kirstin delgado has more. and andrea. this is the volusia count a administration center. a homeless man was aggressive to a woman working in the office, he attacked her and she screamed and he wants everyone out of the worker. the county appraiser is calling this a physical act of intimidation and his employees are afraid to walk in and out of the building since over a hundred homeless people have taken shelter outside. this started after a fight between daytona beach and volusia county on where the homeless should go. a few hours later the city closed the park and they say it will remain closed until further notice. they are not taking chances at the office until they figure something out. >> employees shouldn't be a i am taking my people out of any potential of harms way. we could have had an incident where someone got hurt. i will remove them from a situation that might be risky. >> reporter: now we did see those employees leaving at 5 o'clock with boxes in their hands prepared to be gone for a while. gillroy told the employee to take a week's worth of work with them a

fox 35's kirstin delgado has the details. turning now to sports-- the orlando magic have slid all the way to 11th in the east... year. now the team's g-m is speaking out... about their latest struggles. g-m rob hennigan says if you look at this season "big have made ovements. speaking with our partners at the hennigan points out that the team has played more games points or less... than b-a. and that's exactly what he says needs to be fixed. hennigan believes that those losses will turn into wins as this team continues to mature. orlando's next game is at seven tonight at home... against the hornets. fans of the st. louis rams with "personal seat licenses" are now suing the team... arguing they should retain their licenses... and the season tickets that come with them. according to agreements those fans signed... they've been granted the right to purchase tickets for those assigned seats through the year 20-25. e in those agreements is it specified that the games have to be played in saint louis. the suit is seeking class-act