it doesn't get any easier forf the browns the next twoo weeks n the river with a day in miami browns could be starting at different quarterback for the third times as many weeks against miami next week here's wrapped up by the ravensmi and later returned to finish the day 20 and 33.tu everything was going great. honoring ackley playing great a statute and honor of jim brown though water boy who was taken off the sidelines suited up in welcome to monday. both are you. too bad we didn't have something to celebrate in terms of overall win. dhing a little bit of reduced

the mayors of miami-dade and miami beach claim the state told them to ?hide those locations from the public. the state ?denies that request. it comes as the "miami herald" is fighting in court released... claiming it's a public health priority. meanwhile, researchers in miami are working hard on new ways to test and diagnose the zika virus. the university of miami is looking into a diagnosis test that only takes minutes to come back. right now that testing can take up to several ?weeks. they take a person's blood... urine or saliva... then mix that d-n-a with a reactive agent. the results come on a "one or two line reader"... similar to a pregnancy test. they're hoping to simplify the process so it could easily be per office or health clinic. congress has yet to act on zika funding legislation... but governor rick scott recently announced 25 million dollars in ?extra state money local communites are fighting back against zika... by cleaning up. on saturday, hillsborough county allowed people to drop off used tires for free. and on sunday, pasco county did

miami will start using a controversial insecticide to kill mosquitoes. the spray is known to, quote: "essentially kill everything." but the c-d-c says it's safe. the from the european union. there was a big outcry in the south beach community... and that actually forced the city to ?delay the spraying from yesterday to today. spraying will be done from planes. its set to start at five a-m... and it will continue through the end of the month. donald trump is ?back in florida today. he has a rally scheduled in north florida. it takes place at seven tonight at the pensacola bay center. doors open at four p-m. you can r-s-v-p for free tickets on the trump website... if you feel like making the road trip. and campaign stop in pensacola. he was also there back in january. the trump campaign says the panhandle is really important to them right now... because of all the military families there. a big birthday celebration is taking place today in brandon. and it's been more than a ?century in the making. "iva lee haygood bell" is turning 105! she was born back in

(david begnaud / cbs news/ miami beach) the commissioner is now calling on miami-dade coty to stop using naled all dade county says naled has proven to be effecitve. the cdtells cbs news it's up to miami beach. if they don't want to use naled, no one is forcing them to. david begnaud, cbs news, miami beach, florida. 21sthas centuched a 20-million dollar settlement with gretchen carlson. carlson.she's the anchorwoman who sued fox news ceo and chairman roger ailes in july for sexual harassment and retaliation.21st century fox released a statement tuesday and apologize for the fact that gretchen was not treated with the respect that she and all our colleagues deserve." ailes...who resigned from fox in july... will pay an unknown portion of the 20-million dollar settlement. he has continuously denied the claims. since then...other women have surfaced...accusing ailes of the same thing. today: hot and humid with highs in the low 90s and lows around 74. a pop up storm is possible, best chances across the north and northwest parts of the area. winds: sw 5-15 mph. some higher gusts possible.this

do they go to miami for a conference? or for a game? >>> the ravens say they are back after that 5-11 year last year. so they are 2-0. pittsburgh beat cincinnati to go to 2-0 and there you have the rest of the division. the browns are on their way to miami and you have a couple 0-2 teams in that ball game coming up. do they sit with cody kessler right now as we sit here tonight and are they working with him to get him ready? evening. >> i think you are right about that. they were. >> if you see during the game, he was ready to go in. and they didn't know mccown's health then either. >> he's an extremely hard worker and he has played in a west coast offense before at ufc. so he does have some experience in this. i think he will rely heavily on josh mu cow wan. >> when you play at ufc and before the rams got there, that is like playing on an nfl team out there in games. >> yeah. but nothing quite as big as playing in an nfl in front of the nation and everybody. that is a whole different level. i think he is ready. he will be able to take

to miami. ((walter plus: back on track? why it looks like hillborough county is finally ready to cut a deal... with ride-sharing. ((walter)) good morning.. and welcome to good day tampa bay... at 4:00. i'm walter allen. ((jen)) and i'm jennifer epstein. those stories in a minute, but now, new this morning: tampa police are investigating a shooting... at a gentlemen's club. it happened at "goodies nightclub" on east hillsborough avenue a few hours ago. one man was shot in the leg. the injury is not considered life threatening. no arrests now in south carolina... where there's been ?another school shooting. this time... at an ?elementary school. two students and a teacher were wounded... before the ?teenage gunman was captured. and we're learning more this morning about what may have ?sparked the attack. the shooting happened just before two in the town of townville, not far from the georgia border. students were on the playground when a 14-year-old boy drove up in a car and got out, firing a handgun. that's when two kinderga

