thunder down under, and guess who was the opening act? harvey: who? >> you. harvey: what are you talking about? >> yes! so i'm at thunder down under, ok. and they show like all of these clips of like where thunder down under's been and like the ellen show and they end it with you. harvey: oh, god, don't tell me, is this the pick the in the gym? >> yes! [laughter] oh, yes! harvey: oh, because we showed the picture on the show. >> have you been? harvey: no. >> pretty good. >> is this real? >> yes, i was there. i'm trying to enjoy myself. and then i see my boss. [laughter] >> you killed the lady boner! [laughter] [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] national captioning institute, which is responsible for its

>> why your photocan track down a crook. >> you are watching the fox 13 and 11:00 news now. >> we are starting with a veteran who got the surprise of his life. and when he went to file for unemployment, he found out someone is using his social security number and that is keeping him from getting benefits that are rightfully his. we have more evan? what isoi >> reporter: he wouldn't have known someone was using his social security number if he was not fired in the first place. he went to foil for unemployment, someone in south florida was posing his him to earn their own money. after 9/11, jason stepped up. >> i wanted to it help my country and help get the terrorist.

discharged from the navy and moved to florida. last week he filed for unemployment. >> that is a benefit. >> being a parent is taking care of your little one and make sure they have what they need. >> right now, i am the major bread winner and i only work part-time. >> reporter: he has a job as far as the unemployment office. he worked five jobs this year. the warehouse he was fired four construction companies in miami? >> i can't be here and tampa. >> reporter: turns out someone is giving those employers jason's social security number and earning 10000 a year. >> i have no idea how it hand happened. >> reporter: he would have no idea unless he was fired.

through someone's mind unless they take the identity. he doesn't know what he's affecting. >> they called it in hopes of getting it cleaned up. they can't get medicaid. >> we need help until we can get on our feet again. >> reporter: now the veteran needs the country. >> make sure i get and food on the table. >> reporter: the family said the state unemployment office will remove the jobs that was not his and his eligibility will be considered, chris. >> thank you for looking into that, evan. >> a inmate escaped today. and tonight that inmate is back behind bars and facing more

from barto. >> reporter: this guy had less than three years to go before he was a free man. now it is in jeopardy. hes was serving time for battery on a law enforcement officer and released in february. around noon today while he any other inmates were on a lunch program in barto, he used the knife to take a guard hostage and locked up the inmate and he took the guard and took off in a city work vehicle and went to pinellas county. the four other inmates got help and by 2:00 p.m., ross was backing in the custody of law enforcement. >> they were set to be released in the near future. they are not supposed to be a threat to society and he will

if he gets convicted of the crimes it is a long time to see daylight. >> reporter: he's facing new charges including armed kidnapping. and the correction's officer was not hurt and he's doing okay tonight. ross is in jail in pinellas county. the doc is investigating the case and evaluating the response. fox 13 news. >> anchor: a prison for having sex with a middle student is now free. stephanie taught in tampa. she was convicted of having sex with two of her students. 114 and 116 years old. she is now a registered sex offender and will spend next 15 years on probation.

of sexual misconduct. the total number of accusers is brought up to six. he told them he needed to touch them to rid body of toxins. >> anchor: a collision on park boulevard north. shane of st. dead at the scene. the driver of the car went to the hospital with non- life threatening injuries. they are not expecting any charges. it is a virtual line up every american is a part of. facial recognition software is a popular tool for law enforcement. they can identify suspects without combing through thousands of pictures of which

this first time and thinking how many of my photoand what kind? >> that's right, cynthia, public record pictures are all fair game. and ugly driver's license shots and the mug when you had too much to drink. there is a good chance it may be a part of the virtual file. >> reporter: faces no longer blurred together. over the last decade facial advanceded. found in your smart phone and tv and local law enforcement agencies. >> all we are doing is taking that public record database. >> and the sheriff said his office uses faces. it has more than 30 million images made up of mug shotses and driver's license pictures and state id's. when authoritiesor the hunt for suspected criminals, your picture is one of many to weed

a liowa ca jones said it is odd to be found with a click of a mouse. >> they can look on anything in my resume and i don't like it. >> reporter: when it comes to crime fighting it is not new. >> otherwise you would have to pore through manual photographs. >> reporter: he spoke out on the claims that the system and granting citizens protection from unreasonable searches and privacy without a warrant. >> this is no different than finger prints. >> reporter: the study it founds that half of all american adults are a part of the facial recognition network. don't believe claims that the system leads to a big brother style nation. >> that's not what our system is

it. >> reporter: he said the only photos are those taken with consent. it is not the same as the police scanned faces of crowds in ebore city and compare the city with criminals. the city scrapped the system and said it did not help fight crime. >> anchor: thank you so much. >> you saw donald trump and hillary clinton third and final presidential debate. we extended the newscast to bring you complete analysis. and we'll deputy to craig patrick with a look at what is coming up. >> we have a fascinating night. and key moments in the debate played out in florida and was scored in terms of impact in the race going forward. and what are the decider and what are are they hearing tonight and how did trump and

perspective. we'll go to that and the scorecard in 20 minutes. >> we look forward to that and a photoworth a thousand words. >> a young teen who did not let a wheelchair hold him back from standing up for the flag. plus. >> he was a full throttle kind of guy. a cave claimed his life. that is straight ahead. paul, you have a good look at the forecast. >> meteorologist: temps in the plain states in the 30 and 40s and colder weather is heading our way.

