that is one thing that you i'm reginald roundtree coming up new at 5:30. the one thing you should skip before bed to help get more shut eye. >> reporter: so many of the polls leading up to election night were predicting clinton would win. were the polls wrong and would you trust them in the future? >> the new at 6:00 medical marijuana passes were overwhelming. parents of sick kids, they were a big part of the push. find out how pot could tu parts of the bay area. that story is coming up all new on 10 news at 6:00. >>> good evening i'm reginald roundtree. >> thank you for joining us i'm courtney robinson. this could be the difference between life and death. in tonight's big story we are taking a look at the decision law enforcement officers have to make on a daily basis. there are many good cops all across the country. >> over the past few years we've seen a number of police officers who have been involved in >> reporter: in november 2014 12-year-old tamir rice was killed after police were called about reports that he had a gun in a playground in cleveland.

. >> reporter: that is the daughter of david roundtree. one of his eight children still coming to terms with his tragic, unexpected death. >> we are still in a state of shock. my father. >> reporter: roundtree was here near this school zone sign preparing to set up orange cones tuesday afternoon before dismissal at mount vernon elementary school when a car driven by charles walton came barreling through. hitting a truck this school roundtree. >> he was just a great man. that sums it up. he was a great man and a wonderful father. >> reporter: who spent his life dedicated to children. he volunteered for the past three years as a crossing guard in front of his home. his other passion? is not -- [ music ] gospel. >> he loved singing. >> reporter: this is roundtree singing for zion. his voice is now silent in his body gone from this intersection but his presence still being felt here by the people he loved and touched. >> my father was an amazing man. he was awesome. we miss him so much. i don't think it is fair what happened to him. >> reporte

driving erratically when he slammed into a truck and then roundtree. police say walton was impaired. friends and parents who trusted their children's lives to rowntree came to respect their respects -- came to show their respects at a memorial. >> he shouldn't have died like that but i guess god wanted him home. >> reporter: extra officers were in place to stop violators. >> i think we have done enough of educating people. write tickets with huge fines so they know they should be riding through these school zones. >> he was a good man. i had him for 23 years.>> reporter: and chief holloway is placing extra officers at school zones throughout the city to pretty much do details. one person we know of on afternoon detail was cited a little bit later on, earlier today i as for walton, he went before a judge today and he remains behind bars. stacy?>> jim day -- jamel lanee thank you. >>> still to come tonight, accused of praying on a woman working in an outlet store. >> we're going to show you why this man is facing voyeurism charges and how it is not his f

roundtree was here and would be looking out for them every day. it was just yesterday afternoon right around 2:30 in the afternoon when saint pete police tell us that a driver, now identified as 21-year-old charles walton, lost control behind the wheel, struck another vehicle, struck mr. roundtree and kept going and ultimately struck a school crossingig a stop. mr. roundtree was ultimately transported to the hospital but did not survive his injuries. this morning we spoke with his wife. she described how she wants the community to remember her husband. >> i want them to remember him as a good man, a good crossing guard for the kids and he did what he do best. that was his life with the children out here. >>reporter: she tells me she and her husband had been married for 22 years and he was sell briting his 73rd birthday this upcoming monday, november 14. the picture you're seeing there on the screen, this is a picture of an officer who tells me he works this area. he described mr. roundtree as a familiar face, someone he saw in the area all the tim

drunk when he hit roundtree. he's now charged with dui manslaughter. >>> in hillsborough county, deputies are searching for two people who stole $500 worth of led lightbulbs from a local wal-mart. a man and woman stole 13 sets of headlights from the automotive section of the store. officials say the man paid for some items but then took off. anyone with information should call the hillsborough county sheriff's office. >>> take a look at this. this was the scene outside plant city marshall's store. the driver of that drove right into the front of the store. officials tell tus driver suffered some injuries, but nothing serious. luckily nobody inside the store was hurt. officials believe the driver suffered some sort of medical episode. >>> 4:55 i'm. this morning, donald trump is the president-elect of the united states. >> trump gave his victory speech in new york city very early this morning. >> tremendous potential. i've gotten to know our country so well. tremendous potential. it's going to be a beautiful thing.

