ross? ms.oss: senator burr has toe d the party line even when donald trump has crossed the line. the important thing for the people of north carolina is a government that keeps them safe, that cares about their everyday problems and that works every single day at their job. i will do that for the people of north carolina. jonathan: mr. burr you are not , only a donald trump supporter, but a donald trump advisor. just last week, you are named to -- were named to his national security advisory council. we had a group of top officials, like michael hayden, who said that trump would be the most reckless president in american history. can you say, as the current chairman of the senate intelligence committee that you have no concerns about donald trump handling nuclear codes? senator burr: i have concerns about both candidates. but i have more concern about hillary clinton because of her lack of judgment, the way she has handled her official business as secretary of state. and let me just remind you.

ross. ross: thank you so much to the broadcasters for hosting this debate. so important you hear direct from the candidates and to our families and loved ones who are suffering from the effects of hurricane matthew, my thoughts and prayers go out to you. i am running for the united states senate because washington isn't working for you. i have traveled the state and i've heard your stories. i've heard your struggles. i know that your paychecks aren't going as far say yes to them and know you are worried about saving for retirement and your kids education and i know what congress's failures to act is meant for your families. but it doesn't have to be that way. senator burr has been in washington for more than 20 years and he has looked out for himself and the special interests. he has voted to raise his own pay by this voted against raising workers pay. doesn't have to be that way. we can change washington by changing who we elect. i grew up in a small town. my dad was a daca in the air force during vietnam and my mom was a preschool teacher. they taught me t

take a look at this picture, this is 42-year-old david ross, ross handcuffed the unarmed officer, took him hostage jumped in a truck and headed the polk correctional institute identified ross and detectives led agencies know ross was on the way there. 1 1/2 hours after the kidnapping deputies found the stolen car and took ross into custody and then they found a corrections officer at a store, he was able to escape from ross, he tells our crew he's doing just fine. ross is behind bars on multiple charges including battery on law enforcement officer and fraud. ross was going to be released in february 2019 but now he is facing a whole list of new charges including kidnapping. reporting live from bartow, ashley yore abc action news. >>> take a look at the university of nevada, las vegas where clinton and trump will square off tonight in the third and final debate. less than three weeks to go until election day, tonight the connect with millions of americans especially the undecided voters. here is where things stand this poll was just released finding if the election were held today, 47%

>> ross: that is a great question. i want you to know that i work across the aisle in my political career. i served when democrats were in charge, republicans were in charge, and the house was equally divided. i got my bills through in all of the scenarios, 90% of the bills i got past had more than 50% of the republicans voting for them. as far as mr. trump, i know that he is tremendously interested in infrastructure. that's something i have a background on. i was in municipal finance attorney that helped get roads and bridges and water and sewer systems. so i would love to roll up my sleeves and work on the issue in the united states senate. senator burr has a 95% record of voting with his party. as a matter of fact, the only time he wants to split with his party is on other things like the star packed. i feel like i can work across party lines. i've done it before and i look forward to doing it again so hopefully with my colleagues in the senate. >> moderator: on what issues will you be willing to work with hillary c

ross. ms. roar: well, senator burr doesn't like obamacare, but he also wants to have the private insurance companies be in charge. we need to get a handle on this. we need to give consumers more choice. we can have consumers have choice with nonprofits, with co-ops like they've done in other states. but we also have to recognize that the north carolina general assembly did not do its job by extending medicaid, and senator burr's answers are all in the private sector. jonathan: the shooting death of keith lamont scott sparked massive protests in charlotte last month. so let's to the issue of race and policing. mr. burr, do you understand the anger that drove those protests, and do you think there is a systemic problem in this country of racial bias in law enforcement? senator burr: jonathan, i think i do understand. country of racial bias in law enforcement? i grew up at a time where riots, when i was a young boy in winston-salem, happened. this is very different today though. it is for a differ

my name is ross perot. the iranian government has just arrested two of our eds executives. - he was a folk hero in that sense, you know, whereas people were kind of down on carter for being mired in the iran hostage crisis. you know, perot took action. he got it done. he got his guys out. narrator: in 1984, perot merged eds with the giant general motors, but almost from the beginning, perot and his people found it difficult to work in the gm environment. - i come from an environment where if, when you see a snake, you kill it. you guys see a snake, get a consultant on snakes, form a committee on snakes, think about it for a year, and by the time you do anything, there's snakes all over the factory. - in 1986, general motors had really had enough of you and said, "let us buy back the stock for approximately $700 million." how did you feel about that? - i made it very clear i thought it was obscene, because i think they closed 11 factories, laid off 30,000 people, on and on and on and on, and suddenly they we

