the flames were so huge at one point, our shayla reaves could see them a mile away on the selmon expressway. ((vanessa shayla is at the scene right now... shayla, firefighters just held

the flames were so huge at one point, our shayla reaves could see them a mile away on the selmon expressway. ((vanessa shayla is at the scene right now... shayla, firefighters just held they say? thanks, shayla. (dave some fog early, with variable clouds and a quick shower possible today. high temps in the upper 70s. tonight will feature a few clouds and turning much drier. lows near 60. mostly sunny skies return for friday, with drier air and somewhat cooler temps. highs will be in the mid 70s. (wally when the sun comes up, a major cleanup will commence across the southeast... a day after 13 tornadoes damaged homes, toppled trees and killed five people in louisiana, mississippi, tennessee and georgia. this is video from the atlanta, georgia area... where three tornadoes touched down... as you can see, the storm did a lot of damage in that area. raging flames in tennessee... but the danger is far from over. now, the area is dealing with possible mudslides... many residents have already left the gatlinburg area, because of the wildfires... more than 700 structures in the city have been damag

fox 13's shayla reaves is ?live in tampa, where a charity food bank just and wer'e following a developing story now in tampa: a bay area food bank just suffered a huge blow... to helping the homeless. last night, a car crashed... right into the "st. vincent de paul society" and today... was supposed to a ?very busy day for them. fox 13's shayla reaves is live at the charity right now... on nebraksa

reaves is ?live fox 13's shayla fox 13's shayla reaves is ?live outside the food bank right now... with more. investigators in st. pete are trying to figure out how a man ended up ?dead... in a drainage pond. someone saw the body around four thursday afternoon near 47th avenue police say it's too early to identify the man, or tell ?how he died. but they say there were no obvious signs of trauma. an update on a suspicious death in citrus county... where a woman's body was found in a burning car. investigators now say they ?don't suspect foul play. the body of "linda steve" was found monday in crystal river. they now believe she was trying to turn around in a driveway when her car got stuck in some roots. it's still not clear ?why the car caught fire. a hillsborough county man is waking up at ?home this morning... for the first time in about four ?years. "trevor dooley" has been behind bars... convicted of manslaughter: dooley dodged reporters as he walked out of the hillsborough jail thursday. a judge granted him a 100 ?thousand dollar bond wednesday. back in 20-10, dooley shot and killed anot

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shayla reaves is live near the winston park rec center. news of the fire has to be disappointing to the kids in the area who i'm sure spend a lot of time there. >>reporter: yes. from the people we've had a chance to speak with in the neighborhood, this is an area that for many represented hope. park recreation center, it was an emotional conversation this morning with a man who said he lived in the neighborhood since a child. i'm going to step aside and give you a closer look why this is touch -- such an emotional experience for him and others. right now they're focused on pulling apart all the debris, making sure there's point, they'll use technology to get in and make sure that they indeed have all of those hot spots so investigators can begin to comb through the debris and look for a cause of this fire. it started just before 3:00 in the morning and i want to take you to this video of the scene that we arrived to. you can see the smoke curling over the tree line as we made our way down the selmon fire coming out of the windows. the fire

((wally fox-13's shayla reaves is live outside the food bank right now... shayla: this couldn't have ((wally thanks, shayla. (walter - while you were sleeping: a tense situation in south tampa. just after three a-m, emergency crews responded to a fire call on bay to bay and south manhattan aven arrived, smoke was coming from a second story window. as they were climbing up the side of the building, a man appeared and tried to attack them with a hammer... and block their entry. police were able to get inside, baker-act the man and firefighters put out the fire. they believe the man started the fire inside his apartment, but haven't said why. (vanessa) in sarasota... a mother and father are now facing charges... after police say: they let their kids live conditions. (vanessa the five children had no fresh water... and little food. some of the pictures are just too disturbing to show you. but they were bad enough... that sarasota police arrested "amanda dean" and "joseph dromeshauser" and charged them with child neglect. a tip came-in and officers found: rotting

shayla reaves has been on the scene all morning long. i guess now they've got to get inside and try to start happened here, right? >>reporter: that's the big question. how did this fire begin? and once firefighters have completed the overhaul process, that means they're going in, combing through the debris, trying to make sure all the hot spots are put out, the investigators will be able to get inside, look through all of that debris and try to determine how this fire began. certainly a long morning and many people are waking up and seeing some of this damage for these lived in clair-mel more than 20 years and sheila is also a business owner in the area. i'll start with you, teresa. to see the scene this morning, what did you feel when you put your eyes on this today? >> actually, it's kind of devastating because my kids spend a lot of time here and just a few months ago, we had to deal with our brother being killed by the police and this was going to be a the children to know that this is our community and we able to come here and be sa

as shayla reaves shows us, a car went into the food pantry causing thousands of dollars in damage. >>reporter: some people began arriving before daylight, unaware of what unfolded thursday. we're here at st. vincent de paul and you're looking at the damage that they saw. the section of the building boarded up and a sign on the front door saying food pantry we apologize for this inconvenience. i'm here right now with the president of st. vincent de paul, nancy jones. what can you tell us as far as the impact of friday operations after yesterday's crash? >> well, unfortunately, many people that we serve in the local neighborhood and actually throughout the community, because we do serve 18,000 thous holds annually, and on an individual weekly basis, we're so people often only have access to the pantry when they do not have transportation and they have to walk. and so these are the people that we're concerned about that will not be served until we can repair the damage. and so we will do our best to serve them and referring them to other locations. >>reporter: and in this case, no one