that didn't work so they eventually had to send out the uncle john rig from pensacola. when they closed off either end of the jumper line to remove it, they had to send down an rov to remove the material inside in a bag called a bladder. but every time they did it, it just filled right back up again. so they gave up and just did this. howington's bosses from the contractor he worked for. canyon offshore. joking about what they were doing. the bosses watched the rov camera lens turn black with chemicals and what looked like oil, and just let it keep on gushing. for almost 90 minutes. what he captured is nothing short of amazing. restoration network, one of the leading environmental watchdogs for gulf drilling. he's never met howington, but admires the risk he took to expose walter. but what about the people howington caught in the act? were they held accountable? a spokesman for walter oil and gas said the rig boss in the video, david thibodaux, was an independent contractor and wouldn't say if he has continued to work for walter. and the contractors who employed the oth

that didn't work so they eventually had to send out the uncle john rig from pensacola. when they closed off either end of the jumper line to remove it, they had to send down an rov to remove the material inside in a bag called a bladder. but every time they did it, it just filled right back up again. so they gave up and just did this. howington's bosses from the contractor he worked for. canyon offe. walter stood in the control room, joking about what they were doing. the bosses watched the rov camera lens turn black with ch what looked like oil, p on gushing. for captured is nothiwed this video to rn network, one of ental watchdogs for met howington, bu expose walte peoplin the act? were they held an for walter oil and deo, david thibodauctor and wouldn't say ifor walter. andemployed the otherfshoid not respond to oear and a half a yen" gulf of mexico and the people that let it happen caught on video. >> no one can forget the oil spill, the 2010bp disaster. oil in the gulf for three months but we have learned of a different oil spill two years ago. >> so why are we bri

northwest, and pensacola at 20. that's what's going to happen after front comes will you threw here. this evening front comes through winds will pick up on strength northwest wind we will drive humidity south of cuba. quite some time today still breezy and warm i know what ur athinking where's cold front, don't worry get it on 12 hours. 84 for high temperature. tonight overnight lows near 59 degrees. and tomorrow we should back in the 70s. probably mid 70s or so. gorgeous sunshine and much less humid. next seven days you see that no rain chances, no humidity. and a should be gorgeous over the next seven days. highs getting back to lower 80s, 60s next week. very nice. all right. thanks, dave 9:21. new crash we're following out of pasco. we'll affecting southbound 75. it appears to be just south of state road 52 according to fhp left lane blocked in southbound direction. good news is no big delays here but please be careful. remember you've got move over law and make sure you're abiding by that us a pass on by. still

. >> what we are learning about the moments leading up to a tiger attack in pensacola. the big cat sending a trainer to the hospital. this happened in front of a group of kids. >> good morning, thank you for joining us on abc action news at 9:30. i'm dan shaffer. >> i'm deiah riley. >>> we need to do a travel forecast. we will warm up nicely by later on today. this is what i'm talking about. the temperature difference, the east wind, this is much warmer than this time yesterday. this morning a good 15 degrees warmer. that puts us well into the 60s. we had 40s yesterday. we are warm, a bit more humid, no oppressively so. we will have temperatures in the mid-80s. warmer than usual. we will talk about coming up. hurricane season is not over. major hurricane in the eastern pacific. update on that in a few minutes. >>> a fight to the finish line in florida is key. hillary clinton is hours away from a campaign stop in downtown tampa. >> abc action news ryan smith is live at curtis hixon waterfront park with the plan to get voters to the polls before election day, ryan? >> hil

it was read in lots of places, taught at west point, taught at the nsa and there is a school in pensacola called washington high ironically where every summer they have a one book once close summer read program where all the kids are given an optional assignment. an extra credit assignment to read a book that discusses schoolwide in the autumn. the library and head of the english department came together to plan this. they went through the normal channels to do so in like a week before school let out, the principal decided to cancel the summer reading program rather than have his kids read the book, which he hadn't read, but he had read reviews of it and decided that he might get into trouble with the parents. the fact that a bunch of them when the military than the fact they teach at west point seems like a weird misplaced concern. the teacher and a librarian went back to them and that you're not allowed to do this. we have a process in the school district are challenging books and it doesn't go like this on the principle you'll do what i say. our process has ruled lot of women to it. so

. >> >> they say if you run on a >> a terrible scene, a pensacola interstate fair today, and ending quickly after a woman was bitten by a tiger. >> they say the lead tigert trainer was bitten during a demonstration. she was taken to the hospital is in good condition. the tigers show scheduled for tonight has been canceled and will start again tomorrow with a different trainer. no students were hurt in that attack. >> and, a sp special surprise. shocking a small town, a father takes a fatal jump with his own two young children. the miracle that police do not expect when they get to the >>> there's new information about how autism may present itself different in girls than a dozen boys. anfr disorder have social skills that might mask the condition. and, girls with autism do not show symptoms of it even if they have the same genetic mutations. and, losses and affects at least one in 68 children and is at least four times more common in boys. and, they face a lot of challenges. >> for many of them, there's a there is a free technology to give them peace of mind. >> measure teacher? >> they can

