now on fox 35 news. >> trouble at spring break. an officer injured and dozens of college students arrested. singer frank sinatra jr. dies. we'll have the breaking details. i'm keith landry, it's one of the quickest lights in orange county, causing frustrated drivers to run it all day long. where and what the county's doing to fix it. right now on fox 35 news at 10:00. new tonight at 10:00, spring breakers gone wild in volusia county. a patrol officer was sent to the

breaker on daytona beach. >> at the jail with this story. >> we saw a cop car driving really fast with his lights on. >> reporter: it happened here at daytona beach near the ocean section of the beach around 1:30 this afternoon when the beach was packed with spring breakers. >> they are cracking down on the drinking. >> reporter: a beach patrol officer was trying to arrest 20-year-old jamie gordon for an alcohol violation when he resisted and took off running. >> our officer got into a scuffle with him and was unfortunately injured. the officer dislocated his shoulder. >> reporter: gordon was then charged with several offenses. the patrol officer says they're only two and a half weeks into the spring break season and already they've had a record number of alcohol arrests. >> our crowds are a lot bigger than the previous years for spring break. we have\gz

the month of march and april only about 94 alcohol arrests. we're way over that as of right now. >> and that was tiffany teasley reporting. we're following some breaking news from volusia county tonight. frank sinatra jr. has allegedly died. he was supposed to perform tonight in daytona beach, but he had a heart attack and died. a family statement says the family is mourning the untimely passq]w&z of their son, brother, father and uncle. no other details were provided. new tonight at 10:00. it's one of the fastest lights in orange county. it's frustrated drivers blowing through the intersection all day long, and that's caused some concerns. as a local driver sent us a cell phone video and asked us to take a look at this. keith landry tells us what's

it is maddening, frustrated drivers can not believe it. it's the left-hand turn, revving up driver's blood pressure because the traffic light is freaky fast. >> i'm concerned that someone's going to walk out in front of a car and get hit. >> reporter: rob took this cell phone video while stop inside the turning, left lane, asking us to find out why that light is so darn quick. >> it's really frustrating when you're trying to get to work on time and you have family here and you're worried about them getting hit. >> we're talking about the left-hand turn signal if you're coming from dr. phillips. are you seeing cars run the light? >> absolutely, two to four cars every single cycle that the light changes. >> reporter: this evening our camera captured several cars charges through that intersection after the arrow clearly turned red.

ourselves using this smartphone stopwatch. and you can see it's just under 10 seconds. >> compare that to the left-hand turn arrow to tush south on turkey lake road. it has a 26 second light. we took the concerns to the orange county government. the light has a broken sensor. she says the cycle's too short and managers hope to if i fix it within 48 hours. official the say drivers can call 311 to report concerns about traffic lights. >> take it into your own hands and do something about it. >> reporter: for now drivers need to have a fast foot to the brake pedal until the ultra-quick light lasts longer. keith landry, fox 35 news. new at 10:00 from mayor job county. a 13-year-old boy is in a mental facility after one of his

assault rifle to school to howard middle school in ocala. they says this an isolated i incident. they continue to investigate do, if anything. in seminole county two students were arrested after a bb gun was found. the gun turned over to the sheriff's office and no students were hurt. a stolen suv crashes and bursts into flames in volusia county. 18-year-old andre carjacked a woman stopped at a red light. she and her child were able to get out. her dog was still in that car when the driver took off. >> helped him get the guy out of the car so we can get him away from the fire because it was fixing to blow. >> there was a gentlemen drabbing him out, and the car was already on fire. he was dragging the man out and

burst into flames, probably 20-foot flames coming out of the car. >> you're worried about the dog? there's kenzie right there. only some minor injuries right there. he was found several hours later and reunited with his family. you decide 2016 one day after donald trump wins florida's primary the governor has endorsed him. rick scott underring republicans to ruly behind the gop front runner. he didn't want to endorse sooner to intervene on tuesday's vote. john kasich is celebrating his win in ohio. today he was in pennsylvania where he talked about the possibility that -- when the convention rolls around. that would force a contested convention this summer in cleveland, and kasich says if that happens he's the best option. >> they're going to look at somebody that can actually be president of the united states. who has a record of

