she looks like she'd be somebody's sweet grandmother, not a bank robber. we tell you about the bank she held up and how she ended up in

she seemed like a very nice lady other than she robbed a bank. >> pretty surprising suspect in st. pete. why she finally herself in. a bus crash involving children are a nightmare. >> the nightmare playing out in tennessee tonight. the two factors that may have played a role in this horrific crash. she ran through the woods for a mile to stay alive. >> an unspeakable case of child abuse tonight here in the bay area. the couple accused of nearly torturing a teen to death and what police say went on inside

>> i'm mark wilson. >> i'm kelly ring. new at 10:00 tonight, she does not look like the average bank robber, but don't let the gray hair fool you. st. petersburg police arrested 65-year-old janice ellenwood for robbing the bank of america on 62nd avenue north. she say she waited two weeks before turning herself in. crystal clark is live now from the bank that was hit. crystal, she like a bank robber. >> reporter: this was a heist that she planned out from what we can tell. now, she came into the bank wearing a disguise to look younger, and to make sure bank workers complied, she told them she had a bomb. you'd expect to see a face like this handing out cookies.

>> reporter: st. pete police say looks can be deceiving. this is the same woman on november 7th surveillance video captured her wearing a long dark wig. she casually passed a note to the teller claiming to have a bomb. ellenwood got away with $1900 and for two weeks no one could find this mystery robber until monday. >> a 65-year-old lady walked into the front desk of the st. petersburg police crime. >> reporter: she wouldn't say what she did. instead she directed the officer to a news release about the bank robbery. >> she said her picture was all over the news, and she wanted to turn herself in. >> reporter: she was hiding out in the least suspecting place, her condo in a retirement community just five miles away. >> you don't know somebody until you live with them. >> reporter: norma lives in the same building and says what surprises her the most is how

>> at 65 years old to rob a bank? i don't know how she got out of the bank so quickly at that age in the first place. >> now, police say once they got ellenwood in handcuffs and took her in for questioning, she asked for a lawyer. she wouldn't say why she robbed the bank in the first place, only that the bomb she claimed to have was a hoax. police say it's not every day a bank robber turns themself in, and senior citizen. back over to you. >> i'm sure we will hear more details about why coming up. thank you. crystal clark reporting. this developing story in chattanooga, tennessee. a heart-breaking seen a school slams into awe tree and killing six students on board. >> cynthia is following the developments with the latest right now. >> you can see how bad that scene is, too.

the police say roughly 35 children were on the bus whether it flipped over, wrapped around a tree and hit a woman's house. they were all from the same elementary school. now, police were interviewing the bus driver who did survive and later told reporters that speed was, quote, very, very strongly a factor. now, they're trying to determine if the bus hit a utility pole before it flipped over. it took nearly two hours to get the last of the kids off the bus raging kindergartners to fifth graders. >> a bus crash involving school children is every public safety professional's worst nightmare. it's also the thing that we all train for. you have police, fire, ems, and our partners out here doing everything they can to rescue victims and support the families of those already treated. >> police aren't saying anything about the students that died until they are certain that all the families have been notified.

teachers, anybody who needs it. neighbors say there was a woman inside the house where it happened that the bus hit. she was not hurt. she was able to tell investigators what she saw and heard, so she could of some help to the investigation. the national transportation safety board does have a team on the way. >> that is some scene. so sad. new video of the 7.4 magnitude earthquake that hit off the japanese coast today. the quake hit at 6:00 a.m. local from in angle you can see the quake's power. it keeps on going. a couple of hours ago japan lifted that tsunami warning for the fukushima coast. nothing like that same area saw back in 2011 when that magnitude 9.1 struck causing a devastating tsunami that killed close to

damage to the fukushima nuclear plant. only reports of minor injuries and damage. the operator of the plant says no abnormalities have been observed there today. she escaped unspeakable abuse by running into the woods with the strength she barely had left. it's a case of child abuse. the polk county sheriff calls it heart-breaking. she's 17 years old, and for months her tortured her to death. last wednesday he was about to clean out his car when he heard a cry coming from the woods. he thought it was a joke until he saw the victim. she had been severely abused and was begging for help. his mother did call deputies, and they arrested chris and melissa peters. they are the girl's caregivers. the sheriff says they denied abusing the girl, but she was hours away from dying.

