the democratic nominee spent her day yesterday speaking in southern florida. she had to wrap-up her speech quickly trump was in reno, nevada for a rally yesterday when he was rushed off the stage by secret service. one man was detained and carried away by authorities. that man says.. he's a republican. "i'm actually a republican. i have been supporting republican candidates for quite some time. i just don't support donald trump." the man was detained after a scuffle allegedly broke out near the front of the audience. authorities say no weapon was be charged. several attendees at the rally say they saw a trump supporter raise up a sign before the chaos broke out. trump returned to the stage several minutes later thanking secret service. house speaker paul ryan was planning to campaign with donald trump today in west allis... but then -- one day after the event went on the calendar -- trump canceled it. political reporter theo keith talked on stagein mukwonago, house speaker paul ryan campaigns with donald trump's running mate mike pence. and he says, he planned

today marks his second full day in southern florida. he is spending the weekend there and it is causing quite the frenzy. police presence is everywhere. droves of curious people flocking to the estate hoping to catch a glimpse. in one impacting fishermen. >> on the ocean i know they have the oceanside and restricted areas. that might affect some of the fishermen. >> the coast guard is approaching any boat that comes near the area local law enforcement have been working hand-in-hand with the secret service to make sure the impact on traffic is minimal, despite tourists which will increase business. >>> the u.s. navy warning sailors about a hack exposing their names and social security numbers, unauthorized individuals accessed information after a breach involving a hewlett-packard workers laptop, the service takes the incident extremely seriously. those affected include former and current sailors will be notified in the next few weeks. at this stage in the evidence of misuse of information. >>> president obama speaking with those serving

hot can be as bad as cold when you are down in southern florida with the humidity and 95 degrees and you got a flight suit and everything on. so, it wasn't easy. be pretty grueling just on you physically, not to mention mentally. but we had the best trained pilots in the world. we did have a very regimented pilot training program that was in line with some of our allies, axis aircrafte and countries did not have the type of training program we had and they kind of rush them into it, which is what helped us is the quality of our pilots and their abilities. and sometimes they did not even have the best machine, they could out fly better enemy machines just because of their abilities. this model trainer carries 46 gallons of fuel. so he could stay up there you know close to four hours with no problem. and that is good for cross-country stuff, but it's mostly designed just for the local area and the short cross-country type thing. but again, you have to take it cross-country in minnesota in january an open cockpit you want them to be short. kids, glycoside, have never seen an airplane. t

>> the associate dean of southern florida medical school helped write hospital safety reporting rules. he says safety great are important. >> you want to have some way of measuring quality and outcome. hospitals in the entire state scored a d or f, five were here in the bay area. part of florida regional medical center, highlands regional, lake wales medical center and venice regional bayfront health. 14 bay area hospitals received a c encoding medical center of trinity. where doreen went for shoulder pain in 2014. >> i can't get out of the chair. >> surgeon was not available when she was brought to the hospital and her spinal condition remained untreated for 12 hours. resulting in paralysis. >> maybe if there hadn't been a delay i would be up and walking able to go about a daily routine of working and cooking peers but, now i can't. >> the hospital got low marks from leapfrog for not having enough specially trained the hospital won't comment on the lawsuit but they say they earned fifes -- five consecutive top performer awards from a different organization. >> don't assume your docto

went back home to southern florida.ran for governor, but certainly will be remembered not only for those cases. some absolutely big and controversial cases. her no-nonsense style. she was the first woman to hold office in the president's cabinet. >> thank you. only one day left now. at this point it is a matter of a couple of hours ahead of tomorrow's big day. the last survey monkey/nbc news poll is out showing hillary clinton with a six percentage point lead over donald trump. that poll comes in the wake of news that the fbi will not pursue charges against clinton in the latest e-mail probe. donald trump jumped on that news during a rally yesterday. the fbi knows it. the people. >> hillary clinton did not mention the fbi decision but focused on what has to happen after the election. >> we will have work to do to bring about healing. we have to begin listening. >> both candidates will go full board down the stretch. trump is expected to hit five battleground states. president obama is expected to join her in pennsylvani