reporter: but the judge called ross' conduct despicable, pointing out that ross only tried to help tarmey after he threw syringes in the dumpster, deleted incriminating texts and called to yell at his drug deal. example of the opioid crisis facing the state. >> we have things to do, we have to provide treatment, counseling. but we also have to provide certain punishment for those people who are going to distribute this. and this case is an example of that. reporter: ruud and another defendant have pled guilty in connection with this case, they face sentencing hearings in december, and in january. i'm andy hershberger, wmur news 9. tom: onto commitment 2016 back in new hampshire trying to win the state that gave him his first primary victory. jennifer: but his visit comes as the f.b.i. says it is taking a look at new e-mails related to the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail server. and donald trump had plenty to say about this development. political director josh mcelveen is here now with this. josh: trump was almost two hours late for what would have been a noontime rally, but th

ross was sentenced in 2014. relatively minor charges. he had been sentenced to five years behind bars. stacie? >> jeff, was the detention deputy armed? >> reporter: uh, the detention deputy was not armed. i asked that question of the bartow police chief. he said he was not armed. the detectives in this case are now talking to that deputy who is fortunately okay, no injuries, trying to find out exactly how this all went down. >> all right, jeff patterson live in bartow. thank you. >>> we are just four hours away from the final presidential debate between donald trump and bloomburg politics shows that clinton leads trump by nine points. 47% to 38%. many voters have made up their minds. early voting has already begun. it is underway in more than 30 states. tonight's debate starts at 9:00 at the university of nevada las vegas. >> that is where keith cate is standing by live ahead of the debate. good evening keith. >> reporter: good evening stacie and rod. i know rod, you have been to these debates in the past so you get going on here. i'm in

take a look at this picture, this is 42-year-old david ross, ross handcuffed the unarmed officer, took him hostage jumped in a truck and headed

ross: for 37 days, you've been looking for a bed for your daughter. ross: and you're still looking. buffy goodban: yes. dr. jane brice: i'm pissed! every day dr. jane brice is on the front lines of a losing battle. that's inhumane. it's unsafe, and it makes me angry. a scripps news investigation reveals that children all across the country are falling victim to an overtaxed system. nationwide we surveyed hundreds of hospitals and mental health facilities...of those that responded, 88% reported couldn't treat them. but the numbers only tell part of the story. mom of child in crisis: honey! i just want the doctors to see how sick you are. this cell phone video, captured by a mother in the midwest, was shot when her 12-year-old son was boarding at home, after a hospital told her it would be days, maybe weeks before there'd be room. mom: hey buddy. can we please work through this? son: no i want to be dead! stop recording me! mom: ok, ok. i love you. bar chart graphic: nationwide, the num health beds continues to plummet. there were more than 330 thousand public beds in , but by fewer t

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

brian ross: mr. grenon, brian ross from abc news, can we talk to you for a time finally came to ask the archbishop about his preachings and promises of a cure mark grenon: we're a church and we have sacraments we use. it quickly turned ugly. brian ross: are you harming people do you think with this sir? mark grenon: no, not at all. brian ross: not at all? mark grenon: (01:03:08)you're an actor ok? brian ross: i am a reporter. mark grenon: you're a piece of as they say in spanish. lineup.. charlie brown".... at 9:00... it's "shark tank" and then.... at 10:00.... it's 20/20 and we will see you tonight... for 13 action news.. live at 11.. that's 13 action news for now.. but remember.. we're always on.... at k-t-n-v dot com.. and... our k-t-n-v mobile app. "inside edition" is next so stay with us. thank you for watching.. and have a great evening.. >>> the accused college campus predator. his prom date speaks out. >> he picked you up, grabbed you, and threw you on a table. >>> then, the big mariah carey