florida's space coast and new aircraft that will fly from macdill air force base and naval air station pensacola. we know that. >> florida state university football coach bobby bowden introduced trump at the event. in florida that begins with a rally in coconut creek today. yesterday she teamed up with eliza wet warren in massachusetts. she said millions of people are standing up to trump by voting early. >> for me, the peaceful transfer of power is one of the things that makes our country great. something we can't lose, something i don't think we are. >> last night in new york, clinton attended her final fundraiser before the election. it served as a birthday party. hillary clinton turns 69 tomorrow. >>> meanwhile, the tight senate race between marco rubio and patrick murphy could help determine whether republicans or democrats control the senate. it is attracting big donations. $30million has been spent on >>> if you have obama care your premium is going up again. price hikes for next year with the sill vary plan going up an rage of 22% next year. that makes the average premium $296 a month in

. >>> an animal trainer mauled by a giant tiger during a show in pensacola, florida. >> it happened in front of more than two dozen children who were on a field trip at the time. >> reporter: the pictures make your heart stop. the trainer at this flori tiger nearly twice her size. >> no. >> reporter: witnesses held their breath watching her fight the tiger with her firsts and a stick. she calls for help. >> david -- >> the animal drags her across the cage like a dog. her partner and feon say beats the tiger as hard as he can, the whole scene horrifying parents who covered their children's my kids, turn around and walk. >> reporter: she needed surgery, but will lev to tell the story. >> it was not a vicious attack, never growled, just playing, we're playing, oh. >> reporter: it was a life and death situation, and many are upset that they kept beating the animal. >> they could have used a fogger. they could have used a fire extinguisher. >> reporter: activists call for a federal investigation into this circus. abc news, atlanta. stories, they are wild animals, there's risks associated wi

pensacola has been a tough area for democrats, where the caller lives. she will not do well in the panhandle. there it is about margins. just like south florida is about margins in the exactly reversed situation. south florida has to make up for the democratic perspective, some of the vote tallies in the panhandle. host: it has been noted by our florida hashat become less white. that tends to advantage democrats. when you see that in florida? you will certainly not see it in the panhandle. to some extent in self-worth, the mostly central florida, with people that are puerto rican and hispanic in general. a lot of people in the hospitality business -- a lot of people flock there for work with disney world, universal, and all of that. he will see that in two or three or four key counties in the middle of the state with orlando as the new kilis. nucleas. host: what about cuban-americans reliablyre no longer republican. -- the relations with cuba and in florida? guest: i think it has helped democrats, i do not think that is the reason for visit is a global i

you can see 72 in pensacola. the front is not here quit yet. it will move through st. louis then georgia, alabama and eventually head into our direction tonight. titan is quiet. the front moving through will not move through with rainfall. it will be quiet. the front passes except for the wind that will pick up out of the northwest. then the cold air lags behind. it's tonight and tomorrow morning we get into the chilly temperatures. a nice day today. warm. a lot of sunshine. a few clouds. mid-to-upper 80s. then overnight the temperatures tumble along with the humidity. by saturday morning we have 50s forecast. a few upper 40s. a breeze. we are going to -- skipping fall in a way, right? chilly stuff. now, the difference, we will recover through the afternoon. not stuck in the 50s or 60s. near 80 by saturday and sunday afternoons. today 85. typical this time of year. then saturday and sunday, despite the cold start, we are looking at full sunshine. that will help big time by the afternoons, upper 70s. then we average for this time of year into next week. >>> heading out

right now, pensacola, florida is welcoming hundreds of people forced to evacuate their native cuba. first - les krifaton joins us with a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. daytime highs remain below normal again tuesday under sunny skies. the system that pushed the cooler air into pressure by the end of the week which will take us back to seasonal temperatures. before then a few weak systems will help develop breezy conditions wednesday evening into thursday morning. ready to square off for the vice presidential debate. this is their one and only shot to debate each other on the main stage. cnn's scott mclean joins us live from longwood university in virginia ahead of the debate... good morning scott--- ((ad-lib)) <

panama city 17 miles an hour pensacola out north at 15. as this front comes sliding through today, and the winds in earnest shift to the northwest, there's going to be a huge, huge difference in the humidity levels as they will drop and drop and drop and tomorrow morning just a delightful start to the da cloud cover with this front. really no rain with this. this will be one of those deals where it's going to hard to tell with nothing more than just a wind shift coming at us. but once it comes through. and yes this is coming through to things. one it pushes this weak low out. don't worry about that. number two it also sets in the driest air we've had so far this season. and even better news about this, is it lasts for more than a day. it will last for several days. breezy and warm this afternoon. if you're going to go boating i urge you to be careful later today as winds start to pick up and frond comes in don't be caught off garden with that clear skies turning much drier tonight. low temperature back to 59 degrees. i said it, 59. then go