look at. she'd been beaten. she had these huge, open, gaping wounds on the top of her feet. she had a broke shoulder. she had a stab wound in her other shoulder. >> remember, she's 17 years old. she weighed 86 pounds. she told investigators she was starved and beaten and she wasn't allowed to shower for months. the couple faces neglect charges and a 15-year-old boy related to this victim was not abused but he is now getting counseling. >> so sad. new at 10:00, the search is on for a serial robber in clearwater. he targeted two different gas stations this morning just a few hours apart. detectives hope you know who he is. investigators say he could be linked to a third robbery in pinellas county. as you can tell from the picture, she does a good

silver nissan. if you recognize him or the car, please call clearwater pd. drug possession, aggravated assault and crying. those are among the details shared on a pasco county sheriff's office page titled sad criminal of the day. in the post two deputies hold up a suspect's head by his hair. the sheriff's office says their deputies had to do that to snap the photo. they tried to inject humor into this particular which was meant to inform the public. some feel the post may have been more about humiliation rather than information. the sheriff's office is now feeling the heat. >> they are endangering the whole community when they do this. this encites anger against the police. >> i don't think that we view that post as inappropriate. i think we view that post as stating a list of facts that accompanied the case. these were the crimes he

he was very upset that he was arrested. >> the sheriff's office showed us this body camera individual yes from porter's arrest. in it he apologizes and supplies with deputies. the sheriff's depth sees say that was right after he tried to ram his truck into a patrol car and took off from them. the office will not make changes to the way it posts about arrests on its social media accounts. still ahead tonight, it's known as the biggest shopping day of the year. >> the retail rush is changing, though. that's up next. th this year and what's driving one bay area shopper to already claim his spot in line. how many times do you zip, unzip? >> 7500 times. >> 7500? >> pushing luggage to the limit tonight at 10:30. why all this baggage is getting beaten up and the key factor testers are looking for. we tell you all about it. paul, chilly night out there. >> yeah, crisp day for sure. temperatures run 11 degrees

sky. we ended it tonight with crystal-clear skies. there's a view on the sirata beach net cam looking to the west. a beautiful evening but a big jarm up with is on the way. we talk about a warmer thanksgiving forecast and that's coming up in five minutes. see you then. well when i shop, my coupons are in a neat little stack, and my weekly ad is folded like this. ready to go... that's how i save a lot at publix. how 'bout you?

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it's thanksgiving week. it is it is, of course, thanksgiving week, and to super shoppers that means black friday is just around the corner. if it seems like the sales are earlier and earlier, you are right about that. haley hines is live at the tampa best bay on dell mabrey with how it evolved in 2016 so far. hey there, >> reporter: black friday has become much more internet-focused. some things never change, like the dedicated shoppers that set up tents outside well ahead of black friday. we talked to a local expert today that says while the internet made black friday shopping much easier and convenient, it's worthwhile to secure your spot in line the old-fashioned way. on the cool best bay sidewalk, rick hilton has all the comforts of home.

bluetooth speaker and cell phone. >> there are plenty of deals online, but the campout is about tradition. >> it's great to be around good, positive people. >> and of course the door busters. >> you can spend $900 on a tv or $200. >> over the years it has grown from one day to several days to several weeks. > about 12 years ago black friday was something that happened on friday. >> reporter: jennifer burton calls it the holiday creep. >> 50 holiday shopping before thanksgiving. so everything keeps moving earlier and earlier and earlier. >> reporter: earlier isn't always better. the retail rush reached the worst point in 2015 when stores opened early thanksgiving morning. that led to backlash and boycotts. >> the incremental profits weren't worth it. retailers are taking a more sensible approach in year, and

