and homeowners say they are fed up. airplanes are only supposed to land on a noise sensitive runway at tampa international in emergencies or bad weather conditions... but it is happening everyday. and as 10 investigates mike deeson discovered... the federal aviation administration says it is powerless to help the homeowners. nat- plane nat- aftrt plane nat after plane flying over houses in south tampa on their way to land at tampa international airport david epstein has lived in the landing pattern for more than 16 years. he says airlines are not living up to a noise abatement agreement. the agreement limited use of the noise sensitive field conditions at the airport or an emergency require the use janet zink is the spokesperson for the aviation authority. she says part of the increased noise is because of construction at the airport..however because the faa averages the quiet times when planes aren't flying over the homes it says their is no impact to the people who live there but hundreds are telling the faa it is a r

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. >> there are a lot of homeowners here. the chouette hand? from point pleasant beach from the currently privately-owned beachfront land. he says have that. beach from houses the homeowner associations said is overreaching the authority and says it was only up to him they would start tomorrow. >>. >> but he did release a statement to the governor's office tuesday he believed 100 percent and the nt causing delay is putting a committed the risk but one attorney that i spoke with is opposed to signing easements said it is signing the way your tidal to the state in the army corps of engineers. >> another homeowner who even have anybody here. >> another key reason that money is the word pro so people are waiting to say their piece in front of the judge. >> the way that governor characterizes their selfish and putting everybody address. the situation where homeowners say it has to do with the fact that the army corps of engineers goes back to 1993. so the plan is dated. >> and that should definitely would stand the test of time. >> the homeowners ha

come out of their home, fired a shot at that homeowner and the homeowner was consequently hit. both the homeowner and dr. neal were taken to for treatment. the homeowner was treated and released, we are told dr. neal was transferred to another hospital but police have not confirmed what hospital that was yet. as far as whether dr. neal may have been targeted in this shooting, police will not say. lt. mike wallace/danvill e police department sot danville police are also investigating an overnight burglary of the "trending topic" clothing store on piney forest. when employees arrived this morning they noticed the glass was busted out of one of the front doors. police say this is the second time the store has been burglarized and they are seeing an increase in clothing store burglaries in the city. so far, police have not released a description of any suspects. new information tonight on a fatal train crash in roanoke county. a-e-p truck was heading to a company parking lot across the tracks when it was hit. it is currently unknown why the truck entered the crossing when a train w

ricardo is part of homeowners suing the county for the exception. he is concerned about increased traffic and noise that he has seen increase as the lot has been cleared. in the past day or so, this construction trailer went up with the fencing blocking this auction banner. the homeowner is trying to auction off the home and move away from here. it's hard to see as people drive by. with fears of construction starting, the homeowners filed a new injunction, hoping the judge will halt activity until trial. >> we feel taxpayers' dollars if you continue doing construction and you lose in court, who is going to pay for those funds? >> the only thing that can help the homeowners is this injunction. >> reporter: legal experts say they will have an uphill battle. to get the injunction, homeowners will have to show they can inwin the case and show that they will suffer harm. >> the quality of life will be impacted significantly. >> reporter: and the school district doesn't foresee this slowing down construction at all. the walls around the property should be

the homeowners say they feel much a part of the neighborhood, that wasn't always the case. architect lewis and his wife, marsha were forced to stop construction of their home when the neighbor filed a complaint with the board of adjustment saying the house didn't fit the neighborhood and shouldn't have been built or approved in the first place. gordan and cherry had the proper permits, they were facing having to possibly tear down their house. the case went to court, as superior court judge found he had no standing. the objection was based on how it looks and that's not enough. >> maybe at one positive outcome has been there has been a lot of discussion about what the preservation guidelines are, to protect the old, but time. that would be an amazing thing to comed out of this, nobody else has to go through what we went through because people understand the preservation principles better than before. >> reporter: we talked to a few neighbor whose say there are scars from the dispute, but for the most part the neighborhood is like family, you fight and move on. as for weesne

which has homeowners asking "what are we paying for?" "that burglary happened in mountain's edge." : the community of mountain's edge where neighbors report crime... "...walked up to his house in mountain's edge with a shotgun." 13:28 darcy: do you believe this is shameful? jim: absolutely. without a doubt. jim o'connor is as angry as anyone about the crime in his neighborhood. but what he finds truly shameful are the patrols he for. even though it says security on the backs of their shirts, these guys are just a courtesy patrol. 1:53 jim: it's almost like window dressing. ok? it's something to give the illusion that there is security but they really aren't security people. jim says he's personally put that to the test. neighborhood. and they only thing they say to me is we can't do that. call metro. so he wonders just what homeowners are payin for? we went to check on the patrols for ourselves. we found this guy strolling around the park... darcy: you just walking around keeping the peace? guard: uhhh, someth

