plet's go to crystal clark by hone down in sarasota this pmorning. pdescribe what you're looking at pright now. pall right. plooks like we're having some pissues with crystal. pthat's okay. pwe'll get back to crystal in a psecond. plet's talk about the power poutages happening in both psarasota and manatee counties. pflorida power and light is ower outages in both counties. pfpl on twitter said they added padditional resources to help pspeed up the restoration for pthose customers without service. pso if you live in sarasota or pmanatee county, be pashl. pfpl is out there and they're pworking to get the power back on pagain. psiesta key took the brunt of the psevere weather. pkim kuizon joins us now by hone. pcan you tell us where you're at pand how bad it is? p>> the damage out here is very pexcessive. pwhen you come straight through pdown the street, it's a long pstreet that eventually dead-ends pin the water. pas you come up here there are ptrees uprooted and you start to psee. p>> alcides: i'm going to pinterrupt kim for a second. pcan you hear me

, fox 3 3 crystal clark, fox 3 3 3 tonight - the manatee county sheriff's office is looking for the people responsible for a deadly shooting. 3 3 3 3 a ruskin man is facing serious charges tonight.. after the florida highway patrol says he crashed his car while driving drunk.. the 3 3 3 developing tonight - more trouble for customers and employees of premier parking. 3 cruise passengers arriving back in tampa today were met with a not-so-warm welcome back to land. they say the *one* operating shuttle took more than an hour to bring them to their cars -- parked at the premier lot on north brush street -- with one employee manning the lot. this isn't the first sign of trouble for the private parking service. we brought you a similar story on premier last week. the company closed its west hillsborough avenue lot, unannounced. airport passengers found themselves stranded... their cars were abandoned... with their keys locked inside a trailer. today, a group premier employees who say they've not been paid since last month, showed up at the north brush street lot to picket. and, despi

crystal clark has the story. >> from scrubbing down siding to chopping down weeds this home off of 22nd street was in need of some long overdue tlc but its owner earl fox is legally blind and hasn't been able to do much >> i needed to get the plold, i needed to mold, i needed to get it cleaned up but i got it done. >> hand wash his housing mow the lawn and remove trash. they are cleaning up 20 impoverished areas surrounding the university of south florida. >> to show the community residents we care and want to change the community for the better. >> for david wilson,ists a chance to give back. >> born and raised here. whether people go in your room they think this is you, they describe you, i want to be described as a great person. tackle it one road at a time. >> like these plants, the residents hope to make the road and the community stronger. >> when you help a homeowner tax liens changed, that's empowering community residents and getting them to take a vested interest in the community and calling it their community, their home. >> in tampa, crystal clark, fox 13 news. >> there is a

@our own crystal clark is live @at the tampa yacht club where @ye mystic krewe is getting @ready. @crystal, it is almost time. @>> it really is, anjuli. @we have been showing you all @morning long as the pirates get @ready putting on the costumes, @putting the scars on their @faces and all the make-up. @show what you is happening @outside. @i have hanna with us this @morning. @hi, nana. @>> hi. @>> a lot of are you on the boat @right now. @what are you up to? @>> we are going continue to to @the boat parade and down into @the bay and throw a bunch of @beads to everybody for a lot of @fun. @it is going to be fun. @>> reporter: now how early did @you guys start this morning @with the whole process, getting @ready, getting here to the @yacht club? @>> our alarm clocks went off at @6:15 to get all of this ready, @>> reporter: now tell me, what @is the most exciting part of @being a part of this whole @invasion, riding along with the @flotilla? @>> i think the best part is @just being with, like, all my @friends and my family and @seeing everybody dressed up. @it is great people watchi

@poor crystal clark -- our very @own crystal clark is live on @bayshore where i saw her @to dodge the rain and i have @seen you have given up here. @how are you doing? @>> reporter: hey, anjuli or @alcides, i am not quite sure @what you said. @the wind is blowing so hard it @is pretty hard to hear. @i am hearing it is lindsay. @good morning. @as you see behind me, the road @closed signs are up and most @of bayshore boulevard closed @down around 6:30 this morning @all in preparation for the @parade, but you can see around @-- it is bretty gray out here. @the rain will be a factor and @definitely the cold weather as @well. @we have scarves on in addition @to our beads this morning. @is something that everyone @will want to keep in mind when @you head out here with the @kids. @this is what you can expect. @the parade is set to start at @3:30 this afternoon. @we are hearing this year there @will be 100 units in the @parade that includes the @floats. @that includes marching bands. @dancers. @all of the favorite that @people come back to eevery @single year will be here once @again this yea

and crystal clark at tampa international how the travelers are dealing with the mess. crystal. >> the good news the travelers and airlines precautions early and all day to make arrangements. and they are offering waivers to travelers like those in tampa who cannot make it home. and from new york, philadelphia and they said they changed their plans for saturday to today instead they knew the storm was going to get worse. here at tia. >> if they had to be stranded it is not too bad they are concerned about what to expect on sunday when the flights will get back on schedule and they go back home. >> we're supposed to drive back with the vehicle. >> what i said wet snow and wind that means the power lines come out there is no heat in the house, with nowhere to go the visit tampa bay web site has a list of totals and offering special rates for the evening. but more than likely the travelers will be here through saturday with the snow only expected to get worse. at tia, crystal clark, fox 13 news. >>> it bodies were found -- their bodies were found miles apart and miles apart