service for david roundtree. 21-year-old charles walton hit roundtree, at preparation for dismirsal at mt. vernon. >> the search for a body on green key in new port richey has been calledff search yield eld nothing and now investigators are questioning their tipster's information. >> for the second day in a row visitors were turned away at the gates of green key park as the search for a body continued. >> we through new port richey police had received a tip that there may be a body buried out here at green ski park. alerted, prompting pasco county sheriffs department to call off the search completely and bring in u.s. forensics. after hours yielded nothing, the cadaver dog had simply had a false hit. >> a cadaver dog can pick up consents scents from varieties of area. in this case we did not find any of those things but we did where the dig side was set up. we did find few random socks. i think there was a couple of other articles of clothing found. >> but nothing related to their tip. they are questioning their tipster about his claim. >> this was not in any way related to a specific

we just got this picture today of 72-year-old david roundtree. he is the crossing guard hit and killed before students were led out of school yesterday. this is a story we were telling you about on transit yesterday -- on the now yesterday. it was charles walton the wheel and charged with dui. he is now in jail. >> the now's clifton french join us from the intersection where he worked and people really knew roundtree around there. >> reporter: he had been in the schools for several years. i was told he retired from seeing heat high school but this is the intersection where he was helping those students every morning across the street right here. every morning and afternoon but his front yard living just a couple houses away. according to police this accident happened just a little ways down this road as was repairing this area for school to get out. according to police, who was setting up orange cones when a car smashed into a truck into a school zone sign and then into roundtree . his family still cannot believe this happened. >> we are still in

. >> reporter: david roundtree was a crossing guard just steps away from his house. he was hit and killed yesterday afternoon while putting comes in the street. the police kept walking in the yard and i asked him what happened. >> reporter: police said charles walton was driving erratically when he slammed into a truck and then roundtree. police say he was impaired. those that trust that him came to make a memorial. >> reporter: mabel hoping others will learn from her loss. >> he was a good man. >>> for the first time in two years you cannot legally taken uber or left. the public transportation approved a temporary operating agreement today. the agreement requires stricter background checks, vehicle checks and insurance. the chairman believes it will people who use the services. >> by executing these agreements we would be legalizing uber and lyft and these two companies will be committing themselves legally to much higher safety standards. >> companies have opposed those kinds of companies. a spokesperson for uber said a regulate the industry. >>> your vote as we al

investigators think the driver who hit roundtree might have been on drugs. uber and lyft are legal in hillsborough. our partners at the tampa batimes tells us they agreed on a deal that runs through 2017. now that deal forces ride sharing companies to beef up their background checks. and insurance requirements. >>> get your devices out. a chance to take part in tonight's live polls. >> plus, medical marijuana will get a green light, but what's next? >>> it's green and approved by the voters and the billion dollar industry that's coming to florida. >>> a cold front is coming through the area right now. i'm tracking a couple of showers from it. >>> plenty of american places lit up tonight as voters backed the marijuana laws. voters in california along with massachusetts, maine, and nevada approved pot for fun. and including florida, north carolina, arkansas approved medical marijuana initiative. e bay area with pinellas county at a whopping 75%. you can see that in the very deep green. >>> 10news pasco county newsroomreporter shows you how it is a win/win for

>>> good evening i'm reginald roundtree. >> thank you for joining us i'm courtney robinson. this could be the difference between life and death. in tonight's big story we are taking a look at the decision law enforcement officers have to make on a daily basis. there are many good cops all across the country. >> over the past few years we've seen a number of police officers who have been involved in >> reporter: in november 2014 12-year-old tamir rice was killed after police were called about reports that he had a gun in a playground in cleveland. the shooting has caused racial tension throughout the country. in september a white female officer shot and killed an unarmed black man in tulsa. betty shelby shot terence crutcher after he was not responding to commands and was degree manslaughter. last july a man was shot in minnesota when police say he reached for something. the girlfriend captured most of it live on facebook saying he was licensed to car ray gun and was reaching for his i.d. many people say the reasons we're seeing more of these shootings are because of more peo

we are talking about 72-year-old david roundtree. you can see him there on your screen. and he was someone who took his job seriously. his family told us he enjoyed children. he enjoyed helping kids. working for his community. ooern today, the stories that you're hearing from people who ninth avenue north and 45th street north. they've come. they've left flowers. messages each one almost in tears as they talk impact they had on kids right here in area. one of the children who described him as familiar face took a moment to speak with us as she stopped by with her mother to leave a message. here's what she had to say. >> always smiling and he would just a high 5. he would make us smile. >> and how safe did you feel knowing that he would be here >> i felt really safe because he would always make sure every car stopped or every even if every person got across street he would always make us get of oh off our bikes to get off street so that even we fell we wouldn't get hurt. >> and right now, crossing intersection that was handled by david roundtree for several years i'm here

