in duette jennifer titus 10 news wtsp in sarasota county-- neighbors are trying to salvage what they can from the destruction. leaders say the ef-2 tornado that tore through the siesta key area trapped two people here on baywinds lane. emerging from all of this devastation, stories of remarkable rescues. 10 news reporter kendra conlon shows you the "life- saving technology" fire crews used-- to dig a woman out-- from the debris. tammie stockfils mom... survived her home crashing down on her. but stuck in this worried she wouldn't make it out alive. fire department team... raced to her rescue.. typically used in off the ground. after a tornado. survived with just some cuts and bruises... crews rescued 2 special operations team... raced to her rescue.. using these airbags... typically used in crashes to lift cars off the ground. for the first time after a tornado. a miracle that nancy some cuts and bruises... crews rescued 2 and charlie the now, they begin picking up the pieces. in sarasota county news wtsp for several weeks now -- 10 news-- and local officials-- have been warning abou

until up 10313 the parents have to be vocal. get lice again tell tell all your parents in tampa jennifer titus 10 news to learn more about "cherry's lice lice from your home once it's removed from your hair visit this story on our website wtsp dot com.. and click on the seen on tv tab on the left hand side. wendy's is investigating a possible data breach at some of its restaurants across the country. the fast food chain says it learned of the fraudulent charges through payment industry contacts... reporting unusual activity on payment cards. customers are being asked to keep an eye out for any unauthorized charges on their debit or credit cards. the company has hired a team of cybersecurity experts and a underway. wendy's operates over 6-thousand restaurants in over 28 countries. what would you do to get tickets to the super bowl? many people thought a denver man was willing to trade his house. but -- turns out - it was just a prank. brian lusk was getting non-stop calls after this ad was printed in the local papers. it reads "getting divorced. leaving her with nothing. will sell home for two

at the clearwater marine aquarium, jennifer titus 10 news wtsp to see exactly what the expansion will include -- visit this story on our website wtsp dot com. check this out! hundreds of counterfeit hoverboards have been seized in miami. u-s customs and border protection seized 300 boards at the port of miami. it's estimated that knock-off boards would retail for around 94-thousand dollars. the feds say the boards came from china, and contained batteries with a fake l-g trademark logo. jaw-dropping video captures the moment a man was thrown from a truck -- dozens of feet into the air. we do want to warn you, the video may be a bit shocking. but we also want to stress -- the man is alive. another driver's dash cam is recording-- as the truck loses control and starts to flip several times. after rolling over twice-- the passenger is thrown from the truck-- about 65 feet into the air! this all happened in brazil. reports say -- the man broke his leg -- but his injuries aren't life threatening. we're also told the driver had alcohol in his system-- but wasn't over the legal limit. mcdonal

don't go far enough as continue -- children continue to to slip through the cracks. "10 news" jennifer titus. reporter: attorney torres was the last to see phoebe alive. she tried calling 911 and the dcf hotline for help but nothing was done. >> i was upset that the authority let him go. >> the dcf operator found her call not to be sufficient. >> it did not rise to the level >> the next day a law was implemented. >> what did you think about the change? they had to do something but i just think it's bigger than that. >> state senator knows that phoebe is not the only child to here in the bay area 12 children lost their lives. >> are you shocked that a year hasn't been more changes made? not even being sufficiently reactive, let alone proactive and when i see -- when i say we i mean the lawmakers. the system is completely flawed and it needs to be flown -- thrown out and redone. what florida is doing is not enough by evidenced by all of these deaths that have occurred children who live in our state who only want to be loved. >> in tampa, jennifer titus, "10 news." >>> since phoebe's death we'v

steve would do anything in the world for anybody any time." 00:32:39:26 that was jennifer titus reporting. we spoke with some other neighbors who said they heard their alerts or weather radio go off and spent sunday morning in their safe space. with this being an el nino winter- officials say they can't emphasize enough how important it is to know where your tornado shelter is. there's been an outpouring of support from those wanting to help this family. one of the family members has created a go fund me page...to help pay for funeral expenses and to help the rest of the family get back on their feet. we've posted the link on our website wtsp dot com. governor scott at much of the tornado damage across parts of manatee and his first stop was at the ex-celsior beach to bay condo towers on siesta key, which took a direct hit from one of the tornados. talked with those impacted and thanked first responders. to formally declare this tornado damage a disaster, the could step in to help pay for things like temporary housing and home repairs. governor scott says its still to early to tell if tha

jennifer titus gives you a closer look at the new technology catching thieves and protecting your stuff. >> reporter: smile. you are on camera. this tampa thief caught on video all because of something he didn't expect would be inside. >> what we received was the surveillance video from his home. he was keeping an eye on his home and it guches you an alert when there is movement in the house. >> reporter: you can see what with the click of a button, no matter where you are. >> must be pretty alarming when you see something like that happening in rail time. >> reporter: get this. some of the technology on these in-home video cameras are so advanced that not only can you log onto your camera from your computer at work, there are now apps that are letting you check in. >> there is also two-way audio capability as well if we want to get a closer shot. we could zoom in. >> reporter: michael paris says in-home cameras are more on popular than ever. >> it transmits via wireless to your network. >> reporter: because they are more affordable than ever. >> we can log in and this is a live shot. >

