potentially gas or flash bang but now a total ovulen loud bangs going -- of 11 loud bangs going off. the police were called out to check on the welfare of a man last night. we actually have some activity here, so again 11 loud bangs they don't appear to be gunshot. we haven't seen a lot of police rushing or anything. this house is back here in the mayfair neighborhood. people have been told to shelter in place or be evacuated because of he potential danger of this situation. again, 11 or so loud bangs as police attempt to get his man out of the home. back to you in the studio. asking you the speculate here, but the sounds you heard, could you tell if it was a grenade or gunshot. >> reporter: well just as you mentioned that, there was another one that went off. they are not sharp noises but more like a flash bang grenade. again, we don't speculate exactly what it is, but from my history of hearing gunshots it did not appear to be the loud crack of a gunshot, much more of a low -- and here another background. >> and we can see the photographer trying to zoom in. how far away are you fr

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and then bang, bang, bang. >> bang, bang, bang, bang. >> reporter: earlier in court prosecutors said o'shields determined to be judge, jury and executioner and wanted to avenge his son's death. >> wanted to kill toby mathis. he had one thing on his mind and he fulfilled. >> reporter: just months earlier, investigators say mathis was involved in the death of o'shields son joey. both dated the same woman. and after an altercation, joey fell from mathus' truck bed and later died. o'shields who thought mathis was getting off easy. the defense argues that what led to the shooting is not as simple as revenge. attorney dalton opened that the grieving father had a stroke, ptsd and alcohol problems. >> richard o'shields fell through a perfect storm of trouble and health problems and emotional problems, alcohol. a storm that led to tragic results. >> reporter: and the trial continues tomorrow. and the defense does expect to bring in expert testimony that will speak to the defendant's state of mind. live here in brevard, john le, news 13. >> darcel: still no arrest tonight in the death of a tee

and then bang, bang, bang. >> bang, bang, bang, bang. >> reporter: earlier in court prosecutors said o'shields determined to be judge, jury and executioner and wanted to avenge his son's death. >> wanted to kill toby mathis. he had one thing on his mind and he fulfilled. >> reporter: just months earlier, investigators say mathis was involved in the death of o'shields son joey. both dated the same woman. and after an altercation, joey fell from mathus' truck bed and later died.

bang-bang. in this case intriguingly bang-bang. hamilton is struck on his right side. the bullet pierces his liver. he died of internal bleeding with his wife and seven children by his bed. hamilton's life was over but it just began in some ways. he rose again from the death to assume the place in american political history he would never have attained if he had died quitely at age 80 as burr did. it is a triumph of political spin. his team was able to sell the idea that bang-bang meant that hamilton was a murder victim not the looser in a dual of honor. more exactly, since this was a political matter hamilton was assasspat patinat assassina assassinated. a martyr. he fired into the air after burr shot him. his second, retrieved a branch overhead that was severed by his mall. the whole thing went down differently. hamilton it thrown away his f e fire. hamilton's son had been killed in a dual a dual a few years ago. it was argued he fell into a depression that led to this dual as suicide by dual rather than just a dual. but he is shot. the rules of the dual, hamilton co

we just heard another loud bang here. emergency vehicles are lined up himalaya street as they tried to negotiate with this man. started at a welfare check here at 9:00. deputies went to check on that man. when they did, they fired one single shot toward the residents towards them. no one was injured but, obviously, they are trying to get this man out of here. there is another bang, just heard it. not sure if my microphone picked that up but, again, well over a dozen of these loud bangs outs here. nearby residences were evacuated. the one immediately by where this one here. others were told to shelter in place. you are dealing with street closure, hampden shut down from himalayas. the situation. amelia, you have some ways to avoid. >> we do. with that s.w.a.t. going near hampden and him louisiana, very close to the 470 interchange, smoky hill and hampden to the east. hampden closed from liverpool to himalaya, the best is to use quincy street in either direction. running smoothly in the area so far for quincy. that area wil

