and to keep us safe. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. "10news at noon" starts >> good afternoon. i am allison kropff. >> i'm ian reitz. right now an investigation is underway into a crash that killed two children and three adults. >> this story is just heartbreaking. fhp says a it 22-year-old driver, lost control, went into another lane and hit a minivan head on. inside a 39-year-old, a 9-year- old and a 10-year-old died in the crash.

both are in critical condition right now. fhp says pablo cortes iii was driving his volkswagen golf. these are photos from facebook. fhp says he was speeding when he lost control and hit that minivan. a passenger, a 19-year-old, from lithia, they died instantly. two other cars were involved. one of those drivers is in serious condition. the people in the fourth car were not hurt. there has been another case of an alleged drunk pilot stopped before he fly a plane. that pilot is now on administrative leave. kris van cleave shows you the pilot was stopped when tarpon springs officers thought they smelled alcohol on his breath. >> reporter: this flight landed in salt lake city two hours late. one of the passengers explains why. they had to call in a replacement pilot because our pilot was drunk. >> it was pretty unthinkable.

a.m. wednesday tsa officers noticed the pilot. 38-year-old russell duzak, smelled of alcohol. they called police who gave him a blood alcohol test indicating above the legal limit for pilots. .04%. another pilot was found to take his place. >> hopefully they come up with checks and balances instead of just a tsa officer smelling it on their breath. >> reporter: he was arrested, released on a $300 bond, and put on the rapid city police chief tweeted, the system worked the way it is designed to ensure passenger safety was not compromised. the faa says the number of so- called pilot alcohol violations is low. ten last year. 111 over the last decade. still passengers aboard this flight were concerned. >> i will be really anxious now when i get on a flight wondering, you know, where the co-pilot, pilot has been the

he is facing potential misdemeanor charges that could carry up to a year in jail and a $2,000 fine. his court appearance is november 11. kris van cleave, cbs news, dulles international airport virginia. you may recall earlier this year two united pilots were suspected of being drunk. they were stopped before flying 100 passengers from scotland to the united states. plus, another pilot was drunk as he prepared to fly from det 12 days until you pick the next president of the united states. hillary clinton's emails are once again at the center of the presidential election. craig boswell with a look and donald trump's response. >> reporter: pac emails from john podesta are creating more questions. a former aide to president bill clinton where he says he pushed corporations that donated to

in-kind services for the president and his family for personal travel, hospitality, vacation and the like. donald trump has long accused the clinton foundation of being a slush fund for the former president. thursday he questioned why fbi director james comey not to charge hillary clinton over her use of a email server while she was secretary of state. >> george, she is so guilty. >> reporter: the clinton campaign responded saying we authenticity of individual emails hacked by the russian government to influence the election by weaponnizing wikileaks. it's uncertain if the latest email will change the trajectory in the race. so far none ever the previously released -- so far none of the previously released emails have made a difference. >> reporter: donald trump has three events today in ohio while hillary clinton heads to north carolina where early voting is underway.

can still win, and he is right. that's why it's so important everyone gets out and votes. >> reporter: clinton will campaign with first lady michelle obama for the first time today in winston, salem. craig boswell, cbs news the white house. >> early voting is underway in north carolina. voter records show so far 48% of people are registered democrats while 28% of registered republican. all right. if you drive this stretch of road this is going no surprise to you. i-4 has been named the most interstate in the country. the data compiled by ever drive shows it had the most deadly crashes per mile between 2010 and 2015. researchers say the problem is too many drivers are distracted by their cell phones. now, the interstate keep in mind is 132 miles long. in two hours the city of oldsmar will pitch their idea for a brand new rays stadium.

to their side of the bay. oldsmar hopes it will be in the running. the stadium could be built here across from tampa bay downs off of race track road. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck talked with the mayor of oldsmar to find out why he is stepping up to the plate. >> reporter: the city of oldsmar thinks they have the perfect location, tampa bay downs right over there, and right across race track road. there is 120 acres of vacant property. and take a look at this map. this will give you a better idea. that's tampa bay downs that you for you. and then if i go full screen you can see this is hillsborough county. that's pinellas county. right there is tampa bay downs and where they want to build the stadium. the idea is if you put it here, you get fund interesting both counties. but some people argue that oldsmar is just way too far away. more than a half an hour's drive from downtown st. pete, 20 minutes to downtown tampa, and that doesn't account for traffic.

petersburg mayor rick christ man joked that oldsmar is like driving to georgia. but the mayor says it could be the perfect fit and he says the rays would be foolish to overlook his town. traffic is the other big concern, but mayor beavis says sundays fans come from all directions the cars would be dispersed. >> working with the psta to improve bus tranta something we would like to do. >> reporter: the rays insist they have not narrowed their list even though there are so many stadium sites, and that means that oldsmar is still in the running. those plans will be presented at 2:00 this afternoon. two strong earthquakes hit part of italy tuesday knocking out power and sending people panicking into the streets. it's the same place where an

august. dozens of people are hurt and four people have serious injuries. there are no reports of anyone killed. in manhattan's upper east side this apartment fire killed a person and injured six others. a firefighter dangles from a rope to rescue a man trapped on the sixth flow. they were lowered to the ground. the rope used to lower them was burning and it burned through 15 seconds after they touched the ground. there is a new ingredient in breastfeeding formula. l the w fc says her getting reports of a loose monkey in the bay area. we will have that story for you. and security cameras catch a bear roam through a florida neighborhood. first, lots of trash dumped on the ground of a tampa church and a school this morning. what led it all of this. checking out the forecast. thinking about the weekend as well around the corner. >> yeah, it is looking really nice. our high temperatures for the afternoon mid-and-upper 80s.

