bulging heap of trash... is about to collapse on their loved ones' graves. scare in the air. a pilot was about to land on a busy airport when he spotted a drone right in his path. law enforcement is being investigated statewide after a new study released that black motorists are being ticketed twice as as much as white motorists. good morning and welcome to "10 news early morning." i'm ian reitz.. lets get a look at #10weather with meteorologist

this morning -- we're getting answers for our "10news viewers"... we're getting answers for our "10news viewers"... some are upset that a growing pile recyclables at waste management's sarasota facility is ready to give-way onto graves at galilee cemetery. 10 news reporter kendra conlon is

problem to rest. 15-21 52-59 this is where felicia redden williams loved ones, lost. where they lay... this is what she and her family it appears, neighboring company waste managment is pushing piles sky high... bending the fence... breaking posts. in other spots - there are gaping holes. next door we found trucks and equipment adding to the mounting problem. dawn mccormick says waste management's added more workers to get on top of the overload from the holidays and snowbirds. and says our story's prompting the company to bring in more equipment first thing in the morning

on the fence.. and families. in sarasota, kendra conlon, 10 news wtsp family members tell us-- they now plan to work with the newtown community to help clean up the entire historic cemetery. an american airlines pilot was about to land at miami international airport when he spotted a drone right in his flight path. the flight from chicago was just 500 feet above the ground on final approach... when it happened.

designated as "no fly zones" for drones. u-s senator bill nelson released a statement about the incident saying quote "finding a way to implement the technology needed to prevent this kind of dangerous situation near our nation's airports will be one of my top priorities." new information out of sarasota... after 8 hours of public comment on wednesday, the county commission approved an ordinance banning the retail sale of dogs & cats from commercial breeders. they're commonly known as puppy mills. the county joins 40 other local governments in the state with bans. it takes effect in a year. the "american civil liberties union" is calling for an investigation of law enforcement statewide. this comes after the group released a new study finding that in 2014 florida law enforcement ticketed black motorists for seatbelt violations nearly twice as much as white motorists. the report states tampa police officers issued 575 seatbelt citations to black motorists and 549 white motorists in 2014.

people made up only 23-percent of the tampa population.# the a-c-l-u report noted while studies show blacks are slightly less likely noted while studies show blacks are slightly less likely to wear seatbelts-- it did not explain the "ticket discrepancy." last year-- 10 investigates took and closer look at "tampa police's ticket and arrest numbers." to see past investigative reports-- and the aclu study head to wtsp dot com. time now for headlines around the nation and the world. this is your 60 second scan. ammon bundy and seven of his "militia members" are facing federal felony charges. they were arrested tuesday night....and will remain in jail...after a deadly shootout with f-b-i agents and oregon state troopers. federal agents have surrounded the national wildlife refuge...where more

the seige. but wednesday night, bundy urged them to stand down and go home. the american red cross needs your help! there is an "emergency need" for blood and platelet donors. donations will help boost the supply...diminished by the weekend's snowstorm. the storm canceled more than 300 red cross blood drives in 20 states. it also followed the "holiday season"...when blood donations typically drop off. and medical marijuana will once again be on the ballot in florida. election officials say the group "united for care" gathered enough petitions to give voters a second chance to have a say in this hotly debated issue. the amendment will need 60- percent of the vote... to pass in november. last time around.. it fell short by a little less...than 3- percent. "tampa fire rescue"-- has a new lifesaving tool. the first assessment stabilization team or "fast" puts paramedics on bicycles. they can easily maneuver through large crowds where vehicles can't go.. in case of an emergency.

"35-pounds"-- of lifesaving equipment. the pedaling paramedics were tested this past weekend at the "gasparilla children's parade. " they were able to quickly get to 4 people-- in need of emergency medical help. going above and beyond. a saint pete couple says-- a police officer is their hero. he saved them after a man took their credit card and ran. 10news reporter courtney robinson shows you what this officer did-- to help some seniors-- in need. five 1906 because there's not many people like him -- it . but for debbie and james poole . difference. afternoon under the -- 518 51 he went above and beyond he really did -- james had just been

of several strokes he's spent the last few months in rehab. on the way home . debbie noticed they were running on empty. she stopped here at this shell station on fifth avenue north to fill up. -- 51703 i was gettin' gas and the card wouldn't work." -- a man nearby offered to help . he took the card and started asking questions. -- 517 18 is it a debit card a credit card what's the pin number and i no sooner said what's the pin number and he just took off running 28 -- debbie immediately thought. -- 517 33 we're screwed -- officer gaddis heard the call for help and responded. -- officer douglas gaddis responded there both pooles were just very upset and 14 it upset him -- it hit this officer. because james has officer gaddis called capital one and cancelled the out his own credit card. -- 53 and he put gas in my car because he knew i didn't have any money and he really helped us 1901 -- 52540 i don't consider this going above and beyond these are people who needed help and since day one i

people 47 -- not only helping the pooles get home, but reminding them that despite the bad they'd experienced . there's still good. -- crying 19:13 it's good to know there's people left like him 17 now if you saw anything today that you think would help -- call st pete police.## coming up at 5 on 10 news this morning...five people have been arrested in connection with three inmates who escaped a jail in southern california. an alarming warning this morning from doctors on the dangers of glaucoma. how you could be getting the disease and not even know it. as today marks 30 years since explosion of the space shuttle challenger, speculation still lingers on what could have been done to prevent this tragedy. coming up... just call this lady -- the exterminator! find out how looking for lice-- is landing her plenty of cash. and...a popular burger joint -- victimized. how you could also