bang bang bang" bang bang bang and it allows you to go around the world without leaving home. wagner "we were flying missions, afghanistan." wagner "where we're getting engaged with enemy systems that we've never seen before and we can't do that with a real aircraft." can cost between 3 to 8-thousand dollars. during the one week the avcatt is here -- they've logged about 500 at flight hours -- saving a lot of money. the avcatt is based in arizona and travels around the west. in school watch... today governor sandoval signed regulations to allow faster hiring of teachers in the silver state. the regulations will allow nevada to issue provisional licenses to teachers who are otherwise qualified... or within a year of becomming qualified. this will allow the hiring of hundreds of teachers immediately. the signing of the regulation follows a change in federal law which now allows provisional licenses without the risk of losing federal funding for education. mike will have a look at your forecast next.... you have to have a passion for it. forecasting in reno can be a challenge but

bang bang bang" bang bang bang and it allows you to go around the world without leaving home. wagner "we were flying missions, yesterday, from around afghanistan." wagner "where we're getting engaged with enemy systems that we've never seen before and we can't do that with a real is here -- they've logged about 500 at flight hours -- saving a lot of money. jobs and allows us to increase radiuses and train on our core tasks without having to burn gas and break real aircraft." the avcatt is based in arizona and travels around the west. it will leave the stead base, saturday. covering the big story, paul nelson, channel two news. "now here's mike alger's first look at the pinpoint 2 forecast" after some overnight and morning cloudiness, the skies should clear off as saturday progresses, and we will be looking at a mostly sunny super bowl weekend. temperatures will also warm up into the low 50s through sunday, and steadily climb into the low 60s by tuesday or wednesday. even though a few clouds come back into the forecast picture for the foreseeable future. february 5th is nationa

nats - facebook video: cedric shooting ak "bang! bang! bang!" just a month later, ford posting this video to his facebook page, firing an ak-47. nats - bang! bang! bang! ford killed 3 of his co-workers ? and injured 14 more. before being killed by police chief doug schroeder. adam miller was trying to evacuate his coworkers when he came face to face with ford. sot adam miller: "i saw him come around the corner and he told him to run, there's a fire. he still looked confused and i told him again and he said i know then shot me." miller who still recovering in the hospital was shot 4 times says he still feels for ford. sot -- adam miller: "i don't know what he was going through. obviously he felt this was the way out. and so, my heart just aches for him." just ninety minutes before the shooting? ford was served at work with a restraining order to stay away from another ex girlfriend who claimed he was "in desperate need of medical and psychological help!" family and friends are saying goodbye this weekend-- to five of the six victims killed in the

>> reporter: yeah, we were kind of monitoring what was going on and started hearing these loud low bangs, now the we're at hampden and himalaya. his backyard actually comes out here to himalaya. that's where the front of the home is. so police have shut down this area. we heard five of the loud bangs and there was a small break i guess in the action, did nott appear to be gunshots, then there were about seven more. we could actually see the sparks coming from the top of the swat vehicle. we don't want to speculate what that is but again it did not sound like the ringing f a gunshot, but police are on the scene and still a very active seen. %- this all started as a call of a welfare check of an individual potentially suicidal. the man came out and fired a round in the direction of deputies. another one of those loud bangs coming from the scene just past himalaya where this whole scene has been shut down. again not a loud sharp piercing sound like a gunshot but a allow load bang, so that makes 13 in total. this whole thing has been going on more than eight hours and this is the first kind

it might have been the other officer as well. >> heard bang bang bang, stop, bang bang bang, stop, bang bang bang. >> nine shots. >> yes. >> this witness who does not the 7th floor of melrose houses and feet away from where police say 23-year-old malik chavez opened fire on officer espuet and officer cruz, both two-year veterans assigned to housing. >> it was 8:00, we were finished eating sitting in the room and then we heard the shooting. then somebody screamed call 9-1- 1. then we called 9-1-1. and then they said officer down and all the cops came. >> they found these two guns. a shotgun and a 32 caliber handgun which they say he used to open fire thursday evening around 8. they say he then turned the gun on himself, this after the two officers on vertical patrols found him drinking in the stairwell and asked him for id. >> we're like looking right at the building that the cops were swarming in and they're bringing people out and just trying to investigate. >> now we know there is some controvert regarding vertical patrols in housing development. some say police officers are too aggre