>> steering extremely early shoppers to their websites where sales have been in effect for weeks. >> no waits, and i can do it anytime. sometimes the prices are better online than in the store. yeah, i just don't want to sit and wait in line, so i do everything from the phone. >> with so many online deals, is it really worth it? burton says absolutely. >> people come by, and what are you doing? you're crazy and nuts. i might be a >> doors here at best buy open on thursday at 5:00 p.m. if you haven't already, burton suggests you do your research and compare the prices between the retail and the sale prices. come in with a shopping strategy, and if you really have your heart set on the best of the best deals, the door busters, you may want to consider finding yourself in line with plenty of time. kelly. >> in this chilly weather, i'm not so sure. thank you so much, haley.

newsom high school in hillsborough county? they left early this morning for new york city. we showed you last week they're going to be in the macy's thanksgiving parade on thursday. they're the only florida band invited. 172 students are on board the several buses. they'll march two and a half miles in front of 3 million people and perform three songs live on national television. we wish them all the best. should be a lot of fun, and i'm sure they'll get their primetime. each of the youth bands that goes up seconds on tv. >> we're going to watch for them. very excited for them. they're such a great up band. worked very hard. we're proud of them. >> hopefully they don't freeze up there, paul. >> it wouldn't have been good this weekend. this weekend they had winds 40 miles per hour. you know how the wind funnels through manhattan through the big buildings. this week on thursday looks good. what a day today. not a cloud in the sky, and it really ended tonight with everything sparkling.

setting sun off in the background and a beautiful shot from steven watts. beautiful sky today, and they can it out from downtown tampa, sun setting through high-rises, nicely done. lance is on a roll. he captured this picture over the weekend. that was at curtis hixon park. a great weekend if you like cooler weather. a lot of you still like the 90, the change at least temporarily to cooler weather. today 70 was the high in tampa. cooler along the coastline inland, upper 60s and low 70s. the month has been predominantly red, generally above average, but it's cool the past two days. we warm up to near average heading into thanksgiving, and i'm kind of hoping that the week after thanksgiving may bring a front with some rain.

model says not to wet. we'll kind of track it during the first couple of days next week. what an introduction to winter in the northeast. big lake-effect snow event. in fact, i-90, the throughway through new york state had issues of blowing and drifting snow. still snowing now, and snowfall on the ground over a foot, in fact two feet downwind of lake ontario. not unusual in december, but november. a lot of snow across the rockies, and about 16% of the country has snow tonight. that's about average for this time of year. we had very dry air today. i saw a dew point in tampa today that was 15 degrees. 15 degrees dew point. it's kind of like being in the desert southwest. that's a typical day in phoenix, very dry and it cools off quickly. brooksville is down to 40 and

we have mid-40s showing up, the colder pockets tonight are in the upper 30s across our inland counties. as i said, the air very dry, dew point in ocala is 28. 41 dew point in tampa, and you don't forget in the summertime we go about five months in a row with dew points between 70 and 75. this is a big change. nice to see some tan and yellow on the dew point map. can you believe this? we are chilly tonightt storm otto, which is spinning in the southwestern caribbean sea. winds are up to 60. this is the strongest tropical system in the caribbean/atlantic this late in the season going back to 2007. should become a hurricane, and then move west near costa rica later on this week. for us, we're 55, and the dew point is 41. a north wind at 6. dry air in the southeast. snow is ending in the northeast.

west. 51 in denver right now. 55 in tampa. 28 in bristol, and a chilly 41 in new york city. tonight we stay clear, not quite as cold as it was early today but still chilly. we're down to 48. colder inland and lots of sunshine and we warm up to 75 degrees for the high. then the forecast for wednesday, thanksgiving eve, lots of sunshine, very pleasant and near 80. thanksgiving day is going to be fantastic. lots windows open and highs near 80. we stay near 80 into the weekend and hopefully some rain at some point next week. back to you. >> that's a good seven-day. thank you, paul. still ahead tonight, officer ambush. >> a man accused of gunning down a texas cop is finally caught. >> this is also the person we believe is responsible for the cold and calculated murder of detective march cone any. >> how police tracked down the

