pete: donald trump ended up these protests. he had one tweet that came out the night of the protests and another the next day. in first tweet, he said they looked like professional people were riling them up and that's not fair. and then in the next tweet, he said it's good to see that we have this democracy where people get to express their views. does this tell us anything about we're going trump to have in the oval office, it?h donald trump is >> i think that's still an open question. we've seen a more subdued donald trump. he looked sobered, frankly, sitting next to president obama and having office gotten 90 minutes of what he's about to run into. but i don't think we know. and everything about donald trump throughout the campaign was that he reverts back to a style and personality, particularly when he's under pressure or particularly when he's criticized. he's in the glow of winning right now but we don't know what happens when he runs into a crisis. been fascinating in the past 48, 72 hours, to see him ofe on some of th

there is pete's buddy. >> pete: cincinnati boy. >> kevin: cubs and indians, game number 7. as we know, prior to the cavaliers winning the nba title in june, the city of cleveland hadn't won a championship since the browns in 1964. the star of that team, the the city to have the indians and mack a 16 year drought tonight. >> cleveland indians won win away from their first world title since 1948. >> it's been an impressive ride through this postseason for terry francona's bunch. >> when you look at the cavaliers and the joy they brought to the city and you see how close the indians are to back-to-back, it would energize the people tremendously. baseball fans, football fans, basketball fans. great fans. they deserve it. when you realize the indians were underdogs, it makes it sweeter. >> this is a team with a chip on its shoulder. they believe they are going to be the world champs. they are going crazy at >> we might have a world champion. after the cavaliers won the title, lebron james said "this is for you, cleveland." this one is also for you, cleveland, tonight. >> kevin:

there is pete's buddy. >> pete: cincinnati boy. >> kevin: cubs and indians, game number 7.rior to the cavaliers winning the nba title in june, the city of cleveland hadn't won a championship since the browns in 1964. the star of that team, the legendary jim brown, who explained what it would mean to the city to have the indians and mack a 16 year drought tonight. >> cleveland indians won win away from their first world title since 1948. >> it's been an impressive ride through this postseason for terry francona's bunch. >> when you look at the cavaliers and the joy they brought to the city and you see how close the indians are to have two world championships, back-to-back, it would energize the people tremendously. baseball fans, football fans, basketball fans. great fans. they deserve it. when you realize the indians were underdogs, it makes it sweeter. >> this is a team with a chip on its shoulder. they believe they are going to be the world champs. they are going crazy at progressive field. >> we might have a world champion. after the cavaliers won the title, lebron james

pete. >> didn't forget about st. pete. look right here how beautiful it is right by the water and literally 100 yards away the st. pete seafood and wine festival, that's going on right now. you got tons of options. >> reporter: as soon as you get off the cross-bay ferry in st. pete it's so convenient. you have bikes that are literally just steps away, and they cost $8. so let's goad and head over to the dolly museum. when you are renting these bikes out here in st. pete you're gonna wanna download the app called social bicycles. anything after 60 minutes is more than $8. we took a little over 7 minutes to get here to the dolly museum. not a bad option if you want to use one of these bikes when you are down here in st. pete. so let's say you don't want to rent a bike. the good part is it literally takes five minutes to walk to trolley, which is about 50 feet away from the ferry. the trolley takes you to various places here in downtown st. pete, one of them bayshore drive. as you can see here behind me there are tons of rest

pete! pete! pete: coming! would you show these people some rooms. sure thing. let me take your bag, ma'am. i've carried it this far; few more feet won't hurt me. there'll be another stage along in a few days. oh, that's quite all right. we're planning to stay right here in cherokee for a while. yes, until certain business we have here is finished. we can talk about it in the morning. right now, all i want to do is go to sleep. good night. good night. what kind of business they could have in cherokee? maybe she wants to buy the saloon. good morning, miss davis. good morning. oh, it is miss, isn't it? it's millie davis. allow me to introduce myself. john winston was my son. oh? thank you, albert. you see, i tried to locate him for a long time, and then i learned that he had died, here, about eight years ago. well, i-i'm sorry. i-i don't know anything about that. john had a wife, a girl i must admit i did not approve of at the time, went west. surely you must have known the winstons-- a small community like this. well, there were-- there were lots of people in and

are you sure, pete? >> yeah. and what's more, i didn't recognize the dude in that get-up, but i'll lay 10 to one he's cisco's pal pancho. >> and you think they're up to something, huh? >> i'm sure of it. the dude tried awfully hard to make me steal his watch, a watch that could be easily traced, come to think of it. a neat little trap designed to lead cisco to our contact and upset the gravy train. >> what are we going to do out it? >> plenty. soon as i'm finished with the old man. you stay here and watch the hotel. oh, it's you again. >> no one else. would you tell toby i'd like to see him? >> who was it, martha? >> it's pete. he's waiting for you. >> uncle toby. >> yes, my dear? >> must you keep on doing business-- whatever it is-- with pete? i don't trust him. >> now, now, my dear. pete's really a splendid fellow when you get to know him. hello, pete. >> say, this is quite a clock you've got here, toby. does it work? >> work? my dear pete. this clock has a very unique history. it's already claimed three lives.

