i've lived in south florida for seven years. my family has been down in south florida for decades. i have been visiting for many years. i would like to know how many years somebody has to be living in this district in south florida to be considered a floridian? jim: you have only registered as a democrat in the last year. you are running for the democratic primary in this case. why have you only joined the party and less than 12 months? mr. canova: let me correct you. i will say this. i have been a registered democrat for longer than debbie wasserman schultz has. i was working on capitol hill for paul's longest as a legislative aide when my opponent was still in high school. i have been a registered democrat for more years. it is true a registered independent for one election cycle. quite friendly, it was from dissatisfaction with his democratic party. a feeling, please. the congresswoman has spoken for a while. it was a feeling that the democratic party had moved away from me. it had become much more corporate dominated. quite friendly, under the congresswoman's leadership of the

economic issue in south florida. tourism officials are worried... and so are local businesses in miami. several had to shut down in the wynwood area for the past at least ?one is already back open. "the yard" is an outdoor food and music spot. the owner says he couldn't ?afford to stay closed any longer. the mayor of miami-dade says all that spraying has now killed off 96-percent of the mosquitoes in that neighborhood. the hunt is on in central florida... to find a bear that's been roaming through a neighborhood. it's leaving many people in winter garden on edge. they fit started seeing the bear last weekend. and they saw one again, hanging out in a tree wednesday morning. residents want city offciials to do something now...about their unwanted neighbors: garbage cans. but residents say that's going to be hard -- since they don't have garages or bear-proof trash cans. disney world is turning off the lights... on a nighttime tradition. the "main street electrical parade" is set to end it's run at magic kingdom on october ninth. it will then head over

once it does, it probably won't be around south florida. it could easily be more to the west. now, this is you notice that was an 80% likelihood development and now it has gone down to 70%. there's plenty of good reasons there. it looks pathetic. you look at this, there's your low ceer you don't have any thunderstorms around it. you don't have anything wrapping around. and it'sgoing tobeovg off to the west pretty quickly at about 20 miles per hour. now, there's still a window of opportunity in this general area that there could be florida has anything to worry about. it would be shocking but not unprecedented. it has happened before with systems because the water here just about as warm as anyplace on earth. because of that, there is a possibility that there could be development there. but in my opinion, it's when it gets out in the gulf of mexico. now, if it moves up on the west side toward our neck of the woods, it would be weaker because it's close to land. if it makes it out west of florida and into waters of the gulf, then it's a whole other ball game. we will talk about

more than 35 cases have been reported in south florida. now over the weekend, several non-travel related cases were reported in miami beach. some of those cases were reported on south beach. and the centers for disease control is asking pregnant women to avoid some areas of south florida. maybe even reconsider traveling to the state. pregnant women are in serious danger if they contact the zika virus. they risk delivering with severe developmental problems. now local doctors are telling women to avoid getting pregnant altogether. >> i've never really said that before and it's obviously bad for business but if you can delay, delay because there's so many unanswered questions right now that it's better to wait until we know more information. >> reporter: and again, the round table discussions starts here at 10:00 a.m. afterward, the governor will discussion at 1245:67:89 and then he will -- 12:45. and then he will head over to south florida. >> i can't imagine being an expectant mom right now. you're scared to take an aspirin when you're pre

the majority are in south florida. the centers for disease control has advised women of bearing age to avoid areas that have zika virus case. doctors here are telling pregnant women to avoid intercourse or use protection and heed the warnings. >> it's something that women in this area of florida should take into consideration when planning their future pregnancies. it's not a question of if but when it's going to be in this area. >> reporter: and the governor, governor continues to fight for funding from washington, d.c. zika virus. again he will be here to have that round table discussion at 10:00 and then from there, he travels to pasco county and afterwards to south florida. gene-- >> we will stay on top of it. reporting live, thank you. >>> an auburndale man looking for love on a dating website is killed in what police are calling a set up. and three suspects are expected in court today. 27-year-old adam hillary met this 18-year-old on of fish online dating site. they went out and after the date, investigators clai

that means the virus could be spreading in south florida? >> reporter: exactly, gene. really scary stuff. the mayor of miami beach had a message yesterday. listen-- >> we understand that there are two cases of zika virus in possibility that the there could be a link with those two cases to the miami beach. but nothing, and i repeat, nothing has been confirmed from the florida department of health, by the centers for disease control, or by the county. >> reporter: there's concern now that the virus could affect the $24 billion a year tourism industry in south florida. right now, active transmissions are only in the winwood area. officials urge people to spray themselves meanwhile, miami-dade school students got a unique school uniform. officials gave students long pants and long sleeve shirts intended to protect against zika virus. hundreds of families picked up the new uniforms. and u.s. representatives castor and jolly will tour a usf mosquito lab this morning as part of a public health meeting hosted by the university called zika virus on our doorstep. a panel of exp