ross: so he sat for 8 days erica sarro: in the emergency room. on a gurney. ross jones national investigative correspondent runs = :25 - :35 what happened to jonathan is called boarding: when psychiatric patients in crisis are forced to wait because there isn't the room or staff to admit them. emergency departments for hours, days or weeks...knowing that if they leave, they have to start all over again. one mom's video diary: it is places are so limited for a 5 year old. she was hurting her brothers. one day she ran for the scissors saying she was going to cut her wrists. the goodbans took their two different hospitals; both had no room. we found them waiting in the e-r at unc hospital in chapel hill. ross: for 37 days, you've been looking for a bed for your daughter. buffy goodban: yes. ross: and you're still looking. buffy goodban: yes. dr. jane brice: i'm pissed! every day dr. jane brice is on the front lines of a losing battle. dr. jane brice chair, unc emergency medicine runs = 1:28 - 1:33 that's just not right. angry. a scripps news investigation reveal

ross. ross: thank you so much to the broadcasters for hosting this debate. so important you hear direct from the candidates and to our families and loved ones who are suffering from the effects of hurricane matthew, my thoughts and prayers go out to you. i am running for the united states senate because washington isn't working for you. i have traveled the state and i've heard your stories. i've heard your struggles. i know that your paychecks aren't going as far say yes to them and know you are worried about saving for retirement and your kids education and i know what congress's failures to act is meant for your families. but it doesn't have to be that way. senator burr has been in washington for more than 20 years and he has looked out for himself and the special interests. he has voted to raise his own pay by this voted against raising workers pay. doesn't have to be that way. we can change washington by changing who we elect. i grew up in a small town. my dad was a daca in the air force during vietnam and my mom was a preschool teacher. they taught me t

the corrections officer seen here awas unhurta&able to escape when ross stopped at a store. he was serving time for battery on a law enfor charges...including armed kinapping.if he gets convicted it'll be a long time before he sees daylight again," in a statement the doc says it is reviewing the case and evaluating the response. in a former middle school teacher in tampa is ?free this morning. it comes after she spent six ?years in prison, for having sex with students. stephanie ragusa was convicted having relationships with two 14-year old boys.. in 2006 and 2007. she taught special education at davidsen ragusa is now a registered sex offender... and will spend the next 15 years on probation. more accusations against a lakeland mental health counselor. psychotherapist "anthony conti" is facing extra charges of sexual misconduct after four (?more women came forward... bringing the total to six potential victims. all are former patients. conti is accused of making sexual advances towards them during counseling sessions... claiming it was part of a new treatment called "touch

it makes deborah ross important. >> reporter: the this afternoon deborah ross joined hillary clinton michelle obama as they were campaigning here in north carolina trying to woo that all important female vote. also this week, "the new york times" endorsed ross saying that she may be able to help put an end to obstructionist politics in the senate. >> jonathan, thank you. >>> senator ted cruz is hinting republicans might block a supreme court nominee from hillary clinton should she win the election. john mccain made a similar suggestion earlier this month. there has been an opening on the bench since the death of justice scalia earlier this year. the president's nominee to fill that opening has not received a hearing as of yet. yesterday, clarence thomas said the supreme court nomination process is evidence that washington is broken in some ways. >>> the dow dropped 30 today. the s&p 500 lost 6. the nasdaq was down 34. >>> there are new questions tonight about the relationship between hillary clinton's team and a major defense contractor. money changed hands, a lot of it. now it is ye

it makes deborah ross important. >> reporter: the this afternoon deborah ross joined hillary clintonichelle obama as they were campaigning here in north carolina trying to woo that all important female vote. also this week, "the new york times" endorsed ross saying that she may be able to help put an end to obstructionist politics in the senate. >> jonathan, thank you. >>> senator ted cruz is hinting republicans might block a supreme court nominee from hillary clinton should she win the election. john mccain made a similar suggestion earlier this month. there has been an opening on the bench since the death of justice scalia earlier this year. the president's nominee to fill that opening has not received a hearing as of yet. yesterday, clarence thomas said the supreme court nomination process is evidence that washington is broken in some ways. >>> the dow dropped 30 today. the s&p 500 lost 6. the nasdaq was down 34. >>> there are new questions tonight about the relationship between hillary clinton's team and a major defense contractor. money changed hands, a lot of it. now it is yet