and they're going to wonder who can win a general election. who can win ohio? i can tell you those folks can't. >> right now john kasich is in last place or third in terms of delegates. let's check in with our power panel right now. our political editor, craig patrick and mark mills. gentlemen, great as always to have you here. we are 24 hours removed, craig, and i guess hillary clinton is basking in the glow of her victory. is it smooth sailing for her all the way to the nomination? >> well, it's smooth sailing. i suspect she'll get the nomination perhaps sometime in may, but bernie sanders is not going away, and he doesn't have to because he still has a lot of money at his dis porks, -- disposal. he can have clout at the

perhaps influence on the platform, and you've noticed influence perhaps in hillary clinton's speeches. notice how she's stressed income equality in her speech in florida and getting donations from small donors. i think she's embracing a lot of what bernie sanders has had to say in her best interest to united party that she will be reaching out to bernie sanders, not necessarily putting him on the ticket, but making sure he has a role to play in the444444444444 democratic party. but in the presidential campaign later this year. >> mark, he just alluded to what i want to talk about. for the republicans isnn far more convoluted. now that marco rubio is out. what happens to those delegates right now? >> it depends on the rules of state where rubio won those delegates.

the best estimate that i saw today shows there could be 90 out of 169 delegates that are unbound, which means they're going to be freed up to vote for whoever they want to vote for. add those to the current, unbound delegates, and there could be over 200 unbound delegates. doesn't sound like a big number, but just imagine this. what if donald trump comes 100, 200 votes shy of getting enough delegates, those 200 unbound delegates are going to be very important, and even though marco rubio is not going to win the nomination, his delegates may play a role in the fate of donald trump. >> gentlemen, always good to talk to you. thank you so much. and senator marco rubio dropped out of the presidential race last night after losing badly in florida, and now we're learning more about his future plans.

re-election for the senate. the next presidential primary is tuesday, march 22nd voters in arizona and utah are heading to the polls. arizona is a big prize and the republican winner will take all 50 delegates. idaho has their democratic caucus that day. stay with fox 35 for continuing coverage. the orange county supervisor of elections office is working to correct a payroll error with 14 hub -- 1400 workers at the poll yesterday. they didn't move the money into the correct account. when poll workers went to cash their checks today apparently they bounced. the problem has been fixed and workers will get their paychecks in the mail. if they need the money sooner they can pick their checks up. he's battling his own life, threatening illnesses, but one local teenager gave up his own wish to help others looking to have their wishes granted. we're going to learn more about

also coming up. she got thrown in jail for something she posted on facebook. found out how she broke the law and why the judge refused to give her a second chance. and a veteran gets a hand up, not a handout. how this new car is helping a father and young son at the beth possible time. >> it's one of the fastest-growing tech companies in orlando. and it's built by girls. the female power in the tech sector coming up. good wednesday evening. i'm kristin here with your i-4. a ramp closure, the i-4 eastbound onramp at princeton street. now, that work will continue until 5:00 in the morning. you can take princeton to orange carly fiorina and hop on ivan and get on i-4 eastbound. you can check out traffic and construction updates on your smartphone.

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us all a thing or two abouttry abouttry -- about triumph. >> reporter: you would never guess that 18-year-old joe skin ser battling leukemia in this video. proof of how resilient, how admirable her son is. joe is in the hospital with a setback. >> i can't say i believe it. it's really hard to comprehend, so you really focus on the process. >> reporter: and the processes is arduous, hospital stays, chemotherapy and hopefully acceptance into a clinical trial. plus this is part of the process for joe and his family. >> 3300 wristbands, and we sold, like, close to 2,000. >> reporter: mike is joe's good friend and fellow ballplayer. you see him here with joe on signing day, signing onto play baseball for ucfa dream come true, and a few weeks later this.

hospital and a leukemia diagnosis. mike helped joe get the process established. but not for him. >> they wanted to try to raise some money. joe said, you know, there's kids at this hospital that need things a lot more than i do. >> reporter: so a home run here tonight, and more home runs to come on the ball field, god willing. joe skinner is a home run king. >> the community can get together and do whatever they set their mind to and even the kids that are having issues, they want to help other people too. >> tracy jacim, fox 35 news. new tonight at 10:00. greater orlando aviation authority board approved the spending for the new south terminal complex at orlando international airport. got a picture right there. shows you the plans for the

domestic flights terminal south of the north terminal complex. in the upper right-hand part of the screen. construction should start 2017 and be ready for flights in 2019. the project is going to be funded by a combination of grants, aviation authority funds, bonds and passenger facility charges. tech companies across america are creating jobs with strong pay, but most of that money is going to the guys, really. >> many women still find themselves working to break through the tech-glass ceiling. keith landry takes us to an orlando startup where the ladies are getting it done. >> reporter: it's a place where hover boards help the work flow. friday means beer pong and pizza and creative energy fills sessions. this is the office of fat merchant. >> it's somewhere where you want