just around the corner. i will have the weekend forecast plus your trick-or- treating forecast all coming up after the break. 10news and the tampa bay lightning want to put you in the stands. watch "10news at 11" this week. you will get a chance to win two lower level tickets to the lightning-bruins game on thursday, november 3rd. the winner robert kearney: i fought for my country in kosovo and iraq,

donald trump call women pigs, dogs, and bimbos...and i sure don't want my daughters hearing it. i want my girls to grow up proud and strong, in a nation where they're valued and respected. donald trump's america is not the country i fought for. so, i'm voting for hillary clinton. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. in my job, i see a lot of fires that could've been stopped before they started. that's why florida's firefighters support amendment 1. amendment 1 does solar the right way, commonsense safeguards for the health, safety and welfare of florida's consumers and it's first responders. amendment 1 means more solar, safe solar, for the sunshine state.

when powerful people need someone to do their dirty work, they hire bob buesing. how far will he go? buesing fought to foreclose assisted-living retirement homes, threatening local seniors with homelessness. then, buesing defended wells fargo against charges of helping a ponzi-schemer swindle millions. buesing's firm was even accused of overbilling local schools ,

take a look at this. lots of trash dumped in the parking lot of christ the king church in tampa. you can see from sky 10 there was a lot of it. a lot of folks were upset someone trashed the church on purpose. turns out there was no ill will. church officials tell ws the truck found the largest lot to dump trash so the firefighters could put the fire out. the fire is out and the city is cleaning up the mess. encouraging health news for new moms who might have trouble breastfeeding. scientists say breast milk is best for babies. a new ingredient added to some

the same benefits as breast milk. look for those formulas that add special pre-buyotic. this is an ingredient found in human milk that scientists say can help your baby's immune system. take a look at this. fwc says a monkey was last seen near hudson beach. they don't know how it got there. they say they are not from florida. we are working to get picture. don't approach it or feed it because the monkeys could be dangerous. this might bring back memories of the mystery monkey of tampa bay. cornelius made national headlines when he evaded wildlife officers for four years. this started in 2008. he was captured in st. pete and now lives at dade city's wild things. new video out of the florida panhandle. you could say this neighbor was on edge after a person caught a bear roaming around at night.

roaming around these homes in springfield for weeks now. after watching it from his window a guy decided to set up a camera to catch it in the act. people think he is looking for food. wfc has gone door to door to share tips on bear safety. tonight catch the first episode of "pure genius." it's about a young tech titan who enlists a veteran surgeon. they join us talk about the show. thanks for spending time with us today. >> hey. >> you bet. >> this looks really interesting. what was it about this project that got you both interested in it? >> well, i think just what you see. it's a new fresh take, up to date take on a medical drama we love. great characters in the first script. i knew right away that jason,

something. the characters will be rich and complex relationships at the same time that you get a look at what's coming in the medical world. we really feel like we're going to be introducing new ideas to people in our story lines as we look for innovative solutions to medical dilemmas. >> you talk a little bit about kind of a project like this in getting ready for it. was there a medical boot camp? walk us through that process. >> we got hooked up with cedar sinai in l.a. they have a huge research department. they showed us how the technology works. they showed us what the future of medicine's gonna look like. everything that you see on the show is real. this isn't science fiction. this actually exists, this stuff. it's either in prototype stage or in -- >> some of it is mind-blowing. you would think it's made up. >> unbelievable.

before too long in hospital rooms. we really feel like we are in a really privileged position to be bringing these ideas into our story lines. >> what's cool about our show is you get to see how this technology effects real people. jason is an incredible writer. he has a way of just making characters so real. the people that you see, your family, you see yourself in these characters. the results are so moving. you know, i hope it to be sort of a call to action, if you call to action. do you expect there to be a lot of conversation around those techniques that folks may not realize are being used today? >> yeah. we really feel like that's the unique part of our show, is that we get to be sort of the delivery system for some of this new information. and we don't take it lightly. we really work really hard to bring authenticity to our story lines, as you said.

