reporter: bottom line, say experts, elections in states like florida are won by drawing crowds to the polls, not rallies, appealing to the middle ground which in this election. amazing. reporter: has been hard to find. eric glasser, 10news wtsp . . if trump rallies were drawing big crowds in blue states, that would be a more reli rivera live where hillary clinton just wrapped up her rally. mark, the big turnout in hillsborough county two weeks before the election, how important is this? reporter: you know what? clinton knows if she can win hillsborough county and tampa bay, she can make it nearly impossible for trump to win florida and that would put him out of the running for the election. they are taking down the stage donald trump up two points in the latest poll. still within the margin of error. listen to what hillary clinton has to say to her fans, her supporters here about how important their vote is. we can t make any of this happen if we don t have you
of it. i just looked over and there was a guy eating, just putting having a hamburger. let me give you a look. heading towards tampa, traffic isn t so bad this way. heading eastbound it s just a little bit more congested. but it doesn t take long when you are on this stretch of road anywhere on i-4 to find dangerous and distracted driving. we have been out here all day long, and let mo me show you one of the first things we caught on camera when we got onto i-4. you probably already guessed it. someone chatting on their phone. and that s what most of the people that we talked to today say is the most dangerous. other things we noticed as well, we were driving the speed limit, 70 miles per hour, but there were tailgaters. if you are driving 70, that s clearly not fast enough for many people who come up quick out of the lanes just so they can get a few seconds ahead of you. now, we did contact the florida department of transportation, and they say that 60% of the accidents al
it s dangerous because you lose focus all together on what you are supposed to be doing, which is driving. reporter: he helps businesses with their social media profiles. he first asks them to sign a pledge. while they are networking and going from event to meeting and meeting to event, safety is most important. we say these are the times you should be posting. reporter: it s not just when you are the one driving. wednesday s deadly crash shows a passenger using snapchat can be just as distracting. i t can assume the driver was distracted when the girlfriend was driving and saw it. it s not good for anyone. reporter: snapchat defends the app saying all users have to accept the disclaimer about safe use. some say that s still not enough. no surprise lots of you had lots to say about snapchat s snapchat really needs to get rid of this feature. too many people have got hurt and killed because of this stupid thing. young people do stupid things. jose writes such an
so today the person who did this would be in jail instead of out free roaming around able to do this to somebody else. reporter: hold on a sec. i want you no know that polk deputies arrested davis in 2009. he says if they were using dash cameras or body cameras it would have helped him stay out of jail. on this particular case, would we have liked to have cameras? we would like to have lots of cameras, but we didn t and we won t. he says s afford to buy cameras, install them and store the footage on them. he also has privacy concerns. detectives are left asking the killer or anyone who knows the killer to come forward. in polk county, grady trimble, 10news wtsp. again crime stoppers is offering a $10,000 reward if you know anything about this hit-and-run crash on state road tips. it s the last full week of campaigning for donald trump and hillary clinton. the fbi is scouring through thousands of new emails found on a laptop used by clinton s aide. they are trying
i did digging and traced the donation from stoney stark llc- - tony stark llc and other llc named after movie characters to one guy under florida law, he can only donate up to a thousand bucks of his own money to a campaign. but he can donate a thousand more dollars from each of the llcs. so far between all of them, the total is around 9,000 dollars. a loophole you might say. reporter: he doesn t see it that way. he job and we want to make sure he has the best shot at it. reporter: belly townsend says he is glad the campaign is getting the money but would be open to campaign finance reform. i would happily embrace a system where political contributions are limited much more severely than they are. but that s not the system we have. reporter: for now he is embracing the system we have. in lakeland grady trimble, reflects florida election law. he is spending more than 50,000 dollars of his money on his campaign. one week from tonight, election results will be roll