people. [ inaudible ] going 115 miles an hour is dangerous in the first place. sending it through social media is eye opening. this snapchat was taken by the passenger in pablo cortes' car before they crashed into a van taking three innocent lives and their own. students at the university of tampa hated to see snapchat might have played a role in the deadly crash. >> >> don't take your focus on whatever you are doing at the time. >> reporter: it's nothing new. we have seen it across the nation how dangerous it can be. students admit their friends still do it. >> especially driving 115 miles per hour is not a good combination. >> don't text and drive. don't snap and drive. don't use your phone while driving. it's pretty simple. >> reporter: speeding and distracted driving both are bad, even worse together. some blame snapchat's speed

>> it's dangerous because you lose focus all together on what you are supposed to be doing, which is driving. >> reporter: he helps businesses with their social media profiles. he first asks them to sign a pledge. >> while they are networking and going from event to meeting and meeting to event, safety is most important. we say these are the times you should be posting. >> reporter: it's not just when you are the one driving. wednesday's deadly crash shows a passenger using snapchat can be just as distracting. >> i 't can assume the driver was distracted when the girlfriend was driving and saw it. it's not good for anyone. >> reporter: snapchat defends the app saying all users have to accept the disclaimer about safe use. some say that's still not enough. >> no surprise lots of you had lots to say about snapchat's

snapchat really needs to get rid of this feature. too many people have got hurt and killed because of this stupid thing. young people do stupid things. jose writes such an unnecessary part of an app. the thing good about that part of the app is to incriminate someone who gets caught using it. have you ever noticed snapchating while you are driving? leave us a comment conversation on our facebook page at facebook.com/wtsptucson. a polk county community devastated after a brother and sister die on their way to school. the frostproof high school students just left their house when it happened. jorge lara was crossing u.s. 27. they say he didn't see the pickup truck that slammed into his car. jorge and his sister melanie

>> i am still processing it. it's been a very long morning. i still can't believe they are gone. >> investigators say the three people in the pickup truck are going to be okay. they don't think speed or distracted driving is to blame. frostproof high school will have counselors available for students who need them. ten days until election day and hillary clinton is dealing with a potential setback. the fbi looking into a new batch of emails related to her private server while clinton was secry james comey said the fbi learned about the emails that might be important to the criminal investigation that was closed in july. the trump campaign already hitting clinton hard on this. we will answer some of the issues you are bringing up. we are talking to lars hackner. a lot of comments on this. when you talk about an october surprise, is this what you think about? >> this is a pretty big october surprise in the fact that it's coming so late in the election cycle with only 11 days to go.

will carry forward certainly over the weekend shows and into next week, less than a week from election. >> what does this mean for the race, and what does the voter do with this information now, especially all those who voted early? >> we are going to see first and foremost the trump campaign jumping all over this while the clinton campaign is going to have to play defense on this once again. as far as the voters are concerned, a lot of the issues are baked into the voter. we know over 20 million voters nationwide have voted about over 2 million voters here in the state of florida. so those votes are already cast. but those that still have the votes to cast up until the election is on that tuesday will have some decisions to make. in reality, what we are going to see is those voters say when donald trump had his sexual assault allegations against him, they stayed with donald trump. people know hillary clinton has these emails hanging over her head and they will stay with

percentage of those who won't lead the clinton camp to vote for trump but might choose to stay home and a no vote could hurt hillary clinton a little bit, especially in tight swing states like florida. >> all right. interesting stuff. thank you. that's 10news political expert lars hafner. donald trump mentioned the fbi's announcements before a roundtable discussion on heroin in new hampshire today. the ntsb is investigating how mike pence's campaign plane slid off a runway in back on a new plane for campaign events today. beer drinkers letting their political opinions influence them while they are at bar. >> yeah. so the point where some people are boycotting yuengling, the country's oldest brewery. the owner gave donald trump's son a tour. he told eric trump, quote, you guys are behind -- our guys are behind your father.

