eight days until election day and fallout continues over another clinton email probe and just an hour away from mike pence speaking in the bay area. a radio call summoned officials to a grisly see. a woman killed, a deputy hurt and a driver on the run. and mail delivered to the wrong place or sometimes not at all. frustrated residents knew they better call behnken for answers. i'm jennifer leigh. >> i'm keith cate and thanks for joining us tonight. fallout continues for hillary clinton's campaign after the fbi's decision friday to re- examine some emails connected to clinton's private email server. the fbi director is not talking about it publicly but plenty of people are speaking out. national correspondent mark meredith joins us live from washington tonight and the white house has to walk a fine line with this one.>> reporter: keith they are because it was president obama who appointed the fbi director a few years ago and how close the fbi has to work with doj and the white house to get other work accomplished but as even talking about politicians in washington of voters all over

terms with what the latest review of emails means. eight days to go between now and election day. fbi director is not speaking publicly and hasn't added any other remarks at this point but that's not stopping people from believing there are hundreds of thousands of emails that need to be reviewed tied to clinton's top it huma abedin. dfd it is back the fbi decision is being panned by democrats and celebrated by republicans. josh earnest is weighing in and here's a brief clip of what he said at today's briefing. >> i will neither defend or criticize what director james comey has decided to communicate to the public about this investigation. >> reporter: while the white house is trying to stay as independent as possible donald trump is pouncing on the fbi's decision. he was speaking during a rally

fbi director had guts to move the investigation back into the spotlight especially with so much pressure on the fbi and election being so close. hillary clinton spoke at a rally in ohio, a state she wants to win but is trailing trump in the polls. she still wants the emails to come out and wants a full review and was welcoming more information from the fbi. >> and pushing back over the fbi new both camps strategize and shift with eight days to go. >> reporter: it's unbelievable in terms of what you have to do for a campaign in normal circumstances this close to election day. donald trump added a rally tomorrow in king of prussia, pennsylvania, a state where democrats were leading and he will speak with governor pence and focus on healthcare.

up. hillary clinton released a new ad comparing donald trump to nuclear fallouts we seen in the 1960s and 1970s. hillary clinton and donald trump will talk about this tomorrow and the campaign continues. >> thank you, mark meredith alive in the dc bureau. new results from an nbc survey that shows hillary clinton has a six point lead over donald trump. this is after the new fbi revelations made on friday. that is the same lead she had in last week's tracking poll. vice presidential candidate mike pence holding a rally in pinellas county. he will talk to supporters in an hour at the saint petersburg clearwater international airport. peter bernard joins us from the campaign trail.>> reporter: hundreds of people getting ready to get into the airplane hangar where mike pence will address the crowd. they are going through secret

for the 6:00 appearance. mike pence will address the latest hillary clinton email scandal when he steps to the podium. he believes the gop ticket has a lot of momentum as we come up on one week to the election. interest in the race is high and people arrived early to make sure the data spot inside the aircraft hangar. >> he's not a liar like her and not involved in corruption like her. the tentacles on her go far and wide and it has to an display ready for hats, t- shirts and buttons and if you want to make america great again hat it's here. his visit comes after a weekend of controversy surrounding the fbi director and the announcements there may be hundreds of thousands of emails pertinent to the scandal involving hillary clinton. people lined up to see mike pence are convinced the ticket will turn it around. >> he supports everything i believe in. >> reporter: like what? >> anti-abortion for one. i'm a christian. he's very strong on veterans and i'm a veteran.

>> reporter: mike pence refuses to say if he believes the investigation into the email scandal is the lowest point in the history of the judicial system, a clump -- a trump claim a this weekend. mike pence will hit the podium at 6:00. peter bernard, news channel 8. >> tomorrow both clinton hillary and bill will make stops in tampa. bill clinton will attend the canvassing kickoff in st. petersburg and hillary has a voting event in tampa bay. on wednesday it keeps going because joe biden will campaign in tampa for hillary clinton. get out the early vote of vent set for that afternoon. you want to check out our 2016 election guide showing early voting locations and hours of operations go to wfla.com and click on the news tab and then hit politics. the hunt on for a hit-and- run driver and polk county.

