over your safety. that's because under our laws, any park with more than 1,000 employees does not have to be inspected by the state. >> with so many a short drive away, that got us thinking, what are your rights if something tragic happened to you or your family. can you take the owners to a courtroom like this and prove they're liable, or are you agreeing to ride at your own risk the moment you ticket. a day at an amusement park should be fun. do you know what you're agreeing to when you buy that ticket? >> the next time someone does that they'll be the first to have read it. nobody does. you're there for a fun day. >> i know there's a lot of fine print on the back. >> matt jones enjoys going to amusement parks with his

safety. >> the attorney says that's what it boils down to. he used the tragedy at the australian amusement park as an example. >> for instance, if the patrons were jumping out and trying to swim, jumping out of the raft and trying to swim. they've assumed the risk because that wasn't part of the ride. i don't think that happened here. >> he's fought a number of cases gun violence theme parks and won. if the ride malfunctioned or they didn't follow safety guidelines it's responsible. no matter what fine print you agree to, you never give up >> i think a lot of the parks want us to feel that way. that we've given up all our rights but we've given up nothing. >> this applies to children under 18. they can't sign a contract if they wanted to or be expected to read and follow the fine print. in tampa, 10 news, wtsp. some ways a lawyer could argue in court that a theme park is negligent are pointing to issues like unlocked doors

areas like parking lots where attacks cowell happen. but if you think a theme park is quick to settle to save face, we're told they are willing to fight to fend off future lawsuits. donald trump and hillary clinton are both campaigning here in florida. early voting is all ready under way. and this is the prime time for the candidates to get their faces in front of the potential voters. trump took a swipe at obama care today which clinton says she has a plan to fix. he appeared at one of the resorts. the republican nominee said the high cost of obama care is hurting workers and premiums are going up next year. >> repeal and replace obama care. and i can say all of my employees are having a tremendous problem with obama care. >> but the general manager of trump club clarified later that most of their employees receive company provided insurance. hillary clinton's camp says she has plans to make health insurance more affordable. >> she laid that out to a crowd

lauderdale. >> i want you to have confidence that we're going to work everyday to implement the plans that we have put forth. >> looking ahead to tomorrow, clinton will be at tampa's park. helping injured first responders. and it's up to a vote on november 8th. mark rivera shows you what your vote on amendment 3 really means. >> it focuses on tax breaks for permanently disabled fi of duty. first responders like former st. petersburg firefighter bradley wes ball. >> i was extremely injured. i cut my whole back. a burning sensation down my leg. >> he had four back surgeries.

i can't feel my left leg. i live with pain all day, all night. you don't sleep. it's terrible. >> he and his lawyer, jason fox say most firefighters who get permanently hurt on the job lose most of their income. they have to pay people to do simple things around the house like cutting the grass. >> you never think you're going to get hurt. having a tax break on your property can make a big difference. >> oppon s many tax breaks all ready. instead of more breaks, they say lawmakers should work to make the taxes fair for everyone. here's the bottom line, a yes vote means permanently disabled first responders injured on duty will get a break on their property tax. a no vote will deny those tax breaks to first responders. mark rivera, 10 news wtsp. you can see other amendments on your ballot with a full break down so you know what you're voting for.

app or head to wtsp.com. if you're confused by the wording in the amendments on the ballot, you're not alone. that's tonight's big story. coming up at 5:30, we're breaking down who writes them and why some people say you're purposefully being deceived. this is something that will likely surprise you, long time white supremacist david duke qualified for a senate debate at a historically black university. he qualified with more than 5% of the former ku klux klan leader is a republican. duke will square off with three other republicans and two democrats next month at dillard university in new orleans. you probably saw this coming, the new york giants gave kicker josh brown the boot. 10 news first told you how police documents revealed brown admitted to repeatedly abusing his former wife. he was previously suspended for the opening game of the season for violating the league's personal conduct policy.