. >> i am reginald roundtree. thank you so much for joining us. joe maddon, chicago cubs celebrating their new greatest of all time stats. >> longest drought in the history of american sports is over. >> it is indescribable. this is something that you have to -- it's almost like a good wine. you got to swish it in your mouth. >> the last time the cubs won they hadn't invented sliced bread yet. this is actually, for cubs sliced bread. >> the president has a way of putting it. even the president, who normally roots for the white sox, wants them to stop by the white house. >>> former rays advisor don zimmer played for the cubs, coached and managed the team back when they won a national league east title in 1989. his grandson, our 10news reporter beau zimmer, shared these precious family photos remembering don zimmer as one of the favorite coaches time. rays and cubs fans are feeling nostalgic on facebook following the world series win. one says sending huge congratulations to zobrist and maddon. we misyou both. both teams should be congratulated for

family and friends and hundreds of crossing guards attended a 72-year-old david roundtree. it was held at the greater mount zion ame church. charles walton hit and killed roundtree while the crossing guard was setting up school zone cones. roundtree has been a crossing guard for three years, and he was arrested and charged with dui manslaughter. >>> a pinellas county school employee remains behind bars this morning charged with trying to meet a minor over the internet. they arrested nathaniel price o complex. they list has job as a night foreman. his charges include lewd or lascivious conduct. pinellas county schools have not commented on the arrest. >>> volunteers were out this weekend helping tampa bay watch mark storm drains in south st. petersburg to discourage people from dumping waste there. the placards are meant to educate the public that everything that enters that storm drain ends up in tampa bay and can affect our water >> not only do we want to educate the public about anything in the storm drain, we want to clean up the local area so the debris isn't in the sto

roundtree had been a crossing guard for about three years. walton was arrested and charged with dui manslaughter. >>> a pinellas county school employee remains behind bars to meet a minor over the internet. tampa police arrested nathaniel prince on friday night at the reflections apartment complex. investigators list his job as a night foreman. his charges include lewd or lascivious conduct. pinellas county schools have not commented on that arrest. >>> volunteers were out this weekend helping tampa bay watch mark storm drains in south st. petersburg to discourage team from dumping waste there. the placards educate the public that everything that enters the storm drains ends up in tampa bay and can affect your water quality. >> not only do we want to educate the public about anything that they put in the storm drain goes into the bay, we want to clean up the local area so the debris isn't in the storm drains and end up marine debris into the bay. >> volunteers worked on cleaning up the area around booker creek that empties into tampa bay as a

roundtree who touched a lot of lives right here in the neighborhood. he was just a couple of doors away from home. but it's a job he took seriously. and a job those in the community valued. back to you. >>> and you hope that he knew while he was alive the mark that he was making. you know. oh absolutely. and yeah. we're hearing a lot of stories about missed. that's great. all right shayla, thank you. >>> there's shock, there is sadness, there excitement. there is a lot of emotion across the country this morning on the news that donald trump is the president-elect. we're talk to voters to get their reaction to this historic outcome. charley is up next showing family owned seafood market that has been around for decades. has been around for decades. we're back z25ehz z16fz . >>> good day tampa bay i'm charley belcher coming to you from a clearwater this morning. mlk and bellair road to be exact. you'll find ward's seafood rob owns the place after 26 years only three owners in the history of this place. you walk in and it's that nice nostalgic feeling of

i am reginald roundtree. >> i am dion lim. there is yet another thing you have to worry about now before election day. u.s. intelligence sent out an alert that al-qaeda could be planning attacks in three states on monday. florida isn't one of them, but new york, texas, and virginia are all possible targets. law enforcement is taking this threat seriously. >> what affect is it having on voters in the bay area? as soon as announced the thread people questioned its timing. conspiracy theories about scaring people away from the pos. 10news reporter eric glasser shows you why it wouldn't be the first time, and why even if that was someone's strategy, it could backfire. >> reporter: he was glad he decided to vote today. especially after hearing about the threat of an al-qaeda attack this coming monday. >> i don't want to stand in a big group of people when there >> reporter: the timing of the report so close to the election has dominated social media. comments on our 10news facebook page suggesting a scare tactic conspiracy to keep

