this friday afternoon. 95 northbound backing up from the girard point bridge to the walt whitman bridge. schuylkill eastbound is a solid line from passyunk across the bridge onto 42 southbound. on the

the gentleman is a 31-year-old man named dane powell from largo florida near saint pete tampa.ng at 9 o'clock, d.c. superior court where he will we are told and are expecting that he'll plead guilty to one count of felony rioting and one count of felony assault a police officer. now, he was in the group of 200 plus people who were here on inauguration day as president trump was taking the oath of office. they were around the area much they were smashing windows, setting fires, attacking police officers. prosecutors say they actual have video which will be released in court today of mr. powell throwing bricks and rocks at police officers. they say he was one of the ones who participated in the smashing of the window, the store front windows at the starbucks and also at a mcdonald's. 230 people were arrested that day. 2112 of them prosecuted. this is the first one that's going to lead to a plea deal. here in court, mr. powell is facing a number of charges facing many years in prison. we understand the deal, though, is for these two felony charges and a one to three year prison te

tampa is more prone to them.ble case in 2013, jeffrey busch died when a sinkhole opened up in the town of sumner east of tampa. >> crazy stuff.>>> we are learning more about president donald j. trump's son and his meeting with russian officials. new information about who attended the meeting. details straight ahead. >>> there are new revelations about donald trump junior's controversial meeting with a russian attorney, who allegedly promised dirt on hillary clinton. in addition to top officials from the trump campaign, a russian lobbyist was tied -- who was tied to the claimant was said to attend the meeting. we are told democrats are stepping up there call for an independent investigation.>>> reporter: earlier in the week donald trump junior came clean about the meeting had with eight russian lawyer. he said it was the end of the story. now it turns out, it may not be. house democrats intend on thoroughly investigating russia's election meddling. line on an independent commission to investigate any possible coll

the "gma" first look. >> a massive sinkhole just north of tampa, florida swallowing two homes. neighbors capturing the moment the roof comes crashing forward. the sinkhole is stable, officials say. next emergency. officials call it the biggest sinkhole in at least three decades. the gaping sinkhole is 225 feet wide and 50 feet deep. lake. big hole and a and we are in the middle of it. >> the disaster area is now filled with mud, sewage, and toxic debris. look, abc"gma" first news, land o'lakes, florida. >> now, "good morning washington" on your side. autria: you better slowdown down. new speed cameras going into operation. larry: what president trump just accomplished that no other president has done in 70 years. it is monday morning. i'm larry smith. autria: i'm autria godfrey. we are starting off the work week with heat and humidity. let's send it over to veronica jo here we go. the kids are at home. hopefully, you have lots for them to drink, maybe it big case of water. some water activities. it's got to cool off. maybe in the backyard. today is going to be the coolest day o

. >> turning now to a surreal scene in florida of a growing sing hole swallows two homes north of tampa video cap the frightening hoemts as this florida home collapses. >> it was very scary, the neighbors are incredible. just to be like the devastation happening. it's unreal. >> another home sinking, listen to it cracking to the ground. expanning across the street to about 225 wide and 50 feet deep. ungulfing two homes outside tampa. >> there's a sinkhole right next to our neighbors house and it's eating the house like completely. >> nine neighborhood families evacuated. one family getting out moments before the ground gave way. >> it was so emotional. i was crying and everything. we got the box out and couldn't save anything else. >> their home sinking into the mud. we can't control this. keep praying. lot of people are anxious right now. >> officials say this sinkhole has not moved in the last 14 hour, they might not be able to get back into their homes until late next week. >>> president trump has returned from france and is staying in new jersey this weekend. the presidential is now