now, a total of 56 transmitted by mosquitoes neighborhoods in miami and miami beach. david begnaud reports, florida is attacking mosquitoes on the ground and from the air. >> reporter: specialized turbine trucks, buzzing like lawn mowers circled miami beach at 2:00 a.m. this morning, spraying bti, natural bacteria that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend, 19 traps on miami beach showed increase in mosquitoes the to combat the aerial spraying will begin thursday morning using the controversial insecticide. the mayor of miami beach >> we had initially heard aerial spraying was not possible because of high buildings and wind pattern. what changed? >> i heard the same thing. supposedly the cdc has decided that it is appropriate. and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: a neurotoxin, banned in the european union. the u.s. environmental protectige been used here since 1959 without posing risks to people. but spraying is not sitting well with miami city beach commissioner mike greco. >> i'm not willing to take it lying down. >> to sue to

if you have -- said it 20 years what, but miami does have a cool art scene. i was there to winwood now called winwood and used to be overtown and used to be most hideous place in the world and way cooler than it is now. and -- you know, i've made gross generallyization so i'll say it. i think look at mountain view. look at palo alto. we're living in the era of our time. this is equivalent of florence, during time of leonardo and when you look around does it seem like a cull clur that invest in architecture or land, long standing notion of itself? no of course not. right, at the past or new york. every public building there. every school, hospital is named after rich douche bag who decided to have sins of soul or compete for social prestige. but nonetheless he funded this hospital. somehow i've never walk intd a google hospital and and exceptions both puntedded hospitals that's that they did that but in general notion of giving back is funding startup which is a way of giving back but not building library in every town like he did. you go around beautiful libr

it's an extreme case and unfortunately there's not a lot of labor force data on miami in that period. but there's better data and what i have found in my own research is that basically firms adjusted quite well. they shift today producing things that could take advantage of the flow of low-skilled workers, this accounts that you find nothing the way giovanii described it. >> okay, i would like to open it up. i hope you have lots of question. please wait until you get the mic and then identify yourself so we all know where you're coming from. a question here. [inaudible] >> i can hear you but i'm not sure everybody else can. [laughter] >> rachel, i want to thank you for research and remarks today. one of the things that we are seeing as the trend is that despite sort of the national rhetoric around immigration, when you get down to local level it's a much more pragmatic view and so we are see manager cities across the country who are intentionally attract and retain imgrant population ascii part of economic strategies and part of that rests in particular in places that are sort of rust

enrique: miami describiÓ hoy una de sus estrellas -- miami despidiÓ hoy una de sus mejores deportistas. las obras fÚnebres se realizaron el dÍa de hoy, juan carlos aguilar nos cuenta detalles de la emotiva despedida. juan carlos: multitudinaria como sus partidos fue su despedida, no era para menos, en poco tiempo robÓ el corazon de los fanÁticos de los marlins de miami. su familia sintiÓ que su muchacho se iba de este mundo como un gigante. su madre, la misma que josÉ salvÓ de morir ahogada en el atlÁntico. el carruaje recorriÓ la ciudad para despedir al que se perfilaba como uno de los mejores lanzadores de los Últimos tiempos. lo esperaron con cafÉ y banderas. estuvo en una ermita, sagrado para esa parte de la isla. siempre brazos de grandes amigos, finalmente llegÓ a la iglesia donde los seguidores podÍan verlo y donde muchos esperaban. >> tenÍa que darle respeto. tengo un hijo de 22 aÑos y no quiero imaginar el dolor de esa familia. reportero: intensa jornada llena de solidaridad y afecto. >> pobre chico, muy joven. reportero: en la iglesia, todo dispuesto para sus f

. >> everyone here, they would be a miami fan because of jose. >> he was like >> reporter: former school resource officer wayne remembers talking baseball with fernandez in the hallway. >> he even came back after he made the majors to come and talk to us. just a good kid. full of life. amazing pitcher. one of the best i'd ever seen. just a joy to have him here. >> reporter: and his >> >. often the brightest lights extinguish the fastest, but his memory will endure. >> reporter: that seems to be the same for anyone that shared the field with josa. >> he impacted so many people. if why you were against him or on his team. a lot of my friends, they're hurt by it. >> reporter: back here live, funeral arrangemts pending. his friends and former teammates plan to hold a vigil hill in hillsborough county later this week. >> just hard breaking. several major league baseball teams held a moment of silence for fernandez. >> just a tragic story. breaking news tonight, police in las vegas are investigating a fatal shooting at a argument that might have led to the shooting. police are also investigati

