. >> reporter: family members declined to talk to us on camera, still very upset about the loss of their loved ones. no word on funeral arrangements. >> >> eric, thank you, down the road in sarasota, another tornado touched down, two women trapped for two hours finally pulled to safety. sara rosario live in sarasota where one of the women spoke exclusively to action news. >> >> reporter: well, wendy, the victim's name, nancy devito. she's calling it a miracle, it really is. the roof blown away from the here, even this care buried this -- she shows us where her mother was trapped for two hours after the roof fell on top of her. a friend, living downstairs, was able to call in neighbors, thankfully for help. grabbed a ladder, climbed through the roof and lot nancy know "help is on the way." >> nancy said she knew storms were coming, but she never thought it would be a tornado. she tried to look for help, but it was too late. >> i just thought i would be able to get out of the room before the windows blue and i didn't. i didn't make it. it happened so fast. i didn't have time to really be a

on how much fruit there actually is. berrymex gave us permission to film on their ranches, but said we couldn't talk to anyone on camera. but as we walked through the fields, pickers told us how precarious a day can be for them - when they have to rely on there being enough good berries to pick. >> even with the small raise after the strike, it didn't seem like it was enough to help workers like they'd hoped. >> for everybody that thinks that farm worker is unskilled labor - they're wrong. i would challenge them to go to the fields for an hour and let's see if they can pick some strawberries. but the fact remains that the workers are some of the most marginal workers within mexico. >> miguel is a strawberry picker for berrymex. like the majority of farm workers here, he comes from oaxaca, one of mexico's poorest states. >> how was your day at work today, what'd you do? >> most of his money goes towards renting this small room and paying for food - and the rest is sent back home to his wife and family in oaxaca. >> does that make it seem like it's not worth it? >> what's the hardest part about living here? >> how long do

but as of now, no one will talk to us on camera. >> . there's heavy patrol in the area. once i got an alert. >> suspect described college light skin. he was last seen wearing a hat with flaps over the ears. walking west. on. nearby residents say they weren't told anything. >> everyone needs to be warned. >> meantime. du police are asking everyone to remain vigilant. activity. >> . now as folks say they are spending letters to members of ex-planing what that forcible fondling means. a federal guideline for a type of sexual assault. she said that is very different however. they're not sharing any other details about what they're doing community. >> . abandoned cared already littered roads. after a small amount of snow fell last night. stopped drivers in their tracks for hours. to avoid a repeat of that leaders of the nation capitol and other major east coast cities are sending a message. to millions in the storm path. >> . from the north. to the south. millions are prepping for a weubgtd winter weekend. it was chaos. before the storm. less than an inch of snow turned highwa

rally aroudnt hem and do what we can jen tag: and the family to emotional tonight to speak to us on camera but they did tell me that all the children are all going to be ok all thanks to stephen wilson who helped his children and niece escape. 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 afte

leaves everyone wondering we did stop by gregory's home, but the family was too upset to talk with us on camera. the f.a.a. and ntsb will be investigating. jason marks, 10 on your side. tom: new details on a case of animal cruelty in virginia beach. what we have learned about the deplorable conditions some hogs had been living in. nicole: a local member of congress on the move. see why one representative may be changing places as the elections approach. in sports, a look back at a tough loss last night. tom: don has half of a decent weekend forecast for us as we continue on this friday night. news 10 at 6:00 tom: a follow-up to last week's crash. part of the truck that win over has been pulled from the bay. the container is still in the water. he drove off the bridge last wednesday. he managed to get out and crews pulled him from the water. police say a man accused of running an illegal hog farm left nicole: gary moore has been charged with animal cruelty. police found more than 100 hogs in deplorable conditions. investigators say at least one dead animal was left unburied. his daughter says hi

