courtney robinson 10news wtsp. on facebook -- a lot of you are asking if you'll get a credit to your account. courtney found out no you won't -- but t-mobile is offering you 20 percent off of one accessory in its stores. 5 million dollars will also be used to expand internet access for children in need. the third and final debate hillary clinton and donald trump. and while their discussion focused mainly on the issues, there were some fireworks. cbs's danielle nottingham has more from the university of nevada in las vegas. donald trump and hillary clinton sparred in their final debate over clinton campaign documents wikileaks released. clinton claimed russian president vladimir putin is responsible, and is trying to influence the election. "putin, from everything i've seen, this person." "that's because he'd rather have a puppet as president." "no puppet.. no puppet... you're the puppet." trump repeated his call for a wall to keep mexicans from crossing the border illegaly. "once the border is secure, at a later da

i am courtney robinson. all new at 6. >> a wonderful child. he is beautiful. he is representing, you know, our community. >> how her push to get they are child with special needs into modeling has touched the hearts of so many struggling for acceptance. >>> the life-saving tips to as a federal prosecutor, i've spent my career prosecuting criminals and fighting for the rights of victims. i want to make the state attorney's office a model for criminal justice. i'll prioritize violent crime and be tough on murderers, gangs, and anyone who commits domestic abuse or sexual assault. and i'll make the system fair by working with police to wear body cameras and using dna to put criminals behind bars, not innocent people. i'm andrew warren. >>> a live look outside at clearwater beach. how pretty is that. the sun is getting ready to go down. of course, it's been a beautiful day and lots more beautiful days to come. >>> what's the most you shoes? these happen to be my favorite. have you paid a hundred bucks, 200 bucks?

i am dion lim. >> i am reginald roundtree. >> i am courtney robinson live on madeira be you have told us is frustrating. people not using crosswalks and drivers not stopping when they see these lights flashing yellow. this is a big problem and police are fed up. so today they launched a new campaign to crack down along gulf boulevard, which is a road busy for both drivers and pedestrians as well. this is a problem where not just one person is at fault, and there is not just one

courtney robinson. 10 wtsp news. >>> to each his own. >>> if you allow your child to play soccer thinking it is the safer sport you will want to listen. new research shows heading a ball creates significant changes in brain function. the university of sterling study is the first to find direct changes after players head a ball. you can read it on wtsp.com. >>> we try to teach children about honesty and integrity. as poll news reporter grady trimble shows you a police officer is a shining example of just that. >> in a small city it is not always fun being the guy that writes the tickets for running a red light. >> i have had to write the notices to my friend and co- workers. >> but somebody has to do it. it is officer tim glover's job to review red light camera footage. >> it occurred on september the 8th. >> it wasn't until two weeks the people that had run that red light. it happened on his way to lunch that thursday. >> he was making a left turn when the light changed to red and the car he usually drives to enforce the law became the one he was in while breaking while he reviewed the ve

manatee county is ground zero. 10news reporter courtney robinson breaks down the new numbers showing the pkg heroin has ripped apart families claiming lives and overwhelming law enforcement trying to fight the drug war. in manatee county its earned the reputation of drug death capital of the state. according to the florida department of law enforcement . heroin was partially responsible for 45 deaths in 2015. an equally lethal opiod fentanyl 77. and this year looks to be deadlier . with 891 suspected overdoses and 60 deaths. while law enforcement in both sarasota and manatee counties is working to stop the addiction and end the deadly trend . little seems to be working. -- -- standup close but manatee county deputies are making dozens of arrests and they'll continue doing that because this has got to stop. here at the manatee county medical examiner's office the morgue is overcapacity and they've performed a record number of autopsies because of the spike in heroin and fentanyl related deaths. in sarasota, cr, statewide 779 people died from heroin in 2015. fentanyl claimed 911 lives.

