we found out the name of the woman whose body was found on west flora street. she is latoya smith. they are searching for her killer but say it was not a random act. where the investigation is heading today. >>> this morning we have the first look at the man authorities say went on a violent crime spree first beating a trying to carjack two people. venice police say they arrested him last night. he admitted to attacking an employee at the spa massage then threatening two drivers. the victim is recovering after undergoing surgery for head injuries she suffered. >>> new this morning, love is the answer and we stand covering a mural at -- mural up at the pulse nightclub. this is the first time people have gone beyond the security fence since the june 12th massacre. it honors the 48 killed and 68 injured. it's designed to constantly change because anyone can add to it. it will stay at the nightclub as long as the community wants it there then the artist take it on a world tour. >>> donald trump hasn't held back on his disdain for the media. recently he walked out of an interview with a

hoskins is stepping up at the end and rosh flora is trying to get the job. now, some property taxpayers say that's giving flora an advantage over his phone the democratic opponent joe down and taxpayer money was used to do it. >> so you do kind of have to wonder if this is supposed to be some sort of formal message from the holder of the treasurer's office. hoskins? >> we reached out to flor and hoskins several times. in fact, we're still here outside their office. if they want to come down and talk to us. we are also trying to get the answers on how much this the letter cost taxpayers. >>> here's what we ca semi truck on fire. looks like the fire itself is under control. but dps is telling us this was a petroleum hauler. the truck was fueled with 700,000-gallons of fuel. so it's great they have this under control. this was near i10 right near miller road. the miller ramp is currently shut down at this hour. so i want to show you this picture right now. this is where the back up is. so if you have friends or tonight. give them a call, let them know. >>> a co

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. >>> a woman was found dead in the middle of a tampa police say someone found latoya smith or flora street yesterday afternoon. she was rushed to the hospital with head injuries but later died. neighbors say detectives are going door to door looking for witnesses saying she was shot. >> it's very concerning to be in this neighborhood. i lived here my entire life, 22 years. i have never seen that happen this serious. case. detectives say the murder does not appear to be random and they are pursuing promising leads. >>> a bradenton man is accused of hanging his puppy by a leash and punching it in the face. the dog has serious injuries consistent with being held up by the neck. police arrested the dog's owner. police say he beat the dog because it chewed up one of his shoes. the dogs living with him were turned over to manatee county authorities. he is charged with aggravated animal abuse. >>> a survey shows the majority of floridians don't want the colleges and universities to support study abroad programs in areas with known terrorist activities. over the last three years usf hired t

(floral) "i thought she was dead honestly. " her son gene flora drove 16 hours from michigan to find her, she was standing on the porch with water up to her knees when he arrived. (floral) "we got halfway there, heard her voice and i mean that gave us like a burst of energy, like, (13:41:24) let's get to her, like...nobody else is coming." 135,000 people in north carolina still have no power. power swept away by floodwater, so you can see why restoring power to everyone is going to take some time. mark strassmann, cbs news, fayetteville, north carolina./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> fortunately here at home.. no more rain is in the forseeable forecast. in fact... it'll start feeling like fall soon. katie is in for sherry today with a look at the next few days. ((katie boer)) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> up next... "air bnb" is rising in popularity... and many are looking to cash in on the trend.. but what are your legal options in doing so? judah zakalik is back in studio with some answers./// "for 30 years, cbs daytime has been #1. today we celebrate with iconic soap stars. the talk on cbs." ((

they found her around 2 o'clock along west flora neighbors, asking if they saw someone in a car, drop her off. smith was taken to the hospital with serious head injuries... but later died. no arrests have been made. four teens are behind bars in polk county... accused of a burglary spree. in nearly every case--the victims left their homes or cars unlocked. 19-year old "donte scott" and three minors were arrested. deputies say the group hit nearly a dozen homes in the south lakeland and mulberry neighborhoods of surveillance cameras caught some of the burglaries in progress. five cars, two guns and other property were stolen. the sheriff was shocked to hear so many people left their cars and homes vulnerable... even after so many warnings from law enforcement over the years: deputies say they caught the teens in the act and were able to return all the cars. the guns, however.. are still out there. a man is behind bars in venice... accused of a string of crimes... including the beating of a woman. police say "ralph forte" admitted to fighting with the woman in the parking lot of a shell