[dramatic music] (pete) 'giddyup!' a knife for maximilian. alright, pete. what's the idea? i am ramon santalban, senor. my wife. what kind of a war you fightin'? dragging your women around witityou? it's not your concern. a man is no good if someone he left behind is taken hostage. yeah. rfume you're wearing. you are american. what happened to the men who were to meet us? - they had some trouble. - why did you take their place? - because i'm bein' paid. - i suspected so. [horse neighing] whoa! [dramatic music] - get movin'. - giddyup! [gunshots] continues] we cannot outrun horses in a wagon. we can try. [gunshot] ramon, this is a signal attempt. stop! we will give ourselves up. [gunshot] ramon! he'll be alright! here, put this under him. i don't want blood on the wagon. [gunshots] [dramatic music] [horses neighing] rien. well? nothing. what did you expect to find? thererwas a trace of perfume. it reminded me of paris. but i can hardly b bieve.. beauclerc searched the wagon before you did. i've always wondered about his s ir oil. very well. you may go, for the present. cover

pete... to dock at it's winter the ship is expected to sail under the skyway bridge around ten this morning, before docking at the vinoy basin. the marina will even give the boat a four gun salute. they will open it up to another brush fire burning in the bay aa. up next... the major store, that's not far away. plus... why the state is warning that ?more wildfires... could be on the way. when good day continues. this friday, eight am to eleven am. plus, win up to $250 off your total purchase. and get thirty-six month, no-interest financing. black friday specials, while supplies last. friday, three hours only. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. don't miss our black friday specials at havertys. a busy night for hillsborough county firefighters. there were out battling a small brush fire in the riverview area. it's been burning behind the publix on mcmullen road. but they say no buildings are in danger. it's still not clear what started it. but there's a good chance t

that's what it's called. >> pete: heyward was on third. he started anticipating like he was going to bunt. it was a safety squeeze i don't think he did that on his bench. you never bunt when you have two strikes. bryan shaw, everything cuts and it's coming around 95 miles an hour, that's a tough baseball to bunt. >> frank: we have seen this kid have some bad at-bats. he had a fastball, cut fastball over the middle of the plate. >> kevin: drama. ga 7 cubs, 108 108 years. indians in 68 years. of course we have a rain delay and we are going extra innings. let's go to ken rosenthal. standing by with terry francona. >> ken: okay, kenny can. if anybody, who has an advantage? does man get to reset? we are going to play in about >> frank: might not be an advantage for the field is wet. might come down to an error. in game 2, we saw a big error that opened up the game for the cubs. who knows? this is a situation that any team can win this game and the world is watching. >> pete: they are talking rain. >> alex: any time you are earning extra innings

pete's is expected to be bigger. eric trull "we really expect that to be larger here, really because of the connectivity and grid system and trails" "nats of coffee shop" sarah weaver: "how can i help you?" sarah weaver owns bandit coffee on central avenue in the kendood neighborhood, north of downtown. she thinks having a hub across from her business with help bring different parts of this community together.. sarah: "as a business owner since we're right outisde downtown, it really creates a great sense of connection because there is more to our city that just downtown" here's a map of the first 10 hubs. you can see they're along the waterfront and central avenue corridor. notice the hub off 2nd avenue near the st. pete museum. this is where the cross bay ferry terminal will be. hilary "ride with me for a second and imagine this. there's a crash on the howard frankland bridge. over an hour to get into tampa. so, i park my coast bike here and get on the cross bay ferry. 50 minutes later, i'm in tampa, and can grab a

pete are changing. starting tuesday, look out for one hundred bikes at ten hubs so what does this mean for you? it gets people out of their cars and on the streets and enables you to take a path you have not taken. >> eric is the director for coat bike share. the program in charge of the bikes and tampa and st. pete. it has 25,000 members after two years and st. pete is expected to be bigger. >> the infrastructure that is here and the culture that is booming between the arts and the food team that we have and the brewery scene. everything screams bikes right now. >> do you want that for here or to go. >> sarah owns bandit could have fee. she thinks a hub will bring different parts of the community together. >> we are outside of downtown and it creates a great sense of connection because downtown is a great part of st. pete and there's more to our city nan just downtown. >> here is a map of the first front in central avenue. and notice the hub off of the 2nd avenue. this is where the cross base ferry wil