>> reporter: they sell credit card processing software and hardware to businesses. they also help their clients process credit card payment transactions. founder and ceo says she's committed to creating workplace where women rule the tech world. 50% of the staff on this team is made up of women. much higher than at most tech companies. right now 14 out of 47 tech companies at ucf's business incubator at research park have female ceos. women are leading almost 30% of those tech companies. nationwide women make up about one-third of tech startups. at large companies women hold about 15% of tech roles. >> having an organization that has strong women leaders is extremely important to me. i want to continue to foster that environment for women. >> reporter: the female power is translating into some financial

transaction of volume in 2014. it jumped up to 110 million last year, and they saved members $2 million in fees. >> we really built this, all of us did. >> reporter: marty is director of operations. >> if you want something done you come to me and i'll make sure it gets done. >> i wanted to be a gardener and be a professional nascar racer. >> reporter: claire never dreamed she'd work for a tech company and says she's learning a lot here. >> it fosters an environment where we can work together and achieve our goals. >> reporter: tech companies offer ladies a variety, potential jobs. >> the amount of leadership opportunities for all the women in the workplace is so tremendous, and so i highly recommend women to start taking a look at technology companies. >> reporter: as her company expands, she plans to create new jobs for men and women right

>> this is where we'd like to grow and stay and create jobs here in central florida, absolutely. >> reporter: an orlando tech team changing how companies collect payments and it's built by women. keith landry, fox 35 news. >> also fat merchants ceo is expecting a baby girl this year which will tip the balance to ten females and nine men inside their orlando office. congrats to her. plenty of sunshine for today, but with an approaching cold front. changes, that means rain for the weekend. i'll have that coming up. also ahead, why a pool in orange county is making kids sick. the new drink some people are turning to for some right now, all you're thinking about is finding quick cover, so you can continue streaming your favorite show in the great outdoors. and you don't need a dead zone further interrupting your otherwise- perfect afternoon. echo from bright house networks.

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u qlo know what tomorrow is, st. pat's day. a lot of outdoor activities. liam's is having a big thing. >> they're not going to get rained on, are they? >> they're going to be fine. looks like lots of sunshine, also warm temperatures. throw in a slight chance in the coming days. our computer model is backing off just a little bit as to the amount of rainfall as we go through friday, but in total here's our brand new update as to how much rain is expected to come on down. this is going to be through looks like saturday evening. right now showing greater amounts the farther north you go. basically anywhere from half inch to an inch of rain.

of rain and this would be through saturday night early sunday morning when everything would be moving out of the area. 74-degrees melbourne. 73 towards the villages. another balmy night tonight. still for the most part coming in from the west. so it's been cooler along our west coast, and much warmer along our east coast the last several days with that breeze going from west to east. humidity let mes creeping up to -- levels creeping up to 60 to 70%. a beautiful day a nice evening. especially north of orlando, possible into friday and saturday. again, north of orlando. you'll see it on the computer model and possibly an isolated storm possible. 72 in pensacola.

front that will try and squeeze out a shower tomorrow. we're going to wait for this storm system tapping into the cold air. with these waves pulling colder air down. moisture comes in from the gulf of mexico. that combination is going to squeeze out the clouds and chance of showers for us as we go through this upcoming weekend. so here's tomorrow, 5:00 in the evening. scattered showers north of orlando. flagler county, nothing from orlando south. and there it goes. nothing expected from orlando south tomorrow. then into friday pretty much the same thing. showing most of the action mainly north of orlando as we get into friday. late afternoon and during the evening hours, on saturday, though, everybody gets a chance for the showers again, the coverage of the rain possibly producing about an inch or so in and around metro orlando. it's 85 for tomorrow.

chance of rain highest on saturday. but there's your cooldown sunday through wednesday of next week. thank you, sir. a friendly tip if you break the law -- don't do that anyway -- but if you do you shouldn't brag about it online. all new at 10:30, find out what a woman put on social media that forced a judge to throw her in jail. if y you're looking to fill up in orlando you're going to be paying a $1.65. in sanford 7-eleven on northqsn

