pinellas deputies located 42-year-old david later near kenneth city in pinellas county. investigators say deputies attempted to pull over the stolen truck ross took to escape when he took off on foot. ross is in the pinellas county jail this morning waiting to make his first appearance on a whole new set of handcuff key and resisting an officer before he can be transferred back to state custody. ross was scheduled for release in 2019. but now will likely serve much longer. this story has a lot of you talking this morning. t-mobile is being slapped with a 48 million dollar fine for not telling customers with unlimited data that once they used too much, their service would slow down. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live at the t-mobile store at gandy and dale mabry in tampa. sarah, will customers see any of that money? no, and that's why so many people are talking about it this morning. t-mobile is offering customers a 20% discount on a phone accessory and an extra 4gb of data for their plan -- but not everyone will qualify and those who do will find out over the next

and, you can see right anywhere from kenneth city eastern shore acres and that will continue to move east. everything coming back towards the west. manatee county, and back towards bradenton. and, where the mainsail is and that's moving west as well. and temperatures in the upper 70s to low 80s. and the, 93 in sarasota. it is october and we are will be quite same things on wednesday. and thursday will be okay too. and not needing to worry about anything in terms of later into friday. and, are part of florida. partly cloudy skies, and waking up to dry mostly sunny. and, it will spawn a near -- a few more thunderstorms. in the same thing with the deal with the last three or four months. on thursday, watch what happens, a little rotation with this rain. a little band starts coming right there. and, whether the track is more north or south east or west, it's too early to pinpoint exact details but we are getting there. right now expect based on the current track, sustained winds of about 40 maybe 45 miles per hour gusts as high as 60. and, if you live along the coast, have nothing to wor

soon they ended up crashing into a kenneth city neighborhood with deputies hot on their trail. >> they come flying down the street. you can hear it and they hit the tree. >> this witness did not want her face shone says she nearly came face-to-face with the man. fence and the other jumped the neighbors fence. >> down the street. >> when i looked out to see if she had cat food i saw the police officer run by with a canine. >> then into a backyard. >> the person jumped the fence and ended up in my pool. very alarming and scary. when they told me to stay in the house i had no problem. locked the door the 21-year-old richard cann was charged with armed home invasion robbery, grand theft and more. one of the weapons was found in the stolen crashed car, another was tossed. the other man is on the run. in pennell's county, adam winer abc action news. >>> we are hearing from a texas man who says a 911 operator we know the houston area operator admitted that she has done this several times, in one case a man called 911 after seeing two cars speeding, williams took his call but before he could f

near kenneth city. ross this time trying to escape on foot. before being taken down. 55:31 it took them a while and there were about five of them and he finally held still. and they cuffed him and away they went. state corrections officer jeffrey rexrode. was found a short time later. uninjured... after he managed to escape at a nearby gas station. scheduled for release in 2019. he's now back in custody. facing a whole new set of charges. and likely a much longer sentence. and those new charges include unlawful possession of a handcuff key, driving with a suspended license, and resisting arrest ross is currently being held here at the pinellas county jail. where i'm told he'll have to appear on those new charges before he is transferred back to state custody. in pinellas county, beau zimmer, 10news wtsp. a 9-year-old girl and her mother held at gunpoint! you can see two armed, hooded men enter this dollar general in marion county. next you see a young girl run across the screen .. and her mother follows pushing a shopping cart. they were both

now, southwest of there in kenneth city there is a crash here blocking one lane eastbound on 54th avenue north, and this is just after 68th street north. so give yourself a little extra time there. you se in hillsborough county you can see that i-4 is looking a lot better after an accident just about 20 minutes ago. it was blocking three lanes and only one lane was getting by in the westbound direction at mlk boulevard. nine minutes from 75 to 275. as we go live we see speeds are looking better and traffic hasn't picked up just yet. so i-4 back to normal as you head into tampa. let's go back to our maps and check out polk county. now, there haven't been any if you are traveling around the lakeland area we haven't picked up along bartow road or florida avenue. you can see polk parkway is at 57 miles per hour near florida avenue. and 15 minutes from polk parkway to 75 in tampa. good morning to you sarasota and manatee counties. i am keeping a close eye along i-75. we haven't picked up there. u.s. 41 is taking you 22 minutes, and that's from university parkway to 275 in ellington. if road s