>> literally pete went off the charts on that one. any questions for pete?jor aspect is the cloud growth. so they did, i guess, intelligent cloud is the way they list it. it's $25 billion business. now, when people get excited about adventuring into a new line of business, they really start to grow an extreme rates, but they're already at $25 billion, which is nothing to sneeze out of, or whatever the saying is. can they grow this at a certain -- at an exponential force to get people to stop thinking this is a rusty old company, and this is a new cloud company? >> well, i honestly think they're already at that point, steve, where they're starting to get there. i think, actually, by the way -- i don't know the growth is going to continue to be able to grow at some unbelievable level. but i think when you look at where their growth is, and where they're moving from, this is not the old company that everybody was looking at. and so because of that, when you look at services and data and you look at everything they're focused on right now, but the specifically i

as long as pete's free, i'm not. i'm at the mercy of every greedy man in the territory, every lawman, every bounty hunter. i thought of my brother long enough. all i have is $106. besides that, there's a $500 bounty on him, and i can make your job easier for you, too. and what if i don't believe you? i might take your money and turn you in to boot. would you? no. no, i guess i wouldn't. we--we can try mowbry first. there's a woman there, polly seaton. 's the kind that uses people for what he can get out of them. if it wasn't me, it was polly. polly runs a saloon there. i'll take that money now. what about me? well, you don't plan on walking to mowbry, do you? i got to get you a horse. why don't you wash up, take a nap. hold on a minute. we'll bed down there for the night, huh? don't you want to get to mowbry? i don't like riding in the rain. let's go. your supper's getting cold. i say, your supper's getting cold. i'm not hungry. this isn't easy for me. you said it yourself. "your own brother." but i gotta start looki

pete. as of 8:00 a.m. some of us have warmed. not the case definitely the case in brooksville and you're at 47. it's 55 in st. pete. we have a gusty north wind, which at times today we see gusts like this, over 20 miles per hour. gusting near 30 in venice. so you get the idea. not a beach day. not a boating day. a day where you want outdoor plans obviously but some layers too. no clouds today and a blustery day at the beach and blustery there's the cold front down to the south. as it dyes south, high pressure builds in. through the day, nothing but sunshine. beyond sunset we fall temperature-wise. yes, only highs in the upper 60s making it the coolest afternoon of the season. we're talking colder monday morning. you don't want to miss the capitol hilly lows coming up. >>> police released new information this morning in pinellas park. around 6:15 last behind a dumpster betwee u.s. 19 and park boulevard. at this time officers believe the man was a transient and died as a result of blunt force

pete. doors opening there at 5:30 for a 6:30 p.m. event. news channel 8 will carry both events live on wfla.com. gayle. >> hard to believe we are one week away from election day. thanks, mere. >>> as for donald trump, he will be in pennsylvania and florida for four stops over two days, tomorrow and thursday, including one in orlando. yesterday, though, he held two rallies in michigan, predicting a win there and hammering clinton on her e-mails. >> how can hillary manage this country when she can't even manage her e-mail? you know, i have a son named baron, and i want to tell you she is a terrible example for >> meanwhile trump's running mate mike pence was in clearwater last night speaking at a st. petersburg-clearwater international airport. during the rally, the power went out, the lights stayed out, but the audio eventually did come back on. but that did not stop pence from continuing on. the real clear politics polling average shows trump and clinton tied here in florida and a "new york

i want to go to pete williams in washington. what are you learning? >> according to law enforcement officials getting a little clearer picture here, emphasis on little clearer picture. what happened is at watts hall, this engineering, mechanical building here on the campus of ohio state university two men in a car drove into a crowd of people around that building. why the people were there, whether they came out of the building because of a fire alarm or later wasn't clear. some were injured when they were hit by the car. some were cut by a large man wielding a large knife. one of the attackers, we are told and the university more or less confirms this, was shot and killed. he's 20 years old. we are not reporting his name. a second person, we believe the other person who we believe was in the car ran into a nearby parking garage and was arrested there. so we believe there were two people involved in this attack. and none of the victims take to area hospitals suffered gunshot wounds. though the initial alert from the campus was active shooter, it doesn

sarah hollenbeck is live in downtown st pete. sarah, city leaders are anxious to keep the new cross bay ferry service afloat... yes, this ferry is part of 6-month pilot program, and to keep you to ride it the city is willing to make one change beer, wine and liquor on board-- that will start this weekend. a second big change also came from your feedback. if you work in either downtown st pete or downtown tampa, you may consider hopping in a ferry to get to work. but riders kept asking the same question, "what if i have to work late and i miss the last boat?" there's a new change for you, too. not only did the city knock off the price to $5 each way for regular riders, but now if you miss that last ferry, they'll also pay for your cab ride home. and pay attention to this-- there are three days where you can try the ferry for free. this sunday, monday, tuesday and wednesday, you can walk up and get a free ticket. you won't be able to make a reservation though, so show up early. coming up at 6-30-- will the cities be able to keep th

pete. >> the side gate was open, so she went out the side gate and was in the front yard. >> they say bella doesn't often get loose, but whether she does she doesn't step foot out of the backyard for five seconds and she won't be alone. >> a neighbor say a woman in an older model gold sedan drive by the home. she spotted bella and parked her car next to the stop sign. >> got out of her car, walked down, called bella and took her. >> was it a good samaritan or someone out to make a quick buck? bella is a purebred yorkie, a dog that could sell for an average of $1500 with akc targeted locally in the past. back in january a man walked out of the all about puppies store in largo with a yorkie puppy stuffed in his sweater, less than a month later a yorkie named toby was taken from his home in lakeland by a group of burglars. >> my biggest concern is she's not returned to her family. >> reporter: despite four cars in the ra driveway, the woman never knocked to see if bella's owners were home. fin