could really open people's eyes. >> we are looking forward to it. "pure genius" premieres tonight on 10news and cbs. and another beautiful day shaping up across the bay area. this is a live look right now from st. pete beach. you can see some folks out there enjoying the sunshine. some folks not too many venturing in the gulf waters. current reading 73 degrees. they are cooling down those water temperatures. all right. current air temperatures and mild to warm depending where you live. cooler in new port richey. 77 degrees there. it's already up to 82 in carrollwood, and sarasota warm at 83 degrees. wind speeds elevated with a tight pressure gradient in place. generally out of the east- northeast. current winds 14 miles an hour st. pete and 9 miles per hour in temple terrace. here is the set-up. high pressure just to our

that area of high pressure. to the south we are watching an area of low pressure across the caribbean and counterclockwise flow around that area of low pressure. in the middle that's where we are and that's why we see breezy to windy conditions over the next 24 hours. high temperatures today upper 80s. 86 for tampa. this is running about 3 to 4 degrees above average for this time of year, and it's hot across the entire southern tier of the united states. 100 degrees in the dese 86 in dallas. high temperatures across the northeast only around 40 degrees for syracuse, and that's where we find a mixture of rain, snow, and ice. so talk about that. it's not even halloween. already seeing snow in portions of new york right now near albany. we will take our warm weather over snow this time of year. futurecast showing nothing more than mid and high-level clouds stream interesting the east to

hour. we will see some increasing cloud cover through the late afternoon and through the evening. so temperatures right around 80 degrees early evening. 72 degrees at midnight. and wake-up temperatures in the upper range of the 60s. let's talk about your weekend. it's almost here. one more day to get through during the work week and breezy and warm for saturday. mostly sunny skies on sunday. just beautiful, beautiful weather all the way through halloween as well. all right. your seven-day fore the high temperatures continuing in the mid-range of the 80s. our low temperatures in the upper 60s. monday for halloween it's gonna be dry, so you don't have to worry about taking umbrellas with the kids as they go trick- or-treating. they might be a little bit warm in their costumes, but it's florida. so we have had warm halloweens before. allison. >> thank you. tonight on 10news and cbs at 8:00 "the bing bang theory" followed by "the great indoors"

piece at 9:30 and then the

in my job, i see a lot of fires that's why florida's firefighters support amendment 1. amendment 1 does solar the right way, commonsense safeguards for the health, safety and welfare of florida's consumers and it's first responders. amendment 1 means more solar, safe solar, for the sunshine state. vote yes on amendment 1, for the sun.

ober is not just ineffective, he declined to prosecute a man who forced a girl into sexual slavery, even blamed the victim. ober: she was with him voluntarily. our community deserves new leadership. andrew warren, an experienced prosecutor, will reallocate resources to target violent crime, port tampa bay has now become florida's largest and most including gun violence, rape, and domestic abuse. diversified. which helps explain why it is one of dana young's top priorities. generating over 15 billion for the dana young is working to continue that success, by attracting high waged jobs for families who need them and fighting a bureaucracy that too often gets in the way. dana young for the florida senate.

all right. this is one of those stories we are on top of this afternoon. wildlife officials want you to be on the lookout for a monkey in pasco county. wfc says this was last seen near hudson beach. they don't know how they got there because these monkeys are

it. do not feed it. the monkey could be dangerous. we have a crew on the story. we have school of the week tomorrow morning, as well. >> we do. anclote high school is our school of the week. i went out there today and talked with a couple of the students out there. they are so excited. join us tomorrow morning 5 to 7. we will be live at the school and show you some of the cool programs. >> it's been this. >> you can't believe these kids are in high school doing some of those things. >> tomorrow morning join us. we start at 5:00. set the alarm clock extra early and join us. and their energy inspires us and gives us energy. >> they are so excited in the morning when we are out there. >> yeah. >> it has been a lot of fun. . warm. not feeling much like halloween. that's okay. staying dry. >> yeah, there is no snow and

i moved on her like a [bleep]. you can do anything. grab them by the [bleep] we have to make sure that donald wins this 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 i've seen what can happen as the result of hate. my son matt was murdered in laramie, wyoming, in 1998. he was befriended by two men in a bar who pretended to be gay. they offered him a ride home, and when he was in their car, they robbed him and beat him. they drove matt out to the prairie

beat him some more and left him for dead. in the aftermath of matt's death, my family saw the best of america in the love and support we were shown. so when i see the hate that donald trump has brought to his campaign for president, it terrifies me. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell ya. ahh, i don't know what i said, uhh, i don't remember. he's a mexican. i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody, and i wouldn't... words have an influence. violence causes pain. hate can rip us apart.

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 of the reality. but 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 i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i'm hillary clinton when powerful people need someone to do their dirty work, they hire bob buesing. how far will he go? buesing fought to foreclose assisted-living retirement homes, threatening local seniors with homelessness. then, buesing defended wells fargo against charges of helping a ponzi-schemer swindle millions.

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,

>> dylan: no, paul, i'm still here. go ahead. >> mariah: what's going on? >> sharon: dylan's talking to paul. it's something to do with patty. i think he's trying to use his pull as police chief to get patty moved. >> mariah: what? we said that we were gonna break her out when she was transferred. ha the move doesn't happen until, i don't know, a while still. >> mariah: if ever. >> sharon: yeah. it'll give us some time to stall. hopefully she'll get moved further away instead of even closer. >> mariah: closer? >> dylan: i'm sorry you have to go through this, paul. >> paul: yeah, thanks. i mean, i don't even know really why i'm here. i just think that, uh, maybe her seeing me will help somehow. >> dylan: yeah, you're doing everything you can for your sister. and she knows that even if she can't express it. >> paul: okay, i, uh, i'll give