over the keys some time on sunday south of south florida. so we are not talking about tropical storm conditions in south florida, but tropical moisture. then as we head into tuesday. as the models bring this into the eastern gulf, as that moisture goes up, our rain chances going up. monday, a better chance of of our area. we hopefully won't see something organizing even to the west because we have discussed how much rain louisiana has seen. they don't need any more rain. a couple of our reliable models show a weak low which is not tropically organized over the state meaning we may see several days of significant amount of rain possibly. so what we are tweaking is how much we are going to see and who will see the best rain chance. at this time, it appears to be the coastal areas and south and venice, of the weekend and into middle part of next week. a couple of inch of rain. in the short time we will be watching localized flooding and does not look to be a big wind maker for us or anything like that. by noon, 88. 3 p.m., 91. our high today. s

the university of south florida is hosting a discussion on the virus. and that will include local and state leaders. this comes as more non-travel related cases of zika virus are reported down in the miami area. 8 on your side's ryan hughes joins us live from usf this morning. ryan, two new cases were reported outside of the hot zone, the winwood neighborhood of miami. does it mean the virus could be >> reporter: gene, good morning once again. it could be and that's why the mayor of miami beach had a message yesterday. listen here -- >> we understand that there are two cases of zika virus in miami-dade county. they say there's a potential possibility that could be a link with those two cases with miami beach. but nothing, and i repeat nothing, has been confirmed from the florida health, by the centers for disease control or by the county. >> reporter: there's concern now that the virus could affect the $24 billion a year tourism industry in south florida. right now, act at this transmissions are -- active transmissions are still only in the winwood area

miami is, south florida is a hillary clinton vote. but for donald trump he needs to spend more time here and speak to us in terms we can understand and talk about these issues that we're facing in very specific terms. i'm hearing generalities now. >> if hillary clinton bears down on south florida as charley chris did and other democrats tried to do they get left at the al or the. the turnout is not what they it is. sometimes in national election years, as well. does that suggest that she needs to focus her strategy through the rest of the state more so than others? >> that's a good point. i agree with that completely. democrats in particular have a history of not turning out in numbers, as you know. they don't vote in large numbers. i don't know what that's about but that's been a historical issue. that's why alex saint didn't become the next governor of florida. democrats did not turn out for state investments but you've got to work the voting public now. you have to get out there and get in their homes and get in their schools and d

the south florida and key west. once it gets to the south gulf of mexico you see the forecast models did, you knowing because of the track. we'll tell you -- divulging. we'll tell you why that is. >>remember, you can track the storms anytime by using our weather max app that is free to >>> the florida highway patrol did shut down the southbound lanes of the turnpike in miami gardens because of these two massive sink holes that opened up. we're told they were caused by a broken waterline. they're not far from sun life stadium where the dolphins play. unclear when the tun pike is going to reopen. you can see where this aerial video gives you a clear view of overflowed and sent flood waters rushing into homes and businesses. several roads are shut down. 4 1/2 inches of rain fell in a 24 hour period. no reports of injuries at this time, though. >>> take a look at this. this is in indianapolis and drivers getting stranded because of the heavy rain. in the video you can see one driver trying to across a flooded underpass.

you're down there in south florida. look, the national story everybody remembers was the drama at the dnc in philadelphia, debbie wasserman schultz had been planning to preside over the convention, deliver a speech. she stepped down when the e-mails came to light that showed, yeah, the dnc staffers had been basically on team clinton, didn't like bernie sanders that much. that's what happened a month ago. how has that affected your race in that district? has it affected it at all? >> it has. we were already doing very well putting together a great campaign. but her disgraceful down fall from the dnc has really undermined her credibility here in the district. her popularity has taken a nosedive. it's created a great opening for the campaign, and we had already been building a great campaign. it seems like she hasn't learned anything from the shame of how she happened the democratic national committee. she had talked about having one debate with me. she said she was negotiating with my camp. we never heard from her. next w

with landfall somewhere in south florida early on sunday. here is a look forecast. rain chances about where they should be through saturday. afternoon and evening storms. sunday about the same. monday and tuesday things could get dicey. maybe as early as late sunday when whatever is down south decides where to go. >> thank you, denis. >>> there are several road closures due to consucti on that you may want to know about. >> reporter: hi, everyone. we're starting with some overnight construction tonight. so this is going to be for people maybe heading to the airport frompinellas into hillsborough county. the exit from northbound 275 -- so this is coming off of the howard franklin, it will be closed to get on to state road 60 or memorial highway. this is near the airport. you will have to get off on kennedy and meaning a left on to state road 60 or memorial highway. this will start at 11:00 p.m. tonight and reopen tomorrow morning. again, if you have an early flight to catch, make sure that you leave yourself extra time to make that detour. looking ahead to overnight

as more cases are reported in south florida, one bay area city is taking extra steps to make sure the virus does not spread in our area. >>> and it is the first day of county. but that means more cars on the roadways. we're live with an important reminder for all drivers. >>> also, a dramatic rescue caught on camera. a car dangling off a bridge, a mother and her 6-year-old son are inside. would you look at this. we will show you what first responder did say to bring them to safety. -- responderred did to bring them to safety -- responders did to bring them to safety. >>> i'm gayle guyardo. >> and i'm gene ramirez. this monday morning. did you see the closing ceremonies of the olympics in rio. >> this morning, many people talking about this, the epic entrance of japan's prime minister. a big tease for the tokyo olympics. we will have much more just ahead. >>> but first, a check on the monday forecast. >> yeah, a quiet start as we start a brand new work and school week in tampa bay. and we are starting off on a warm note here, 80 degrees for 77 in clearwater. and getting your day starte

