and heard the gunfire on the other side of the fence while residents were feet away. rapid gunfire heard from a home in coral gardens complex overnight had this quiet neighborhood sounding like a war zone. spin that we are not talking pistols or heavy artillery -- you could hear -- feel the apartment. >> reporter: michael taylor thomas barricaded himself inside of his home on alan court just after 11:30 last night after a domestic dispute. after officers arrived. >> he shooting from the front door, the back door, so he's basically a fort. >> n@n situation for officers and residents of the complex. investigators say they were turned -- forced to return 5. cellphone video sent by a resident you can hear the exchange. the standoff with the former combat veteran lasting close to

after another veteran arrived to assist, taylor backed out of his home with his hands in the air and surrendered. >> we love him and support him and there is hope and help. >> reporter: we are told taylor suffered minor injuries to his hand and his stomach. he will likely face attempted murder charges. right now we are looking into other resources that helped officers during the standoff. i will put the store together and we'll have it on eyewitness news at 4 men. wore ray most, eyewitness news. the suspect accused of driving a police officer in a traffic stop appeared in court this morning. officer richard frank poultry 10 morgan overpeer more. the driver took off when think tried taking his keys. the officer was trapped in the doorframe and drank. he is recovering from a concussion. the suspects bond is set at more than $15,000. after a cool morning, we

cement --'s mac certified meteorologist brian shields has been busy severe weather center 9, we are in the middle of couple things. >> address and layers. -- i dress in layers. time lapse, sun returning today. a mix of clouds and sunshine for the bulk of the afternoon. finally getting back into them low to mid 70s today. 74 last hour, 64 daytona. look at the big storm offshore. in fact, the national hurricane center has a 30 percent chance of his becoming alex, the first storm of 2016. moving north of bermuda fit very interesting. more on that coming up plus another way than the gulf and showers in the next 12 hours. moving toward central florida. we have a lot of changes, fast, fears forecast is coming up. 3 home invasion suspects the subject of a lengthy search and brevard county and nowhere

you saw the story break if you're watching eyewitness news this morning. investigators say the suspect broke into a home, led deputies and high-speed chase, then vanished after being seen in the field. melonie holt has been reaching out to investigators to find out what the suspects may have been after and we are expecting to get an update in the next half-hour. 2-year-old shot himself as a cloud monday is doing better this afternoon. >> great news to my family told channel 9 that ethan walker can breed out -- breathe on his own and he will survive but has a long road ahead. welcome shot himself with a gun he found in his grandfather struck. sheriff's office determined it was an accident but is looking into the case. lesson 2 hours ago, busy to session and or county reopened the following a grenade scare that kept investigators on edge. we were there near conway rd., hoeppner avenue as deputies investigated a suspicious

who was picking up boxes found what appeared to be a grenade and called 911. investigators eventually determine the grenade was not live in removed it. a young woman lost her husband and baby in a horrible crash and now 3 months later, police are confirming the state attorney's decision not to prosecute the driver who caused it police 8 cynthia guthrie started a violent chain reaction crash that killed josi vargas rosario and his son braden at state road 434, 436. the 7th in october the channel 9 kathi belich spoke with police. ice skaters agree that there is no evidence that there is a crime -- evidence of a crime in the space. >> reporter: the state concluded no evidence that cynthia guthrie was negligent or reckless. police say she was traveling at the 45 mile an hour posted speed limit. a father and child were killed in the 7 vehicle file up at altamont 3 months ago. today guthrie the police say

reaction crash was issued a citation for careless driving which under normal circumstances would be a ticket to be paid because 2 deaths were involved, she will have to appear in court. police told the victims loved ones about the state attorney's decision not to prosecute and said they were not happy about it. very upset. of course, there's a lot of emotions, emotions are high get very upset. at first not understanding but i think was the officers were able to explain to them what the preponderance of the evidence is, what probable cause is, and just the fact that there is a criminal charge it suits it's the -- they were understanding. very upset that they have lost that's lost well loved ones. >> reporter: off my police say guthrie told investigators she does not why she did not slow down because of the stopped cars in front of her but she does not remember. police were not able to get her medical records a stone when is in formation, she may have crash.