i'm going to put all of this into motion for you as you see number drop to 59 in pensacola. by friday morning really close to this time, you're going to see a marked difference with humidity beginning to work its way down. it all works toward the south and east. now past several fronts, that's what's happened. but this time, watch the dryer air go south. and you wake up saturday morning to a whole different atmosphere in the tampa area you've got dew points in 40s and 50s. so very comfortable there. and literally for our state going to be a little bit longer for that for tampa area because obviously it will impact pensacola first. point is, is that while we have the moderate humidity and warmth for next couple of days, it's going to feel lot different by saturday morning. 87 degrees for a high temperature today. tonight, 70 for the overnight low. tomorrow also going to be back to upper 80s. i'm thinking that this front does come through mostly dry on friday night. okay. maybe a sprinkle or two no big for saturday and sunday. with highs upper 70s, back to lower 80s monday and

they were brought to pence pensacola. they planned activities like movies on the lawn to make it matthew impacts them. they partially activate outside of columbia. it's in touch with city and counties to see if they need anything to get reside even if it brushes it's a big enough and strong enough storm to do some damage. >> there could be obviously some damage to some infrastructure. it could be also power outages. inland floodingful coastal flooding and inland flooding as well. >> officials are also prepared to move supplies to the south carolina coastal counties. >> well, switching gears. the stage is set on longwood today for the first and only vice presidential debate of the campaign season. >> the event between mike pence and tim kaine will air right here on cbs. moderatorred by cbs. >>> something professor bill harbor says could prove harder for the indiana governor. >> given some of the controversy and the newspapers that he's raised regarding the past private lives of various people in public life, i think maybe

an animal trainer lost her footing at a fair in pensacola. the tiger drags her around the cage and throws her around. another trainer rushes in and beats the tiger with a stick. this hap a field trip are standing there watching the whole thing. >> all five of my kids turn around and walk. >> the female trainer needs surgery but she will survive. the trainer that rushed in with the stick, he says the tiger wasn't trying to harm her. he thinks he was just playing. >>> dogs are loyal creatures and that's definitely true for a dog in michigan. this boone. he waited around thissdetroit home for a month after his boo laid down on a mattress next to a pile of trash for weeks but his family never returned. someone eventually came to his rescue and a dog rescue heard his story and took him to an animal hospital giving him to name boo based on the markings on his left side. >> it appears to say "boo". dogs are the most loyal human beings. if human beings were that close to that compassion, it would be a better world. >> the organization hopes they can

looks likehe through pensacola now. their dew point is already back to the upper 50s. this may be a case where the front is going to come squeezing through here late in the day or early into the evening so if you're going out and about tonight, you'll start to feel that drier air settle in and then you really feel it first thing tomorrow morning. here is the front moving into the panhandle now and behind it, just much cooler, much drier conditions. this is our first significant cold front of the season. really not much, northeast of the bahamas. it will get that out of here so that cold front is helping out the u.s. ask -- and pushing this. the thing is, there's just not a lot of rain with this front. up here with this low, there's a low tached to the front. that's where all the rain is going to be. this is what we call moisture starved. get down to the latter half of the front, you may get a few clouds. and that's really about it. so for those hoping for any significant rain at all, it's not going to happen with this particular front. it's not going to happen the next

the court vacanted the sentence of inmate timothy hurst of pensacola. he was convicted of killing a coworker at a restaurant in 1998. >> i was not surprised that the court found it unconstitutional and i was pleased because i've not been supportive of the death penalty and this is jus death penalty, one more signal that it is on its way out. >> whether one is supportive or opposed, the process it is is rife with problems. >> 385 people are on florida's death row but some may have waived their right to be sentenced by a jury, and those specific cases would not be effected. the bottom line is all death penalty cases that are now being tried are on hold so the general have both supported the death penalty in the past and they say they are reviewing the court's decision. evan axelbank for fox 13 news. >> thank you, evan, and now an out-of-the-box support to answer cries for help. >> police officers are maybe phone calls for women at numbers they find in ads for escorts and prostitutes. >> i want you to know you are not any trouble. >> these are the conversa

republican governor mike pence will campaign in pensacola and miami today. tim kaine will attend an event in palm beach county tomorrow. >>> and happening today, the man accused of kidnapping a 4- year-old polk county girl and driving her all over the west wild hogs was transported back to florida after he and little becky lewis were found in memphis earlier this week. ryan hughes is live from the polk county sheriff's office. ryan, good morning. we are hoping to hear something from hogs in court because so far, he hasn't said anything. >> reporter: gene, good morning to you as well. yesterday, he was pressed by reporters about what happened but he did not say a word. >> why would you kidnap a 4-year- old girl? >> do you have anything to say to family? >> do you want to apologize to the family? >> reporter: that was our reporter trying to get answers from hogs but no avail. polk county sheriff judd tells us that he kidnapped becky lewis saturday morning and drove north on interstate 75. they were spotted in georgia and tennessee. a nurse at a memphis hospita

pensacola has been a tough area for democrats where the caller lives and i think that he's correct when he says she isn't going to do great in the panhandle. i think that is true. just like south florida it is about margins in the reverse situation. so yes a lot of times the south florida has to make up from the democratic perspective some of the vote tallies and the tal panhandle. >> host: it's been noted florida has become less white but tends to advantage democrats. when will you see that play out in florida?? >> guest: you certainly won't see it in the panhandle within a certain extent in central florida for those that are of puerto rican descent and that is around the greater orlandoca orange county area. a lot of people in thee in t hospitality business with disney world and universal and all that, you will see two or threee or four centered in the middle of the state with orlando as tht nucleus. >> host: what about cuban-americans were talking about before that our younger cuban-americans tending to be either no party affiliate or democrat. what has been the impact of the decisio