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you are hear bang, and then maybe pause for live five seconds and then bang, bang, bang, total of four shots. i am like what is going onthat's a gun. all the police if the resource officer room, they ducked out. they ran straight too the cafeteria, i ran back in the library. no one really heard anything in the library. it was very loud. and they're kind of just sitting there like, what was that? the teacher is said don't knock so loud. no, i said there was a shooting. she grabbed her keys and there's like a little hall and we went to another room? >> scared? >> very scared. kind of like you're shaking, my legs won't stop shaking for another hour. i'm just like shaking, what is going on? when are they going to tell us? it was a while when they talked to us. so when they're walking around, they didn't talk to us and we were in that little cubicle. so it was very suspenseful. >> just like a big bang. like gunshot. and then everybody stopped talking and like ran out. >> we are getting more and more developments. new information coming out about the shooting in madison township today. >> th

>> there was an enormous bang, like the loudest bang ever. the whole building, whole earth shook. >> reporter: on the street below, debris stretching the length of two football fields. the 300ton metal cranetwisted and broken, its cabs flipped. cars flatten . >> we're going to need here. struck by the crane. we have one person trapped in a car. >> reporter: the trapped man was one of three injured. 38-year-old david wick simply walking on the street during rush hour, when down. hundreds of rescue workers rushed to the york's mayor, calling it a miracle more weren't killed. >> this incident they were lowering thee to secure it. >> reporter: but neighbors say they worried about the crane well before this morning's winds. >> it didn't look right. not surprised? >> i'm stunned, but i'm not surprised. >> reporter: construction cranes are a common sight around manhateir safety came under scrutiny in 2008 when two collapsed within two months, killing nine. the city's buildings commis and new safety measures were put in place. just last may, a cable

like bang bang bang out here charges at least for stabbing the canine near maryland parkway and desert inn parker collins 13 action news. and as parker said - a metro k-9 officer was stabbed mutliple times near the head during that stand-off. metro posted this picture of nicky - asking for prayers. the dog was in surgery all afternoon and officers say it is now in stable condition. they say k-9's are vital to their success - and an injury like this could take one off the streets - permanently. at this time they are unsure when nicky will return to work. but 19 states are under wind chill warnings, watches and advisories... with temperature set to drop as low as negative 35 degrees this weekend in boston... so cold - you could get frostbite in ten minutes! new york city- expecting to tie a 100-year old low temperature record by sunday- this arctic blast- forcing the ironic cancellation - of an "ice festival" in central park. let's check in with 13 weather first.. chief meteorologist bryan scofield and weather first... high pressure has now shifted to the east/southeast; centering now ju

bang bang " while women have served with honor - in many military roles - - with two recently graduating as army rangers - the distinction between - volunteering for opportunities in the military - - and being drafted and forced to fighthas everyone from presidential candidates to people in the corridor taking sides. sides." drafting women would be a really strange idea." pearl is a grand mother - who says - many women just couldn't meet the physical requirements for combat. strange idea. >> pearl is a grandmother who says many women just couldn't meet the physical requirements of combat. >> if you want to do it, do it. if you're not able to our don't want to women should be exempt. i don't think section matter. >> ashton did some of her friends might be among those on the front line should the us bring back the draft that ended in 1973. >> i feel like it would be more fair because if they can do it it seems sexist when they're abilities. >> on our facebook page and that rights when it comes to drafting women there are just some things that are wrong. wrong. >> may post your hippocratic

golden state will be here with its bang-bang offense and splash will on the magic. and scott skiles, for one, is worried. for most, last night' s 9-point win over philadelphia was satisfying. aaron gordon gave us more highlight reel stuff, nic vucevic had a season-high 35 points, but the magic allowed 115 points and 54% shooting from the lowly sixers, and after, here' s scotty responding to a question about ersan ilyasova taking charges. >> he did, but it was bad all night. i thought victor, being on canon, he did a good job, and ersan had a good effect on the game, but golden is going to get 300 off if we play like that. pat: summer: 300 points, dikes. -- yikes. a lot of soccer fans in this area rooting for tommy redding as a new mls season inches closer. tommy is the homegrown product from oviedo, now in his third season with the lions, but to this point, a mild just 87 game minutes last year and a challenge from adrian heath to fight hard for pitch time. redding almost certainly will spend some time with orladno' s b team this spring, aware of expectations not ye

