i'm luanne sorrell. here is a look at this morning's top stories. first-- breaking news in volusia county -- 2 people are dead after a nasty crash on i-4. right now,

we're live with the very latest on the investigation. plus -- dramatic video captures the moment an orlando police officer opens fire on a stolen car. new details on what led up to the shooting.. and how it all ended. then -- u9ts in one local county expect to find out today - if their kids will be required to wear school uniforms next year. details on the proposed rules.. that are up for a final vote today. but first, let's get

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have nowhere else to go. vbave been camped outside of the building in daytona beach for nearly 2 months now. this is all started when the city closed the nearby parks that homeless in. the homeless are camping outside the the administration building becuase it's county property. that's what keeps them from being arrested for trespassing. yesterday the salvation army offered a bus to take people to a ;helter... but only a few people got on. the city is working towards building a regional shelter. however, advocates say it will take years to build... and a solution is needed right now. today... the volusia county school board will decide if students will wear uniforms next year. after months of meetings and protests... the board is casting its final vote on the proposed policy tonight. the new uniforms would include matching polo shirts... khaki pants... and closed-toe shoes. supporters argue it

peer pressure-- as every student would be dressed the same way. they also claim --the policy would make each campus safer. opponents-- like the protesters staging "walk-ins" at volusia county schools this week-- argue the board should be concentrating more on improving education... and cracking down on excessive testing. tonight's meeting begins at 5-30 in deland. a man accused of girlfriend's daughter... and then dumping her body is g to court today. sanel saint-simon is charged with first degree murder for the death of alexandria chery. prosecutors say saint-simon had been living with the 16 year-old and her mother... when he killed her last july. a week after chery disappeared... her body was found in a heavily wooded area near the osceola- polk county line. right now saint- simon is in the orange county jail on no bond. also today... an orlando firefighter accused of crashing into 18 cars while driving under the

prosecutors say korey steinert was off-duty when he crashed at "lofts at so-do" parking garage last september. officers say when they went to speak to steinert his eyes were blood-shot. but because they could not prove he had been driving drunk... they did not give him a sobriety test. this morning -- we are seeing dramatic video-- as an orlando police officer opens fire on a stolen car. take a look. this happened back on january 16th -- during a traffic stop in orlando. orlando police say 17 -year-old trevon lamons was behind the wheel of that car. police say when lamons refused to stop...officer jonathan mills shot and wounded him. lamons then crashed into a vacant house-- and was arrested. he is in juvenile custody-- facing several charges. %m are warning people in community to be several cars and into. this is surveillance video from a home in chuluota. you can see the man open a car door

that's unlocked. he then rifles through the car until he finds a garage opener... and then goes inside the garage! seminole county sheriff's office says cars at at least 7 different homes were broken into... garage door openers were taken from each one. deputies also say at least one pricey *gtain bike was stolen from one garage. if you have any information--contac t the seminole county sheriff's department. now to a winter weather alert-- the nations capital is closed down again this morning--after a massive storm dumps ]on the east coast. federal and local government officers remain closed this morning...as people continue to dig out from the storm. crews continue to work to clear roads in several parts of the country... but many residents say they're still trapped in their homes. still ahead-- big developments in the controversy surrounding the planned parenthood videos. details on why the

videos-- are now facing charges. plus-- democratic presidential candidates hit the stage last night -- for the last time before the iowa caucus. the big issues.. they tried to tackle.. as they fight for the

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planned parenthood videos from last year... have been formally charged. daleiden and sandra merritt are accused of "tampering with government records". the case began with :zvideos in which "center for medical progress" employees posed as prospective buyers of fetal tissue... and captured planned parenthood contractors appearing to discuss illegal practices. planned parenthood claims selective g was used to deceive the public. uropol" is warning that isis is preparing to launch more attacks... on a much larger scale. the police agency says the extremists are now focusing on using "special forces-style" groups of militants. it says --these groups- are more capable of carrying out attacks on a global stage. europol also says evidence suggests isis will be focusing the majority of its attacks on france. you decide 2016. the democratic presidential candidates took the stage--for the last time before the iowa caucuses. hillary clinton, senator bernie sanders and martin o'malley took part in a town hall meeting in des moines last night.

she is up 52 to 38 percent in a new "c- n-n o-r-c poll." but the 14 point lead is half of what it was just two months ago. the economy was an important topic last night. clinton was pressed on her support for fixing income inequality, which has been a major platform issue for sanders. sanders was pressed on his socialist leanings sanders also defended tax increases for his social programs. the democrats don't have any more debates scheduled before the iowa caucuses, which take place next monday. bud hedinger of "good morning orlando" on "w-f-l-a"

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florida ranks poorly on a new report... on the best and worst states for financial security. the rankings are by "corporation for enterprise development.." florida is 40th overall on the list. vermont was best -- and mississippi was worst, the report also gave florida low marks on health care. the sunshine state got an "f" for having the second-worst uninsured rate in the country. olive garden will come to you now. the italian restaurant chain n*gced... it will offer catering locations. the service is available for a dollars... with a 15- fee. new menu items-- including a "create your own tour of italy" dish... where you can pair three tastes on one plate. mozzarella appetizer. next half hour-- we are continuing to follow breaking news of a deadly crash on i-4.