passing through the florida straits today through tomorrow. wet in south florida and wet in them. this won't develop today because of the strong winds. 60% chance it will, though, the next five days. here's computer models and here's what they show. by tuesday, wednesday about here to our east is where we are or to the east where this is. this puts us in the path of higher than normal rain chances and rain totals at time. if we get this hook to the east depending on the intensity of the storm and where it makes landfall if if does in florida, that could play a we discussed but surf will be building and we have to watch the tides. this is a storm surge setup for us if a storm makes landfall north of the area depending on the strength. we want to stress it hasn't developed yet but more models aren't showing a weak system moving wegs. they're all over the place with intensity and many bring them our way. this is a new computer model that came in. it's a gfs which has shown a weak system in general. let's check it out this morning. looks quiet. here's low pressure hanging out to the w

debbie is actually someone who has experience in south florida. she was in the florida state house, served as minority leader there. tim canova is really an outsider and the people of south florida know that. debbie is a fighter for women and i'm so happy she won her election. >> thank you for the call. we have a line for florida residents. congressman patrick murphy is the winner of the democratic primary, and on the republican of a contest for senator marco rubio, easily winning his primary challenge with 70% of the vote. he made the formal announcement on june 22 in washington and winning today's primary. we are keeping track of donald trump's speech tomorrow evening. he will be in phoenix arizona. the washington post reporting donald trump making plans to fly to mexico tomorrow. washingtonp is in tonight for a campaign rally. the trump campaign hoping they can put washington state in play for the general election. .dam is joining us from florida good evening. >> i'm actually in the city of hollywood and i thought i was in the district for debb

zika fears in south florida. several new cases turned up in miami beach. that prompted more spray something more travel advisories for pregnant women. tammy, how concerned are the people there? >> reporter: well, todd, i can tell you that i'm in the heart of south beach. in just a few hours, this area will be packed with tourists. anybody that comes to miami beach stops in south beach. it is now the heart of the zika zone. ultra hip south beach, an iconic tourist destination. now in the zika hot zone. >> i don't want to minimize this in any shape, form, or imagination. it is something we all need to take seriously. >> a new travel warning, one and a half mile square area. >> five individuals have already been confirmed as cases of local transmissions of zika are connected to the miami beach area. >> tourists from new york, texas, and taiwan, along with two miami beach residents. spraying continues as the cdc advises pregnant women to stay away from parts of miami beach, a warning that could have a chilly effect on the state's $24 billion tourism industry.

rise, florida's go there are at least ten new cases in south florida bringing that total now to 14. and health officials are givingt women om tt area. >> anchor: now we're hearing from one of the people infected with sihka. brendan buyer has more from miami. foggy clouds and wind wood as crews spray per mosquitoes monday. this on the same day governor rick scott announces ten more come from bites. state to a dozen of them in winwood. >>> we have tested about 2,300 people, 200 of those individuals we tested right in that one square mile area. >>> gabrof those tested says he is one of the 14 infected with sihka. he speaks only creolbut through his daughter told us he feels fine. >>> he said he is already >>> gene said doctors told him to cover his arms and legs and they would be in touch of the in days ahead. meanwhile the cdc is warning pregnant women to stay away from winwood offering this advi advice. pregnant women should not travel to the area, pregnant women and tear partners should follow steps to prevent mosquito bites. women or men lio or travel to this area and have a pregna

i'm charley belcher coming to you from a university of south florida. worry getting you ready for all fall sports happening here. hanging out football players was fun. now we're talking volleyball. in fact there are the ladies right there. there are your, there's our volleyball players. we've go courtney draper. coach, this is going into your fifth year program keeps getting better and better and better. what are you looking forward to for the season? the kids we've going two a days for the last several days. and they are looking good. they are competing every day in practice. they are working really hard. great summer with our strength coach. i think we're ready for really great year. olympics have me thinking about volleyball. when can i come see it here uusf. that's friday, saturday. then we're on the road up into de paul back at home for another tournament conference play starts at the end of a september. most conference games friday night and sunday afternoon. friday night is usually a big college night. sundays a little bit more about community pe

