found alone on an island in the alafia river. the search to find his father.. a 3-year-old found alone. a 3-year-old found alone. the search to our children, they look up to us. a 3-year-old found alone. the search to what we value, how we treat others. and now they're looking to see what kind of leaders we choose. who we'll entrust our country and their future to. will it be the one respected around the world, or the one who eep understanding of the challenges we face, or the one who is unprepared for them? a steady hand? or a loose cannon? common sense and unity, or drama and division? a woman who's spent her life helping children and families, or a man who's spent his life helping himself? our children are looking to us.

hillary clinton, because we're stronger together. a mysterious i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. disappearance! a toddler is a mysterious disappearance. a toddler found alone on an ilan. his naer nowhere in sight. two clues tonight leading search teams to the water. it's going to come the final count. we hope it's on our side. >> as the presidential race focuses on the bay area, a power outage leaves mike pence in the dark during his pinellas visit. we've got to solve this as much for her family as we too for our work family. >> a woman left for dead, a deputy left with broken bones. the search is on now. a clearer picture now of what

the 10:00 news starts now. good evening, and welcome tonight. ike mark wilson. >> i'm kelly ring. we begin with breaking news out of southern hillsborough county. the search is on to find a father missing after he took his young son out on a personal watercraft, a jetski. the 3-year-old boy was found by a good samaritan on an island by himself. fox 13's haley hines is live along the river tonight. okay. father, and how is the little boy doing, haley? >> reporter: well, kelly, at this point no sign yet of 38-year-old william morris. all deputies found from him was his jetski, his life jacket and wallet. that jetski was brought here to where we are right now at a.j.'s on the river. crews and deputies are all out there searching that dark river water looking for a sign to lead them to william morris. if there's any good news, it's

with him on the river is safe tonight. a good samaritan found him alone on a small island west of i-75. they got a call morris was missing. he took his son for a jetski ride earlier in the day. when the wife called the cell phone, the 3-year-old answered via facetime. a good samaritan found the little boy on the island and stayed with him until deputies got there. at this point of what happened on the river or where will nam morris could be at this hour. deputies are out here and at different points on the river searching by boat as well as helicopter. it looks like it could be a long night with investigators and family out here hoping for good news. we stay out here and bring you any developments here on the search. we're live in gibsonton. haley hines. the get out the vote effort

crucial state. there was an interesting twist at the mike pence rally. evan axelbank will tell us about it. what happened? >> reporter: it's not easy being mike pence these days. first his plane skids off the runway last week. tonight as he was speaking the power went out. it was a rally fit for halloween. the power went out on mike pence, so he improvised with a flashlight and megaphone. they weren't ghost stories hillary clinton and his glowing review of donald trump, which were easier to hear once the stage mic came back on. >> the other big issue in this election has to do with our prosperity or the lack thereof. >> reporter: pence's work may be secondary to volunteers like these that blanketed the rally with forms to request ballots by mail. absentee and early votes are even from democrats and republicans in florida, a state that trump must win to have a

matter, and it's going to come down to the final count. we hope it's on our side. >> it's anyone's call in florida right now. >> the clinton team is at it, too. hillary held a rally in ohio trying to motivate her supporters after the fbi was again looking at e-mails sent by an aide. >> why in the world the fbi would decide to jump into an election with no evidence of any wrongdoing with just days to go. >> reporter: clinton reiterated an apology she m >> i'm not making excuses. i've said it was a mistake, and i regret it. >> reporter: trump is hoping to make a play for michigan, a state that looked solid for clinton in polls. he's hoping that the e-mail saga will help him break through there. >> i have to give the fbi credit. that was so bad what happened originally, and it took guts for director comey to make the move that he made. >> reporter: i spoke to a firefighter on scene there in clearwater about the power

like a circuit was overloaded by all the heavy equipment there. he says there were no preliminary signs of vandalism, mark. >> one little bit of good news. hillary clinton by the way and former president bill clinton will be in the bay area tomorrow. hillary will hold an early voting event in dade city starting at 3:00, doors open at 1:00. former president clinton is in st. pete at the thomas jackson rec center. doors open at 5:30. the search is on tonight for the driver responsibleor weekend. the crash in polk county early saturday morning left a woman dead a patrol deputy with severe injuries. deputy adam pernell is still at the hospital abbing lakeland regional tonight. here's josh cascio with the latest on how he's doing, first of all, josh. >> reporter: well, kelly, he's got a long road ahead, but he's lucky to be alive tonight.

