three riots at local juvenile detention centers. two teens recently escaped. tonight we are learning how many 911 calls to these facilities are costing you, the taxpayer. good evening, bay area juvenile detention facilities are supposed to be putting troubled teens on the right path. >> tonight we have uncovered problems on the inside 911 calls for there is 10 of the state-funded facilities right here in the bay area all privately run by the company. tonight, 10news reporter kendra conlon is digging deeper into

burden on you to fix. >>reporter:we have seen the aftermath from riots. >> terry things off the walls >>reporter:fights and escapes caught on camera, inside bay area juvenile detention centers. arrested, accused of sex acts with a 18, leaders have been calling for change. >> the way juvenile justice is done in the state of florida, needs to undergo radical change. >>reporter:recently, two teens escaped from the tampa residential facility to -- through a hole in the fence only to be captured days later. two workers got fired, to others punished, is the latest in a long list of problems. we wanted to know just how many times police and deputies have been called out to these facilities. here's what we found at this columbus drive complex from 2012 or mid january 291 calls. 70% of the crimes -- cries for help turned out to be founded. reports of child abuse,

here at the academy from 2013- 2015 tampa police handled another 71 calls. >> i am certain that they are going to take a look at what you are questioning >>reporter:representative kathleen peters of the department of juvenile justice tommy with offenders having unlimited access to the dcs abuse hotline they expect every time there is an accusation of child abuse it will be investigated. >> we want to ensure that every child has the opportunity to make sure they are protected. it is significantly better than it was >>reporter:they have a plan to make sure and escape like this does not happen again. i asked the state for a copy and was told it is still being finalized. we will stay on topic. -- top of it. >> the governor has addition -- requested and additional $12.8 million to repair buildings,

prevention and intervention programs back in new jersey and on dry land, the 4800 passengers trapped on board royal caribbean -- royal caribbean and some of the seas. are finally back home. the coast guard suspects the damage caused by that major storm caused in the atlantic. >> we have been on the high seas trapped in our room for 17 hours. it was on a roller coaster, you cannot get ought of -- off of. >> passengers were told to stay in their cabins as they sailed into hurricane force wins winds and 3-foot seas on sunday. that storm was in the forecast before the cruise set sail, senator bill nelson is calling for a federal investigation. caribbean has apologized to passengers and said what happened exposed -- gaps in its planning system another round of recalls related to takata airbags is underway. the three largest german automakers are recalling 2.5

faulty airbags. these recalls involve newer model years, the problem is blamed for 11 deaths developing sap, the person suspected in a 20,000-dollar art heist caught on camera. now police believe they are closing in on this the thief. this is surveillance video of the man who took the sculpture from the collection. yesterday. officers say they have gotten evidence from the box, they found traces of dna including hair follicles. police are also still reviewing surveillance video taken from inside the museum. police are looking for leads and an in an animal cruelty case. a severely neglected dog was found this week outside of an autobody shop. >> i walked up to him and i seen him, you could tell that he was abused and neglected. >> 10news reporter jonathan found out about this body shops

, this abandoned dog name andre. specializes in dings and dents. >> mostly just refinishing and life. >>reporter:bringing something back to life -- like the biggest rack that was ever brought to the body shop sometime early monday morning. this dog named andre. >> you could see where the caller had worn through down to the skin. his bones were all showing him his toenails were like 2 inches long curled up >>reporter:this was no accident. >> he was pretty much chained up somewhere of and left to die >>reporter: for somehow for some reason this bulldog was brought here. >> no one knows i'm an animal lover, especially dogs. it was like he was purposely put here. >>reporter: animal control called -- told clark if they took andre he would likely be put down. remember, clark fixes rex. which is why he paid to have andre taken care of a

hospital. >> obviously andre is severely undernourished, food will fix that, his skin is a bad shape but shampoo treatments on lasers will help. amazingly what does not need to be repaired is his loving trust of humans. >> you would think that he would be passed off at every human being around, but he was not >>reporter:pinellas park police say if they ever found the person who neglected andre will likely face a felony >> we help so many will come forward, we know that the dog is in good hands and being cared for. >>reporter:four wheels, or for puppy pause, and pinellas county, jonathan, 10news trying to. >> there is a gofundme page to help with the care of andre. it has already surpassed its goal of $1500, but the vet says andre will need continuing care for some of the issues due to all of the neglect. we have a link right there in our website wtsp. com. time now for headlines around the nation and the world this is your 60 second scan.