. >>> another death of a child miami day-care center. the 2-year-old wasn't found until several hours later. the day care was never authorized to transport children. miami police say no arrests have been made, but the investigation is ongoing. >>> the trump foundation never got the qualifications it needed. if the new york a.g. finds the foundation in violation of the law, it could make it stop raising money. the trump campaign has not immediately responded to the allegations. >>> 5:34. former florida governor jeb bush says he does not plan to vote for donald trump or hillary clinton for president but does plan to vote, which does lead to speculation he will cast his ballot for gary i will seek the advice, where i will vote. i made it clear i will not vote for donald trump or hillary clinton. >> sources close to jeb bush's father said last week that the 92-year-old would vote for democrat hillary clinton on election day. jeb bush's brother, former president george w. bush generally avoided weighing in on this year's presidential election

david begnon has more now from miami beach. >> early this morning trucks were used to spray miamie rzy with bti. the 80s egypti mosquito. >> bti attacks the actual larva of the mosquito getting into their gut and making itzuk&kc sy can't process food and thus they can't develop. >> reporter: back in august miami-dade county began aerial spraying. ce?d can essentially kill anything. side touchesylwvw! a mosquito ij the mosquito almost instantaneous. >> reporter: protested in puerto rico one of the hardest hit zika?1?uew zones in the wor. now it's dangerousb& wzx for prt women and could result in their babies developing behavioral issues. the cdc and the epa both insist nowda";eu? it is safe. florida governor rick scott says the cdc is beach use helicopterszgt?wy? to. miami beach commissioner michael gretco says his community does not want that spraying. we are -- we know what the people?; the mayor of miami-dade county says now it has proven to be effective. one'scrw5x? forcing them too. cbs newsl=] >>> brock)8+w7z turner the man e now officially registered as a sex offender. the former

but at the same time he is not on the ground here miami beach. >> the commissioner is calling on miami-dade county to stop using it altogether. the mayor says it has proven to be effective. and the cdc tells cbs news it's up to miami beach. if they don't want to use it no one is forcing them. >>> here's a look at tonight top stories. normed robbery and police chase than a deadly shooting unfolding across the valley. it started with the bank robbery where chase. the driver of the suspect vehicle was killed. that intersection is still closed for the investigation. >>> san tan valley man is facing attended murder charges after he tried to burn down his house with his family inside. deputies say the 18-year-old tried to light a propane tank on fire while relatives were able to stop them. he is facing aggravated assault over. today christine joan scott legal defeat. she filed a motion to delay the election certification. the legal fight may not be over. another court date is set for this thursday. this comes as jones is now down by 9 votes from her opponent andy biggs. a recount now scheduled fo

. >> browns game day dog pound and we all want to know what the miami get gatecrashed by or will they come through this week? so many questions. >> so few answers so we've got to turn to when outside ultimate authority. >> it is the only authority that reallyte matters. >> are magic eight ball record right now is one and one. we are off to a good start. >> the whole thing as it could go either way.co >> it could. both teams have a losing records. they have not won a game, miami oror cleveland face someone. >> there is going to have to be a winner.meer let's consult the ball kick you have two appear to shake here. >> will the cleveland browns miami. >> let's find out here. turning toward the camera to see if this will work. what does it say? can you read it? >> i'm going to turn it back >> let's look at ourselves we don't question the eight ball. >> avenue got another question to appear dwell two appear dweller a our quarterback make t to next week? becauseto so far that has not happened yet this season. >> will last through the game it was the same one i've got to give it another shap

friends, teammates and coaches of the late miami marlins' ace pitcher jose fernandez tonight pay him a final tribute. just hours before, another procession. the members boeing their heads and afterwards hugging each other as they cry. fernandez and two friends died early sundays morning when their boat crashed in a jetty in the waters off of miami beach. here at home where he went to high school, a candle light vigil to remember the man who came here from cuba before he made it to the big time in miami. and we are live at alonzo high eye there tonight. >> reporter: you got that right, so many tears, fond memories, and also a whole lot of love at the vigil tonight, and a sign here at the school sums it up pretty well. there it is. jose fernandez, fly high and sour proudly. they turned out in the hundreds in the pouring rain to remember number 16. >> he touched my heart just like he touched many. >> reporter: anyone you ask here, they'll tell you how jose fernandez touched them. >> and ma helped and how many people he made smile. it -- and how many people he struck out that he didn't m

