it's going to america runs on dunkin'. >> it's going to take one incredible ever by the bucs on thursday to get up for the falcons. the bucs walked off the field on sunday just completely drained and they're down another running back. rogers is in a walking boot and will miss thursday's game likely against the falcons. he scored the final tch game with a sprained foot. today in the locker room he had a protective boot, and rogers is the third feature back in the injury in the first seven games for the bucs. the team just waived the 2013 second-round pick. mike james comes back to tampa. this takes place in a shortened week. the falcons come to raymond

>> that's all out the window for thursday night football. basically this is a week with no practice. you have to get your game plan reps in, that we started tonight. with the time of game yesterday, we have a laundry list of guys with bumps and bruises. you turn around on the players' bodies and the preparation for by the coaches. you work on a couple days short ler. >> joe maddon came up with a rally cry for the cubbies. go the distance. that's the message he to the team before game five. maddon is a master in stirring up emotions and motivating players. it's the reason the cubs have made it this far and made it to the world series in the first place. it's going to take a lot of maddon mojo to get the cubs out of the hole they dug themselves in. it's three decades since a team rallied from a 3-1 deficit. the cubs cut the lead. maddon had a similar situation

2008. >> that one there was so awkward. the weather and everything was really over the top. the experience components is always wonderful to have that, and that was an awkward moment. there's no telling. this morning he texted me, the radio announcer for the rays and he wanted mechanic fon in 1971 they were up against the the synchronicity in the world comes together. we got that information this morning. >> seems pretty calm. last night's game brought huge ratings nationally, the highest for a major league game over the last five years. was more than the sunday night's eagles/cowboys game. you can catch the game tomorrow night on the fox 13 beginning at 7:30. chris, should be a good one.

we'll definitely be watching along with everyone else. >> hopes and dreams. >> "money, power & politics" is coming up next, and then "good day" starts at 4:00 a.m. >> from all of us here, we hope you have a great night. we leave you tonight of great pictures you sent of all your trick-or-treaters. >> wlor who are still away from eating candy. eating candy. [ music ]

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>> it's alive... it's alive... >> we'll show you how the campaign against medical marijuana made a mistake. >> how the fbi bombshell is shaking up the race. some are letting voters change their vote after casting their ballot. we'll start by having fun on halloween at our politicians expense. this is money halloween special. every year we bring you the money, power & politics halloween special. >> again, craig, this is the first year of money money. this is the first halloween special. >> we started last november. first in everything. >> yeah. still the first one. >> okay. first and only? >> yeah. >> we have to set the bar. >> we have to set it scary. it is halloween.

(phone ringing) >> hello. if you like your doctor. you'll be able to keep your doctor. >> if we're doing something with the movie scream. >> we better start with the original primal scream. (screaming) >> remember when i coaxed you into doing the >> i don't. >> you should. >> we don't want to scare them too much. >> what's scary but not too scary? >> how about congress. >> congress. >> n or knows where its at. >> the official copy will be at the desk. >> the official copy is always at the desk. >> where is it? >> at the desk. >> is it now at the desk? >> that was lal too scary. >> maybe we start out with ghost and witches. >> i'm not witch. >> not her, craig. real witches. sfwla because we have public policy polling a couple of years ago that showed witches overtaken congress. >> a national poll asked

opinion of congress or witches? >> congress 32%. >> witches 46%. >> maybe that's why congress seems a little bit paraknowed these days. >> have you been consorting with the devil? >> not to my knowledge, sir. >> is that why our federal government spent real tax money a couple of years ago back planning for a zombie attack? >> that's why politicians from canada are making fun of us. >> the zombie invasion in the united states turn into a pandemic. >> i am dedicated to ensuring this never happens. canada will never become a safe haven for zombie, ever. >> you found some of those zombies in the bay area ripping a off taxpayers. >> we found clinics appeared to be haunted because they were treating dead people. >> how do dead people walk in to get their veins removed? >> they didn't walk in.

stealing medicare numbers and names of dead people to rip us off. >> it's not really haunted. >> well, no. not really haunted. but tonight's spotlight piece is about a house that may be haunted. >> does the furniture move, craig? >> as the matter of fact the furniture did move. it moved quite a bit. a couple of days ago the house moved. >> it's about money? >> it is about money. >> power? >> definitely about power. >> politics and take a look. >> come on in. >> george albright does not live in this house. given what he knows about it he wouldn't want to. >> it gives you the willies. you're standing exactly where all this went on. >> ghost hunters claim this house in the small florida town is haunted. some even claim they've seen the furniture move. it did move. at least on one day more than 80

this is actual newsreel footage from january 16, 1935. what the press called the battle of oclawaha. >> the longest gun battle in fbi history. >> hoover ordered a surprise attack on the ma barker gang. agents caught one of the barkers with a map leading to hideout. ma barker and her bank robbing, kidnapping murdering son were in no mood to surrender. >> testifies tough. she doesn't go down without >> battling more than four hours. one hid in his stove and another felt a bullet hit her hair. >> a bullet went through the house. we went through the window. >> the fbi drilled more than two thousand rounds into the house until ma barker and her son, fred, stopped shooting back. >> this is the last stand. >> this is it. this is where they were found dead on the floor. >> the fbi found the bodies of two of americas most wanted gangsters.