the homeowner grabbed a gun and fired... hitting and killing martinez. the second suspect -- davis mascarenas-- was arrested several days later. an investigation by the sheriff's office found criminal charges against the homeowner weren't warranted. the new felony dui law in colorado will be put to use - in the case of a man who has now been caught driving drunk 11-times! officers say in ramon medrano- corral's latest d- u-i, he slammed into a car head-on. two people were seriously hurt. it happened near 48-th and inca on christmas day. medrano-corral had 10 duis over the last 2 decades. this is his first drunk driving arrest since a new law went into effect last year we're waiting to hear whether c-dot will re-open i-70 near glenwood canyon after a rockslide. i-70 was suppose to be re-opened today but crews are still working to clear the road. c-dot says teams removed loose rock yesterday - and installed fencing on the westbound lanes to protect against future slides. have one lane open east and traffic-- but they afternoon. it's history in the making.

of homeowner whose took the state to court for the right to sell their homes. the state's map act stops landowners in the way of road projects from developing the land and that stops interested buyers in their tracks. >> we have tracked this story as homeowners have fought the law for years, some of faces we have seen again and again, supreme court. julie sims was there as well, has the story. >> reporter: this is a fight that has been festering for years, with some homeowners calling the state law ludicrous. >> gene is the face for thousands of property owners. the lands owner spent two decades fighting the department of transportation. >> it's made an old man of me. you can look and see i have grown old, worrying of this over the last 20 years or so. >> reporter: kirby's story resinates with wake county property owners. >> they have got my hands tied to where i cannot develop it, i can't sell it, i can't do anything with it. >> reporter: the map act, created in 1987, allows the state to reserve a possible route for a future highway. it limits what property ow

. >>> we never gave up fighting for these homeowners. now a 10 news investigates series leads to tough action against the builder. could you qualify for a big payout? crime alerts, drivers that need to pay special attention to bank statements is coming up tonight on "10 news at 6:00". it has been cold the last few days. >> water temperature running in the mid 50s. the wind is not helping. >> it was cold this morning but we had a nice payoff. >> you may still be thawing out from this morning. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. with no wind. beautiful clear skies. it felt a lot better than any day this week. 68 polk city. tampa 63. 62 st. pete. storm tracker 10 just like outside your window clear with nothing going on. we have a few fair weather clouds over the straits, keys and by miami tonight. pressure. any time you see on a weather map this guy here, grab your bags, head outside and have fun. that's stable air sinking air. it keeps everything in check. keeps the bad weather away. eventually this weak front, you can see no storms or

police say the other suspect, is alfonso -- they want to talk to a homeowner who told cbs 4 he caught burglars trying to break into his home. >> i heard this, like, crash against the wall. and i just stopped for a second and i go, what was that? so what i did, right away, i opened it up. i seen a guy right there. we looked at each other and i went to -- and i got this. and they started to run, and by the time i opened this thing up, saw two guys running. >> after that homeowner called the police, they tried to catch the thieves. one suspect carjacked a woman and crashed the stolen car. >>> home owners in boulder may take legal action against the city. a water main break last week flooded their homes, the city says the break is not its fault and homeowners will have to pay mark taylor live in the north boulder neighborhood tonight, and homeowners say they shouldn't have to pay. >>reporter: it's been a week since that water main breek, karen, and -- broke, karen, and families here are cleaning up from that incident. they say they have -- should not be at fault, that is, it's been a week

these changes has homeowner dale matz-- frustrated. dale matz, homeowner 12 2831 to 1228 37 we're going to do 20 years "before oh now it's going to before and now it's only going to be the people that put it in before september 10 make up your mind at least make up your mind" matz luckily would fall under that september regulation-- but he still says the whole thing is unfair-- in a city made for solar. coming up at 6 pm-- solar is hitting the senate-- what local senator harry reid is hoping to hikes. people across the south.. especially in north carolina and tennessee.. are still dealing with severe flooding in the wake of yesterday's storms. some new video tonight out of collinsville, mississippi shows the moment a tornado struck yesterday. the twister damaged a number of homes.. and knocked over trees and powerlines. officials there are now requesting the town be declared a disaster zone. adlib let's go to chief meteorologist bryan scofield and 'weather first.' the calm and sunny weather las vegas is known for is coming back to the