10news reporter courtney robinson heard from a lot of you who say-- you don't even use checks. 0402 36 do you balance your checkbook? i don't have a checkbook 38 -- mariana stavig 0408 19 what's that? 22 no -- 0405 36 i wouldn't even understand this no even taught in school. -- 0407 48 i think i remember doing it in some sort of economics class in high school 52 melissa brinn -- balancing your checkbook was the way to keep your finances straight . thinking about it now probably gives you a headache. -- 041128 28 it is tedious you have to be organized keep your receipts and every month go through them and it's very tedious 33 and after a while you just don't want to do it anymore 36 marianne homsy -- 041249 complicated time consuming a lot of calculations you know but the calculator side and constantly going one by one by every item not anymore 58 -- online banking and budgeting apps have made this old- school . and checks, too. in fact, financial planners with nerdwallet suggest writing fewer checks this little piece paper contains a lot of information ... while you don't need to balan

many of you told 10news reporter courtney robinson -- this is what the riverwalk and downtown needs. this is now . the seen for decades. this -- lafayette place -- is what could be for the area across from the university of tampa on the hillsborough river. -- 26:25-27 courtney - "that would be the skyline." pattie endsley - "that's beautiful!" -- pattie endsley's lived here for 30 years and for 30 years waited to see change .. -- 26:45 pattie endsley - "i always think there's so much more to be built-up here." 27:23 "anything like that, i think growth is great." 27:26 -- three towers would take over these six acres . one on kennedy for office, hotel and retail. connected to that by a skywalk bridge -- a tower with high- end residential condos, shopping and in the third - behind the church of christian science would also be a place to live, shop and park. -- jorge hernandez / tampa - 15:31 "if i could live right down the street and walk to work, that'd be great with personal trainings." -- personal trainer jorge hernandez says it's the punch the grand central district needs. -- 15:43

i am courtney robinson. >> i am reginald roundtree. donald trump says he will change his mind about the outcome of the election on just one condition. >> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> well, he made those comments at a rally in ohio today. a bit different from last night where he told the debate

i am courtney robinson. you have a lot of questions. you want to know how a 34-year- old woman could die after a visit with a chiropractor. playboy model kate may pimped her nerve in -- pinched a nerve in her neck. after her appointment with a chiropractor she ended up in the er. the next day she was because many of you have got questions about the possible dangers and validity of chiropractors. 10news reporter shannon valladolid speaks to a local chiropractor and explains what you need to be aware of during your next visit. >> reporter: dr. ashley mejia has been a chiropractor for eight years. she tells me playboy model

i am courtney robinson. you have a lot of questions. you want to know how a 34-year- old woman could die after a visit with a chiropractor. playboy model kate may pimped her nerve in -- pinched a nerve in her neck. after her appointment with a chiropractor she ended up in the er. the next day she was because many of you have got questions about the possible dangers and validity of chiropractors. 10news reporter shannon valladolid speaks to a local chiropractor and explains what you need to be aware of during your next visit. >> reporter: dr. ashley mejia has been a chiropractor for eight years. she tells me playboy model adjustment. >> the chances of somebody here in the area of getting that is very, very rare. >> reporter: your vertebral arteries are major arteries of your neck that supply blood to the upper of your body. research from the american chiropractic association shows the chances of tearing one happens once in every 5.85 million adjustments. she says when seeing a chiropractor you need to be ho. you have had in the past. >>

i am courtney robinson. >> i am reginald roundtree. thank you so much for joining us. driving too fast. troopers say a speeding driver is to blame for a fiery crash in tampa that killed five people. two teenage rl at first some were saying the driver responsible for the crash was street racing, but investigators later ruled that out. >> tonight's big story, even though we didn't know the cause of the crash right away, many came to their own conclusions about what happened. 10news reporter jennifer titus shows you how the words you type on social media are just as hurtful as the ones that are spoken. >> reporter: this is where the crash occurred late wednesday night on mlk, but the

. >> i am courtney robinson. overworked and underpaid. i think a lot of you can probably relate to that. you are not alone. here is the good news though. more floridians are working. unemployment is at the lowest level since the recession. now, for that but. the big but. the more of you are paid less than before the economy tanked. with most of you finding job, the big question now, are you making what you're worth? >> in tonight's big story there is a new tool that claims to give you the answer, but how does it work? tonight 10news sarasota newsroom reporter isabel mascarenas is putting it to the test. >> reporter: regardless of the job, whether it's a waitress waiting tables, workers at a construction site, or running the front desk at a hotel, most ever been curious if you are getting paid what you're worth? >> definitely. >> reporter: glass door lets you know if you're underpaid. >> it's calculating. $58,377. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: $56,077. [ laughter ] your market value. >> ouch. >> reporter: here's how it works. simply answer a fe