rifle, pistols and tommy guns. >> this is a hundred shot machine gun use bid ma barker against a federal man in the raid. >> more than 80 years later, the walls are still riddled with bullet holes. much of the house looks just as it did the day of the battle. >> i would say 85 or 90% of what's in there today piece by piece or in the pictures. it's an amazing story. >> george albright kept the story alive and the house in one piece. he's a foreman state lawmaker and history buff this lake front house from being destroyed when the property was sold. >> i want to get this in the public hands. >> he helped strike a deal to have this house picked up and moved down the lake to property owned by marion county. now he's working on turning this into a history center and memorial to law enforcement. >> there was a gangster kill but the good guys won. the american people won. >> americas began ster movement took off in the great

>> hoover called ma barker the most vicious, dangerous and resourceful criminal brain of her time. historians say her sons may have been the master minds but either way the gang unleashed a reign of terror across the nation! this was a big win for the fwooifr. >> the battle marked the ending of the age of gangsters and the rise of the fbi. >> that means gangsters you can't get away with it. >> hollywood told a lot of stories about ma barker. >> i teach my kids to >> we're going to start moving fast and big. >> but this house and all of the pictures and documents in it tell the real story. and marion county committed more than $200,000 to move and save it. and there you go. i told you the house moved. >> that was amazing. i did not expect to see it like that floating around. >> we had trick-or-treating early overnight on sunday. >> yeah. a little bit of a mix up with the medical marijuana that amendment two. the vote on no campaign.

say. they decided that instead of calling at regular times to voters they called in the middle of the night. that didn't pan out well for the voters. >> vendor got it mixed up. instead of going from noon to 7:00 p.m., went from midnight to 7:00 a.m. we got some calls from our viewers none too happy. >> why are they calling us in the middle of the night? >> the vote no on two folks said our inserist apologies. that's not going to help trump. he's going blue. he's targeting democrat states. >> instead of the all important swing states like florida he's going after the blue states and why? >> he's in michigan now. he knows perhaps with the focus on hillary clinton and the fbi investigation maybe he can make some hay in states like michigan and in wisconsin new mexico, for example that voted democrat five of the past six election. that's gary johnsons home

states his way. hillary clinton is doing the same on the other side. that's the real question for hillary clinton. how will the fbi investigation affect what voters are thinking as they head to the booth? >> this happens just out of a week outside of the election. you've got to wonder how this is going to affect people who have already voted in early voting and people who have yet to decide who they are going to vote for. >> we're seeing a tightening of the polls. clinton up three points national lichlt she was up more than that. up two point up double dujts last week. this is something that could, among other thing, turn out for democrats. that is what hillary clinton is worried about. that's why she's turning the tables on mr. comey. with that we have some ground to cover on hillary clinton. let's look at what we have coming up. we're going to dig more into the fbi investigation and show how it can move some swing states more than others. and we'll show you how and why some voters get to change their ballots after they cast their

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this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. you've got the clinton campaign and surrogates charging hard after comey. i think the strategy is they are trying to rev up the democratic base that may feel disappointed to show they are treated unfairly and with this trying to encounter republican enthusiasm from the decision to open the investigation. >> i think that's the only strike that sdwroi take.

days ago. over a week outside the electionment and what else can you do at this point? they are being investigated again. we don't foe why. we don't know what the e-mails say. we don't know if they are duply katz. we don't know much about it and how it could affect potentially affect the election. >> no. woor guessing. we're making educated guesses. we won't know until the middle of the week when new polling comes in. here's the best guess along with insight from dr. larry >> well, you know, when this first broke on friday my guess was that it would cost hillary clinton a point or two. everything i've seen so far confirms that. of course, a point or two makes a different in closely contested battleground states. we're looking particularly at places like arizona and florida and maybe north carolina. a few other places, ohio, iowa. these things can matter. the question i have is a,

happen. will we hear from the fbi director further in one direction or another? and also, does this last? we've seen a strange fe nam nonduring this campaign. one candidate, either trump or clinton, takes a big u hit. they go down for a while, usually days. then they pop right back up. will that happen again? or is this permanent? we need more data to tell you. >> you know uf all these ups and downs, too while people have been voting for days. you buyers remorse. >> you've got people who already cast their vote in early voting now they're thinking a bombshell is dropped. do i need to take this into consideration and can i do my vote over. in florida you can't do that. >> can't do it legally. but other states you can. >> seven other states you can. the process and policies, like i said, vary by state. for example, in hawaii, connecticut and minnesota voters

new absentee ballot. in new york and michigan the deadline to request a new absentee ballot isn't until the day before the election. next monday. and in pennsylvania you have all the way up until election day to decide if you want to chinning your mind and you can vote in person to replace your previous ballot. >> then you've got wisconsin. they are in red. you get to do it three times. >> three times over. you can redo your vote three times over. >> again, you cannot do this this is a handful of states. we don't know that many people will change their votes as a result of buyers remorse. we also know a lot of people in florida are fed up with the election and want it to end. we have our segment to get the pulse of the people. >> beach party. >> beach party politics. here's how it turned out this week. >> time now for beach party politics.