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which has homeowners asking "what are we paying for?" "that burglary happened in mountain's edge." : the community of mountain's edge where neighbors report crime... "...walked up to his house in mountain's edge with a shotgun." 13:28 darcy: do you believe this is shameful? jim: absolutely. without a doubt. jim o'connor is as angry as anyone about the crime in his neighborhood. but what he finds truly shameful are the patrols he and his fellow homeowners pay for. even though it says security on the backs of their shirts, these guys are just a courtesy patrol. 1:53 jim: it's almost like window dressing. illusion that there is security people. jim says he's personally put that to the test. :42 jim: i've told them about a suspicous vehicle. i've told them about kids riding motor bikes in the neighborhood. and they only thing they say to me is we can't do that. call metro. so he wonders just what homeowners are paying for? we went to check on the patrols for ourselves. we found this guy strolling around the park..

the homeowners say they feel much a part of the neighborhood, that wasn't always the case. architect lewis and his wife, marsha were forced to stop construction of their home when the neighbor filed a complaint with the board of adjustment saying the house didn't fit the neighborhood and shouldn't have been built or approved in the first place. gordan and cherry had the proper permits, they were facing having to possibly tear down their house. the case went to court, as superior court judge found he had no standing. the objection was based on how it looks and that's not enough. >> maybe at one positive outcome has been there has been a lot of discussion about what the preservation guidelines are, to protect the old, but

the homeowner was able to scare off the burglars at the press of a button. >> danielle: and the police making a crackdown on drug dealers and prostitution that bars. target of a cyber attack and forced to pay a ransom. >> phil: pleasant weather continues through the weekend. and as a matter of fact, we have an eveve coming up this sunday in boca raton, and it looks like mother nature will cooperate. rainfall. lamb dielle: a woman getting some assistance to get ae a crime inside of here. you see thatlleged crime bng featured by her security system. >> lynn: yeah, it notified her that something was wrong and a phone application sent a group of burglars running. ashley jones has the story. >> reporter: it wasn't the kind of cellphone alert this homeowner from tam was expecting at work. >> i just saw these guys walking had said of any house. >> reporter: they came in on monday morning on a mission it take what was not theirs. >> i felt violed and we're in and it cn atny time. i panicked. >> rorter: but what they didn'tla p theat wchful eye of this high quality security camera. this couple

. >> and homeowners of kv homes has to fork over millions, how an 8 on your side led to the settlement. good evening. i'm jennifer leigh. >> i'm keith cate. thanks for joining us tonight. >>> we hear a lot about those mobile applications. tonight we have a warning about an app called kik. a 25-year-old man used kik to threaten an 11-year-old polk county girl telling him to send her naked pictures of herself or else. we'll hear now what happened and first of all, this man has been caught. he is locked up. >> reporter: he is locked up. he is behind bars. keith, i'll tell you this is a popular app with young kids and anybody can anonymously sign up and target your children. it's one of the most popular apps out there, kik, but it's also said to be one of the most dangerous. anyone can be lurking on it from teens to predators. >> and i said hey, if there's going to be a group chat, you need to know all these people. you don't, exit the chat. >> reporter: iya jasmine said her daughter has the app, but she monitors who is in the group. >> when she signed on, she'd get entered into these grou

and the homeowner saw it all happening... while sitting at work. fox 13's josh cascio tells us what she did *next, to help police make a quick arrest. 3 it wasn't the kind of cell-phone alert this south tampa homeowner was expecting at work. i logged in and i saw these guys walk inside my housethree of them, in fact. they came in through a window monday morning on a mission. to take what's not theirs. i felt violated i felt we were in a safe neighbor which we are in a safe neighborhood it can happen anytimei panicked. but what these guys didn't plan for ... was the watchful eye of this high-quality security camera. this couple - who didn't want to be identified - bought it back in december. i didn't take it serious, what do you think about it now? i think its amazing i think everyone should have cameras anything that homeowners can do to help us solve crimes and potentially notify a suspect that you're watching themis going to be beneficial for both partiesfrom her smartphone - the homeowner was able to not only see - the suspects...but also set of