we got 80s making their way through the southwest and into southern california. 80s in southern florida. chilly through the great lakes and we are looking at more wet weather making its way into the pacific northwest. tumbling temps around the great lakes. plenty sunshine here in the east. that's what's in effect throughout the cape. that starts this afternoon and wraps up late tonight. everybody is in on the breezy weather, though. wind gusts up to around 30, 35 miles per hour possible throughout the state of massachusetts and breezy throughout new england. the forecast is showing by 2:00, we're definitely still windy with a bit of sunshine and more sunshine working our way through the afternoon. look at the temperatures. highs are going to be earlier today. falling off into the >> and that'sou weather. >> what were they doing when you were seeing them at home? okay, al. >>> up next, it may be our biggest "freebie friday" yet. i know you think we say this every friday -- but trust me on this! i got your back. >> including you folks at home. >> we're going to get crazy. people outside,

hillary clinton or advising hillary clinton i would say go to the places that matter like arizona, southern florida and to the middle part of florida. the orlando and tampa area. you will get more bang for your buck. you asked earlier why it is donald trump isn't going to places like florida, arizona. here is the reason why. massive latino populations. he is wildly unpopular with those groups. >> when we talk about where we see the polling happening and what we see now with polling, our numbers show the comey announcement hasn't had much impact yet on voters. the trump campaign aides tell me they believe the obamacare attack is effective for them. do you see it as a concern for hillary clinton in the last seven days? trump hit it hard today. if you are on her campaign are you quaking in your boots? >> i stalk donald trump on twitter. i look at the number of retweets and likes he gets. on the e-mails, 25,000, fine. every time he tweets about obamacare, 5,000, 6,000 retweets. that's a sore subject for a lot of american people. obviously the republicans have done a fabulous job dekraaiing and making o

. >> it is still very much a close society as boris and his family and so many in southern florida knowesn't wear a uniform, they still believe he's a dictator. thank you very much to all of you for your commentaries this morning. we'll check back with you later in the show. >>> what's your take on what's going on with cuba? you can tweet us at newday or post your comment on facebook.com/newday. >>> a young muslim woman in the u.s. saying she lives in fear because of this election. the drastic decisions she and other women of her religion they're making to protect themselves. ahead. that's right! $800 to spend anywhere you want. plus, all season long, get awesome deals on smartphones, tablets, and accessories. hurry in to t-mobile and get your holidays on us. ♪ ♪ ♪ is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. (bing) enepeople want power.hallenge. and power plants account for more than a third of energy-related carbon emissions. the challenge is t

here in southern florida and particularly miami, a major cultural shift is taking place among generations of voters like cuban american voters who have traditionally voted republican. but changes are afoot across the state, especially to the north. many young hispanic voters, puerto rican voters are shifting to be reliable democrats. on the other hand, we ran into a young man with his son. the son never stopped talking about trump much to the dismay of his miami beach father. >> i'm happy with it. people talk about the need for change, but i think my life is pretty good. i think the country is going to be fine. i'm fine with extending crept policies. >> well, i think it's a tough race. i don't think we really do know what the early voting has been. the line is clearly drawn in the sand. this is not something that i like for my community. i was born in cuba. my parents brought me to this country precisely because we don't want that time of -- >> you're confident in whatever the result is? >> absolutely. we are a democracy. if you violate that, then what am i doing in the united states? >>

one thing that cease so important is not just southern florida which tends to be democratic or northern florida, the pan handle which tends to be republican but the i-4 corner in the center of the is it state, where there are so many college of educated voters. how they are going to vote? the trend has been for college educated white women to go and support hillary clinton at least in early polling. >> dana you spent a lot of time in florida. >> i want to echo one thing jake was talk about with regard to how close florida is always historically and what republicans think is a path. i was talking to a republican source who says that at this point the way that they are seeing the modelling it looks like donald trump is more likely than not to lose by a couple of points in florida. that is what they are saying. they could always be surprised. don't have all the votes but that is the expectation in a republican source i'm talking to. and to your point earlier marco rubio running for reelection in florida is outperforming donald trump in key pockets of the florida in particular mooiiami e da

