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taylor swift's 1989 faces fierce competition for album of the year. going up against alabama shake's kendrick lamar, chris stapleton. on the weekend we asked your pick for the coveted award. kit has the results. >> let's get connected. social media has spoken. oscar says taylor swift brought us back to life with 1989. it is a. master piece. all right, oscar. wendy says taylor swift's album needs to win. she doesn't need kanye to make her famous. alabama shakes deserves the title great performens with even that's nice. >> i'm ready for adele. >> gonna kill. >> stay connected, join the conversation on access boarding pass. why it could make you an identity theft victim. >> developing tonight, the

killing a tow truck driver and fleeing the scene has come to an end. allison huffman was arrested at a friend's house in st. pete about two hours ago. troopers say she ran over the tow truck driver as he was trying to help a couple on the bridge. evan, how did the troopers catch up to huffman? >> reporter: well, chris, it was a tip call that came in shortly after 9:00, that huffman was at a friend's house in st. petersburg. take a look. this is the scene here. we just got this video in just a few moments ago. this is where they found her, the promenade apartments. st. pete took the tip in and sent fhp to pick her up. there is still a presence of stpd and state troopers. she has had three dui charges in the past. we don't know what charges he is going to face for this incident. we interviewed the couple who the tow truck driver was trying

side of the road and say that he helping. this is the car that huffman was driving when she hit the driver at around 2:00 this morning. the couple were broken down when perez saw them, stopped and offered a ride. when he was outside the truck, securing the hook to the front of the suv, that's when the troopers say the impact happened. the couple were in the cab of the tow truck when they heard the impact and they saw the dark car speed off. >> i heard something loud -- pow! it was terrible. >> the most compassionate caring people that i have had the privilege of coming in contact with. >> reporter: troop uponners say she was a licensed driver. it is unclear what charges if any she will face. we don't know where she was

headed and we don't know why she came to the heard rock here in tampa, which is where i am standing right now. we assume all of those details are going to come out over the next several days. we are in tampa. >> details that will come out in court. and we will follow it. you know, florida had a record number of hit-and-run accidents last year, which is why the highway patrol spent the day trying to raise awareness. there were 92,000 hit-and-run crashes in 2015 of those, 19,000 resulted in injuries and 186 took someone's life. if you leave the scene of an accident, you will be charged with a felony. an accident involving a death could mean up to 30 years in prison. >> mother nature never sleeps. we will get a reminder of that tonight. a line of storms in the gulf, headed for the bay area. some could be severe. let's check in on paul. >> it's going to be a busy night. we are tracking two lines of storms.

approaching the west coast. already areas of light rain onshore. there is another batch of storms moving to the east-northeast. the water off our coastline is very chilly, running 58 degrees. so i think some of this will weaken. if they don't, we may have some issues. this one cell, moving along rapidly to the northeast and this is rotating and could be a water spout, ongoing here in the gulf. we will be watching that because it is moving steadily towards the east-northeast and could be impacting our coastline. we will be watching that. if by chance, there is any watches or warnings from this cell or the squallline itself, i will be here throughout the evening, watching it. we will keep you updated through the social media and the skytower app. there is still a tornado watch up, including tallahassee and

it looks like the main threat is here along the coastline. the weather from tallahassee across the state line does not look severe to me. it's along the coastline. the rain extends all the way up to atlanta and snow and ice across the carolinas. more on the severe weather threat at 11:20. >> tonight, a suspected robber is off the streets, along with the weapon that he used to commit the crime. tonight, already, we have a success story. the 24-hours of announcing that gun bounty, crime stoppers got a tip that led to an arrest. crystal clark has the details. >> definitely. like the old saying goes, money talks. tampa police say though this is a new program, they were able to catch the man who did this, not once but twice. >> crime doesn't may pay, but crime stoppers does. >> reporter: it took one day

seen in grainy surveillance video, walking off a bus with another man's backpack. the victim was dozing off in his seat when the suspect snatched his bag with his cell phone and sneakers inside. he woke up in time to chase him off the bus, into an alley. >> out there, the suspect pull aid gun on him. so the guy was circumstancey robbed twice. >> reporter: but he didn't go away for good. someone turned in 18-year-old checorian hall after learning about the new bounty gun reward program. >> we are at a point where we community. there is no safe neighborhoods. >> the state attorney unveiled the see it, say it, stop it campaign last week to combat illegal guns t. awards tipster who is lead them to criminals and their weapons with cold, hard cash. $1,000. >> reporter: a small price to pay for a big problem.