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they air lifted 700 civilians and 70 pets to pensacola. as matthew takes aim at the u.s., an evacuation order is in place for parts of south carolina as well. >> a state of emergency is in place for florida. speaking in daytona beach, governor rick scott begged all floridiato seriously and be ready for a direct hit. >> if matthew directly impacts florida, there will be massive destruction that we have not seen in years. this is a deadly storm approaching our coast. i cannot stress that enough. the fact that we don't focus on the storm path. focus on if there is a minor deviation, it could directly impact our state. >> drivers are lining up to get gasoline. in broward county. a lot of cars, a lot of traffic. attorney general pam bondi is encouraging people to be on the lookout for price gougerring at the pumps. >>> we learned this afternoon that president obama has postponed a visit to tampa because of hurricane matthew. he was going to talk about healthcare at the university of south florida and attend a rally for hillary clinton in miami.

republican governor mike pence will campaign in pensacola and miami today. tim kaine will attend an event in palm beach county tomorrow. >>> and happening today, the man accused of kidnapping a 4- year-old polk county girl and driving her all over the southeast is due in court in just a few hours. west wild hogs was transported back to florida after he and little becky lewis were found in memphis earlier this week. polk county sheriff's office. ryan, good morning. we are hoping to hear something from hogs in court because so far, he hasn't said anything. >> reporter: gene, good morning to you as well. yesterday, he was pressed by reporters about what happened but he did not say a word. >> mr. hogs, this 4-year-old, why would you kidnap a 4-year- old girl? >> do you have anything to say to family? >> do you want to apologize to reporter trying to get answers from hogs but no avail. polk county sheriff judd tells us that he kidnapped becky lewis saturday morning and drove north on interstate 75. they were spotted in georgia and tennessee. a nurse at a memphis

we're going home happy or at least back to pensacola. >> colin cap per neck got his -- kaepernick got his second start for the 49ers, but with such a poor defense it might not matter who plays quarterback for san francisco. 49ers have given up a franchise record 562 yards rushing in the past two weeks. kaepernick firing up the troops for the first levi start in about a year and backed it up with action early. for the touchdown, 49ers are up 14-0 at this point. second quarter back come the bucs. winston to his favorite target mike evans. 49ers however still lead by a touchdown. kaepernick did not commit any turnovers last week in buffalo, but not the case today. this pass intended for mcdonald. leading to a field goal. winston to russell shepherd for the 19-yard score. the rookie robinson in coverage, tampa takes to the 17- 14 lead and they did not look back from there. third quarter, the play that everybody will remember. trying to make the fair catch on the punt to run into his teammate. and the ball will come out, recovered by the bucs. where are they when you need them? later in th

this all unfolding in front of horrified children at the pensacola interstate fair. it was a show for elementary school students that got out of control, when the trainer lost her footing in front of the two-year-old bengal tiger. witnesses held their breath as she tried to fight the animal off. then, her partner and fiance ran parents rushed to cover their children's eyes, as the woman was dragged like a doll. >> i turned around and told all five of my kids, turn around and walk. maria: the woman was eventually freed from the tiger's jaws. she required surgery but will recover. some animal rights activists are outraged by the way the trainers reacted. they're calling for a federal investigation into the beating maria: your help tonight. how your babies will benefit and parents. researchers say testing kids as young as one for hereditary disorder that causes high cholesterol could help identify people who are at risk of heart disease later in life. they identify kids whose parents may have the same problem and not know it. ed: how much weather are we look maria: keep

[laughter] pensacola good morning. >> caller: good morning.morning. i have a comment.old nothing we have to know what it is. donald trump is a typical average american man.ever but did you talk about racial divide the voice of authority felt that way there is a lot of resentment in this nation for them to think the issues will hide tris. and wish we would come together as human beings to see that we do have a problem with the capability speaks for itself but.g >> i am voting for hillary for one reason. >> we heard your point let'st. hear from our guest.mp >> the racial divide and at some point can be resolved we with these from the survey that showed the biggest divide and our state in with the big problems from being solved by far the biggest divide was republicans versus democrats.s versus but this time out the racial and ethnic divide. this al we see this all over the country it has then exacerbated by the campaign and it is very distressingt, as to people who just want them to come together.ood pe how we come together, the viewpoints are extremely polarized. >> ano