apologized but claimed quote, i never struck my wife. the cost of insurance premiums are going up on the health care exchange, obama care. for some, 25% and that has a lot of you taking frustrations out on our facebook page. laura says my son is all ready paying $1,600 a month for a family of four. where the heck does the government think these people are going to get more money? obama care is crap. joe rock well writes in to sa seems like insurance companies are to blame. dan says it's time to admit that the for-profit health care insurance system is unsustainable and incompatible with the values of modern civilization. >> at least a lot more people are able to have health insurance than ever before. >> this is definitely very confusing. we want to break down who's impacted. most of you are not. in fact, the 25% increase only

coverage. the mid level plans. those are the second to the lowest priced. and that plan is called the silver plan. if you choose that plan, and you get insurance through your work, either the health care provider or your company will eat the cost. you don't have to worry about it. for the rest of you, there are ways to save through the health care exchange website. and here is how. with the silver plan, there are tax credits which you could be missing out on if you buy directly from insurers or brokers. instead, you want to check the exchange. there are 30 planth be able to choose from. experts say if you're willing to do your research, and in some cases, you'll still be able to find premiums any where from $100 to as little as $75 per month. open enrollment starts next week. if you choose to go without insurance, you will face a tax penalty of $700 or more. taking a live look outside, our sky 10 camera traffic camera tonight. this is the end of the bridge

a little slow as expected for this time of the evening. east of the bridge, looking wide open over there. speaking of drive, volkswagen will pay the largest auto scandal settlement in history. that means just under half a million vw and audi owners will be able to get vw to buy ba the company acknowledged cheating on emissions testing and putting dirty cars on the road. owners can also get payments of 5,000 to $10,000. this is tough to watch. and you'll wish you could stop it. traffic cameras roll as a wrong-way driver hits someone head-on. plus, you hear about superstitions when it comes to some sports teams. coming up next, we're exploring

i served under president bush and obama. i fought the taliban. i was asked to form a global coalition to counter isil. when someone makes the comment that they know more about the islamic state or isil than do the generals, it implies a complete ignorance i believe secretary clinton really understands the threat that the islamic state poses to the united states and to the american people. and i believe she understands how to wield american power to ultimately defeat this threat and to keep us safe. i'm hillary clinton

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taking a live look at clear water beach tonight, oh yeah, you know that nice, cool, fall air, that's g us in just a little bit. bobby is standing by to tell us what kind of changes are headed our way. >> the world series gets under way in just about three hours. the cleveland indians have home field advantage in game one against the chicago cubs. only four wins will separate one of these teams from ending years of heart break and disappointment. taking the series could also possibly end a curse. >> goats aren't necessarily

creatures. they're used for milk. and to clear shrubs and greenery. >> they're great for clearing out poison ivy, thistles, any brush or weed you don't want to mess with, they're happy to do. >> but do they have super natural abilities? if you ask any sports fan, they seem to think so. the curse of the billy goat dates back to the 1945 world series. legend has it, cubs fan billy bought two ticket four, one for himself and one for his pet goat murphy. after fans complained about the smell of the goat, the owner asked them to leave. he was so angry he cursed the cubs saying quote, the cubs ain't gonna win no more. they lost game four, prompting them to send him a telegram saying quote, who stinks now. they haven't been back to the

swelling the curse of the billy goat. >> do goats have super natural abilities that you're aware of? >> i can't say for sure whether they do or don't. but i wouldn't put it past them. they're pretty sneaky. the indians meanwhile have a drought of their own spanning back to 1948. it too involves a curse. in 1960 the indians traded the home run champ to the detroit tigers. fans >> not that we felt anything of the curse. but as you can see, nothing happening for the tribe as far as world series titles from 1948 to here we are right now. >> reporter: but if both teams are actually hexed, one of them has to end. which is more powerful? >> i'm going to say the goat curse is far worse, for all the things that went wrong for the cubs, i think chicago has it far worse. >> the goats are extremely