office had $688 gun prosecutions. those individuals committed 9 pay crimes with those illegal guns. >> these guns, illegal guns that kill and maim our families, our community, our children, must stop. >> reporter: they say putting a stop to it must start with a tip, even if they have to pay for. >> it if they give us enough information to make an arrest, we do the work and if it pans on out, it goes up. >> only money from criminal difficults pays for this. hall was charged with robbery with a firearm and he is being held in jail on a $50,000 bond. >> what happens to the gun? >> reporter: it's interesting here. this isn't like a usual gun buy-back program. they are going into storage. from there, they will be use in the criminal cases. >> that is interesting. >> thanks somuch.

a crazy stunt in pinellas park, getting a lot of attention online, like the driver went wanted. but he's also going the attention of the police. it was shot yesterday at 3:30 in the afternoon. yeah. that's a driver doing donuts in the middle of the busy road there. police want to know who that person is because, obviously, they say that stort of -- sort of stunt could really get someone killed. >> we are talking about a 2,000-pound motor vehicle, whipping around without any control, without any care or regard for anyone itch the driver will be charged -- wow, look at that. the driver will be charged with rickless driving. there dozens of clips like that on youtube, which has police concerned about copycat performances. >> three pasco county businesses burglarized, all in the same morning. deputies think it was the same person. it all happened yesterday in the

deputies say they first hit divers city supply and then sally beauty supply, a little while later, mainstream boutique. here's the surveillance photo, of the suspect. they think he was in a cruiser-type motorcycle. they are asking anyone with information to call the pasco sheriffs office. sulfer springs, tampa police say a 42-year-old homeless woman had to be airlifted to the hospital after getting stabbed. another homeless woman was arrested. her name is ashley weathers. they were arguing when police say weathers pulled a pocket knife and stabbed the victim several times. the victim is in stable condition. >> craft breweries continue to set up shop in the tampa area. they are have become so popular, the mayor proclaimed today craft beer day. it's a bottoming industry in the state and here at home.

company, the first locally owned and operated brewery opened in ybor city. they are vtion a big impact on the local economy. >> tampa is becoming known as a police where some of the best craft brewers in america live. you combine that with the food truck surge and you combine that with the restaurant surm and the amazing chefs that are calling this home. >> no wonder we are hungry all the time, according to national beer wholesalers, the beer industry pours $14 billion a year. i volunteered to cover this story tonight and they didn't let me have this assignment. >> maybe they didn't think you would show up for this show. >> a warning for travelers, don't throw away your boarding pass, even after the flight's over. >> you need to really think of them like a second photo-i.d.

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>> you need to get out. >> all right! >> okay. this is the video that got that assistant professor into a heap of trouble. melissa click got suspebbedded and charged after she called for some muscle to remove a student protest. now new video -- same professor, she might be in even more trouble. >> reporter: this shows click's intersection with police during a different protest. and the mizzou interim chancellor says this is really appalling. >> she is saying back up, back up there. she is talking to i police officer durin a home parade. officers mp trying to get protesters out of the road and you can see click giving orders to the officers andats one point, she cursed the officer.

shows a pattern of misconduct and they are calling on the school board to review it. click had been suspended for the first incident. >> a cancer charity agrees to go out of business, after collecting millions of dollars for personal profit. the cancer fund of america and three other charities shut down, not before collecting more than $180 million. the federal trade commission sued the charities, alleging that they spent donor monocaribbean cruises, trips to disneyworld and all kinds of stuff. the court-appointed receiver will oversee any assetses that remain. >> you can see a piece of history this week on the st. pete coastline. look at this -- this sailed into the harbor marine a. it's a replica used during the war of 1812. on sunday, you can tour it from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and then

there are a limited number of tickets for the sailing portion. we have a link on our web site. >> links got here in plenty of time because the weather might be a problem tonight. unfortunate news for anybody who radio. a power ought outage has affected the local transmitter and that means the radios are not working tonight. of course, that's why you will have to downloads our skytower radar app to keep you updated. any local watches and warnings in the national weather service. i believe paul will tell us, if they go off like the noaa weather radar does. >> it does. and the good folks at the weather service are moving the transmitter to a mier, taller tower. so they will be back on wednesday, which is always good. for us tonight, it will be busy. you have a line of storms on the west coast. moisture's rapidly increasing. this is not going to be a long-lasting event.