pete. 3-year old aliayah lunsford vanished from her home in 2011. the sheriff in lewis county, west virginia tells 10news - her mom has always been a person of interest. 10news reporter kendra conlon discovers how mother lena lunsford is now the prime suspect - charged with her daughter's death. neighbors in weston, west virginia haven't stopped searching... wondering what happened to little aliayah lunsford. now, it appears her mom, lena... has been living here in st. pete with the secret of her daughter's death. lunsford had told investigators she saw her 3-year old sleeping in bed - the morning of september 24th, 2011... when she went to she'd vanished. but her mom didn't report aliayah's disappearance - for 2 and a half hours. she claimed she'd been out looking for her daughter. right now... there are still so many unanswered questions... what led investigators to lunsford here in st. pete. she's charged with her daughter's death - but the sheriff isn't confirming if or where aliayah's

pete. what investigators believe she knows. >>> plus, it's your chance to avoid traffic and try out tampa bay's new east form of transportation. >>> thanks for joining us, i'm deiah deiah >>> and i'm dan shaffer. >>> it looks great, upper east right now, cooler than yesterday. we lots of 50s, clear skies and light winds allowed for radiation cooling. we are in the 60s most of us. back into the lower 80s. 2.5 zephyrhills. a couple miles before sunrise. tampa, st. pete if you are

pete to downtown tampa driving was a bit longer than the ferry. so i found the ferry could be a viable alternate commute for those living in downtown st. pete and working in things like walking to your office. that will increase your ferry commute. it is $10 each way but parking on the st. pete side is free through the six-month trial period. >>> to an 8 on your side consumer alert. samsung is recalling three million top-low washing machines because they can hurt one suffered a broken jaw. you can get a free repair or a rebate toward a new washing machine. >>> thousands of glass door knobs told at pier one are being recalled because they can shatter in your hand. stop using them and return them to any pier one store for a full refund. >>> thursday was an expensive day for mark zuckerburg. facebook founder last $3 facebook stock on thursday. drop came after the chief financial officer said the company expected growth to come down. he is still the fifth richest man in the world. >>> david chappel is coming to saturday night live. it will be the firs

that's what it's called. >> pete: heyward was on third. he started anticipating like he was going to bunt. it was a safety squeeze i don't think he did that on his you never bunt when you have two strikes. bryan shaw, everything cuts and it's coming around 95 miles an hour, that's a tough baseball to bunt. >> frank: we have seen this kid have some bad at-bats. he had a fastball, cut fastball over the middle of the plate. >> kevin: drama. game 7. cubs, 108 108 years. indians in 68 years. of course we have a rain delay and we are going extra innings. let's go to ken rosenthal. standing by with terry francona. >> ken: okay, kenny can. if anybody, who has an advantage? does man get to reset? we are going to play in about 7 minutes. advantage for the field is wet. might come down to an error. in game 2, we saw a big error that opened up the game for the cubs. who knows? this is a situation that any team can win this game and the world is watching. >> pete: they are talking rain. >> alex: any time you are earning extra innings, the home field ha

pete. mary, we know it can be aggravating to sit in traffic on those bridge, sometimes for hours, really, if it's during rush hour. so how long is it going to take to get across the bay if we're riding and just cruising across on a ferry? >>reporter: yes. we both know how annoying it can be to sit in that traffic, and to take this ferry from downtown st. pete over to the tampa nv will take about 50 minutes. so it is longer than taking a bridge across, but something tells me that this commute will be a whole lot more beautiful. now, this cross-bay ferry is the brain child of st. pete mayor rick crisman who assistance convinced the city council to toss in $350,000 to get this project going, along with identical contributions from tampa, hillsboro county and pinellas county governments. stft pete also contributed another $100,000 in startup costs and to create this six-month trial run. >> a sense of the wind blowing through your hair, the sense of it's fun and there's no better way to arrive i

pete. heavy hitters also are helping clinton on the trail this weekend include both presidents clinton and obama as well as jay z and jon bon jovi. he will host a get out the vote performance in st. pete this afternoon. >>> early voting ends in many florida counties today including eight counties in the bay area but if you live in hillsboro, polk or pinellas you have until tomorrow to voterly. don't forget about the time change this weekend thanks to daylight saving time we get extra hour of sleep. most cellphones and computers do change themselves but you'll have to change your stove and microwave clocks and don't be surprised if you're extra moody when you wake up on sunday. apparently the extra hour of darkness at night can cause depression. what? that's according to a new study from the journal of epidemiology. >> see she can say that word. i can't say it. i just tapped out when i saw it typical. a lot of good things going on today the art on 12th in channel side district this morning t

pete culinary center. offers a free 16 week program. 10news reporter beau zimmer explains how the training is opening up new doors. these students never imagined. 21 year old ray kennedy always loved food. now he's getting a chance to work alongside some of the best chefs in tampa bay.. 47:18 its fine dining. its fine detail. and the way you learn. you have to watch to learn. ray is among the 12 students to make up the st. pete culinary center's first class of future chefs. their first test.. a six course. black tie dinner at the mahaffy center. to raise funds for the new school. 28:55 this is an opportunity that comes once in a lifetime. and they have all of the support and resources behind them. 8:53 it gets them off the streets. gives them a trade and that's what makes our center unique. . ted dorsey is executive chef at the mill restaurant pete. he came up with the idea to get at risk youth. off the streets. and into the kitchen. 10:03 i think the biggest upside for us is trying to create change in our

