commissioner pete clark says there are an average of 60 he wants them out so they can house the homeless during emergency situations. there is a team looking at other potential facilities to house the inmates. clark ordered a cost study. >>> computer hackers may have stolen information from 700,000 taxpayers. the irs says that is more than double the number of victims previously expected. in may of 2015 officials say computer hackers accessed a system called get transcripts, a database where you can get tax returns and other filings from previous years. they are notifying taxpayers and offering production against the brief. >>> usf faces a -- ucf faces a second lawsuit. they announced earlier this month hackers accessed social security numbers of students and staff. jeremiah hughly filed a lawsuit. he said his bank account was drained once his information was compromised. >>> daytona beach leaders are trying to reduce nighttime why businesses could be charged for the extra patrols. >> next, the lead hillary clinton has over bernie hi, guys! we all know about bogos from other stores, righ

teresa jacobs and commissioner pete clark say they are concerned hunting was allowed coastal homes. an attorney also wrote wildlife officials to block future hunts. -->>> this is a big grinding storm system. you have updates on the survey in pencil calm -- pensacola. big tornadoes there. down here, we threaded the needle and dodged all the tornadoes again. 75 downtown, 74 and dealt on a. we had a slight risk of severe weather across the area today, some wind gusts over 40, up to 50 miles an hour. the storms split just a little bit as they moved by, sparing south florida took it on the chin, southwest florida especially. some heavy storms down south. if you're traveling, that's the last bit of rain through the system. three tornadoes in hillsboro, charlotte, and de soto counties. they will survey for the strength of those systems. we do not think they will be an ef three, verified in pensacola last night. no fatalities last night. winds 150 miles no fatalities last night. winds 150 mph. we also had reports of three people killed in virginia. that just happened in the last couple of h

taken from an account typically used to purchase equipment, is something district 3 commissioner pete clark says will provide a level of protection. the azalea park neighborhood isn't used to. >> it's like having private security in a gated neighborhood. these folks deserve it. hard to get where we are today that this is a way to maintain what's happening here which is a reduction in criminal activity. >> we asked the sheriff's office if they go the idea to use private security guards from another law enforcement agency. they tell us they're unaware of a similar partnership anywhere else in the country. >> sheriff demings first pitched the idea last year and got the county commission's blessing in december. >> tonight troopers say the driver who hit and killed a man should never have been behind the wheel. >> troopers arrested the 30-year-old shortly after the hit-and-run crash on orange blossom trail near americana early this morning. the impact killed the driver of a mercedes. 42-year-old brett adams. witnesses say the suspect never slowed down and may have even sped up as he approached t

commissioner pete clark told us on average there were only about 60 inmates staying there so he wants to move them out and get the homeless in there in energy situations. >> that's what we are looking at right now. does it make sensor is it better to look somewhere else. >> clark has ordered a cost study and there's a team looking at other potential facilities to house the inmates. >>> drivers in osceola county is one step closer to -- to complete a belt way around the county. the project can likely be split up into segments. drivers say they are fed up with the construction and congestion. >> annoying. a waste of gas because i'm just sitting in my car doing nothing. >> the first construction could the whole project likely won't be finished for decades. >>> aviation officials are looking for your help when it comes to the expansion plans. tomorrow will be seeking community input into the capital improvement program at oia. at the uf extension center from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. >>> why taxpayers are kicking in for daytona speedway. volusia county approved $40 million in tax incentives for t

we spoke with pete clark about this case. she says women can't go to dcf but she looking into the need for an emergency shelter for people like her. >> place to get intensive counseling on what to expect, what the system looks like, why they were sent away. >>> we have video of an apparent rocket launched from north korea. it showed a long-range rocket launch that happened last saturday. it showed him visiting the launch site as well as the command center. vote on a bipartisan compromise today. it has few senators eager to opposed the bill and open the door to online access during an election year. >>> foreign markets fell sharply overnight. it could be tied to comments here in the u.s.. they say global economic troubles and sell-off of stocks could rattle the economy. they say an interest hike planned for next month will probably be delayed. >>> federal regulators gave google the go ahead without someone benign wheel to take control in a moment's notice. no brakes in the vehicle. states can require car to have those items. t

orange county commissioner moving ahead with a plan to provide a new shelter for the commissioner pete clark wants to repurpose the jail work release center on caley street. 60 inmates use the facility but it's big enough to house hundreds of people. commissioner clark wants to move the inmates out and use the center to help homeless mothers and their children. >>> -- >> is a huge problem. it really is huge. we need the collective was among of everyone. >> clark ordered a study to see how much it would cost to convert the building and commissioners will talk about the plan to stay. >>> orange county drivers will have an easier time getting through hundreds of major intersections the summer because of a grant from the federal -- federal government will pay to upgrade traffic lights. the management letter is going to spend $3.3 million to 600 signals. they will expand the system that uses a system of cameras and sensors to adapt traffic lights to the flow of traffic in real-time. >>> -- >> this will allow us to expand the signal system and replace the wall. >> management says the changes will