tagged a mural at 9th and they spray painted ag and fa, police believe that stand for the ages and flora, investigators say the two are behind $10,000 worth of graffiti throughout the city. >>> happening today, boulder and befrn are accept brailles indigenous day. this was song and dance. tonight members of the native american committee will attend the council meeting where they will receive a copy replaces columbus day of indigenous day. >>> whitney standing by to give us our forecast and pretty warm. >> warm today and tomorrow, but cooldown by wednesday. 46 in leadville and 79 still in greeley and 73 in burlington. on our satellite radar, a few but here across the befrn area we are try, a little rain near marble. and a little bit rain still in the crawford area. taking a look at our futurecast for the rest of the night, a bit more cloud cover in the denver area towards midnight. rain and snow in the high country and some areas of the mountains, here in denver cloudy side and a chance, very isolated showers possible. most of them will stay in the high country and off to west. still on t

. >> thank you for the fascinating flora.as there a doubt a daughter of her bitter about the path that her parents took her down? >> erica was not a better person. erica considered herself a very fortunate person. she even considered prison to have given her a tremendous perspective on life. she adored her biological parents and her father unfortunately died during the war, but she and her mother were very close. she was a remarkable character, the sort you generally encounter in fiction. but she was real. thank you all very much in thank you, larissa. [applause] [inaudible conversations]

she was found yesterday afternoon lying in the middle of the street in the 2100 block of west flora street. community are shaken. >> it is very concerning to be in this neighborhood. i lived here my life, 22 years. so, i mean, i have never seen that happen this serious. >> now, investigators will be back in the neighborhood gathering information. they are hopeful that someone that knew the victim, lay to i can't -- latoya smith can shed light on the investigation and rodney dunigan, abc action news. >>> a reminder don't drink and drive. st. pete police will be emphasizing that this weekend. they are conducting dui patrols. extra patrols will hit the roads overnight tonight. >>> grocery store options in downtown tampa take a giant leap forward. at 10:00 this morning, mayor bob buckhorn will break ground on a publix grocery store. in december they announced they channel district as part of a condo tower development. the 38,000 square foot grocery store will feature rooftop parking. it will be open by early 2019. >>> a south florida man is blaming a kia dealership for putting him and his fami

he says there's no flora or fauna to damage. so what about an increase in traffic? krater argues this development would be similar to other developments along the western edge of the city. according to members of the group, save red rock, the county commision didn't approve the developer's request--but it's not a done deal. they'll discuss it again in the next few weeks. an 11-year-old boy comes home to a terrifying site...a burglar in his new jersey home! camera... you can see in this video alan walks in the house...sees the burlar and then quickly leaves once he realizes that man isn't supposed to be in his house. boy: basically then i immediately run out of the house. i see that my neighbor is driving by in her car, so i stop her, ask her um for her help. police arrested the 23-year-old man who alan says was the family's landscaper! now the 6th grader has some advice for everyone... thing i did, especially if he has a gun or any other type of weapon, alan was not hurt in this incident. good morning las vegas. time now is xxx... it's the call anyone would dread ge

and now to our series global ideas, in which we meet people who are actively protecting fauna and flora. this time, we go to laos, one of the countries which is home to the asian black bear or moon bear. there used to be a large number of them, but now they are on the list of endangered species. what has happened? our reporter michael altenhenne went to the nature reserve tat kuang si in the north of laos to find out. >> kung-fu is absolutely crazy about strawberry jam. at only four months old, he's the youngest resident in the sanctuary. the young bear was just skin and bones when he was seized from illegal animal traders. fatong yang's been fattening him up since he arrived. besides kung-fu, australian ngo free the bears has managed to rescue three other cubs so far this year. >> normally, young bears spend the first three years of their lives with their mother. but she's usually killed, and the cubs are kept under awful conditions. kung-fu's brother died in captivity. he probably starved to death. the animals have a really terrible time. >> this fully grown asian black bear, also cal