that hail mary overture to ross perot. and ross perot swatting it down and leaking it. and we are also now 13 days out from our presidential election this year. it is a fair point there at the end of that package from nbc that to note that bob dole, one of the ways you can really tell he was in trouble was the fact that he was having to campaign in deep red states like alabama. republican leaders were abandoning bob dole all over the country, but he did go to alabama in the waning days where he at least got former segregationist george wallace to rally with him. really, bob dole? why did you do that? this year it's not alabama where pence and trump are campaigning. it's utah. that's where republican vice presidential nominee mike pence held a campaign rally tonight in salt lake city, utah. tomorrow mike pence will be in nebraska. a second deep red state that republicans have not lost since 1964 and where they should never have to campaign. now, in the parallels aren't exactly the same. luckily for the trump campaign, there is no ross perot to humiliate the republican ca

(montrail ross, wrote letter to slay james" the words of montrail ross, a boy who lost his brother in a shooting two months ago. (montrail ross, wrote letter to mayor): "can you make the world a better place? can you stop the gun shooting?" montrail wrote a letter to the mayor as a class assignment. he decided to ask slay james to put an end to violence in kansas city. (montrail ross, wrote letter to mayor): "people keep doing drive by's and all that other shooting stuff" his mother, aishah coppage, says montrail has taken hard. this week montel would have turned nine years old. coppage and her family brought balloons and party supplies to his gravesite. the next day, aishah heard about the heartbreaking letter from montrail's teacher. (aishah coppage, montrail's mother): "i was really amazed. he had never expressed himself about the tragedy or gun violence. i was more amazed than anything. and proud." she and her son hope the note reaches mayor james. (montrail ross, wrote letter to mayor): "m world a better place. stop the violence." (nathan vickers, reporting): "coppage is also pos

and, he is fine. >> reporter: yeah, david ross had been a minimum security inmate. he now faces charges of armed kidnapping of a correctional officer; and numerous other accounts. >> jeff patterson reporting live for us in thank you jeff. >>> new tonight, she is now a free woman. a former tampa teacher convicted of having sex with her students is out of prison. stephanie ragusa was released early after serving about six years of her ten year sentence. but, she can't live just anywhere. jamel lanee has been learning more about ragusa's new home. she joins us now live in pinellas county. hi jamel. >> reporter: good evening stacie. well, stephanie ragusa will be staying here at the continental as she works to get back on her feet. after spending about six years in prison, stephanie ragusa is out. she will stay here at the continental inn in clearwater. a place for offenders getting back into society. >> they have to get her to transition into as normal a lifestyle as possible. >> reporter: there transitional homes. he spoke with ragusa and her family prior to her relea

this time pinellas county when ross stopped at the store. he was serving time for battery on a law enforcement officer and fraud. now he faces a slew of new charges including armed kidnapping. >> if he gets convicted of these crimes is going to be a long time before he sees daylight again thanks ross is in jail tonight in pinellas county the doc tells fox 13 investigating the case and evaluating the response. >> troopers in sarasota county 61-year-old woman and then took off for happened last night into thursday lynn taylor was crossing at gulf gate drive in mobile gate when a car hit her. the driver left her in the middle of the road. she is in critical condition tonight. >> still ahead tonight torn and tattered. thousands of florida ballots damaged by hurricane matthew. that's coming up next. i've seen what can happen as the result of hate. my son matt was murdered in laramie, wyoming, in 1998. he was befriended by two men in a bar who pretended to be gay. they offered him a ride home, and when he was in their car, they robbed him and beat

ross: that's politics.he fact is i voted 18 times to strengthen and update the sex offender registry. i've always been for the sex offender registry. bill set i of the helped him draft it. view seen him on tv. there's no question that i'm in favor of the sex offender registry. and i have a strong record of protecting women and children. i was a leader in domestic violence reforms. upntroduced a bill to their a rape kit backlog. senator burr on the other hand voted against the reauthorizing the violence against women act and he voted against the bill that would have funded the sex offender registry. and output my record of protecting women and children of against his any day of the week. jonathan: but didn't you say it would make -- this bill would make it harder for people to reintegrate into society and start over? you were opposed to this bill. ms. ross: when this bill was like a goodered, lobbyist, lawyer, legislator, you have to look at the locations of the bill. bill is working. the law is working. lik