an animal trainer lost her footing at a in pensacola, florida. the tiger claws her legs and drags her around the cage like a dog. another trainer rushed in and be the tiger. >> he was never a vicious just playing. >> the female trainer needed surgery but will survive. animal activists a they could have used a fokker or fire and they want a federal investigation. >>> a commercial pilot ends up in handcuffs removed from the cockpit of a flight accused of being too drunk to fly. >> i am pretty perturbed for the absolute ignorance of one person, could have messed up a lot of peoples lives. >> that was one of passengers forced to wait or replacemmnt pilot this morning in rapid city, south dakota. we don't know the 38 -year-old pilot's blood-alcohol level. we know he is from salt lake city. >>> the time has come, this popular colorado restaurant will close its doors in just days. a man from florida sued say the restaurant is not accessible to people with disabilities and the owner can't afford to fight back. denver seven investigates and because of you

florida's coast and new aircraft that will fly from mcdill and and naval air station air stations pensacola. we know that. we are going to set high standards for ethics reform to end government corruption of which we have plenty. with the victory in november, everything will change. just think about what we can 100 daysh in this period. we will accomplish so much for our country that we all love. we are going to have the biggest tax cut since ronald reagan. eliminate every unnecessary job-killing regulation. lawort the men and women of enforcement. cheers and applause] mr. trump: we are going to save the second amendment, which is totally under siege. and appoint justices to the united states supreme court who will uphold and defend the constitution of the united states. applause] mr. trump: i will end the wasteful government spending and hold the bureaucrats accountable. i will faithfully execute the sacred office of commander-in-chief and create a new foreign policy that always, always, always will put our country first. america first. president, the tide of egg government will never thre

[laughter] joe and will go to pensacola. good morning. caller: good morning.ost: question or comment? i want to commend the lady that just got off the line. fellow for radiant. -- fellow floridian. it is the same old thing we have to realize one thing --we have to know what we are dealing with. donald trump is a typical, average american man. yeah, he is talking about everything people want to hear. but you are talking about a racial divide, it did not start the donald trump. he is just a voice for people who have already felt that way. there is a lot of resentment in this nation. to think thatical the issues will hide their true feelings. i wish he would come together rest human beings and see that we have a problem. without the reality of success and preparedness and capability, it speaks for itself. i am voting for hillary for one reason --because she is qualified, ready, and prepared. host: ok, we heard your point. i want to have dr. mcmanus jump in. hest: the racial divide that talked about goes that many, many years. people are hopeful that it will get r

let's go from pensacola east towards jacksonville.typically vote republican, several military installations especially closer to pensacola, the panama city area, a glint in others, not ago and the other bases. and that's the consider part of the state and it's very, pretty much world, i turn the. he was a high turnout in the seven and 80% in some of the world counties in north florida. then let's go down to southwest florida which would be maples and fort myers. that is the most solidly republican part of florida. and if you go to the southeast part of the state, that's the most solidly democratic part. pr a lot of this works for nowe people -- i-95 takes northeastern from new york and new jersey and so forth down to the east coast the they settle in southeast florida. i-75 takes people from the midwest down to the west coast and they settle down in southwest florida. so the interstate highway system has sort of helped formulate who lives where. but the real key battleground of course is the i-4 corridor which stretches from daytona e

you in bartow, 86 in frost proof and 89 in sebring. 79 here in tampa, 82 in key west, 76 in tla pensacola, the wide rue, you got 74 in abirmingham, 66 in atlanta, 75 in wichita. remember wichita was only in the 50s over the last couple of days. temperatures have moderated across the nation's midsection including chicago where it's 70 right now. 46 in bismarck, 53 rainy cool? as you head towards seattle. satellite and radar view, east showers back towards west coast, with that most of the overnight shower activity, as you could see this morning you could still see a couple of showers pop up through overnight hours into the morning, start of the day on sunday. so for the most part, we'll see those showers a little bit later on in the afternoon drifting west on sunday, monday drier air, means we limit those rain chances to about 20%. by tuesday, a little bit more dry air sinking in. altogether, we'll keep them back in wednesday, thursday, friday, start of the day saturday. once we get beyond that there are some changes. precipitatable value, little bi% less on wednesday, thursday, friday, ah

fired [cheering and applause] >> donald trump is going to be our new president, and i know i am from pensacola so i know were going to elect him. i know you will join us and we are going to make donald trump the next president of the united states of america. he is going to start fixing this country from the minute he walks into the oval office. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, let let me introduce to you our new president, mr. donald j. trump. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> there is a lot of people. this is a lot of people. so that gentleman has a real bravery, the recipient of the congressional medal of honor. that is great stuff. [cheering and applause] thank you. in 14 days we are going to win the state of florida and we are going to win back the white house early voting in florida is underway so make sure you get out and vote. we have a thing going on that they have never seen before, it is a movement. they have never seen anything like it before we are going to win and we are going to bring back a lot of good things including common sense to the white house. [cheering and applause] 75% of t