. >> oh, my goodness. [ laughing ] >> reporter: meet carrie, joe, lucille, donna, flora, emily, anna and lynn, all childhood friends, all from cleveland, a friendship spanning seven decades, be you among the face, quite possibly the biggest tribe fan in northeast ohio. >> earrings, shirt, pin on the vest. >> reporter: from the top of her head to feet. >> i have my omar socks on i have had since 1995. >> reporter: the indians have held a special place in lynn georgian's heart. >> my dad and i used to listen to the game in the back of the yard in the summertime. this one, i am really pumped. i remember listening to the last world series game with my dad. >> reporter: there is a certain warm and fuzzy feeling in the air these days. >> between the cavs and indians, it is incredible. people are very nice to each other. it is like this is the season to be jolly! [ laughing ] >> reporter: you can call it christmas in cleveland. >> i am feeling like we are going to be winners! [ cheering & applause ] >> reporter: i love that attitude. you cannot look and not smile. religion tells me everyone

he is visiting the university of central flora clinton. now, that is going on as we speak, and we will have much more on that coming up later tonight. >>> much more to come on 10news. >> our 10news school of the week powered by duke energy florida is, drum roll please, anclote high school. we are going to be talking about that in holiday. no ordinary school because if you look at the classrooms, it's part of a bigger program. with it. there will be some showers around. i will let you know w port tampa bay has now become florida's largest and most diversified. which helps explain why it is one of dana young's top priorities. generating over 15 billion for the regional economy, and 80 thousand local jobs. and fighting a bureaucracy that too often gets in the way. dana young for the florida senate. a return to common sense. 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, d welfare of florida's consumers and it's first r

>> their unique styles and letters lead investigators to believe their so called tagger names are flora and ages. using software which logs reported graffiti they have hit >> they're out there to show that group of how talented they are. >> detectives are now hoping this security video will help paint a clearer picture of who the vandals are and can find them before they tag again. >> it's not about putting them in jail or anything. >> and dpd wants the community to be on the lookout. if you recognize those two men please give police a call right away. if you see graffiti anywhere in the city dpd wants to hear from you. kelly worthman cbs 4 news. >>> now for the latest on the presidential campaign. donald trump spent the day shaking off news that gop leaders are turning their backs. hillary clinton is seizing that opportunity. >> they do focus groups after the debate and we won every poll. >> donald trump had two stop miss the battleground -- two of pennsylvania. he told supporters tonight he worries the election will be rigged. >> we have to make sure it is not stolen from us. >> earli

(sot gene flora/son) ""got halfway there and heard her voice and that gave me a burst of energy to get to her" (white flash to) (sot gene again) "it's mom what would you do- you only get one" (sot don champion/cbs news/lumberton, nc) across parts of the state- some rivers are of rain. crews have used boats, trucks and helicopters for over 2 thousand rescues. at least 15 people have diedmost killed while trying to drive into floodwaters. (sot: gov. pat mccrory/north carolina r) 09:09:00 "today if we say the water's coming and we say do not drive through that water, we mean it." in moore county, inspectors are working to shore-up the woodlake dam. approximately 92-thousand county residents were ordered to evacuate and are waiting on wo home. don champion, cbs news, lumberton, nc ((weather toss)) tedd florendo (((>>>more clouds today mixed warmed up above average again. looking close to 90 degrees with puts us nearly 10 degrees above average for this time of year. rain chances remain slim at this point as well even for mohave county as instability remains weak right now. .................

