kendra conlon, 10news wtsp. hillary clinton and donald trump are push to get out the vote, with just five days until the election. the latest quinnipiac university poll finds two key battleground states - florida and north carolina - are too close to call. cbs's craig boswell is at the white house with more. donald trump and hillary clinton are painting dire pictures - of what it would be like if the other won the election. "imagine with me what it would be like to have donald trump sitting the oval office come januar20 "if hillary clinton were to be elected, it would create an unprecedented and protracted constitutional crisis..." trump was back in must-win florida on wednesday - pitching himself to minority voters. "the african american community and the hispanic community are really understanding what's going on and you see that right now." trump has suggested that switch their vote to him. at least four states allow voters to withdraw early ballots and re-vote. president obama campaigned on clinton's behalf

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in downtown tampa, beau zimmer, 10news wtsp. there's a push for the man who helped pass "medical marijuana"-- to be florida's next leader. right now-- there's an online petition-- calling for support for the "outspoken, prominent attorney"-- and big- democratic fundraiser-- john morgan to run for governor in 2018. there's been speculation about other candidates-- including tampa mayor bob buckhorn-- panhandle representative gwen graham-- and putnam. governor rick scott can't run for re-election-- because of the 8- year term limit. a new development in the case made famous by the documentary "making a murderer". a judge has ordered once- convicted killer brendan dassey to be released from prison. that judge overturned the 27 year old's conviction this summer.. and now says he can go free - under supervision - waiting for further court developments. his attorney hopes dassey will be home by thanksgiving. but the state attorney general plans to file an emergency motion - to put the order on steven avery, remains locked up. the two

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in gulfport, garin flowers, 10news wtsp. >> now, we will keep checking you know once they close the case. >>> the fbi and atf are investigating tonight a possible act of terrorism at ohio state university. here is what we know. 11 people were hurt in that campus attack. the suspect who was killed is abdul artan. he was an osu student of somali descent. a campus police officer, alan horujko, shot him after he drove up onto a curb into a group of people on the sidewalk and started attacking them with a knife. most of those victims ar a faculty member and a staff member were also hurt. >> people like really running and like really screaming. i am like, oh, this is like something's going on. then i heard the three gunshots. from about that same area there, i was like, crap, like what do i do? >> the university police chief says they were fortunate to have an officer that took quick action. >>> it's a law you might not and some say it could have saved a tow truck driver's life. there is a renewedert to raise awareness about -- renewed effort to raise aawareness about the move over law. a drun

petersburg, beau zimmer, 10news wtsp. four of the 12 students have already landed new jobs in the kitchen! pete culinary center plans to post updates on where their students are working... tracking the progress of their cooking careers. this next story of kindness-- is actually two stories in one. one from right here in tampa bay. another, hundreds of miles away. and 10 news anchor dion lim shows you how facebook brought them together. as if being a kid at the beach on the perfect fall day in st. pete wasn't enough. but and his sisters.are about to find out. someone else is here. .to make their day even brighter. little blake doesn't usually go to the beach. 57:06 he has no tailbone, it just ends.he has 4 rods and screws in his back, 2 on his feet, each foot on this day: tampa bay's makers united for children's hopeor "much" foundation batman is here to get him all pumped up! but the surprises don't stop here. heroes come in all shapes and sizes. this one's name, is tyler thompson. tyler has spina bifida himself. but his

in ybor, cr, 10news wtsp. the markets wednesday to news of the trump victory -- with the dow closing up more than 250 points. trump will be only the fifth president in history to win the white house, while losing the popular vote. students at many high school and college campuses also staged walkouts in protest of trump winning the white house. we sent 10 news reporter beau zimmer to u-s-f to talk with some of the bay area's youngest voters about the election. their responses are all over the board. from excited to scared and every emotion in between we're hearing all types of reactions to the results of tuesday night's election. on the evening after the results finally sinking in, we wanted to hear from some of the bay area's youngest voters -- students at the university of south florida. we placed a dry erase board in the center of campus and asked students to sound off using one word to describe their thoughts on the result. from positive to negative and some who just weren't sure we got lots of responses.