crystal clark. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we now have a update on a deadly fire at a living facility in polk county. smoking let to the fire that killed a man at the bella kiss ta manor. and the fire started in his bedroom. >> the fire was contained because of construction. concrete. hire raided doors. had a fire like that occurred in a most recently built structure with more materials it could have been worse. >> three people are recovering from injurys. >>> a warning about a scam that has a violent ending. when the woman shows up. they're greeted by one or more seconds who -- suspects who take the care. this has happened in bartow and they spoke with the suspect on a dating app or web site. meeting anyone first time should meet in a public place. >>> four women have been caught shoplifting from a victoria's seek are the. they walked in at the eagle ridge mall. look here can you see them going through the racks and grab clothes. look to the left they take off through the mall. they got into a v

crystal clark, fox 13 news. >> bob: strong winds damaged a plane belonging to judge judy there. they will fix it but that was her plane. >> andrea: she can afford that. >> bob: 80 mile per hour gust left the plane pointing upwards with its tail on the ground. nobody was in the plane at the time of the incident and judge judy is doing just fine. we certainly -- it is nice and chilly. >> glenn: pretty day. lots of sunshine but there is a chill in the air. temperatures are going to be cold. another cold front to the north and it will pull down another a freeze warning is currently in effect up around the gainesville area. so again into the ocala, but again, we are expecting to see temperatures later on tonight to be dropping down mainly in the upper 30s and 40s. 49 in and and metro orlando to 41 later on tonight. 35 in fort mccoy, 30 in gainesville, 39 in the villages. and that is first thing in the morning. temperatures starting out mainly again in the low to mid-40s. the seven-day forecast, it is a chilly one. look at the temperatures, starting out at 40 first thing in the mornin

crystal clark, fox 13 news. >> today the mayor also announced a new baseball flov forever campaign. still to come an important reminder of the sacrifices made for our freedom. new statues just3 the hillsborough county korean war memorial is finally complete. 3 today -- in front a crowd of >> the hillsborough county war memorial is finally complete. today in front of a crowd of veterans and their families three long awaited statues were unveiled. the monument at veterans memorial park was originally dedicated two years ago with the statues. the veterans coordinator said this addition represents all pass sets of the war, the leadership, the military side and the civilian side. finality the millennium on is complete. 3 christie is asking people to keep off the roads.. as the forecast calls for new jersey to get as forecasts call for new jersey to get about two feet of snow maybe more than that in the southern parts of the state the there's still two more eye tides i have wean out on the roads in a last don't put yourself in a position the snow is difficult and the visibility is no more

fox 13's crystal clark joins us now with the latest.. 3 in a letter released overnight, united for care praised the decision..they say this will give voters, "a second chance to provide relief to hundreds of thousands of suffering patients." 3 a group organizing a petition drive to put the issue on the ballot, reaching its goal yesterday. attorney john morgan is leading the group. they've collected more than 692-thousand signatures ... that's nearly 10-thousand more than they needed to put the question before voters. the deadline was monday. you'll recall, the group fell just shy of having medical marijuana approved by voters in 20-14. the state requires 60 percent approval for constitutional amendments .. it got 57-point six percent. 3 on the united for care website, supports say the fight starts today..they plan to launch their new official campaign slogan: "yes on two." the issue will be amendment 2 voters vote in favor of it...florida will join 23 other states and the district of columbia in allowinlg doctors to recommend marijuana to individuals with debilitating conditions..we'll

crystal clark is live at tampa international. where are the cancellations and delays? >> reporter: from what we can see it is washington, dc and baltimore that are seeing the bulk of the cancellations, then there is raleigh and charlotte, north carolina, what we have head all day long more than 2000 flights will be canceled today and that number is only going to grow as we head into the weekend. >> the flight board is lit up with delays and cancellations all day at tia. >> we get a couple of bad winter storms, one year it was so bad that if it snowed again they would not have any place to put the snow. >> shirley kisch is spending another day in florida not >> i wanted to get out and miss the storm. >> and avoy being snowed in at her long island home where a foot of snow is expected. >> i didn't mind being snow bound but we have tickets to see lion king on sunday, i didn't want to miss that. >> the blizzard could rank near the top ten to hit the region according to the national weather service. 5000 flights were canceled on friday, my brother is coming from rhode islan

crystal clark spoke with a woman who lives with the couple. despite what they did, she thinks they are good parents. >> was it cruel intentions or punishment gone too far? 36-year-oldyo landa ashley and michael sanchez are behind bars for duct taping and daysing their -- and tazing their child. >> could you breathe wrong and they would say that are you abusing the child. >> they have 12 children ranging from 1 to 19 years old. >> they would not do anything to put the kids in harm. reports tell a different story. over the weekend, sanchez used a taser to scare them into the ten year old got mouthy to tase her on the bottom. he. >> they get frustrated and they get frustrated but there is a law and it is abuse. you cannot break that. >> the abuse was not confined to the house, according to the authorities they were contracted delivering newspapers a co-worker said he witnessed one of the parents taping a child in their warehouse. >> he alerted authorities. >> the explain was given the child had a lot of candy and hyped up, out of control. hitting