bang! bang! oh, what a shot by curry, with 0.6 of a second remaining. ricardo: stephen curry is just unreal. how about a 35-foot 3-pointer to lead golden state when overtime win over oklahoma city last night? curry, also breaking his own nba record for 3's in a single season earlier in the game. and guess what? we still have a couple months left in the season. day three of the nfl combine in indanapolis. defensive linemen and linebackers going through on-field workouts, and two clemson teammates, now becoming competitors. central's shaq lawson and taylor's kevin dodd are both projected to be first round picks in the upcoming nfl draft. both trying to bolster their stock today. dodd, the former riverside standout, ran a 4.86 40, did his best in that drill today. as for the former daniel high standout lawson, he had the clocking a 4.7 40-yard dash. lawson also doing well in the broad jump and 3-cone drill. on the linebacker side, former tiger bj goodson ran a 4.69 40. goodson, also scoring high marks in the broad jump and 40-yard dash. georgia linebacker

bang bang bang." police are trying to determine a motive. schooler is expected in court monday. a virginia community is mourning... after a police officer was killed on her first day on the job. 28 year old ashley guin-don along with two other officers were shot while in prince william county. police say 32 year old ronald hamilton opened fire on the officers after allegedly killing his wife. guindon was killed just one day after being sworn in to the police department. her co-workers say she was passionate about her job. chief steve hudson / prince william co. police dept. - "she felt like she still wanted to do this job. she couldn't get it out of her blood. it was something she thought she could pour herself into". the other two officers are expected to recover-- one is in critical condition. hamilton was a member of the army who worked in the pentagon. he's charged with capital and first degree murder as well as malicious wounding. hamilton will be arraigned monday. roanoke county police will release more details about friday's officer involved shooting. according to a count

bang bang bang."> bang.">the pastor's brother will answer to a judge today. daniel schooler has a history of mental illness. emojis are become a second language to many. but now those silly cell phone symbols... have a 12-year-old virginia girl facing criminal charges. 31.so he's introducing a seat-size guideline...as part of the f-a-a re-authorization act that's before congress right now.a vote on that bill morning with temperatures in the low 40s. as skies turn mostly sunny today, temperatures will be quick to rebound. highs are expected to range from 50-540f today, cooler to the north, warmer to the south. it won't be nearly as windy today either. tuesday, a strong low pressure system will bring back rain and storms chances during the afternoon and evening. some locally heavy rain is possible, with some computer models forecasting over 1" of rain tuesday. but there's also a chance we could see a few stronger to severe storms tuesday afternoon. the storm prediction center has included most of the tri-state in a "slight risk" of severe weather. you can see t

and we just kept bang bang bang." an autopsy on the 70-year-old pastor is also scheduled for later today. 3 3 new emails show aides for michigan governor rick snyder knew something was wrong with flint's water as far back as october 20-14. his top aides recently released emails showing the aides discussed switching the water supply back from the flint river to lake huron. researchers later found elevated levels of lead that can cause neurological problems to children. investigators are looking into why the city did not treat water with an anti-corrosive agent, which was required by 3 3 four people die in a plane crash in texas. that is making headlines this morning. 3 3 it happened yesterday in nava-sota, about 60-miles northwest of houston. authorities say they found the wreckage of the single-engine aircraft in a wooded area near the municipal airport. the federal aviation administration is investigating. 3 a teenager who police say was armed with a broomstick, was shot and critically injured by officers in utah. au

the next thing i noticed, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. i was holding my arms. i thought to myself, that lady is shooting me with rubber bullets. i'm not afraid of rubber bullets. then i looked down and there was blood all over the place. >> she shot him through the window and hit his left arm and also his right arm. bullet went through both arms. >> reporter: the shooter is quickly arrested and identified as rochelle shelly shannon. a woman authorities soon tie to bombings of other clinics. >> shelly shannon was a solid believer in that violence was appropriate and that she was going to get the job done. she wasn't a very good shot, thank god. >> the doctors recommended he take a few days off. he said, no, i'm going to work. i have patients. >> you know, i'm just like my patients. you know, last night i got shot and i was scared, but there was somebody there to take care of me. >> so, the next day he just came in. his arms are bandaged. work as usual. >> he put up a big sign in front of his clinic that said, women need abortions and i'm going to do them. he fel