that's in southern florida. just north of miami dade. that's now reporting. so remember hillary clinton needs at least 150,000 votes to be ahead of donald trump for when the rest of florida and the panhandle. >> trump has to win florida. >> he has to win florida in order to win it all. he has to sweep all the swing states. so hillary clinton just pulling ahead in florida. we're keeping a very close eye on that because it is all florida. >> thank you. >>> and so up next here on ktvu, we are switching over to the fox news team for national coverage of this historic election. >> we're going to move over to ktvu plus for continuing coverage of everything happening here in the bay area. plus we'll be bringing you updates all night long right here on ktvu. >> so stay with us for the next seven hours on ktvu or ktvu plus. we'll be on until midnight to get you all the national state and local results. so much at stake. attorney. fox broadcast network election coverage continues with shepard smith right now. >>> it's 5:00 on the west coast, 8:00 on the east coast. on a

going to hear coming out of florida in the next two days is first, a surge of latino voters in southern floridahe democrats say is good for them. you'll hear the republicans say, yes, but democrats have failed to turn out their overall base in the kind of pre-election, early election numbers, that would ep -- help them win and republicans are turning out in numbers which show they have the momentum and finally, donald trump will be back here monday. this is key. just south of tampa in sarasota, because this state, the 29 votes right here, near tampa, this is going to decide the election. back to you. >> thank you very much, adam shapiro. now, to connell mcshane in philadelphia. >> you know, it's interesting, charles. i was listening to adam's report from florida and striking how different that state is than here in pennsylvania where there is no early voting. it's all about turnout on tuesday, the only day that people can go out and vote. let's look at real clear politics averaging in the state. we've seen a comfortable hillary clinton lead in pennsylvania has turned into a small hillary clinto

lauderdale, a big county along with miami-dade in southern florida, as of 3:00 today we were looking at about 98% of the ballots returned already. that's even before the afternoon post-work shift. similar numbers in terms of the pace compared to 2012 in hillsborough county in the tampa area. close to 100% already at 3:00 today compared to 2012 levels of turnout. and so, if we can stay on that pace and we have that type of turnout in those democratic performing counties in florida, we think that this could be a very strong night for hillary clinton. >> brian, i asked you about the state you're most concerned about and you told me about the one you're least concerned about in terms of the battlegrounds. let me ask you about ohio. i heard that turnout in cuyahoga county, cleveland, is not where you want it to be. are you worried about ohio? >> ohio is a state donald trump absolutely needs. if we're able to win a state like pennsylvania and hold on to michigan, both of which we feel confident about, it requires donald trump to essentially run the table of the states that remain. he will

at florida southern things are messy and inverness down to a quarter-mile. we will see again soupy and then we will get a mix of clouds and sunshine even though we are quiet right now. we will see more gray skies later on. possibly even if you stray although we are quiet to the morning. look what happens around midday. a few sprinkles try to work their way on sure. that will not be a widespread rain event but what we see in the last two days and what we will likely see again, these little quick hits of moisture coming in especially for coastal areas in areas along i- 75 inland. less likely to deal with this but a a few sprinkles possible. better rain chances as early as 10 to 15% for the western spots. 83 today. that is with a slight rain chances and a good amount of cloud cover coming will warm things that. ahead of the next frontal boundary which isn't going to bring much of the way of rain chances back into the mix. 20% coverage. starting around midday tomorrow and going through late afternoon and early evening. coverages only around 20%. lower for sunday

florida state. so long from southern california. we got florida/florida state coming up.the meantime michigan/ohio state. annual rivalry. third quarter, florida state down 10-7. >>> spaight started hot. michigan goes up 17-10. next michigan possession, speight. bad decision into coverage right there. two defenners in the area. ohio state takes over. it's jim harbaugh's turn. reaction to his team's poor play. mike webber with the touchdown. they won four straight against michigan. 30 seconds to go. third and goal for ohio state. j.t. barrett. >> great pass by j.t. barrett. >> that would set up this. needs this one to extend the game. he does. 23 yards. overtime. first time ever for michigan/ohio state. going overtime. and then here's barrett with the touchdown. >> what a play call. faked the screen to the right. quarterback draw inside. execution really good play. >> michigan's turn on offense now. speight -- lot of big catches in this game. >> secures it for the touchdown reception. >> michigan got a field goal on the next possession. fourth and one, barrett d he get it?