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but no clear answer as to why. tonight police in texas arrested this man in the video for the ambush murder of a police officer. he was shot to death right outside the police station in his patrol car. >> it was one of three shootings on sundays in which police officers were ambushed including one in florida. chris cato has the latest on the texas case. >> a s.w.a.t. team in texas arrested the man suspected of killing a veteran police detective than his profession. here's the scene of the arrest in evening at an exit ramp off i-10 near san antonio. a s.w.a.t. team was trailing the suspect for a couple of hours. a woman was driving and they had a 2-year-old in the back seat. the man surrendered without putting up a fight. he's identified assist 31-year-old otis mccain of san antonio. >> the fact he was taken into custody does not negate the fact

targeting police officers. our officers will always be vigilant and on guard for that. >> they believe mccain is the man in this video walking into the san antonio police station early yesterday morning. he spoke with the desk clerk and left. the chief is not saying what they talked about. he kwam back a few hours later and shot detective marconi as he sat in his patrol outside the police station. at this time there's no clear motive why he shot the officer. there were two other shoots on sunday where police officers were ambushed in their cars. one in st. louis in which an officer was shot in the face sitting in the track. in sanibel an officer was doing paperwork after a traffic stop when a vehicle fired shots hitting the officer in the shoulder.

in both cases thankfully the officers survived and are out of the hospital now. detective ben marconi in san antonio leaves behind a wife, two children and a lot of colleagues with heavy hearts. kelly and mark. >> chris, thanks. still ahead tonight, a chilling terror arrest. the hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... there's no more room.

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gingrich and oklahoma governor fallin and rick perry. governor rick scott met with the president-elect last week but told cnn told he's not going to the white house. one group wants tampa to become a sanctuary city. what is that? sanctuary cities are cities that limit how much they help federal authorities find and detain undocumented immigrants. a group of faith and community leaders are now bob buckhorn to protect not only the latino population in tampa but other immigrant communities that feel threatened since the election. >> we're called by god to protect the weak, the vulnerable, the widow, the orphan, and the migrant. that brings us together. this is not a suggestion in the bible, it's a command. >> president-elect donald trump is looking into cutting millions

sanctuary city. officials in l.a., new york and santa fe will stand by their status and have no plans to change. a chilling arrest in the war on terror tonight. a brooklyn man was plotting an attack on times square. according to a complaint unsealed today, mohammed naji tried to join isis at least five times and traveled to turkey and yemen last year. investigators believe he was plotting an attack similar to the one i this year. he's 37 years old. he was allegedly caught on wiretaps talking about the attack and the plans. holiday travelers returning home after thanksgiving may be in for a little headache as hundreds of workers at chicago o'hare international airport plan to walk off the job. workers announced today the strike will begin next tuesday, november 29th. they delay it until after

they said. they work mainly for private contractors at the airport and include baggage handlers, cabin cleaners, janitors, and wheelchair attendants. they're seeking union rights and $15 per hour. >> airport workers like me who work hard to provide for our families shouldn't have to live paycheck by paycheck. >> they have been organizing to become union members. they want to be in a union in order to have the safety net and someone to things happen. currently they're on their own. >> it's not clear how much the looming strike will affect operations at o'hare, but chicago's aviation department says air traffic control and security screening will not be affected. almost all of us have dealt with damaged luggage at some point. check out this video of bags unloaded. that's just a handle with no bag on it anymore. there's bad weather to deal with. it makes you wonder, you know, what in the world does it take

sorboni banerjee gets inside access to the company that invented the rolls suitcase to find out. >> reporter: welcome to boot camp for bags. >> absolutely. >> this is where it happens. this is where we test everything. >> they let us inside their quality control >> usually when the handlers actually grab the bag from the carousel and conveyor belt and toss it and lifting it up. >> it's where they push their luggage to the limit. >> we have to mention that we test above normal usage to ensure the consumer doesn't have issues. >> roller boards and spinners do distance training. >> these bags are on the treadmill for two days? >> correct, 30 miles rolling. >> they're going more miles than

handles can handle and whether the bags can withstand weather, including cold air a mile high. straight out of the freezer. it has frost on it. >> so you're looking for failures in the material and any cracks. >> what happened to this one? >> that is one of the victims of the cold crack test. in dh case one wheel broke. >> they look for the material they use to last for 15 years of normal use. >> we cut a piece and put it in the rotate constantly for 200 cycles. >> they deliberately bring the bags to their breaking points. how many times do you zip, unzip, zip. >> 7500 cycles. >> 7500? >> you simulate whether you try to close your bag, and the bag is like really, really full and it's actually full. >> who would ever overstuff a sat could yous? i don't know.