$1.79 ap right now on fox 35 news. be careful what you post on facebook. a tampa judge threw someone in jail. she's supposed to stay sober while she's free on bond. >> well, she broke the rules and posted it all over social media. fox's gloria gomez reports from tampa. >> reporter: this is probably not how karen imagined this court appearance would go. >> understand they pictures won't go away either. >> reporter: arrested and taken into custody on the spot, and it had everything to do with this facebook post. >> even dumber to put it on facebook. >> reporter: she's charged with

in january 2015 she was driving drunk when they say she lost control and hit a concrete barrier, flipping the car several times. her passenger, 24-year-old candace later died of her injuries. detectives say she wasn't wearing a seat belt and was ejected from the car. other passengers buckled in survivorred the crash. she was allowed to bond out in the condition she would stay away from bars and stop drinking. she couldn't resist. a picture that could haunt her in the future. >> the state can still use them at a sentencing hearing to show while this is pending she should be doing aa classes. >> >> reporter: she'll sit in jail until her case is resolved. gloria gomez, fox 35 news.

attorney will ask for bond in the future. a fox 35 followup on that police imposter. the guy was an actual law enforcement officer. over the weekend the woman reported by stopped by what she believes was a fake police officer and was stopped by a state trooper8sn in an unmarked car. the officer never reported the traffic stop. the officer instead gave the woman a warning because he recognized her as his neighbor. fox 35 climb alert from brevard county. rock ledge police asking for your help -- a woman accused of using fake $100 bills. she tried to use the counterfeit cash at a cvs store last month but was turned away. another accused of using $100 bill. if you recognize her call rock ledge police. new at 10:00, a huge gift

fox 35 was there for a very special presentation. sergeant austin received the keys to a newly refurbished chrysler 300. >> you got to have a ride. he sacrificed so much. the least we can do is give back a vehicle. >> reporter: he served two tours in iraq and now he's in the national guard. >> when they told me on the flown, i about -- i had to hang up on my superiors because i was about to start crying on the phone. i didn't know what to do. this has been a really hard time for me. >> reporter: the veteran recently lost his full-time job as a store manager and got another job and his car broke down, but he couldn't afford to fix it. >> it's hard to schedule rides to and from work, and even commuting to drill it's hard to commute to drill. i've been having people give me rides, and it's hard to do that with other people and their families. >> reporter: this new car means better things for his father and

>> i can get more work. i can travel farther for work. i can spend time for him. -- go get your water, buddy. i can do more for him and us, i don't have to worry about getting him rides to school. >> that car was donated as part of the nationwide recycle rides program. insurance and collision repair companies donate fixed vehicles to families in need. talk about a woman accused of ripping off a charity. a charity that provides mammograms to needy women. wait until you hear how much money she's accused of stealing caught. and coming up on fox 35 news at 11:00. two robbers hold up a convenience store and point a gun at a 2-fi`z we're talking with the child's mother about the terrifying ordeal. new developments in thedyyz hulk hogan sex trial. new testimony from when the

wnd. -- witnessstand. that's coming up in just about 20 minutes. do you ever feel like just buying clothes is arm and a way. prices for clothing seeing the biggest jump in seven years just last month. lots of other things also going up, including rent, medical cos, the only thing seeing a drop was gasoline. but that was then and this is now. leaping 14-cents a gallon in the last week. new home construction expected to stay rising and it did rise, but more than thought. the building of single-family homes having its strongest month in more than a year. going mad over march mad madness. it turns out executives and

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according to rescuers, the chlorine level was double the amount of what it should have been. the complex has since shutdown the pool. >> -- [ indistinguishable ] ran out and -- [ indistinguishable ] coughing, the tummy aches, chest ache. >> and firefighters say one child was taken to florida hospital east. however we're not sure of the condition. the money was for women who couldn't afford mammograms. the woman in charge of the money is in custody charged with stealing that money to the tune of 100k. here's david williams. >> the police chief says 69-year-old sharon gain was in a position of trust when she took $100,000 from this church's charity. gain is out of jail tonight but facing felony charges after

herself then cashed them at her bank, wiping out the account she was in charge of over a 16-month period. her bounce checked tipped off the bank. new safe guards are in place and that charity is still helping people in need. pictures of two alleged purse thieves. these two suspects were caught on camera stealing a woman's purse in broad daylight on february 29th. if you have any information on ormond beach police. there's a bar serving up drinks with a new kind of fun. >> it's relaxing, it's lucid. >> details on these drinks that are all natural, non-alcoholic and legal. forecast right now in central florida is very warm for this time of the year, but, yes,