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that has been a nightmare for years. it's actually a dream for some local businesses. lice removal companies have been popping up in the bay area...and are busier then ever. 10 news reporter jennifer titus tells you it's because lice

than ever. 848 "it was disgusting" 304 "itchy" 808 "it was horrible" nobody wants to admit it 910 "i was like five" but many of us have had to fight it. 749 i was in middle school when i first had lice spending dollar after dollar on over the counter shampoos 651 i had to lean over bathtub and comb all the lice out some even trying a more organic approach 1:24 we actually used vinegar those six legged parasites have made on human scalps since the beginning of time jen stand up---but now they are rid of. counter have become resistant to it in 22 here in florida 10719 places behind ears that's why michelle

says her business is crawling with customers 5337 unfortunately it is a booming business she owns lice away today in south tampa 10950 you cover each strand of hair and on an average will see around 80 cases a month but it's not cheap.. costing more than 150 dollars a treatment.. but it's guaranteed.. 5708 each case a family comes in so it could be one 2 3 people per case and while she loves helping people getting rid of the itch she says her goal is to help educate people about not getting it in the first place 5409 making sure hair is pulled backback packs are put on hooksheads are not touching each other many times kids are huddled around each other looking at an ipad and that's the number one way lice spreads 5514 2 to 3 percent of children in america have lice at any given times and with many schools laxing their policy's on licethat number isn't going down. when it comes to the bay area, only hillsborough and polk countyhave a no nit-policy. in sarasota and manatee youre allowed to have nits and in pasco county---they don't even have a policy they go by recommendations from the academy of pediactrics that says a child can finish the school day if they have lice before going home and being treated 10200 i appreciate that but if one child has lice in a classroom and keep that child in class itll spread cherry knows that with the

crawl she'll people's itch until up 10313 the parents have to be vocal. get lice again tell tell all your parents in tampa jennifer titus 10 news to learn more about "cherry's lice lice from your home once it's removed from your hair visit this story on our website wtsp dot com.. and click on the seen on tv tab on the left hand side. wendy's is investigating a possible data breach at some of its restaurants across the country. the fast food chain says it learned of the fraudulent charges through payment industry contacts... reporting unusual activity on payment cards. customers are being asked to keep an eye out for any unauthorized charges on their debit or credit cards. the company has hired a team of cybersecurity experts and a

underway. wendy's operates over 6-thousand restaurants in over 28 countries. what would you do to get tickets to the super bowl? many people thought a denver man was willing to trade his house. but -- turns out - it was just a prank. brian lusk was getting non-stop calls after this ad was printed in the local papers. it reads "getting divorced. leaving her with nothing. will sell home for two tickets to the super bowl." someone even offered him 2 seats, 20 rows up.... first class airfare... and a suite for a hotel room. it wasn't for sale. the ad as a joke -- after the steelers and lost. lusk is now plotting his revenge. today we're learning about a story out of a woman trapped snow was found alive after three days in the blizzard. a neighbor who noticed she had been living in her car-- called the police her after the

to break a window to get to her... because she didn't want their help: the woman was hypothermic when they found her but she's going to be o-k. the car ran out of gas, so she was huddling inside blankets to stay warm... but she had run out of food. coming up... great news for back to the future fans. how you can get your hands on a brand new 2016 delorean! here's a look at what's coming up on 10 news and c-b-s tonight. starting at 8:00, the big bang theory, followed by life in pieces at 8:30. at 9:00, mom. at 9:30, angel from hell. at 10:00. elementary. thenn tune to 10 news at 11. don't forget to stay up for the late show with stephen colbert and his guests josh brolin and john dickerson, host of "face the nation." don't forget, you

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the 80's automobile made famous in the "back to the future" movies is now returning to the roadways. delorean motors announced it will make 300 replicas of its famed 1982 winged-door sports car. the new deloreans will cost close to 100-thousand dollars and are scheduled to go on

coming up on 10 news this morning... medical marijuana will once again be on the ballot in florida. this year, voters will have a second chance to have a say in this issue. we will have more on this controversial topic. a terrifying attack in new jersey. a racoon jumped on a little boy while he was walking to school, but a quick thinking good samaritan came to his rescue just in time. the san francisco police department announced how it plans to keep the public safe for super bowl week. what you can expect during the big game, next. ## we'll be back with another look at your weather and traffic, in three