pete. it's a busy morning at abc action news. i'm james tully. >> i'm lindsay logue. those stories in a minute. first we will kick off your sunday. we have a carbon copy of yesterday. >> that's the good news. we have nice weather because had low humidity moving in to the bay area. here is a live look from outside the clearwater hyatt cam. lots of outdoor activities this weekend. one is in the channelside district. that is art on 12 happening the last couple of days. today is the last day from 11:00 to 4:00. partly cloudy skies, dry and pleasant with a mix of sun and clouds. 67 in fish hawk. in polk county, temperatures are pretty consistent, 67 in haines city. 66 in lakeland. and up to our northern counties, still in the low 60s. beverly hills 63. sarasota county temperatures are also in the 60s. as far as radar, we are not seeing much in the way of rain. in fact, things look pretty dry around the bay area. it will continue that way for the next several days. our forecast calls for 83, part

>> well, pete's correct.have what many believes to be the second largest somali americans to be in our great city. they are a very important vibrant part of our community. we pride ourselves on being smart and opened and welcoming to folks from all over the world and so obviously, i am very troubled and i know that overwhelming majority, the community is grieving with of the people of the university community as well as the entire city and we'll continue to lift up in our thought us and prayers of the victims. >> mr. mayor, have you heard whether or not that this suspect is a student at osu? >> no. those details today, information coming in and you know the university and we'll be sharing that information the next few hours. what are you going to do for this community that could be affected by suspicion and fear of one another to help folks heal. as you say there is a great respect for the diverse community that you have in columbus. >> thomas, this is a very special place because of the people and dynamic an

pete and tampa. rush hour commute. weighted little research. >> it's actually a lot of fun i have to say. 3 words that strike fear in the hearts of bay area commuters, howard frankland bridge. well the ferry is now an alternative to commuting but will it save you time and who does it benefit? here's what i discovered. i began by timing the commute from downtown tampa. i included parking at the silver lot, walking and boarding. i checked again and we are leaving tampa. during my journey i discovered a few things: it's a relaxing ride and you can bring your bike to help reduce your commute to the office. here's a plus, i don't have to deal with distracted drivers, my only distraction was this rainbow that appeared. i arrived in st. pete a little wind blown and hit the timer. 55 minutes. . >> okay. so now it's time to compare the ferry ride commute at channel 8 because it's in downtown tampa. so i've got my stopwatch, let's get going. 0 the drive across the howard frankland bridge was good which is typical in the morning,

pete. st. pete hosts march 10 through the 12. tickets for the race weekend go prices start at $105. >>> just about 5:57. coming up at 6 we are just hours away from polls opening on this election day. what you need to know before you head out to cast your ballot. and the things federal agents are watching out for. >>> plus votes have already been cast in one small town. the poll was opened and closed all while you were sleeping. the reason behind this coming >>> 6:00 and election day is here, the day when we pick the next leader of our nation. >> and both of the candidates not wasting a moment campaigning into early this morning to make one last push to sway voters around the country. >> early voting numbers hit and the same expected today. what voters need to know before they head out to the polls. >> thanks for waking up with abc on election day tuesday. getting close here. dan schafer. >> good morning i'm dea reilly. we are ready for it to be over. breaking down what to expect and what to bring with you. >> but first will you n

pete.. on monday.. the alstott's also delivered meals to 30 fire stations the shift accepting the dinner deliveries.. will be the same shift scheduled to work today.. some people will work up an appetite this morning.. during the annual tampa turkey trot.. events start at 7 this morning.. begining with the 5-k.. all races begin at keene road, just south of gulf to bay.. and end at clearwater high school.. proceeds and food collected at today's races will help support local charities.. the 'red kettle campaign'.. will get a special kickoff today.. the salvation army hopes to inspire people to give.. during this afternoon's cowboys and redskins game... money raised in the kettles goes towards helping those in need... by providing shelter, food and much more this holiday season.. if you're lucky enough, today.. means time with family. for those with family coming in from out of town... tampa international has been filled with happy holiday homecomings. fox 13's evan axelbank met some people haven't seen th

pete a run for its money. the folks that live along prospect road go all-out. hundreds of trick-or-treaters went house to house filling up their bags full of candy. there were dogs...and super heroes...and jellyfish... some homeowners even turned their front yards and doorsteps into elaborate shows. and don't forget to send us pictures of your halloween just post them to facebook, twitter, or instagram with the hashtag: "good day tb" we'll be sharing them all morning long. ahead this half hour in sports: tebow time.. out? why the star athlete may have to take a break... from baseball. and after the break: the first "snow day" of the year! but bad news for kids in the be skipping school. why it's all just a ?test. break 1: 2:00break 2: 1:45 break 3: 1:40endbrk: 1:30 and here's so ? ? ? ? can you say i love it? ? ? oh love it? ? ? can you say hey? ? ? hey! ? ? that's the spirit! oooooh.? ? ooh ooh ? ? wooh ooh ? ? wooh ooh ? ? sing sing, baby baby i love you. oh yes.? ? ooooh oooh.? florida. and we're not just talking about the ?snow. montgomery county in marylan