. >>> officials declaring a miami winwood neighborhood zika free. and, governor. rick scott thing, that the area has shown no evidence that the impact of the transmission in the past 45 days. people to impact those businesses in visit winwood. and, they had 75 confirmed cases of that locally acquired zika. this eco-zone in miami beach is still active. >>> sarasota deputies are reviewing a discovery of a credit card skimmer on park road. they found the device last night at a 7-eleven. they do not how long it was in place before was found. if you know anything about the case is called the sheriff's office. >>> frustrations growing in mpa a construction months behind schedule and they say is tearing up their lives., we reveal, theimconsuming mistakes and the iacth >>> -- r beyond a single or >> reporter: she is 95, and in great health. recently, a close call. >> i got up and i fell down. >> too surprised, water flooded her home. >> it's stupid. i have lived here for 50 years. in this house. >> the damage was so bad that she and her's on had to move out for two months

sparky was the pride of miami and he longed to every fan who love to watch him pitch. when miami's top is a on the mound they saw more than a great athlete they saw their hopes and dreams and aspirations. >> it has hit that humanity -- >>> right now there are 42 days until the presidential election, only have two weeks left to register to vote. there is an all-out effort to get you to sign up. a part of national voter registration day. we found officials inside a chick-fil-a hoping new voters get their paperwork filed. it is hard when you work from a to five when you have them in places like chick-fil-a. >> you have until october 11 to register. >>> i'm just going to say it, i without throwing the football with my older son and i noticed it was a little chris burke -- >> we're getting there. >> i think by friday night you will notice especially if you live north of site for. south, ybe not so much. is still a beautiful day across most of the area and still some heavy rain across highlands county, de soto, it is all moving away. i think most of our viewing area will be

it's going to be interested to see kesler goes against the miami defense. they have a fierce front line. >> i think a lot of that is due to how well their back four play. their safety do get after the ball and they hold up well in coverage and their front seven get after the quarterback. and that's something for me to have to read and make the change and do things to help myself. >>> ohio state with a bye today but that's not the story for state. the golden flashes are in tuscaloosa. alabama, both are 1-2. kent state is an underdog and hopes to be overlooked at noon today. >> i think as a coach you worry about these games on that side of it more than -- you know they're going to get up for ole miss, you know you're going to get up for auburn. these are the ones you worry about because you're trying to as a coach to the back of their mind and everyone else is telling them this team you can beat. >> we'll be rooting for the golden flashes. in the tigers lose today and the indians win the magic number goes down to one which would give the indians a great shot

there's a business in miami that deals with russian, translators take them to the hospital, they find them there for the birth and translate everything. >> wait until donald trump hears about that. >> please use the microphone. it's lovely to see you again. you said in the beginning stalin was getting more and more loved as time went on. communism isn't though, apparently and neither is the desire of the west so what explains that? the >> when the soviet union broke apart, they could claim them for everything and they didn't bear any responsibility, not even come even though they did. there was never really an accounting and they could dredge up everything that had been buried. it was russia that was bad. just another reason they felt beaten up and if they didn't know what was good in their past. it was hard. for a while as you know in the late '80s and 90s people were revealing what had happened in their families and reading about to the point kids would say enough already. so i think that's part of it. historians now, a friend of mine but as a historian he was going to a meeting at

protests in miami beach, over plans to do aerial spraying to kill mosquitos that spread zika. >> we are concerned. it has the potential of being worse. reporter: doctors insisting spraying it is an effective method. some live normal and are not needing problems. >> despite the protests, it is still scheduled for tomorrow morning. ben: a stunning sight in arizona yesterday triggered by the remnants of hurricane newton. a camera captured this funnel cloud in williams as thun catch residents there by surprise. you don't think arizona when you think tornado alley. >> definitely lot -- definitely not. we showed you when the moisture went through arizona. it is moving through the midwest. extending eastward, we have a severe thunderstorm warning in effect. lightning with the storms as well. as they move eastward they could move through the berkshires. there is likely to be a weakening trend. there can still be a downpour to the north and west. at night and widely scattered. by tomorrow morning the threat is by the boards. that opens it up for some hot weather tomorrow. the front that comes th