in other words, what type of homeowner or a non-homeowner is your main focus when you think about we need more affordability? >> right. it varies from place to place. it's generally defined by someone's income relative to the area they are in. so hud's definition of low income is someone earning 80% or less of that area median. a lot of folks who are on assistance are at 30% or less. these are people earning $15,000 a year. this is not a lot of money. and they are the folks who really need a lot of help, especially in places where the cost of housing is very high. >> in the case of still what is your top priority? and, you know, what agencies are you connected with there? and what's the main thing that you are focused on in a state like that? >> when we are thinking nevada and especially thinking about home ownership which we have talked about a lot, it's about access to credit. it's so that people can get a mortgage they can afford and that that mortgage is a safe, sustainable mortgage that they will continue to afford for the rest of the life of that mortgage. some of the policy le

a homeowner opens fire on two intruders. but it may not be an ordinary break-in. why they may have been there. republican revolt? only on fox19 now... .why the clermont county g-o-p considered turning againt one of its own. a near tragedy caught on camera as a teen suffers a heart attack on the court. who the family is praising tonight. plunging temperatures. when to play hooky and when we'll be back in the 20's. good evening - i'm tricia macke. just in to fox19 now-- tricia macke. just in to fox19 now-- a youth pastor--behind bars tonight--charged with multiple sex crimes against a child. investigative reporter jody barr.... here with the breaking details. sometime monday--independen ce police arrested walton kentucky youth pastor--joe niemeyer. he's charged tonight with sodomy--rape--and first degree sex abuse. kenton county jail records show independence police charged 54 year old joe niemeyer with those three felonies. jail records show the crimes were all committed on a child under 12 years old. we don't know whether the victim had any connection to new bankl

. >>> new information, a homeowner who shot and killed a man will not face charges. anthony mott shot david martinez after he wenttto his home after a craigslist ad. found, police have not yet arrested any suspects. >>> 50 homes in the cole neighborhood won't be impacted by a flood control project. it would help protect against catastrophic flooding but they have to demolish three blocks worth of home or the city block golf course. several options are still oo the table. >>> and new at 10:00. they want to search their yards for explosives and homeowners are worried. >> a lot of people knew this open space used to be an artillery range, there are warning signs everywhere on all of the trailheads, there might be ammunition buried in the subdivision. in this neighborhood. >> quite surprised. like a bombshell in tte front yard. >> she's not alone, this public meeting, homeowners asked questions after learning pre- world war ii shells and ammunition could be buried here. >> we've seen bits and pieces and we thought it was ruuted pipe. now we know it wasn't. >> we need to

the homeowner says they had the wrong house. in a statement, the homeowner' s lawyer says he heard loud banging the door. his client asked the officer to identify themselves four times. the homeowner claims no one responded and that is when he got his gun. shortly after, police started shooting. his attorney tells us in ocoee officer at the scene later told his client that the officers admitted they had the wrong house. police declined to comment on that, citing an ongoing investigation. michelle: thank you. the kissimmee police department will be sweeping gas station throughout the city today, looking for scammers. last week, several devices were discovered -- discovered at this is one found at a 7-eleven on west vine street. jason: this morning, florida senator bill nelson is calling for ntsb to investigate why a royal caribbean cruise ship full of passengers sailed right into a storm. the anthem of the seas sustained minor damage when that left the coast of the carolinas. royal caribbean tweeted that guests will receive full

. >> are warm weather is making for a great winter and colorado, homeowners across the state. >> we looked out the window and the fire was headed towards her house very fast. >> the above average temperatures mix with record-breaking winds fueling grass fires and dangerously close to homes.{ the high fire danger, tapping our news tonight at 10:00. good evening and things for joining us, and tammy be joe. >> thank you get her show. we seem to fires big out today at alone in northern colorado by their wyoming border. in this one in fort carson training range in el paso county. it's grown to 1200 acres tonight as the power crews worked to get it under control. luckily, no court structures are threatened by the fire. fox 31 sanders kent erdahl shows us how you can protect your property from these fires. >> the advice for fire danger right now is about the same that you will hear during the summer. that is how warm and windy these conditions have really been. that means keeping track of those native grasses and any kind of debris, leaves or other thing second catch fire, of them. it's a lesson