are analyzing the information we got about that and we will report back to you at 5:00 on what we found. reporting live at the altamonte springs police headquarters, kathi belich, volusia county man who investigators say stabbed husband and wife in their home in ormond beach last month faced a judge this afternoon. 19-year-old michael phillips had nothing to say during his first appearance. he was arrested last night for after christmas. investigators say phillips did not know the victims and just wanted to steal the truck. he is facing attempted murder charges. a rocky start to 2016 for wall street we know that it means uneasiness for anyone with a 401(k) jacks for trading days into the new year, it was not better. a look at the numbers at the closing bell just a few minutes ago, the dow plummeted more than 390 points. nasdaq down 146, s&p 500, it fell 47 points. jeff deal has been watching the roller coaster.

concerns about china's economy. >> that has been headline today and we saw that kind of action today with the chinese market and investors selling off but financial advisors tell us there are other factors driving it. in the u.s. stocks are taking a hit. a big hit. >> you know the clichi is a perfect storm. >> reporter: financial -- financial advisors watch.prices tumble. what followed was a major plunge in china with the chinese market fell the maximum of 7 percent before shutting opening. china's market affects our market and right now it is in a transition period. the divisional manufacturing exporting economy but now has a growing middle class of consumers. >> they are buying lots of stuff from around the world they have a growing middle class there and they want things, cars, ovens, houses. >> reporter: if the economy

businesses selling overseas. he pointed to volatility around the world. concerns about north korea, iran building weapons and concerns about the world oil producers battling it out creating uncertainty be on top of that at home investors are looking to see when the fed may raise interest rates next. spirit the markets like certainty and when you have all of these problems all over the world, plus at home it makes things very, very uncomfortable for investors. >> so what does this mean for the individual investor throwing their money into retirement accounts? it may not all be bad. we are working on putting that story together for you on eyewitness news at 4 back. waiting to see what resident obama vetoes a bill that would dismantle the affordable care act. yesterday republican-led house passed legislation that would cut federal funding for planned parenthood. and getting rid of rules require people to get coverage or pay fines. gop has been working for 5

>> if we elect of republican presidents, we could use this same path to repeal obamacare without 60 votes in the senate. this is critical. >> it's another president is expected to be owed -- veto it, republicans consider the move a triumph because it was the first time both sides of congress approved legislation opposing the affordable care act. the last hearing before the volusia county man accused of killing his wife and children goes on trial for their murders. investigators say toledo admitted to killing his wife and claim someone else killed her 2 children. channel 9's blake tomasson was in court today as toledo's attorneys try to get a chunk of the prosecution case thrown out. >> reporter: just a few weeks before luis toledo goes to track him's attorneys tried hard to keep as much as they could off the table, including an incident of rage as the state described it went toledo slapped his wife yesenia at her

murder in the murders of her 2 children. >> prosecutors explain that luis toledo had agreed -- clear motive for killing his wife and children mike and toledo. and affairs warrants had with a coworker fueled his rage and hostility yes i think it is important to look at the surrounding evidence bit the shows ill will, malice, spite for his wife. >> reporter: assistant david attorney said the event irrelevant to the case especially be a fair and domestic violence incident in lake mary where toledo walked into swatted his office humiliated her in front of coworkers and flatter. prosecutors said he colder last night in october 2013. >> of these events domestic violence and murder based on the affair that occurred and there's a reason for both occurring 30s investigators learned of the incident through toledo and questioned him without reading his miranda rights. >> if they found out about text messages and interrogation

needs to be suppressed wants attorneys got a win for now the judge has suppressed any testimony by a medical examiner because the victims bodies whenever found. the judge will rule at a later time on whether to allow the evidence and testimony from the lake mary incident, luis tornadoes trial begins with jury selection in st. augustine on january 19 and deland, blaine tomlinson, channel 9 eyewitness news brevard county man says he has not lived in his new apartment one day before armed

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ucf now has 3 weeks left to raise the money they need to bring in new campus to downtown orlando. for months we have actually showed you these renderings here of the new plans that they've had in the works. in the work crews are still at it hence this big pile of construction here when channel 9 julie salomone went by and found out what the downtown campus will include once the money is raised. >> all of those in favor signify by saying i first board of trustees approved today a memorandum of understanding providing details about the

campus. ucf has requested $20 million of state funding, but they won't pitch the downtown campus to the florida board of governors this month, instead, ucf wants to secure $20 million in private funding before asking for state approval. right now, ucf has secured about 7-$8 million of funding. spearmint realistically, we need to get the balance of the fundraising done within the next 2-3 weeks. >> reporter: memorandum pointing out the downtown campus will offer degrees linked to the needs of local and state workforce, academic programs available would include : digital media, health sciences, legal studies, and social work. spirit continuing to invest in those programs that help meet, help prepare students for high skilled, high wage jobs. >> reporter: the latest private donations for the campus came from the orlando magic and cfe federal credit union, pledging 1.5 million each. ucf hopes for more donations to

