breaking news out of las vegas where there's been a shooting on the grounds of the airport. >> two people have been shot in an airport parking garage. at last check they were taken to the hospital, conditions unknown. the las vegas police department tweeting an airport connector tunnel is closed right now. no any flights there. also new at 11:00 dangerous explosives shut down a pasco county highway. deputies are tracking the person who left the shells too close to that busy road. good evening. i'm wendy ryan. i'm jamison uhler. take a look at this video. the new york/new jersey bombing suspect running from police. >> the suspect is now charged with five counts of attempted murder of a police officer. shoot-out with police. >> meantime a houston man is in jail tonight for plotting to blow up a building. he is facing 10 years in prison. these incidents come as deputies investigate a suspicious device left on a busy intersection. marisela burgos joins us with what she has learned. >> reporter: while everything may look okay tonight at the intersection of collier parkway and roderick drive, it wasn't two weeks ago. >> they made me house, and they were out here for a few hours. >> several agencies, including tons of federal agents, responded to this area when someone found a suspicious device next to the road. >> we kept looking out the window to see if they were still here, and they were still working. >> reporter: they worked for about six hours and carefully removed it, not knowing what it was except it's home made and could go off. then last week the pasco county sheriff's office released more destructive device with mortar shells inside of it that could hurt someone if it detonated. they say the atf classified it a fire work. >> we don't know if there was a timer. >> reporter: more tests will be done once it dries. deputies think the person who built it isn't familiar with explosives. >> the lack of information that was provided to us is somewhat disconcerting. >> the sheriff's office says they handled this like they would any similar situation and tried to put out as much info as they could, for the people who live out here they want to know more. >> it would be really nice to know who and why, why choose this community. >> that was our marisela burgos reporting. new tonight a high school softball coach arrested for stealing from her own school. according to investigators she admitted to everything. michael paluska live with more on why the coach didn't think she was doing anything wrong. of time on this field behind me. according to what happened in this arrest report she didn't know she was doing anything wrong because she thought she was helping the team. tonight she is in jail. she is the p.a. teacher, softball, and volleyball coach in lakeland. polk county deputies say she took three separate checks totaling $700. the report says she admitted to use white-out on the "pay to the wrote in her name. she used mobile deposit to cash the checks into her bank account. she said she bought team equipment. according to the report there hasn't been a single deposit in the softball account since november of 20 15. polk county schools released a statement that read in part, "the allegations against this employee are troubling. the school district is grateful for the generosity of the is unacceptable. no information tonight in this warrant as to whether or not she actually bought equipment for the team that plays on this field, but we are hoping to learn more information. she has her first appearance in front of a judge tomorrow afternoon. caught on camera, local deputies need your help catching an armed robber. they hope you can recognize this man. he robbed a circle station yesterday morning. deputies say he showed a weapon before demanding money. the clerks cooperated and weren't injured. he is described as having a rachy voice. right now an orlando police officer or detective, rather, is under investigation. police saying the officer threw a big house party and one of his gifts turned up dead. neighbors found the man slumped near a curb unconscious. good evening everybody. we are tracking some decent rains across the northern section of the state and across the metro area still some rain rolling in from the gulf. central pinellas county down to clearwater, pasco, hernando and citrus. there is more on the way. overnight tonight expect moisture to come in from the gulf of mexico. while it won't bea huge deal tomorrow morning for rush hour there will be some showers out there, and they are going to continue and get even heavier by the morning into the afternoon hours. so when you wake up first thing look for partly cloudy skies, maybe some storms as early as 9:00. we will extend that forecast and talk about the latest tropical depression in the gulf coming up in a couple of minutes. >> thanks, denis. new information tonight as we look deeper into the sinkhole at mosaic, the fertilizer plant. this is not the first time the community in that area has faced the threat of water contamination. abc action news reporter cameron poland explains how the own nightmare more than three decades ago. >> from that road, from the highway, 37, to as far as you can go this way and around. >> reporter: luther hamilton remembers the day the digging started. >> they dropped the bucket right on the property line. i stood in my yard and talked to the man. that's how close he was to me. >> reporter: hamilton, a pastor, now says the company owned the mine back then and most junction. he says once the digging began dust and odors filled his home and the water out of his faucets and toilets turned brown. >> because of the mine, they messed up our wells with the dragline with the mining. >> reporter: imc denied contaminating the wells but this u.s. news and world report shows how the company spent more than $1 million digging deeper wells for residents. these small treatment plants maintained by polk county but these latest images now have alarm bells ringing in hamilton's head once again. >> we're getting water from a treatment plant, and i don't drink it. i've never drank it. i buy more water from zephyrhills. >> reporter: hamilton has one piece of advice for those also worried by this latest video. >> we need to get congressmen. we need to yell, and we need to yell loud. >> reporter: cameron poland, abc action news. >> deputies are searching for a toddler and her mom who may be in danger. they were last seen two