occasions on the second and 18th causing they believe that tags are a jeep for ages and fl and fa for flora. they say the same tigers have cause close to $10,000 in damage if you have any information, tra denver crime stoppers. the big news with gage kure kubiak after after describing what they call at complex migraine condition. for more on the qb x availability for this weeks game. >> gary kubiak will not coach this thursday's game in san diego. john outweighs direct orders was for kerry to worry about gary this week. kubiak will take this entire week off and perhaps return to in the meantime the broncos they have a game to prepare for the team out of practice at the valley, obviously a little strained without the head coach out there. in his place this week they have appointed special teams coordinator jody camillus to act as the broncos interim head coach. >> tube set the tempo for us. it is in lease because he's not a micromanager. he does so many good things for us and he lets a lot of our guys do their job to the utmost anyway. we won't see a big change this fate. low self work so we

>> their unique styles and letters lead investigators to believe their so called tagger names are flora and ages. using software which logs reported graffiti they have hit numerous places costing the city thousands. >> they're out there to show that group of how talented they are. >> detectives are now hoping this security paint a clearer picture of who the vandals are and can find them before they tag again. >> it's not about putting them in jail or anything. >> and dpd wants the community to be on the lookout. if you recognize those two men please give police a call right away. if you see anyone leaving graffiti anywhere in the city dpd wants to hear from you. presidential campaign. donald trump spent the day shaking off news that gop leaders are turning their backs. hillary clinton is seizing that opportunity. >> they do focus groups after the debate and we won every poll. >> donald trump had two stop miss the battleground -- two stops in the battleground state of pennsylvania. he told supporters tonight he worries the election will be rigged. >> we have to make sure it is >> earlier

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thomas friedman: 95% more on this planet with this richness of flora, fauna, clean water and clean airge part of what i enjoy about life. god save us if we do not pass that on to our kids either. ted turner: let's say the human condition right now is like a baseball game. and if it was a baseball game, it would be the seventh inning, and we are down by two runs with two innings to go. it does not mean that we are beaten. we are way behind right now, we are behind the eighth ball. but we have not lost yet. we have time, if we hold the other team right where they are. if we all of a sudden wake up tomorrow, and we decide that we are going to do everything right instead of half the things right and half the things wrong, we used to be doing everything wrong, but basically. now doing about half the things right and half the things wrong, but the conditions call for us to survive, we have to do everything right. terre: the urgency of global climate change is now recognized by almost every nation. what is needed, as we have heard, is global action for our ailing planet and from our leaders t

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a woman's body was found laying in the middle of "flora street" yesterday. neighbors say police went around asking if th police say it's clear this was not an accident... the name of the victim has not yet been released. a sad update this morning on a sarasota hit-and-run crash. the woman hit by a car tuesday night... has passed away. right now... police say they have no witnesses and no description of the vehicle repsonsible. fox-13's shayla reaves is live in sarasota this morning... shayla, so far this has been a tough case to election officials are busy setting up early voting sites throughout tampa bay this morning. you can start casting your vote throughout most of the area starting on monday... other states started early voting yesterday. and while the nominees hoped to swing some undecided voters during the final debate... last night they were up to something much different. donald trump and hillary clinton took part in the annual "al smith dinner". it's a major fundraiser for catholic charities in new york city. the fundraiser has a history of being

