raspberry. >> announcer: now, on fox 35 news. >> a man caught in a crossfire at an orange county apartment complex. what we're learning tonight about the victim and the suspect. >> showers already building across parts of central florida and heavy rain for the weekend. >> the verdict is in, the multimillion dollars payday hulk hogan will get for that embarrassing sex tape. >> announcer: right now, on fox 35 news at 10:00... >> developing tonight from orange county, an innocent man fighting to survive after he was just caught up in the wrong place at the wrong time. the man was minding his own business, working on a fence, when he was hit by a stray bullet.

the man pulled out a gun, trying to shoot the woman and missed, hitting the worker instead. the shooting happened outside magnolia court apartments, just west of the 414. keith landry is live with new details at the sheriff's office. >> reporter: detectives interviewed that suspect here at the sheriff's office this evening and hauled him off to jail. tonight the young accused shooter will be charged with attempted murder. tonight, emergency medical -- marked the spot where a man was hit by a stray bullet this afternoon. it happened while he was taking down a fence separating the magnolia court apartments from a playground at a daycare center next door. here's orange county sheriff's spokeswoman. >> our deputies immediately took into custody the man who was responsible for firing the gun and hitting the innocent bit stan der.

jakell ward shot the innocent bystander. he was arguing with his girlfriend, and when he -- she went to her car, he fired shots. one bullet shot the worker. he was rushed to florida hospital south where he underwent surgery this afternoon neighbors inside that apartment us. tonight the sheriff's office says the victim, in his thirties, was in grave condition at last check. live at the orange county sheriff's office, keith landry, fox 35 news. >> breaking news, right now in volusia county, a motorcyclist is dead after crashing into a tree in port orange. the crash is under investigation. >> developing tonight, from lake county, just two nights after a house fire killed a 17-year-old boy from lake minneola high school, the community is coming together. fox 35's tracy jacim shows us

you can help. >> tracy: city manager mark johnson is stacking up some of the items dropped off here at city hall to help a family going through the truly unimaginable. a fire consumed their home wednesday night. and 17-year-old trevor died. vice mayor pam is happy to help, happy to be able to do something. >> what really gets me is the fact that it does mention here -- it's from a young one, as you can see. the words are not spelled correctly and i think that is the most touching thing ever. >> feel better, spelled with the sincere emotion of a young child. so much more. these suitcases filled with dry cleaned dress clothes, food, blankets, gift cards, money. >> minneola is a small town but it has a huge spirit. a lot of stories coming out of this tragedy, like this bag. a bag of pennies. some bills. brought here by a young boy who apparently emptied out his

>> when a kid comes out and a kid takes his time out and gives what he can, that's what really makes it super special. >> city officials tell us that trevor had gone to bed early. the rest of his family out, when something sparked a fire that spread very quickly, consuming century old wood. it was an older home, the family of six rented. fire officials, done with their investigation, but will never know the cause. an unimaginable tragedy that haunts this young man's family and friends. >> a lot -- it affected a lot of us, and he did inspire a lot of people, and a lot of people looked up to him, even me, and i never got to say that tomorrow, so... >> city officials tell us tonight the home has been found for the family, including furniture. it's a start. in minneola, tracy jacim, fox 35 news. >> and if you're interested in helping, you can drop off any

from 8:00 to 5:00 tomorrow or any day of the week during normal business hours. >> a fox 35 follow-up now, a 17-year-old boy has been arrested in the murder of 15-year-old. michael anderson faces a charge of second-degree murder in the death of antwan davis. the suspect's girlfriend is facing charges of being an accessory and tampering with evidence. 15-year-old antwan davis was found dead sunday night on the sidewalk at lakewood avenue in ocoee with a gunshot wound to the head. sheriff deputies say he was killed during a drug deal. >> it's obviously incredible unfortunate, and obviously our hearts and prayers go out to the families of these kids and many others in this type of situation and we hope that it is a wake-up call for some young men and women that are involved in that sort of thing, that it can be life-changing. >> the sheriff's office says they were able to make the

community stepping forward with tips. >> fox 35 weather authority, we are tracking some storms just in time for the weekend. >> let's check in with glenn richards. >> glenn: the good news, we're going to wash a lot of the pollen out of the sky, so that is great news. rain already coming down. fired up, right along that remnant of the east coast sea breeze. remembers yesterday's models showed scattered storms, here they are. they popped up late this afternoon. up around daytona. new ones popping up in port orange. they'll continue to grow farther to the south, back towards the cape, but slowly petering out. but definitely a big ball of rain and thunderstorms out to the west and northwest across the northern gulf of mexico. that is moving in our direction. overnight we'll have a few little bit of light showers, nothing heavy, but then as we get into the day tomorrow, this is 3:00 in the afternoon, based on our computer model, we should have a pretty large area of rain