and plant city, jonathan petramala, wtsp. >>> deadly shooting at an airport in oklahoma city. will rogers airport is back up and running after an airline employee was killed. 52-year-old michael winchester was shot outside the main terminal. he works for southwest airlines. his son played for the kansas city chiefs. thousaof to shelter in place. the airport was shut down as officers searched for the gunman. they found that gunmen dead in a truck in a parking garage. investigators say he killed himself. they believe this was premeditated but they are not saying how they might have known each other. >>> when you drink, drive and hurt someone or heaven forbid kill them, who is responsible? you? or the bar that served you the alcohol? that's what has people talking all over social media and in polk county one man's family thinks two bars are responsible for their loved one's death. it's could be difficult to prove. >> reporter: the fresh flowers on mulberry and see the pictures of paul wood and, jr. who was killed in a crash a year ago. johnstone was arrested for the crime, he was

hillary zeller for wtsp. >>> tracking storms and alerting you and protecting your family. it is time for 10 weather. >>> and our weather this time of year is great. lots of dry and warm air. stay with us and the last day start november and we will start on the dry side. it has been dry across the area and i don't see rain chances until friday as our next front the boundary from the northwest and even at that it is 20 to 30%. clear as can be and all of the rain that we saw in the keys is out of here. 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

is hunting again for a place his family and little jada can lie their heads and call home. 10news wtsp. >> detectives say there could still be more victims. if you have had any deals with patricia lamp, contact the pasco sheriff's office. >>> our governor met with the president-elect and governor scott flew up to new york to spend time with mr. donald trump. this comes as scott says he is considering running for the u.s. senate. he tweeted a couple of photos saying, it's great seeing my friend. scott was re-elected back in 2014, but is limited by law from seeking another term as florida's governor. >>> traffic signal trouble in an intersection in clearwater. it's in the spotlight after a string of serious crashes. our road warrior hilary zalla spoke to a woman who has seen them all and is pushing for a change to the traffic lights. >> reporter: there have been three crashes in the past week and a half at the intersection of countryside boulevard in clearwater. a woman has been trying to get the signals changed ever since months ago. she contacted me after feeling she wasn't being heard

to get a closer look a our free 10 news app or wtsp dot com. florida voters overwhelmingly approving medical marijuana. 10 news reporter jonathan petramala was at a watch party with pot proponents as the results rolled in. faces lit up early election night... medical marijuana passed in a big way some eyes though were also clouded with tears. petro's teenage son branden developed autism six years ago. it's why she became one of the faces of amendment two. her family isn't the only story here that has to be shared with tears. after narrowly missing the 60- percent threshold to become a constitutional amendment two years ago, pot proponents say they now will focus on the politicians whose job now is to we are continuing to take a look at some of the other results. this is one a lot of you were talking about.. amendment one did not pass. the amendment needed 60% to be written into the constitution, it only got 51%. amendment 3, which guarantees tax exemptions for disabled first- responders, passed with an overwhelming 84 percent of the vote. and a

shannon valladolid, 10news wtsp. >> and a live look right now. a protest going on at lake eola in orlando. from what we understand, about 1,500 people responded to a facebook call to attend this rally. this is going on we will continue monitoring it to see if it turns violent as we have seen some of the protests across the country. >>> meantime, you can be the first to know about president- elect trump's transition development. you can get alerts sent straight to your phone through our free 10news app. >>> right now a wife wants justice. her husband was shot and killed while working at a gas station in lake wales. the people who killed him still have not been caught, and she cold. 10news polk county newsroom reporter grady trimble shows you the toll it's taking on the victim's family. >> reporter: people who shop here say along with more than just a clerk, he was a friend. now the person who knows him best is asking anyone who has information about his murder to come forward. >> so many time i ask the police, he's okay? but they say i don't know.

in land o lakes jenny dean, 10 news wtsp. by the way -- vote no on 2 says those calls should have started going out at 3pm on sunday.. not 3 am. we are now hearing from the man responsible for the worst mass shooting in u-s history. the gunman murdered 49 people inside of the pulse nightclub. a judge ordered the city of orlando to release the 9-1-1 calls. the first one came in at 2-35 a-m throughout the 3-hour-long standoff-- a police negotiator repeatedly tries to get him to share information on what's going on inside the club and to come out peacefully. he said his attack was "revenge for a u-s air strike"-- that killed an isis leader. eventually-- police broke through a wall in the club... and killed him in a shootout. there are 232 other 9-1-1 calls -- made by victims of the massacre. the city of orlando doesn't want them released -- saying you can hear people suffering and dying. the judge will listen to each call-- and will then decided wether they should be released. everything on the line this week. last night, 10news