. >>> plus, a terrifying experience for a woman in south florida after dropping into the water. she is bitten by an gate. details next. >>> and we will take you out live to ybor city this morning as a piece of tampa's history gets a fresh start. >>> from tampa bay's news station, this is "good day tampa bay." >> good morning. welcome to "good day tampa bay." 9:00 on this sale morning. jennifer epstein to in anjuli davis. >> alcides: and i am. alcides segui. and mike bennett in for lindsay. >> mike: cloudy and gloomy. the opposite of this weekend. all children's camera. looking out to the east. the sun off in the distance, bright blue skies and the way it will be through the morning an start to see clouds bubble up late this morning and early this afternoon but all in all, not too bad. sky tower radar view looking good right now. now later today. that is when we will start to and build their way west. just 30% rain chances for to today. dry air in the mid 11 levels keep the rain chances down and hot as well. temperatures both today and tomorrow getting into the low 90s. we will t

south florida is bracing for possible floods. a system that could become a tropical storm is churning off the coast threatening the region with several days of heavy rain. it comes as the miami area is struggling to contain the zika virus spread by local mosquitoes which can breed in just a bottle cap of water. omar villafranca is in miami beach with more on the double threat. omar? to miami beach on sunday to soak in the sun before the storms roll in. the ocean winds are expected to bring in several days of rain including heavy downpours.gh right now the main concern atg the shore is the strong rip current.he on land health officials want to make sure pooling water from possible floods doesn't turnid into a widespread breedingor ground for mosquitoes carrying the zika virus. property owners face a $1,000 fine for not getting rid of contracted the zika virus from local mosquitoes. 38 of those cases are right here in miami dade county. elaine? >> quijano: omar villafranca, omar, thank you. chief meteorologist craig setzer is track

south florida is bracing for possible floods. a system that could become a tropical storm is churning off the coast threatening the region with several days of heavy rain. struggling to contain the zika virus spread by local mosquitoes which can breed in just a bottle cap of water. omar villafranca is in miami beach with more on the double threat. omar? >> reporter: sunbathers flocked to miami beach on sunday to soak in the sun before the storms roll in. the ocean winds are expected to bring in several days of rain including heavy downpours. right now the main concern at the shore is the strong rip on land health officials want to make sure pooling water from possible floods doesn't turn into a widespread breeding ground for mosquitoes carrying the zika virus. property owners face a $1,000 fine for not getting ready of pools of standing water. in florida, 42 people have contracted the zika virus from local mosquitoes. 38 of those cases are right here in miami dade county. elaine? >> quijano: omar villafranca, omar, thank you. chi

this is off to the west and in the bahamas or south florida this weekend, we'll have to see where it's not even a defined system yet. it's tough for the models to get a grasp of where it's going. we'll have to watch it closely at this point. the waters are plenty warm in the gulf. if it moves into the gulf it would strengthen quite rapidly at this point. we're keeping a close eye at this point and we're watching gaston and that will stay out to sea with no threat to land. determine if that storm is going to affect florida, we're keeping tabs on it. >> that's not stopping people worrying about the primary. we have more on that story. >> reporter: the august primary is five days away, but plans are being discussed and it's a big if, if severe weather impacts voting. tropical storm fay wreaked havoc of flooding. >> i had to deliver mail ballots and pick them up through swamp buggies and boats. we got a ballot to everyone who wanted one. >> rick scott said he's in contact with the secretary of state and emergency management director talking about any reporting in tallahassee, i'm matt galk

heartbreaking story from south florida. police find seven children ages 2 to 9 hungry and living in filthy conditions in this miami gardens home. you can see piles of trash outside the house but investigators say what was inside was even worse. officials say some of the kids were lying on a mattress covered in roaches and appeared to not have eaten in days. they found rats running the home. police arrested four parents, two couples living in the house. three tested positive for marijuana and cocaine. the children are currently in foster care. >>> this is classic florida living. a woman spotted a gator wandering through an office parking lot on fletcher avenue in tampa and snapped the pictures. we suspect the gator was just crossing the parking lot to get to the nearby river. no one bothered the gator, he went about business as usual. >> doing what a gator does. >> walking the parking lot? >> one body of water to the next. >> have you had close encounters? >> yes, i live in florida! one right outside my house. >> i was on ho

"the empire strikes back" is playing at the south florida museum in bradenton. it's part of their space-y film series. the movie is playing on the giant planetarium screen. it the most impressive thing about this band... this is ?not their day job. they actually all work at the "tech data corporation." they're one of the bands performing tonight at the annual "tech jam: battle of the bands." it's the biggest fundraiser for "techstart tampa bay". that's a nonprofit that helps develop the next generation of creators. the show is tonight at "district 3" in tampa. you can check out some ?chicks tonight. the ?dixie chicks, that is. the country trio is back on tour... for the first time in a decade. they're performing at the midflorida credit union amphitheatre in tampa. the show starts at also singing tonight in tampa bay... "seal." the r&b star... and ex-husband of heidi klum... performing at ruth eckerd hall in clearwater. tickets start at fifty bucks. the show starts at eight. ((//2shot)) toss to dave... toss to shayla.... when you don't get enough sleep... and yo

south florida is bracing for possible floods. a system that could become a tropical storm is churning off the coast threatening the region with several days ofea it comes as the miami area is struggling to contain the zika virus spread by local mosquitoes which can breed in just a bottle cap of water. omar villafranca is in miami beach with more on the double threat. omar? >> reporter: sunbathers flocked to miami beach on sunday to soak in the sun before the storms roll in. the ocean winds are expected to bring in several days of rain including heavy downpours. right now the main concern at current. on land health officials want to make sure pooling water from possible floods doesn't turn into a widespread breeding ground for mosquitoes carrying the zika virus. property owners face a $1,000 fine for not getting ready of pools of standing water. in florida, 42 people have contracted the zika virus from local mosquitoes. 38 of those cases are right here in miami dade county. elaine? >> quijano: omar villafranca, omar, thank you. ch