up next, pete najarian is back.r the radar play on one sector he thinks is being overlooked. first, though, tyler matheson has more on what's coming up. >> we're going to spend two hours discussing the red skin game and the victory over the vikings. no, just kidding. just kidding. inside this recordbreaking rally. that's where we're going. what investors ought to do now and the staggering stats. plus, a new reagan type revolution. the ceo of one ohio based manufacturer explains why he is so bullish on a trump economy. and apple down 10% in the past month. is the stock going lower or should you buy at these levels? halftime report back after this. ? i got a job! i'll be programming at ge. oh i got a job too, at zazzies. (friends gasp) the app where you put fruit hats on animals? i love that! guys, i'll be writing code that helps machines communicate. (interrupting) i just zazzied you. (phone vibrates) look at it! (friends giggle) i can do dogs, hamsters, guinea pigs... you name it. i'm going to transform the way the

pete. phil even tried his very first chicago-style hot dog today, and he did it all live on facebook live. find out what it looks like on our facebook page. >>> okay. have you gotten a raise recently? if you are one of the lucky ones, maybe you got a 3% bump. today the ceo of tampa international airport got raise. and if pay to park where rates have skyrocketed, you helped pay for that rise. now to explain. mike, i think we want to know, is this normal practice for airports ceos to get this kind of raise? >> not raises. benefits like this, dion. you know, when you think of large airports, you might think of o'hare in chicago, jfk in new york, hartsfield in substantial raise tampa international's ceo joe lapato makes more than the people who run those airports. in fact, he becomes the third highest paid airport executive in the country. today the aviation authority raised his salary to $394,000. that is an 8% increase. on top of that his monthly car allowance doubled to $1,000 a month. oh, a

pete. donald trump will be in florida tomorrow, his running mate, mike pence, was in clearwater last night.> if you have a moment.. come over to your screen and take a look at this. this picture was taken just moments after a gas line explosion in shelby county, alabama. several people were taken to a hospital after the explosion. firefighters had to wait for the fuel to burn off because the flames were so hot. when they were able to fight it -- it took hours to get under control. news about the explosion traveled fast. it happened working on a pipeline when it exploded. the mayor there says that it was not related to a leak that caused an explosion in the same area several months ago. new video this morning out of oakland, california. fire broke out at a construction site getting dangerously close to people living nearby. two security guards inside the building were able to get out safely. people are waiting to get back inside their apartment buildings. the cause is under investigation. pa

pete to tampa and now we're heading back to st. pete. you can see tampa way in the background there. and then this is the outdoor area where you can enjoy sitting out in the sun. there is a covered area that is plenty of seating for people and plenty of standing room. mayor kriseman is here enjoying his first right on the ferry. something that he spearheaded and was passionate about. it brought st. pete and tampa and pinellas and hillsborough county together. you will be able to write the ferry this weekend. tickets go on sale today. if you really want to try it out without paying for it it will be $10 each way, you can come out the week of wednesday that week they will offer free rides across the bay. try it out. they want to target commuters but they know with only one boat and limited time they may not be able to get a lot of commuters on the boat. they want people to think about whether it would be an option for them. if they can get the ridership they may expand this next year. we will preview this for you with videos. air-condition

thank you very much, pete. i have rehema ellis with me and let's bring in former atf agent jim cavanaugh and massive campus by population of enrollment. third largest. the campus itself, 16,000 acres, 1293 buildings. the center of all of this, material science and residence hall called watts hall on campus. what do authorities when you look at a massive amount of space and a huge population, a lot of kids got back from thanksgiving last night. >> to the epicenter of the event where it seems to be at watts hall. the witness you talked to, that was great information that hadn't been out. witness, the young woman talking about the fire alarm pulled in the hall and then a vehicle, older model she described it somewhat, struck some pedestrians and a uniformed police officer, most likely osu police officer because that's who is patrolling the campus and he was very seriously injured. so that's, could be the first event. we're not sure. we don't know. we don't know if shooting occurred and then the fire alarm pulled o

thank you very much, pete williams. are going to talk to someone from the trump campaign about what this means. communications director jason miller right after this. ♪ ♪ mark: joining us now is jason miller, communications advisor to donald trump's presidential campaign. he is in gotham city. jason, i know you have gotten a rhetorical boost from what director comey did. i know you will so your supporters are energized, but do you have any empirical data and will you represent to us that you are actually seeing the impact in numbers of the battleground states or too soon? jason: the numbers started moving this past week with the news of the obamacare premium increases. that is what really got the numbers moving in a big way. beyond that the news about the , clinton inc. e-mails and this memo about how they will use the clinton foundation as a for-profit operation. $66 million and, of course, the big bombshell on friday with the news about anthony weiner's laptop and the 650,000 e-mails. this entire investigation that ha