one of the victims who was too scared to talk to us on camera say he and the others got on the ground in fear of their lives. the suspects rifling through their pockets and stealing everything before running off. the victims losing a total of more than $2000, their ids and credit cards. the share is trying to track the suspects after finding some cash they had dropped but did not have any luck whatsoever. what is so frightening about this is that one of the victims white and three-month-old baby were inside when all of this happened. right now, deputies are trying to track down those two suspects. all of the descriptions they have beginning is too young black males. reporting live in bradenton, abc action news. >> now, the most accurate >>> if you could tell by her attire, it is getting chilly out there. she has her jacket on so we are starting to see those temperatures tumble. titan radar is there right now but we do have some cloud cover moving across. winds are going to be coming in from the north and northwest bringing the cooler weather in. right now, 60 in tampa, clearwater and

they didn't want to speak with us on camera. obviously still heartbroken about the situation, but again volucia county sheriff deputies were telling me that it was a self-inflicted gunshot wound, that the man who lived here had just walked away when the house was on fire. for now reporting live in volucia county, jackie orozco, fox 35 news. >> john: thanks. tough story for sure. developing in orange county the search is on for two people after a man is shot in his home. this happened last night at 48th and haines circle road. the shooter walked up to a home, pulled a gun on jose gonzalez and shot him in the shoulder. the suspect took off running into the vehicle of a get away driver. deputies say this apparently stemmed from an earlier dispute. we can tell you the victim was taken to the hospital. what were described as nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> we have a health alert. the zika virus, it is spreading. the cdc is saying it is in 23 countries and growing. >> amy: the infection is linked right now it is hitting brazil if har

on your sides t-j. parker spoke with the victim today- as well as neighbors- he joins us live from westwood- t.j.? the victim was too scared to talk to us on camera- but she was in tears when i talked with her on phone- after she threatened in her own home-

. >> none of the people he came to eat wanted to talk to us on camera. they just wanted to enjoy their day, but even in the hour that we were there, we heard so many people coming up to say thank you and telling the volunteers what a difference they made today. >> and otherwise for rock 'n roll fans. a founding member of the eagles has died. he also topped the charts a clean songs like the heat is on. frey m van cofounder signed the eagles first record deal breaker in colorado back in the summer of 1971. this bright eyed from rheumatoid arthritis, intestinal issues, and pneumonia. he was 67. they over the course of three decade had so many huge hits. there's a good chance this could be a mountain man. but close in the ravine happen. as a knot in colorado is a common place where they live. on top of that there are plenty >> our dog oscar was 13 years old. >> at boston terrier happen to be deaf and docile. not very aggressive at all. but very protective of us because we had. >> definitely a member of our family and my daughters best friend. on saturday eve

standing around the area where the shooting happened, some however no one agreed to speaking to us on camera... north las vegas police didnt give us a suspect description but they said they might have an update for us as more information becomes available... live from north las vegas, miguel martinez-valle, fox5 news local. las vegas. if you have information on what happened... call police or crimestoppers at 702-385-55-55. with the start of the new year - law enforcement official are hoping for new beginnings when it comes to responsible driving. fox5's abby theodros joins us live from the newsroom... with more on what law enforcement is doing to keep the streets safe. its a new year and local law enforcement officials say it's a new start for motorists. since may two thousand eleven - the state has fatalities campaign. and with another year in the books- officials with the nevada highway patrol say the campaign is more important than ever. deadly crashes were up 17 percent in 2015 from the year before. the campaign targets things we can all easily do to help to lower the potential for redu

. >> people did not want to speak to us on camera about this case. and i feel sorry for teresa halbach's family who have to live through this story yet again. the real victim here is almost forgotten in the media hype. >> reporter: a sentiment we heard echoed when we visited man ed ed manitowoc's county sheriff. >> a decade later you have no concern some of your people might have done something inappropriate with the evidence? >> no. i do not. >> zero? >> zero. >> reporter: in fact, the sheriff revealed to us that one of the deputies who found teresa halbach's key in steven avery's bedroom, then patrol sergeant colburn, now has a new position. >> he handles our evidence here and our investigative division. >> reporter: here's how former avery defense attorney dean him what we'd heard. perhaps the strangest twist in this whole saga is three years after the trial, prosecutor ken kratz became embroiled in scandal. >> serial section er xter. a third woman saying he sent inappropriate messages. >> reporter: he pled no contest after the associated press un

