. >> we saw just a stampede of people running into belk. >> reporter: in those memos the threat was real in those moments to those people. >> e leash shah said she had never thought about what she would do. >> we ran into a dressing room and stayed there. it got saying everyone leave the building >> reporter: exactly what you should do says jim reese. run, hide and fight is the response plan. >> in today's day in age, it's a very important plan to have in effect whether it's for your family, your business or you as an individual when you travel around. >> if i had my family with me, the first thought is to flight get them away as soon as be only . >> when you come face to face with a situation like this, no one can tell you what when you're beginning to do until the situation happens. >> if i'm in that situation, hope you can -- hopefully you can keep your whitts and remember what you've learned or read >> reporter: reese said it is crucial to pay attention to your surrounding, know where to go if you have to run or be on the lookout for anything or anyone that looks suspicious. >>> stat

they say this woman was trying to steal close from a belt -- belk. she managed to get away with the truck and a green chrysler pacifica. >>> several counties have decriminalized pot and not a penny study says more people are smoking the drug. the people says one in eight people that smoke marijuana in the last three years over small amounts of marijuana in one area live to see another day. lakeland commissioner considering small amounts of marijuana being decriminalized. is a controversial subject. >> i think it would be a nightmare logistically. >> i think it should be on a county level is not states. against the idea of lessening the penalties for pot possession. >>> from tampa to manatee construction and road closures happening across the bay area. the areas you might want to avoid. >>> we have some construction happening this weekend. some spots to avoid in tampa sligh avenue the intersection closed starting tonight's not reopening until noon tomorrow. alternates are habana a to b down to rome to make your way around. also some emergency road rep

people are evacuating, the back, the upper deck, belk towers. people are hiding behind their vehicles. i am an off- duty officer." operator: "did you hear the shot?" caller: "i heard one shot." operator: "did it come from inside or outside the mall?" caller: "inside the mall." operator: "did you see a shooter." caller: "no i did completely ruled out the possibility shots were fired...raleigh police have asked the fbi to analyze the sound from a video -- to see if the origin can be determined. a trial involving corruption in the wake county clerk's office continued friday with a state government employee who admitted taking bribes... former clerk kelvin ballentine testified he offered his services to bails bondsmen. he agreed to change computer records to make it look like large bond amounts were not owed...it was money earmarked ballentine says he was paid beteen 500 and 1000 dollars each time. ballentine testified bondsman ronnie smith- who is on trial for multiple charges connected to the scheme -- was his first partner in this scheme. ballent

. >> well, i actually went in the local belk's department store when i was a little girl with one of my public school teachers, and i went... i was thirsty, i went to drink in the white water fountain-- i didn't know what a white water fountain was-- and she was terribly afraid and upset and pulled me away. and i remember going home with my little wounded psyche, but getting reinforced by my parents. but, you know, this woman died when she was about 90, not too long ago, and the thing that i remember most about her is that she somehow was so afraid to protect me as a child. it's amazing... but segregation and apartheid seeps in to every bit of your being, because you know that there are places you're not supposed to be, and they're... you know, you've got hand-me-down books in schools, and the white kids are going this way and the black kids are going this way to school, and we always had a place... i've just come from home this past... you know, recently, and i started pointing out, "here's where we always had our fights every day. 'who's going to get the sidewalk?'" but these thing

tremendous effort and a little added insurance from brandon belk.off of ubaldo jimenez. 14th home run of the year, giants win 6--2. casilla with the one pitch save and pa fan has a one -- pagan has a one game hit streak. >>> dodgers and pirates, dave roberts watching his team crank up the offense in the 4th inning. it's 3-3 and corey seeger, yes, sir. josh reddick around. dodgers with a 4-3 lead. seeger 3-5 hitting .310. bottom 6, it is 6-3 and peterson has his 17th of the year. dodgers win 8-4. >>> well, who knew kendall graveman would be the bastion of stability in the a's' rotation? he is the club's only constant this season. and he's been good most of the time. tonight not exactly his finest it but hey -- effort, but hey "star wars" night at the yard. is the force

somehow there is still some caliphate eating born, and that can insinuate itself into the who may belks willing to travel there. it is also destabilizing for countries in the region at a time when the region is already unstable. i am pleased with the progress we have made in iraq and syria. mosul far from freeing but we have shown that when it comes to conventional fights, isil can be beaten with partners on the ground, so long as they got the support from coalition forces that we have been providing. though, you are seeing isil carry out external terrorist acts, and they have learned something, they have hadted from al qaeda, which a much more centralized operation and tried to plan very elaborate attacks. what isil has figured out is that if they can convince a handful of people or even one person to carry out an attack on the subway or a parade or some other public venue and kill scores of people as opposed to thousands of people, it still creates the kinds of fear and concern that elevates their profile. ways, rooting out these networks for smaller, less complicated attacks is tough

around these kids with all the different noises and, um -- little things like the fire -- the fire belk, you know -- it might scare him, he might do great but it's all great exposure for him. >> reporter: educators say it's a valuable opportunity for kids. >> for them as well because they'll learn firsthand what a guide dog does and how to care for an animal that's working. cocoa's working. >> the laid back lab hasn't macied his job just yet but chamberman said she's up for the challenge. >> it's a lot of extra work. i just know that at the end of it, it will be so rewarding. >> in march cocoa will return to guide dog school to finish up formal training and be paired the meantime, this will be a school year her two-legged students will never forget. >> that's what i want for them is a memorable year and for them to be successful and cocoa is along for the ride. >> in clearwater, angelie davis, fox 13 news. >> southeastern guide dogs tells us chamberman is the only volunteer they know of taking her service dog and training to class we are but she and her principal hope he'll be the first