60 pounds so hypothetically speaking if i put my shoes and jeans and makeup in there. >> everything is pulling the two ends of your bags. so that's how well we know. so 72, we're good. >> good to know. asking for a friend. you're torturing more suitcases. >> so we have ensured that before we go into production, the bag i it's going to be withstand the rigors of the normal use. >> and that's how the rigors of use get rigorously tested, beating up bags in an attempt to beat the competition. sorboni banerjee, fox 13 news. >> travel protests samples from every bag of luggage, and after

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coming up tonight at 11... a local college coming up in a few minutes at 11:00, a local college student says he's discriminated against and so is his emotional support dog. we tell you about his legal fight against the on-campus housing rules he calls unfair. snowbirds aren't the only ones migrating this year. the manatee spectacle drawing quite a crowd. >> that almost didn't look real. we'll look for that story. new at 10:00 tonight, bogus bills are turning up at disney. >> it's the latest incident of counterfeit cash in central florida. two people from argentina facing charges after trying to use fake 100s and 50s at disney world. orlando sees millions of tourists every year, and whether it comes to cash, sometimes it's tough to spot a fake. that's why some visitors stick

get. you put the local currency on a debit card, and we use a debit card everywhere we go. >> secret service agents say when it comes to counterfeiting, education is key. if you think you have fake cash, report it immediately so it doesn't get in the wrong hands. >> there's no question the bucs are getting better as the season reaches the final six games. dirk koetter shares his thoughts about where he thinks the bucs the lightning have been unstoppable. they get roughed up by the predators. we have the final results coming up next. kelly. and sacrificing his thanksgiving break to help others. up next in our good stuff segment, the unique way this 11-year-old little boy is

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happy thanksgiving from publix. where shopping is a pleasure. ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? take a good look around... ? ? ...and if you're lookin' down, ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. now its time for the good stuf.. and have turkey and food giveaways now it's time for the good stuff. we have turkey and food give-aways galore. >> a lot of people shows their generosity right now.

gave out turkeys. they provide meals to families in need in the sulphur springs community and also in the park. they teamed up with tpd, the tampa police department, to provide turkeys for 300 families through the rich house. >> whether you give back to the community, giving to those deserving, it's very important to us. we try to look at a way to bridge that gap between the community and law enforcement as well as the crew. giving back to the community is very important to helped to identify households in need that received the food. thanks to everyone involved. that will go a long way this week. >> there's another big turkey give-away in tampa. hundreds braved the chilly morning to get a free turkey along martin luther king boulevard. they gave away 3,000 turkeys at their offices in tampa.

thing for the past several years, and we wanted to shout-out to them for doing the right thing. good job. clearwater firefighters handed out free turkeys, too, as they came with all the trimmings as well as the turkeys. the firefighters were at christ catholic church made possible by donations from firefighters, the union and publix. they were very busy this morning. >> generosity going a long way this weekend. probably need to be thankful for what we have. an 11-year-old boy in polk counties is camping outside on a platform above his church to raise money for charity. the platform is 21 feet up in the air. look at that. a tent set up on it, and there is a space heater. even though it was cold last night and colder tonight. still got to be cold for him even though he has a heater. carsson rudy is his name and his

son. we asked carson why he was doing it. >> to help the needy children around the world. >> there you go. carson says he's doing it to help children in kneeled overseas and he's come down on wednesday. so far he's raced more than 6,000 doll with his campout. well-done, carson. >> that's a great idea to be safe up there. he has his dad to watch out for him. it's all lightning tonight? >> i wish good stuff here with the lightning, but they've been perfect on their long road trip so far winning the first four games. the bolts trying for a clean sweep here. under five minutes into the game, and the predators win the face-off and victor beats ben bishop for the early 1-0 lead. it stays that way into the second period. the preds pick up a power play,