southern keys. you can see we get rid of the clouds and it took most of the day to do this but we are getting rid of them now. a beautiful sunset with a few clouds. florida southern college, the newsroom out there this evening. looking nice. kind of cool. 72 degrees right now. it is 69 for crystal river. richey. we are falling through the 60s for the evening and 74 in sarasota. one of the warm spots along with tampa at 72. we have 70 in largo and down to 69 in seminole and all these numbers will be falling to the 60s for the evening hours and by tomorrow morning we are widespread 50s. a few degrees cooler than where we were this morning and there is the overnight forecast. it is dry and clear skies. we will have a better view the nearly full moon that we missed yesterday. we have some of that on sunday night. it will be bright. we are looking at sunshine for your wednesday. north to northwest winds initially and they will turn around to the northeast in the afternoon and come back are generally inwardly went. lots of sunshine and temperatures in the mid-70s. on thursday, watch the winds. the northeastern wind is a warmer wind. the sun shines down on the

looking great out there now on our sky10 network that's florida southern college out there on campus. you can see a beautiful -- its darkened up here it was beautiful earlier. tampa bay looking nice. a little bit of high cloudiness out there this afternoon that it's nice and temperatures into holding onto 80 in tampa. dew points are comfortable at 54 degrees and those numbers are going down. the humidity will be lower in the next couple of afternoons. here are the numbers for today we topped out at 82, averages 80. this morning was 64. that's above average. we should be about 62 in the morning. no rain out there ag way through the weekend. 10% to 20% tomorrow. i don't think much of it does. the clouds will and we will seymour clouds tomorrow than what we had today is still a very comfortable day. eventually this cold front, the whole thing is going to push off towards the south and east and that will come through here tomorrow evening 630 6:30 pm, 7:30 pm and 8:00 p.m. it's not a big chance for it. 76 for st. pete, 72 newport, 73 temple terrace. riverview, i have to get another center

there is a live look from florida southern college, home of the pope newsroom. we are looking at the se and you see the line of clouds in the distance. that was a few sprinkles that world through. look at this. this is jim pepper. he used to work here. every night he is in fantastic video. what a gorgeous sunset with a few high clouds coming in. those are going to thicken from the north of the west overnight tonight and that will keep temperatures up. that water there now is about 69 to 70 degrees. it is on the cool side. we've had showers today. it moved across parts of manatee and hillsborough into polk county. now a few showers left over in just about done with that. frostproof, that is it. one batch will come through and it will be done in a half hour. not all of this over arcadia is making it to the ground. there's enough moisture that it can't rule out a sprinkle between now and 6:15 pm. here are the high clouds we're tracking. nice for the next several hours. this is part of the cold front that will push through the area and severe weather threat on the s

i expect this guys to clear out like they had been doing and there is florida southern college. what a great sunset. clear skies and light went. dry cool air in place. we will drop down tonight into the mid-50s. dew points at 49. we won't get below that but we will have spots that will be 49 or 50 degrees first thing in the morning. 72 right now. humidity at 44%. in light northeasterly when. look at the 60s already. winter haven, mulberry, land o' lakes, all of the 60s. clearwater, most of pinellas county now, largo at 66. even st. pete which is a warm spot is now at 69. tampa has the low 70s. here's the forecast for 70s by the afternoon and then wednesday night into thursday looks very similar. thursday up into the upper 70s to near 80. northeasterly went is a warmer wind and that will keep temperatures in the upper 70s so we will gradually warm over the next few days. by friday we will end up closer to 80 degrees. we will not after a chilly start. sunsets at 5:37 pm. you may need a jacket at the bus stop. 50s at most locations. 40s two crystal river. 51 dade city. this is the