killed during a shooting at a panera bread northeast of baltimore. the suspect was also killed. he was wanted in florida for assaulting a police officer in orange county the justice department is suing the city of ferguson, missouri to force police reform. the move comes after city leaders tried to amended settlement with the doj . the government says the ferguson police officers routinely violated the constitution. the field of gop hopefuls just got smaller after four showings in the new hampshire primary, today chris christie and carly fiorina suspended their campaigns. trump still leads the republican field some good news about airfares, for once domestic airfares are at their lowest. s ince 2010. the department of transportation says the average round-trip us ticket $372. that is the cheapest that it has been in six years. that is your 60 second scan. a clever law aimed at keeping intoxicated drivers off

include much more in the bay area. 10 investigates and covers a city of tampa ordinance that discourages drunk driving i banning tow trucks from patrolling bar and restaurant parking lot overnight. now, as investigative reporter tells us tonight, other communities wanted the protection, too. >>reporter:most of you would prefer that a bar or restaurant customers more to drink than expected they should staff the road, which is why elected officials and pinellas county are now telling us they would like to copy the ordinance the city of tampa has on the books. the ability to leave your vehicle, outside a bar or restaurant you patronize without the fear of an overnight toe, could lead more alternative ways home. and saint petersburg councilman now says he wants to bring a similar program to his side of the bay. >> we would need to use a version of their ordinance, but also some protection -- some system that allows people to leave their cars in the parking

parking >> is just like problems with predatory towing, state police have not issued a single citation in the last five years for violating the state telling lies. clearwater pd nero as well. the pinellas sheriff's office just one. the county's wrecker rules could use a refresh bradys are you working with the county commission on protecting the vehicles of drinkers to find alternative ways home. >> they should run the risk of -- shouldn't run the risk of having their cars towed, and the business should not call to have the car towed if the patron is there spending money. i think it's a good idea. >>reporter:help us continue to process forward by sharing your story and telling your elected officials about telling amnesty. 10 investigates. one of the hottest new health trends. making its mark on the bay area. what experts say about its safety, had. i could hear her screaming, help, help i can.

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is a hot new trend in health, juicing, but does it work. >>reporter: 10news morning anchor talks with experts about the popular juicing and weather it is safe for you. >>reporter:it is all the kreis everyone from hollywood to tampa bay's going liquid. over the last year david and tammy have been juicing every day. they started to just simply be healthy. >> the nice thing about juicing is you get a lot of fruits and vegetables in a serving of juice. that would probably be too many to consume at one time >>reporter: david says it has helped them lose weight but they have noticed other health benefits as well. >> you feel very good. you feel light. you do not feel bogged down by food, and it's really amazing, the cousin juice does move through your system so quickly that you just feel you have more energy, you just feel like you can get more accomplished in the morning. >> my skin definitely looks better. i used to get migraines, i do

so, if you've ever had one, that's huge. >>reporter:they come here to squeeze juice works in st. petersburg. the company make small makes small batches of fresh juice on site. >> where we slowly masticate the fruits and vegetables, and then we put a ton of pressure onto each product so that it and extract the juice that makes it more flavorful and a more nutrient dense product. >>reporter:amy is one of the owners, she gave us a behind the scene look of how they handcraft their juice. each jar has four-6 pounds of organic fruits and vegetables. they have a shelf life of t hree-four days before the nutrients start to break down. she's watching -- she has watched juicing grow in popularity. >> it makes them feel better and they continue doing it. >>reporter:january1 officially begins clancys and they run one day to five days. they have customer that has done one for 40 days. the old point is to start the

>> by giving your digestive system that brachii gives your body time to reset >>reporter:because there is no pasteurization process, is there any danger inducing? >> we do not recommend anyone going to juicing or a cleanser that arathi has a compromised system and they should speak to their doctor, or health practitioner before they embark on something like this clients. i don't think it's any more dangerous than having a solid in a restaurant >>reporter:tammy feels the same ways as she has not been sick in five years. >> it definitely helps build up your immunity and keep you strong. >>reporter:at the habit they plan to keep for a long time. >> it has definitely help me overall. i think long-term i will see health benefits from it. >>reporter:allison croft 10news trying to. >> if you have any health issues you need to talk to your doctor before you go on a juice c leanse. a test drive takes a scary turn. a woman hydroplane's, loses control, and crashes into a pond.

life-saving tool before, you this is exactly what a good samaritan used to free the woman from the submerged car near jacksonville. >> all of a sudden, the window crashed in, water came in, the man grabbed me. >> i just think god, do not let her die in my arms like this >> it's a miracle, i really want to thank him. it was so exciting to know that somebody cared so much. >> john said he had to break several windows to finally free the woman with the help of an off-duty deputy and another witness he was able to pull the woman to safety. she had only minor injuries, john says the center punch which he used to punch out the window rattled around in his car for 10 years, and this was the first time he has ever used it. now, everyone in his family is going to get one. i've showed you how to use a center punch how to get out alive from a emerged carpet you

hardwoods -- hardware store. they are inexpensive. but this life-saving information on a website wtsp. com. c, rattled around your car for 10 years and there -- bam >> we cross water everywhere we go. >> your tired typos out and you could be in the water in a heartbeat. all right, guys, already 30s out there. >> are we in florida? >> i last saw 36 degrees, brooksville 33, note the difference, 37 lakeland, but 51 saint pete, i was him and a little bit and show you, that is the difference of water versus land.