reality. julie salomone, gemini, eyewitness news it is important to know this project caused about $60 million, 20 million coming from ucf, and as julie mentioned, university officials want another 20 million to come from private donors before they can ask the state for the final 20 million. $15 million campus proposal was vetoed in june last year by governor scott, however, many suspected the veto with political fallout that followed the legislatures battle over medicate that spring. considered an endangered species big today florida fish and why life officials downgraded the amenities threatened. last year a population count found more than 6000 manatees and officials believe they are no longer in danger of extension period they will still maintain most of the protections that they have now. the national oceanic atmospheric administration noaa

disasters the country survived in 2015. the agency identified 10 major incidents from tornadoes to floods to wildfires. each cost at least $1 billion in recovery. already in 2016, the el nio winter has brought floods, tornadoes and mudslides to different parts of the country. i have lived here about one year and this is as crazy as it's gotten. >> 2015 was also the 2nd warmest year murder for the u.s. after the year 2012. we have an entire section on the website dedicated to el nio. go to wftv.com click on el nio link under the weather tab. there are a lot of interesting things there. we have a tropical depression in the central pacific, 4 degrees north latitude which is in the wrong place to be forming. now we may have -- maybe, a chance for alex to form north of bermuda in the next 72 hours. >> the result of the craziness. >> partially that, yes.

the weather has been crazy. el nio i think is the genesis of that wave i am watching north of bermuda now. it is off daytona beach. flags flying from north to south, 63 degrees now. temperatures with the winds dying off a little bit felt warmer today. we made it to the mid-70s, 74 sanford, 70 in titusville. this low did start as a piece of energy and the jet stream courtesy of el nio that slid all the way through here, brought us almost 3 into parade in brevard county and it is wrapping up. that storm will continue to lift through. this is bermuda and it does not look like a tropical system to me now. a lot of dry air but the system could have a chance to wrap up closer and possibly could become a full-fledged subchapter storm and the storm for 2016 is alex, only one in 4 chance it will happen. avelino but just unusual that we are talking about that. the weight in the gulf now will spread rain after midnight.

mix of clouds and sunshine through the evening and then we get into the overnight hours. cloud cover rolling through. a shield of rain from tampa approaching orlando by 3:00 a.m. with a better chance of rain in the northern zones. do not be surprised if you get line rain overnight. i will watch things through the evening tonight. future track keeps it mostly cloudy and a chance for rain between 12-6 am. including showers for lake county, 57 the villages eustis, nothing for tonight. los faulty near 60, temperatures tomorrow make their way back up into the mid to upper 70s. staying mostly cloudy during the day. and saturday, another fast- moving almost like a race car in the sky. another storm system bringing a chance for afternoon and evening downpours. five-day forecast, where the weekend is always in view, warm temperatures, big temperature changes in another cool down. vanessa i have just gotten started. 04:30.

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in the new year's numbers at making people question whether state laws designed to protect judge in from abusive situations are helping the data in end of 2015 shows the states child mortality rate remained relatively unchanged. jamie holmes reports child safety advocates say there may not be anymore quick fixes to try. spearmint in the wake of the gordon case in which the child was allegedly beaten to death by her mom and separate florida legislator went back to work trying once again to fix the system and dcf has been more

situations. and 2015, despite the legislation, 473 children died in the state of florida which is even higher than it was in 2011. the bank is no silver bullet. i know people asked that question, people want to know why they happen and how they happen at the end of the day, as i said before, it is a human business. that people do bad things to really good kids. >> reporter: more to numbers than meets the eye, 400+ children who died in the state in 2014, hundred and 3 were victims of 8 maltreatment such as abuse, neglect or homicide. that is roughly the same as it was 3 years earlier. by far, most that's were accidental con drownings or sits, child safety after get save them as -- as population has boom, the number of children per capita who died has gone down yes we have actually had fewer deaths per 10,000 children throughout the state of florida. >> reporter: what's changed is the burden on foster families. caseworkers pull children from homes, foster families are being overwhelmed. safety advocates say they need

forward and more caseworkers so they can cut down on case overload to really make a difference in the child death rate. >> because of some of the changes that have taken place, because of some of the increased awareness across the state of florida, there are a greater number of children entering this a care in the state of florida needs to ensure that the funding to serve the kids is adequate yet in orlando jamie home, channel 9 eyewitness news once again, the powerball is making history. many people are paying big money for a chance to win even more. >> only one will win this one here. >> reporter: -- spinning hearing from players hoping to improve their odds plus their odds +70 minus are glad to be back above ground after being stuck 850 feet below for 10 hours. routt county men asleep when he says armed men burst into his house and held at