accident. it paints a clearer picture of what was going on saturday night and what put a hard-working deputy here in the hospital. sometime around 12:30 saturday morning this 911 call comes in to polk confident. >> it was a woman dressed in black walking like on the grass trying to flag down cars in the median. >> that woman is jessica who was just involved in an accident. scene calling in a signal 4, a car crash. it's routine stuff until between 12:38 a.m. and a quarter till 1:00. >> that's when this unknown person runs through the median, runs over them, and then flees the scene. >> reporter: the force of impact killed jessica. she was 33 years old. radio chatter calling out a signal 7, a fatality. >> it appears at this time we

deputy down. >> reporter: the loss crushes jessica's mother who has lived through the deaths of all three children. >> when my son passed away, she promised -- i said please promise me that you're not going to go away from me. you're not leaving me. >> reporter: still alive but struggling is deputy pernell, the hid and run leaves him with a number of broken bones. sheriff judd pulling no punches towards the still unknown fleeing driver. >> you're a coward. that's what you are. you're going to be wearing orange sooner or later. >> reporter: he and jessica's mother both calls for justice. >> we have to solve this as much for her family as we do for our work family. >> turn yourself in for our sake. >> reporter: and deputy pinnell is scheduled for surgery tomorrow. his recovery could take at least a year or more. as for the case, there is a

sheriff judd is confident somebody out there knows something. kelly, if you do, you could be paid. back to you. >> kellie: let's hope they find out something. josh cascio. pasco county deputies searched for an accused thief, but a shirt gets him noticed yoin line. he's wearing a shirt depicting a crime. this man deposited a fake check for about three grand into a bank then they say he withdrew all of the money that was in the account. if you recognize him, please call the pasco county sheriff's office. tomorrow morning a ferryboat traveling to and from the downtown area of st. pete and tampa will make its maiden voyage. the cross-bay ferry will travel from downtown st. pete to the vanoy basin to the pirate water taxi dock next to the tampa convention center.

fill trip open to the pub on friday. tickets are about $10 and go on sale tomorrow. everybody is very excited. >> peilot program for a couple f months. i'm excited to see how it works out. >> i bet they'll be way more crowded than they think. keeping your information sach. >> this is a big problem. you think what you gave the dmv should stay private and coming up at 10:30, we show you a loophole that allows businesses to get your private information without your consent. plus, trick-or-treating all across the tampa bay area tonight. up next, we take you to some neighborhoods that went above and beyond to celebrate halloween when we come right back. ?? halloween excitement is back at dunkin' with halloween donuts and munchkins.

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if you think you went all out for hall >> kelly: if you think you went all out for halloween, you haven't seen anything until you step into the old northeast neighborhood of st. pete. mark is shaking his head. they have a tradition of going all out for halloween, whatever days and hoards of trick-or-treaters love it. crystal clark was in the neighborhood for all the fun tonight. >> reporter: their decorations are big and bold, enough to rival christmas. residents in northeast st. petersburg turned their homes into hollywood sets for halloween. >> it's where you come to trick-or-treat. >> reporter: on halloween night each year neighbors put on a show. >> halloween is having fun and getting out and seeing everybody. they're not afraid of anything anymore. >> reporter: over the last decade it has grown drawing kids of all ages, each one for different reasons.

>> mostly trick-or-treating and scaring people. >> reporter: neighbors say an estimated 3500 kids typically walk their streets. they buy thousands of pieces of candy to satisfy the crowd. >> this year i brought a couple hundred more. >> reporter: for some the fun is not just at getting the most treats but having the most creative costume. >> i am eric cartman. >> i am basically a crazy ninja because i have a knife. >> repor aren't afraid to get in on the action, too. >> family costume is little mermaid. >> reporter: with all the chaos of the night, neighbors say there's one phrase they never get tired of hearing. >> trick-or-treat! >> kelly: several neighborhood streets had police at intersections monitoring traffic because it was so busy. as you heard, neighbors say this tradition is only going to get bigger every year. very fun for everybody. >> mark: it is indeed.