browns are 0-2 and off to miami. they will be in miami this sunday and then to washington before they come back home. they have a dilemma because of what happened yesterday. and of course what happened a and josh mccown followed as he went down many times in the game against baltimore. he now has either a shoulder injury or a reinjury of his collarbone which he sustained last year. we finished the game yesterday but he will not play this week. we do not know when he will play again but the browns appreciate the gallant effort that he gave yesterday. the browns need to take care of >> we have to do everything we can to protect our quarterback. it is tough. it's a tough sport. and those guys get hit it is hard. he is one of the toughest human beings i have seen play in a long time. >> the next man up his cody kessler. he will get the start on sunday. he had a feeling that mccown was really hurt so he appreciates the opportunity and now he has one week to get ready. >> it is all about opportunity. some guys do not get t

next, a road game at arizona next sunday. >>> a few miami dolphins players chose to kneel down. ryan keeping it himself. that puts the dolphins up 10-6. seattle hadn't touched scored a touchdown all day either. the seahawks beat miami >>> the emotion of the september 11 anniversary is especially strong at yankee stadium. the race had -- rays had lost the first three but they finally get it together. home run right there. more homers from miller. rays salvage a game. they are in toronto for four more starting tomorrow >>> you never he know who will make a play. this is a grand slam to left field. watch the guy who catches it. it's the guy in the yellow vest. he bear hands it. -- bare hands it. sign that guy up. y23xyy yy6y >>> this is florida's most accurate seven-day forecast >> of course it is. >> we're not going to get out of the 80s by the middle of the week because we've got so much rain around. all of that tropical moisture on the way up. get ready. >> but we can't complain after the weekend. >> thank you so much i'm a coupon guy... i signed up for the publix digital ones..

. >> early this morning, buffalo trucks were used to spray miami beach with bti, bacteria that miami officials hope will kill off zika's carrier, the mosquitoes. laura mcgowan with clark, company hired by miami-dade county. >> bti attacks the larva of the mosquito getting into their gut and making it so they can't process food, thus they can't develop. >> reporter: back in august, miami-dade county began aerial spraying in wynwood, zika zone north of downtown miami. alternating between bti and neurotoxic called nalad. >> can kill anything. >> a graduate research fellow at university of miami. >> when a drop let of the insecticide touches a mosquito, kills it instantaneously. >> reporter: it is effective but also controversial. the insecticide was banned from the european union. and appropriate tested in puerto rico one of the hardest hit zika zones in the world. officials say nalad is dangerous for pregnant women and could result in babies developing behavioraler use. the cdc and epa insist nalad is safe. florida governor rick scott said the cdc is recommending miami beach use helico

miami second possession they will end it right now. runs it in untouched for the game browns fall to 0-3. here is head coach. >> cody got off the plane with us and i don't know him as well as i know this chair right here but he attempted to do what a lot of people don't do in front of the world and country. you know? and that was tough. again, like i told him and all our guys, i love them and we have to get over the hump and we will. again we have to coach better, for the next one. >> the next one, next week, on the road, taking on the redskins. more on the browns and indian in sports. >> thank you very much. >>> both the browns and indians are paying their respects to miami marlin's pitcher jose fernandez. before the games the teams held a moment of silence for the 24- year-old. he was killed in a boating accident this morning. two of his friends also died in the crash. the manager of the choked up talking about his death and his teammates are struggling to cope with their loss. [ indiscernible ] >> that is the joy he played with. >>

this more thanking in miami. jose fernandez was promising ace on the mound. the 32-foot boat was found upside down sunday morning on a rocky jetty. major league baseball is in deep mourning tonight in his memory. the mar lips canceled their game today and there was a moment of silence at baseball games across the country. >> still ahead, the heat is not letting down. >> meteorologist lance is back with how hot it is going to get. this is the new comfort food. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. let's get comfortable with our food again. . >>> super hot out there to day and as people are getting ready to go to school and work tomorrow, i mean can you wear a tank top at work? >> i don't know. you have to check with the boss but it's going to be one of those days. you want a nice cold drink in the hand. we have clear skies right now. looking at san francisco, just a beautiful evening outside. high pressure is overhead and we'll see the hot temperatures ag

the first day of the college football season and tonight the hawkeyes took on miami of ohio and they won. pala roney's here with highlights. it looks like is a good promise nine months and two days since the last time we saw the hawkeyes. that was ugly scene. on saturday a fresh start a brand-new season. the first test for iowa, miami of ohio who one three games a year ago and the hawks jumped on them early. iowa has a seven- 7-0 lead. daniels takes it for 3 21-0 in the first quarter in the second half, 48-7. a 12 yard touchdown makes it 35-7 hawkeyes. the defense struggled at times but a win is a win. >> we came out and where ready to go. happy about that. there was some obviously some good things out there, the capitalized. saw some good responses out there based on what was going on so you think the team at times did a good job there. you have things are not quite pleased with and there will be things we have to work on.>> we will have much more coverage on the season-opening win later on in sports.>>> iowa fans had to deal with more than pack bleacher seats at today's season open