weeks ago in palm city. deputies say they may be with 46-year-old chester smith traveling in a silver pt cruiser. right now no crime has been committed but deputies want to make sure the two are safe. a central florida man is recovering after an alligator swim. police say the 56-year-old man who was homeless was swimming near a bridge earlier today when he was bitten. crews airlifted him to the hospital where he is expected to survive. florida fish and wildlife officials searched that river for the alligator. in the race for florida's 13th congressional seat, residents now know where governor charlie crist stands on several the candidates debated tonight. kristin jolly had very different opinions on the sewage issues. >> to get this cleaned up, our country has done it for flint. why can't we do it for pinellas county? >> they did agree on st. petersburg being the home of a cuban consulate. it's a big day here at abc domestic violence campaign. >> we're all wearing purple, the color symbolizing domestic violence awareness. the fwc is now working to remove a 72-foot yacht on the shore of palm beach. it has been sitting there now for 12 days. the yacht was grounded after its owner had one too many drinks, according to police. he had time to remove it but missed the deadline. that other than now faces several criminal charges. so much more including two popular chain restaurants you may want to avoid in tonight's dirty dining room. one has roaches, the other raw sewage. disturbing new video showing exactly what happened when an oklahoma police officer kills an unarmed pastor. we will have that video for you after the break. plus, we're always taking action for you. tonight we've got a lead on several thousand new jobs. we will tell you the businesses hiring right now. news app. search abc action news in your he may have just been tasered. >> shots fired! >> shots fired. one suspect down. >> this is new video showing the moment tulsa police shot and killed an unarmed black pastor. the video shows the man with his hands up walking in the direction of his stalled out suv. police reportedly before he was fatally shot by a female officer. the police chief says they did not find a gun on the pastor or in his car. police say did he not follow his orders when he reached into his car. the department of justice is investigating that shooting. in a special dirty dining report, we found two chain restaurants fought making the grade with inspectors. bone fish grill in brandon had to temporarily close on september 14th after inspectors crawling near the salad prep cooler on the cookies line and on the bar. taking action for your safety, our i team also finding potentially hazardous food held at dangerous temperatures overnight. and a stop order was issued on several items. the statement reads, the results of the inspection fell short of our expectations and standards. we passed reinspection later that day. our i team also uncovering taco bell in arcadia had to temporarily shut down on september 13th because raw sewage was backing up through the floor drains in the kitchen. in addition, inspectors document mold on the soda dispensing drink nozzles, and no thermometer in the reach-in cooler, making it impossible for employees to know if food items were at dangerous temperatures. i did speak to chris wilkins the marketing director never returned my calls or my e-mail. to see the full stories go to our website, abcactionnews.com/dining. jamison. turning now to democracy 2016 the stage is set. now we know what the candidates will be discussing. hillary clinton and donald trump will try to earn your vote by debating america's direction, achieving prosperity, america. those topics were chosen by moderator lester holt. a consumer alert tonight. if you have one of the million recalled samsung galaxy note 7 phones you can get it replaced as early as wednesday, samsung recalling the phone because it can catch on fire. tonight the exchange program already off to a bumpy start in the company's home country of south korea. right thiern u.s. if you have a get your free replacement from samsung, your wireless carrier, or the store where you bought that phone. taking action for you tonight there are a lot of reasons for cheery as we head into the fall. national companies are now hiring for the holidays. target says for the fourth year in a row it wants to add70,000 people to work in its stores and 7500 people to fulfill on- line orders. toys "r" us also pushing to hire thousands of seasonal workers. new tonight, a gofundme account raising more than $385,000 for an elderly chicago man would got worldwide recognition for his work ethic and unwavering dedication to his family. the man forced to return to his job selling popsicles after his daughter suddenly died a few weeks ago. he and his wife now have two grandsons to support so he came out of retirement to earn money for his family. a passerby heard his story. safe to say this will help the the man will get a check on wednesday. and caught on camera, take a look at this. surveillance video from an alaskan hotel lob be. a curious black bear trying to check in. the woman at the front desk so scared she ran to the back. the bear kept walking around, eventually ended up down the street. wildlife workers tranquilized the bear and moved it. and remember this story of a boy sneaking into neighbor's yard just to get some hugs from the dog? you may remember he was hugging that dog because his own dog had passed away. guess what. mom has given in and that little guy now has a puppy of his own to play with and hug. take a look. a puppy companion at the columbus zoo. the pup's mom is also there for isn't that cute. that puppy is only going to have the upper hand for a little while. >> with the kind of heat we have around here, you do that for five minutes and you're drenched in sweat. now we've got a little bit of rain. you look outside from clearwater, our hyatt cam, things are quiet. but down to the south of clearwater a couple of showers are rolling in. this is that pattern we have been talking an onshore flow, meaning isolated showers. even a couple of thunderstorms still popping up. if you put everything into motion you see how all of this rain is rolling in from the gulf. and when we have that kind of a pattern it means morning showers. so waking up tomorrow morning you will see a few showers along the immediate coastline. heaviest rain now headed towards seminole in the