in beverly hills, casey cumley, 10news wtsp. >> that is incredible. casey will get answers for that driver right there. i am so glad he wasn't in the neighborhood. kruse are working to -- crews are working to repair the road. >>> a veteran explains his side of the story after a restaurant manager took away his free meal. why the popular chain is scrambling to make things right. >>> we are starting to see holiday decorations pop up all over town. is it too early for christmas we traveled the world sampling the best cheese for two reasons one, to bring them all back for you to enjoy and two, we got to each a bunch of really good cheese along the way. publix deli specialty cheese. over 36 varieties to fall in love with. >>> welcome back. you are taking a live look outside at clearwater beach. it's monday. it's cloudy. it's cold. but it doesn't get relatively cold for us. meteorologist bobby deskins is also tracking some showers. he is gonna tell us when we're gonna see the sun again, i hope no we are counting down. nine days until thanksgiving, which mea

search wtsp 10 news in the app store now. sure, you could sit around all night waiting for a pizza to be delivered. but wouldn't making it yourself be a lot more fun? it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. [music] no, no, no, no, re too. angel soft. the holidays don't officialy begin, until ime t make: flaky, delicious, piping hot things. golden brown and sticky things. fresh out of the oven, why can't they cool things? new things, old things. and blink and they're gone, those went fast things. make the oven one of the things they're most excited to open. a teenager competing in the miss minnesota u-s-a pagaent is wearing her hijab throughout competition. she is the first to do this in the pageant's history. the 19 year old says wearing more modest clothing makes her feel most like herself. now she wants to inspire others...letting them know they don't have to show skin...to be beautiful. coming up on

petersburg, garin flowers, 10 news wtsp. poverty law center says about 40 percent of the cases happened at schools. we have that full report on our website -- wtsp dot com it's going to be a tough day for law enforcement across the country. three officers were shot on sunday. one of them died. the two others, including one officer from the sanibel police department are recovering. sanibel is just southwest of fort myers beach. police say officer jarred ciccone was shot in the shoulder during a traffic stop. he has since been released from the hospital. police say the suspect drove by the officer and shot him while he was working with another driver. he was in his patrol car at the time. the suspect was taken into custody shortly afterward. another death rocked the first responder community this weekend. a firefighter in savannah, georgia died after a rescue on the river. shocking cell phone video shows people scrambling to get out of the water and find their loved ones across the river collapsed. dozens were hurt. firefighte

in pinellas county, jonathan petramala, 10 news wtsp. we're hours away from the 90th macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city. for one local familythe parade has special significance, decades in the making. sure, this could be a great storyabout the newsome high school marching band and color guard. a story about their hard work. 51:33 we had band camp over the summer and we'd be here for 12 hours! to make it as one of the 8 bands in the nation.and only band from florida, to perform in the macy's thanksgiving day parade. 51:06 i'm super excited for it, we have a bunch of great people here who help us prepare for this big moment that many of us. most of us won't be able to live this moment again. but this is no ordinary story. it's a story starting with william tucker. 52:33 i play the alto saxophone for more than a year and a halfsince william was in 7th grade.he's been looking forward to representing newsome on a national stage. 55:08 we want to make our state, our city and our community proud by doing the best job we can! but on

in st petersburg, jonathan wtsp. president obama jonathan petramala, 10 news wtsp. president obama invited "21 americans to the white house" on tuesday and presented them with the medal of freedom -- the nation's highest civilian honor. among those recipients was ellen degeneres -- who teared up while receiving the honor. she was recognized for her decades of activism and contributions to pop culture. but she almost didn't make it. earlier she tweeted that she was stuck outside the white house because she forgot her i-d. this is president obama's last medal of freedom ceremony. he has now given out the president in u-s history. we have a lot to get to coming up at 5 on 10 news this morning... ian is in the newsroom with a few stories we're working on for you. it's a debate every year at thanksgiving, does eating turkey really make you sleepy? experts weigh in on that tired feeling you get once you finish dinner with your family. a very unusual police call in philadelphia. people captured this escape on video of a bull barreling down the street. we are working on all

search 10news wtsp on facebook. tampa bay is amazing. i work here, i raise my kids here, i could use a hand. hey! we hear you! it's why a-a-r-p is supporting lyarivers like you with free tools and resources. and we're making our community an even better place to live, work and play for people of all ages. if you don't think "this is right for me" >>> "10news at 5:30" starts right now. >> good evening. i am courtney robi. protests have broken out all over the country and even right here in the bay area. >> from los angeles to knoxville, students marched and shouted protesting the outcome of this election. crowds gathered near usc while a love trump hate rally attracted others at ucla. university of tennessee students chanted. racism has got to fall.