grow for 72-year-old daid roundtree a beloved crossing guard and member of suspect community. right now you're look thing some of the flowers and candles and a cards, mementos left hinted by those who had a chance to meet and to know the crossing guard. he lost his life tuesday afternoon just before mount vernon elementary school ended the day. authorities say control and struck the crossing guard just before he began his afternoon shift. and today are not only family members remembering him but some of the students who saw him every day. listen to this. >> he was always smiling. and he would always give us a hug or ooern just a high 5 and make us smile. i want to remember him as a good man, a good crossing guard for the kids. that was his life with the children out there. and everybody know it wave. among messages left for mr. roundtree, is this one left by unioning girl who stopped with her grandfather to the intersection of ninth avenue north and 45th street north where he worked every day to make sure kids were safe. in the message she says he was a great man with great by

david roundtree was a kind man that loved children. tuesday afternoon charles walton was driving air radically when he slammed into >> he was one of the good men. i loved him for 23 years. >>> friends and parent that trusted their lives to roundtree came to pay their respects at a growing mem. as for walton charged with dui manslaughter. >>> 6:38 is the time and time for weather and traffic. >>> we are seeing the sun coming up on this thursday and it is a beautiful sunrise. we have a cold front to the south which means the dryer air has come skies and 63. temperatures climb up though now that sun is coming up, 68 at 9:00 a.m. getting up to 76 at noon with a high of 81. but with the lower humidity and the bright blue skies it will be on comfortable afternoon. back down to 74 by 6:00 p.m. there goes the cold front. you might notice it gets a little breezy as the dryer air arrives around midday. all of the clouds go away and like i said a gorgeous afternoon. effects happen. 78 degrees and 79 on saturday and 89 on saturday are sunday. emog

i am reginald roundtree. >> i am dion lim. after record black friday gun sales for the past two years, gun dealers around the country time around. that's because after president- elect trump's victory some stores saw a slump in sales. it was a different story leading up to the election when polls showed clinton in the lead. one gun company showed a 66% increase in earnings. background checks through october were 26% higher than the same time last year. so have local gun stores been hit hard recently. casey cumley finds out. >> reporter: the sounds of black friday at >> what are you looking to get? magazines, barrels? >> magazines. >> reporter: the general manager says regardless of what is happening around the country, the number of customers and firearms sold heres up. an election that touted both sides of the second amendment increased sales leading up to november 8th. with a new president-elect, sales have dropped nationwide. >> well, there is not the immediate rush that there would outlawed. there is not that panic, if you

. >>> we want to take a break from e a school crossing guard david roundtree has died after a hit- and-run crash. the police rushed to ninth avenue north and 22nd street north around 230 this afternoon. >> a really sad situation here in st. petersburg on ninth avenue. a 72-year-old crossing guard was hit and killed via car that came swerving up the road here they were getting out of school. we're told by cmp police that the car actually hit a pickup truck before hitting the crossing guard and hit a tree and a street sign is traveled -- traveled several more blocks before he was stopped by police. that driver 21-year-old charles hunter wolfe is charged with dui manslaughter. police also say that the children were about five minutes away from getting out of school and crossing the street and tragic situation, if it had happened five minutes later it could've been much worse. the investigation continues here. police do expect this area to be close for some time>>> back to politics, both of your choices for senate hoping to end the night with a huge celebration. marco rubio and patrick murphy

. >> that is where 10news anchor reginald roundtree comes in. we could to dissect one of those shootings and talked to a team of law enforcement officers about what could have saved a 12-year-old's life. we look closer at the deadly shooting that happened in tulsa. ununarmed man refuse to go listen to officer's commands is shot and killed by a female officer. we once again bring back our team of experts and reenact as closely as possible that day from what we witnessed on we as civilians and what cops could and should have done differently. >> sir, you have to stop right there. you've got to stop right there. do not go to the car. >> stop moving now. get on the ground! on the ground. >> reporter: in the actual police video you see the suspect, 40-year-old terence crutcher, not responding to a tulsa officer's command. his hands are in the air walking slowly and no weapon is visible. a female officer is close behind him with another officer just behind her. but things are about to go from bad to worse as the suspect gets next to his vehicle. our l