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developing have 4, a man was sleeping when he says armed men broke down his door, got into his home and rubbed it. >> he pointed a gun at me and took my car in wallet. >> what we learned about the evidence investigators say the suspect ditched in the field after a high-speed chase spearmint modem -- melbourne police do not believe the victim was a target. >> he moved into his apartment yesterday but the suspects broken looking for drugs. melonie holt is following developing story. they are looking for them still. >> reporter: this is where the suspect ditched the stolen vehicle. police were able to recover and it done and cell phone but no sign of the suspects. a melbourne man barely moved his boxes into his new home at the saratoga apartments when he woke up and was startled by 3 men, at least one of them armed. big rapids wallet, his car keys

make this call to 911. >> someone robbed to be. >> someone just robbed you? >> yes. >> reporter: investigators believe the home invaders were looking for someone else when they shouted where is the weed. melbourne police tell me there were previous calls to victim's home regarding drug activity but the victim would not have known that. he just moved in yesterday. spearmint did they hurt you? >> no, no they did not. >> reporter: they messed to speed up with the victims 2013 volkswagen jetta. when it was spotted on i-95 via west melbourne police officer, the suspects were driving an estimated 120-130 miles an hour. later we are told the suspects nearly hit a brevard county sheriff's deputy. before ditching the stolen ride and i-95 pineda causeway. the robbers ran into the woods where they managed to elude police one more time. >> roughly 5 miles from here, someone spotted 2 disheveled men exiting the woods.

men were gone. live in brevard county, melonie holt, channel 9 eyewitness news. polk county deputies still need people to come forward to tell them information about a triple murder in lakeland. a 4th victim who was shot in the face is still in the hospital in critical condition. sheriff grady judd said the home where it happened was a one-stop shop for drugs. investigators say someone killed 2 women and a man yesterday and ran out with drugs and other items. flagler county deputy arrested following a robbery and chase will stand trial and volusia county. investigators arrested daniel riddell following a 3 county chase on i-95 thaksgiving day. do remember that? he robbed circle k circle reach -- daytona beach and his girlfriend said he suffered from addiction, ptsd and does not remember what happened he will stay in the volusia county jail until his trial. later tonight president

town hall meeting for gun control. >> earlier this week the president issued a series of executive orders that created new gun restrictions in purchasing rules. critics attacked the move saying the present was passing laws without congress but this morning vice president joe biden said the orders do not create new laws, just strengthening laws already on the books.'s [ beep ] i have 4 shotguns in my house that i on. i'm a gun owner so i support the second amendment. i just want some rationality brought into this. >> the new rules include background checks for gun purchases like those conducted at gun shows. the vice president said the new rules could have prevented last mass shooting in a south carolina church. to help with the increase in background checks, the president now wants to hire an additional 280 f agents but they will -- 280th edges but they will need converse approval even before the executive orders, background checks were increasing.

1 million last year. today congressman alan grayson of central florida asked extra a.t.f. agents. i think that it would be insane for the republicans to shut down the government in order to prevent universal background checks when 90 percent of americans are in favor of it. who am i to say? republicans argue president obama's priorities are wrong and he should hire more sbi terrorists. into the upper 50s for us overnight which is chilly but imagine being stuck outside in 16 degree weather. >> of that is exactly what 70 minus had to deal with for 10 hours in upstate new york -- 17 miners. bob opsahl follow the dramatic rescue. amazingly the workers are fine. >> all of them are in good health now they waited after the rescue to make sure the coworkers were also pulled to

a story to tell. >> reporter: the sounds of relief after nearly 10 hours of anxious waiting. 17 miners who were trapped nearly 900 feet below ground in upstate new york are all now safe on solid ground. >> they displayed excellent self-discipline, control and not panicking. >> reporter: the men which are starting their shift at the deepest salt mine in the country near ithaca, new york, about 10:00 last night. that is when the elevator they were in somehow malfunctioned about 80 stories underground. spirit and never thought anything could happen here. >> reporter: they huddled together for warmth as rescuers rushed to help. >> power needed. out in length thing on a rope rescue. >> reporter: crews use a crane to lower a basket to lift several workers at a time to the service. >> we practiced mine evacuations regularly every year and so that practice is coming into play today.