and around the state, you can see this cool spots up north, pensacola at 53. but still warm. key west, 79 degrees. most of the cooler air of course is up to our north with temperatures in the 40s. as we head through the next several hours into the evening hours, a high pressure will build in and those northerly winds will start to bring that more. that means cooler temperatures for tonight. as we head into the workweek, the wind becomes more northeasterly and that will warm us up. for the weekend, things stay cool and sunny. 76 degrees is our high today. by sunday, 78 degrees. early morning low on sunday of s . that's the coolest we've seen so far this season. a fantastic day to be golfing though. 68 degrees by 10:00 a.m. 71 by afternoon, mid 70s, not a cloud in the sky and no rain in the forecast for the next several days. if you're going to be on the beach, not bad, but it's going to be a little chilly, plus rip currents. don't forget about that if you're headed out to the beach, be very, very careful. plenty of sunshine, our golf temperatures at 78 degrees. winds out of th

in the meantime, mike pence is in florida, this is moments ago he finished up the rally in pensacola. so far, not commenting on the latest allegations. >>> in the meantime, clinton getting help in ohio from president obama. he said donald trump does not have the temperament knowledge or basic honesty to be president. he said he had no track record of supporting minimum wage increases or showing regard for working people. >> donald trump's closing argument is what do you have to also says the troubled campaign is dragging the campaign low. if enough voters get discouraged and may not vote. >>> turning our attention, in a few hours classmates of 17-year- old ashley perdomo will remember her at a hillsboro high school football game. she was run over wednesday night trying to cross hillsboro avenue, the driver did not stop. >> this is the man that did it he is arrested but he has already bonded out of jail. brendaliss gonzalez joins us from where the crash happened. >> this memorial sits near the spot where ashley perdomo was hit and killed wednesday night, her driver tells us he didn't r

also left the island, non- essential personnel from the us naval base at guantanamo bay, flown to pensacola, many with their pets in tow. the navy staff and the 61 guantanamo shelter in place. as predictions of the storm's path have moved west florida has come under threat. authorities have issued tropical storm watches for miami dade and broward counties... while counties further north up the coast are under hurricane watches, alerting residents they have two days to prepare. bottled water is in high demand, disappearing from some store shelves and gas lines are forming. floridians are giving heed to their governor's scenario. scott says: "hurricane matthew is a category 4 storm and we can't take it lightly and it's deadly. if matthew directly hits florida there will be massive destruction that we haven't seen in years." in miami, steve harrigan, fox news. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty we stay in the low 80s through the workweek with 82- 83 degrees expected in the afternoons through friday. light north breezes to 15 mph get here on thursday into friday. we'll wa

pensacola has been a tough area for democrats, where the caller lives. she will not do well in the panhandle. there it is about margins. just like south florida is about margins in the exactly reversed situation. south florida has to make up for the democratic perspective, some of the vote tallies in the panhandle. host: it has been noted by our florida hashat become less white. that tends to advantage democrats. when you see that in florida? you will certainly not see it in the panhandle. to some extent in self-worth, the mostly central florida, with people that are puerto rican and hispanic in general. a lot of people in the hospitality business -- a lot of people flock there for work with disney world, universal, and all of that. he will see that in two or three or four key counties in the middle of the state with orlando as the new kilis. nucleas. host: what about cuban-americans reliablyre no longer republican. -- the relations with cuba and in florida? guest: i think it has helped democrats, i do not think that is the reason for visit is a global i

trump's running mate mike pence made a campaign stop in pensacola, florida. today pence said that evidence will soon come out that exonerate trump. >> just, you know, stay tuned. there's more information coming forward. >> pence said he and donald trump spoke privately about the allegations and he says that he believes trump. >>> hillary clinton took a break from campaigning. >> but her supporters got to see her on the ellen show. >> she told host ellen degeneres that she was upset about a lewd video where he could be heard making comments about women. >> i could just feel this presence behind me. and i thought, whoa, this is really weird. and so, i was just trying to stay focused. >> showing a bit of humor, hillary clinton reminded the audience that if elected, she will be the youngest woman to hold the office. >>> today president obama campaigned for hillary clinton in ohio, her early voting began early this week. the president belittled donald trump for making excuses for his drop in the polls, he also said that trump's comments about jailing hillary clint

the candidates vp picks are in florida, mike pence, campaigning in pence pensacola. nbc's bush. he's defending himself through his lawyer now. it was told that he would have been fired from his then job if he had been passive or scrolledded trump. he joined as co-host of the third hour of today but has since been suspended. nbc is set to be privately negotiating his exit. >>> across america this morning, a pretrial conference is set for hedge fund manager who was arrested on allegations of securities fraud, accused of using $11 million from his company to pay off investors he suspected of defrauding in a hedge fund he ran. the official trial is set for june 26 of 2017. today in vermont, a man there accused of driving the wrong way on an interstate will be arraigned. the 36-year-old is accused of driving the wrong way and crashing into one car killing the five teens inside. he stole a police cruiser and at least seven other vehicles. he is charged with five counts of second degree murder. he faces up to life in prison. >>> listen to this, a 5-year- oldcredited with saving his tod