they hit and killed roundtree while he was setting up school cones. he was a crossing guard for three years. walton was arrested and charged with dui manslaughter. >>> we're getting a better idea of what a donald trump cabinet could look like. he met with a bunch of cabinet members at the trump national golf club in new jersey yesterday. among the meetings is michelle rhee considered for secretary of education. robert woodson sr. considered for secretary of housing and urban development. retired marine general james mattis, secretary of defense. ceo of cke strauns andy putz zero secretary of labor and betsy davos for secretary of education. the biggest name trump met with romney could be selected for secretary of state. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump meeting with 2012 republican presidential nominee mitt romney. the two are trying to mend fences after a bigot election year. >> i appreciate the chance to prt and look forward to the coming administration. >> there was no suggestion of a job offer despite reports of the secretary of state post

with 10 news anchor reginald roundtree, our experts share with you- what we as should have done differently. in-11:00:20 our next scenario takes us to tulsa, where two officers respond to a call in-11:00:58 sir, sir you got to stop right there, stop right there...this guy is not responding...get away from the vehicle...move away from the car. in the actual police video, you can see crutcher, not responding to a tulsa officers commands. his hands are in the air, walking slowly and no weapon is visible. a female officer is close behind him with another officer just behind her. but things are about to go from bad to worse as the suspect get next to his vehicle. our law enforement experts give there acessment of the apparent danger in this scene. in- 13:02:17 what allowing him to get to the car...letting him get to the car is a big danger...proximity again. in-13:55:18 someone could have tackled him the problem with allowing the suspect to get to a vehicle is the possibility of him having access to a weapon. in-13:27:00 there were to many commands given and he did not respond. at that point the

david roundtree was hit and killed by a car yesterday in mount vernon elementary school. the man who hit him is 19-year- old charles walton who is charged with a dui manslaughter. >> we begin tonight with the huge victory medical marijuana. the voters backed it with a turnout. >> amendment 2 gives floridians access to treatment and all of these additional diseases. before. >> it needed 60% to pass and about 70 but now as ryan smith reports we will tell you how soon this happens and that is on the lawmakers. >> passage means 500,000 floridians may have access to medical marijuana products then those consumers will be registered and >> reporter: through this website. the office of compassionate use. and action by lawmakers. >> reporter: lily was diagnosed with leukemia in august. she is only two years old. >> hopelessness. i feel useless. i cannot do anything. >> reporter: election night signaling some relief may be in sight for lily . >> i am still doing research on when it will be available to her. she needs it from one i've researched in an oil form. still a long road ah

and we're taking a closer look. 10 news anchor reginald roundtree talked with a tram of law enforcement officers to find out what went wrong with some of these cases. our first scenario takes place in cleveland, ohio. 2 officers respond to a call about a man with a gun, this year- 12 year old tamir rice was playing with a toy gun in a park- when two police officers rushed to the scene and pulled up within a few feet of what they thought was the suspect. the officer in the passenger seat jumps from the patrol unit and fires, shooting and killing the young scenario with our team of experts.. show just how quickly the officer had to make a decision to shoot. i'm riding with allen bedjan...a former police officer and security consultant for critical intervention services. this all went down in just seconds, there was really no time to think. we asked retired fbi special agent oscar westerfield and retired c dennie from the pinellas county sheriff's office to watch the re- enactment and give us an assessment. both police veterans say the officers should not have pulled up directly next to th

the driver then slammed into roundtree who was standing nearby and kept going. >> hit him, hit a sign, hit a tree, caused him severe injuries to this crossing guard. >> witnesses called for help. >> but the crossing guard was pronounced dead at the hospital. the driver 21-year-old charles hunt w his car a few blocks away after hitting another truck. he had an 18-year-old woman riding with him, walton was charged with dui manslaughter, roundtree's daughter showed up to the crash site in tears. she was visibly heartbroken. >> the daughter just buried her husband recently, and now she's about to bury her father. >> a crossing guard who meant so much to his community and one whose death will be felt by many. >> the kids loved him. i mean, you know, he hooked care this happened. >> all right. a blown tire is to blame for that deadly accident on i-75 that killed two people. happened this afternoon. three cars were involved. state troopers say both people who died were in the same car. investigators say a back tire blew on one of the vehicles, caused the driver to lose control, hit a car in

i am reginald roundtree. >> i am dion lim. right away it's a story you have been reacting to all day long at our facebook page. a couple in texas wakes up to find a strange man staring at leg while she was sleeping. >> her boyfriend chased him out the door and down the street before he got away. >> now, if you think that's scary, listen to this. something similar happened in the neighborhood along maryland northeast in shore acres. 10news reporter phil buck sits down with a single mom who wants you to hear her frightening experience. >> around 3:30 in the morning cat got up and jumped off the bed. nothing abnormal. for some reason when ground it woke me up and i decided to sit up and see why he got out of bed, and when i looked up i could see the shadow of a person standing at the end of my bed. he didn't say anything. didn't look up at me immediately. it took him a few seconds and he looked up at me and i yelled as loud and firmly as i could and i stood up and all he -- he was very calm. all he said was, hey, i got up and fol