next five or ten minutes. and then right around westchase from east lake road, back towards tampa road you can see shower. this may be one of the nights you are going to hear some rain falling on the roof. there will be plenty of it across our northern counties. that's where most of the action pops tomorrow, north of i-4 along the coast starting tomorrow morning with temperatures right now in the mid to upper 70s. tampa low 80s. we hit 91 today in tampa. clearwater partly cloudy and 80 degrees. st. pete clear and 83 degrees. so there is the satellite. and as that pattern coming inoff the gulf of mexico. when you get winds coming in off the gulf of mexico it is bound to increase our rain chances along the coast. that's exactly what's happening. it continues overnight and first thing tomorrow morning. now you see we're not talking about a ton of rain. i don't think it is going to be an issue for the commute but it might be one of those things, you go outside, you run into a quick shower. this is also the type of pattern we can see waterspouts this morning. would not be shocked if we hear about that tomorrow afternoon. but still most of the heaviest rains will be later in the afternoon, and on the east side of our viewing area. watch what happens by 8:00 tomorrow night. there's already more action out in the gulf, and i think we will start to see a few more showers develop overnight tomorrow into wednesday morning. but not as many. and i think that pattern continues wednesday and again on thursday. so the way you play this, tomorrow isolated showers in the morning, the better chance of heavier rain will be later in the interior counties. same thing on wednesday, same thing on thursday. in fact, truthfully, same thing right on through the rest of the week and into the weekend. we continue to talk tropics. we have a tropical storm here. we have a tropical depression here. td number 13. this will become tropical storm lisa. it poses no threat to the u.s. so we can write this one off. the second one, tropical storm karl. this is going to become a hurricane, maybe even category bermuda but there will be some effects on that island. no impact on the u.s. down the road there's a little bit of hinting of additional tropical development so keep it right here and check on our facebook page. we're always giving updates because this is really the peak time of the tropical season. when you have water temperature in the mid-80s, there's plenty of juice, plenty of energy for tropical systems to get going. west winds for the boaters. sunrise and partly cloudy overnight but by tomorrow morning the rains and a few storms begin to develop. here is a look at florida's most accurate seven-day forecast. rain chances 30% the next couple of days. thursday is the first day of fall with temperatures around 90 so no cool weather, no dry weather, but at least rain chances bumped down. this weekend, a big game across the street. usf and fsu partly cloudy. high temperatures up near 90 degrees. >> thank you, denis. coming up, tim tebow dons the it's with a mets jersey. and the latest news on running back doug martin. now here's jimmy kimmel with what's coming up. >> after the emmys we are back to work. >> 216 episodes, and i don't think i've ever watched a single one of them. >> oh, they were really good. thanks for stopping by. the buccaneers lost more than just a game against the cardinals. four players left with injuries and didn't return. doug martin headlines tampa bay's walking wounded. he left with injury. coaches don't like to see players with hamstring injuries. depending on the severity, it could take forever to heat. when you think about doug martin's injury history, the bucs can't afford to rush him back. also, luke stocker was seen running back will obviously suffer. >> when you take a top level player out you usually don't have exactly the same caliber player behind him even though we're very high on charles since. but yeah, it definitely hurts you, but that's the nfl. >> there's no way the buccaneers could be that bad as they played against arizona. the cardinals flat out better, though. bucs are young, but are growing up fast. sometimes you need to lose games like this to learn a lot about your football team but it is only one loss. you don't need to panic just yet. just ask gerald mccoy. >> last week i said, don't make a big deal after just one game. anything can happen. is it hard to see that this is one loss? no, because it's one loss. we want win. it is what it is. >> as if the florida gators quarterback lock del luke del rio sidelined, the gators will start austin apple bea. talk about getting thrown into the fire, his first gators road game will be at tennessee. and listen to this. one volunteer fan was so happy to hear appleby will play, he started a go fund apple bea's funeral. the site was taken down but appleby thought it was hilarious. >> it is fun. i would love to get my hands on the go fund me if it's ncaa praw.d if they're going to get me some cash, that would be awesome. i could pay for gas for my scooter. >> who likes gas for their scooter. in high school appleby wore favorite player tim tebow. he arrived in port st. lucie today. this was his first practice at new york mets instructional league. get. this vass this afternoon tim tebow had the third highest selling jersey in major league baseball. impressive for a guy who probably won't make it to the majors. tebow mania is back, except of course here on the diamond. he took batting practice, didn't hit any home runs, shagged a signed autographs. he told us he's not thinking about football. he's thinking about baseball. >> i want to prove the coaches right and my teammates and try to be the best baseball player i can. more importantly, the best person that i can. i'm doing to the pursue what's on my heart and live out a dream and live life to the fullest. >> and finally tonight, rays be out for the season due to hip surgery. he will be back next season. and we will be back right after check out ivan first thing tomorrow morning. he will have a live look at radar. we're going to give it a b with a high near 90. >> we have continuing coverage on our website, abcactionnews.com. >> have a good night. we will see you back >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, kiefer sutherland, john olive, and music from die antwoord. and now, your attention please -- here's jimmy kimmel! 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