>>reporter: in lakeland, grady trimble 10news wtsp. >> the chritton 's say the ringleader is still out there .>>> we are in the home stretch, only hours until election day and a chance for donald trump made his push in florida with a rally and sarasota. more than 5000 supporters welcomed tim and -- robards arena. trumps all support from women, latinos, millennials and african-americans. he reminded everyone about for him is a vote against the establishment that hillary clinton represents. >> we are fighting for every citizen government. i'm not a politician. my only special interest is you.>> he headed to north carolina and pennsylvania and he will be joined by mike pence later to rally in new hampshire and michigan. >>> hillary clinton just wrapped up in michigan and is we have a reporter in st. pete. it's more quiet out there now.>>reporter: you are watching and do sought a different situation at 5:00. things wrapped up. joe biden and jimmy buffett giving speeches asking people to go and vote for hillary clinton tomorrow. look at this crowd, there's about 2000 people to see jimmy buf

in sarasota, isabel mascarenas, 10news wtsp. >> bechler will be doing the first phase of his two-year- long study the week before christmas. >>> florida tourism is on track for a record year in 2016 despite the threat of the zika virus and two hurricanes hitting the state. the governor announced 85 million tourists visited florida in the first nine total ever. the governor gives lots of credit to visit florida, the state's tourism marketing arm. >>> families around the bay area are making plans for their thanksgiving meal, and the salvation army is providing the main course for many. volunteers helped the salvation army in st. petersburg with a giveaway of about a thousand turkeys this afternoon. families in need just drove up with their cars to receive thanksgiving staple. several people tell 10news it's been a tough year money-wise and getting a turkey really helps them. >> it means a warm meal for our family, which is something we need right now. and it means that we get to be as a family for thanksgiving, which makes us very happy. >> salvation army units around the tampa bay area

live tonight in tampa, eric glasser, 10news wtsp. >> earlier tonight we asked about your thoughts on the thousands of people protesting trump's presidential victory. you voted for the past hour or so, and here are the results on the bottom of your screen. almost 900 of you kept into this poll. a whopping 85% of you think it's dividing our country. our next live poll is just about ten minutes away. >>> president obama welcomed his successor to the white house today for their first formal meeting ever. but before touching down in d.c., trump departed laguardia airport on board his private plane, receiving an elaborate water salute. president obama and president- elect trump spent 90 minutes talking today in the oval office. the president says he focused on a peaceful transition of do everything we can to help you succeed because if you succeed, then the country succeeds. >> i very much look forward to dealing with the president in the future, including counsel. >> also today vice president joe biden met with his successor indiana governor mike pence. now, you can count on us to monitor

in tampa, eric glasser, 10news wtsp. >> the thumb drive warning is so new, experts say it could take up to ten years for them to figure out how to protect drives like that from malicious software. tech website cnet calls ransomware the hottest hacking trend the average ran some demand to get your files back 300 bucks, but even then you might not get them back. we cannot stress this enough. back up your files, and often. >>> now to something that's got you speaking up online and at the dinner table. a star wide receiver for the bucks takes issue with president-elect donald trump. take a look at the moment we're talking about. you can see there the bucs players and the bears players hearts during the national anthem. on the right in the highlight there is wide receiver mike evans sitting down. his eyes looking too the ground. a bunch of fans booed in the stands, and one man was so upset over that he actually set his mike evans jersey on fire after the game on his grill. only on 10news now adam james says he won't support the bucs player any more, especially since this game is dedicated

in pasco county casey cumley 10news wtsp. good boy. kisses. if you're interested in adopting clinton-- he's available at "pasco animal services"-- along with many other "bipartisan" dogs and cats. thousands of guests and employees had to evacuate the paris las vegas casino/hotel thursday when a contractor accidentally cut into the main power line. here's more on what happened. nats :14 "this could be one of the most bizarre things what happened. nats :14 "this could be one of the most bizarre things i've ever seen in my life." shakala a pitch black paris. 00;53;50 jason creffield / hotel guest "i did not think i was going to have to deal with this, especially at paris. it's one of our first days here..so i want to enjoy it." shakala the entire hotel lost power this morning... nats :17 "atm's are down. everything is down." shakala after a contractor working in the hotel's basement accidentally cut broome / caesar's entertainment "it's frustrating for us but it's much more frustrating for our customers who have spent good money to spend the nigh