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welcome back... i'm ryan elijah. i'm luanne sorrell. here are the stories we are working on this morning. first-- breaking news in volusia county. all lanes have just reopened on i-4 after a deadly crash kills 2 people. plus-- investigators are now saying a fire at a y-m-c-a was set intentionally. the building was set to become a mosque. who police believe set it. and-- washington d-c is closed down again this morning--after a massive blizzard storm dumps snow on the east coast! we're live from the nation's capitol... with more on the closure! but first, let's get

breaking news--

reopened-- after a deadly crash shut down the highway overnight. troopers say 2 people were killed in volusia county. the crash happened just after 10-30 last night... on i-4 eastbound in debary, near mile marker 106. according to florida highway patrol-- the crash started on the eastbound side after a mustang rear-ended a pick-up. through a guardrail and ended up in the westbound lanes... troopers say two died. r*assenger was airlifted out to o-r-m-c in critical condition. the driver of the injured. right now-- suspect alcohol played a factor. new this morning-- we are learning a fire at a y-m-c-a... may have been set intentionally. the building was set to become a mosque. that story kicks off

cq the fire happened at a daytona beach "y" on sunday. the council for american-islamic relations tells fox 35-- that the fire was set intentionally. firefighters found books had been set on fire. police believe homeless people were inside trying to stay warm. the building sustained about 5 thousand dollars worth of damage. sanford police have identified the woman who was severely injured in a pit bull attack last week. the orlando setintel reporters--50-year- old virginia farley is still in critical condition in the hospital. farley and four other people--including a child--were hurt when five pit bulls began attacking them inside a home in sanford. all five pit bulls were shot and killed. the marion county sheriff's department is investigating a homicide. it happened yesterday around 4 o'clock-- at a home on highway 225-a in ocala. family members found 57-year-old

the cause of death-- has not been released. a deland man is alive jorning after being hit in the head by a stray bullet... and doctors say his lucky hat likely saved his life! josh cronin was walking home with a friend on saturday when he heard what he thought was firecrackers. it wasn't until he felt a sharp pain in the back of his head he realized he was shot. now doctors believe the plastic clip on the back of his baseball cap deflected the bullet enough to slow the momentum. right now there is still too much swelling to remove the bullet... but doctor's say the fact that cronin is alive is nothing short of a miracle. police are still searching for the shooter... if you have any information call deland police. a former u-c-f football player is in trouble with the law again. j-j worton -- who now plays on the new england patriot's practice squad-- was arrested sunday night on assault and battery charges. he reportedly got into a fight at a bar in foxboro, massachusetts-- near the stadium. this is not worton's first run-in with

he was arrested in in 2012... after allegedly punching a party. "florida state with a former accused quarterback jameis winston of rape! erica kinsman says the school failed to adequately investigate her allegations. fsu will pay kinsman 250-thousand dollars--and her attorneys 700- thousand dollars. as part of the making a five-year sexual assault awareness and prevention. kinsman has also filed a separate lawsuit against winston-- which is not affected by yesterday's settlement. winston has counter-sued kinsman for defamation. ryan? some good news for ston. the bucs' q-b has been officially invited to the pro- bowl. this marks the first time in the team's 40- year history that tampa bay has sent a rookie quarterback to the all-star game. winston will be replacing tom brady... who elected r:z9e out following sunday's crushing loss in the

winston will be joining four other teammates in honolulu. that's the most players that have made the pro-bowl for the bucs... since their super bowl season back in 2002. if you love watching repeats... the orlando magic had you covered last night. the team lost their second straight game in over-time... going down 108 to 102 in memphis. memphis has now won nine consecutive games over the magic. the magic has lost sixth straight games jendo is heading to milwaukee tonight to take on the bucks... at 8 o'clock. orlando city is back on the field. after a busy off- season... the lions held their first day of training camp yesterday. u.iare plenty of new faces... especially in the net. the team let go of tally hall and josh ford in the off- season... replacing them with joe bednik. the lions will continue practicing in lake mary the rest tnmm efore heading to melbourne next week. their home opener is on march 6th against real salt lake. developing at this hour-- public health