and crystal clark reports on what the witnesses saw. >> what is your emergency. >> i think this guy was shot in his car, i don't know. >> a woman and her fiancee noticed a car veering. the wind coshattered the man was shot. >> we just got off 75, we saw this motorcycle driving fast by him. i heard a noise and he is moving slow, when they arrived they found the car crashed to the side of the road. >> police say the driver, 36-year-old hispanic man said that a motorcyclist pulled up next to hime and fired shots. he said he was a white male in his 40s or 50s on a racer bike. description but he had gray hair and beard and face was covered but not wearing a helmet. >> they don't know if the men were coming from the same place or knew each other. the driver said he followed him for miles before taking his shot. police are hesitant to call it an act of road rage. they say decide the circumstances the suspect acted recklessly and needs to be taken off the road. >> this could have been random, maybe it's not. it was there on the street. that's con terning. >> and they're trying to find the famil

@and our own crystal clark is @live this morning, and @crystal, the real question is, @what would you do if you have @that lucky ticket? @>> reporter: anjuli, this @allows so many of us to just @dream, from buying a new @house, going on vacation, @the sign you see along the @anticipation to build today. @as you can see it is up to $8 @$800 million. @we are told if no one wins @tonight, this jackpot will up @to $1 billion. @imagine that winning $1 @billion in a day. @you can see i have already got @my ticket with me, and this @one i can promise you is the @lucky ticket. @i want to you go ahead and @listen to this. @we have got advice from anyone @like myself who might end up @winning tonight. @one thing you really got to @keep in mind for all of this @from what officials are saying @is to get your things in order @prior to winning. @that includes not just, you @know, deciding to quit your @job and spend the rest of your @life doing whatever you want, @but think of things like @hiring an accountant to help @you figure out how you are @going to imagine such a large @amount of money. @we

@hours away from the invasion, @and crystal clark is live for @us where the fun begins. @good morning, crystal. @looks like there are people @out there already. @do you wonder how the pirates @ @spend their morning before @invading the city. @i will give you a preview. @look at this. @refreshments, getting their @we @ @>>> from tampa bay's number @one news station, this is @"good day tampa bay." @>> alcides: good morning, and @thank you for joining us on @"good day tampa bay" i am @alcides segui. @>> anjuli: i am anjuli davis. @we will check in with lindsay. @>>> a driver nearly killed a @5-year-old girl on her bike @last november. @regina shelton broke down in @tears in her first appearance @yesterday. @investigators say she was @jasera santos as she rode her @bike. @the little girl is now @recovering at home. @>>> the ex-girlfriend of a man @accused of killing two tampa @police officers will not face @domestic battery charges. @the state has dropped charges @against courtney brantly. @she is accused of attacking @her boyfriend the day before @she was scheduled it turn @

fox 13's crystal clark has more on how the facility is making transition much easier for these men and women. >> reporter: it's hard work and sweat but these volunteers with bank of america are committed. >> i -- one of our main missions is to give back. >> they spent saturday putting together a new landscape and crafting a wheelchair-accessible ramp the the place where they say >> a lot of times people don't want to leave their house. >> t.b.i. stands for traumatic brain injury all of the veterans at abel house short for acquired brain injury life including army vet randy adams. >> i'm doing a lot better. >> reporter: a job at sears the house helped him get through interview training, resum\ writing, and his counsellor even provided him with work clothes. >> she's been working with me and she's been meeting with me at the v.a. and she's been constantly in touch with me asking me if i need anything. >> reporter: some are wheelchair bound which is why the facility des operately needed the newly accessible entrance and other features inside like wider doors to accommodate them. learning

as crystal clark sells tells us one couple was trapped inside their home. >> the devastation seems unreal for residents on bay winds drive. >> i have lived on this block i saw that whole street develop and never did i think i would see the whole street destroyed. >> at least one tornado is believed to have touched down on thees streets, these streets around 3:00 a.m. sunday. >> it was a sound i never heard before. >> for this man, it was his roof being ripped apart. >> you get the heebie jeebies. it oos really, really awful. >> firefighters had to rescue a man and woman from the second floor of their home after the roof collapsed. >> they had to call in a special team that uses air bags to lift up the roof and stabilize it. >> this property is owned by on the market for 1.7 million. nearlyr with the remains of other people's homes. it's dangerous out there. >> we have not assessed the damage from power lines or debris on the roadways. >> the damage could total more than $3 million county-wide. anyone needed assistance is urged to call county emergency management. >> some condos on siesta

plet's go to crystal clark live pin sarasota county along siesta pkey. pshe's been there most of the pmorning, and crystal, i take it pcleanup efforts have started? p>> reporter: alcides, just pabout every neighbor on this proad here on baywinds lane is pout here right now assessing the pdamage. pi don't see a single home up pthis road that doesn't have some psort of debris sitting in it. pthis is what we're seeing. phuge chunks of wood that could pbe siding for a house. ieces of roofs that are sitting pglass, too. pthat's one of the things that's pmaking it really dangerous, pglass and nails. plook at this. pi'm even seeing whole coconuts pthat fell off of degrees. pa lot of houses are really pdealing with some serious pdamage, but the worst of them pall is this one right behind me. plook at that. pknow those residents actually pmade it out alive. pfrom what firefighters tell us pjust after aboing, pbelieve this tornado blew from pthe water behind this home pthrough it and then from there pdown the road through the pneighborhood. pthe entire roof ended u