should pregnant women travel to south florida? >> what we know is, zika has been transmitted in one neighborhood around miami. if you're pregnant, or trying to become pregnant, you may want to avoid that area. but the rest of south florida is like 30 states where the risk of mosquitoes that could transmit this disease exists. so, use repellant, but at this point there are no travel warnings. tom? >> thank you. >>> and pope francis, celebrating mass in front of more than 1 million people. celebrating mass in krakow, the culmination of his five-day trip to poland. urging young people to take risks but stay positive. and also condemning recent terrorist attacks around the world. >>> back home tonight, and a heart-stopping car wreck in florida. incredibly, the driver survived, and has witnesses to thank. here's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: this heart-stopping crash came out of nowhere. the car flipping over nearly a dozen times. police examining this video to determine why the driver lost control. good samaritans come to the rescue,

>>> people in south florida are taking precautions this morning, as the cdc sends help to fight the zika virus. good morning, i'm brooke toms. >> i'm jim donovan. we'll have more on the zika warning just ahead of the first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> preliminary hearings are scheduled today for the trio charged after 12 girls were found in the man's feasterville home. >> facing the most charges that lee kaplan, he is the man authorities say fathered three children with a minor. >> authorities are trying to find the cause of a fire at a bucks county strip mall. fires started monday night at grove supply incorporated. >> the centers for disease control is sending an emergency response team to two south florida neighborhoods at the center after zika virus outbreak. >> officials are warning pregnant women it stay away from the areas north of miami. >> (movie clip). >> now, i always suspect the the james cord on was a stunt double for matt damian, specially in the movie franchise, funny stuff on the late late show last night. >> i hate to see him g

south florida is bracing for possible floods. a system that could become a tropical storm is churning off the coast threatening the region with several days of heavy rain. it comes as the miami area is struggling to contain the zika virus spread by local mosquitoes which can breed in just a bottle cap of water. omar villafranca is in miami beach with more on the double threat. omar? >> reporter: sunbathers flocked to miami beach on sunday to soak in the sun before the storms roll in. the ocean winds are expected to bring in several days of rain ghcluding heavy downpours. g ght now the main concern at the shore is the strong rip herrent. po land health officials want to make sure pooling water from idssible floods doesn't turn orto a widespread breeding ground for mosquitoes carrying the zika virus. property owners face a $1,000 fine for not getting rid of pools of standing water. in florida, 42 people have contracted the zika virus from local mosquitoes. 38 of those cases are right here in miami dade county. elaine? >> quijano: o

>> quijano: south florida braces for severe weather. a possible tropical storm sets its sights on the weaker zones where standing water is a breeding ground for virus spreading mosquitoes. also tonight harrowing stories from the jet that had an engine belowout. plus two pilots arrested on suspicion ng before their flight. an nfl quarterback under fire for taking a stand on the treatment of minorities, and refusing to stand for the national anthem. >> i'm charles osgood and this is sunday morning. >> add get ready to say good- bye, charlie, charles osgood is signing off. >> so long, it's been good to know you. >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. south florida is bracing for possible floods. a system that could become a tropical storm is churning off the coast threatening the region with several days of heavy rain. it comes as the miami area is struggling to contain the zika virus spread by local mosquitoes which can breed in just a bottle cap of water. omar villafranca is in miami beach with more on the double threat. omar? >>

the tropical wave approaching the bahamas may develop as we head int affect south florida. it's looking more and more likely that the main impact in south florida will be gusty winds and heavy rain. beyond the weekend, the system could move into the gulf of mexico and strengthen a bit. if we see any moisture from this system, it won't be until the middle or end of next week. big heart. what he did with seven months worth of allowance. and... they're starting life on the right foot. how some newborns benefited from a gold medal performance. these are grillers. and we make them at johnsonville. they've got way more flavor than ordinary burgers. flavors like bacon and cheddar and steakhouse onion. people who try 'em, love 'em. fans of abc's hit show .. dancing with the stars. fan favorite "maks" is making a return to the dance floor.. "maksim - chmerkovskiy" made it official on good morning america .. that he will return for season 23. "maks" said doing a tour with his brother val .. who's also on the show .. put him in the best shape of his life. the new season premieres righ

south florida. >> welcome to the special one-hour edition of facing south florida. debatehighly anticipated between congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz and her primary opponent tim canova. her second term with the backing of president obama and the democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton while canova is a first-time candidate and loss aw professor l supported b bernie sanders. y -- by bernie sanders. for the first time, both candidates agree to debate and it will happen now on facing south florida. we are looking forward to it. the rules are straightforward. i will ask questions to each candidate and give the other two respond. there is no clock that i will interrupt if they monopolize the time or avoid the question. i would ask each candidate to keep their answer straight into the point. we will hit a wide array of topics. i want to start with questions of character that each campaign has had to face. congresswoman wasserman schultz, i want to begin with the wikileaks issue. there are two things that caught my attention. one was the e-mails related to be