pete with rocker bon jovi. we are learning about a traffic accident his motorcade was involved in leaving the concert. >>> two big breaking stories. >> one happened in plant city and the other in st. pete. we spoke to the sheriff about the investigation and the man who deputies shot and killed. busy morning. glad you are with us. >> i'm james tully. >> i'm lindsay logue. >>> let's kick off your sunday with deborah and florida's most accurate forecast. >> we have overlooking island and harbour island. if you are down in that area today, it will be a pleasant day. partly cloudy, dry and pleasant. sunday from 11 to 4 is rarity on 4 in the channel district. similar conditions to yesterday. current conditions are in the low to mid-60s. this is a little cooler than what we saw yesterday because yesterday that front and that drier air had not quite moved all the way in. temperature change. two degrees cooler in tampa. four in st. pete and five degrees cooler in bradenton. your high temperatures today will top out in t

pete: it does.hat as he fills his administration there'll be people of high quality and i hope he defers to paul ryan on the agenda if he does that. i'd be very, very comforted. i will say this, the entire argument throughout the campaign was that these people who would surround trump, including paul and mike pence is that they could contain him, they could control him and the line that was used again and again and again as it related to trump is he would become more presidential and he never did. there were moments, weeks he was ok but then he would revert to type. there was nobody in the campaign that could ever really control him and control his worst impulses an they kept coming. as the campaign went o, he got worse, not better. if that continues in the presidency, then we're in for a real trouble. we don't know. maybe he will grow in the job but my reading of history is people with -- that are narcissistic and have disordered personalities when they get virtually unlimited power, they don't get

pete. what investigators believe she knows. >>> plus, it's your chance to avoid traffic and try out tampa bay's new east form of transportation. >>> thanks for joining us, i'm deiah deiah >>> and i'm dan shaffer. >>> it looks great, upper east right now, cooler than yesterday. we lots of 50s, clear skies and light winds allowed for radiation cooling. we are in the 60s most of us. back into the lower 80s. 2.5 zephyrhills. a couple miles before sunrise. tampa, st. pete if you are as far as the forecast, once we lift the low clouds it is going to be fantastic, a lot of sunshine, temperatures in the lower 80s. weekend forecast coming up in a few minute. >>> yeah, ivan mentioned the fog, how is it affecting the roads? it's not really slowing down traffic, traffic indicators in the green right in this patch of fog that we are seeing again up in spring hill. the brooksville area. have seen the yellow spread now there. clear i 275 and i 4 in tampa. traffic flowing nicely in all directions and the a

pete so tampa. it should take an hour and the ride is $10 each way. 10news anchor courtney robinson is there live in downtown st. pete about to hop on the ferry. telling but this ferry project for months. now we are out for the first trip. quite a few people are on board getting ready to leave for tampa. it starts in about 15 minutes. we are answering some of your questions. first, we have a question for you. this is your chance to interact with 10news. a brand new experience. we want you to be involved in it. at the bottom of your screen is a website wtsp.com/votenow. you can pull this up on your e, there is a linden, new jersey -- there is also to link on our 10news app. as you make up your mind, we are bringing in 10news reporter shannon valladolid, and one thing people are asking about the ferry is what each side of the bay offers. >> reporter: tampa, as you mentioned, this is where the ferry is headed. i found out as soon as you get be disappointed with the amount of options you have. when you

pete. news channel 8 will cover both events live on wfla.com. gene. >> meredith, thank you. >>> we want to show you a live look from pasco hernando state college in dade city. that's where hillary clinton will campaign a few hours from now. as smyth just mentioned, doors open at 1 and the public is welcome to attend this event. the event itself gets started at 3:00 this afternoon. >>> donald trump is also fighting hard for florida votes. the republican presidential nominee will campaign tomorrow in miam pensacola. trump is capitalizing on the e- mail troubles rocking the clinton camp. >> we can be sure that what is in those e-mails is absolutely devastating. >> that was trump at a rally yesterday in michigan. today the republican nominee will campaign in philadelphia where his focus is expected to be on obamacare. >>> trump's running mate campaigned in clearwater last night. governor mike pence spoke to a crowd at st. petersburg- clearwater international in this race to win it. >> don't be

i'm sorry, pete. don't worry. i'll think of something. it's coming. we are going to die. aah aah aah! it looked like the end for pete and mary sue, the teenage zombies could not control their blood lust. every parent was on the menu. you o.k.? o.k.? i'm ruined. my career hasn't even started, and it's already over. [laughter] listen to that. they're in there laughing... at me. charlie chaplin once said, anyone can make them cry. it takes a genius to make them laugh. [laughter] so what you're suggesting here is i'm a genius. in a manner of speaking, yeah. all week long, you talked about being the next hitchcock or stephen king, but you're not going to be one of those guys, 'cause you're unique. what you created in there is... is a delpino. [laughter] maybe you're right. my work does have a certain delpinoesque quality. [hysterical laughter] listen to that. they love me. i may have created my own genre-- a horroromedy. they'll pay an arm and leg. [knock knock] goodnight, son. goodnight, doogie. mom, dad, the other night you said you got some unexpected help making sure i gre

