The fbi warns every parent needs to be on alert terrorists are now using social media and computers to recruit children. 10 News Reporter Courtney Robinson spoke oneonone with the fbi about this very real threat. Its a story youll see only on 10 news. The propaganda videos are out there. The tweets, too. Violent extremist groups like isis are trolling social media to recruit, groom and radicalize your children. 2004 ultimately they want to name of their mission 2008 and typically that is targeting and murdering or killing innocent bystanders 15 the fbi says its happening all across the country including florida. Theyve had to intervene in several cases where children have been radicalized and parents had no idea. 1523 52 you can think your child is home and hes in his room or her room special agent dave couvetier gave us an inside look at the fbis new program dont be a puppet. Just like violent extremists the target audience teenagers. 1523 40 do parents really need to worry about thei
The second round is approaching and well be dealing with more showers and storms. Unfortunately this afternoon, more this evening and i hate to say it but even more on thursday. So, keep those umbrellas handy folks. Heres the big area of wet weather and a strong line of storms already moving across the Sunshine State. Thats been responsible for what appears to be a tornado over in broward county. Now, looking at this moisture in the gulf. Sum of the vein heavier than you can see on radar as it gets closer, you will see that. Were still keeping an eye on the possibility of Severe Weather, the possibility of a tornado. Well be very closely watching that for you. Take a look at these showers out in the gulf. Theyre moving to the north and sarasota, 12 54, bradenton 1 07, we expect lightning, of even some hail and there you can see heavier rains as well. Well have more on the ray tar and what you can expect this evening. Lets look at what can be here. This was damage left from the tornado.
Florida schools will resume state testing, in person. Some say no way.
Parent groups that support opting out of tests see new interest in their movement. âI just donât feel itâs worth the risk.â
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The Department of Education says students must take spring Florida Standards Assessments in person. Some students taking classes remotely because of the pandemic don t feel safe going to campus. [ Pasco County Schools ]
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Pasco County eighth-grader Sophia Slagter has attended classes from home since the pandemic began nearly a year ago.
Sheâs got asthma and other health issues that put her at risk, and her family has taken strict precautions to keep her safe. They plan to continue âhunkering downâ until the threat abates.