going back and forth. some saying they will never drink the beer again, while others say, fine, if some people stop drinking yuengling, that just means more for the trump supporters. despite headlines about the boycott, it looks like the company is losing and gaining customers. tonight's big story, the risk companies take by taking a political stance. new at 5:30 we are asking you if it's enough to influence what you drink, what you eat or buy, and if it long run. johnson & johnson is going to fight a jury's decision to give a woman $70 million in a lawsuit. she claims using johnson & johnson baby powder led to her ovarian cancer. some studies show a link to talc and cancer, but scientists say it's not clear whether the product can in fact cause the disease. johnson & johnson maintains their products are safe. staying on top of your

on the tampa end of the howard frankland because of a road crew over on the right side. make sure you give yourself extra time if you are going northbound on i-275. a live look at i-4 in thonotosassa. all looking good right now. so it's terrifying, a title people keep talking about on social media. that road i-4 named the deadliest interstate in the country with almost three deaths every two miles. yesterday on "10news at 5" i showed you some of the bad behavior we spotted on i-4 that makes it so dangerous. distracted driving, speeding, and tailgating. and those are the same things a lot of you have complained about facebook page. robin says that it's probably so dangerous because it has one of the highest concentrations of lost, clueless, and distracted drivers. wes wants us to remind viewers that slower traffic should stay to the right. it's the law. he points out something we also saw.

they are driving. these stories certainly never get old. tears of joy inside a pasco county classroom today. a father reunited with his daughter for the first time in six months. watch this. a huge hug for air force staff sergeant cab air cavara. he is here just in time for halloween. >> so precious. re >> yeah, i mean, she was so surprised to see him. she took a moment. she was like, wait a minute. >> yeah. so cool. just a few months old and this tiny baby has already been through more than some experience in a lifetime. we've got the incredible story behind this miracle baby's fight to survive. a school security guard gets a student in a chokehold and slams him to the ground. this video raising new

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 fail 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. because i'll be a senator who always works for you. i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... they're rapists...

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special subsidies for special interests. bob buesing... on the record. he sues tax payers to cover the outrageous cost of a lavish courthouse. buesing files forclosures on homes critical to seniors. his law firm is accused of running up costs on a school district at the expense of our kids. trailing in the polls, buesing attacks dana young.

anything? to beat this woman. a live look outside at florida southern lakeland. big puffy clouds in the sky. meteorologist bobby deskins up in just two minutes with your all-important weekend forecast and what you can expect on halloween. new video in tonight that a florida school district tried to hide for months. a jacksonville school security guard grabbing two students and slamming them to the ground. it happened in the hallway of the school's building for students with emotional or behavioral problems, and according to court documents

teacher so they went outside to play when the guard confronted them. that guard was arrested. this all happened four months ago, but it took four months of public records requests for the cbs station in jacksonville to get and to share this video. now jenna bourne is searching for both sides of the story. >> reporter: we can't hear what's being said in this hallway. it appears the boys didn't act physically aggressive against security guard robert fields to the ground. twice you can see the boy in blue was walking away. >> typically, someone who is in a position of power, meaning law enforcement or security guard, you would expect them to be kind of use quote one quote- unquote kid gloves. >> reporter: he pled to a misdemeanor battery charge and was sentence today day in jail and a year of probation. this filing decision i got from

says there wasn't enough evidence to prove the boys were actually injured physically or mentally. >> if you have someone who lacks a prior criminal record, someone who maybe has done some other good things with their lives, sometimes that mitigates a charge to a point that it's not necessary to keep it in felony court. >> reporter: the police reports show one mother did call the district complaining her son was injured by fields. fields' facebook page says he is working for century ambulance. i called to get his side of the story. i wanted to see if you wanted about it. he has not called me back. two school resource officers were punished for not doing a thorough investigation into exactly what happened. one of the boys, the one in red, was arrested. police say he would not have been arrested if the school resource officers had watched this surveillance video. now, the charges against the student were dropped.

afternoon. good afternoon, everyone. we have beautiful conditions out there yet again. i mean, this weather pattern has been so quiet for us and it stays that way through the weekend, i think. rain showers not like what they saw yesterday, but a few showers south of us, i'll say west palm southward, and that's just about it. for us filtered sunshine. the gulf water is 76 degrees. i think it will come up with a degree or two over the weekend. a gorgeous sunrise out it's just about 82, 83 degrees at our beaches this afternoon. 84 in sarasota. 79 in st. pete. low 80s for polk county. anywhere from 80 to 82 degrees. new tampa about 82, and tampa itself checking in with 84 right now. winds still up. it's like the last couple of days, but a nice breeze. gusts have been in the 20s. we had a wind advisory for the skyway. it stayed open and it's open right now. but just because that center