pete has become a hot real estate market. it has become a challenge pretty quickly. six or seven years ago during the recession it was not a problem. >> reporter: that was the real estate market when ryan carpenter graduated from college. >> we got a place right here. >> reporter: carpenter now works in downtown st. pete but he can now no longer to afford to live here. >> i would like to live downtown, but it is way more expensive. >> reporter: carpenter is not committing 30 minutes to work every day. that is something that is likely to put off a lot of young professionals pick >> a lot of millennials are looking for an opportunity to live close to where they work sense of walk ability. >> reporter: the solution is more affordable places to live. the city admits the demand for housing is not being satiated. >> the affordability is becoming a concern. >> reporter: in st. pete, adam winer, abc action news. >>> making ends meet is a big concern for many of that includes finding an affordable place to live. we want to get answers for you to make your life easier. look fo

pete to downtown -- it leaves this evening from 5:15 at st. pete. tickets $15, 8 bucks r got the full schedule on the 10 news app and wtsp.com. this is a 149 ferry and apart of a pilot program. >>> if you're looking for an excuse for a caribbean getaway. 10 news reporter emerald breaks down the information of a new cruise ship coming to port tampa bay. >>reporter: a lot of you have been giving this story the thumbs up on our facebook page, is something you're really excited about, but the big question is how soon are you going to be able to come right here and support tampa bay and set sail. the answer is, you're going to have to wait until january 2018. at least that gives you a little bit of time to save up for the week long trip if you want to go. when the carnival miracle takes off from the port, it's going to head to beautiful destinations including the kamen honduras and belize. it's going to carry more than 2100 passengers. it's one more reason to attract people to the santa bay area. we could potentially have tens of thousands of people driv

pete hegseth is live in his hometown about to get the surprise of his life. pete?vid baldacci pursuing a mystery that's haunted him since youth militany investigator john puller is about to cross paths with an ex-con seeking revenge welcome to no man's land on sale now test test test test test. test test test test test. test test test test. >>> an american hero who has given so much now getting something back. >> u.s. bank and freedom alliance are about to present the keys to a mortgage-free house, could you imagine, to a very deserving veteran and it is happening in pete hegseth's hometown. >> pete joins us right now with retired army staff sergeant marco milosevic, good morning, pete. >> we have the great opportunity to give away home. i'm in forest lake. we're going to reveal it life. marco tell me about your service in the army. >> i joined the army in april of 2001, right before september 11th. i was going to do my four years and get my college money and get out, but 9/11 happened when i was in airborne school and the ranger recruiter came around and said who

nbc's pete williams is here to translate that letter. and the most likely threat to our voting machines is not hacking. it is the old age of those voting machines. some of them are definitely going to break down. we'll tell you what to do if that happens to you on tuesday. >>> a november surprise. >> the review of these new e-mails is over. the recommendation from july that no charges should be brought stands. >> aides on clinton's plane relieved. >> i don't believe it's politically good or bad. we have not made this the centerpiece of our messaging. >> if she were to win we could very well have a sitting president under felony indictment and ultimately a criminal trial. >> the only one facing trial is going to be donald trump because of trump university. >> at trump university we teach success. it's going to happen to you. >> this campaign has taken away his twitter. >> real geniuses. >> if somebody starts tweeting at 3:00 in the morning because snl made fun of you -- >> this whole election has been so mean. >> i just feel gross all the

pete. it leaves st. pete at seven this morning... and its first departure from ?tampa is at 9- 30. the deal is good thru thursday, on a first-come basis. ((//2shot)) coming up in the 5 roadtrip that one group of teens will ?never forget. we'll have much more on their big break, in the big apple. plus: to grandmothers house we go... for thanksgiving dinner. but are you planning on bringing anything ?back? we'll look at the new t-s-a rules... for flights. and why you don't have to leave ?all your leftovers behind. all ahead in the next hour today, we talk differently.... work differently... relax differently. and all those differences take energy. at duke energy, we're doing things differently too. like new ways to generate power and even store it... ...for cleaner energy every day. so no matter how different things become, we're always here .... chilly temps all around the bay area this morning. some places are waking up to temperatures in the 30's! dave will tell us how long it'll last. three officers shot in the line of duty. in three u-s. including one right here in florida. no o

pete. after the break: meet this week's extraordinary ordinaries. like father,like son... two musical minds, creating a sure, you could buy this. but why miss out on this? it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. at progresso, we are now using 100% antibiotic and hormone-free white breast meat chicken in all our chicken soups! a couple of guys in our backyard have a lot more in common that meets the eye... one of those is ?talent, which is enought to pull one out of retirement and it makes them this weeks extraordinary ordinaries :37????trt: 3:14oc: music ))))))))))))nats(((((((((((( runs:oc: joel and david run "seven c music" in st pete. the store just opened... their reta seven c music3:48:33runs:oc: david has been around music since he can remember.... david hosler, seven c music 3:41:02runs:oc: beleive it or now, david is considered retired too! after years at taylor guitars where he came up with his own patents that changed the music world.... he decided to move here to the bay area. david hosler, seven c music 33:59runs:oc: ?talent? which -- david will be the firs