just search wtsp in your device's app i've been thinking... this might be the one thing in the world you pull apart to come together. >>> i don't know if anybody told you, but today is cyber monday. you have a little less than seven hours to shop your heart's content out online. we want you to take va will. on wtsp.com/votenow you can tell us what you're doing over there. >> yeah. we are curious about this. are you spending maybe less than 150, more than 150, or maybe you're just boycotting it and spending nothing at all. while you vote, here is something you may not know. cyber monday kicked off in 2005 by a division of the national retail federation. brilliant on their end. since then we have heard this common complaint. chris writes in to say cyber monday apparently means waking up to emails from any company i ever bought anything from in the last decade. isn't that the truth? ashlyn tweeted, deleting hashtag cyber monday emails so fast. ugh. so tempting. finally, ted clearly had enough, saying sorry, i have to cancel our meeting, i have a

in hillsborough county, garin flowers 10 news wtsp. in pinellas county, deputies shot and killed a county, deputies shot and killed a man saturday night after they say he charged at them with a knife. this happened on 64th street in lealman. deputies say they saw 49 year old john ze-mola behind the wheel of his pickup truck -- crashing into his wife's car -- while also taking out the front pillar of their house. when they tried to confront him to get him to stop...he allegedly said quote -- "you're going to have to kill me". police say they've uncovered more evidence now that they've captured a serial killer in spartan- todd kolhepp was back in court sunday for the second time in 48 hours, facing new charges of four counts of murder. the charges are connected to a case that has remained unsolved since 2003. four people three men and a woman- were found shot to death inside a motor sports store. the county sheriff says kolhepp admitted to the crime, revealing details only the killer would know. kolhepp, a 45 year old real estate agent -

pinellas county, wtsp. >>> the first election day voters actually head to the polls in just about 55 minutes. three tiny new hampshire towns vote at midnight. for all your election day returns, join us on wts p.com and the 10 news app. you can also watch our expert analysis on facebook live. that is tomorrow night at 7. >>> new information tonight, a third body has been found on the property of an south carolina. forty-five-year-old todd kumet is charged with killing four people more than a decade ago at a motor-vehicle shop. he was arrested after a woman was found chained like a dog in a storage container on his property. he's also a suspect in at least three other murders, and facing numerous charges. investigators will continue their search of the property tomorrow. >>> an unusual -- out of new york city. the woman you see here being taken into custody after ce of a subway train in times square. the 46-year-old victim was killed. police say the suspect has a history of psychiatric issues, and is being investigated for a similar attack last month. >>> well the numbers are startling

in seminole, garin flowers 10news wtsp. >> he's part of the team! >> way to go, nate! when he finishes high school he wants to be a game developer. >> his family was there tonight and couldn't be more proud to see him get the opportunity he worked so hard for. >>> tracking storms, alerting you, protecting your family. >> i love that story. we talked about a chance for rain later tonight and here it is. s chances for the coast which is sutras, hernando and pasco county. heavier and parts of pasco now and as a result some of these will come into eastern parts of hillsboro. wesley chapel, most of the east of i-75 and zephryhills showers coming through right now. the should lighten up next 5 to 10 minutes. plant city around 11:39 and brandon at 11:45 if it holds together. this line will get better as it drop southward. i don't expect to see that much rain but a couple of sprinkles for sure especially east of i- 75 in hillsboro. in hernando just a sprinkle coming up but that's falling apart. in hudson, best chance and midnight and tarpon springs if it holds together it will

grady trimble, 10news wtsp. >>> tracking storms. alerting you. protecting your family. it's time for 10weather. >> a quarter after six on our thursday evening. stormtracker 10 is showing a couple of light sprinkles out there. this is the variety that we have seen over the last couple of days, but overall coverage now is actually a little less than what we have been seeing. a few more for pasco, hernando and citrus county than what we have seen. h riverview to ruskin, a little sprinkle went through the area but most of that will move off to the west of the i-75 corridor. westchase a little shower. then you can see over the center span of the howard frankland bridge that's falling apart heading towards the feather sound area and then the shower that's out over the bay south of macdill will likely stay there. hernando county. if you are in hudson a small chance for a sprinkle coming in from springhill. even the one near there is moving out that have area and the one north of brooksville will likely dodge downtown. looking pretty good. what rain we see between now and 6:30