fox 13 crystal clark joining us now live out there at 36th and park in tampa. i expect a lot of people out there, crystal? >> oh, yeah,al leads. setup has been going on for a couple of hours now. we've got the food trucks going, vendors have already arrived bringing in artwork and all kinds of things you can buy and as you mentioned this is going to be a really big event. the weather is great and this is the main event really for the really goes on for a couple of weeks. now what you're going it find out if you head out here today. plenty of food that's one of the main reasons people like to come out here. tasting different food from different cultures around the world. and of course plenty of artwork as i mentioned local artists will be out here selling their pieces. you'll find jewelry, and also all kinds of helpful information for you as well, such as health information, getting the community healthy. that is one of the targets they're focused on and this morning they are certainly making sure they reach it as well. there's a 5k walk that actually is happenin

crystal clark reports from st. pete. maybe from all the botox. but nicole brown is probably pretty upset after being arrested thursday for stealing more than 60 units of botox. >> here we have a 31-year-old woman whose, twice in the last five months, had extensive botox treatments. >> she racked up a bill of more than $1700. she got it from two doctors offices in st. petersburg, each time changing her identity. >> she would come in and she would bury -- vary the name, the spell, and the date of birth. >> this happened last september at the center on fourth street. she had 32 units injected into her face but wrote a bad check for $900 to pay for it. she didn't stop there. police say just two weeks ago brown had 37 units of botox at dr. adams office, facing another she left her credit card in the car and took off. >> you may be wondering, how was she able to walk out the door without paying? doctors say it's a fairly common practice. >> this could happen very easily because what typically happens is, you bring someone in the room, you discuss what

@crystal clark will a live @report about the powerball @hysteria. @800,000 million. @>>> el chapo is behind bars. @where they are keeping him may @surprise us. @>>> 7:6. @a little bit of brightness in @the sky. @overall cloudy skies and dense @fog. @now is your time to do your @boating. @64 in st. pete and mainly @cloudy skies. @a few breaks. @lots of fog. @especially east of i-75 and @south of tampa bay. @dense fog advisory continues @for venice and arcadia. @we do have some rain on the @horizon. @not yet, but it is off to to @the west including a few @storms. @while. yeah, that's right. deal diva coming through. you see all my bogos, my weekly ad. just wait till you see my savings. and brace yourself. the digital coupons are coming next. look at her, so proud of her momma. you saved quite a bit today go ahead. say it. cha-ching! thank you the weekly ad, bogos and coupons. three easy ways to save at the same place you love to shop. @ @>>> from tampa bay's number @one news station, this is @"good day tampa bay." @>> alcides: good morning, @everyone, thank you for @joining us saturday

plet's start with crystal clark pin sarasota county this morning. p>> reporter: the sun is finally pup. pone man says he's the only one pon the block with a generator. phe's the only one with lights on pin his house. pagain, you can see this house pbehind me. pthis is the worst of the damage. pthis is more than likely one pat this point obviously. pthe roof is completely missing pand both the residents inside phad to be rescued around 3:00 phit. pthey're at the hospital right pnow. phowever, firefighters did have pto remove them from that second pcollapsed. pbehind their house is the pintercostal waterway. pwe're told that's more than plikely where the tornado came pfrom. pfirefighter believe it blew pstraight from behind the house pneighborhood. peach home right now i can see ptrees are currently down, pshingles are off of roofs, psiding for certain homes is pblown off as well. pcleanup is certainly the biggest pthing to deal with today. pwe are hearing that right now psafety is not a concern. pmost of these homes have already pbeen checked. pfiref

this morning fox 13's crystal clark. takes to take over the city. >> reporter: before the pirates arrived by scene, they have to put on their game faces. >> it's kind of cold. >> we add pencil and the different colors and then the blood. >> reporter: getting made up, getting ugly then your family seeing you after you've done it it's always fun. >> reporter: these tough looking guys spend hours in a hair and makeup tent before invading the city of tampa. it's a tradition at the tampa yacht and country club. since 1904, myst jose gasparilla by donning pirate costumes. >> we've been doing it for like 34 years this is like my fourth costume. you just put a mixed bag of stuff together just to make it look radical and have a good time. >> unlike the 200,000 people along the parade routes they'll be catching their beads from the bay. nearly 1,000 pirate boats are apart of this year's flotilla. boaters say it's the only >> i think the best part is definitely just being like with all my friends and family. just seeing everybody dressed up. >> reporter: it's a day when the drinks are flowing aplent

crystal clark talked with family members who want the remains turned tonight. >> that is bad news. unbelievable. >> the most heinous of crimes, dead. finding your loved ones torn apart or gone. family. >> it was astounding and it really irritates me to no end. >> charles and his brother learned wednesday someone broke the lock on their family mausoleum. the small coffin holding their great-grandfather and aunt who have been gone since the but there weren't just distant relatives inside. >> my grandfather was very proud of the mausoleum when it was under construction. >> thieves couldn't reach their grandfather's coffin but just below it, their grandmother. her coffin was cracked open and her skull taken out. >> this is definitely something that you don't see everybody -- see every day. >> signs wash of surveillance cameras but police say in reality there were none. officers found a rusty broken lock on the ground, leaving them to wonder when its occurred. >> it's a small cemetery without a lot of foot traffic so could have head months ago or recently. we don't know. >> why this fam

