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the 80s the next few days. by the way, drink extra coffee. get yourself bright and awake because you know what happens. we lost an hour of sleep and this time of year you get into a lot more traffic accidents if you don t pay attention. the sun angles are going to be different. so keep that in mind throughout the day today. temperatures now in the low 70s. we have some showers, they continue to stream in out of the south and west. in fact i ll put this in motion and see exactly what is happening. they are not going to amount to much. but just enough where it will make things a little iffy on the roadways. getting you a little wet. zoom in closer and you can see the stream that comes. in it s a kinds of a pipeline into st. pete. i think pinellas will be getting in on that. they tend to weaken as they head further to the north and east. you see what happens, they kind of get little stronger as far as the showers, then weaken heading in. that is the trend this morning. i think b
MiamiFloridaUnited-statesTampa-bayTampaPolk-countyNorth-carolinaMissouriTurkeyPanama-city-beachPinellas-countyIllinois their presence they say the man ran into an alleyway and opened fire hitting the officers. at least one officer returned fire killing the man. detectives say the woman was take noon custody for questioning. a man who led pasco deputies on a high speed pursuit will be in court this afternoon. the sheriff telling us this violent chase began when deputies tried to stop a man weaving down a trinity road in a landscaping truck. deputies tried to get 46-year- old christopher kunte to pull over but he refused. instead they say he kept swerving and leaving them on a chase. and gwen he got to trinity boulevard and eastlake road he ran into two patrol cars and tried to hit two others. we got him after using stop sticks. we were able to take him safely into custody with no one being injured. drugs in his truck. he faces several felony charges including aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer. your time now is 4:31. a muggy start. here s meteorologist ivan cabrera with more
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