i don't think it's gonna close the bridge. the winds should come down through the evening hours. friday night plans? head on out. it's gonna be fantastic out there weather-wise. falling through the 70s all evening long. and then, in fact, 3:00, 4:00 in the morning before we get to the upper 60s and most of us will bottom out at 67 to 70 degrees starting saturday morning. nice and dry all the way through. here is the forecast model. let's take a look at both saturday and sunday. so this goes through the afternn look at this. mostly sunny skies. i do think we will see a few more high clouds like we have seen today, but 85 degrees after starting in the upper 60s. we will go back down to the upper 60s early sunday morning, and then sunday afternoon, there you go, another beautiful day. very isolated shower chance lake placid southward, tampa, lakeland, hudson, springhill will be fine. we will be topping out about 86 degrees and we will have a little less wind around for your sunday. now, keep in mind the allergy

weekend. 5 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. is generally the highest levels. but with the breeze it will help to kick it out a little bit, too. 86 on saturday. 85 on sunday. not a big difference. it's the same weather really. but as we head out to the football game, now it's going to be warm. 85 degrees, it's a 1:00 game. it's one of the warmest games. but if you went to the last game, this one will be even better, or the last day game we had because it was warmer and much more humid. we will have a little humidity, but it will be fairly comfortable. here we go. this is your hour-by-hour halloween forecast. so monday in the afternoon we'll top out about 85 degrees. if you send the kids to school with their costumes, it's going to be on the warm side. trick-or-treat time, once we get 6:30 to 7:00 about 80 degrees. after that we will be in the upper 70s. anywhere from 82 to 79 degrees, and i think we're dry. we don't have any issues with

and so is the extended forecast. the next rain chance thursday into friday. the models may flip-flop from the north. coming up in the next half hour we will talk about the beach and boating forecast for the weekend. don't forget you have any pictures, send them to bobby deskins weather on my facebook page. look at imagine a baby so small that it doesn't even fill your palm. >> can't wrap your head around it. an infant in north carolina was born that tiny. he is known as something called a micro preemie. the mom gave birth to little amar'e at 24 weeks. he was 15 ounces, you know, less than a pound, and just the size of a smartphone. now, his chances of making it through the first 24 hours were

doctors weren't so sure he would survive. >> they never said he would be okay. they were like, we got to prepare you for the worst. i didn't think a 15-ounce baby had hope. i didn't think they could come home on no oxygen. >> look at him now. >> i a amazing. >> amar'e was in neonatal intensive care for 120 days. now both mom and baby are home. at 8 months lived through four hernia surgeries and two bouts of pneumonia. no wonder his mom calls him her miracle baby. well, staying on top of your friday evening drive, looking pretty smooth out there. i-275 over the center part of the howard frankland bridge, keep in mind there is some backup when you get to the tampa side. also a live look at i-75 in tampa. you're looking at the southbound lanes looking like a

now, don't forget you can always check in with your road warrior hilary zalla every monday through friday before you head out the door. catch her on "10news this morning" from 5 to 7. the bucs haven't won yet this season. will sunday be the day? it's bucs football on 10news this sunday. hosting the raiders. i am ryan bass. for starters, let's chat about that so-called home field advantage. tampa bay is winless at ray jay this year and have lost 15 of the last building while the raiders are the nfl's best road team. also, watch the match-up between amari cooper and bucs rookie vernon hargreaves. they matched up in the sec and cooper got the best of the situation. so many reunions and those teams are in the top 20. i am ryan bass and that's your

not one but two american >> on this day in 1886, that is 130 years ago, president grover cleveland dedicated the statue of liberty. >> who knew? another milestone, on this day in 1965 crews finished building the gateway arch in st. louis. >> so do you know the answer to this? which one is taller?

by a contagious disease. hand, foot, and mouth hits a local elementary school, but parents say they were kept in the dark. we are breaking down how the district decides when to an ale it's all new at 6:00. it was a bittersweet ceremony today as a couple of mothers in india were reunited with their >> they were accidentally swapped at the hospital. one of the mothers contacted police after nurses said she gave birth to a son but was hand add baby girl. dna tests proved the child was not hers. they believe the mix-up happened because both babies had the same surname. >> that is crazy. stay with us. stay with us. "10news at 5:30"

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"10news at 5:30" starts right now. >> good evening. i am reginald roundtree. >> i am jenny dean in for courtney robinson. for some beer drinkers this could leave a bad taste if your mouth. that depends on who you are voting for this election season. the owner of yuengling beer is backing donald trump for president. >> but endorsing a candidate or a cause, that could be a risky move and comes with just check out these comments from our facebook page. fern says, stop shopping at walmart, chick-fil-a, hobby lobby, papa john's, jimmy john's to name a few. it does matter to me behind what kind of ideology my money importance. john writes, i left the geico insurance company since warren buffett wants to stand on stage and support hillary clinton. eric glasser looks at both size