he was drafted by the miami marlins in 2011 in the first round. he became a dominant pitcher winning the rookie of the year award. eappeared in two all-star games. the marlins cancelled their game today against the braves. rays' clubhouse gave us their thoughts. >> i respected everything that he did, the way he got over here, what he's done for his family, the way he went about his business. it's tragic. >> football lost one of its brightest stars and probably -- baseball lost one of its brightest he was but you watch how much passion he played with the game, he will be missed. >> he leaves behind his pregnant girlfriend. one of baseball's best on and off the field, gone way too early at the age of 24. they got their final home game rays tie the sox at 2. they are happy they don't have to face ortiz again. he's out, right. no he's safe because the ball gets away. that's your game-winning rbi. red sox sweep finally again tonight, if you haven't heard, golf legend arnold palmer passed away this evening. palmer was 87 years old. news returns after th

now a total of 56 have been transmitted by mosquitoes traced to two neighborhoods in miami and miami beach. david begnaud reports that florida is attacos id on the ground and from the air. >> reporter: specialized turbin: trucks buzzing like lawn mowersn circled miami beach at 2:00 a.m. this morning spraying b.t.i.in it is a natural bacterium that slowly kills mosquito larvae. over the weekend 19 mosquitoes traps on miami beach showed an increase in mosquitoes. to combat the rising numbers, health officials announced aerial spraying will begin thursday morning, using the philip levine is the mayor of miami beach. we had initially heard aerialc spraying was not possiblein because of the high buildings on miami beach and the windossi pattern.igh what's changed?nd >> well, i heard the same thing. supposedly the c.d.c. has decided that it is appropriate, and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: naled is a neurotoxin, banned in the european union, but the u.s. environmental protection agency says it's been used here since 1959 without posing risks toro people. wi

jimmy g and the boys hoping for a fish fry when the miami dolphins come to town. >> anchor: now they will face a tough dolphins defense in foxborough. and key players there's questions around them. >> reporter: the patriots injury report is out. not many surprises on it when it s rob gronkowski questionable again. doubtful with a knee injury as the pats open their home slate against the dolphins. >> focussed on getting ready for miami. that's what we've been working on. >> reporter: bill belichick setting the tone shifting the focus from the patriots win in arizona a message clearly received in the pats locker room. you know it's a new challenge. itis new week. >> no one is better at turning page and getting ready for the next game than bill. we take after him and understand once he turns the page that's all he talks. >> reporter: sunday marks the first time the patriots face the dolphins from suffering a crucial loss in miami. and new england is expecting another tough battle in first afc east test. >> going to be a fight for sure. they play well at their place. they play well here.

. >>> mosquito spraying went on as planned in miami beach this morning despite days of protests. planes flew over the area spraying the pesticide to kill mosquitos and holy stem the spread children born in farming areas where it is used have a higher rate of autism and learning disorders. this is the first of four scheduled sprays in miami beach. >>> new video shows an suv plowing through a gas station convenience store. police said the driver hit the gas instead of the brake. the vehicle hit the clerk, did not stop until it ran into the back wall of the store there. the store closed >>> how the presidential candidates doing in colorado coming up next in our weekly reality check. >> and crews rescue more than 100 tour ifrts standed in the -- tours stranded in the french alps. >> and cooler weather today. we're in dry weather from the southwest, and it's also hot weather! >> >> our weekly rty joining me on the right, dick laudums, republican strategist, >> hillary clinton has been leading by double digits for the last month. recent polls show this race could be tightening in color

tammy leitner nbc news, miami beach. milwaukee police are trying to track down two robbers who held up several resturants. the suspets are accused of robbing three milwaukee diners wednesday morning. surveillance cameras captured them at the dennys at 27th and howard. george webb restaurant on oakland near locust and another denny's on brown deer road. police are still hoping for some tips from the public as they work to identify the suspects. the brookfield central choir director is charged with theft, accused of stealing thousands of dollars from his school.the school the school let phillip olson go last year after he admitted to taking the money.olson was responsible for collecting and managing funds for choir activities. according to a criminal complaint, olson admits that he set up an account under his name and the central choir association.an january 20-10 and march 20-15 olson took nearly 50 thousand dollars. and spent it at casinos, on dinners, and even to buy a gravesite. indian summer festival is celebrating it