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the fire was sparked by the homeowner trying to fall pipes. now his home is a total loss. wmur' s ray brewer is live without top story. ray: the fire was just across the road down major road. not only was the homeowner using a blowtorch to fall the pipes, he was also using a metal paint the fire at 811 turnpike road in new ipswich was reported at 7:00 in the morning. arrive at the scene, the homeowner was the only one outside. had spread to the roof. chief ordered everyone out. they determined he was trying to floor with a blowtorch when a piece of insulation fell down and caught fire, quickly spreading throughout the roof. the chief says never use a torch to fall pipes, but there is a safe way to do. chief leel: a hairdryer works fine. it takes longer, but at least you have your house standing when you get the pipes done. ray: the chief says it' s at about an hour and a half to get the fire under control, and nobody was injured. the fire went to three alarms at first to get more water to the scene, but then additional firefighters were needed to contain the fire. the hous

the homeowner would not go into detail about what happened inside the house. she said the justice system will take its course. no word on miller's condition right now. kara ots there's a chance your federal tax refund could be delayed. the i-r-s has stopped taking electronic tax returns because of a computer problem. some systems could be down until at least tomorrow. 90-percent of taxpayers can still expect refunds within three weeks. if you've already filed...you don't need to do anything, but wait for your refund. happening today rob top vo the house of adam downtown kicks off a huge closing sale today. everything will be marked down starting at nine-30 this morning. the business on vine street has been doing business close for good as soon as april. rob 2shot we want to get another check on this morning's forecast. frank joins us with a look at the day ahead. today: decreasing clouds and colder high 36 tonight: mainly clear low 25 friday: sunny skies high 42 carstar missing out on millions dollars today. a winning 63-million dollar lottery ticket is set to

the homeowners who never should've qualified for a mortgage in the first place. except in this case, these homeowners thought langdon was helping them keep their homes. what are you saying? he conned them into signing quit claim deeds. god. i had no idea. he seemed so decent. that's why they call them con men. look, we need to find him. his business address is a bust. but you have his name. we don't think langdon's his real name. listen, you check i.d.s during a closing? of course. it's customary. but i go the extra mile. i make photocopies of drivers' licenses. would you like to see mr. langdon's? yeah. great. the drer's license was bogus but we ran langdon's photo through facial recognition. phil newsom, aka dennis langdon. possession of stolen goods, forgery, larceny, defrauding homeowners is right in his comfort zone. he's a known associate of the fatone crew. that figures the mob would have their fingers in the sub-prime pie. it gets better. nicky fatone runs a cigar club on grand. that's five blocks from the hit-and-run. talk to a judge about a search warra

only 3 percent of homeowners expect their equity to fall in 2016. more americans are saving their money. bankrate-dot-com says more than half have more emergency savings than credit card debt. a bankrate financial analyst says millennials learned from their parents' and they're more cautious with their spending. only 22 percent have more credit card debt than emergency savings. that's the lowest it's been in six years. had quite the scare after their daughter vanished in the snow... she fell into this ten foot hole... fortunately the family got some unexpected help from a group who just happened to be in the right place at the right time. girl is home safe after she fell into a snow covered hole. it was 10 feet deep... the dad sprung into action... he also got some help from a group that just happened to be walking by... nbc's dana griffin talked to the girl and her family about the ordeal nats: video: "holding on? yep." you can barely see her little arms struggling to hold on... that's 10-year old samantha white stuck in a hole while snowshoeing at

cheryl rose, frustrated homeowner: "every time i call they tell me that. they give me a work number and they say i promise i'm going to look into this. and i'm hoping that they will this time." 3 pattie tight a spokesperson for the virginia department of transportation tells us that they are aware of the situation, and they will be looking into it this week. 3 whit tight it's something we all have ... and may take for granted. but it's the most asked for item among the homeless.. we're talking about socks. and the local non-profit 'warm streets' is partnering with many local businesses to help get them to those in need. they've set up kiosks all over the area -- this one is at absolute bridal in downtown lynchburg. the project and more than a thousand socks have already been donated and distributed to local shelters. and it's raising awareness too. (:12)rick hughes, director, warm streets, "he got frostbite because he didn't have anything covering his feet and we don't want that to happen and we want people to know that there is a problem here in lynchburg

homeowners say they are fed up. airplanes are only supposed to land on a noise sensitive runway at the airport. in emergency or bad weather conditions, but it is happening every day and as we investigate, we discovered the federal aviation administration says it is powerless to help those homeowners. reporter: plane after plane after plane flying over homes in south tampa on their way to land at the airport. >> they have gotten much worse over the last year to two years. the air traffic coming over these particular neighborhoods has increased mull applied tremendously. reporter: david has been for more than 16 years. he says the airlines aren't living up to an agreement. the agreement limited the use of the noise sensitive runways, except for emergency or extreme weather conditions. >> and we have a real difficult time with that as we can hear right now. >> exactly. this is definitely what we hear you're right. >> so there is increased noise in these neighborhoods, but it guidelines. reporter: janet says part of the