we got 80s making their way through the southwest and into southern california. 80s in southern florida. chilly through the great lakes and we are looking at more wet weather making its way into the pacific northwest. tumbling temps around the great lakes. plenty sunshine here in the >> and that's your latest weather. >> what were they doing when you were seeing them at home? okay, . >>> up next, it may be our biggest "freebie friday" yet. i know you think we say this every friday -- but trust me on this! i got your back. >> including you folks at home. >>e're going to get crazy. people outside, the people at home. do not leave your home if you're there. we are going to include you. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes,

particularly in our strong holds in southern florida. north carolina and elsewhere. we're feeling encouraged and positive. we want everybody to participate. >> you talk about the early vote. you have seen a surge in the latino votes. in nevada and to secretary clinton? >> if she wins, we expect her to do so, it will be in part because of enormous turnout in the latino community. and the asian-american community. there's really a clinton coalition that is formed of women, latinos, asian-americans, we're seeing them turn out at record levels. >> donald trump is taking aim at your blue fire wall. pennsylvania, minnesota, michigan. >> he needed to get them into play much earlier. i'm not concerned that he's spending so much time there at the end because he didn't build a ground game. just this week end, we made 8.1 million phone calls. we have an apparatus in place to turn out our vote. i don't think donald trump dashing to the states at the last hour is going to do what's needed to get his supporters out. >> what was the key moment in is >> the convention and the the de

florida becomes the first southern and it wasn't even close. it passed by 71- percent. florida becomes the 26th state- along with the district of columbia to legalize marijuana for medical use. early on tuesday night, it was clear the amendment was going to surpass the 60-percent threshold medical marijuana narrowly missed two years ago. supporters gathered in tampa including renee petro, whose son brandon suffers from a rare, and extreme form of epilepsy. outspoken for years on the issue fighting to get it passed, she says r tears of joy for other floridians. so what's next? now the the florida department of health will have to draft rules about how medical marijuana will be sold. this morning we are getting donald trump has won the presidential election. we know it's still early -- the news just a few hours old -- but we sent 10news reporter phil buck out to check the pulse of the people this morning. he's live along bayshore boulevard in downtown tampa. you're right about the fact that people are still digesting the news this morning -- we've only had a few hours to t

to enter to win two lower-level >>> taking a live look outside, checking out the scene from florida southern college in lakeland. maybe you saw a shower earlier today. metereologist bobby deskins is standing by saying the rain chance sticks around for tomorrow. he will give you an idea of when in mysteries. this is sherry pacini. she disappeared from her home in california as she went for a jog and she reappeared on the side of a highway in california on thanksgiving waving down drivers. she had been beaten and her body was covered in bruises. since the story broke a lot of you have asked did she really get abducted. you are skeptical and sharing saying i don't want to discount a victims experience if it happened but i feel like perhaps this story from the ground up did not happen at all. for all of you skeptics, questioning if she was really abducted, her husband and police have words for you.>> investigators are analyzing the close she was wearing when she found on this -- when she was found on this highway. >> she was in different clothing that she had been reported missing in. and the ev

from the panhandle to northern florida, to the corridor down in southern florida, it looks like we have positive signs all across the map in florida. 29 electoral votes that donald trump desperately needs. i think that gives us even further reason for confidence. >> brian, are you tired yet? >> i got three hours of sleep last night. i think that was three hours more than hillary clinton did. airport in winchester county around 3:30 a.m., greeted supporters then was voting at 6:00. i don't think she took a nap in between. she's tireless. we take our cues from her. >> brian fallon from the hillary clinton headquarters tonight at in new york city. thanks so much for being here. we love to check in with your people throughout the night. we wish you all the best. >> absolutely, shep. >> fox news decision team projects in the state of florida the marco rubio will win his senate seat yet again. 86% of all precincts are reporting. marco rubio with 51.5% of the vote. patrick murphy, the challenger, 44.9% of the vote. marco rubio facing a man from a wealthy family, put about $5 million of his own