, lawyers and pay you with a food truck. >> yeah, so i told my brother when i but the food truck in miami, i didn't tell my mom me and said hey your brother told me about a food truck and she pretty much said are you crazy. [laughs] but she has been very supportive. my father has been great. >> i'm sure they've been great. >> yes. >> so what makes your food truck stand out? boston has a lot of food trucks, way back in 2010 they didn't but now they're everywhere. >> i think the food by itself is one of the cheapest, largest >> and for $7, pretty tasty. >> especially downtown, you're not eating for $10 bucks. >> how did you transform foodtruck into restaurant? was that a learning curb, okay now we're going to do the brick-and-mortar thing to serve at a restaurant? >> it actually wasn't too bad. i think we spent a week in the restaurant when everything opened and after that it ran itself, but that's the reason because we have a rally good kafwe ecfocus on our people. >> they have fun doog what they do. >> oh, yes. the food industry is tough and we make it fun for employees and that's really

see you at 7:00. >> in preparation of miami, we've been talking about miami, working on miami. not concerts, concessions, just try to coach the team. >> reporter: three days after leading his team to an improbable win on the road in arizona is surly bill belichick is solely focused on the patriots' next opponent the miami dolphins. comes to foxboro following a disappoint two-point loss in seattle, a game that the dolphins led late in the fourth quarter. it remains to be scene if rob gronkowski will make his season debut sound's opener. the all pro tight end was back hamstring injury. while gronk returned to the practice field, daunte high tower was nowhere to be seen. the patriots defensive captain did not participate today because of a knee injury but no matter who suits up, the patriots know they can't dwell on sunday's big win over the cardinals. >> you don't want to be riding that wave the entire week because you'll fall behind. it's a good thing that we've got the confidence but that's about it. you don't want to think about too much stuck in the past and that's never a go

>> it made me wonder how they got my number and used it in miami. i would be cautious. not fearful but cautious. >> reporter: it's recommended to go inside and pay there to avoid being scammed by a skimmer. >> reporter: they are surveillance cameras, but it's closed 11:00 p.m. inside to monitor what is going on outside, and that gives criminals plenty of time to do their dirty work and install the skimmers. >> the crazy thing, they really don't need a lot of time to slip the skimmers in there. thank you, mary. >>> 8 is on your side with advise on how to protect yourself while filling up. as mary suggested, pay in cash if possible. credit cards have better fraud protection than a monitor your statements regularly to spot unauthorized charges, and if something does not add up, call your bank immediately. >>> fears about the zika virus are rising in the bay area, the latest numbers from the florida department of health show 56 cases of the virus in florida came from mosquitoes in our state, and also an alarming 84 cases with pregnant women have been do

trump will campaign in miami tonight -- returned to new york. campaign in miami tonight. >>> we want to get back to breaking news. shots heard at roesz medical center. >> reporter: we're here on clairemont between 8th and 9th where one of the roadblocks is. this is what's keeping us from get anything closer to the hospital on the southwest side of rose medical center. we can see a lot of patrol cars here as well as an ambulance that is place, keeping folks from getting closer to their homes or the other businesses or park garage at this spot. they are looking into a report of shots heard. and we have seen police on the roof. one man came to pick up his wife, he was unable to get to her before this robot was put in place. rushed out of the area by police so they can set up this roadblock. we'll remain on-scene, get a few more details, check with denver police. for now back to you. >> shawn, thank you. >>> the bodies of two coloradans who died fighting isis in syria returned home today. all summer we told you about why the men went to fight tonigh

i expected cigars and champagne when i got back from miami. >> they had one job. >> that was it. did my part. >> we tried, we really tried. bet see gave us an awesome day. >> we're in. >> jimmy is -- back at 7:00. >> nbc nightly news is minutes >>> tonight this is it. donald trump is hillary clinton meeting face to face in their first presidential debate, a live 90-minute showdown between two very different candidates with everything on the line. the critical question. can the two most unpopular people ever to run ange some minds tonight? a record audience of over 100 million expected to tune in. who will walk away the winner in this first crucial contest? "nightly news" begins right now. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. substituting tonight and reporting from the campus of hofstra university, savannah guthrie. >>> and good evening.