. >> i am courtney robinson. overworked and underpaid. i think a lot of you can probably relate to that. you are not alone. here is the good news though. more floridians are working. unemployment is at the lowest level since the recession. now, for that but. the big but. the more of you are paid less than before the economy tanked. with most of you finding job, the big question now, are you making what you're worth? >> in tonight's big story there is a new tool that claims to give you the answer, but how does it work? tonight 10news sarasota newsroom reporter isabel mascarenas is putting it to the test. >> reporter: regardless of the job, whether it's a waitress waiting tables, workers at a construction site, or running the front desk at a hotel, most

. >> 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

i am courtney robinson. >> i am reginald roundtree. thank you so much for joining us. driving too fast. troopers say a speeding driver is to blame for a fiery crash in tampa that killed five people. two teenage rl at first some were saying the driver responsible for the crash was street racing, but investigators later ruled that out. >> tonight's big story, even though we didn't know the cause of the crash right away, many came to their own conclusions about what happened. 10news reporter jennifer titus shows you how the words you type on social media are just as hurtful as the ones that are spoken. >> reporter: this is where the crash occurred late wednesday night on mlk, but the rumors swirled that the driver responsible was street racing. comments are being said before anything was ever confirmed. >> a super nice guy. sweetheart. help anybody. didn't matter. he would give the shirt off his back. real good guy. just no one had anything bad to say about him. >> reporter: until now. many people who don't even know pablo cortes are trashing him on social media for stree

i am courtney robinson. >> i am reginald roundtree. donald trump says he will change his mind about the outcome of the election on just one condition. >> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> well, he made those comments at a rally in ohio today. a bit different from last night where he told the debate accepting the results. >> and tonight's big story, we are asking if you share trump's sentiment that the election process is rigged. for many trump supporters the fact that he is calling the question into -- >> criticism. >> is fair? >> yes, indeed. 10news reporter phil buck shows you why it may not be as simple as he suggests. >> reporter: we heard donald trump talk about it in the debate. he may or may not choose to accept the results of a november election. what would a contested election look like? what could it mean for the country? is it a realistic possibility? >> he will accept the results of this election. >> i will look at it at the time. >> that makes common sense he is

courtney robinson, 10 news, w c fc. >>> if you sit at a desk all day, we have the foods to help you lose weight. >> costumes causing controversy. robert kearney: i fought for my country in kosovo and iraq, and i've been a republican all my life. but i'm the father of three girls. i can't stand hearing donald trump call women pigs, dogs, and bimbos...and i sure don't want my daughters hearing it. i want my girls to grow up proud and strong, in a nation where they're valued and respected. donald trump's america is not the country i this is inspired help. >>> halloween is just around the corner. a time for everyone to have fun. but some people take this seen by others as offensive and hurtful. 10 news reporter shows i why some costumes are never okay. >> how would you like to go to work for me? >> yes, ma'am. >> if you have seen old videos like this, this or this. >> i am home. >> you probably understand why this is offensive. >> it is a painful reminder and an ugly part of history. >> we are talking ou face which was used as early as the 1830s and what are called menstrual shows where whit

. >> 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 taking a little stand. >> reporter: within hours of yuengling brewery throwing support behind donald trump hundreds of loyal beer drinkers were taking to social media. many like heather cling vowing to find a new favorite. >> i was really disappointed. i drink yuengling. hearing that maybe i won't order it. >> reporter: the brewery brou

i'm courtney robinson. >> it's one of the most frustrating parts of casting your vote. we've all had to deal with this. we're going to deal with it. reading through those confusing amendment. >> take amendment one for example. it reads this amendment establishes a right under florida constitution for equipment installed on their property to generate electricity for their own use, state and local governments shall retain their abilities to protect consumer rights. >> all right. all right. this is what a lot of people are dealing with. how are voters supposed to read between the lines ? i don't even know what was said just then. >> you're not alone. >> it's hard to figure out if a yes vote really means yes or if it means no. it can be so confusing. that's why this is tonight's big story. we're getting to the bottom of who writes the amendments and why they have to be so dang confusing. phil buck isn't just getting to the bottom of it, he's also looking for a solution. >> leeked audio this month revealed that the wording of florida's amendment was purposefully meant to dec