virus is spreading. it is causing birth defects in thousands of babies-- born to women who were bitten by infected mosquitos. the virus is now in many central american and south american countries --as well as in the carribean. health officials in florida are warning pregnant woman not to travel to those countries... including popular destinations like brazil... mexico... and puerto rico. drug company is now working on vaccines to stop the outbreak president obama is banning the use of solitary confinement for juveniles... and low- level offenders... in federal prisons. the president says the potential for devastating and long-lasting psychological consequences is far too high. he is also concerned about studies that show solitary confinement can worsen existing mental illnesses... and trigger new ones. the president is also preparing to pitch new proposals

retirement savings accounts-- that would impact more the 30-million americans. right now... nearly a third of the country doesn't have any savings or pension available for once they retire. one of the proposals would give tax credits to employers who enroll their workers in an i-r-a. )n up next-- the nations capital is closed down again this morning--after a massive storm dumps record snow on the east coast. after the break-- we go live to washington d-c for the latest. plus this-- the widow of a man killed in a deadly speaking out about what she says about the subtle signs that help her believe her husband's spirit

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bern." they introduced this special ice cream-- in honor of presidential candidate bernie sanders. it's called "bernie's yearning." it features a plain mint ice cream-- with a disc of chocolate on top. creators say-- the chocolate represents the top 1-percent in the economy... and the mint at the bottom is the rest of us. only 40 pints of "bernie's yearning" exist-- and they are all signed by sanders himself. they will be given away by the campaign. the wife of a victim in a deadly helicopter crash is

her late husband's death. the crash happened last march in college park. harry anderson was one of three people killed. harry's wife--angela--was supposed to go, but ended up backing out because she had a bad feeling about the trip. now as angela works through the constant heartbreak--she says she believes her husband is still with her. five months after the crash--as she drove past orlando executive airport where harry took off from she snapped this picture. angela and her family plan to celebrate harry's birthday this weekend. they still are waiting for answers

residents up north are still digging themselves out of all that snow this morning. but one man in new york city tried to make the best of it-- by renting out an igloo! patrick horton constructed the igloo outside his apartment in brooklyn. he then turned to air b-n-b, a site where users can rent out rooms for extra cash. horton called the listing "a boutique winter igloo for 2"-- with a price of 200- dollars a night. the post quickly went viral everywhere... and 5 people even offered to rent it! unfortunately for horton, air b-n-b removed the listing from the website, because the igloo didn't have running water or electricity. if you need to contact a federal agency today...you're out of luck! hundreds of thousands of federal employees in washington d.c. get another snow day

from the weekend's massive snow storm. doug luzader is live in washington d-c with the latest. good morning doug. how is the clean up going there this morning? how long can we expect government buildings to be closed?

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your first headline news. it reads... "officials may temporarily turn niagara falls into trickle." apparently... all is a lot easier than we think. time to repair the bridges that connect the 3 falls to the mainland. in order to do that... redirecting most of the water flow from the american side to the canadian side.... by building a temporary

there is a public hearing to discuss the plans tonight at ra falls convention center. your last headline comes from p-r newswire. it reads... "most americans have spent over $100 on an impulse buy." according to new reports... the urge to splurge affects 84-percent of americans. the study says half of those shoppers spend more than 100-dollars each time they make an impulse purchase. some shoppers say they have spent 1000-dollars... just to satisfy their urge. coming up--

uphold the law-- but instead --these "deputies in training" were caught cheating. what they did that now has them off the job. plus-- construction crews make a surprising discovery while tearing down the home of a notorious drug lord. straight ahead-- what they found burried in the foundation. now for your job of the da." it is brought to you by "career source central florida." today's opening is for a "medical assistant." to view the requirements for this job--go to our website-- "fox 35 orlando dot com," then click the "good day tab," and "job of the day."

in miami beach-- construction crews

the former site of pablo escobar's mansion. iay-- crews found a safe buried in the foundation! demolition started last week on that pink waterfront mansion-- once owned by the colombian drug lord in the 1980s. u-s authorities seized the property in 19-87, along with 20-million dollars escobar hid around the state. for now... authorities say the safe will be kept in a bank vault. the property is being demolished... to make way for new homeowners. in pinellas county-- seven "deputies-in- training" are out of a job... after they ht sharing answers on exams. the sheriff says one of the trainees asked a current deputy for some "study material." soon after-- that deputy gave the seven trainees a copy of an actual exam. the sheriff says that deputy was also fired. h,h|senator bill nelson is backing some new technology... that

for the past 10 years-- "citrus greening" disease has wiped out 130- thousand acres of oranges. but now, there's a new method to stop it. researchers at the university of florida are developing a machine... that uses lasers to treat the infected trees. nelson says he will file a petition with president obama to get the project funded. amy are here with a look at the stories we're working on for you in our next hour of "ay. i-4 just re-opned following a deadly crash overnight. we have the latest from seminole county... where two people were killed. then all new: jetblue is making major changes to its flights. what may cost you even more leg-room on your next trip. okay birth plan.

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