. >> we'll take you to a country where homeowners cannot even >>> clear skies and there is the wind as you step outside, you will notice it is cooler than yesterday. because of that wind, it is dryer and temperatures are in the 50s. a bit of a windchill out there. certainly, itwill feel that way. >> 52 is the cool jacket weather. >> a lot of sunshine here. the clouds will come back. i will let you know when it happens and when the next shot of rain comes in a few minutes. >>> a heartbreaking picture is going viral online right now. we showed it to you at 9:00 yesterday. you maywant to do this and come over to your tv. thousands ofpeople are sharing this picture right now. holding hands. one of the babies had a hole in his heart and abnormal brain and he's not growing like he should and surgery is not an option. doctors don't expect this baby survive. the parentsbelieve this photo shows his twin is protecting him. >>> we have an incredible to show you from down under right now. >> homeowners is having difficult time to get out his door. >> it is grass three feet high swamping neighborho

homeowner has not been charged far as we know. fdl he is investigating. meredith: new tonight, a man gets pulled over with guns in his car. police pulled over omar suarez for having dark window tint and they say they also smelled marijuana coming from his car. an officer also noticed a gun inside a backpack on the floor. but that' s not all they found. they also found a bag of pills and marijuana along with more than a thousand dollars cash, the gun was also loaded, and police say torres had his one-year-old and 6-year-old kids sitting in the backseat. and neither of them were in a car seat. he faces several charges. also new tonight, a five car crash involving an orange county sheriff' s deputy. this happened along orange skyview drive near orange blossom trail. two people suffered minor injuries, but the deputy was ok. we' crash, but we do know the deputy had pulled over to help a driver before his cruiser was struck. jim: tonight, authorities are searching for answers after a deadly shooting at popular nightclub near orlando' s tourist district. 11 peo

>> the advice i will give you is the same advice homeowners here in the summer. that is how windy and dry it is been in the past week. that means you want to make sure that your grasses and any kind of fuel, especially really close to your home, article under control. it is something homeowners learned yesterday. >> it didn't take long for this grass fire and superior to catch a neighborhood attention. >> it is scary coming down so fast. >> on the ends home can close closest to the flames but things to a welch and fence and bike path, today she doesn't see blake black, she sees a silver lining. >> now that it's burned down so and the summertime. >> we spent a lot of resources getting that fire to not go directly at those houses. >> fire captain john pollock says a quick response helped keep the fire from homes, but he says the warm windy weather in february should serve as a reminder for everyone. >> there's no such thing as a wildland fire season anymore because, as soon as things dry out, we'll get grass fires in the middle of winter time. >> we saw the payout

. >> the destruction that just barely missed the homeowner's daughter and granddaughter. >>> we'll be in the 30s before you know it with frost and freeze advisories advisories posted. ida chicken, snap beans and strawberry parfait. fresh florida bell peppers sizzle in olive oil. add snap beans, a dash of garlic and serve with roasted chicken. for dessert, surprise them with juicy florida strawberries easy to make parfait. from dinner to dessert, it's just that easy to serve delicious fresh florida dishes anytime. and look for the fresh from florida label when you shop. remember, delicious is always served fresh from florida. >>> new tonight an inside look at the damage done after a hit family's house. >> even though we saw that the driver is in custody, investigators are still not releasing any information about the person that did this. angela jacobs has been following this. good look at the suspect's car. >> evidence like possible paint transfer or any surveillance video that could tie this vehicle to the alleged hit and run before it crashed into that home 3 1/2 miles away. that co

those homeowners clde able to opt into a federal grant program. that is what the city will be meetings. here's look when they wil be happening. the rst is tonight... right here at st. pauls catholic ch onl pomar road... om 6-30 to. e second meeting wl be held on thursday night at fire statn 16... on farthing drive.. also from 6-30 to 8. as we'eefoowing, the inedibly w weather las spri caused land to shift unr veral homes throughout the skay and bromo bff neighborod. w homeners areital watching thenvestsmes crumble before their eyes. the ci iapplying for aema granelp them r ttlemeam the city will he to compete for in may. for more information on the meetingshead on over to ou website. we are koaa dot com. reporting live in colorado spris, joanna wisenews 5. today... planned rehoods open oe again... nearly tee months after theeadly shooting we were there yestday at the ceremony athe clinic opened its doors. the building is only partially