david roundtree was setting up sarah hollenbeck shows you why those who left him are outraged. >> reporter: every single school day for the last three years david rountree has been here making sure that kids can safely get across the street on their way to school. this morning the only thing that is left of him is this memorial. handwritten notes from the kids that he helped get across the street. >> just ask around david rountree's neighborhood and you will find everyone has a story about his big heart and his endless smile. >> he ul helmets if we didn't have helmets. he would give us a laugh. >> he said there wasn't a person who didn't lever has been. >> he was a very good man. very good man. >> yesterday afternoon just like every day of the week rountree was helping kids cross the street after school. at ninth avenue north near 43rd street when a 21-year-old it is too hard. >> police say that man 21-year- old charles hunter walton was under the influence while driving. something david rountree said to his family haunts them. he said one day i am going to die in this intersection us poli

reginald roundtree and dion lim shared their business experience with the high school students. the event wraps up at 12:30. >>> how does free coffee sound? where and why you can get some tomorrow. >>> "the great indoors" airs tonight. we will sit down with the stars of shot and we are talking social media. >>> have you been ? lots of vitamins a&c, good morning, indeed. this is mike's office. if he doesn't show up, he doesn't get paid. too often marco rubio didn't show up and failed us when he did. i am patrick murphy. to get things done, you've got to show up. you've got to work together. whether it's protectinal curity and women's health care or growing the economy, we've got to start solving problems instead of pointing fingers. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go

david roundtree was setting up cones in a school zone when police say the driver, charles walton, ran into him. walton also took out a school zone sign and hit a pickup truck before he was stopped. witnesses say he was driving erratically several blocks before the crash. rountree died at the hospital. his widow told news channel 8 at >> he was a good man. he was a devoted man. he was devoted to his church. he was devoted to the kids. >> rountree was a crossing guard for three years. walton is charged with dui manslaughter. >>> a pinellis county corporal made a brave move to save a woman trying to jump off the sunshine skyway bridge. home. corporal glenn family only talked to us about the terrifying moments leading up to the arrest. >> reporter: corporal glenn family says saving a jumper was the scariest thing he's ever had to do with the pinellis county sheriff's office. he is being held a hero after stopping a woman from jumping off the skyway bridge. corporal finley was driving home when he saw a person on the ledge.>> i said oh my god i've got to pull over a jumper. i turned on the

in hudson, new hampshire, suzanne roundtree, newscenter 5. reid: it may feel like summer, but people hit the slopes in new hampshire today, for a special one-day opening at bretton woods. they got free lift passes in exchange for food donations, as part of a campaign called say good night to hunger. look at all of that food. they are now closed and making more snow, and will be open around thanks giving time. nichole: in spite of the skiing, a beautiful mile the day. meteorologist mike wankum next with how long it will last. nichole: breaking news, president-elect donald trump announces his chief of staff chairman reince priebus. trump also announced that conservative media executive stephen bannon will serve as trump's senior counselor. these appointments are the first official confirmations of trump's upcoming administration. the pacific ocean. reid: that quick -- the quake's and people running. jennifer eccleston has the latest. jennifer: shattered glass and fractured nerves and new rocked by a major earthquake overnight. sirens ringing ou

i am reginald roundtree. >> and i am dion lim. when the sun set after president-elect donald trump's victory, protesters you see quickly took to the streets. >> all of this from ar country. oregon, california, washington, texas, and new york just to name a few. >> and now you can add tampa to the list. protests started late last night and are getting underway again right now. our 10news team coverage is seconds away. >> but first we want to you take part in our interactive poll. head to wtsp.com/votenow. >> 798 of you have voted so far. here is the question. are these protests uniting or dividing the country? decision and throughout the newscast you can vote yes or no in the next few minutes. >>> tonight we are looking at the trump protests through the eyes of police and protesters. 10news reporter eric glasser is with officers as they use their tested tactics to keep everyone and everything calm, but first shannon valladolid spent the day with protesters. shannon, you learned each of them has a reason for being there? >> reporter