we're following a developing story out of northern california... where a deputy has >> anchor: we are following a developing story in north california tonight. a deputy killed in the line of duty. th a disturbance in a rural area. the deputy was shot and killed. the suspect is in custody. the deputy has been the fourth california officer to die on the job in the past two weeks. >> anchor: tonight we upon know more about the cave diver that lost his life. chris was a certified master

underwater system on friday. he was a 38-year-old technology consultant from plano, texas with 26 years diving experience special. he and his friend went to a popular and dangerous cave system known as eagle's nest. >> i believe he was prepared as he could be. i looked at his dive plan and did everything i think i could do. but somewhere in there, something he said his son was an expert and he started diving when he was 12 and earned every soiflgz a diver can have. he and his partner dove it on friday and everything was fine. they went back to the caves on sunday and never resurfaced.

he never left the other guy. he is a strong swimmer than pat. but he never left him and stayed with him and they died together. on one hand that makes me incredibly sad. sorry. but it goes to his character. he would just never leave the other guy behi. sure what went wrong and may never know and it is not the first time divers failed to resurface from eagle's nest. ten people have died in the system and closed in 1999 and they lobbied to it have it reopened in 1993. and he leaves behind his wife

>> new challenge for a man who lost his leg and arms in a boating accident. mike atherton was fitted with a new set of prosthetic leg and paid for by a grant and designed for racing. it features a ten mile run and a 44 mile bike and a one mile swim. his family's boat exploded on they don't know the cause of that blast after all of these years. >> now your sky tower radar forecast. with paul. > meteorologist: love this shot that was sent in from hudson. and not a recent picture but pretty good. thunderstorm off hudson that is

lightning bolt. more heat and 88 degrees. they have gone for a stretch and last tuesday cooler than 84. and every since then mid to upper 80s. that is cooler weather for the weekend. we have had northeast winds all day. that is the trend all last week moves down on friday. we are not talking cool but talking about the first significant air mass change we have had and it is 68 and wesly

sarasota and 70 in bettero. and 72 degrees in sebring as i said. everybody is clear. but watching with interest what is happening east of our state. look on sidle. it is not organized at all. and the hurricane center had a 80 percent chance of development and now down to 60 and low pressure should get going and parallel the east coast of the united states a west side and drag don a cold front and cooler weather. and coolest temperatures so far this season. st. pete down and and saturday is cool. and brooks for 59 or 54.

deal. and midoctober. and a cold front races to the south. and a small chance of a shower

>> it doesn't change much on friday except you'll noting a drop in the humidity. 84 on friday and then the 7-day forecast is a fantastic weekend, cloud-free on sunday with temperatures in the upper 70s. dropping in to the 50s at night. good stuff. >> that is pajama weather. that is good stuff. get the fire pit this is at its finest. this is at its finest. how this viral photo ?? this is at its finest. how this viral photo

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an emotional show of patriotism-- from a teenager in a wheelchair. he found the strength to hoist himself up and stand... in his own way... as the american flag passed by. >> it's an emotional race for this teenager. he hoisted himself as best as he

him. >> that teenager living in central florida and we went to meet him. >> the good-hearted don't always make the news. >> he decided to stand as the american flag passed by. he wasn't meaning to take a stand but that's what this photo has become. it has been seven years since the 1 his own. >> before he was born we knew he had the spinea biff daw. >> he was there when eric and his little brother watched the high school parade. >> they were marching and chanting and i heard her say he's standing and i knew he was

that's all i heard her stay is standing. i whipped around quick with the ca camera. >> so proud he posted the pic on his facebook page along with the commentary on the effort. >> he's making the effort for those who or kneel and are not using those well legs to stand for those who fought and died for our country. >> the likes were coming like crazy. comments like crazy from you've got to be proud of him. what a wonderful man. what a hero.

told us why he stood on that october afternoon. >> i always stand up when they do the flag. >> a small gesture from a kid with a big heart. >> pride. a lot of pride. a joy to the heart to know that >> tom johnson, fox 13 news. wow. just think if his uncle hasn't been there with his camera we wouldn't have seen it. >> i love the fact that people grab on to that.

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injury is three weeks out and highly in doubt now and that's because martin reing a aggravated the hammy. nobody wants to get back on the field more than doug martin. the other newly-signed falcons in all his back up options. >> you get up on the 46 on game day. you've got to be ready to play. a good example of that last week with carolina in the monday night game. he went in there and got 30 touches in one game. i don't think there's a receiver

got to get up and play. >> 5:46 a.m. and who's car does he see in the parking lot? j james is the first one there. watching his brother play little league football and ways to improve himself and the team. >> my main concentration was to lead your team to a win. this team is so talented. we're just trying to do what we can do to win a habit here, try to get on some type of role. this feels good. we want to feel like that often. >> the cleveland indians have done their part. the tribe now awaits the winner.

or the cubs. get two games to one. the youngest ever starting pitching. got an rbi single and then two batters later russell with a two-win home run. dodgers in the fifth. anthony that offense seems to have broken out. it was scoreless in the two games. we've extended our newscast tonight to bring your coverage of the presidential debate. >> it was the final face off between trump and clinton before

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