the goats are taking the cubs down. >> the goats are powerful. >> blame the goats. >> whether you believe in curses or not, these teams don't want to take any chances when it comes to winning. there is really so much on the line here. >> there's a lot of pressure no matter what curse you happen to believe it. >> my husband is an indians fan. grew up in cleveland. and grandma long, the indians were up, you walk into the room and they of the reason, you're the curse, you're the reason we're losing, it could get dangerous. seriously. it could get ugly at grandma's house, huh. you get in the kitchen actually. that might if a good idea. it's in the 50s now in the area tonight for the world series game. it will be in the upper 40s generally but it should stay dry. there's some rain chances for wednesday. and i'll talk about that coming

we're looking great. we've got clear skies obviously dry on the radar. some high clouds that are streaming in from the west/southwest. the wind out of the surface is out of the east/northeast. but that's not bringing much in. pretty nice afternoon. it's a little bit warmer out there. low 80s today. still there from brooksville to land o lakes to carowinds. 83 for sarasota. lake land in the low 80s. and venice is at 80 degrees right coming by. this is the view you can see them in the distance at saint pete beach it's going to be a gorgeous sunset out there. the high clouds pull out the color of the sunset. if they're thin enough. get your cameras ready. there are the winds. they're not up now. but they will be picking up as we get into tonight and tomorrow. especially tomorrow afternoon. but we're only talking about 15 to 20 miles per hour. but to be out of the east and

up. i'll have that forecast for you too. but that's a warm wind. dew points are coming up but going to be in the low to mid 60s. that brings the over night lows up. and with that warm wind coming across the state each day, we get warmer in the afternoons as well too. look at tomorrow morning, 65 degrees for a low. i'm thinking 60 to 65. the warmest spots along the water. tomorrow's forecast is a lot like today. we'll keep a little breeze out there. that will be the one difference. but other than that, we'll see a lot of from the west as well. just like we saw today. but i don't think we'll see any rain. less than 10%. i don't have it on the seven- day tomorrow. but it'll warm up. today, 80. that's all we should get for most areas. tomorrow, 84. then we'll keep 85 to 86 through the rest of the workweek. allergy forecast, including the grass out there. i was talking about that. definitely have some elm, grass, and ragweed in the mix,

and it's not necessarily a closed low down there. not really looking for development. there's a lot of wind shear up above. but down here on the surface. the difference between the high to the north and the low to the south, that gives us wind. and the northeast flow, the east flow on the southside gives it that east to northeast wind. you see the yellow shading in there. that's the 20 miles per hour winds. there will be gusts in the 20s. that's tomorrow afternoon. this is thursday afternoon. notice the colors offshore in the gulf and over in the atlantic. we're going to have small of the woods. on our side of the state. and they'll stay up through friday morning. that's thursday afternoon. in the evening hours we don't get as much wind. afternoon it gets breezy as well. that's friday afternoon. it's going to stay that way. but i don't think it brings over much rain. and i don't think it's enough to say we'd have problems with the sky way or the bridges. we'll watch it for you. there's the forecast for rain. that's thursday. and friday looks the same. we stay dry all the way

85 on sunday. i've been listening to you on facebook. i know a lot of you like the cool air we had. some of you liked it warm. i think you'll like the forecast as a result. mid 80s for highs. look at the over night lows coming up. mid to upper 60s. it's tough to find rain guys until the middle of next week. and even at that, it's pretty slim. wrong way drivers aren't just a problem here in the bay area because while we've seen our fair share, a wrong way driver in houston caught on a traffic camera crashing head on into another driver. just before 4:30 this morning, police were alerted this older ford mustang was headed south in the northbound lanes. you can see driver after driver swerving to avoid this wrong- way driver. police are following along on the southbound lanes of the freeway and eventually this driver slammed into another car. fortunately that driver is doing okay. that wrong-way driver had a bloodied face but was talking with police when he was loaded into a ambulance.