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. >> it was bang bang bang for goals, they scored, we scored, and then i think the same shift they scored again. you don't see that very often. i think all three goals were within -- i couldn't tell you. it didn't give us a chance to get the momentum. >> it was an event. afterwards in the locker room. he said this was the highlight of my career. it was a loss but the experience with this -- for this young kid to come in here and play in front of 50,000 people. coors field -- that's how much it holds and with that new bar it doesn't hold that much, pepsi center only 19,000 so they are not used to playing in front of that many people. >> 50,000 more people cashing in -- >> you can't win everything all the time. [laughter] >> when we do picture hockey at coors field late in february, we likely wouldn't have pictured what it was like today. instead of snow fans were treated it temperatures in the 70s and a beautiful sunny day out there. meteorologist danielle grant joins us. normally in february we would have a real snow blowing around expect the real deal, right? february, just wild. toward

, you get killed so why not gang bang?e trying to help them, trying to get them off the streets, giving them any alternative. every day they wake up, knowing, my brother is going to die, when they are going to the gafng they're nogangthey're not lookig that. >> do you think there's anything that can change the situation? >> no. i feel like we've been ignored for so long. >> shots fired. >> we are in one of the most economically and racially racially segregated places in the united states. they have no community, no access to the services that people in other communities have. >> dr. stolback's program reaches 250 kids per year. >> when you are constantly exposed to violence or feel like you're constantly under threat, the parts of the brain that are involved in learning get shut off. and what happens is the surviving brain takes over. and so they're constantly in survival mode. there are functions, it's not like they're not functioning, it is they're functioning with very little sense of a future, very little hope. one of

bang, bang, bang. >> a motive for the shooting is still unclear. stay with news channel 5 and check your app for updates. >>> new at 6:00, cleveland police have a man in custody in connection with the deadly hit and run. the suspect turned himself in this afternoon and tonight we are learning the victim in this case has been hit before. we digging into the investigation. you spoke to a close friend of that victim. >> reporter: i did. he described him as someone who was on foot all the time. he lived right down this avenue, and last night he was killed in this intersection. that's just about a half mile from his house. groves, who was 60 years old, died on scene, identified by the medical me a similar situation happened to the man. walking along trucking 10 in front of the man -- in front of his house and someone hit him. he was hospitalized. the suspect in last night's incident is 20 years old. it happened just before 10:00 p.m. the suspect turned himself in today, but he has not been charged, and that neighbor describes the victim is a very nice m

bang bang bang."> bang.">according to court and police records, the suspect has a history of violence and mental illness. new this morning.problem gambling is up in ohio. ohio.according to our partners at the journal-news, more than 35-thousand people in ohio were screened for problem gambling in 2015.that's an increase of 10-thousand over the previous year.and about 1- thousand were diagnosed or treated for gambling disorder, which is also an increase.ohio voters legalized casino gambling in 2009 through a constitutional amendment.if gambling problem, there are resources available at playitsafeohio.org. if you're driving south, you need to know a section of interstate 75 in tennessee could be off-limits to you for weeks. this is video of the rock slide in campbell county, tennessee, which is near the kentucky state line, on the way to knoxville.it hit the interstate friday afternoon... shutting it down in both directions.the highway patrol says if you're heading there... you should heavy back-ups during the

>> bang, bang, bang. and then you heard the cop cars. i looked out the window and saw the cop chasing somebody. >> the officer eventually catching up to them on 40th court and west flagler street. the two men and the woman inside of the car were all arrested and despite the gunfire, no one was hurt. the police identifying the man who went on a deadly ram page inside of a company in kansas. and today we're learning about his long criminalecord, including convictions right here in florida. ashley jlnes has the details. >> reporter: the sheriff identifying the gunman as cedric ford, a plant worker who had several convictions in florida in decades. burglary, fleeing from an officer, aggravated fleeing, and carrying a concedes weapon, all in miami-dade county. a friend on facebook said that he was oririginally from miami. >> mr. ford, who was residing from newton, kansas, had been served a pfa, a protection order, at 3:30 that afternoon. 3:30, gets served. and 5:00, we have the first shooting. >> reporter: on thursday, a series of attacks in