blue striped swim trunks. yes, you. would you like to talk to me about clinton and trump? >> no. god. please. no. >> what do u you want to hear? >> what you got for me? >> what do you want to hear? >> what do you think of this crazy race? >> no comment. >> no comment. little comment? >> no, sir. >> tiny comment? >> no, sir. >> a little something? you want to talk about politics? >> not really. want to talk about politics? >> ease into it this time. excuse me, ma'am, can i sit with you a second? >> sure. go ahead. >> what's up? >> so you're unwinding? >> yes. >> having fun? >> yes. >> clearing your mind? >> sure. >> what do you think about trump and clinton?

>> no! ! >> who wants to sit in this chair sf >> what are you eating there? >> shrimp. >> looks good. >> help yourself. >> you don't have to get up. i want to talk to you for a second. is that okay? >> okay. >> what do you think about this crazy political year? >> no. no. >> i don't know. there's only two choices so you don't have many choices. >> gary johnson would say there's more than that. >> what is aleppo? >> you're kidding? >> i don't think so. >> what about american politics? >> just as bad as britain. >> it's not worse? >> no. >> there's that. there's hope. >> there is hope, yes. we've got that going for us. we're not as bad as britain. coming up see why taking a selfie with you at the ballot box can get you in trouble.

hall our children, they look up to us. 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. frightens our allies and emboldens our enemies? the one with the deep 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,

what example will we set? what kind of country will we be? hillary clinton, because we're stronger together. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >>well, selfies are taken just about everywhere all across the globe. if you're voting in florida leave your phone in your pocket. selfies are illegal within a hundred feet of a polling place in the sunshine state. tom johnson has more on the law and how one county is helping voters get around it.

significant elections ever. the kind you'll remember and likely want to remember. has to days for many memories mean selfies. first time voter mckenzie greenhouse admits she takes them. >> with me, me frinds, dog or cat. >> many others just don't. >> did you take a selfie while you were in there? >> i didn't take a selfie. i don't know why anybody would take a selfie. i'm like old school. didn't because it's not allowed. >> you're not allowed to take photography inside a polling room. you're not allowed to take photography within a hundred feet of a polling room. >> it's el lie. the idea is to make sure people don't feel intimidated that someone is snapping pictures of how they vote. so to help you figure this out we enlisted the help of supervisor of elections. he's going to help us figure out if our spot to take a selfie is okay.

in downtown samford. are we okay? >> you're okay, tom. >> okay. now we're further up the sidewalk on the other side of the building. mike, we good? >> still good, tom. >> mike, how about up here? perfect. final stop, mike, what about right here >> nope, nope. >> we're having a little fun here. in seminole county it's quite easy to know where you're safe to take a selfie when you vote. >> we have a selfie station. >> polling place in the county marked with these signs. they really want you to use them, too. >> it's a way for folks to have a virtual i voted sticker. >> it'll keep you clear of the law. >> i was surprised it was a law. >> many people had no idea existed. >> i've never taken a selfie. i wouldn't know how. tom johnson reporting. >> who is that? that fellow looks familiar. what does that say?

>> tim her lake. he almost got in trouble with it. he did it in tennessee. you can face up to 30 days in jail and a $50 fine. we're not going to go after justin timberlake with this. that's how the issue popped up. >> the perks of being a pop star. >> that's right. we have a lot of ground to cover. we started the show as our first annual money, power & politics halloween special. that is how we're going to end it. coming up we're going to take one more look and show how a lot of families politics in tonights edition of... >> something different.

all right. in tonights something different, an age old tradition, carving and panth homemade pumpkins. you have donald trump, hillary clinton, putin, larry clinton carving. just a great way to celebrate the we have this year. >> that was something different. good call. see you again tomorrow night. take care everybody. honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey, and real oats. ok that's still honey. ahhh, there we go.

that guy, figures. introducing tiny toast. the tiny cereal with the big taste of real fruit. donald trump : i love the old days; you know what they used to do with guys like that when they were in a place like this? they'd be carried out on a stretcher, folks. and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? it's like incredible. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy - ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like, "i don't remember!? our children and grandchildren will look back at this time... ...at the choices we are about to make.

and we need to make sure that they can be proud of us. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. . >> welcome to "dish nation." happy halloween. this is actually my costume. this is not just what i look like without hair and makeup. i am one of the characters from netflix i'm barb, everybody. >> nailed it. >> i'm from "walking dead" the most hated man on earth right now. >> all right. sammy, who are you? >> i'm harley quinn from "suicide squad." >> that's who we are.