the driver left the tampa woman dead and severely injured a deputy. melissa marino joins us live from the hospital where the deputy is an a long road ahead for him. >> reporter: we are told he has not been able to speak with investigators yet. we have the radio transmission that one out that frantic night. take a listen. a frantic call. scene. >> they were expecting to see a deputy standing there and a person who needed an ambulance. >> reporter: instead they found two people left four dead early saturday morning on state road 60 just east of lake wales. jessica enchautegui-otero hit a tree and got out of the car and over to the median to flag someone down. deputy adam pennell saw her on the way to a call. >> he stopped and turned on his emergency lights. >> reporter: will calling for help another driver plowed into the median and slammed into

scene.>> reporter: jessica died at the hospital. for her two sons it's a heartbreaking reality. the mother is and coming home. >> she took care of us and supported us and gave us close. she put a roof over our head. she's an aw happen. >> reporter: the deputy survive but has a injuries. >> he is broken ribs, broken arms and pelvis.>> reporter: for the driver who caused this plane the sheriff has a message. >> you are a coward, that's what you are. but you will be a coward wearing orange sooner or later.>> reporter: the deputy will have extensive surgery tomorrow morning. if you have information please call crimestoppers.>> you

serious injuries. did he give you perspective what kind of recovery he is looking at? >> reporter: he's looking at about six months to a year recovery in the sheriff can't wait until he's back in uniform.>> melissa marino thank you. now to breaking news. a pilot not hurt after making an emergency landing in a cow pasture. eagle 8 hd flying over the scene in winterhaven. the plane doesn't appear to be very damaged and the pilot was the only person on board. ntsb is investigating the plans to release video of a shootout that ended a manhunt for a murder suspect. michael vance junior accused of killing two relatives and shooting three law enforcement officers. they cornered and shot him to death yesterday. investigators have been looking for him for about a week and he posted facebook videos of himself while on the run. the mayor of charleston, south

stay calm is two racially charged trials began. jury selection started in the trial of officers later was the officer caught on camera shooting walter scott in the back. next week jury selection starts dylann roof who is accused of shooting nine black parishioners in a church. still ahead a neighborhood dealing with the mail mess and all they got was excuses. >> they knew they better called behnken. packages sent to the wrong addresses and shannon sort through all of it. parents worried about creepy clowns taking things to the next level. they are doing what they can to protect the children. what they are bringing to trick or treat. as trick-or-treaters get ready to roam the streets officials want to protect them from zika virus. i will explain. all that and more coming up. you are watching news channel 8, the station that's always on

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creepy clown costumes have many parents on edge and some are considering carrying weapons tonight while trick-or- treating. dozens have reported seeing clear across the country and around florida parents say they will carry bets were guns tonight. local law enforcement said they all parents will be vigilant and use good judgment. some parents a carrying a weapon is going too far. >> teens get out of hand and next thing you know you don't know who's around. next thing you know you have shot them or get killed or stab. >> there have been clown

suspicious activity. a warning for parents. opioid abuse sending a growing number of children and teenagers to the hospital. researchers at yale university look at pediatric records from 1997 from 2012 and found a 165% increase in opioid overdoses among 1-year-old to 19-year- old. and heroin overdoses increased dramatically on teenagers. >> fantastic and 86 degrees at saint pete beach with clear skies throughout the day. loads of sunshine and a few clouds with temperatures very warm. humidity still relatively low and looking for a pleasant weather condition this evening. 83 degrees at in this book and no golfers and site at the moment. one guy looking for the ball that went into the trees.

degrees with the southeast wind that 4 miles per hour. spots around the bay area at uc 83 at connor 10 and northeast winds at 15 miles per hour. not much of a breeze and you see the palm trees moving in the breeze and we don't see a lot of that at the moment. the forecast calls for drying conditions in the average october is 2.26 inches of rainfall and this month and inch and a half of precipitation. this is the dry season especially in november and are in terms of rainfall. good news is temperatures are falling off and cold front expected at the end of the week. warm and temperature slightly above normal. humidity above normal and pleasant weather conditions but will cool down this weekend. a.k.a. mugginess forecast and not too bad category for most of the week. getting high by the end of the week as a cold front moves through the area. 7:00 a.m. at 67 degrees and 87 degrees at

70s in clearwater beach. 84 brooksville, arcadia 87 so generally the 80s. as we mention with the persistent easterly flow still gusting in some areas near 20 miles per hour and over 20 and bartow. some of the inland areas of breezier. the reds stuff is high air on the water po settling across the state of florida and areas to the north. some mixes to the surface and if you are inland like winterhaven or frostproof you feel slightly drier air and lower humidity. most of the precipitation you see across the southern portion of the state or the florida straits, a few showers south of key west. we stay in this easterly flow and move a few clouds across the state and with the dry air above mostly clear conditions.

forecast calls for slight possibility of showers heading is to wednesday as a weak disturbance moves from the easton passes to the west across the area. could enhance rain chance on wednesday. times throughout the week stay near or slightly above normal and rain chances very low even with the front coming in on friday. rain chances still low and cooler drier air behind not. rain chance 10% on wednesday, 20% cooler air and the time change as we fall back this weekend. saturday night before you go to bed. temperatures upper 70s this weekend and into next week. if you have been cheated, when you need help, she is on your side.