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drinking kava and watching fish and monkeys. >> it's by number five or six that i see the difference. >> i like the relaxing effects. it's lucid, it's calming, it's not intoxicated. >> reporter: m -- >> tequila and water with lime. >> reporter: on monday erin, shena, all three said they drank four nights a week. >> probably the social aspect. i do appreciate the taste of the drink, but socializing with friends, having fun. i feel like i'm a little more chatty when i'm drunk. >> reporter: open until 2:30 a.m. it seeks to provide that same atmosphere. the taste of soil seem in no danger -- spirits served at

beauty bar, encourage everyone to stop by, order a few shells, watch a few nature videos and see how they feel while drinking and the next morning. >> mellow through your body while maintaining a lucid mind. >> >> reporter: i'm matt king, fox 35. >> the closest one to us west palm beach. if you're so inclined. just take it easy. trending on social media tonight. a baboon amazed by a magic trick. deciding to show off his magic skills to a primate behind the glass. >> no, yep, no. [ laughter ] >> that is so my card. i can't believe that. how did to you that? the magic continues. he shows another trick and the baboon just loses it again and again and again.

>> how do you do that? president obama received a rock star welcome at the white house today. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello, everybody. hello, hello, hello. >> that is the president welcoming a crowd of women to the white house to celebrate women's history month, and he really knew how to work the crowd. >> i want to be clear. i'm not stereotyping here, but i'm pretty sure if we had more women in charge things would work better. i'm pretty sure that's true. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm not saying you all are always right, i just want to be clear about that. [ laughter ] >> president obama also announcing his united states of america summit on women is set to happen at the white house later this spring, and for the record i agree. >> is that right?

>> maybe that was his way of endorsing hillary. always right. >> leave it to the guy to pick out the bad parts. >> it's my job to do a little forecast and i'm calling for some rain. >> see, a little rain must fall. >> and some cooler temperatures too. a nice combination to keep everybody on the happy side. live radar currently is looking good. right now our mainly rain-free across the sunshine state. wewe had a few sprinkles, but nothing at all right now. temperatures today, very warm. climbing up to about 90. 89 in kissimmee, 88 in melbourne. cooler along the coast at 82 this afternoon. and 70-degrees bushnel. balmy night down in melbourne. everybody down here for spring break. temperatures in the afternoon

if you're gone next week you probably don't care. 3-degrees warmer and 1 degree warmer in leesburg. dew points mainly the low to mid, 69 out towards clermont. 77-degrees right now in the metro area, still again a beautiful evening. a beautiful night tonight. a great start of the day tomorrow. we'll see a few more clouds through the afternoon. we'll warm it up to about 85. not quite as warm tomorrow compared to day. also seeing some scattered showers popping up into the forecast late tomorrow afternoon. the big warmup continues for the eastern half of the u.s. look at the cold air beginning to plunge southbound. 7-inches of snow in wisconsin and minnesota. behind this next cold front we will get some cooler temperatures, and it definitely is going to be welcome because,

running way above normal in the temperature dment. -- department. 85 tomorrow. 81 on friday. monday a high of 71 in the city. overnight lows upper 40s to low 50s. back towards the coastline looking good. also a chance for some scattered showers friday, saturday, by sunday the skies clear out. next week on monday your high temperature only in the upper 60s with the breeze coming in off of the ocean as opposed to the west like it is now. one last stop, 82 tomorrow. good chance for showers friday, saturday. sunday the skies will be clearing and monday highs in the 60s. overnight lows, upper 30s to low 40s.

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and that's tonight's o-town count down. an uber drive in connecticut has built up a reputation going above and beyond earning her the nickname, mama. she started driving after the last of her children left home, and her passengers are mostly students. >> they'll tell me about a boy they like or a boy they broke up with or a class they're having trouble with and i listen and council them as best as i can. >> her own daughters say they're happy they found something that entertains her so much. an suv ends up upside down on the sidewalk. the driver suffered minor

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