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. >> his uncle did not want to talk to us on camera. however, he did tell us that morris had problems in the past n.orange count a, valerie bow aep, fox 35 news. >> thank you. >>> the county sheriff's office released new video today. investigators, rather, say that it's gonzales and her boyfriend to use a stolen credit card. >> reporter: they have both admitted to going on a two-day shopping spree. the boyfriend is still locked up. gonz*lez has bonded out of jail. she's the woman who sued anthony for defamation. a woman tried to rob the regents bank. the bank alarm was activated and the woman was arrested without incident. zero tornados sweeping through residents -- with power outages, along hempstead boulevard, and the tornado bringing 65 to 85 mile-per-hour winds. no structural damage or injuries being reported at this time. >> if i open the bus door, almost got sucked out. >> but i grabbed the door and we both grabbed the store and we closed the door. so we were safe. we were okay. >>> and the national weather service, not sending a s

. >> just a devastating story and the property owner did not want to speak to us on camera. but he thinks that the kids aggravated the dog some hour. and the child parents were told unsupervised visits with their investigation. >>> a suspect is in the hospital accused of opening fire outside of a gastonia mall. 19-year-old jamaal hill was involved in stealing a car and and jumped off a 25-foot retaining wall and hurt but eventually caught. >>> officials are investigating and inmate death at the -- facility. matthew cane was called found dead in his cell last week. they say that he died after his detention officer ignored an emergency sick call. and there will be no staffing changes or disciplinary actions represented to mccain's death. >>> the search is on for the person accused of robbing a duke university student. it happened around 1:00 yesterday morning near the round about of wanna maker and chapel drive. the student was not physically harm and they sent out an alert to the faculty and staff and students. >> hopefully they find that perpetrator. >>> 4:38. thank you for

no one wants to talk to us on camera here, the israeli quarry owner his workers they all said the issues too complicated. he says he pays his workers well, and he has a lot of buyers thaw all seem to agree, however they told us that israeli companies definitely get preferential treatment. >> the haw moon rights group uses quarries as one example of how settlement businesses benefit from policies that discriminate, these are not new findings but the report comes at a time of growing pressure. >> the e.u. wants to distinguish between israel and the occupies territory. israel is having spats with brazil, and the administration is tense. the government denies pressure is growing. so when we look, and we see very good relations with many countries and this is a way it will keep on being. i think there is a negative spin which is being inspired by the few, and it does not co respond. >> he resigned five years ago because he didn't agree with the policies. >> the name of the fame is benefit of the doubt, israel claimed to be adhering to a peace process. to the two state solution, to the creati

. >> reporter: tonya's family still too shaken to speak to us on camera. the second victim was tonya's friend. tonya left her husband just before christmas because of a rocky relationship. friends and family say they'll never forget her grin, a genuine soul with a heart of gold. we posted a link to tonya's go fund me account on the nbc 6 news and weather app. >>> miami beach police on the hunt for suspects who took off with a tourist's car ruining her vacation. she parked her car on collins it was gone. cops say the suspected car thieves were caught on surveillance video a short time later using the cards at a target store. if you recognize any of these people, please call miami-dade crime stoppers. >>> reporters launching a $10 million marketing campaign to lure new businesses to the state. enterprise florida, thehe state's economic development agency, unveiled their latest campaign. the initial launch includes a video with a new site. enerprise florida has plans for radio, print, and tv ads in the next few weeks. >> every single day in the trade magazine

. >> reporter: and the other familyho lost their two dogs were too distraught to talk to us on camera today. an official cause for this fire is yeto be released. we're live in hollywood, local 10 news. >> anchor: the world's most wanted drug lord, guzman was captured for a third time today by a daring raid by mexican marines. this is video from el chapo from this afternoon. people. th shootout happened at a home where officials foundifles a handgun, a rocket propelleded grenade launcher. guzman was found after six months in an escape that embarrassed the government. >> anchor: a philadelphia video. >> anchor: that gunman saying he was inspired by isis. we have the shocking video. >> reporter: the suspect unleashing a hail of bulults in the name of islam. cops in south florida are weighing in. the panicked calls are from philadelphia officer, he's behind the wheel of the police cruiser, while this man in a long coat runs to him, ambushes him and fires over and over. to have pledged his loyalty to isis. >> he knew what he was doing, he was trying to assassinate this police officer. >> r

