obviously, people cornelius, the mystery monkey of tampa bay. there are similarities between this monkey and that of cornelius. i am putting together something on that. plus we will hear from the guy who took the photos yesterday. that's coming up at six. >>> ahead on 10news at 5, you have never seen a police chase like this one. try to guess what this guy stopped to do moments before 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 nders. amendment 1 means more solar, safe solar, for the sunshine state. 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. i'm patrick murphy and i approved this message >>> you are tak

the violence also let go of the third-base coach and bullpen coach lee cornelius.in tonight. the wild-card matchup between baltimore and toronto begins at 8:00 p.m. chris tillman will be pitching against blue jays michael stroman and tomorrow night the giants will have madison baumgartner face-off against dallas in the guard at 8:00 p.m. nicole: did you watch the playoffs or the vice presidential debate. we are tracking here is the most powerful hurricane in the atlantic in recent history. hurricane map view striking as a category four storm. but if the united states? senior meteorologist janice dean live in the fox weather center with the latest track. reporter: yes, we are watching this batter haiti, this very vulnerable area of the caribbean with 70% of their population living in poverty and this is a massive dangerous potentially deadly hurricane that is now making landfall across the peninsula here is haiti. the worst of the storm is in the northeast quadrant that they are just getting hammered by the worst of the raid of the worst of the wind and worst of the

. -11- year-old christopher cornelius' wrote.... no one. after his story was shared... compl out... asking to be his friend. so far... he has received... -5- thousand letters we'll be right back that does it for this edition.... two billionaires, spending millions to buy a senate seat for joe heck. smearing catherine cortez masto with ads called "bogus," "highly misleading," and "false." as attorney general, it's cortez masto who held banks accountable and helped nevada homeowners. and governor sandoval praised cortez masto's dedication ficking. don't let joe heck's billionaires fool you. catherine cortez masto has always stood up for us. i'm catherine cortez masto edition.... of 13 action news.... "jimmy kimmel live" is up next.. and remember.... we're always on.... at k-t-n-v dot com... and... on the k-t-n-v mobile app. our next reports begin at 5am on good morning las vegas. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- sarah jessica parker. from "black-ish," daveed diggs. and music from dan and shay. and now, and why not -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and appl

. >> reporter: vernon yates was the biologist that tracked and ultimately rescued cornelius, the mental illnessry monkey of tampa bay in 2012. he suspects this monkey came from the same troop in silver springs and says the state needs to take notice. >> it's uncommon. once a month we get calls. sees one. >> reporter: this guy, i know he is cute, but if you see him do not try to feed him. do not try to approach him. if you see this monkey, what you are supposed to do is call fish and wildlife. even if the monkey takes off before they get there, they will at least get some location as to where he has been spotted. that will give them an idea as to where he has been and possibly where he is headed. >> phil only in florida, huh? >> you know what? colbert is going to have a field day with this. >> just wait. >> feels like an escape plan from the place where the two. >>> there is much more to come. >> we have all had a bad moment. is each one of those moments worth time behind bars? we are looking into a case that's got you talking. >>> tracking rain on stormtracker 10. it's south of us and i

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 comp

this kind of "monkey-business" is well- documented in tampa bay..a mystery monkey named "cornelius" managed to avoid capture for nearly four years! the friends in hudson did their best to lure in the ape.. "i was thinking about putting out a banana, but i didn't have a banana, so i put out a burrito. i figured it starts with a b and has three syllables. maybe he's a dumb monkey."or maybe he learned from harambe? this monkey hasn't been seen since tuesday morning..parsons says he can't wait to get back to canada and share the tale of his brush with wildlife..but he doubts ((jen/2-2shot)) right now, no one knows if the monkey is a pet.. but f-w-c officials want to find him fast.. ((walter)) they say hudson beach residents should secure their trash to avoid attracting the monkey..and if you see it, do not approach it..or try to feed it police officers pledge to serve and protect... especially those most in need. and that doesn't always mean humans either. orange county deputies rescued two dogs in pinecrest early yesterday morning. one of the pit bulls had an injured paw... which was bleeding

remember cornelius? he was captured in 2012 after three years on the run. he settled down, currently lives at dade city's wild things. >>laura: it is for generations of cubs fans. tonight wrigley field will host a first world series game since 1945. >>russell: tens of thousands of fans pack the city. chicago police are not taking any chances. >> on a dreary, chilly night, a small contention of cops arrived for duty with security concerns at a minimum this night, but they'll have a lot of company friday night when the neighborhood will be packed like it was last weekend when the world series. >> there will be more resources. i think we're in a good place last night. we'll have a lot of undercovers out there as well as uniformed officers so we have stepped it up a bit but as i said, i think we're prepared for it. >>reporter: police will have a two block security perimeter around the park shutting down streets earlier than previous playoff games, and there will be a wider parking perimeter. >> it's going to be an to park, to get in and out. >>reporter: cubs ar

he even started soul train with john cornelius and advertised in ebony and jet and all these places like essence but made it a big, big difference in those communities where they could go out and hire people and have the benefit of a real strong anchor institution like that making a difference in our community. so my closing comments, speaking of dr. king and ambassador young's long, long time great friend. he has this quote i have and keep it in my phone for 1967 where dr. king said, i cannot see how the negro will be totally liberated from the crushing rate of poor education, squalor housing and economic strangulation. until he had integrated with power into every level of american life. so that's kind of a theme i have been thinking. if we integrate every one of us into every area of american life, we can make a difference in these communities of color that we care so deeply about. >> those are eloquent words and i want to thank the panelists for the real important and precise perceptions that you have shared with us. i think that the challenge of bringing about a more inclusive growt