the folks along prospect road go all out in south tampa. you may have seen this at 6:00. kids in costumes of all kinds love the neighborhood. hundreds of trick-or-treaters went house to house filling up bags and some homeowners turned their front yards and doorsteps into quite the elaborate show. >> every year we put up the decorations and about a month in advance, so the neighborhood and just come and listen to the music and, i don't know, have fun and remember. >> mark: a lot need storage sheds for all that stuff, too. they have programmed each individual note to their night light show as well. so a lot of thought and time and effort that goes into it. it's always worth it. >> kelly: like she said, they're really doing it for the whole neighborhood, and that's what works.

wherever. so it's halloween winding down. a lot of kids sound asleep after their sugar high for so long now. >> that's true. they wanted to stay up for paul's weather cast? >> paul: what's the latest you can have a trick-or-treater? 10:00 or 9:00? >> shut down is in the 9:30 range. >> that's a little late. kids have to go to school tomorrow. >> keep the teenagers running around after 9:00. >> summer continues. back around what awe sunset. take a look. we put it into motion. a couple things to pay attention to besides the nice sunset, we're virtually cloud free most of the day. also notice as you put this into motion at the very end you're able to see venus, which is the very bright evening star. nice sunset, and then showing up right here is the planet venus. a lot of you commenting on that nice view in the sky.

seasons. beautiful sunset tonight, which kind of sort of maybe looks like a pumpkin. this is also some birds in play here. that's nicely done. beautiful view. how about this on anna maria tonight. nice job, cheryl. another great view of crystal river tonight. the sunsets don't last long, because the angle is over the horizon. you get 10, 15 minutes and the sun is go key. october temperatures will end up being another warmer than average month. we had a couple of cold fronts go by and nothing of note the past couple of days. another cold front will arrive by friday. after a couple of warm days to kick off november, plan on a cold front friday and back to below arch for a couple of days next weekend. here's the recap. 24 out of 31 days. highs are above arch and a dry

of rain, which is about .71 below the average. october and november are very dry months. so to go a couple of weeks with no rain raem not that unusual for this time of year. also, coming up next weekend we turn the clocks back an hour. next sunday sunrise at 6:45 a.m., which means monday morning when the kids go back to school you have daylight to work with. at night you have sunset at 5:42 in the afternoon. we continue with a northeast we got 60s and 70s on the board. tampa is 77 and st. pete 75. the dew point is not bad. main factor is the wind. a lot of you struggling to get boating in with winds that gust 20, 25 offshore, and still tonight 17 in st. pete. the winds subside a bit the next couple of days, but then the arrive of a cold front on friday means more wind coming in on

high pressure dominates along the gulf coast. you got a warm front producing some rain with this low up by north dakota and moving into billings, montana. you have dry conditions now in places like chicago, columbus, and flint. don't forget, game six of the world series in cleveland now at progressive field tomorrow night. should be good. for this time of year, when you talk temperatures in the mid-60s for baseball up by l that's pretty good. first pitch is 8:08. that game is on fox 13 tomorrow night. if they play a game seven, could be some rain issues wednesday night. mostly clear and mild tonight. we're down to 67. sunshine is back tomorrow. another warm day up to 86, and on wednesday another warm day. we're back up to 86. there's a cold front coming through on friday, and we have some 70s on the map this weekend.

about time. back to you. >> i like the 50s. i know everybody doesn't, but some of us do. >> we need a little bit for sure. he's on trial for his son's death accusing of leaving the toddler to die in a hot car. >> today, the boy's heart-broken mother took the stand. >> he loved to smile. he loved to play. >> kelly: up next, you hear what she said to say about her ex-husband and why she's actually defending him. i spent 22 years in the air force, and i was a republican for every one of them. i was rationalizing donald trump's behaviors until... i heard that tape, that was the last straw. i don't want my granddaughter thinking it's okay to be... treated that way, and my grandson growing up thinking... that's how you should treat women. that scares me, that scares me a lot. so hillary's got my vote. we don't see eye to eye on everything, but she's strong, and i respect her. and she's someone that my grandkids can respect too.