. >> what's up with people's obsession with bob ross? >> because it is an easy one. >> there is a major theme going on. it is iconic. >> sarah submitted bob ross and his painting. here is bob ross in a happy tree. >> so your spouse or significant other is your easel and -- >> yeah. >> that's a good couple's costume. >> i was obsessed with bob ross when i was a kid. i was an a.d.d. kid. i told you before. it was kind of hard to -- but look h here. just like watching golf. get sucked in. talking about the little white caps that go on the top of the wave. i think we should show our kids now a little bob ross. it is better that be mozart. >> didn't they just report that bob's hair wasn't real? wasn't that the story? >> if you're telling me that was a prop. >> it was a perm. he didn't have is the natural fro. >> people do all kinds of adjustments to maximize their hair. >> i do it every day. day to maximize everything. >> his hair was gorgeous. >> maybe kids should start watching bob and like the reruns of it. i talk to my nieces every day. w

it was the other inmates who first alerted people to ross's passing motorist. >> ross made it all the way to st. petersburg before being taken down. the corrections officer is fine . during the arrest no deputies were injured. >>> a little bit later this morning ross will make his first appearance in front of a judge to face the charges that he committed in st. petersburg which include fleeing arrest. he will then have to be extradited over to pull county to face other charges -- po they are. in total he was only freak for about 2 hours. >>> another comfortable morning out there. we are really getting a treat and we haven't even gotten to the cold front that will bring in the real fall weather so enjoy. let me take you hour by hour through the day so you can plan things out: by 8 am we're still in the might see a few passing clouds through the day but i left it at 10 percent rain chance. i don't think a lot of us will see the rainfall. we're at 84 degrees by 4:00. plenty of sunshine with temperatures slightly above average. the cold front arrives late tomorrow. breezes will pick up. i

(jeremy ross/ reporting/ chicago) "can you keep clothing on the shelves or is it just...?" (bradley rosen/ sports world chicago) "don't even have time for shelves, we throw it on tables, they're just grab it right off there." (quanisha davidson/ clark street sports) "we've sold a lot of hats." (mos) "and i have a cubs hat!" (jeremy ross/ reporting/ chicago) "what is it about the hats that (mos) "because i think a hat is something you keep longer than a t- shirt." (quanisha davidson/ clark street sports) "these are the fitted ones with the world series logo on the side." (mos) "this gets covered up as it gets colder. the hat, you always see the hat." (quanisha davidson/ clark street sports) "we have a lot." quanisha davidson of clark street sports is surrounded by the bags of gear they received saturday morning - with fans across the globe buying into the playoff run. (quanisha davidson/ clark street sports) "we get people from tokyo, ukraine." nats - "one, two, three, he's in it." a priceless memory for many. nats (whistle) gear sales for tails -- merchandise for the masses

investigators say the drug she used was bought in massachusetts by ross. ross pleaded guilty to distributing a controlled substance to a person under 21. prosecutors are satisfied with the prison term. >> that no is a particularly potent drug. it only takes a few grains to kill someone. don't distribute it. reporter: the judge scolded ross for trying to help tarmey only after clearing the motel room of incriminating evidence. two other people in the case have been brought to prison as well. j.c.: thank you. boston police make a major drug arrest in mattapan. police say 34-year-old gerald urby was carrying a significant amount of crack cocaine and marijuana when they apprehended him. they say he was also carrying a loaded gun. when they returned to search his home, police uncovered another loaded gun, more drugs, and ammunition. urby is expected in dorchester district court next week. ben: a bizarre security breach involving aaron hernandez. it appears someone tapped his phone calls through a database prosecutors were notified. his phone calls were the only

brian ross: not at all? mark grenon: (01:03:08)you're an actor ok? brian ross: i am a reporter. mark grenon: you're a piece of as they say in spanish. grenon son: just leave... quite the language from an archbishop. proponents of legalizing ri tax money to help our schools. as part of our special series we travelled to denver colorado to get anwers. as a marine combat veteran, our benefits are earned, and we rely on them. politicians like joe heck should understand that. narrator: joe heck voted to shut down the federal government, risking critical services for nevada veterans. and during that shutdown, heck continued cashing his congressional paycheck. his military record deserves respect. but back in dc, joe heck is putting politics before nevada. and that doesn't work for me. narrator: vote vets is responsible for the content known as "car-nado" is effecting busines... and it could hurt your bottom line. and legalizing recreational marijuana... can it bring in enough tax money to help our schools. we travelled to denver to get answers. also.. a suspected serial rapist is how