federal health officials urging pregnant women to stay away from this part of south florida. congresswoman wasserman-schultz calling on her colleagues to fund the fight. some $1.9 billion requested by the white house, roughlily six months ago. congresswoman wasserman-schultz saying, quote, we hate to say we told you so. >>> the clinton campaign making an announcement about the clinton foundation, donations to donald trump piles on with calls to shut down the whole thing. >>> plus -- >> what do you have to lose? >> what's missing with trump's play for african-american voters? ♪ one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >>> donald trump says the charitable foundation started by bill and hillary clinton should be shut edina immediately. the clinton foundation is, quote, the most corrupt enterprise in political history. called for the shutdown this morning. meanwhile, sunday

it looks like a south florida event now but things change with these patterns. with these tropical systems and they will likely change again. so kee full update in a few minutes. 79 to 80 is the range in the temperatures. showers already on 95. there's the northeast flow, will favor the storms firing east of us, then headed in our direction by the time we get to the afternoon so. we're talking from 4:00 to 7:00. with highs today not as hot. we'll be back in the low 90s. >>> let's check with janelle and see how our mid-week morning commute is. >>> so far so good, it's been a pretty quiet morning, we are interstates. starting i-275 at mlk. starting to get a little crowded, you can see cars starting to tap the brakes as they get a little closer into downtown tampa. let's check the drive times through downtown. looking at 6 minutes from i-4 to the howard frankland bridge. five minutes from the opposite direction. also checking out the drive on the veterans expressway, we are still in the green so looking good if you're heading out now, 18 minutes from 54 to 275. >>>

two others are south florida residents. this brings the total number of local transmissions, and that means people who were bitten by mosquitos in florida, to 36. florida's governor rick scott is asking the federal government for more resources to fight the spread of infection. >> these are essential for pregnant women. i repeatedly called on the federal government for these additional test kits. today we have not received additional resources for them. >> i'm sure we'll be safe down there. can't hide. say a prayer and take off. >> i wouldn't travel to south beach. definitely a concern if i'm looking to get pregnant. i would not be traveling. >> reporter: and new york city health officials echoing those warnings to not travel to those you are pregnant, if you hope to become pregnant, or have a partner as well. you should also make sure not to travel to areas that were previously listed on the zika watch list like latin america and the caribbean. checkey beckford, news 4 new york. >>> new information in a deadly bus crash in

south florida is bracing for possible floods. a system that could become a tropical storm is churning off the coast threatening the region with several days of heavy rain. it comes as the miami area is struggling to contain the zika virus spread by local mosquitoes which can breed in just a bottle cap of water. omar villafranca is in miami beach with more on the double threat. omar? >> reporter: sunbathers flocked to miami beach on sunday to soak in the sun before the storms roll in. the ocean winds are expected to bring in several days of rain including heavy downpours. right now the main concern at the shore is the strong rip current. on land health officials want to make sure pooling water from possible floods doesn't turn into a widespread breeding ground for mosquitoes carrying the zika virus. property owners face a $1,000 fine for not getting ready of pools of standing water. in florida, 42 people have contracted the zika virus from local mosquitoes. 38 of those cases are right here in miami dade county. elaine? >> quijano:

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south florida is bracing for possible floods. a system that could become a tropical storm is churning off the coast threatening the region with several days of heavy rain. it comes as the miami area is struggling to contain the zika virus spread by local mosquitoes which can breed in just a bottle cap of water. omar villafranca is in miami beach with more on the double threat. omar? >> reporter: sunbathers flocked to miami beach on sunday to soak in the sun before the storms roll in. the ocean winds are expected to bring in several days of rain including heavy downpours. right now the main concern at the shore is the strong rip current. on land health officials want to make sure pooling water from possible floods doesn't turn into a widespread breeding ground for mosquitoes carrying the zika virus. property owners face a $1,000 fine for not getting ready of pools of s

it will be wet in south florida and it's wet now with rain from west palm to miami. we a stay dry tonight. we'll have a combination of fast-moving showers and if it rains at your house, it will cool off and the weather should be okay for the bucs game at ray-j with most of the rain down by the kickoff. and we move to what is happening pretty much nonstop for a couple of days. this is the infrared loop, and we call this a neighborhood swirl with the clouds rotating around the center. in meteorologist, you don't wear that often, a naked swirl but there it is. it's tough for the rains to get going with the low exposed like that, but as it moves west and opportunity to get it to at least a depression or a tropical storm and then it could be a rain maker for us. it normally takes a more northeanorthwest track but thisw things play out with invest 99l. now, coming up for tonight, not a bad night. partly cloudy we bottom out in the 70's and tomorrow, sunny to partly cloudy with afternoon storms and back up to 92. on saturday, we should be okay, fast-moving storms and 92. an