. >>> a triple threat in miami. a man walking in and making himself at home, but it's not his home, and this isn't the first time he's been seen there. the real owner of the home says she was ripped off three days in a row. >> yeah, all this happening while they were out of town. 7's rosh lowe has more from miami. >> he came into the h proceeded to steal all my tvs, my bicycle, computers. >> reporter: take a look at this guy just walking around this home in miami off northeast 82nd street. from my studio. >> reporter: and he's not tbrietened. the cops arrive each time but each time this crook gets away. and now with this crystal clear video, this homeowner hoping that this guy's run has come to an end. >> we're gonna catch you. with this story out, hopefully the people see it and they'll call in and report the crime. >> in miami, rosh lowe, 7news. >>> coming up on 7news, self-depring cars to cities across the country. >> and a scattering of showers and thunderstorms marching across southern new england leading to co

i would like to know why this place out here with cool world-class art scene like miami. >> which is funny. if you said this 20 years ago, miami definitely -- i was there a few years ago when you shift the overtime and it was the most hideous place in the world. i have already made gross overgeneralizations. look at mountain view and palo alto. we are living in the elizabethan era of our time. if you go to florence at the time of leonardo we look around, doesn't seem like a culture that invest in things like architecture or art? long-standing notion of itself? of course not. look at the past or go to new york, every school, every hospital is named after some rich douche bag who competes for social prestige by funding hospitals was i went to icon hospital but somehow never walked into it. in general i think the notion of giving back is funding other startups which is a way of sitting back but not like carnegie building a library in every american town, those beautiful libraries are carnegie libraries, that is a legacy he left and somehow the feeling of giving back or investing in the

. >>> y dirige restaurantes el cielo establecidos en medellÍn, bogotÁ y miami por medio de su fundaciÓn el cielo para todos mÁs de 300 ex combatientes miembros de grupos del conflicto han sido reclutados para trabajar como cocineros. >>> fuimos enemigos, y ahora somos amigos y hay respeto por lo que fuimos nos respetamos mÁs. >>> jorge es uno de los dos ex militares que trabaja en la cocina con que una ex gui rri y era. >>> quiero salir adelante y uno es capaz. >>> y ella recuerda que en el cielo se enfrentÓ al infierno de su pasado. >>> la primera vez que lo vi sentÍ escalo frio pero saquÉ valor porque dejÉ las armas tenÍa que enfrentarme a un ex militar y me le acerquÉ y hable con Él. >>> habla de rubÉn un militar que perd parte de una pierna en un campo mÍnimo aldo romero dice que al llegar al cielo sentÍa deseos de venganza pero aprendÓo a perdonar. >>> y cada dÍa que entro a la cocina y vengo a trabajar y vengo a compartir con compaÑeros que algÚn momento fueron mis enemigos, eso no tiene pues ningÚn precio como decirte que, de que ya se acabÓ esa venganza. >>> re

and today, his fans will participate in a procession viewing in miami. a private funeral is tomorrow. >>> world leaders are remembering former israeli prime minister and nobel prize admired leaders and considered a warrior for peace. had he is credited with brokering a peace deal with the palestinians in the 1990s. he was praised for his commitment in pursuing peace. he was 93 years old. >>> hands down, the most talked about story on wfla.com and our news eight facebook page right now is a polk county man's protest to he is raising eyebrows. news channel 8's meredyth censullo has the details on the dirty decals. >> reporter: yeah, dirty and getting dirtier by the moment. here is why. the owner of a lakeland bar is making a point where people make a pit stop. yeah, you heard that right. take a look. stickers resembling mini kaepernick jerseys are stuck to a couple of urinals at the county. and now the bar owner is the son of a u.s. marine. he says he finds the refusal to stand for the national anthem offensive so he is hitting back where it hurts. >> i be

ayer entregÓ la bolsa a un salvavidas en miami beach. en el accidente tambiÉn fallecieron dos amigos del atleta. mar'joaquÍn guzmÁn vive una tensa espera la decisiÓn judicial sobre su extradiciÓn a los estados unidos tras haberse realizado las Últimas dos audiencias sobre el caso. sus abogados temen que si la decisiÓn es adversa, el gobierno mexicano entregue al campo a las autoridades estadounidenses sin permitirle seguir disputando la extradiciÓn en tribunales superiores como lo contempla la ley. alcides: frente a la espera de conocer la resoluciÓn sobre la extradiciÓn de joaquÍn guzmÁn, su defensa se pregunta si mÁs que una cuestiÓn estrictamente legal, sea un asunto polÍtico. >> ojalÁ que no se quede a limpiar la situaciÓn del gobierno con el nombre de joaquÍn guzmÁn. alcides: durante su segunda captura en enero pasado, el presidente mexicano dejÓ muy claro que una de sus prioridades serÍa extraditarlo, asÍ lo dijo en enero durante el foro econÓmico mundial. presidente peÑa nieto: la procuradurÍa general de l