they had to evacuate cuba ahead of matthew landing at pensacola naval air station. >>> protests erupt in los angeles as a police chief defends two officers involved -- officer involved police arrested three protestors that refused to leave lapd headquarters. they are upset after officers shot and killed carnell snell junior saturday. the chief said snell was carrying a semi-automatic handgun. video from a business shows snell holding a gun. the second shooting happened sunday. they fired after a man pointed a gun at them. it turns out it was a replica realistic. that was caught on body cam video. >> if that is the situation, release the video. with that being said, say that is true, is there is other ways to deescalate. >> the department is talking to the district attorney about releasing the videos to the public. >>> four minutes after 6:00. in democracy 2016 a big day in politics locally and nationally. >> as mike pence and tim kaine prepare for the debate, pinellas county is preparing to ballots. >> james tully is live at the supervisor of election office. the mail-in ballots are i

tomorrow mike pence will stump for votes in pensacola and miami hours ago more details about a's upcoming nonstop flight to cuba. flights will start december 12. traveling from tampa you will depart at 6:15 in the morning. the return flight will leave any the 6:05 or 11:15 at night. here's the pretty cool part, starting november 13 there will be daily connecting flights from tampa through fort lauderdale. those typically -- tickets will only be $59. prices only good through november 20 the trip before april 24. >>> right now a north carolina nightmare of her came math genius. for many it will only get worse before it gets better. some rivers are just now cresting and at record levels. the federal government has declared a disaster in dozens of counties. thousands of people are still without power, clean water or in many cases have lost everything. almost 3000 are seeking refuge in north carolina and most of those are due to drowning in the rapidly rising waters. >> it was dark. when i went to get on the highway although i couldn't see the water i could feel it. it didn't seem like i was g

>>laura: a tiger trainer in pensacola is fortunate to be alive this morning. this video shows a bengal tire pinning her to the ground during a show in front of children. the kids went there on a field trip yesterday. fortunately, that trainer will be okay. only a few cuts and bruises. and she does not think that the tiger meant her any harm since he didn't bite her. he might have thought playing. >>russell: prince albert, ii of monaco, makes a special trip to east falls, pennsylvania. just bought the house that his mom grew up in. that was grace kelly. it's also where the oscar winning actress accepted a wedding proposal from the prince's father. he spent an hour touring the property, inspecting the house. paid $754,000. it's unclear what he plans to do >>dave: indeed. while the sun is still not up yet, it's going to be a gorgeous start to the day. 64 degrees. tampa net cam showing you that picture. east-northeast winds. 62 from the brookdale bayshore camera and these temps are going to warm back into the mid 80s. in fact, with this brisk northeast wind today

they are waiting out the in pensacola florida. for the now i am scott walker. >>> in the meantime the storm could hit the southern coast of haiti sometime tonight. we just learned two fishermen have already died killed in the rough waters as that storm approached.>> reporter: we are about five or 10 minutes away from getting a new track from to the west. first of all this is actually a very small storm in terms of wind. they only extend 35 miles out in the center. once you get whatever the i is -- unfortunately i believe it will be the extreme western part of haiti -- that is where most of the devastation will occur if you get 40 miles outside and you are talking about tropical storm force wind. tomorrow morning -- by the way this probably will make landfall by sunrise tomorrow morning -- i don't the actual i approaches until tomorrow. tonight they will get the leading edge. for that matter they already are but the hurricane force wind in a red color. that will not be until tomorrow. and then it goes to the east side of cuba. noti

and i have been campaigning from march of last year, from pensacola to key west, making sure people know who i am and who marco rubio is and see what a contrast. and i was humbled to receive the endorsement of the tampa bay time, that made it very clear where we stand. number one, i'm going to show up to work. i'm proud to have a 97% voting record. marco rubio has the worst voting record of any senator from florida in nearly 50 years. i believe climate change is real and happening and i want to take the steps to bring it in. marco rubio wouldn't even say the word climate change. i believe we need to invest more in education. and we have to make sure that the wealthiest few are paying their fair share. issue by issue, the more we get that message out there, the more confident i am that we will win the election. >> reporter: you had a debate this week, another one next week. what do you want to change about your performance? >> make sure people are tuning in and seeing the difference. and make sure we're holding senator marco rubio accountable. he was tied in a knot over donald trump. he w

jacksonville clinton is taking a bus tour around the state this weekend with stops in panama city and pensacola. >>> to another hotly contested election the senate race is no longer neck and neck maggie hassan has taken an eight pointed lead over republican incumbent senator kelly ayotte. the new hampshire contest is viewed as the key to determining which party controls the u.s. senate when the new president takes office. now we'll go in-depth on thisac special election coverage at 11:30. >>> the man accused of abducting and raping a middle school student on the way to school faced a judge today. fox 25's chris flanagan explains how this case led to charges being filed by another woman. >> reporter: police are increasing patrols in this lawrence neighborhood after they say 21-year-old kidnapped and raped a 13-year-old girl on her way to school yesterday. they say he grabbed and dragged her off the street and raped her inside his >> disgusting and disappointing. >> reporter: mateo appeared in lawrence district court today. he never looked up once during his arraignment. hours after his arrest, a