much more rapidly, and if you are bywater, water takes longer to heat up and cool down, it will take a little longer for areas touching the bay in the gulf beaches. 47 riverview, 39 plant city, 39 zephyrhills, i slid them up over a little bit so you can see all of the advisory so it's easy to read. i want to push it back to display what we are looking at. you would expect freeze warnings this time of year specially north of tampa that's what we have for citrus in hernando county. until 9 o'clock in the morning. what's unusual, and different for us, is not just that we have a frost advisory, we see those in the winter, it's how far south it runs, all the way most to fort myers right into southern sarasota, southern highland county and it's not much to this advisory. again, the more populated areas

county, west of i 75 not in this advisory. it just means if you put some good morning into plants or vegetation you either want to cover those, or know to bring them inside. the one benefit, you runners, you deal with so much heat and humidity all year long this will be a great morning for you. light winds, temperatures in the low 40s for the tampa area, a nice morning for a run. as long as that cold air is not burning your lungs. 38 plant city that is where we will settle for the night, not much more colder than we are now, 42 around tampa and the downtown area. 45 seminole, the freezing mark crystal river -- zephyrhills, two. pascoe county mid to upper 30s, but as soon as you get out of the suburbs don't be surprised to find 32-32 degrees -- 32-33 degrees. we could beast raping frost off

if you do not know -- own an ice scraper and are new to the area do not use your debit card it will snap just like that. you want to find an ice scraper or another means to get frost off if you do not have the luxury of a garage. 36 lakeland, 37 lake wales. here's the payoff. give me tonight to get the cold in and out of here. i got the winds down, the sunshine back, it will be a gorgeous, beautiful day, in the mid- 60s with the winds we have been dealing with the last couple of days, it will feel like close to 70 degrees. you actually get that on friday. 71 will be the high temperature, and the for saturday and sunday we will stay close to 60 degrees, next decent rain chance looking to be late monday night into early tuesday morning, and your valentine's day forecast for you sweetheart, who still believe in love and aren't dead inside. [laughter]

have a midday lunch date kind of thing again close to 70 degrees. hopefully a late night romantic dinner for you. 62, great night for valentines we will be back in raingear by late monday night. a lot of change coming -- change is changes coming in the next few days. we are always on your phone if you download that app wtsp, you never have to wait for a newscast or you can multitask just open that app on your phone today. raised newest hitters are in town, you will meet them tonight. it's playoff time for high

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it's time for baseball, for a while now and especially last year, fans and the media have been calling for some offense. more runs, somewhere, they didn't find jason heyward in the off-season but they did find a couple of guys who can help. and they could afford them. steve pierce adh, first race, outfield hybrid. did very well with the orioles, corey dickerson came over the jake mcgee trade for there were whispers that dickerson's numbers would be good and the dome can be tough for him. >> i really like the feel, a great group of guys, so far. you know, it's really different playing in a dome that outside. the ball travels well, and i enjoyed it today. >> i put some in the water, i don't know what it is, i hit the ball well here, it's one of those things somebody has a team they hid against every year -- >> let's hope he keeps the

the orioles may have made some key signings as the draft draws near. the cubs outfielder dexter fowler. suddenly the al east gets even tighter. this is kenna erickson back for his 20th season as head coach of uss's awful teams. the softball season opens for the usf boldness we can. a big tournament in tampa -- they are going to need everyone to contribute to this season to win. >> without the 22 parts, we are not going anywhere. everyone has to play at their top level for us to be very competitive team. that can go very deep in the postseason. okay, tampa catholic playing for there the to a soccer championship in melbourne tonight. came up a little bit short. they were down to-one and the second half. they tied it here on display.

but, with 16 minutes left, miami had their own nice play, alex stewart scored the game- winner. random everglades wins the to a state title. finally, that is neil goldman and his 29th year of coaching boys basketball at jesuit high. tigers trailed by 5.5. they went on a 17-to run to take over this game against lake wales. here is speedy dars for three, he'll lead the tigers with 16 points. on this one, the jumper no good but good hustle inside family green, jesuit beats lake wales 51-41 tonight. there you go. just the start of playoff basketball. the first round is tomorrow night and the next week. good stuff. more after the break, stay

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