>> reporter: late mail and missing packages. residents are fed up and in four weeks they got mail in the dark and are dealing with missing packages or once delivered to the wrong address and that's when they knew the better call behnken. shannon behnken joins me now and even in this age of technology people still rely on mail. >> they do and everybody wants their mail in a mailbox in the residents want an explanation as to what went wrong. >> it's not fair and we are a small community but we deserve attention and service. >> reporter: nancy checks her mailbox several times a day. >> we have gotten days where we got no mail at all. we have several weeks of getting mail at 9:30 your 10:00 at night. >> reporter: four weeks packages went missing or were delivered to the wrong house. one resident got a shock when a box of adult toys mistakenly showed up at his house. do you feel like your concerns are being taken seriously by the postal service? >> not at all. >> reporter: she called it on

came in the daylight and the package delivery is still inconsistent. i found this letter at the post office informing residents of modifications and delivery operations. the letter reads it will in no way impact delivery or retail service. so i called the regional spokeswoman for the post office. the mail has been coming extremely late. she emailed me the statement. due to the growth and gibsonton we made operational changes that will ultimately result in more efficient delivery and added customer conveniences. we apologize to our customers for any inconvenience and ask customers to contact the postmaster with any mail concerned so they can be resolved quickly. as for nancy she is happy there is progress and hopeful there will be more. >> we are important. we are just as important as larger tampa city areas. we deserve the service just like anyone

office spokeswoman assured me that someone will reach out to this customer to help and the good news is the customers no longer need to travel to the riverview post office when they receive notices. >> there's so much growth and gibsonton, is this an example of growing pains? >> reporter: the spokesperson wouldn't agree to an on camera interview but would only communicate through email so wasn a questions but i got the sense that now that they know about it they will look into it. we hope it's the beginning of progress for the residents and we will stay on it. >> sounds like there will be a follow-up. if you have a problem that needs solving you better call behnken. still to come tonight more retailers bucking the trend and closing their doors on thanksgiving day. which big-name stores will be shut down on thursday, november

his election. no we don't. marco rubio stands by trump and failed to show up for florida. here's what i believe in. bringing people together and reaching across the aisle to get things done. protecting social security. and building an economy that works for all of us. i'm patrick murphy and i approved this message because i'll be a senator who always works for you. the heart walk is 12 days away working hard to raise $100,000 but we need some help. you can go to the website to join the team and donate. the walk is november 12 at raymond james stadium and a big thanks to jessica who gave $50. also neil and richard. thank you for your generosity.

hillary clinton: far too many families today don't earn what they need and don't have the opportunities they deserve. i believe families deserve quality education for their kids, childcare they can trust and afford, equal pay for women, and jobs they can really live on. people ask me what will be different if i'm president? well kids and families have been the passion of my life and they will be the

now in 8 on your side consumer alert. more than 50 retail chains announce they will be closed on thanksgiving and it's a shift from the trend in recent years to open thanksgiving day for

ikea, lowe's, home depot and nordstrom. we have a full list of retailers that will be closed on wfla.com and search thanksgiving. and toyota will test a new car sharing system that lets users unlock doors and start cars with their smart phones. the smart key box system eliminates the need for a physical key. toyota will test the system in san francisco next year with the get around car sharing service. if it is successful they may use it in japan for unmanned car rentals. the country offer free child care services on november 8, election day. they want to make sure parents and guardians can get to the polls. participation varies by location in additional details on services and locations can be found on our website. halloween spending hits an all-time high. american spend $8.4 billion on halloween this year, more than

candy. on average u.s. customers halloween spending is up eight dollars max to nearly $83 per person. when your kids bring home their halloween candy we use sneak some for yourself? of course you will. a survey shows a majority of parents secretly eat their children's candy. they found 62% of parents with kids under the age of 18 steal a few pieces for themselves.>> i used to do i was like, where did you get that? over there. what happened to your candy? >> you have a candy dish at your desk. >> now everyone can reap the rewards. >> it's out of guilt.>> paybacks. coming up at 5:30 opponents of medical marijuana say if the

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right now one news channel 8 at 5:30. interrupted by politics. people in the bay area disturbed by a comfortably early robocalls. tonight we dig deeper to find out what's going on. >> i'm jennifer leigh. >> i'm josh benson. >> typically calls in the middle of the night are good news and thousands shot up in the middle of the night over the weekend and ran to the phone and weren't happy with what they heard on the other end. candace mccowan joins us live in these calls were not an