shaken, exhausted and freezing, the 17 miners waited at the scene until the last of their coworkers was finally brought to safety. >> spirits are tremendous. i am -- i don't know, inspired by them to be quite honest with you. >> reporter: i can see why state investigation is now underway to figure out what caused the elevator malfunction. work has been put on hold until the problem can be identified and fixed. george? several u.s. leaders are now demanding new sanctions against north korea following yesterday's claims that the nation detonated a hydrogen bomb underground. the u.s. house of rep.'s is expected to vote it down a measure as early as next week. many people question whether the bomb actually went off. japan's government took air samples and they say they have not seen any change in radiation levels. direct flights between data

airport in new york's jfk airport have officially started the first jetblue flight from new york landed today around noon. the surface has been years in the making and 30 local companies pledged to buy $250,000 in tickets for the first year of service to make it happen. the county is spending $400,000 to promote the service. a hotel is that open from a major universal orlando resort. renderings of portofino hotel them of the 175 room facility planned for across the lows portofino bay hotel. the city approved plans for the hotel but changes in the may to the buildings height which is currently designed at 9 stories. public hearing on the project will be held next month. titusville police released a picture of a robbery suspect knows. they say the suspect robbed a family dollar store our garden street with a knife tuesday afternoon. you can see his face clearly in this snapshot. the clerk told investigators the robber showed he had a knife and then reached over the

drawer, and ran away. ocala is cracking down on home and business owners whose front yards renumber junkyards. the move comes after several community groups call for action. under the ordinance, items like furniture, appliances, other things designed to be indoors may not be left outdoors in people's front yards. trash cans, they can stay outside as long as they are kept near building. 2 days from now if somebody come when the largest jackpot ever in any u.s. lottery pick the grand prize will be at least $700 million for saturday's powerball. since november, there have been 18 drawings in the lace quest for the jackpot none had a player match all 5 numbers in the powerball. the jackpot is expected to grow more by saturday night and lottery organizers shared this with media saying past winners have won with tickets and did not use birthdays, anniversaries or meaningful dates.

come from though computer. >> is because you don't get the grant price doesn't mean you're not a when. matching 5 without the powerball gives you $1 million last night had 9 jackpot totaling 66 totaling 66 million. the previous record for the grand prize in u.s. was held by a drawing in 2012. that jackpot worth $656 million. it is always find to imagine what you would do with that money. let us know by joining the conversation happening now go to facebook .com/ wftv. to imagine. florida lawmakers pushing for life skills across the state of clearwater republican wants elective courses that focus on life skills ranging from developing job interview skills to resume writing, managing stress. he filed a bill today considering -- considered to the legislation next tuesday.

housing advocates in florida are asking lawmakers not to spend housing trust fund money on other things so they can cut taxes instead. governor rick scott has called for more than $1 billion in tax cuts. the sadowski housing coalition which includes a florida coalition for homeless also the habitat for humanity group does not want its funds to fill fulfill the promise coalition members hope a good economy prevents that. >> when there is not that pressure to find money to balance the budget, what ever the amount of money is in the trust funds, that is the amount of money that should be appropriated to our housing programs. >> for 2016, lawmakers allocated hundred and $75 million for housing programs from a housing trust fund. florida girl wants to help other kids just like her. smackdown want to make girls feel secure like they don't have to be afraid. >> this change that she is asking for and dolls that can

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that this may have come from just on the other side of these woods and close up shots, the pile of trash we found monday in a wooded area on along with business looks exactly like the tracks we found behind the dumpster of another longwood did this florida hospital home infusion just down the street. spirit morphine -- >> it's morphine,. >> reporter: behind the ones the boxes that once held potentially dangerous narcotics were empty, spokesperson tells us morphine and other painkillers are never disposed of in a regular dumpster they are confident that the trash found was just that i'm a garbage. but the person who found the medical trash and photos discovered dozens of vials and iv bags possibly with antibiotics that still had liquid inside. no one in the pharmacy could talk to us and longwood and police would not confirm if the trash came from here either but