that we're following out of pinellas county with notable lane blockage. 66th street north is the kenneth city area. two northbound lanes are blocked. please give yourself extra time or avoid and then here, 49th street north, you'll avoid the north direction. those northbound lanes are completely shut down. >>russell: jen wrote the script i'm about to read. i've been driving 40 years? i haven't been driving 40 years. i do the math. 57 minus 16. i've been driving 45 years. most of that time it's been behind the wheel of an automatic. i'll not very good at a stick. >>laura: i can drive one. bless your heart. i can drive one but i would rather not. it is fun on the rare occasion. as it turns out, most people prefer the ease of the automatic effort to save the manual. >>jennifer: i mate you younger that time. some people like me call it an uterine convenience. others call it an art. either way, learning to drive a manual transmission is a dying craft. according to u.s. news and world report, only 18% of american drivers know how to operate a stick shift. only 5% of cars sold in the u.s. even come

city tonight. hillary clinton will be in miami campaigning with her husband's vice president, al gore. abc's kenneth moton on where we stand exactly one month from election day. >> that long gop civil war just party. last night, trump was in pennsylvania. >> do you want to stay with donald trump or go back to them? >> this morning, he was on a twitter attack against house speaker paul ryan who said he would ditch campaigning for trump in the wake of his crew did comments about women. trump citing unscientific polls on the scientific ones are not in his favor. hillary clinton leading trump 11 points in a recent poll. among women, 21 points. >> if they want to release more tapes saying inappropriate things, we will continue to talk >> clinton front of our largest crowd yet. >> he is an equal opportunity insult or if there ever was one. >> wanted will get more help from president obama. later today, trump and clinton will hold rallies in florida. erika: voters are getting one more day to register in florida because of hurricane matthew. deadline will be extended through 5:00 wednesday night. florida de

kenneth gibson and diane masao have the details in our tech bytes. smacked replacing -- >>> the tesla ceo who has a solar city company showed off the new line of shingles. a variety of styles demonstrated by rear roof rain for the houses on the desperate housewife that. smacked facebook celebrating -- 2 facebook celebrating halloween with laughing emojis. >> a pumpkin, frankenstein, they are retroactive, if you use the while emoji a goes in its place. google offering again for people to pass the time before trick-or-treating starts. 2 the idea is to destroy as many goes as possible by drying a symbol that hovers over the something to do on halloween.'s 2 those are your tech bites have a great day.'s 2 --?mac 5:24 am, authorities trying to determine what led to to death on a popular hiking trail in utah. they found a man's body yesterday morning they think he felt 150 feet friday hiking exchange student he was hosting. the teenager's body was found saturday. authorities say the worst injuries they normally see on this trail are sprained ankles however there is a portion that shouldn't be attempted without rock

kenneth moton, abc news washington right now...two boston police officers are in critical condition...and we're now learning they were shot by a city constable. officers richard cintolo and matt morris were responding to a domestic call wednesday night -- when constable kirk figueroa opened fire. investigators say other officers shot back -- killing him. the boston police commissioners just now announcing that figueroa was not a licensed gun to the hospital for minor injuries and stress because of the shooting. an violent confrontation ended in an officer-involved shooting in houston, texas. police say officer j- loosmore was off- duty and walking his dog with his wife...when another dog attacked his. police say loosmore went home, then came back to confront the other dog owner. loosmore reportedly says he was afraid the man would take his gun...and he shot the man several times. the man was taken to the hospital in critical condition. the officer suffered minor injuries. family and friends came together to remember the life of keith lamont scott. the 43-year-old was shot and killed by police in charlotte, north carolina last month

kenneth: republican vice presidential nominee mike pence went straight to his new york city hotel and skipped out on a fundraising appearance after his scare last night. runway emergency. a bumpy and scary landing for gop vice presidential candidate mike pence when his plane skidded off a rain-soaked runway at new york's la guardia >> we have an emergency at the airport. kenneth: donald trump's running mate and others were evacuated with no injuries. trump and hillary clinton working to keep their campaigns on course with just 11 days to go. in ohio, trump addressed minority neighborhoods, calling them ghettos. mr. trump: we're gonna work on our ghettos. kenneth: in the latest wikileaks release, hacked emails not authenticated by abc news reveal how bill clinton's aide pressured companies to donate to the clinton foundation. the campaign said the state departnt secretary of state never made decisions because of donations to the foundation. clinton shaking it off in north carolina. mrs. clinton: i couldn't think of a better place to come back to with another woman whose voice we need n

city's former mayor on his morning walk. the bomb squad and the air force detonated some of the naval base./// ((tedd florendo)) >>> red-sweatered st. louis man kenneth bone was thrust into the national spotlight after his question about energy policy at last night's presidential debate... and someone is already looking to capitalize on his name. that someone is a pornography website and today their president offered bone 100-grand to participate in a livestream movie. no word on if ken bone has replied. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> that's all for us live at eleven. >> the late show with stephen colbert is next with amy schumer. we'll see you back here tomorrow 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 to fighting sex trafficking. don't let joe heck's billionaires fool you. catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. as a marine combat veteran, i understand the sacrifices our mili