somehow, the guard managed to escape at a gas station, and police took ross into custody. after a brief foot chase. >> thank god they got the %-?de and, he is fine. >> reporter: ross is now facing a new long list of charges on a much longer prison sentence. jeff patterson, newschannel8. >>> a former bay area teacher who admitted having sex woman. stephanie ragusa walked out of prison today. jamel lanee shows us where she is now staying as she tries to get her life back on track. >> reporter: after spending about six years in prison, stephanie ragusa is out. she will stay here at the continental inn in clearwater. a place for offenders getting back in society. >> we are here to help her >> reporter: jim broderick runs several transitional homes. he spoke with ragusa and her family prior to her release. >> she is overwhelmed now for sure. she is worried about many things. >> reporter: ragusa's story made national headlines. the former davison middle schoolteacher had two students in 20 reporting in pinellas county, jamel lanee, newschannel8. >> well, she stirred up anger fro

that search is going on about 40 miles away in ross township. we'll have a live report coming up at 6:00. >>> final preparations are under way for the vice presidential debate between democrat tim kaine and roepublican mike penc. nbc 10 got a peek at the auditorium today. the format is a little bit different from the presidential debates. the two candidates will be seated at a table with the moderator. the commission decided not to release even broad topics of what they'll even talk about. >> the moderate and her only or moderator knows what the questions will be. >> we've learned senator tim kaine will get the first question. >>> this morning hillary clinton's national campaign manager told us, you can expect to hear her running mate talk about taxes during tomorrow's debate. >>> senator kaine is going to be talking about the plan that he has put together with secretary clinton to get this economy working for everybody, not just those at the top. rather than talking about how smart it is not to pay your taxes, he's going to talk about how we'll

ross was scheduled for release in 2019. he faces a longer sentence. driving with a suspended license, resisting arrest are added. i am told he will have to answer for new charges he is transferred back to state custody. beau swim zimmer. >>> this is how this unfolded with a little girl. two men enter a store. a young girl runs and a mother follows pushing a cart. at gun point. terrifying. >> two new cases of zika. neither is travel related. the cdc is urging pregnant women to get tested. miami dade is the only area in the continental u.s. where mosquitoes have been continuing to spread the virus. pregnant woman who have visited zika is spread by mosquitoes. it can relate to brain birth defects. >>> there is a criminal investigation that wells fargo opened millions of fake accounts. the names of employees involved information, the bank could face felony charges and using personal information. >>> ever feel like your cell phone is not running at top speed? 10 news shows you how to cash in. >> 2.89 gig byes. mobile data plan. >> that's a lot but you don'

ross was considered to be a minimum risk security inmate. he was in jail for forgery charges. he was sentenced to 5 years in prison back in 2014, but now he faces a whole host of other charges both in pinellas and polk county. >>> nellis turned over to leigh for check of the weather . but our skies are clear. 65 degrees and a little cooler. once the sun does come up we warm-up pretty quickly. we go from the upper 60s all the way to 75 by 10:00, 80 degrees at noon, 84 by 2:00. rain chances are slim to none. we will have a breeze coming out of the north to northeast. that will bring in one or 2 showers from the east coast but most of high today is 86 above the average of 84. we go down 80 for tomorrow before the big cold front comes through. we are below average through most of next week. now let's check in with traffic on the 8s to see how things are rolling. >> it is average. let's go ahead and take a look at what is going on right now. we're starting to see some slow down south down on i 75 are getting busy. all of this is pretty typical for this time of the morning. let's ta

they showed the jurors pictures of ross and cooper and family life. the 32-year-old had to tell the jurors about intimacy and problems t marriage and she threatened divorce. but she did not know ross was unfaithful. >> did you know he actually expressed love for other women? >> no. >> did you know he engaged in sexual acts with a prostitute? >> no. >> if i had i would have divorced him then. >> she admits she had little emotion the day cooper died body experience and trying to be strong for ross. >> she told the jurors she had never seen her husband grieve as much as he did after cooper's death. police recorded the interactions between the two of them in the room. >> that's not a side of ross i have seen very often to see him that broken and that just beside himself. ky it on the video,ky not even deal with that because it is so -- it is raw. >>> still ahead families beg a judge not to release the 911 calls during the pulse nightclub shooting. son. >>> what is behind the power of the other leaf. >> our business is mail order or internet. >> iss it the