i talked to the homeowner about 15 minutes ago. she said the tree is over the part of the house where the living room sits. there are trees down all over this neighborhood. we want to show you some video down the street where work is being done to clean up other downed trees and branches. they brought out a woodchiper to clean things up. they are recalling some of the most intense moments during all this. inside her closet. everything happened so fast. >> i kept peeking out, and i could see the trees that were leaning. i heard it in the back, and then i heard out front, a lot of crash, and everything falling. i called my husband, and i said, we've got a problem here, and i don't know what it is. >> reporter: the owner of the tree service says a bucket truck will be headed into the road briar drive to help with a tree that fell on a shed. this will be a busy day for him as well as the homeowners. >> one quick question: i know yesterday you were in grantville. move from one spot to another? >> reporter: grantville is definitely worse

several other homeowners share their horror stories and photos with the i-team and the atty. gen.'s office has logged john -- dozens of complaints. online we found hundreds of angry reviews including a guy who said next up living caused an explosion at his house. >>i do not know how that company has that many negative reviews and still stays with the program. >>reporter: that is what we wanted to ask. after the company refuse an on camera interview we stopped by headquarters to get answers. >>i'm not able to track them down. >>reporter: they would only this is has served more than 120,000 homes and 35,000 insulation jobs adding they aim to resolve all customer concerns. insulation contractor tom ray was appointed commission charged with taking a closer look at the program. >>there are variety things that can go wrong if it is not improperly. >>reporter: speaking about the industry in general he believes low reimbursement rate paid by the program may lead some contractors to rush through jobs and cut corners. >>i think it is safe to say that there have been issues with the quality o

a hornets nest has been >>> some homeowners made a shocking discovery. a hornet's nest has been growing inside a trailer in their backyard for years. wait until you see it. andrea martinez shows us the massive find. >> reporter: take a look at this thing. just to give you an idea, i'm 5' 8", and this thing is pretty tall. how long it's been growing, that part is a mystery. but homeowners tell me this plpce has been abandoned for about 10 years. >> and i see this massive structure. it looks like a cocoon. it looks unreal. it looks like mold. >> that's what marcus smith saw girlfriend's family remodel their trailer home. >> i don't really know what is, then it clicked to this might be a hive or something. >> reporter: but it was a hornet's nest growing on a couch. >> just seeing that gave me the chill bumps. >> reporter: smith says automatically started doing the research. >> i had my phone in hand, and i was lake, yeah, that's a hornet's nest, we need to call somebody. >> reporter: i talked to the property owner earlier. she told me she's doing whatever s

mike you for these homeowners... tricia.... they were just starting to repair the damage caused break on january 28th.. and now...its back to square one.. nat grinding a butler county water department crew went right to work to plug the leak that flooded several homes... it was the second on this line in less than a month.. doug mulcock was to hang some dry wall after the first flood... 1doug "brand new. it was in the garage ready to be put up tomorrow. now that's destroyed and i have to start all over again. doug's new furnance and water heater are also both damaged as is the new car he got after the first one was totaled by the flood waters.. 2doug it even still has temporary tags on it, huh? yes, the car only has somewhere right around a hundred miles on it." after the water main break in january...the county started to to fix the problem... 1bob "we had intended to replace the water main as soon as possible." but it didn't come soon enough for susan rogers who assessed the damage to her house earlier this morning... 1susan

shawn: so how can a homeowner your home is one of the homes they would maybe... you would shawn: well, the process is simple. they just give my office a call, and i'll do a 24-hour, no obligation cash offer, we'll do an evaluation of the home. that's the first step. the second step would be agreeing to a purchase price, drawing up a purchase agreement and the third step would be finalizing the transaction at a third party closing company-- title and closing company-- so they can get their cash profits and move on. shawn: that is like the easiest home sale ever. lathe: yeah. shawn: it's fantastic. if people want to be able to reach out, how do they do so? lathe: they can call my office at the (702)476-2000. that's really the best way and then we can make a time to sit down and go over the condition of the home and what it is that the homeowner wants as far as profit out of the home and just come to an agreeable sales price that we can close on. shawn: i know, obviously, beyond this you are well versed in all things real estate, and you have a radio show. shawn: i

it could be a lot worse. >> reporter: the homeowners did get home a short time ago. bruises. mom it to get stitches but they alive. going to be staying with the homeowners' mother, the little girl's grandmother until they can figure out what to do here. police are serging for the driver responsible -- searching for the driver responsible, running the license plate hoping it will lead to an arrest. call crime stoppers at 954493- tips. gaby fleischman cbs4 news. >>> a 6-year-old boy is recovering in the hospital after being hit by a city of miami parole car. anton lawson was struck riding a scooter at 5th avenue. he has a broken hip, broken leg and internal injuries. the officer says he did not see anton when it happened. witnesses say the officer was speeding through that neighborhood. >>> caught on camera, a couple stealing electronics from a westin radio shack. several hundred dollars worth of electronics in her skirt. deputies say the man with her acted as a lookout, and it's not the first time they have deputies say this is the couple who nearly a year ago was seen stealin