just monday over south florida. that's a big difference. that's a huge difference. what i expect is over the next couple of days, these models are going to come to a more similar solution. a little bit of rain and wind or major hurricane in the western gulf. it's a big difference. that's why i've got to tell you that i want you to head to myfoxhurricane.com and check out these models from time to time throughout the next couple of together. right now there's no one solution. i can tell you it's going here definite. i can't do that yet. but i can tell you if it takes a path well to the south, the impacts would be minimal around here. just maybe enhanced rain chances for the weekend. 92 degrees for a high temperature today. i really just -- i could spend 2 1/2 don't b where it's going but it's true. 40% rain chances. i would say once the storm gets way from the land, gets into the bahamas, you have a good idea of what the intensity may get up to. myfoxhurricane.com for the latest on that. we're looking at seasonable weather. 40%, 50% rain chances going into the weeken

>>> south florida braces for severe weather. a possible tropical storm sets its sight on the zika zones where standing water is a breeding ground for virus spreading mosquitoes. >> harrowing stories from a plus two pilots arrested on suspicion of being drunk right before their flight. >> an nfl quarterback under fire for taking a stand on the treatment of minorities. and refusing to stand for the national anthem. >> i'm charles osgood, this is sunday morning. >> get ready to say good-bye, charlie. cbs broadcasting legend, charles osgood is signing off. ? so long ? ? >>> welcome to the "overnight news." south florida is bracing for possible floods. a system that could become a tropical storm is churning off the coast threatening the region with several days of heavy rain. it comes as the miami area is struggling to containt zika virus. spread by local mosquitoes which can breed in just a bottle cap of water. omar villafra omar. >> sun bathers flocked to miami beach to soak in the sun before the storms roll in. the ocean winds are

the governor says the only places of active transmission are in south florida. the state says there are 620 cases of zika statewide, 70 of them amongst pregnant women. in tampa bay, there are 52 total cases. >>woman: when we're investigat don't give more specific detail. if we don't find additional cases, there's no increase risk to the public. >>man: we've been able to deal with other mosquito borne viruss. if we're all aggressive in what we do in our lives, we can beat this just like the others. >>reporter: the governor, who held a round table this morning says the area of active transmission in miami has been to a square half mile. the university of florida is projecting 400 nontravel related cases by the end of the summer. we have received information that the governor is going to be holding a round table in hills boro county with health officials tomorrow morning at 10:00. >>> evan, thanks. we don't know exactly how the pinellas case was contracted or zika is not just a problem in south florida anymore. more than ever, it's critical for people here to take

it will be wet in south florida and it's wet now with rain from west palm to miami. we are in the t dry slot and wel stay dry tonight. we'll have a combination of fast-moving swe rains at your house, it will cool off and the weather should be okay for the bucs game at ray-j with most of the rain down by the kickoff. and we move to what is happening in the topics and it's been pretty much nonstop for a couple of days. this is the infrared loop, and we call this a neighborhood swirl with the clouds rotating that often, a naked swirl but there it is. it's tough for the rains to get going with the low exposed like that, but as it moves west and nortnorthwest there is an opportunity to get it to at least a depression or a tropical storm and then it could be a rain m it normally takes a more northeanorthwest track but thisw things play out with invest 99l. and we'll see if what transpires in the days ahead. now, coming up for tonight, not a bad night. partly cloudy we bottom out in the 70's and tomorrow, sunny to partly cloudy with afternoon on saturday, we should be okay,

. >>> plus south florida, state officials are scrambling for new ways to combat the virus and fear it is could affect tourism. >>> and donald trump makes a new plea to african-american voters. hisomments that hillary clinton described as so ignorant it's staggering. you. >> announcer: from tampa bay's number one news station, this is "good day tampa bay." >> anjuli: good morning and welcome to you to "good day >> alcides: and i am alcides segui. the team back, >> anjuli: and lindsay. the group of three. they didn't want to see us. they went straight to this shot. >> lindsay: a good shot. i will give them that. bayshore showing high clouds. sunrise in the works. a lovely one. look at the opposite at the beach and a couple of towering clouds. a few tiny showers to show. you not many. we have warmed one degree since last hour in tampa. at 81. 74 in frostproof. bartow at 73. feels like 87 in tampa this hour. couple of pesky little showers in the near shore waters and as we zoom in, let's watch them move and most of these will fall apart before they reach the beach. i will be watching them

point it gets to south florida and then there is a pretty big discrepancy. some go east of our state. the european model last night was intenfying wha would b hermine. and has it heading for texas. they are now predicting, the models are predicting high pressure off of the carolina coast and forcing storms this way, the weakening high would force storms up to the north and andn fact the eventual outcome would be a tropical storm or a cat one hurricane going up the spain of the state monday into tuesday. at is a forecast to me that kind of makes sense. but i'm not going to say it's exactly going to happen. near mmi and then pallelling the west coast which is obviously something we don't want to see and i don't think it will verify just like that. just refuses to develop ther system, taking in the sheer and showing the general area of low pressure over the state overhe weekend. there's a lot more to come. again, dave is in tomorrow morning and we'll be talking about it tomorrow night, and we are also on febook twitter. don't forget myfoxhurricane.com. and tomo