she tells us that the mom of the victim is too distraught to speak to us on camera. now, police have not made any arrests in this case, but they do tell us that they do not believe that this was a random killing. a jogger found katherine's body just off the trail new year's morning, and the family had seen her on new year's eve night. when her mom knocked on her bedroom door yesterday morning, she realized she was not there. that's when she notified police. they started piecing things together and realized that she was, in fact, the woman who was found on the trail behind rosa parks elementary school yesterday. let's hear now from that family friend. >> katherine was such a sweet little girl that we all loved, and we are very shocked what happened. the last time i saw her was on the 30th. we were heading to church, and this totally has taken us, you know, unexpected. >> reporter: police are offering up to a $25,000 reward for information that helps solve this case. megan, back to you. >> now to a developing story in pennsylvania. just a few minutes ago, police announc

and the property owner did not want to speak to us on camera. he thinks that the kids aggravated the dogs somehow. and the pit-bull died on the sign from overexcitement. told by dss they cannot have any unsupervised visits with the children during the investigation. >>> a suspect is in the hospital accused of opening fire outside of a gastonia mall. the police said that 19-year- old jamaal hill was involved in stealing a car and the officers were closing in and he took off firing a shot and he eventually jumped off a 25-foot retaining wall and seriously hurt before he was finally caught. no one else injured. >>> the department of public health is investigating and inmate death at the durham county detention facility. 29-year-old matthew mccain was found unresponsive in inside of his -- jail cell last week. the department of public health said it will review sick call requests. and sheriff's office tells us that there will be no staffing changes or disciplinary actions related to mccain's death yet. >>> the search is on for the duke university stu

. >> reporter: and the other family who lost their two dogs were too distraught to talk to us on camera today. an official cause for this fire is yet to be released. we're live in hollywood, local 10 news. wanted drug lord, guzman was captured for a third time today by a daring raid by mexican marines. this is video from el chapo from this afternoon. he was captured after a shootout with soldiers that killed five people. that shootout happened at a home where officials found rifles a handgun, a rocket propelled grenade launcher. guzman was found after six months in an escape that embarrassed the government. >> anchor: a philadelphia patrolman ambushed, shocking video. >> anchor: that gunman saying he was inspired by isis. we have the shocking video. >> reporter: the suspect unleashing a hail of bullets in the name of islam. cops in south flida are the panicked calls are from philadelphia officer, he's behind the wheel of the police cruiser, while this man in a long coat runs to him, ambushes him and fires over and over. police say that gunman claimed to have pledged his loyalty to isis.

rates of addiction among the elderly >>> none of the five opioid drug manufacturers would speak to us on cameranly one spended. the lawsuit are both legally and factually unfounded was the response we got. the case was put on hold until the food and drug administration completed a study on the safety and efficacy of drugs. another major claim by the county said that they had help from key opinion leaders, doctors. >> they simply didn't hire these individuals to talk about the drugs. they actually influenced work with and used them to spread that their deceptive messages about the risk and benefits of these drugs for the treatment of chronic pain that? >> the lawsuit explains in detail about the various ways that they worked with these individuals, including sponsorship, money, as well as editing control over their messaging >>> can you name some of these lawsuit? >> one is dr lyn webster. >> i would like to see the evidence. i've looked at their document. i don't see anything in the document that says i was promoting the use of opioids >>> the lawsuit claims that you were the author of numerous

as you can imagine, they are still pretty shaken up and could not speak to us on camera. they say the even scarier thing in all this --- is their two young children were riding in the family car with them when the gunfire started. this all happened on crestview avenue at around 10 p-m. the family had just arrived home --- when they found a burgundy car parked in the driveway. home.