. >> we're talking about a disabled golf course. we've been closed for ten years and nearby homeowners have been battling to block new development for several years. now there's a possible solution. >> the sign for that power four on the first hole still stand, but disabled point country club shows in 2016. people who bought homes next to the fairways have been fighting development plans for many years. tuesday, seminole county commissioners are expected to vote on a plan to build apartments on part of the old golf course. joan hessfield lives next to it. >> i think that housing is good idea in a way. >> developer kyle reava wants to build 286 luxury apartments on 23 acres at the abandoned course. the project is called alexander at sable point. reava negotiated with the hoa and agreed to give homeowners 84 acres of open space to preserve the area's natural look. he says it's a fair compromise. >> it gave them certainty as to what's going to happen behind their house. so we think it raises values or at least stabilizes the home values to know what's going to happen there. >> seminole co

the homeowners have been working all night to pump water out of their home. this has been issue in this area. there was another water main break that flooded homes last month. lisa: a senate committee will hold a hearing this morning to discuss the latest on the spread of zika. deputy director of the centers for disease control anne schuchat and others in the medical community are expected to testify. mark: new details into the death of justice antonin scalia. his doctor is calling the justice' s death not suspicious. scalia' s doctor says he suffered from multiple chronic conditions, including obesity, diabetes, and coronary artery disease. the district attorney said skille is list of health problems -- scalia' s health problems made an autopsy unnecessary. happening tonight, space-x is expected to attempt its next falcon 9 launch. the space-x rocket is attempting to put another telecommunications satellite happen just before 7:00 tonight, and the rocket will take off from the space launch complex at cape canaveral air force station in florida. lisa: while w

what mountain's edge homeowners are saying.... about how the h-o-a is spending their money!!! darcy stand-up: homeowners are fired up about the hundreds of thousands of dollars they're shelling out for what most call the mountain's edge patrol wear shirts that say security, but they're nothing more than a courtesy patrol. a really, really expensive courtesy patrol in a community that's been hit hard by crime. 1:53 jim: it's almost like window dressing. ok? it's something to give the illusion that there is security but they really aren't security people. the hoa is proposing more than 840-thousand dollars in 2016 for patrol services. and they've asked homeowners if they want to spend even more--which would bring the total to $1.2 million. our expose was posted on the "stay safe mountain's edge" facebook page where people have been sounding off all day. michelle wrote: "residents need to react to this and hold the hoa accountable." paul added: "everyone needs to challenge the board of directors at the next meeting and put an end to this absurd waste of money!!" and james posted:

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take a look at this video, given to us from the homeowner. we have blurred the man's face because he has not been charged with a crime. the homeowner says a man came to his door on north woodberry avenue around 11:30 last night, rang the doorbell, opened his glass door and shook his doorknob. the homeowner says when he confronted the man, the man tried to go to the next house but then ran off. called 911 saying the man seemed to be intoxicated. several officers responded but the man was not found. the homeowner tells wdbj7 other neighbors reported seeing someone suspicious outside their door last night. police are asking anyone to call if they situation happen to them. from danville, michigan--- one danville man two communities together. today, darrell davis started collecting without clean water in flint. he is the founder of operation clean water, a website he put together after hearing of the situation in michigan. davis says the idea started during the last snow storm when he was taking water to a few friends. it made him realize how impo

homeowners think there's no other explanation for the wild weather because of ts. take a look at the video here. winds tearing through the neighblrhood and leaving behind a mess. cameras capture palm trees ripped apart and tossed around. the worst damage, tiles that came flying off a roof and onto a truck's windshield. it was a big scare for a lot of people driving in the area at the time. >> i thought if i should run back in, or continue. i stopped halfway there. i continued. when i got to the corner, i noticed all the falling t tes by the gate. >> some neighbors say that the train. you've already heard that before. but luckily no one was hurt. >>> our social view on 6 has been flooded with viewers' pictures. we created a special gallery of pictures on our website. >>> the pope travels to one of the most dangous parts of mexico just a day before his departure. >>> an unusual police pursuit unfolds on the famous seven-mile bridge as a suspect evaded police in a backhoe. >>> takink you through the deal that police say is reall (phone ringi) you can't deal with somet