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 , running fees up to seventy thousand dollars. now, buesing's running for senate.

an emotional day inside a georgia courtroom: a woman >> kelly: an emotional day a woman took the stand to testify in the trial of her ex-husband, ross harris is accused of intentionally leaving their 22-month-old son inside a hot car to die. the death of little cooper harris in 2014 sent shockwaves throughout the southeast and really all over the country after his father was charged with his murder. >> mark: time to face the music. the boy's mother actually defended her ex-husband today.

prosecution, because she describes ross harris as a loving father who was unquestionably devoted to their son even if he wasn't devoted to their marriage. today the jury in brunswick, georgia saw home videos and pictures of father and son playing together. there was a lot of tears in the courtroom as the videos played, a stark contrast to the picture painted by prosecutors. they stay in 2014 harris purposely left cooper inside his car for seven hours so his son would die and he could pursue extra-marital his ex-wife told the court that harris was never good at keeping track of time and was often forgetful. they both shed tears as she talked about the moment she learned her son was dead. >> the only thing that made sense to me based on everything i knew that day, ross must have left him in the car. that was the only thing that made sense.

clicked in my mind as even a remote possibility he was never checked in. it didn't feel real to me. it didn't feel like it was happening. i felt like i was in a dream. so during that time i kept going back and forth between praying, please god, don't let this true. this isn't happening. >> she and harris were married at the time of cooper's death and later divorced. during cross-examination didn't know her husband very well because he was leading a double life cheating on her with multiple women. she later found out he was cheating, and that's why they divorced. prosecutors will continue the cross-examination of lee anna taylor tomorrow morning. we'll see what happens. up next, selling your private information. >> mark: our fox 13 investigations looks at how the state of florida is doing just

protects you and me. under state attorney mark ober's watch, rape and sexual assault are on the rise. 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, including gun violence, rape, and domestic abuse.

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

your home >> mark: your home address, your date of birth and eye color and height and even information about the car you drive are among the details you don't want in the wrong hands, right? it's all information you have to turn in, though, to the dmv. >> kelly: the question is tonight, who has access to that? in a fox 13 continuing investigation, there's more eidence tonight that your state dmv information is getting into here's our investigative reporter tina jensen. >> they sell your frfgs to more than 35 companies. the state says they vet all the companies to make sure they have a legal reason to buy your private information. we discovered some major red flags on the state sales list including companies who have been banned from buying the same kind of dmv information in other states. >> there's really no

verifying who these people are and they're using the information the appropriate way. >> reporter: driver privacy protection act makes your driver information private and protected and for good reason. congress decided states shouldn't profit by selling private information about its citizens. information that could put a person's physical safety, privacy, and identity at risk. but the law left open several wide-ranging exemptions that allow businesses private information without your consent. for things such as used in motor vehicle recalls, various insurance activities, research and toll booth operations. and according to the state of florida, a lot of businesses need meet those exemptions. in the past two years alone the department of highway safety and motor vehicle vehicles brought in $150 million by selling personal driver information to

concerned about it, and that they heavily vet anybody that wants to buy your information. in fact, a state spokesperson said that repeated. >> it's heavily vetted. numerous processes to vet, and all of those agencies are heavily vetted by the department. >> reporter: whether you say heavily vetted, if we can go back to that, what does the state do when a company says, we want to purchase mass amounts of personal data of floridians? what does the state do sure they're, in fact, using it for that purpose? >> again, i'm sorry to do this to you, but i have to follow-up. >> reporter: we asked the state to describe how they screen these companies to make sure they'll use your information legally. several weeks after our interview, the state dmv finally sent an e-mail saying the department vets these companies by confirming they have a registered business name with the state. that's it. attorney brandon robinson says

the records is basically swear by penalty of perjury that they're using that information for an allowed purpose. there's no further checks or balances than that. >> anyone can sign up a business name with the state registry. >> absolutely. you can file a fictitious name in a matter of weeks. you run ann ad in the paper and if no one else is using that name, voila you have a sole proceed pry fictitious name. >> we spent four months researching who is buying your informing. what we found is some of the companies don't have a florida business registration. other companies seem to have no footprint at all, apart from a state business registration. no website, no storefront, no answer when we tried to contacts them. then there are large companies you may have heard of. the state of florida sells your information to large data

multiple congressional inquiries about how they use the information they collect. >> the average american is almost certainly unaware of the largely unregulated space in which these companies have been operating while they've been amassing detailed information about individuals' lives. >> reporter: the federal dppa law says the state isn't supposed to make your information available for marketing without your express permission. so how are using it? >> the entire point is to connect people that are creating data to people that want to sell them things, and that is marketing. that is the entire business model for them. >> patrick tucker is a technology expert and the author of the naked future. what happens in a world that anticipates your every move. he questions how data brokers can keep driver info enterally separate from the marketing operations. >> why would you collect all of