10 news reporter jennifer titus breaks down what your plan should be as you prepare for severe weather. >> reporter: so what would you do if a tornado was coming your way? many people don't even know what one of these are which could potentially save your life. do you know what you are supposed to do if a tornado hits? >> stay away from anything that is loose. >> reporter: dave may think he knows what to do but if you head south to cape coral, say now is the time to be prepared after an ef-2 tornado ripped through their property. >> it was pretty much on top of us. >> you live 10 to 12 minutes. >> under the best of circumstances, with a warning. you can't outrun a tornado. >> reporter: emergency operations director of inpell as county sally bishop says getting one of these is your first priority. >> once you have reached your shelter area. >> first you have to know how to get the warnings and you have to know what is the best shelter option for me. lowest floor, most interior space without windows. >> reporter: but if you find yourself outside away from any buildings. >> get as far bel

warm and muggy but as jennifer titus will tell you, the winds are shifting. they are going to calm down a but we think they're coming model. watch what happens as we go 20-25 mile-per-hour winds with the few higher gusts. look at this surge tomorrow morning. will get it open from time to time. we are likely to have problems with the skyway again and at least and advisory or if not shut down. tomorrow is the children's parade. it's coming down slightly and the evening hours. 7:00 a.m. sunday morning and we really get back to normal or can you imagine having a boat in the gulf of mexico? please don't. it's a very bad situation. we have gail warnings and high well. i did want to mention temperatures because they are going to fall this afternoon and it's going to feel breezy and chilly with the breeze. west around 15-20 miles an boating, obviously bad. choppy on the bay. the beach. it's about eight-foot sees. surfers are going to love it and sunday morning the swimmers rip currents will be there all weekend. gail warnings to the most part of saturday. the childre

. >> jennifer titus tells us it's bus lyce is stronger than ever. >> it was disgusting. >> it was horrible. >> nobody wants to admit it. >> i was bit by it. >> reporter: scream of us have had to fight it. >> i was in middle school when i first had lyce >> reporter: spending dollar counter shampoo. >> i had to lean over in the bathtub and comb all the lyles out >> reporter: the six-legged pair sites have made a home in human hair since the beginning of time. but lyce has become resistant at that shampoo in 22 states, unclueding here in florida. >> they are in warm moist spaces like behind the ears. >> they are tiny >> reporter: her business is crawling with customers. booming business. >> reporter: she opened a business in south tame panchts hair >> reporter: on average, sewell see around 80 cases a month. >> each case, a family comes. it could be one person in the family, two or three. >> but it's not cheap. costing more than $150 a treatment. and it's dwairpt guaranteed. >> reporter: while the goal is to help, her goal is also to educate. >> nearly 3% of children in america have lyce. >>

. >> in tampa, jennifer titus, "10 news" tran one. >> walmart -- lawmakers will be asked and we will have more on that at 6:00. >> we learned more about phoebe and her story. one of the people that didn't get to know her as an army ranger who is running for three days straight and honor of phoebe. >> i never met phoebe but i have spoken to her and i want her to see that people really care and love her? from clearwater to shriners. he wants people who see him to remember phoebe and donate to shriners so all kids can get the treatment they need. we have been following vb story from the very beginning. you can find all of our coverage over the last year on our website wtsp.com. -- phoebe's story. >> the debate about letting refugees is on again after two men were arrested after ties to terrorism and supporting -- supporting isis. both have been in the u.s. for years after coming here from investigators do not believe either man was planning an attack here in american but republican say their arrest is enough evidence to shut down a white house program that will bring up to 10,000 syrian

jennifer titus talked to linda gregory about her temperature -- investigation and the biggest question, why did it happen? >> unfortunately i don't know if anyone will ever know. it's easy to dismiss it as mentally ill -- he's been diagnosed with bipolar. he took meds for a while and then i guess he wasn't but -- never kill their kids. he was evil and manipulative and vengeful even as a kid. mental illness was part of it, but the ability to snap -- i don't think that holds court because if you look at the weeks leading up to the death, there were obvious signs and signals, and it was like he was trying to get somebody to pay attention and nobody would. >> you've learned so much about his past, and the history he had with law enforcement, being arrested. >> absolutely, the police and investigators have -- were trying to protect people from him. a lot of people who have known him all his life -- the other factor that hasn't been brought up is that he was a heavy drug user. hallucinate. of course we asked if he was drug tested and for agencies were involved with him the night of the death