fox 13's crystal clark was there showing us how opinions are mixed over open enrollment. >> with only three weeks left, democratic leaders are giving it one final push with the public. >> we need people to sign up. their lives will be better. >> there is a lot of talk about this powerball lottery but if you really want to win the jackpot you need to be covered. >> navigators were brought into this church to explain the process of enrollment. insurance and i know i'm aging, going through the aging process. will need to see my doctors more often now >>'s not >> fines for not being enrolled in 2016 are up to 2.5% of your how old hold income or $695. but some citizens, specifically african-americans are still underrepresented, making up only 11% of enrollees. secretary for health sylvia burrwell are hoping that churches and local leaders will help to pick up the pace. >> we are using churches and pastors to spread the word. >> the uninsured rate has developed but gop leaders say are still up and some can't afford to pay for it. >> i first had to pay $17 and change and then it went it up a

@fox 13's crystal clark is live @at the tampa yacht club where @some of the pirates are getting @ready for the big plunder. @good morning, crystal. @>> reporter: good morning, @anjuli. @yes, it takes hours to put up @all the pirate gear from the @hair on hair head and the scars @on their faces. @we are in the make-up room @where a lot are getting their @work done now. @fran and clint, and you have @some pretty scary looking stuff @some pretty scary looking @stuff. @fran, what are you working on? @>> i am working on a gash @across his nose. @he asked for a bullet hole and @some stitches. @we used some calodian on him @that makes the deep depression @in the skin. @we used in world war ii to @stitch up wounds. @now we are making scars with @them. @>> reporter: looks really good. @what does it feel like, clint? @>> it is kind of cold when they @put it on so -- @>> he just told me his skin was @getting cold. @a lot of time getting ready @from the costumes to the @make-up @makeups. @what up time did you start @getting ready this morning? @>> a little after 6:00. @>> reporter: 6:00. @how many

. >> crystal clark has more on how the facility is making a transition back to civilian life easier for these men and women. >> it has taken months of hard work and sweat... but these >> i want to give back to the community where we work and live. >> reporter: they spent saturday putting together a new landscape and crafting a wheelchair accessible entrance at the able house off of 49th street north in st. pete. a place where they say the real hard work is happening inside. >> a lot of times people don't want to use their house and are afraid. >> reporter: tbi stands for traumatic brain injury. all of the veterans at able house, short for acquired brain injury life are living with it. including army vet randy adams. >> i'm doing a lot better now. i like my job that i got, right now. >> a job at sears, the house helped him get through interview training and resume writing and his counselor provided him with work clothes. >> she has been working with me and meeting with me at the va and constantly in touch with me and asking if i need anything. >> some are wheelchair bound, why the facili

and a concern, crystal clark has more. how will they manage the people and the boats? crystal? >> reporter: yes, mark. from sun up to sun down can you expect the authorities patroling the water here like the streets. they don't want to stop the fun. the purring engines will be heard as people celebrate gasparilla. you will also find officers. >> and partying on a boat does not protect if you are the law. portion to hang off the bow. >> and drinking while operating a boat. space will be tight during the invasion and impaired boaters are creating a changes for disaster. everyone has fun. it can cause an accident. the last thing that you want on the weekend. members will be at boat ramping handing out pamphlets. if you are not part of the invasion, keep your distance. >> the speck raters must stay 50 feet away from the revels -- vessels. anyone on kayaks or paddle boards will be asked to leave the water with so many boats it's not safe. keep a look out. what is going on a majority of accidents are caused by not maintaining a look out. course on how to spot a drunk ever boater. bet

crystal clark has more from bay shore boulevard on what they do to keep us safe. >> crystal. >> kelly, yes, every police officer will be on patrol it takes that many officers to control the crowd as big as gasparilla. be key to spotting problems before they become an issue. >> hundreds of thousands of pirates will fill south tampa for gasparilla, block away on platt street there is a command center. they're not waiting for the crowds to be prepared. >> we'll have them up and down. nobody has a day off. and giving a birds eye view. they are narrowing the focus. we'll have a dispatcher come in and all calls related to the area will go to her. she will dispatch it. >> issues outside of bay shore will be handled by other units so the presence will be high along the routes. they have been a target for terrorism attacks around the world like the boston marathon bombing. >> we had concerns for many years when you have an event like this. we all in law enforcement have >> the chief is one of 18 chiefs around the country in tampa hoping to learn how to better handle the festivities and chose o

. >> crystal clark reporting for thank you. we have weather moving in that could be severe here. us a look. what did you find out. are you concerned about the timing but it will be happening tomorrow morning between day break and 1:00. all right skies today were thickening. we have clouds and showers showing up to the south to the east and west. this is not a concern t is all happening now in the western gulf. this is the energy that is riding along the jet when you take this and kind of plot the arrival time. after day break along the west coast and moving inland during the morning and instability i think that any one of the storms could rotate for a little bit that may produce a brief tornado. and once the front is buy it will be strong and gusty winds from the west and the northwest and that may ultimately cause a bit of coastal flooding as the winds rush in 35 do 40 miles an hour from the west. this is the line here. none of this is a concern even though the radar is filling in with rain. this is the energy and atmosphere.