i was in the hall. walked out of the library. and bang, bang, bang. everybody is running. the officers are running out of the room. i went back in the library. >> as the lock down was lifted, parents picked up their children. there were hugs and plenty of cheers. >> makes you want to never go home again. >> and the parents, things weren't just all right until they could hug their children. other weighed whether to send them to school tomorrow. >> it could happen anywhere, any day. it happened today. it happened tomorrow. life has to go on. >> rob, one mother said, she indeed had reservations to sending her school tomorrow. and she was asked, how she's holding herself together in light of what was happening. i just have to. i'm a mom. one said, he came to escape the craziness elsewhere. and the school shooting happened just about anywhere. larry davis, local 12 news. rob, back to you. >> you want to stipes hold them close and you know you can't. life moves on. students are coming together to cope on what happened. we have pictures of a vigil. people tend to pray for everyone touched on

brian was saying the big bang actually might have made a bang, although that would have been hard to hear because it can be extremely faint, neutron stars that are dead stars that didn't become black holes is like paddle swishing space time and causes a monotone, so there's a panoply of expected sounds. >> rose: walter, what did einstein hope this would lead to? >> einstein's fingerprints is on all things. when i it this my iphone to get a iewber, g.p.s., but einstein wanted this to understand our cosmos. it wasn't let's invent a laser or microchip. that is the essential nature of humans is to say, okay, what is it that is this yawfers and to try towns it? and i think that's all he was hoping it would lead to. >> having this new tool, gravitational waves, is really a new tool to explore space in time. >> rose: and what might we find? >> well, we might find that the theory and the more refined observations that no doubt will be made in the future, they may not completely agree. einstein might be in the right direction but it might not be the full story and there is many reasons thinki

the next thing i noticed, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. i was holding my arms. i thought to myself, that lady is shooting me with rubber bullets. i'm not afraid of rubber bullets. then i looked down and there was blood all over the place. >> she shot him through the window and hit his left arm and also his right arm. bullet went through both arms. >> the shooter is quickly arrested and identified as rochelle shelly shannon. a woman authorities soon tie to bombings of other clinics. >> shelly shannon was a solid believer in that violence was appropriate and that she was going to get the job done. she wasn't a very good shot, thank god. >> the doctors recommended he take a few days off. he said, no, i'm going to work. i have patients. >> you know, i'm just like my patients. you know, last night i got shot and i was scared, but there was somebody there to take care of me. >> so, the next day he just came in. his arms are bandaged. work as usual. >> he put up a big sign in front of his clinic that said, women need abortions and i'm going to do them. he felt, this is

and bang... three of his 24 on the night... second half now... in transition... t-c-u is scrambled... and they leave mistake... thomas makes 'em pay... iowa state up 17...and this guy had to make the highlight... georges niang in the corner... silky smooth on the triple... it wasn't a blowout... but iowa state took care of the horned frogs at home, 92-83... a side-note on this game... jameel mckay did not play in what is said to be a coach's decision... tough day for the iowa state women... they get dropped by fourth-ranked baylor, 78 to 41... shawna johnson and meredith burkhall both scored in double figures... all season long... it's been a dream... and for some... it's about to be a reality... in three-a.... girls' basketball teams are punching their tickets for state... or going home... in marion... mount vernon and solon hit the hardwood in a three-a regional final... and the mustangs galloped out of the gate... they pass it arond and get it to kristen elliott... mount vernon up five... timeout solon... but the spartans re-grouped... nicole oberthein gathers

[banging on door] mom, open the door please don't, mom! please don't! [banging on door] please don't. please! open the door! please! mom? open the door. mom! [banging on door] mom, please. mom... come on. come on, bobby! let's go. let me stay with you. oh, don't cry, sweetheart. come on, please? i don't want to do this again. [sniffles] i know, and i'm so, so, so sorry.