. >> i am reginald roundtree. thank you so much for joining us. first breaking news. a pinellas county deputy is fired for throwing a woman to the ground during a traffic take a look at this video. you see deputy wayne wagner with a woman he pulled over in march. initially, she was charged after the deputy claimed she pushed him and snatched her license back. she filed a complaint. the schauf says the video revealed the deputy used excessive force and covered it up in his report. he made it clear that he doesn't take situations like this lightly. >> at the end of the day everybody, eia you don't tell the truth, you don't work here. it's that simple. everybody knows the rules. deputy wagner elected not to follow the rules and now he has to face the consequences of his actions and bad decision. >> we have contacted the victim's attorney and they are hoping to speak with her one on one coming up tonight at 11:00. hear what they have to say about the traffic stop and the deputy's firing. >>> you probably remember getting that first job when you were a teenager.

. >>> i am reginald roundtree. guns were stolen from the tampa arms company. you can see a truck rammed through the front of the store and several suspects jump out and go inside. a few months ago three thieves hit the grey wolf armory in wesley chapel grabbing a dozen guns in minutes. that's not all, a year ago with more than 40 handguns. that means dozens of guns ended up in the hands of thieves and there's no telling where they ended up. so tonight grady trimble is looking into what gun stores are doing to prevent these kinds of burglaries. >> reporter: surveillance cameras captured the break in from several angers. you see a truck slammed through the window of the gunshot. later you see 10 people faces covered ransacking the store. two minutes. then it -- that they take it off . >> the guns are in the wrong hands. it is dangerous. >> the owner is concerned. he says the store had an alarm and bars on the windows and a camera but that these so got away. >> it was any other type of retail jewelry or whatever, jewelry is not dangerous when it hits the street.

. >> i am reginald roundtree. thank you so much for joining us. joe maddon, chicago cubs celebrating their new greatest of all time stats. >> longest drought in the history of american sports is over. >> it is indescribable. this is something that you have to -- it's almost like a good wine. you got to swish it in your mouth. >> the last time the cubs won they hadn't invented sliced bread yet. this is actually, for cubs

i am reginald roundtree. >> i am dion lim. thieves are renting out properties illegally. they are not the landlord and have no rights to the property, but they want your money. this woman patricia lamb is facing charges after pasco deputies say they caught her renting out a home she didn't own. detectives say she was trying do the same to another family, realized what was happening and helped bring her down. but that family has had more than their fair share of struggles and was just trying to get a roof over their heads. 10news pasco county newsroom corner casey cumley spoke with them so you don't become a victim. >> a week from thanksgiving and a month from christmas you are going to make my family in a worse situation than what they were? >> reporter: paul is outraged to have his family back in a motel after almost giving all of his money away for a fake rental property. the family was recently evicted after 3-year-old jada had an emergency surgery to remove a be nine tumor. >> we have been looking for a home for a month. >> reporter: when he found a rental property an

elementary are mourning the death of a beloved crossing guard, just after school left out, david roundtree was hill hit andkilled by a car. students are remembering him as someone who always had a smile on his face. we talked to his wife who said he w morning. >> i got back up and i was walking through the house, looking for him. it's hard. it's hard. it's hard. >> certainly is, and walton had his first experi appearance in e and his bond was raised to $50,000. >> -- after an investigation a state attorney determined that were justified. he shot and killed lavonia riggins saying he feared for his life and learned only later that riggins was unarmed. >> and the race to find the next killer street drug, it's high-tech and high risk and happening right here in florida. >> these drugs are being restructured to avoid the laws. >> >> this nondescript warehouse, somewhere in south florida. >> we are the southeast laboratory and cover the southeast portions of the united states and the caribbean. >> this is the fort knox of street drugs. >> we have marijuana, cocaine, cocaine -- these are what the

i am reginald roundtree coming up on 10 news at 5:30, the fire is burning and going on day two right now. we will breakdown whether it's good or bad for you at the talking about dry shampoo us about now some are coming forward saying they are dangerous. see what you need to look out for that is new at 5:30. >> talk about bad timing on this one. >>> a cat got trapped in a rotating door at a hospital in turkey. it's a good thing they have nine lives. >> no kidding sounds so painful. her heart stopped but doctors jumped into action and save the day. security cameras show people in the emergency room er her neck of all things was trapped between the wall and the door. they are trying to revive her it appears. doctors used cpr and were able to do it. it was successful and the er doctor who saved the cat decided to keep her. >> also right place at the right time. >> no kidding. maybe look at that she has 8left and can continue on. amendment 1 protects consumers from scams, promotes safe solar, and is endorsed by florida's firefighters. so, why are out-of-state billionaires attacking it? be