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crystal clark fox 13. >> brown got out of jail on a $4000 bond. >>> we are watching the weather. storms may be headed our way, mike bennett is in for paul. what are you seeing. >> we had the active subtropical jet. it brings a spectacular sun set. getting ready to go down about 50 minutes from now and the current temperature, here is a look at the satellite and radar, we have high clouds streaming in from the jet but you head just off to the west over the gulf again back to texas another area of low pressure and a line of a couple of watches going on the difference between that event and this and the event and you notice the location that low it is farther north it is going to ride farther north so the best dynamics with this one are going north. having said that there are still some good dynamics and severe weather ongoing right now across the southeast and louisiana as well. and lightning with the storms,s risk you see the moderate risk southeast. that shifts east word but kind of weakens to a slight risk and most of that the best chance for the severe weather will be the farth

crystal clark. >>> look at this, this what the storm left behind on baywind street in sarasota a tornado destroyed a home there, several others have roof damage and wind cos -- windows blown out. that's a more populated area. there is a center for homeowners to get help. and kimberly kuizon joins from us the scene. tell us what the county is telling people to do now? >> reporter: chris, the county says call your insurance not, call them and -- damage. if not call them and ask them what to do. you can see the homes with blue tarps over them. you can see the tree and the debris that's piled up. adjustors have been out here since the morning and people out here are trying to get their lives back to normal. >> all i could hear is crashing and glass shattering. >> at 3 in the morning, cameron cox was awakened with winds nearing 130 miles ripping her neighborhood apart. >> the noisy have never been so scared, i don't think i'll get over it. >> it was dark and the power went out and wait for daylight. >> the garage door is bent. windows. >> and my daughter-in-law picked up my paperwork. look at

fox 13 crystal clark joins us live good morning, crystal. >> good morning, alcides. i feel pretty lucky. we've been able to see this thing now. right now we are seeing all the vendors out there. the food is here. the smoke blowing past the camera right. we are seeing quite a few people today. they have everything you can expect. if you want to learn more about african-american culture right here in our area. we're told today as you mentioned there are going to be some major artists performing, jonathan butler is the headliner. and this festival goes into tomorrow as well. angie stone will also hit the stage as well. we're told this is all about celebrating tampa's divert diversity, you'll find artwork, jewelry for sale. i've seen people bringing in clothing as well and of course the best part about it all, the food. we've seen barbecue, i've seen some janacan food out here as well, lots of different variety for you. but again the main event today is going to be the music, that's >> they are starting things off this morning with a 5k run. it just wrapped up and we're

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crystal clark joins us live from tampa with what people with expect. good morning, crystal. >> good morning, alcides. this started on the 13th and we're told it's going through the 23rd, but this is the big weekend. festival. butler. tomorrow we're told angie stone will be out here as well. i want to give you an idea what you can expect. people are already setting up behind me. we have food trucks that have been going for a while. believe you can you can smell that smoke barbecue, it's almost choking us, but it smells delicious. we have vendors who have been setting up since 6:00 a.m. if you're looking for cultural jewelry, all kinds of art for your home. if you're looking for things related to african culture, they're on display here. we're told they're call them villages. it's going off that saying it takes a village to raise a child. what you can do when you come out to the park, you can walk around through the tents, take a look at what people have to offer, you'll find helpful information on managing your fraud by silence and your health and the st

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p>> anjuli: crystal clark is plive for us with details on the psearch for two carjackers. pcrystal. p>> reporter: tampa police are plooking for the suspects that pheld someone at gunpoint while pstealing their car overnight. pa tampa police car actually pended up crashing trying to pcatch them. pcould be linked@"h"h most people who sign up for health insurance on healthcare.gov qualify for financial help to make coverage more affordable, lowering their monthly premiums. many find low premium plans for less than $75 dollars a month. if you don't sign up, you have to pay a penalty of $695 or more. your last chance to enroll is 3 good morning. thank you for joining us this sunday for good day tampa bay. i'm alcides segui.. p>> alcides: good morning. pi'm alcides segui. p>> anjuli: i'm anjuli davis. pfirst up, a quick check on the pheadlines this half hour. p>>> developing this morning a ptampa police officer is precovering after crashing his pcruiser into a pole in pursuit pof two carjacking suspects and pnow the search for that duo pintensifies. pcrystal clark joins us live from ptamp

and crystal clark is live at at arena this morning. >> good morning, anjuli, alcides, a report coming in from sports net out of canada says the lightning has now offered steven salmonella reportedly $8.5 million to stay in the tampa bay area. it seems clear they're trying to send him a message they want him to remain in the tampa bay area, because as you mentioned he's a major player for the team and the face of the lightning. quickly in all of this to make sure their offer stands out above the rest. the lightning does have one major selling point in all this. they're the only team that can offer him a extra year of term if he chooses to reseen. the lightning, you'll remember selected stamkos overall in 2008 during the nhl draft. this season he's earned the team 20 goals and 37 points so far. and as we know with a lot of fans, he is definitely a favorite. he's jerseys are the ones that seem to sell out the most right here at the arena. speaking of amily, both stamkos and other lightning players are going to be here today as the lightning host their second annual family carnival, they