allyson: the property manager denied to speak with us on camera. residents plan to hold a meeting with the owner to come up with a solution. be held today for a long time south carolina state senator. william billy o'dell died thursday morning. he became a state senator in 1989, serving district four, . that's abbeville, anderson, and greenwood counties. his funeral will be held this afternoon at the first presbyterian church in greenwood. the service is scheduled for 2:30 and will be followed by a private burial. o'dell was 77 years old. allyson: if you are just joining us, it is cold outside. dale: it will be cold for the next several days. wednesday may be the coldest day and go in the other direction. with the breeze this morning, whatever the thermometer says, we will count on it feeling much colder. 28 in greenville. we are seeing 10 to 20 mile-per-hour gusts across the mountains. because of patches of ice, we have three counties operating on a two hour delay in north carolina to get a chance to melt some of those patches of ice. 15 in frankl

she was too devastated to talk to us on camera. but she says she never wants this to happen anyone' s child again. >> there' s seven kids here who' ve been victimized in the worst way you can imagine as a parent. tammy: prosecutors say the crimes are horrific. but adding to the outrage, steven rekowski' s accused of videotaping attacks on innocent girls between 4 and 10 years old while they slept. >> beyond disturbing. tammy: in some cases, investigators say he made a young victim watch while he molested another. >> i think we' ve only touched the tip of the iceberg as far as the mountain of evidence we' ve already seen. tammy: rekowski is already in jail, accused of taking sexual abuse images on his cell phone. that girl in the images is 4 years old. children have been victimized. >> all these parents were unsuspecting. tammy: prosecutors say at one point he drugged a 10-year-old and recorded an attack. detectives say they found muscle relaxers in rekowski' s house. >> it' s pretty clear from the video itself that there' s a kid -

she did not wa to talk us on camera but her son-in-law did. imagine waking up to this sleeping your chest. that's exactly what happened to an elderly woman in this miami home. >> i was awaken by a phone call at 2:00 in the morning, which is never good news. it was from my terrified mother-in-law. >> reporter: he says he rushed over to see what was the matter and found the animal that >> cross dween a monkey and a cat. >> reporter: it's a rain forest mammal native to central america and south america. aside from his mother-in-law, the only other person inside the house was her live in care giver. they used food to lure the animal who was in the attic by then, out. >> he returned the next day. >> reporter: the family says youtube held them get the animal out of the attic once and for all. they pulled up video of it vocalizing. they put it in cage and brought it to this man. >> i know. i know. >> reporter: the vet specializes in exotic animals. he says he knew this animal who he later found out is named banana belonged to someone. >> no undomesti

now the victim was too shaken up to actually talk to us on camera, but police tell us, they're still looking for those two men. if you recognize that guy in the sketch or have any information, >> thank you. >> reporter: and here is one more look at one of those men. if you recognize him or know anything about the attack, call kissimmee pd or crime line at 180-0423 tips. >>> an upscale hotel is under attack by al-qaeda militants. they're reporting at least 20 people have been killed. we've also learn ed the hotel is here's video showing those big flames. we're told the fire started after soldiers try ed to free hostages with explosives. but those attackers started fighting back. we'll continue to follow this story, we'll bring you updates if we get them on the morning show. >>> new tonight, a crime tracker alert, a shopper that said she was groped at the mall. they have the guy. but there could be more victims. she was targeted inside a store that's on high way 441 in leesburg. shaun chaiyabhat is there live now. >> reporter: yeah mat, he's been in jail since last night. but this arres

rachel's family declined to speak with us on camera but they did want to thank the thousands of people who have helped support the foundation for victims of domestic violence. >> karen anderson. >> i'm going to look at this map. where is the storm. it's not on the east coast? >> that little band of snow that may go through the nation's capitol. with, we see a little bit of denver. that's the storm in its infancy. you can see it circled there. it has a future. overview. you can see the idea of the timeline. afternoon. saturday night, and first thing on sunday, that's the time to watch, the potential of snow and what's still critical is how far north the storm will track. if it takes a truck a little further north, this is not the most likely scenario, that's a closer pass and we have a greater potential for heavy snow and also the winds would be even stronger but if it takes a path more to the east which keys it further south then we're only on the northern edge of the snow around boston, so we don't get as much snow. not quite as much wind but we can still get a good deal of wind even