. >> anchor: developing story from south florida now. more cases of the zika virus triggering travel warnings for pregnant women. doctors say 3 of the new zika cases involve tourists. jadiann thompson in the newsroom with details for us. >> the state of requesting help from the disease control to get help. the second in south florida after the area of win wood became a transmission zone last month. win wood is somewhat contained. florida's governor rick scott spoke today detailing 5 new cases. >> 2 of these individuals live in miami dade county. one person is a resident of new york. taiwan. >> reporter: so the new area in miami beach is around a 1 and a half square mile area. the state and the city have started spraying that area for mosquitos. officials are urging residents to spray themselves and clothing with mosquito repellent. >> anchor: and now to a developing story at 7. u.s. swimming star ryan lochte saying sorry to fa international olympic committee is step nothing to focus on all of these olympic swimmers. ryan schulteis live i

. >> also the zika virus spreads in south florida. >>> we begin tonight with a threat of floods. i'm jessica dean. >> and i'm natasha brown. let's get right to heat roll gist kate bilo she's been keeping an eye on storms rolling through the area. >> we do still have storms on the radar right now especially off to our west and that's where the flash flood watch remains in effect north and west suburbs tonight. but the good news is this storm that was moving over burks county has started to be a little more suppressed off to the south just grazing the philadelphia suburbs with some wet weather. so it's missing for the city for the moment but we can't promise this is going to be the case for the night. these pockets showing where the heaviest rain is. the steadiest is down back to harrisburg right now. it is impacting the turnpike and we could see some lingering showers through the overnight and into tomorrow morning that could possibly slow down the early part of the morning commute. our flash flood watch goes until 6:00 in the morning. pretty much all of northern new jersey you ca

storm chances to 5% today and down south of south florida, we have a ton of reallyee moisture this is invest 99 l, meaning it is an area we are invest investigating. it is not a named storm, it is not a depression, and it likely won't become either of the two over the next two days because of wind shear kind of driving some of this deep convection that just developed out and east of it. any area underneath it flashflooding because of the moisture and the slug, we will have to monitor in the direction northwest. the chances and odds of develop are down especially from the short term because of wind shear and little dry air. in its path. really warm waters. a 40% chance of development the next five days. most of the reliable computer models show a track between florida and cuba sunday and monday. by monday, if the system is here and we are here, well, we are on the east side. the moist identify. upping our rain chances 70%. a couple of our arrival models named storm riding across the state and where a couple of these models are showing. the h word outlier. the general consensus weak to

. >>> the zika virus may be spreading across a wider section of south florida. palm beach county reporting the first suspected case that is believed to be contracted locally. the patient traveled to miami-dade county. the total number of non travel related zika patients in south florida is now 17. another 357 travel related cases statewide. >>> it will be a rough day ahead for air passengers flying on delta airlines. the atlanta carrier announcing 100 flight cancellations already today. at least 200 flight delays. they are warning the numbers could go higher. delta forced to cancel over 1,000 flights on monday because of the computer outage. that stranded tens of thousands. >>> heavy rain in the forecast this morning. meteorologist pedram javaheri has the latest. >> good morning, alison and ryan. it story will develop the next couple days. we have seen what transpired over the open waters. heavy rainfall estimates brought down 15 inches of rainfall. this storm system responsible for the system that is meandering to the north. the flooding across the region. the

and then actually through south florida and into the gulf mexico. that's one potential long-range forecast. the gfs is the american computer model, same thing, toward the miami area but takes a turn up towards the east coast. so we will watch that long- term. in the meantime coming up in weather and traffic on the 8s, near record heat locally again. i'll tell you how close we get. but first, out the door. >>> it's an air conditioning day, that's for sure but a good looks fantastic. let's take a quick look at the other bridges. six minute to cross the howard frankland bridge. 10 across the courtney campbell causeway from pinellas all the way over to memorial highway. and also check it out, a look through lakeland and wesley chapel, up to speed, i-4 between each entrance, 14 minutes. and state road 52 to 275 on 75, 11 minutes. overnight construction tying up portions of 75 in sarasota, more on that coming up in the next report. and now back to gene and gayle. >> thank you. >>> we are following breaking news this morning out of italy. while you were sl

that moisture just now starting to build in southeast south florida. where between now and primarily sunday and tuesday, we will be dealing with the heaviest rain down in south florida. but our tropical disturbance still a ragged mess which i will show you coming up. the radar a little more activity on the east coast. our area showing some rain as well. we have spot showers that developed well west of tampa bay and guess where they are moving. not our way. the east wind. they are moving the opposite questionable boating by late day as storms fill in across the interior. overlooking downtown tampa. some filtered sunshine this morning. couple of extra clouds kind of leftovers from rain near the coast last night. it is 79 degrees. winds are out of east. humidity is up. dew points are up. we feel that tropical feel to the air as we head into the workweek as well and that's where the best rain chance will move in. for the weekend, i want to stress, we really aren't going to see big impacts from tropical moisture. maybe a l classic florida sea breeze weather