pete, crystal clark, fox 13 news. >> 20% of the patients show symptoms like body aches, pains, fever, nausea, the symptoms appear two to 12 days after the mosquito bite and go away within a week. >>> we're following a developing investigation out of northport. a suspicious death. the body of a man was found near 75 at exit 182. he was in a wooded area. police are trying to identify them and what led up to the death. >> slow go for commuters. look at dale mabry a while ago. paul is tracking that and the cool down on the way. >> the first day of the fair and look, we have some rain, the good news is that it moves out for tomorrow. sunshine tomorrow and dramatically cooler, 64 degrees now. this is a look at the bay shore camera, clouds. water droplets. about 20 degrees cooler now than it was yesterday afternoon. sty tower is very active. this band of rain is in conjunction with a cold front that's moving down the peninsula. we'll see rain tonight and by tomorrow the winds will shift and the weather will improve dramatically but it will be cooler. that's the headline for the 7-day forecas

. >> commissioner pete chashg said his -- clark said he's working to help families. the mom we spoke to is now working to get into a program that offers transitional housing. we know shelters will be open because it's going to be so cold tonight. >> no freeze officially for orange county but we'll get a lot of frost. i have an interesting forecast map. >>> i want to show you this. come to your tv set. that's smoke developing right now. you can see right where it starts, way over there. it goes up to about 5,000 feet and spreads out. beautiful sunset right now. we're at 52 falling. winds dying douven is going to down is going to let the temperatures drop after midnight. temperature 48, same for ocala and the villages. winds have dropped by half to the west. the last to drop will be along the east coast. you will be the last to get that potential frost development later on. a freeze warning out for our northern zones. we will have lots of rural areas that will get down briefly to 32. we tweaked the early warning future cast model to show you the blue and the purple whe

crystal clark, fox 13 news. >> anchor: st. pete now across the bay. city leaders calling on urban planners and develop torz help them come up with a plan for the tropicana field site. the city issues a request for qualifications of those seeking to redevelop the 85 acres in the center of downtown. the city is asking developers to a stadium and plans with no stadium. march 25th. and city council members would june. a finished plan is then due september 30th. >>> still to come tonight, in polk county teachers rallying for change. >> their push for higher pay and power to help choose the next school superintendent. we'll tell you about that after the break. tonight at 10:30. >> i think it's possible your boss is looking to label you the weakest link. before you go to bed tonight, i avoid it. stay up with me the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, uplift your mood. or iced macchiato today. know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you can see how much you have to spend and whether yo

reynolds andlds that's president oba clark and his mother nicole nic have from alexandria,m alxand virginia. the picture was taken by white h house photographer petean and quickly went viral andickl then suddenly several peopley started sharing their favoriteae pictures of the president with t little kids using #obama and kids.. >> i loved it. [laughter] >> white house visitor ever. 106-year-old virginia mclauren fulfilled her dream f of visiting the white houseul and meeting theg th president. i this video of her meeting was posted to the white house facebook page.fa she did a dance with theith the fiercely lady. the president asked her aboutd a the secrets to still dancing at 106 and she simply repliedimd just keep moving.oving. >> my goodness. i love that. t >> she is so excited. >> look at that. tha >> is she still dancing? dan >> showing the first lady and ad the president moves rightoves there. had i on says everything. >> another was asked what was her secret and she said keep breathing. >> it was a mixed bag thisa weekend. hopefully this week.see >> as holly did remember saturday, just rememberst saturday. >> i do. >> it was mid 60's. >> b

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month, fox 13's crystal clark @explains how one group is @preserving the traditional music @preserving the traditional @music. @>> reporter: born out of a high @school choir in st. pete, the @alumni singers have been singing @negro spirituals for 36 years. @their music celebrates the @african-american experience. @[choir singing] @ @>>reporter: music with a @special meaning. @ @ @ [choir singing] @>> it's heart-filling. @>> reporter: the alumni singers @are a passionate group. @they have been singing negro @spirituals for more than 35 @years. @>> the spiritualist with the @original music in america. @because the spiritual -- with it @came everything else. @>> reporter: the group wormed in @1980s members of the gibbs high @school choir. @they wanted to highlight their @african-american heritage. @>> the music plus the words give @such a deep meaning. @>> reporter: music first sung by @slaves to give them hope. @>> in the homes, in the fields. @>> reporter: the songs became @part of an escape plan for @slaves, a musical code to please @their owners. @>> when she led the people from @one point to the other, you know @one point to the other, you @know, they sang songs, b