like the entire both online and physical world if not for creating better, more specific groups of people that you then sell to people when they're targeting marketing. >> we discovered some of the companies on the state sales list have been sued over allegations they misused driver data purchased for several states including florida. two federal class action lawsuits have been filed in the past few months. there's domini company of a crossel. they used private driver records in violation of the federal driver privacy protection act. florida is currently selling your information to the company for 1 cent per record on a regular basis. then there's a company called national recall and data services. according to a federal class action lawsuit filed against the business and its owner, charles holly, the company released

companies. the state dmv in texas cut off the contracts to buy driver data. the state dmv in florida gave his company a direct pipeline to your personal information until september 29th, one day after we asked the dmv about it. a spokes woman said holly was given six months to return an out of station that he wasn't misusing your data and that he never did. direct marketing ads are why fox whether the state is truly keeping your private information safe. after attorney brandon robinson recently bought and registered a car, he started getting direct marking ads, too. >> it had to have been through the state records. within a week, no one else could have got the information that fast. >> reporter: the risk is beyond junk mail. if marketers get ahold of your private information, who else can? and that is the concern many of

information online for a few bucks to anyone willing to check a box claiming they have a legal reason to access your information. >> it's really amazing. whose job is it? if it's this federal law but we have a loophole with the state, who is supposed to be policing if they're not selling it to reputable agencies that aren't at least in question, you know, at least there's a question to where this information is going. >> right. the state is supposed to follow the law applies to state dmvs. if it's not, the department of justice can step in, but it's eggs treemly rare. a lot of accountability comes through lawsuits like the ones there. by that time, the claims of the damage have already been done. >> other than you, nobody else is watching it right now? >> this is a very unreported issue so far, but hopefully we get more traction on it and stay on the story as well as. >> identity theft if there's take correlation, you're talking

we can't have the loopholes. >> you wonder how they get their information. very interesting. up next, a troubling trend. the downside new research shows in requesting an you beer uber in requesting an you beer uber ride and why women are when powerful people need someone to do their dirty work, they hire bob buesing. how far will he go? 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 , running fees up to seventy thousand dollars. now, buesing's running for senate. how far will bob buesing go?

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newly released 911 calls release nor details about the massacre at an orlando nightclub. >> can you tell me where you are right now so i can get you some help? >> no, because you have to tell america to stop funding syria and iraq. they're killing a lot of people. >> what investigators learn about this exchange between police and shooter omar mateen. a pasco with a scary scam. how they were believing that their son was held for ransom in trouble. new research about the potential effects of the zika virus. scientists say it may harm the male reproductive system as well. in studies done on mice, they say zika attacks cells crucial for sperm and sex more money generation. it could affect fertility in men.

research because animal studies don't reflect what happens in humans. a new study uncovers a disturbing trend among uber drivers in one part of the country. the national bureau of economic research looked at 1500 uber rides in boston and seattle. they found that in boston, riders with african-american-sounding names had a higher chance of having their rides canceled by their uber driver. also in boston, researchers found that female riders spent same route as their male counterparts and ended up paying more. in response, uber released a statement today saying discrimination has no place in society, and no place in uber. all right, kevin, what's going on? >> you have to wait until you hear what joe maddon asked his players to do before boarding the plane for cleveland tonight. the loss from sunday's game against the raiders keep mounting.

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(mark/ now its time for the good stuff.. some kids receiving treatment at johns

stuff. some kids couldn't go door to door tonight. >> guess what? the staff brought halloween to them, which is a beautiful thing always to see. they call it reverse trick-or-treating to make sure sick children and families tonight miss halloween. look at them. they did not. the hospital staff went door to door giving out candy, spreading so many smiles. look at the costumes. that's fantastic. the kids were about to change from their hospital gowns into their favorite costumes thanks to donations. even got into the fun spreading the halloween spirit boosting the spirit of sick children and their families. everybody had fun. >> seeing your kid sick in the hospital laying there and we currently have an unknown diagnosis so we don't know what's going on. this is a great distraction while we're still in the testing process and figuring out how to treat him. just seeing a smile, just upbeat, it melts my heart.