asked us to leave the property, he arrived at the longwood police department to talk to them about the trash that was found nearby. according to the company's website, or provide services including pain management and chemotherapy. please are testing the vials found here and we will let you know if they make any updates available to us and if they make any arrests. and longwood, karla ray channel 9 eyewitness news. another man who worked in the complex tell us the trash is been broken into many times before even with a padlock at florida hospital tells us they follow rigorous standards in a potentially hazardous items are taken to specialized facilities and not accessible to the public. the -- this afternoon 10- year-old is trying to get a popular doll manufacturer to make changes. >> her name is maya. she was born with half of a heart and has already had 3 open-heart surgeries. she is calling on the american doll company which has a history of embracing diversity to make a doll with a chest scar to make girls like her

their medical conditions. cement i want to make girls, you know, feel secure. like, they don't have to be afraid and -- or anything, the scar and so kids will be mean. >> she even started a change.org petition. she already has 2300 signatures. fantastic. look at this the $20 million medical tool turned out to be priceless for this baby. google cardboard let's doctors taken -- stick an iphone inside, you do not go and they get a 3-d virtual reality look inside of a patient. they used it on a baby born with one long and half of a heart. doctors had originally told her parents to prepare for the worst. it was $20, not 20 million. that's an expensive iphone did it allow them to visualize surgery. the girl expects to make a full recovery. only $20.

million. >> they had cameras and we like to use them here. you record video and there is you and me. that is the future.'s [ beep ] remember back to the console tvs. downtown orlando where progress stops, that and sliced bread. mix of clouds and sunshine but overcast and sea fog off of the coast of daytona where it has not been the nicest of days satellite picture, that fog. we get radiation all fog, for ash fog that forms when winds school. when water temperatures are right and landed pitcher is just right we get sea fog similar to the west coast. extensive. low visibility along the coast and future track keeps patchy

for the coast long -- coastline patchy fog. it may linger and keep you cooler then the rest as referenced by 56 coming in from st. augustine, 62 in the flagler beach area. a cool with the low cloud cover and sunshine finally for the rest of us. storm in the gulf of mexico, this is going to bypass us through period. future track shows a good accounting of this with low clouds moving through. coastal fog and here come showers along the camp -- tampa coast by 11:00 midnight and energy back behind his. from the early morning hours until brian shields at 5 am on eyewitness news at 4 and, we will have scattered rainfall and the batch we will check for scattered activity later tomorrow. an early round of rain and then mostly cloudy and then late afternoon showers, overall, 30

in orlando, 50 percent chance northwest and on the heels of saturday afternoon through the evening, watch the bulk of the system scoot by early in the day to the north. 50 percent rain chance from saturday afternoon until around midnight. make sure you have free weather warning doppler radar. and the five-day forecast, where the weekend is always in rain in orlando. 50 percent covers for marion 5:00. showers saturday and a bit of january returning. george? >> thank you, tom. seminole county woman one leaders to get tough on panhandlers.'s [ beep ] they are stopping vehicles and cars.

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everyone is thinking about new year's resolutions. we want to hire hours. to continue to make the difference in the lives of children foster care. >> we hope you join us. what the sadowski joining us with more on the special children who need a gift from you. >> we spoke with community partners about with the children are and why it is important to get the word out that they deserve a mom and a dad.

t-h-oh-e. >> they are all kids with different abilities and assets. tom are tapped and some untapped. but there is nothing different than any other child you may see at a birthday party of your own child or sitting next to them in school. >> they are like any other kid in so many of them have endured struggles that some of us could not even imagine. >> and yet, sometimes through that challenge they developed this unbelievable perseverance and commitment.'s [ beep ] --'s [ beep ] they have dreams like you and i do they want to be a firemen and policemen and grow up to be a doctor and teacher. >> i would like to be a judge someday. >> i would like to be sheriff. >> to be a nurse. >> a great mom. >> the differences they never had the role model as a child many times to build trust with.

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and we are finding out code deputies busted him. >> the suspect was charged with human trafficking and he is being held without bond. janine was there as he faced a judge today and he is not getting out anytime soon. >> reporter: the judge issued know bond this afternoon which means he will have to stay here behind bars and if he is convicted, he convicted, he could spend up to life in prison. >> reporter: he said to - - few words as he learned he would not be getting bond. >> your - - we have your confessions along - - along with other things detected. >> reporter: they had found ads under the escort section offering services from a sixteen-year-old girl a