republican governor mike pence will campaign in miami and pensacola today. tomorrow. >>> and friday forecast, scattered clouds this morning and just a stray shower, especially during the afternoon and evening. that rain chance only at 10%. it will be slightly warm for this time of year. your temperatures topping off at 87. the 80s continue for the weekend. rain chances up to 20% by saturday and sunday. >>> all right, a look at the roadways. look at this. this is westbound i-4. it's pretty much a parking lot. eagle 8 hd live over it right now. they'll pan closer to where the problem is right now. but you almost to 301. solid from orient road. and i just got an update, they are letting traffic by now, westbound i-4 can transition on to southbound 275. so that is some very good news. and it has been closed for hours. and that was due to a fatal accident involving a motorcyclist. so again, the southbound 275 transition is back open. but as you saw, we are still very backed up in the area. opened but you are not able to travel to the off-ramps into downtown, like

dew points in but just to the northwest of that look how beautiful it is tallahassee, pensacola. but watch by saturday morning, wow. that's a huge difference. look at that dryer air settling in. really, for most of the state. enjoy it first big cold front of season comes through late friday night. if you're hoping for rain that's not going to happen but it will dry us out and cool us off for several days. 87 degrees for a high degrees. and tomorrow 85. tomorrow's kind of our transition day. because it's not going to be too cool. not too warm. going to get breezy in afternoon. front will come through. most of us are sleeping on friday night. then the next 7 days show us not only are we going to get to upper 70s for highs for the weekend, but, vanessa, we're going to be in upper 50s in tampa. sunday and monday morning. meaning inland and north you may squeeze back to lower 50s come sunday i know. >> i like that though. that sounds really pleasant. >> all right thanks, dave. 8:19. right now we're check checking slower part of 275 in hillsborough no big surprise southbound direction.

the front is not into pensacola yet. they're still at around 71 degrees at this hour but we're beginning, see this yellow color? this is behind the front. this is the drier air coming in so not only do we show you the numbers, but we also color code it where the drier air is, which way it's moving and the forecast dew points which really mid 60s for the most part today will change rapidly overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. i lean, look at this difference. by tomorrow morning, real dry air sets up shop with dew points in the 40s. i don't want to say you're going to get the chill to the air but for some, you know, it is going feel so much nicer, like a breath of fresh air. by the way, this draining and this drier air, something that's going to continue all weekend long. it's not like, okay. saturday is dry. it's humid back again on sunday. no. in fact, i think it stays comfy. at least through the middle of next week. so here is your front. i mean, there's not much to it. we talked about the fact that this is not

a pensacola man is facing five years in prison after investigators say he sent terrorist threats to a local sheriff. the u.s. attorney general's office said regis walker sent a letter to escambia sheriff david morgan back in june. that letter claimed that several isis member would simultaneously bases, beaches and schools and could not be stopped. they matched fingerprints to walker who is a registered sex offender. >>> florida's highest court now says a death sentence needs a unanimous jury. the supreme court struck down a newly enacted law that allowed someone to be sentenced to death as long as 10 out of the 12 jurors recommended it. this morning all death penalty cases and executions are on as of this morning, there are 385 inmates on florida's death row. >>> open enrollment for flo florida's prepaid college tuition begins today. prices are up by 2%. a traditional four-year anniversary plan will cost 187 per month up $4 from the previous year. any is eligible to take part in that program. >>> uber and that hillsborough county transportation officials are showing favoritism to taxi

we're going home happy or at least back to pensacola. >> reporter: colin kaepernick got his second straighttart for the 49ers. but it is becoming increasingly evident that with such a poor defense, it may not matter who plays quarterback for san francisco. the 49ers had given up a franchise record 562 yards rushing in the past 2 weeks. kaepernick firing up the troops for his first time at levi's in about a year. and he's backing up his words with action early. desean drone. touchdown, 49ers. and they were up 14-nothing. looking good. 2nd quarter, and come back. jay miswinston to his five -- jameis winston to his favorite target. kaepernick didn't commit any turnovers last weekend in buffalo. that was not the case today. picked off by bradley. later in the 2nd quarter, winston to russell shepherd for the 19-yard touchdown. tampa took a 17-14 lead. and they did not look back. 3rd quarter, this play everybody will be talking about tomorrow. trying to make a fair catch. runs into a team. eight ball comes loose. and turn up the cops music. and absolutely crushed by jay on the blind side. and tam

today he heads to tallahassee, panama city beach and pensacola. more drama. last need wikileaks released goldman sachs. >> the clinton campaign compare it to the watergate scandal. jennifer griffin has the latest. >> reporter: wikileaks uploads the eighth round of e-mails from hillary clinton's campaign chair john podesta. this latest batch has transcripts from three paid speeches clinton made to goldman sachs back in 2013. >> hillary speaks in secret to goldman sachs sharing her private position, and then lies public position. >> reporter: in one sweech about dodd frank, that's the walt street reform bill passed by the obama administration in response to the 2008 financial crisis, clinton tells goldman sachs executives who mostly oppose dodd-frank that she supports it for political reasons saying, quote, there was a lot of complaining about dodd-frank, but there was a need to do something because for political reasons if you were an elected member of congress and people in your jobs and shutting businesses and everybody in the press is saying it's all the fa