particularly in our strongholds in southern florida. north carolina and elsewhere. we're very encouraged and feeling very positive, but we want to make sure everybody has a chance to participate election. >> you talk about the early vote. you have seen a surge in the latino votes. in nevada and florida. have they delivered those states to secretary clinton? >> i think if secretary clinton does win this election, and we expect her do so, it will in part be because of enormous turnout in the latino community, and also, the asian-american community. there's really a clinton coalition that is formed of women, latinos, asian-americans, we're seeing them turn out at record levels. >> donald trump is taking aim at your blue firewall. the states of pennsylvania, minnesota, michigan. any of those states in danger? needed to get those into play much earlier. i'm not concerned he is spending so much time there at the end because he didn't build a ground game. just this weekend, we made 8.1 million phone calls. we have an apparatus in place to turn out our vote. i don't think d

now that we have fallen back, you can see a sunset at florida southern college in lakeland. bobby says another cold front is headed our every corner at adventure island. teams of paramedics are in training and competing to be the best. bobby lewis is in tampa where professionals and students treat controlled chaos as a challenge.>>reporter: in an emergency, every second counts. clock. >> my patient is responding. >> i'd tell everyone nothing prepares you more for real life in these. >>reporter: lieutenant josh knows. a better -- veteran paramedic are used to these situations. >> it's overwhelming and there's a lot to do without a lot of time.>> experiencing it is different.>> it was exciting.>>reporter: the three- man team of students is only two months into school. they have the same 12 minutes and the same for patients as the pros.>> some things you don't find in a book.>>reporter: they had to diagnose and treat for different injuries against the clock. >> there's something different about knowing it from a book and when it's real it's all i'm ready for the next one. >>rep

. >> reporter: florida southern college, political science professor bruce anderson says polk county voters will play a major role.>> we are out the vortex in the center of the i-4 corrider. the way polk county goes is the way that the i-4 will go is the way florida will go. it could not be more important for polk county to turn out. >> reporter: so far, they are doing that. >> we are approaching 60,000 early voting and another 65,000 or more. -- 65,000 or more by mail. >> reporter: the battle over -- >>> the battle over solar amendments is heating up. step in. they hope the supreme court blocks what they call a "deceptive amendment that many voters have already voted on." they filed a lawsuit after audio leaked in october showing amendment one been crafted to deceive voters. >> solar poles very well, to the degree that we can use a low bid of political issues and take what they are putting us on and use it to our benefit. >> we talked to voters who thought that they were supporting solar that voted yes early on and now have realized that they voted they didn't intend to. >> reporter

. >> if you're in southern california florida hawaii plan out in the yard. for us there really kind of a throw away. i'm sure that someone watching going i've had one for six years. >> but for most of us, we buy them i like to make sure that them around and it protects them while you're transporting them. >> for pet owners, poinsettias dangerous? >> if they would eat them they could be a little bit but every christmas we hear all about the poisonous they are and what not. keep your cats away put up higher if you can. but they don't taste good. most animals if you fight it like children don't they're going to taste it and say i when you're buying them make sure these are the flowers. you want to look make sure that there are very few of those open when you find one. that way it will stay in color longer. it's in your opinion can best plan to put your house other than a christmas tree? >> holiday season i like poinsettias. i think you're beautiful keep them not hot but not cold. out of drafts. keep them well watered. pick one that looks good now. >> thanks so

. >>> taking a live look at florida southern, you can see the sun starting to set. ni meteorologist bobby deskins coming up tracking that warm- up. >>> about three minutes ago we asked you how you feel about self-driving cars. we showed you those automated cars and we want to take a look at the results. you can see 58% of you say you embrace this technology. about 42% of you say you fear it. we do appreciate you taking part in this poll. of course, we will keep those website wtsp.com/votenow. >>> a couple in texas says they woke up to an intruder staring at them inside their home. tonight her husband is walking you through that horrifying night. >> this is the window that we had up. >> reporter: jared morris will never leave his window cracked again. >> he climbed over this out making any moiz. >> reporter: around 4 a.m. a man climbed into his bedroom and crept to her side of the bed. >> his hand was running up her leg. >> reporter: neighbors say the intruder had already tried to get into some homes across the street. surveillance cameras show a man at a side door a