pete, 10news wtsp. >> congratulations. >> yes. i am always impressed. they wake up so early for these things. >> yeah, they do. >> those kids all get out there. >> yeah. >> two weeks ago they didn't have auto school on friday. they were there. >> they still went. >>> we got a great weekend, guys, coming up. a lot going on. the weather is perfect. it's a front. it's fresh air. it's not quite as cool as two weekends ago. it's going to be cooler than you know what it will be? it will actually be what it should be for this time of the year, which is 80, 81 degrees. we have been running 85, 86, 87 degrees. there is downtown st. pete. obviously the marina. it's going to be crowded this weekend with the wine and food festival going on. beer night's tonight. head on out. fantastic out there. 78 right now in st. pete. 80 across the bay in tampa. same thing in sarasota. lakeland's checking in with 79 degrees. so new port richey, look at this, st. pete, clearwater, new port richey, brooksville, crystal river all in the upper 70s with the wind that's coming in off

isabel mascarenas, 10news, wtsp . >> i think a lot of people want one now. you might think this cool technology would cost thousands of dollars you can get one of these for about $900. >> christmas. >>> absolutely. now i know. when you are looking offshore you go to your gps numbers and now you just throw that thing over good to go. we felt some showers. we talked about it yesterday with a couple sprinkles coming through. it is very light there is some witty enough -- wet enough for the roads. there are a couple showers. let's start in the seven parts of hillsboro county. this sprinkle comes through and that is gone to the east of welcome. the other shower is right across the secondary plan over top of it and this is very light rain moving out of the center area. one already crossed the northern and the sky here comes the second one of the bay. we have a quick sprinkle and there is a chance for another one in a half-hour or so. one little shower moving right of the manatee river back toward bringing 10 and we cannot rule out a sprinkle -- braden 10 in the ca

petersburg, garin flowers, 10 news wtsp. the southern poverty law center says about 40 percent of the cases happened at schools. we have that full report for you at wtsp dot com this week, you're not going to like this. about 500 airport workers at chicago o'hare are threatening to strike today. it will be one of the busiest airports this thanksgiving, so a strike there could have an impact on flights across the country. good news if you're driving to see family for thanksgiving, gas prices are falling! take a look.. the average price per gallon nationally is 2.14.. while in florida, it's 2.11. across tampa bay, you'll see per gallon. triple a says depending on where you go, you're likely to see gas prices fall below two bucks! you may want to check your fridge this morning -- because a popular kind of hummus has been recalled. sa-bra is recalling many of its containers of hummus because of possible listeria contamination. here's what you'll want to look for: if your container has a "best before" date anytime between now and

. >> reporter: in manatee county ies beal bell mascarenas 10 news wtsp. >> the manatee supervisor of election says provisional ballots are counted after winners are announce and so are military votes that can arrive up to 10 days after election. >>> data shows there's not official take this very seriously. 10 news bill buck shows you took your questions to pinallas county supervisor of elections. >> we have seen a hand full of cases of voter fraught around the state and we know how critical florida will be what can you say to concerned voters. >> it's unfortunate when you get the isolated incidents that cause vote heers to give pause and concern to the election process. there's lot of checks and balances in place and to prevent situations like this. and like i said it's unfortunate in situations like this when they happen you have so many voters in the state and around the country this one or two incidents have an effect on everybody rushes there have been two arrests already in my- -everybody. >> reporter: there have been two arrests all right. you mentioned the checks and balances

trump a chance in st petersburg, jonathan petramala, 10 news wtsp. a different protest happened at raymond james stadium sunday and some fans were upset by evans decided to sit during the national anthem, in protest of president elect donald trump. after the game evans explained his reasoning. colin kapernick's protest began. bucs fan adam james lit his evans jersey on fire after he got home from the game. in manatee county -- a boat fire off coquina beach sent smoke billowing into the sky. we're told a family had to be rescued from the boat. no word yet on what started that fire. meanwhile...a terrible diving accident in pinellas county - that left a woman dead and her husband in the hospital. blaise gamba and her husband william were diving five miles off of madeira beach saturday afternoon when blaise started having a medical emergency on their boat. william flagged down another boater for help - who performed cpr on the woman. but by the time marine deputies and paramedics were able to get to her william became unconscious. investigators believe