have jumped on the bond wagon yet say it's time we start talking about wins, 10 news reporter jennifer titus find out how the team can make the cut this time around. >> at euphoria salon and day spa customers here are not talking about their changing hair styles. >> did they win? i left before the end. >> i want them to win, but they haven't. >> but something that seems to to change just as much. >> change is good, he looks like a happy guy. so, hopefully that is a good change for everybody. and is he a good leader for the team. topic of discussion,. >> well i heard he knows the team well. >> bucks new head coach dirk cutter. i do remember when they went to the super bowl. >> that was more than a decade ago. >> it would be nice if they won. >> it would be nice for the community. >> i have kids, so good for them to see us growing up in an area where people support them. >> is this the first time people talked about football. >> definitely not. >> no, no. >> it's a lot more exciting to win than to lose. >> while some have their own ideas what it will take to win. >> that would help the footbal

jennifer titus shows you how one local business is making sure clean water is available to those living through the crisis. >> reporter: at bay auto whole -- wholesale, they're used to taking people's cash, but now taking more. they say a picture says 1,000 words. >> a girl came yesterday and she fwraut -- brought probably 10 cases. >> reporter: and this one sure says a lot. >> really taken back by it, it's really nice. >> reporter: brittany is the office manager at bay auto wholesale. >> they've had a huge response. >> yeah, so far. >> reporter: she says they've g to get water to michigan, who don't have clean water. a crisis facing the city after lead got in the town's water supply. >> we've had people come up and drop water off. >> reporter: this is just a portion of what they've received. they've already shipped one load, dozens of cases. >> any water, cases of water, bottled water. >> reporter: and they hope, as the word gets out, more people will donate like this girl in hopes that a city in need will finally have hope. >> now i'm so glad we're doing this at bay auto wholesale, to

in tampa jennifer titus 10 news 10 news. >>> there are other inbound ships stranded at sea, carnival being the only cruise ship has been waiting since wednesday afternoon. >>> now for more on your rights as a passenger if this ever happens to you visit the seen on tv section of wtsp.com. >>> okay, expecting cooler temperatures tomorrow. >> yeah. >> warmup on the way maybe? >> i got a little bit of everything for you, i'll tell you when the fog will move out, waiting to get back in. now. >> they can have them on board. >> we've been tweeting them to carnival cruise, the pilots i expect it to lift. you can see the wet roads -- look at the big ponds of water screen, a couple inches over the last couple days, the tent we believe is a european ' question trajan show that started to owe the weekend. we'll have some investigation for you on wtsp.com that is what they are setting up for. tracking some of the heaviest rain that has just gone through areas of hillsborough and pin ellis county -- pen ill less county, tracking it toward areas of bar to you here in the next 10-15 minutes, about 5

. >> jennifer titus so news. >>> driver training is one thing parents are concerned about, hillsborough county has one of the oldest fleet of busses in the state, a delivery of 50 school busses will help update this fleet, this is part of the so year plan where they will replace all 200 bus. >>> looking out for your safety, 10 weather is tracking strong storms headed for the bay area. >>> looks like it is going to be busy in the morning and this could be around that's not just strong but potentially severe, guys much let's get into the details, it is not what you are seeing just west of tampa, that is a leading edge of light rain as we expand our view, it's what's developing out west that has put us in at least a marginal risk for severe weather for friday, you can see it starting to wind up here areas just west of new orleans, as this low slides across it will be intensifying as it gets closer to it. it is looking like mid morning event to get started. so, early drivers probably going to get out ahead of this, 8:00-9:00 window is when things should amp up. we have a lot to talk about w

other things can you do right now to make sure you are prepared. 10 news reporter general fur jennifer titus is breaking that down and getting ready for 6:00. >>> candidates are spread across iowa and new hampshire but her already turning their is a good reason for that. florida has 99 delegates at party conventions and all of those will go to whoever wins our primaries on march 15th. so what can we expect over the next two months? more commercials on tv and ads on social media. more individual attention from volunteers and different campaigns. also, more rallies across the state. that includes the visit today from marco rubio. he hosted his first up to hall meeting in the bay area just a few hours ago. mark rivera shows you why your vote is critical to rubio's campaign. >> reporter: the moment senator marco rube quote took questions from the audience, he was hit way criticism that dogged his campaign from the start. >> quite frankly, you know, i feel like maybe you've given up doing it as a sector so how can you do it as president. being a senator. >> the republican is a far third in iowa,