you are looking live outside at florida southern college in lakeland. beautiful out there. bobby is tracking a cool front that arrives just in time for the weekend. you plan that out. >>> well, the florence township fire department is nowhere near downtown st. petersburg, but the first responders there made a huge difference in the life of a fellow emt this week. 10news reporter bobby lewis out on the road in st. pete where a simple slice of pizza lifted spirits from 1,000 miles away. >> when you say pizza, i think pizza box, you know, down on central. >> reporter: hot oven, pizza box is busy. >> i can't keep track of that. >> reporter: lately they have gotten so many orders to count, but one stands out. >> i am like, oh, that's crazy. where are you guys? they told me they were calling from out of state. >> reporter: how many orders do you get from new jersey? >> you know, i think it's none. [ laughter ] none. >> reporter: this one stood out? >> yeah, this was a little different. we had to step it up. no matter what, it would have absolutely. >> i think it's gonna come down

florida southern college. looking pretty good. the sun trust financial building looking over downtown weatherwise. the temperatures have dropped down and people have passed out with sugar comas and lower to mid-70s and by the time everybody gets up and trying to get them ready for the bus it will be in the mid to upper 60s. some of the spots brooksville and spring hill and crystal river that are in the mid-60s will be in the lower 60s and we will have to watch for fog. won't be terrible but patches st. pete and odessa at 73 and plant city and riverview in the 70s and falling in the 60s. a light breeze and about five to ten and bus stop forecast shows 68 degrees and cooler shots along the nature coast and pasco and hernando. the forecast model is another quiet one. that means once you burn off whatever fog is there we are going to sunny and like this afternoon we barely had a cloud in the sky. tomorrow it is similar and it will be warm. 81 is where we will be this time of year. we will top out at 86 degrees for the first day of nov

right now, we want to get a look at the other races in the state in florida's 13th congressional district, which ip colludes the southern pinellas county. former republican e -- >>> in florida's 14th congressional district includes the western half of hillsborough county. democrat cathy caster easily defeated republican. >>> and florida's 15th congressional district, which includes northeast hillsborough county, northwest polk county and southern lake county, republican dennis defeated this morning, we are breaking down how people voted here in the bay area. >> lindsey joins us now live. almost every county went red. >> every county except for one. that one, the big one, hillsborough county. i'll tell you this, many analysts and national media kept a close eye specifically on hillsborough county, which has predicted the winner of 1906 the last 20 elections. this year, hillsborough county voted for hilary, while florida and the nation, as we know now went blue for obama. this year, voters there chose trump. and pasco, polk, manatee, and sarasota koun tis also all went red. in sarasota county, voter turnout hit 77%, up 75

we've got the 80s making their way through the southwest. 80s in southern florida. chilly through the great lakes and we're looking at more wet weather making its way. tumbling temps around the great lakes and we've got plenty oif sunshine in the east. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your got it with you, al, no problem. temperatures are quickly moving inte pe50s ne 60. won't go a lot warmer than this. maybe another three or four degrees or so. eventually wind are heading in. it's going to be very blustery. northwest winds, 20 to 25 miles an hour or higher. temperatures briefly in the 60s. they'll be in the 40s by 8:00 torchlt only upper 40s to near 50 tomorrow. good weather for the redskins on sunday. nd weather. >> what were they doing when you were seeing them at home. >> okay. >>> up next, it may be our biggest freaky friday. i know you think we say this every friday. but trust me on this, i've got your back. >> including you folks at home. >> we're going to get crazy. you people outside and at home, do not leave. we're goin

tossup and yes it was supposed to be tight, but there there was a feeling among democrats here in southern floridaparticularly over the past 48 hours, that there was a slight momentum going in hillary clinton's favor. at the moment, that isn't showing up. as you say, we have a lot of votes to come in the southeastern part of the state which skews more toward the democrats. they threw everything here. they outspent the republicans in advertising almost 3 - 1. they sent in the president, barack obama, twice in the past five days. the vice president was here last night urging the troops in the team teams going out to vote. they thought they had the momentum in the early voting with the rise in the hispanic vote but we did see a slight weakening in the african-american vote. the demographics are really important here. clearly, donald trump is doing wellin the center of the state, in the northern parts of the more rural parts of the state. that sort of what we see across america, this concentration of more republicans in the excerpt, suburbs, not unlike our country peter, but they are watching this ver