pas fox 13's crystal clark shows pus it's not easy work but well pworth the extra sefrt to pvolunteers. p>>> it's little like fishing, pone by one volunteers lick prichard bush pulled beads from pbranchscouple thousand. pleft standed after saturday's pgasparilla parade. pthere are so many forsaken pnecklaces he even head a hobby pof handing them out to kids. penough to last us all through pthe year and we give them out a phalloween even. pbush calls it post parade ptradition at crowd of 200,000 irates that pass through leave pa very messy mark. p>> piles of beads may be filling pup in at trees, but volunteers pthat's causing them the biggest roblem p>> the worst thing is it's pnothing but cigarette buts you pwill see garbage but the redominant garbage is just pcigarettes. pit's a dirty job that nearly 100 pvolunteers are willing to do. pthey came with gloves and a ptrash bags sunday morning ready pto work. pboth by land and by water. p>> as you can imagine 200 pthousand people generate a lot pof crash. pand whatever doesn't get picked pup unfortunately can wind up in pthe mouths of ani

pdeveloping story out pasco pwas shot during an attempted phome invasion crystal clark is pat the happened how 16-year-old pdoing this morning? pdo we know yet p>> at this point she has taken pto local hospital to a be to ptreated. pwe of not get en any update on pher condition her naem as of yet pthis morning. pso far, for the last few hours, pwe've seen deputies walking pseveral teenager in and out of pthe home where that shooting poccurred. pyou can see it right back there pbehind me. pwe're being very careful about pzooming in on this house again pthese are minors, again they've pwalking in and out of this house pfor at least the last few hours pbeing interviewed by deputies. pnow from what they are telling pus this stems from an incident paround 1 o'clock this morning. psomeone called the police preporting an attempted home pinvasion they say three men were ptrying to break into this house. pnow by the time deputies arrived pthey found found 16-year-old pgirl described a resident shot pinside. pand from this they say the erson who shot her was also a president. pit's unclear if that p

@fox 13's crystal clark is live @on the story for us this @morning. @a lot of reasons to play, @crystal. @>> reporter: so many reasons. @you know whatever you want to @a house, a car, a yacht, any @of it for $800 million. @now you see the sign behind @me. @it has been growing all this @time since november. @now this started around $40 @million and since then it only @continued to grow bigger and @bigger now up to 800. @next we are told if no one win @next we are told if no one @wins tonight it will reach $1 @billion. @of course, you can imagine @everyone is really looking to @head to the gas station this @weekend to buy those $2 @now in order to win that huge @jackpot. @you have to reach you all the @numbers plus the powerpaul. @if someone does win, more than @likely we are expecting this @to be more than one winner and @could that be one slow winner @tonight. @powerball officials increased @the odds of making it winning. @they made it harder to win as @of last fall. @that is why that jackpot grows @so large. @the bigger the jackpot, the @more people t

p>> anjuli: crystal clark is on pthe story this morning. pwhat a scary situation for the eople involved. p>> reporter: it's definitely pscary, anjuli. pimagine someone coming up to pyour car when sitting in with a pgun in hand demanding you to get pout. pthose suspects are still on the pcould be the same men involved pin both. pnow, i want you to look at video pwe shot last night. pthe carjacking that occurred plast night, the person was armed pand it happened around the east plake and central avenue area. pnow, tampa police, once they pfound out about it from the pdriver, attempted to follow the pcarjacker and in the process one olice officer ended up crashing pinto a pole and those suspects pgot away. pthey set up a perimeter povernight and had the helicopter pup and k-9 units out searching paround an apartment complex for pthe suspects, but they were not pable to locate them. pas of this morning that erimeter is no longer in peffect. phowever, police are still pcircling this area of central pavenue still searching for the psuspects, psus

bay lightning have reportedly submitted a contract officer to captain steven stamkos and our own crystal clark has the details on just how much we're talking about and hopefully he signs that contract. crystal? >> good morning, alcides. yeah, there are plenty of tampa bay lightning fans hoping that is going to entice him. believe me, the lightning is trying to make it worth his while. we're told this is a deal that's worth $8.5 million a year if stamkos chooses to resign. plenty of money for anybody to work with. again that's what they have on the table so far. this report is coming out of canada. sports net in canada say they allegedly have this information from a source linked to stamkos. from what we can still, the lightning really wants to keep him here. as you said, he is the face of the lightning franchise. one of the most important players for them and of course he has done his part in helping the team get as he has 20 goals and 37 points in the 47 games they've played so far. you remember the lightning actually drafted him first overall in the 2008 draft. so, again, they are hoping to