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in belleair, jonathan petramala, 10 news wtsp. we have a lot to get to coming up at 5 on 10 news this morning. allison is in the newsroom with what we are working on this morning. an american some really frustrated passengers. after flying for six hours, the plane had to go back to the airport where it took off. why the plane had to turn around. and james corden has booked his next carpool karaoke guest. who will be riding shotgun through the streets of new york city. we are working on all those stories, plus ashley has your forecast and hilary is checking out a few hot spots right now. we'll get you ready to head out the door. that's all coming up in 20 minutes. still ahead on 10 news early morning... 10 investigates the high cost of prescription drugs and where the drug companies are putting all that money. and you won't believe what happens next! why tame frizz-prone hair with smoothing care. whole blends by garnier. smoothing haircare. enriched with coconut oil & cocoa butter extracts. nurtures and protects for naturally-beaut

in largo, garin flowers 10 news wtsp. thanksgiving can be lonely when u' thanksgiving can be lonely when you're away from loved ones... and right now, six thousand american service thanksgiving in iraq. but thanks to the army's cooks, they're still getting a taste of home. troops at a base near the islamic- state held city of mosul...got to enjoy a game of american football. and the cooks whipped up a traditional thanksgiving feast...with turkey, stuffing, pumpkin pies, and eggnog...to make it feel more like home. one of the cooks says she's thankful for her grandfather - who was also a military cook...and inspired her to enlist. a passion to serve their country...in many different ways...has led them half way across the world, and into the battle to defeat isis extremists. we're thankful for their service. we have a lot to get to coming up at 5 on 10 news this morning.. allison is in the newsroom with a we told you the story about a grandma that accidentally sent the wrong text and ended up inviting a stranger for thanks

in tampa, 10news, wtsp. >> and if you have a school you'd like us to feature send us an email. tell us what makes your school unique in the tampa bay area. >>> alerting you. protecting your family. it's time for 10weather. >> all right. quarter after 6:00 and it is a gorgeous sunset out there thanks in part to a little bit of smoke from those fires in georgia and north carolina and tennessee. that's why we have a little bit more of that haze that you may have seen today. a little bit more of an orange and pink to the sunset. hard to complain when it looks like that. temperature-wise it was nice. it was really nice. upper 70s to near 80 today. we are now falling back down to the low-to-mid 70s. we were a little bit warmer than average for many locations. some 60s on the map for brooksville and crystal river. six sis in safety harbor. always one of the cooler spots. generally in the upper 60s to near 70. same thing seminole, clearwater, tarpon springs. riverview 74 degrees. fishhawk about the same. there it is. that's the front that's coming through, and there is actually some pr

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jennifer titus 10news wtsp. election results start rolling in. watch election coverage tonight including candidates making campaign stops.>> local polling places are getting ready for a big turnout.>> we want your thoughts with just one day left to go, grab your phone or your tablet and logon to www.wtsp.com /vote now. >> you can see the website on the bottom of your screen. >> the firsqu candidate do you think will benefit the most from early voting in florida? early voting numbers hit a high during -- 6 1/2 million people voted early. that's more than half of all registered voters in florida. you won't see any of the results until tomorrow. we do know, early voting break down by party. 40% democrats, 38% republican votes will help the most? the results have been coming in and our poll found, right here you are seeing it, 67% overwhelming majority say hillary clinton. 33% for donald trump. keep voting on tran13/vote now. we will ask another question and just a few minutes.>>> one last big push for candidates. clinton and trump are hitting the bi

bobby lewis, 10news wtsp. >> and everyone is a princess for the day. >> i love that. i mean, this is madison's birthday, and she turned it into something so much more. kudos to her. that is awesome. madison planned that party months in advance and even read a book to the other kids. it was written by a child entrepreneur entitled quote a princess for a day. >>> got to meet her at the station. that girl is going places, guys. wonderful person to have in our community. that's for sure. i know we are trying to see the big moon out there, but mother nature's saying no to us because of this cold front in the area. cloudy skies will continue, and this is what i'm tracking right here. this batch of rain is going to pinellas into central and southern hillsborough county over the next couple of hours. most of it is light sprinkles, but some of it is light rain. we really need that because we have been so dry. so let's just let it take time as it moves across the area this evening. heaviest so far on the nature coast. by nature coast that means pasco, hernando and citrus county