to react to the slat shot. 2-0 nashville. the predators keep up the pressure three minutes later. it's subban again. 3-0 nashville after two periods. a rough need for the lightning. he takes a shot headfirst into the boards. he comes up bloody but later returns, though, which is a good sign. the night belongs to the predators. they win it 3-1, and in a span of a couple of weeks, the bucs went from a team spiraling downward winless at home and the poorest defense to now a game out of first place. been around both sides of the ball, too. in the playoff picture six games to play. they're in it beating one of the best teams in football. the kansas city chiefs at their place certainly helped. jameis winston was phenomenal. another 300-yard performance. the bucs didn't punt until the fourth quarter.

strides. good red zone defense, especially the end zone interception. six games to go and really good teams mixed in there. one thing about this team, they work to get better as the season wears on. >> there's something to be said for player development, and it starts with the guys wanting to get better and working at it. i've definitely been on teams where guys wouldn't do that. then the fact that the are working with them, pushing them. like anything else, you have to get better. >> without a home to play in, the florida players were nomads. they hit the court against belmont. this is the fourth stop. the o'connell center's $65 million makeover won't be finished until next month. the gators feel pretty at home right here at amalie arena.

run to start the game. the bruins came close at 6 points, but it's all florida in the second half. he extends the lead right there nine points. his dad and former nba great rick barry is watching. florida goes on another big run. the gators move to 4-0 on the season with a 78-60 win over belmont. so a chance for gator fans to check out the team in town tonight. >> see how arena really is. >> i think the ice is still underneath it, too. >> probably chilly in there. still to come tonight, the big new year's resolution for 2016. why you save more money over the

(paul) or the there's always this year.meals healthier to make their they have no plan i love the shot. this is a fox 13 weather umbrella winner tonight. a combination of an eagle on the power pole, and off in the distance you get a hot air balloon over plant city taken a while back. nicely done misty taylor. she gets a fox 13 umbrella. if you want one, go to my facebook and like it. on the left-hand side there's an app that says weather pics contest. you upload the photos and we give an umbrella away monday through friday.

this is a classic example of radiational cooling. you have dry air and light winds and the heat goes up into space. brandon is 41 degrees, but down the road a bit in tampa it's 55. brooksville is 40 and cold air in this setup typically drains down the peninsula, so south of us it's actually colder. arcadia is 47 and bartow is 47 and 57 s p we stay with the north and northeast wind overnight tonight. lots of sunshine coming up tomorrow, skies will remain sunny and maybe a few clouds along the east coast and eventually with winds off the atlantic, the air mass modifies. in a couple of days we see high temperatures near 80. a chilly start to your tuesday, 58 degrees by 10:00, and 70 by 1:00, and by 4:00 a delightful

holidays, but spending less to do so. a new survey says americans will drive 241 miles on average to visit family and friends over the next several weeks. that is way up from last year. all that travel is going to be a little cheaper. the same study says folks spend on average 342 bucks on gas and airfare and food. that's a dollar lass than last season. the national gallon of unleaded is $2.14. that is down nearly a dime from a month ago. it seems going on a diet may be another big new year's resolution for 2017. surprise, surprise. that's bought 8 in 10 people surveyed wish they made healthier food choices over the holiday, but 7 in 10 say they have no plan to make their meals healthier this year. how does it happen? there's always next year or the

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quickly. who knows. time for the fox 13 11:00 news. right noi at 11:00, a local college student dealing with more than papers and exams. >> he's involved in a legal battle with his landlord. >> i want to be able to have my animal to help me copy with my disabilities. >> the on-campus housing rules could prevent him from getting the help he needs from his therapy dog. we have that goes out to the families. >> a nightmare in chattanooga. half a dozen children are killed in a school bus crash. the damage is huge, because these cars are very valuable and expensive. >> cars like a mercedes-benz, a rolls royce, and a mclaren all punched and damaged by this burglar. we begin at 11:00 tonight with a college student who says