experts say if you see a wrong- way driver, drive in the far- right lane because the oncoming driver is likely to drive in far left lane when they're headed in the wrong direction. stay right at night. taking a look at the sky 10 network traffic cameras. you can see the north end of the howard franklin backing up there for your evening commute. and over at i-75 south of fowler, heavy traffic there as well. make sure you check road warrior every morning before you head out the door. catch her on 10 news this morning monday through friday from 5:00 to 9:00. monarch butterflies are disappearing by the hundreds of millions. they're losing their habitats because pesticides and extreme weather are killing them. now they're being considered for the endangered species status. the butterflies migrate from canada to mexico. some texans are stepping up to help them survive the fall

austin and dallas. we're losing a lot of our natural prairies and native prairies. and so these are creative habitats that kind of take that place. so it's important as they go along the i 35 corridor that they have some places where they can rest and they can get more food. not to mention it's just pretty. they're also encouraging drivers who stop at these rest stops to go home and create

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amendment 1 protects consumers from scams, promotes safe solar, and is endorsed by florida's firefighters. so, why are out-of-state billionaires attacking it? because amendment 1 stops their subsidies. you don't have to pay for those who do. amendment 1 blocks special subsidies for special interests. it's hard enough to deliver one baby.

deliveries with the same child? that's what happened to a mother in texas. and you're asking how could that happen? doctors had to take the baby from her mother's womb for a life saving surgery after they spotted this tumor during an ultrasound. >> it was a big shock. we were scared. and i had just suffered a miscarriage the prior year to think that i might lose another baby was that rare tumor would have caused her heart to give out before birth, at 24 weeks, doctors took half of her body out and they put her back in after surgery. she was essentially born a second time twelve weeks later. she has two birthdays to celebrate. doctors were able to remove the remaining 10% of the tumor 8 days after she was born. she's alive, healthy, you saw her. >> we've never heard of something like that before.

>> so incredible. >> glad that everything worked out. >> it's frightening video to watch. it almost seems unrule. new at 5:30, home surveillance cameras capture burglars walking through a home. find out how they got in without this family even realizing it. another big decision by the catholic church, the controversial recommendation on how you're allowed to remember your loved ones that passed away. then new at 6:00, the tsa has a warning for you, check out all of these weapons seized at tampa international airport. what's being done now to try to stop travelers from breaking the law. that's coming up new at 6:00. it's a battle of the day for best cities for halloween. according to a new survey, tampa is better than saint pete to go trick or treating.

in the country while saint pete came in at 99th. wallet hub says there's a reason for this. because the population is older. fewer folks to hand out candy in saint pete. tampa was the top of the state for halloween because of walkability and safer neighborhoods compared to other big cities. have fun trick or treating either way. >> i don't think the kids care.

amendment 1 protects consumers from scams, promotes safe solar, and is endorsed by florida's firefighters. so, why are out-of-state billionaires attacking it? because amendment 1 stops their subsidies. amendment 1 ensures that if you don't choose solar, you don't have to pay for those who do. amendment 1 blocks special subsidies for special interests.

ecuting criminals and fighting for the rights of victims. i want to make the state attorney's office a model for criminal justice. i'll prioritize violent crime and be tough on murderers, gangs, and anyone who commits domestic abuse or sexual assault. and i'll make the system fair by working with police to wear body cameras and using dna to put criminals behind bars, not innocent people. i'm andrew warren. as state attorney, i'll make our county safer for our families. ary clinton: this is not an ordinary time, and this is not an ordinary election. i want to send a message to every boy and girl and indeed to the entire world. that america already is great, but we are great because we are good. we are going to lift each other up. i want us to heal our country and bring it together. we have to start getting the economy to work for everyone... not just those at the top.

making it affordable, because that's, i think, the best way for us to get the future that our children and our grandchildren deserve. my vision of america is an america where everyone has a place. this is the america that i know and love. if we set those goals and we go together, there's nothing that america can't do. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. 10 news at 5:30 starts right now. hi and good evening. i'm courtney robinson. >> it's one of the most frustrating parts of casting your vote. we've all had to deal with this. we're going to deal with it. reading through those confusing amendment. >> take amendment one for example. it reads this amendment establishes a right under florida constitution for