rain and thunderstorms, if that. it is going to move right along. the main concern at night is for the possibility of tornadoes. and i think the threat any one spot tonight is very small. there has been some rotating cells off the coastline. we will be watching that. if by chance, any of these move onshore, as water spouts and eventually tornadoes as they move onshore, we will let you know. the app will let you know and we will be here with our programming to update you and that severe threat. heaviest weather is inside this box. this is a tornado watch of tallahassee. main threat here is along the big bend and along the coastline. this is area number 1. which is developing in advance of the squallline. sometimes when you see an area of thunderstorms blossom like this, it weakens the squallline behind it. so the squallline itself when it

we will be watching that. nevertheless, the rain bands are moving southwest to north tv10 and one cell down here that's been showing signs of rotation, looked at the winds inside the storm a half hour ago, it was rotating pretty good t. could be a water spout. it's moving northeast. it should weaken with time, progressively colder. we will be watching this group of thunderstorms here, which are moving northeast, towards the tampa bay area. we will watch that. then, behind all of this is the squall line with the cold front that. has to come through as well. but this line may be weakening as it loses its energy from the first line that moves away and stabilizes the atmosphere. so you get the idea. it's a complicated setup. it really is. when everything is said and done. we will ultimately have areas of heavy rain, gusty winds and that will probably be about it. we will be watching with the

the massive weather zips along and the energy slides northeast. the front goes by tomorrow. this is 8:00 a.m., 8 o'clock a.m. tomorrow and the futurecast model has the rain already off the east coast. this activity is going to zip and not last long at all. once it's gone, the high pressure will build in behind it. we have many days of sunshine. and temperatures in the 70s. so this week looks really good. that includes most of tomorrow. a few strong to severe storms tonight from 2:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m., it's all gone by 8:00 a.m., if not by 6:00 a.m., it's moving that fast. look at the app on the google play. easy lie found on skytower. we will have audible alerts to let you know any of watches or warnings. 67, dew point 63, a southeast wind at 5.

to the southeast. finally, the snow and ice in the carolinas is giving away to rain. what a mess up here. that wedge of cold air, producing snow and ice from boston all the way into the carolinas and that will end as it transitions transitions from snow and ice to rain. tonight, showers and thundershowers, some could be locally strong. we are down to 62. rapidly improving weather tomorrow. developing sunshine and becoming pleas abt, near 70. the nice weather continues to wednesday, too. mostly sunny sunny and nice. we are back up to 70. the seven-day is one of the nicest i have put together in a long time. 70 for highs and 40s and 50s for lows. looks good on sunday in daytona for the 500. >> that is -- well done, sir. >> yeah. take the rest of the night off. >> looking good. what may look like a piece of paper to you maybe's treasure trove of vital information to somebody else.

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(singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectation, and you're growing everyday... (instrumental) >> there is a warning for anyone who has plans to fly. maybe a lot of you. your boarding pass is more than just a ticket onto the plane. it's a ticket to identity theft. >> there is a weth of information on something most of us toss in the trash. >> reporter: those slips of

and onto your plane... are really no good to you. >> i throw it away. >> it gets unloaded in the pact and they get thrown out. >> reporter: but for someone who wants to steal your identity, your boarding pass could be a golden ticket. >> you need to really think of them lick a second photo-i.d. >> reporter: he leads the national champion cyber defense club. she knows what fraudsters can do with the information that is hidden underneath the bar code on your boarding pass. >> first name, last name, frequent flyer number and other identifying information. here's all the information. >> reporter: he showed travelers just how valuable that little slip of paper can be in the wrong hands. >> they don't realize what's on this informationon because to them, it's a block of -- they don't comprehend that the

>> reporter: some people were surprised. were you aware that that can be done with your boarding pass? >> no. it's amazing what you can grab from there. >> reporter: george was skeptical. >> i have bigger things to worry about. >> reporter: but he let us demonstrate with a simple q.r. reader. >> what have we learnd? >> reporter: we found his frequent flyer number, record number and reservation code. >> is the password in there. >> reporter: now that we have this, we go to facebook and look up your challenge question. >> see if i'm stupid november -- okay. >> reporter: armed with the right information, the sky's the limit. >> if you had a dedicated enough roster, they could provide the information, say this is the person, could you use the card already associated that you have saved with my account and they can book travel for a relatively and -- relative and they can get the free travel themselves. >> reporter: so when you travel, don't just throw that

>> what should we do with it? >> reporter: you should shred it. >> shred it. >> shred it. we can do that. >> thank you. >> wow. take i look at this. the daytona track president hits our studio to give us an inside look at daytona rising. the massive construction project that's finally done.