it was kind of a little lecture he gave to ross perot when he said those ss-18s are gone, ross, that's done. he -- he reached a deal with boris yeltsin to completely remove them so we can all sleep safely without any fear tonight. but you know what? they thought they were going to get that deal, but when he took the person in charge of the negotiations out of the state dept and put him in charge of the reelection campaign, the deal unraveled and now there is no start ii deal at all. in fact there are serious problems. isn't it a fact, dan, that every single one of those ss-18s is still there, in the silos, and under the start i treaty, only half of the silos are supposed to be dismantled, and there is no deal to get rid of the other half? didn't the president make a mistake there? mr. bruno: vice president quayle, please. mr. quayle: the president does have a commitment from boris yeltsin to eliminate the ss-18s. that is a commitment to -- mr. gore: is it an agreement? mr. quayle: it is a commitment. mr. gore: oh. [laughter] mr. quayle: let's talk about, let's talk about -- mr. gore: w

fnltses ross was scheduled to get out february 2019. now with these new charges key be facing maybe even decades he made the decision to try an escape. live in bartow, michael paluska, abc action news. >>> the florida highway patrol releasing this dash cam video of an eagle rescue on the florida turnpike. troopers say the bird flew too close to traffic and nature windshield of a passing jeep. the eagle, resting in the patrol car until animal rescue arrived, that bird now recovering at an animal rescue. temporarily shut its doors. the not so fresh reason why coming up in my dirty dining report. juve heard the saying. it's in the mail. that didn't have the same meaning for some, the feds now investigating who dumped hundreds of pieces of mail out in the woods. >>> plus, police right now looking for a man who tried grabbing a florida boy on his way to school. what that fast thinking little guy did to get away. >> download the new abc action news app for your mobile phone and tabl. >>> imagine your important e- mail tossed out in the woods.

and 'democratic challenger' deborah ross. 'new figures' show -- 'ross'... 'out-raising'.... and 'out-spending' senator burr -- overthe past three months. 'ross' raising more than '4- point-2 million dollars' -- in the 'third quarter'... compared to '2- point-5' for 'burr'. ....but 'flurry of spending' by the "ross campaign" -- is taking a 'toll'. entering october... burr had just over 'seven million dollars' -- in his account. dollars'. the 'two' remain -- 'virtually deadlocked' -- in polling. abc-11 is your 'election - headquarters'. you can follow the candidates on the campaign trail -- and find "early voting" locations in 'your county'... ...on the "abc 11 'mobile news app" -- or on 'abc dot com - slash - go vote'. tonight -- a chinese man named as one of the leaders of a statewide prostitution ring - is behind bars. the man was arrested here at an apex business called 'touch of asia'. police in the wake front for the ring that brought women from china -- and forced them into the sex industry. 53-year old quan li is charged with promoting prostitution and being part of a

that was brian ross reporting. this morning -- two museums in chicago and cleveland are having fun with the cubs - indians world series rivalry. what they're doing... is now trending. and -- a woman tries teaching her husband a lesson and instead wins a million dollars! how it happened -- up next. welcome back -- this next story you have to hear to story you have to hear to believe. i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... they're rapists... wrong. there has to be some form of punishment. such a nasty woman. i wanna be unpredictable. ...on 5th avenue and shoot somebody... she's a slob... i don't remember! and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves! priorities usa action is responsible trying to teach her husband a lesson about playing lottery....and instead won a million dollars!! glenda blac

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ross was scheduled for release in 2019. but now will likely serve much longer. this story has a lot of you talking this morning. t-mobile is being slapped with a 48 million dollar fine for not telling customers with unlimited data that once they used too much, their service would slow down. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live at the t-mobile store at gandy and dale mabry in tampa. sarah, will customers see any of that money? no, and that's why so many people are talking about it this morning. t-mobile is offering customers a 20% discount on a phone accessory and an extra 4gb of data for their plan -- but not everyone will qualify and those who do will find out over the next 2 months. the country's 3rd biggest service provider is in hot water with the fcc. they aren't in trouble for limiting your data, but insted: not telling data if you use too much. customers tell us they're ticked-- many of them chose to go with t-mobile specifically because of their unlimited data plan. so what can you do without going on a data diet? the easiest way is to cot whenever p