. >> reporter: her son, gene flora drove 16 hours from find her. she was standing on the porch with water up to her knees when he arrived. >> we got halfway there. heard a voice. i mean that just gave us look a burst of energy. let's get to her. like, nobody else is coming. >> reporter: u.s. navy is coming to the rescue in haiti where hurricane matthew left hundreds if not thousand dead. marines aboard ussiwo jima are using helicopters to ferry food, water and medical supplies to nearly 1 million left homeless also setting up hospital units to keep cholera from turning into an epidemic. vladamir duthiers is there. >> reporter: the united states military has flown in aid to haiti as part of its international response. see some of the aid here. enormous bags of rice. for some of the folks in the hard-hit coastal communities the supplies can't come fast enough. those people that were lucky enough to survive, and live through hurricane matthew, are now facing >> reporter: the people are facing a new threat. >> this town has been completely destroyed. t

he's a dutch guy called flora schula. he is a sculptor. and he just did an incredible job making me look like judi dench, camila parker bowles, maggie smith, and angela merkel, the german chancellor. who knew that she would be funny? [ imitating angela merkel ] i love her. i decided that angela, the chancellor, i think that she's very sex bomb, sex bomb. i think all the men in the >> jimmy: [ imitating angela merkel ] i am sex bomb. >> i'm hot. i'm sex bomb. sex bomb, there. i wanted to be her. >> jimmy: maggie smith is fantastic. >> [ imitating maggie smith ] i like maggie's voice. i don't really look like her, dear. but i think she's tired of being on "downton abbey." who wants to wear a corset and use a chemical toilet anymore? >> jimmy: look at this. this is you. >> that's me. >> jimmy: as judi dench. [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: the audience just went nuts, isn't that >> jimmy: they were like, wow, that's not real but it is you. >> judi dench, absolutely lovely. and i was filming this in richmond and people thought we were do

chief deputy treasurer royse flora. you might call it an inside job from the man who wants to succeed. >> a message from him talking about the great customer service from hiss office. i would be very interested to know what the costs were. >> he's campaigning on the public dime. i think this of how one governance screws everything up. >> we're right outside the building. so when he comes back we're happy to talk to him. >> reporter: neither came out to talk to us. records request for the invice in -- invoice of how much the mailer has cost. back to you. >>> melissa, thank you. >>> you may have seen this activity from phoenix fire crew today. a hazmat situation right in the middle of the street. crews being extra careful after a big rig started leaking fuel some lanes had to be shut down in that area while that leak wa >>> this was a crazy scene in north phoenix this morning. a car crashing into a semi truck and ends up getting stuck underneath. the driver of the car taken to the hospital in critical condition. all of it

(sot gene flora/son) ""got halfway there and heard her voice and that gave me a burst of energy to get to her" (white flash to) (sot gene again) "it's mom what would you do- you only get one" (sot don champion/cbs news/lumberton, nc) across parts of the state- some rivers are rising days after hurricane matthew dumped more than a foot of rain. crews have used boats, trucks and helicopters for over 2 thousand rescues. at least 15 people have diedmost killed while trying (sot: gov. pat mccrory/north carolina r) 09:09:00 "today if we say the water's coming and we say do not drive through that water, we mean it." in moore county, inspectors are working to shore-up the woodlake dam. approximately 92-thousand county residents were ordered to evacuate and are waiting on word when they might be allowed to go home. don champion, cbs news, lumberton, nc ((dave courvoisier)) >>> the north carolina state bureau of investigation is looking into a shooting death that happened during a rescue operation. trooper shot and killed a man in lumberton who pulled out a handgun./// toss to weather ((tedd flo

>>reporter: we are still several hours away from feeling map you direct impact across the state of flora it mixes with up the coast line at this point in northern florida their say and he did not evacuate or t that war stay home is too dangerous more the 100 mi. per hour when-- wind. >>reporter: that down across the state hundreds without power but despite repeated falls to evacuate the devastating storm surge will people in florida of a new back to hurricane andrew that the devastation could be all that level write about in jacksonville where several hours away from the direct impact there are ready to talk about clothes and the bridges in this city because of those when the dust >>james: it is plenty working his way up to jacksonville where she is reporting for us this morning and arrested the latest or the local weather really your tracking back as well as we head into the wee kim hist. >>rebecca: 11 to report so far this morning the bay area a lot the only state that we feel the heat 1/4 fresno 91 and bakersfield 93 this is what the conditions are right now 52 degrees carly in san fr