"we heard these big bangs. like bang bang bang out here and it was just oh my god . it was just too much." now let's get to jessica janner high pressure has now shifted to the east/southeast; east of flagstaff, az. sunny skies are still expected today with high temperatures in the low and mid 70s. winds pick up slightly to between 5 and 15 mph and will continue through saturday. mostly sunny skies are anticipated for the weekend but valentine's day sunday will be slightly more breezy ranging winds speeds between 10 and 20 mph. moving into next week, tuesday and wednesday we peak with warmth due to an approaching front. mid to upper 70s will be common but by thursday, models indicate heavy clouds with a small chance for rain and temperatures falling back to the upper 60s and lower 70s. a local food pantry has been broken into nearly a dozen "the baileys community nest" sits on "the bailey middle school campus" and has been hit -3- times in two months. 13 action news first heard about the story once the director of baileys nest posted a cry for help on facebook. those

. >> i heard a bang. and then i heard another bang. and then i heard a couple more bangs afterward. turn around and run away from the gun. felt something warm. came up with a handful of blood. >> that's when you realized you were shot? >> that's when is. ed i was shot. that's the hole. >> the entry wound there is -- >> reporter: then blake realized his friend denzel was slumped next to him, shot in the chest, bleeding heavily. >> he died in your arms? >> he died in between, like right in between me and jose. i remember screaming "i'm sorry" over and over again. >> the homeowner, i was sorry period. you know. it was a bad situation. i was sorry for it all. >> reporter: his friends called him for help. >> i stepped inside the door, looked over, the guy was holding the gun at me. i threw my hands open, he told me to get out of his house, i said i'm sorry and took off. >> reporter: one week later -- >> they called me and said he'd been arrested for murder. >> reporter: that's right. murder. felony murder. because when someone's killed during certain crimes, in this case burglary, everyo

it was a bang then glass shattering. >> that's the mess some woke up to after that stolen car slammed into their neighborhood. police say a 13-year-old girl stole a vehicle from pasco county, drove it to pinellas park before crashing into the subdivision walls. bayou point is located along 82nd avenue in pinellas park. 10 news reporter jennifer titus is digging deeper into how this young girl traveled so far and walked away without serious injuries. >> reporter: the owner of this home tells me it sounded like her roof was caving in when a car slammed into this sign throwing hundreds of these bricks into her yard. >> it was just bang! then another huge bang and then you could hear glass shattering everywhere. >> reporter: donna says it was 11:00 p.m. wednesday night when this minivan came barreling into her front yard. >> all of these bricks are part of that wall. >> reporter: the impact through bricks and debris through her

actually bangs are great and very useful. >> the type of bang too. >> the type of bang makes a big difference. i think when we think of bangs we think of the blunt thing. that actually can age people because it kind of ends up widening the face which we don't want to do so what we did with melissa we gave her this nice soft wispy bang which helps to kind of like soften her face and add some shape to it too. >> were you a little nervous about taking off so much hair. >> not too bad, no. it. >> it really -- hey, come on out. the other two, nancy, gabrielle. we want to see you all here. i got to tell you, we've done these segments over the years and i'm thinking, oh, you got -- you look great before. look wonderful now and are these things you think you're going to stick with. >> oh, absolutely. >> you're going to be able to do. >> absolutely. >> michelle, nice, nice and we got to thank peter and alvin at une arvelolo salon. the new issue of "allure" is on newsstands now. let's go outside to rob. fantastic. >> big georgia contingent. this is lydia from marietta. you have a picture of your grandm

you people got rights, too. bang ) ( bang ) but, janet, i mean about last night, i'm really... i don't want to talk about it. good morning. she doesn't want to talk about it. oh, you're still upset about last night. me? upset? why? you mean because you two broke in right in the middle of a very personal argument between alex and me? and because you told us to leave the living room and go settle things in the bedroom which is where we were having that very personal argument. me? i'm not upset at all. ( bang ) i'd be upset. look, i've been thinking. you know what's causing our problem? an interfering jackass of a roommate? oh, jack! look, look. we need a system. we got to lay down ground rules so that scenes like last night won't happen again. oh, good idea. thank you. you know what we can do? we can divide the night into shifts, you know? like 7:00 to 9:00, 9:00 to 11:00 11:00 to 1:00, hmm? suppose i'd like to spend four hours with a guy? what should i do? spread him over two nights? that's a good point. hold it, hold it, hold it. i happen to have a simple but brilliant plan, al