brian ross: you're not. not at all. mark grenon: you're an actor ok? brian ross: i am a reporter. mark grenon: you're a piece of (expletive) as they say in brian ross reporting. this morning -- two museums in chicago and cleveland are having fun with the cubs - indians world series rivalry. what they're doing... is now trending. and -- a woman tries teaching her husband a lesson and instead wins a million dollars! how it happened -- up next. but first -- abc's person of the week. a viral story about a mom and her child with autism -- rejected by a modeling agency! but when she sent in his photo --a response -- that led her to fight for children with special needs everywhere. abc's david muir reports. it all started with this little guy - fifteen month old asher nash -born with down syndrome outside atlanta- he is a natural in front of the camera nats: with photog so when his mother, meagan, read about an to model for oshkosh clothes, she submitted asher's pictures to the modeling agency doing the search. sot meaghan: he is such a joy to be around. honestly, anywhere we go, anyone

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brian ross, from abc news "20/20." and when we caught up with him in mexico, without his church vestments of white pants and bejeweled panama hat, humble hardly seemed like the high priest of a church. the government says what you're selling is poison. that you're hurting people, you're hurting children. there may have been deaths. what do you say about that? >> i say it ain't true. >> reporter: you stand by this? >> of course. >> reporter: you think that's a good thing for children to take? >> reporter: women with breast cancer should take this, you think? >> many women with breast cancer have been cured. >> reporter: there any proof of that, sir? >> i have -- i have thousands of -- >> reporter: there's no proof of that, and you know it. aren't you just a con man? >> well, i don't think so. >> reporter: but in the wake of the death of silvia nash, federal authorities opened an investigation of the mms network, resulting in the distributors, daniel smith, a follower of jim humble, now serving four years in prison for s

ross could help change the obstruction of state of senate politics.s who once lead the north carolina aclu as being too liberal for this state. the presidential race is expected to have a significant impact down ballot and at a recent debate both senate candidates tried to tie the other to the political baggage at the top of the ticket. listen. >> senator burr has told the party line even when donald trump has crossed the line. >> you talk about a rubber stamp. the rubber stamp is beside me and it's with the clinton administration. >> and senator burr told fox news that he's not afraid to speak publicly when he disagrees with donald trump. meanwhile the ross campaign a dozen requests for interview, however, the chair of the state democratic party sat down with us and said having a strong woman running for president certainly helps a female senate candidate, john. john: fascinating race. jonathan, thank you, jonathan. >> indeed. jenna: break from politics for a moment and turn to a big contest that's all tied. the cubs and indians 1 for 1 in world seri

here at home, betsy ross bridge, had been construction, that's since cleared. also the turnpike has been cleared before downingtown, that's good news after that mess yesterday. back over to you guys. >> thanks so much, pat. coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", live in florida as hurricane matthew makes landfall. >> plus, we are learning more about the deadly train crash in hoboken, new jersey. we will tell you what investigators say they just removed and how fast the train was going. >> and a little later best selling book now a movie, go behind the scenes of the girl on >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> a dark and stormy night for south florida. hurricane matthew is moving up the coast, and while it has been downgrade today a category three storm, it is still pack ago punch. >> as we get report of damage left behind, volunteers from across the region are already en route to florida. we'll tell you how they hope to help. >> the storm so big, even president obama is tweet being it, the commander in chief sent out this message

that's what happened and that's who called us. >> the police chief says noon yesterday david ross was on a work detail near shank on corrections officer jeffrey wexroad, locked up four other police officers into a room at the park. stole a city truck and drove to pinellas county with the officer as his hostage. he was caught two hours later outside of a pinellas county grocery store. meanwhile people who live in the area have questions about if prisoners should even be allowed to work in communities like this one. >> whenever my grandkids are here and they are out here house. >> david ross is set to be in court this afternoon facing a long list of new charges. thankfully no one was hurt during this two-hour ordeal. for now reporting live in bartow, rodney dunigan, abc action news. >>> 6:06. deputies in manatee county want to know who fired a gun sending a bullet into a woman's car. that 60-year-old woman says she was driving around u.s. 301 6:00 last night when she heard a lo door, didn't go through the vehicle, the woman wasn't hurt. deputies were not able to find the bullet. >>> if