. >> i am courtney robinson live on madeira be you have told us is frustrating. people not using crosswalks and drivers not stopping when they see these lights flashing yellow. this is a big problem and police are fed up. so today they launched a new campaign to crack down along gulf boulevard, which is a road busy for both drivers and pedestrians as well. this is a problem where not just one person is at fault, and there is not just one tonight's big story. statistics are eye-opening. there have been more than 9,000 crashes involving folks walking across the street here in florida over just the last 12 months. more than 7,000 people were hurt in the crashes. and listen to this. another 600 people died in something that is potentially preventible. but it is going to take all of us to make these roads safer, and i am joined now by 10news re valladolid. you spent the day getting both perspective of this issue. phil, you were behind the wheel? >> reporter: yes, driving up and down gulf boulevard today. really surprised at the number of people i saw stepping out righ

courtney robinson, 10 ne >> making six figures off of your money. so are you getting what you paid for? ten news takes a look at school superintendents. >> a woman wins big after arguing with her husband over under state attorney mark ober's watch, sault 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, robert kearney: i fought for my country in kosovo and iraq, and i've been a republican all my life. don't want my daughters hearing it. i want my girls to grow up proud and strong, in a nation where they're valued and respected. donald trump's america is not the country i fought for. so, i'm voting for hillary clinton. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >> school superintendent and parents are fed up because they don't believe the district top leaders are earning the 6 figure salary. overcrowding and cuts and these a

i'm courtney robinson. >> it's one of the most frustrating parts of casting your vote. we've all had to deal with this. we're going to deal with it. reading through those confusing amendment. >> take amendment one for example. it reads this amendment establishes a right under florida constitution for

you will see anchor courtney robinson out there. there is more information on our website. and if you'd like a tour of 10news call (727)577-1010 or email community@wtsp.com. i am kathryn bursch for 10 community. >> that's going to be a good event. >> >> yeah, huge event. >> awesome. >>> good stuff going on this weekend as well. people excited to get outside. cooler, nice refreshing air? >> enjoy that because, you know, it's florida. we never know how long it's gonna stick around. well, spoiler alert. it's not going to stick around forever. [ laughter ] >> we will take what we can get this weekend. >> the timing is perfect. a frontal boundary moves in tonight. that's not gonna bring much in the way of rain chances. if you have plans to go out anything like that, you're in good shape. ladies, as far as putting your hair up as opposed to letting it go crazy because it will be breezy, that might come in handy. look at downtown tampa right now. not a cloud in the sky. we don't expect much of a change. as we head through the afternoon there may be a few high clouds, but overall w

manatee county is ground zero and courtney robinson breaks down the new numbers showing the growing problem that could be hurting your family. >> heroin has ripped apart families. claiming lives and overwhelming law enforcement trying to fight the drug war. in manatee county it has earned the reputation of drug death capital of the state. according to the department of law enforcement heroin was partially responsible for 45 deaths in 2015. fen ta nal 77 and this year looks to be deadlier with 891 suspected overdoses and 60 deaths. while law enforcement in both sarasota and manatee county is looking to stop the addiction and in the deadly trend, little seems to be working. >> we are not going to arrest our way out of this issue. arrests because this has got to stop. at the medical examiner's office the morgue is overcapacity. there is a record number of autopsies because of the spike in both phentenol and heroin related deaths. >>> now, statewide 779 people died from heroin in 2015. phentenol claim 911 lives. >> new information. the feds sai has died from defective takata air bag. a 50-year-

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i'm courtney robinson. >> it's one of the most frustrating parts of casting your vote. we've all had to deal with this. we're going to deal with it. reading through those confusing amendment. >> take amendment one for example. it reads this amendment establishes a right under florida constitution for equipment installed on their property to generate