all children's also holding a christmas celebration for families that are stuck in the hospital over dair during the holidays. >> go to fox 13 news.com to find out if you want to donate toys for patients. many know breast cancer awareness month is october, and one particular woman in pinellas county had her spirits lifted lately. sam ash is a single mother of two with her husband. now pinellas county year of 2015 and along with the state emt of the year as well, she's battling breast cancer right now. her friends with the tarpon springs spierpt stopped by to surprise her, they lifted her spirits and washed her car and brought an amazing plate of chicken parm for dinner. look at her smile. these are the guys from truck 70. they don their breast cancer shirts as well. shout-out to the guys at truck

house, they honk their horn to let her know they're thinking about her. >> they need to keep doing that. that's awesome. what's going on? tell us more? >> it just takes a it'll. doug martin and charleston sims and rogers, the running backs that went down with injuries is haunting the franchise right now. he left sunday's game bucs locker room he had a protective boot on his foot. that's a sign he's unlikely to play against the falcons on thursday night. to make room, cornerback onthan banks, the 2016 draft pick never lived up to the promise. the bucs parted ways with the top picks from 2011 to 2013.

high draft pick made by mark dominick. they were in need to bring back running bake mike janz who was a preseason favorite the last couple of years. he was released by the bucs during the final cuts because of an injury. jams has been with the cleveland browns practice squad unprotected. the bucs need this move into thursday night's game. before turning his attention to the falcons, dirk koetter takes against the ravens. >> we gave up a ton of passing yards. is that good? no, that's not. we got -- we let them throw one over our head to cooper, through another one over our head. we can't do that. we had a long p.i. penalty that might have been another touchdown had we not got the penalty. we can say we played terrible or played okay, and we can say we played good.

didn't. >> they had a lot of chances. there's no question that joe madden is a man with a big heart. even in the middle of the biggest series in over a century in chicago's history, maddon told his players to trick-or-treat with families and gave them until 8:00 tonight to get on the plane for cleveland. yeah, he told his cubbies costumes are encouraged on the plane. he was the first one in costume when they got there. the cubs would love to trade candy in for runs. they've five games. the three runs in game five got by cleveland sending the series back to cleveland. the cubs face josh tomlin for a second time in the series. they only got two hits off him, and that's no runs in game three. cubs have to win out and cleveland manager terry francona knows they're in good position heading home. >> when you're on the road, one, you go against the world.

whether you're the home team you hit last. so you get to use your bull pen differently, and that's a huge advantage. and that's why so many good teams have better records at home. there's some other advantages, but just the fact you hit last is very big. >> last night's game brought huge ratings nationally, the highest for any major league game over the last five it you drew the eagles/cowboys game by 32%. game six should be higher. catch it tomorrow on fox 13. coverage begins at 7:30. mark. >> mark: it's been exciting either way. can't bait to see how it ends up. costs you cash, up next, the unintended mistake a fifth of employees make at work.

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we'll stay with a generally northeast wind tomorrow. it will be dry, and the northeast wind, as you know, from the past couple of weeks, it's a hot wind frost that kind of heats up over land. no seaboard of note. that's what happens with a gusty wind. it prevents a sea breeze from developing. we stay quiet until friday. by friday there's a cold front moving down the state, and then we're talking about significantly cooler weather. not cold but coo the upcoming weekend with temperatures dropping into the 70s. it's 76 degrees by 10:00 a.m., 84 by 1:00, and 85, 86, 87 at 4:00. baffled by the benefits. 1 in 5 workers say they don't have a good grasp on their employee benefits and a quarter

select benefits. lots of americans have trouble deciding whether to own or rent. more than half of folks looking for a place to rent are also considering buying a home. we're buying more stuff in general because consumer spending rose in september after dropping just the month before. stocks are down. all three major markets dropping in october with the dow falling for three months in a row. something we haven't seen happen since 2011. it's still up for among small cities westfield, indiana won big. it's named the best small city in all of the united states. the survey looking at things like safety, affordability and education. that's business. i'm neil cavuto. this is a button you frequently push on the elevator. >> turns out there's something you don't know about it perhaps after the break. we're going to explain the one

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wheelchair. i heard the story before. i wasn't sure it was connected to the americans with disabilities act. >> in my mind it works, but obviously, it doesn't. time for the fox 13 11:00 news. we follow the breaking news out of hillsborough county. crews continue to search for the missing jetskier. >> they have found his jetski, life jacket and 3-year-old son. now the search is going on along the river, and we will there live. you're a coward. that's what you are. you'll be a coward wearing orange sooner or later. >> the polk county sheriff with a strong message for a hit-and-run driver that killed a woman and badly injured a deputy. the worst 30, 40 minutes in my life. >> he got a terrifying phone call. his son was held for ransom, but something didn't quite add up. how the intended victim exposed