pdeputies say three then tried to penter her home on the 3300 block pfox 13 crystal clark is live in asco county. pdo we know what all of those pteenagers were doing there pcrystal? p>> reporter: well at this point pwalter and laura it is really punclear. pwhat iic see so far i've noticed pabout six teens being escorted pout another one just walked out pas well. pit seems like deputies are ptaking them out one by one in pfrom there, attempting to pcontact their parental guardian pand get them one woman was plooking for grandson clearly pvery upset was not interested in ptalking to any of us here op the pscene. pnow unclear exactly whats phappening in this home. pbut we're told around 1 someone pliving inside called the psheriff's office saying that pthere were three men breaking pinto that house. pnow before deputies arrived they psay somehow the resident of this phome ended up shooting a p16-year-old girl who also lives pat this house. punclear if they are related pexactly what their relationship pwas. pbut again they are both being pidentified as residents of the phouse. pthat sean

pfox 13's crystal clark has been ptalking to travelers out at tia. pand she joins us now. pcrystal i know it has tobacco pfrustrating for people hoping to pget home maybe some hoping to pget away from a this snow. p>> you're exactly right linda. pof course traveling itself is palways pretty frustrating you padd in this element to it pcertainly makes a tough start to pthe weekend. pnow if theres one bright side to pthis, most of the travelers who pflights have been cancelled or pdelayed didn't twaly have to pcome here to t oovment a. pthey either got alerts through pemail or phone they knew to go pahead and find somewhere here in parea to stay for the night pbecause they won't leaving any ptime soon. pnow it is estimated that more pthan two thousand flights are pgoing to be cancelled today. panother 3 thousand tomorrow. pso this is an affecting a lot of ptravelers. phowever, here at the airport, pseems like it has been pretty pslow so far this morning. plook a video we shot today. pfrom what we've seen most assengers here say they feel retty fortunate because they pflights.

pand fox 13's crystal clark is plive in tampa to explain. pwe're told there are law penforcement agency all across phillsborough county partnering pup for this very big weekend. pmore thank 200,000 people pstreets and water ways to so pthey want to make sure they are repared i'm going step ottawa pso you can look where erie at. pthis tampa police command post pthey set up on pay shore and pflat street. pwe've seen dozens of police pmorning. pthey are going to stay in this arking lot all throughout pweekend because this will be ptheir center, they continue to pgo back to once they send law penforcement officers out there pon street. pthis where they come back and preport what's going on. pnow one thing i wanted to go pahead and point out to you as pwell less than an our at psheriff's office just wrapped up pa press conference along with pcoast guard. pthey said their focus will be on pwater ways making sure private pboats stay at least 50 feet away pfrom jose gasparilla ship. pand they leave a clear path for pthe ship to travel. pthey want to

pcrystal clark is outside the phome in holiday to tell us what phappened. pgood morning, crystal. p>>reporter: good morning. pthe house you see behind me. pthe person was a resident as pwell. pit's unclear how she's doing as pof this morning but over the plast half hour, we've seen pseveral teens walking in and out pof the house, being escorted by pdeputies. pit's unclear if they actually plive here or if there was a arty going on. pwe really don't b at this time. pbut it appears that deputy have pbeen putting them in the backs pof cars so they may be waiting pfor their guardians to arrive. pfrom what they are telling us, pthis stemmed from an incident paround 1:00 this morning. pdetectives say someone at the presidence called police saying pthey believe that three men were pbreaking into the house somehow. pthey were intruders. pin that process before pdetectives arrived, we're told pthat the residents of the house pended up shooting another president, a 16-year-old girl and pat this point she was taken to a phospital. phowever, the three people we're ptold broke into the house,

clark, cindy lauber, regis phelbin. >> this is an awesome experience. experience isn't over yet, with the countdown to 2016 now under an hour. and yes, the 12,000-pound crystal ball is in position atop one times square, ready for the final countdown to 2016. it has nearly 2700 water ford crystal triangles on it, and 32,000 l.e.d. lights. certainly all eyes will be on that crystal ball as the clock ticks down toward midnight here in times square. it has been a lively, and festive night, and it is not over just yet. reporting live from times square, brian conybeare, cbs 2 news. >> so nice to see everybody have a great time. thank you, brian. a mild finish to this year weather wise. it looks like 2016 is going to start a little bit colder. more on your new years forecast. >> it's going to be colder, but we just finished the warmest december in our history. right now, outside, you're dealing with 42 degrees, or a few breaks in the clouds ahead. what's going on here with my voice? a few breaks will start to be sort of more prevalent as you get into the overnight hours. this is what it looks like on your vortex satellite radar. you will definitely have some cloud

clark. >>> new year's eve in new york city. there's no bigger party any where in the world. a million revelers jammed into time square thursday night to watch the iconic crystal ball slowly descend at midnight and usher in 2016. >> the nypd made sure revelers the department displayed an unprecedented. on the ground 6,000 more heavily armed officers cover the 20 block span with bomb sniffing dogs and everyone was screened before they were allowed into one of the spectator pens in time square. after the recent terror attacks in paris and san bernardino california the nypd enhanced a security plan to make sure everyone was safe. >> there's nothing new we're doing just more of it. more cameras, more dogs. secondary screenings. >> reporter: after every big party there's always a big clean up. the to get 1 million people out of the way. >> who wants to leave a good party, this is new york. >> reporter: deputy chief of sanitation jeff pits and his crew were charged with the clean up using street sweepers, trash trucks, brooms and blowers they removed close to 50-tons of debris including 2,000 pounds of confetti that most of the clean up was done. another successful