roundtree was hit and killed... students have been remembering him as someone who always had a smile on his face. a state attorney has determined that criminal charges should not be filed.. against a hillsborough county deputy, who shot and killed a man while serving a warrant. following an investigation -- sarasota state attorney, "ed brodksy"... found deputy "caleb johnson's" actions justified. and killed "levonia riggins." the deputy says he feared for his life... and only later learned that riggins was unarmed. deputy johnson remains on leave -- as the sheriff's office continues their own internal investigation. ((jen)) still ahead.. the man working to transform downtown tampa has concerns about our city's future. ((walter)) what jeff vinick says is the bay area's biggest weakness. plus.. another bizarre development emerges in the south carolina serial killer case. what one dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich made f

roundtree was a crossing guard for 3 years. >>> for the first time uber lyft will be able to operate legally when hillsborough county . the public transportation commission voted to approve an operating >>> this baby looks like an ordinary healthy little girl but wait until you hear her z25egz z16fz >>> there are few things more difficult emotionally for a couple than the inability to conceive a child. a couple had given up hope of having a 2nd baby until they came across a program aimed at giving unborn babies a chance at life. christine knowles shares of birth story 18 years in the making. >> reporter: for every little month-old baby marlee that journey began exactly 18 years ago. >> she was created in frozen before we ever met. >> flashback to november 3, 1998 when she was just an embryo. here's where marlee was after 17 years, and one of these straws. >> reporter: back then a conceive through ivf had embryos left over after successfully having a baby, embryos that ended up in the snowflake's adoption program. >> it makes me teary-eyed. >> reporter: for 17 years this little snowfl

petersburg police department has been deeply affected by the death of crossing guard roundtree. a drunk driver hit and killed out tuesday afternoon. groundfree was well known around the community and st. pete police want to help the family. many are donating to help pay for funeral expenses. suncoast police benevolent association opened up an account at wlz fargo to help out. we now know the name of the big winner of the florida lotto drawing. a woman in lakeland claimed the winnings in a one lump. the store takes home ssz 90,000. >>laura: why wall street is rolling out the red carpet for donald trump. >>russell: and many americans saw red last christmas. today i'm a coupon guy... i signed up for the publix digital ones... i clip the paper ones... in fact if there was a third kind, i'd probably love those too. that's how i save at publix. how 'bout you? hand-dipped, with real milk, is the only way to make a milkshake. you can't trust machines. now, how come? once, i got a machine-made shake from some other place, and it clanked and clunked and spit out a glop into my glass. and

charlie rose and the political reginald roundtree. and i'm dion lim with your "special 10news election coverage". we don't have a winner in the race for president...but we do know who won the florida senate race. senator marco rubio wins reelection..ea democrat patrick murphy. 10 news reporter eric glasser is live in miami-- with the rubio party.. eric has he come out to speak yet? 10 news is your election headquarters. election headquarters. we'll be here throughout the evening...with the latest numbers from florida and the country. we'll be streaming all night long on our facebook page.. get notified about any speeches-- and check out "county by county" results-- with alerts on our free 10 news app. and on wtsp- dot-com. for breaking news and 24/7 live local radar, wtsp.com is always news projects hillary clinton has won the old dominion. this was a state that was lean edge, it wase it was electoral votes now in hillary clinton's column. 13 electoral votes. >> why did it jump around so much? because-- and this will happen in other s

. >> this is going to be one of those things where you the presence roundtree and get ready. >> becomesorce this one with their spectacular game 9-3. with this runaway victory the ticket prices are running away. but they will be in cleveland tonight. after this game the ticket prices went through the roof and so far the most expensive tickets sold, these were bought by someone $19,500. that is right next to the cubs dugout. >> for that much money you better put me in the dugout on the managers lap. grape creek. >> or on beyonci lap. >> we talk about this all the time and if you have so much it doesn't matter, but if you are still working for a living for three hours of entertainment i don't see it. >> no way, and you have to out to that if you are a and you have to stay somewhere. the price is i can relate to. i know those rooms are 80 bucks. the one that they are selling out for cleveland, they are going for 1500 per room. >> addie hampton in? stop it is like a motel. >> $1500. >> for a night at the hampton in. >> say in the car. now all of those cleveland fans because you know they lo