in tarpon springs, beau zimmer, 10 news wtsp. we have a lot to get to coming up at 5 on 10 news this morning.. ian is in the newsroom with a few stories we're working on for you. a lot of unanswered questions this morning surrounding the entertainer e he abruptly canceled his tour...and is now in the hospital. we are helping you shop for the holidays. from star wars to voice activated drones and a high tech barbie dream house...experts pick out the hottest toys for the holiday season. we are working on all those stories, plus ashley has your tuesday forecast and hilary is checking on your up in 20 minutes. still to come here on 10 news early morning toys r us is pulling a toy off its shelves after a scary and for all you friendsgiving hosts, in who you want, not who you must. serve a turkey, don't serve a turkey. bring classic flaky crescent rolls, or not so classic pizza sticks. and don't forget something sweet, and golden brown fresh from the oven. set the table,ethe coffee table, set no table at all. the only rule to follow on

in the future of flight will in tampa, jennifer titus, 10news, wtsp. >> that would be so fun. you want to wait for the plane to be available and you can get licensed now for the aircraft. it takes less than three weeks in the airport has rental planes available. for more information go to our website at www.wtsp.com and our free 10news app. >> tracking storms, alerting you, protecting your family. it is time >>> that would be a good gift for someone. >> and my birthday is coming up too. >> look at how gorgeous. >>> we had a few extra clouds and the kind of dark in the sky today for just a couple sprinkles ending now making for a beautiful sunset. all right. here we go. this is a look at storm tracker 10 right now. most of us are dry but we have eastern and of the courtney campbell causeway. that should fall apart with a sprinkle over toward safety harbor. this has moved offshore and we are rain-free at this point. then the last pic shower that we had is almost gone. it barely made it to i-75. it is looking good right now along the corridor. so we heavy showers coming in on the

petersburg, mark rivera, 10news wtsp. >> all want to unite together. again we have been asking you what you think, and on the bottom of the screen -- you heard from mark and the folks that he spoke with saying it isn't so black and white. but on the bottom of your screen you can see the results of our poll asking to you think the trump protests are dividing or uniting the country? 85%, that hasn't really moved, say they are dividing the wtsp.com/votenow. we will check on these results again on "10news at 6". >>> distracted or a murderer? right now jurors are considering whether a georgia father should be held responsible for leaving his small toddler in a hot car. now, for three days now jurors have been going through more than 1,000 pieces of evidence and considering the testimony of about 70 witnesses in the ross harris trial. that's it right there. now, a verdict could come down at any minute. we will keep court isn't convening tomorrow due to veterans day. >>> there has been no recall, but drivers of large suvs say their gms are making them sick. a

beau zimmer, 10news wtsp. coming up at 5 on 10 news this morning.. allison is in the newsroom with what we are working on this morning. new evidence this morning surrounding the death of amelia earhart. why researchers believe this new evidence supports the theory that she did not die in a plane crash. big news this morning about actor johnny depp. the movie franchise you will soon be seeing him in. we are working on all those stories, plus ashley has your wednesday forecast and hilary is checking on your roads. that's all coming up in 20 minutes. coming up next on 10 news early morning.... we have 5 more hidden fees...and how to beat them. of faith into a new career that'll make you happy at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. in an affordable dream kitchen that works as hard as you do. this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are glutenre violet, and many others are enjoying their first at ikea, w

garin flowers, 10news wtsp. >> the city couldn't tell us if anyone would be fined for posting that sign. >>> a break in polk now where deputies have made an arrest in a deadly hit-and-run from over the weekend. they say the man who hit and killed a woman and badly hurt a deputy is in custody tonight. deputy adam pinal was helping a woman after she crashed her car into a tree on a dark stretch of state road 60 in lake wales. median and the driver took off. we will learn more about the person arrested in just about an hour, and of course bring i the latest on air and online at wtsp.com. >>> okay. if you want to avoid the lines on election day, remember early voting ends on sunday. you might be surprised to find out how many people have already done it. get this. in florida alone this many, almost 5 million of you voted early. that means more than a third of extra voters have already cast their ballots. to put that in perspective, check it out, that's enough people to fill up raymond james stadium 73 types. >> reporter: we know you have questions about your vote. early voters in florida, t

. >> reporter: in sarasota, isabel mascarenas, 10news wtsp. we asked more than a dozen voters to give us their one- word opinion about this election and no one had anything positive to say. >>> there are about a dozen federal holidays and now there is a push to add one more. why some say you should get paid to vote. >>> it looks like a simple box of pizza, but the pie ordered all the way from new jersey helped change the day for a amendment 1 is endorsed by florida's firefighters... because it does solar the right way. amendment 1 protects consumers from scams, and unsafe solar installations. putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in th