. >>> outside tampa, florida. this is the hometown of doug hues, the man who famously landed a gyro copter outside the u.s. capitol. his exclusive interview with news 4. why he thought he was going to die that day. >>> currently we are at 85 degrees and a beautiful dry evening in store. take a look. 78 by 9:00. by 11:00 p.m. still in the mid 70s. the heat is back tomorrow along s more importantly headsp u >>> you thought it was possible they were going to shoot you down? >> i knew it was possible they would. >> his stunt and arrest made headlines two years ago. florida man landed a gyro copter on the west front of the u.s. capitol. who is the man behind the headlines? he is now out of jail. >> scott macfarlane and news 4 i team learned the family tragedy may have inspired the protest seen all over the world. >> reporter: the summer heat near tampa can melt you. driving through the palm trees on the blazing asphalt, this lyft driver cranks air condition. he makes about five pickups a day. his name is to escape fina

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that is helping to tampa down some of that humidity. low 90's this afternoon, partly cloudy skies. the muggy air will be less noticeable because the temperatures are dropping slightly. dry into the evening. series with the mets. mid-80's by the middle of the game. low tond of the game, mid 80's. but don't ay home to soon tonight at the end of the game, they are doing a fireworks display. you can probably get a good show. the mall all across the region be impacted by thundershowers. we will talk about that and the upcoming weekend in our full report in a few minutes. ahead of his first fourth of july in the white house, the president is again media.aim at the he has more bipartisan backlash after another controversial tweet. this shows him fighting a man with cnn him post over his face. we have reaction from the united states. stepping up trump his anti-media rhetoric, some say taking it a step further, tweeting a dr. david io -- aeeting a doctored video of cnn smack down, ahead of independence day, celebrating the birth of america and all its freedoms. the president taking aim at t

the a's and tampa bay play today at 12:35. >>> but we are keeping an eye on a huge wild fire. it continues to burn near yosemite and coming up at 6:00, we're going to have the latest on the evacuations as several homes were destroyed. >>> also after spending almost nine years in prison, o.j. simpson may be paroled tomorrow. the man who prosecuted him talks about whether -- >>> the eastbound bay commute isn't bad. we have a nice start if you're driving anywhere in the east bay. it should be a good commute for the most part. >>> pretty good fog bank out there again. temperatures yesterday, cooled off for the first time in a long time and it looks like not too much change today except warmer to the north. >>> good morning. an overnight fire in walnut creek rips through a condo and new at this hour, a neighbor talks to ktvu about the questionable timing of this fire. >> it was a typical robbery case. the only difference is that the defendant was o.j. simpson. >> this morning, we are hearing from the man who helped prosecute o.j. simpson in nevada. what he has to say about simpson'

smith, that elusive first win as a starter gone good-bye. 4-3, tampa bay the final. >>> looks like the a's first baseman won't be traded to the yankees. the yankees acquire todd frazier who could play first base in the bronx even though he is listed as a third baseman. frazier was a two-time all-star with the reds. >>> jordan spieth going for his first open title. sergio going for his second major of the year. henrik stenson took the claret jug jet skiing after winning it last year and promises something more extreme this time. >> i made an official promise i'm going skydiving with it. i don't know which is going to be harder, winning the claret jug again or going skydiving afterwards. that thought scares me a little bit. >> imagine how the people who claire for the claret jug think. >> o'mhe may want to go wing su >> take it up a notch. >> funny. thanks very much. >> abc 7 news continues online, on twitter and your mobile devices with our abc 7 news

it's across tampa and across florida. fewer ever this big. more than 40 large wild fires are burning out of control this weekend in at least seven western states. of these fires were struck by lightening and are now fueled by triple digit heat. this summer we've seen how extreme heat can impact air travel. sometimes it's just too hot to fly. a new study says it's going to get a loss worse for air travelers. >> record high temperatures grounded dozen of flames in phoenix where mercury approached 120 degrees in late june. too hot for some smaller regional jets to take off. >> phoenix. >> it's a problem that will occur more for examplely at more airports. according to a columbia university study published in the journal climate change this week. researchers predict maximum temperatures at some airports could rise between seven and 14 degrees by 2080. is that really enough to push most modern airplanes out of their operational range. >> five to ten degree average increase, yes, it faces serious operational challenges. >> he runs askapilot.com. he

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