kenneth moten, abc news, washington. >>> early voting is getting a makeover in san francisco. abc 7 news was at city hall as the department of elections opened its new voting center. it's a big change from previous years. the staff is three times larger and the center takes up twice the space. turnout is expected to be very high this year. >> in 2008 we had 10,000 people come down to city hall to cast ballots, and we real he lines wrapped around city hall so we're just trying to learn from the experience to make this as convenient as we can for the voters. >> the voting center saw up to 30 voters per hour today, and this is just the first day. it will also open on weekends starting october 22nd. >>> now, we have a valuable tool at abc7news.com/politics to help you prepare for election day. lots to consider obviously. just click on your voice, your voice. voters edge election guide and enter your address, and you'll get a comprehensive resource showing you the candidates and measures on your local ballot. this is custom tailored to your needs where you live. >>> president obama says it's time for ame

city schools. right now, the district is facing a $15 million budget deficit. today and tomorrow, lorraine is donating a procedure of its sales to the family of fallen ohio state trooper kenneth velez. the goal is to raise $1,000 that will be put into a chase account for the family. the mr. hero is located on tower boulevard, next to shell gas station. they are open at 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. tomorrow. coming up on cleveland 19, a very important recall for baby food that could potentially be life-threatening for your child. beth? >> today we count down 71 degrees. today we could not make it up to the 70s. take a look live up off the roof cam. it's cloudy. most of you are dry. probably not going to stay that way for the next 24 hours. i will explain why we continue to have this groomy weather coming up. >> live from cleveland's news center, this is cleveland 19 news. >> and ntsb investigate interviewed the engineer of the commuter train that crashed in oh ho booken new jersey this week. and more than 100 people were injured. kris van cleave has the latest. >> >> reporter: a source familiar with the investigation tells cbs news after months of concern about a leadership vacuum at ne

city police are investigating a deadly officer involved shooting.. this after a mohave county sheriff deputy... killed a man early this morning in just after midnight.. 34-year-old kenneth jack kennedy was pulled over for a routine traffic stop.. he took off and hit two police cruisers... and drove toward a deputy. we're told... that's when the deputy shot and killed kennedy. his wife was in the car at the time.. but was not hurt. the deputy is on paid administrative leave... during the investigation. and... a person is recovering in the hospital this afternoon.. after a shooting near fremont and charleston. police say it happened just before 9-30 this morning.. a possible suspect is in custody. the victim is expected to be okay. the countdown to the election continues.. and we're getting quite a few v-i-p visitors.. v-p joe biden rallied in vegas today.. fox5's alyssa deitsch joins us in studio.. to tell us all about it, alyssa? as we get down to the tenth day before election day-- things heated up outside the rally at carpenters union vibe than just minutes before... as vice president joe biden addressed the crowd. nats scuffle protestors outside the hillary clinton r

city police are investigating a deadly officer involved shooting.. this after a mohave county sheriff deputy... killed a man early this morning in kingman, arizona. authorities say just after midnight.. 34-year-old kenneth jack kennedy was pulled over for a routine traffic stop.. he took off and hit two police cruisers... and drove toward a when the deputy shot and killed kennedy. his wife was in the car at the time.. but was not hurt. the deputy is on paid administrative leave... during the investigation. a college student creates a food pantry in his dorm room-- and the act of kindness goes viral on facebook. franks says: "to me, it just makes me feel like i'm blessing someone. i'm a religious person and i feel like i can bless a student. some nights, students will be like 'man, i really appreciate this because i didn't have anything to eat.'" goes to "alabama a-and-m university." he noticed many of his colleagues needed food... so he started a donations based pantry. it's packed with everything from juice to canned foods and-- of course-- ramen noodles. frank estimates that he's helped about a hundred people so far and says... he's already training someone to take his place when he graduates. a major

kenneth big developments. don't forget the deadline to register to vote in pennsylvania is tomorrow october 11th. in delaware it's october 15th and in new jersey you have until october 18th to register. >> nearly 3,000 atlantic cityorkers lost their jobs this morning when trump taj mahal casino closed its doors for g the move comes amid a month's long strike over health and pension benefits "action news" reporter john rawlins live with a look at where this still struggling city goes from here, john. >> reporter: brian, certainly today's closing is a grim event no doubt about it but people who follow this sort of thing will tell you that atlantic city has a history of reinventing itself and that it is in the process of doing that again. >> reporter: the taj mahal shuttered as of 6:00 a.m., 3,000 people including these strikers out of a job. for ac the latest hit to its economy. once a mecca for gamblers the town is struggling but those who pay attention to it for a living say don't count it out. >> there's been three or four times when atlantic city was left for dead. >> reporter: philly hurley now host of a radio talk show, yes, he says gambling revenues are only half what they once were but. >> when you look at