through, with some heavy downpours expected. 75 degrees. we'll talk more about the amount of rain for the weekend and much more on the amount of sunshine we could get on sunday. that's coming up. >> you can track the weather 35 weather app. go to the app store or google 87057. the oviedo mom who killed her teenage daughter will spend the rest of her life behind bars. sujatha guduru asked the judge to send her to a faith based prison. she shot her daughter, then tried to kill herself. her lawyer says she's been battling severe mental illness for years. today the judge said he can't promise that she would be sent to that facility. >> police in belgium have captured one of the suspects from the paris attacks last year. officials say he played a key

that left 130 people dead. >> a tense situation on the streets of belgium as investigators say they capture a key suspect in the paris terror attacks. police say he played a major role in the november rampage that left 130 people dead. organizing logistics for the operation. >> our security forces have led operations, three suspects have been arrested. i want of course to444444444444 warmly thank our security forces. >> investigators had found fingerprints belonging to him at the scene of an apartment raid tuesday. by friday they had tracked him to this area of brussels. swat teams and police dogs lined the streets. it's a developing situation the whole world is closely watching. >> obviously the united states has deep ties to our allies across europe, particularly true when it comes to france and belgium, and the united states

>> now the focus turns to what information he may be able to provide to investigators, especially about the terror network in that area. >> this shows that the community, it's providing safe haven for him, they were helping him. they were moving him from location to location. so a lot of people had to know about his whereabouts over these months. that is going to be where the intelligence should focus. >> police say he was shot in the leg during the raid but he is alive and in custody after 126 days on the run. the president of france predicts more people will be arrested in the days to come. >> governor rick scott has signed the largest budget plan in state history. he signed the $82 billion budget yesterday, but vetoed $256 million of it. supporters of the plan say it was well put together. critics say human services programs made out pretty well

>> we're so far behind in adequate funding for our state institutions, the things that the legislature is responsible for, our mental health institutions, our corrections system, our juvenile welfare system, our public welfare system. >> the $82 billion spending plan goes into effect july 1. to a fox 35 follow-up, a sanford woman is reunited with her two english bulldogs four days after they were stolen from her home. roberta fowler is relieved her dogs are safe and sound after the whole or deem. she was out shopping with a handyman when the dogs vanished but last night sanford police got a call from a man who said he found the dogs but gave them away after some searching officers were able to get the dogs back. >> i ran in here and woke up everybody in the house. it was late, like 12:00 when i found out they found one of them. but just knowing that the police stand behind you and help you so

>> the circumstances behind the dogs disappearance are still being investigated. >> a space capsule carrying two russian cosmo naughts launched this afternoon. >> turbo pumps are at flight speed, standing by. and liftoff. jeff williams -- launching to the international space station. >> it was a perfect launch, but the internet is going crazy about what was inside that capsule that we actually got a peek at at 5:00. check that out. that's a pink owl. we joked it was the hood ornament. it's actually a gift from the daughter of russian commander. she collects owls and gave that toy to her dad for his big trip. here's the cool thing. this toy also serves an important role as a 0 g indicator. when the owl shoots up and starts floating, gravity is gone.

>> 00, 35, 27. copy. >> and you can see the jolt, the third stage has separated the single liquid fueled engine shut down and dropping altitude well, about 125 statute miles. >> the owl has taken flight. they will be at the international space station for a six-month mission. once it's completely, astronaut jeff williams will reach a new american record, 534 days over a period of three missions. we have break go news right now from st. pete. a jury sides with wrestler hulk hogan. wait until how much the jury thinks he should get. only on fox, a man from orlando angry with the city after crews cut down two trees right in front of his house by accident. fox 35 goes to the city to get answers. and it's part fighter plane,

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>> breaking news from st. pete. a jury has sided with hulk hogan in his sex tape lawsuit against gawk her media. the jury that decided they want to give him $115 million after that website posted a sex tape of the wrestler online. live in st. pete tonight. >> reporter: gawker's attorneys have argued from the beginning that this case could actually set precedent for freedom of speech. they say powerful celebrities and public figures may start people. in spite of that, the jury took six hours to rule against gawker. a decision they plan to appeal right here in court come monday. >> we feel very positive about the appeal that we have been already been preparing and we ultimately. >> but as of friday, gawker had lost.

and two men, decided the new york based website must pay hulk hogan, whose legal name is terry, $55 million in economic injuries, plus $60 million for emotional injuries, after posting a sex tape of the ex-wrestler on line. >> i am confident that we would have prevailed at trial if we had been allowed to present the full case to the jury. >> key details were not permitted during the trial, according to gawker. jurors never heard from radio djbubba, his friend, who recorded him having sex with his wife. hogan and his attorney sued, saying his privacy was violated. >> this is not only his victory today but also anyone else who has been victimized by tabloid journalism, we're coming back monday for the rest of it. >> dressed in all black, hogan cried when the verdict was announced but did not speak as he left the courthouse. during trial, he said the videos release caused him lasting humiliation.

was a public figure who often discussed the sex life. the video was nothing new. >> the video they posted is not like a real celebrity sex tape. it's not like kim kardashian, not in color. you don't see close-ups, body parts. you don't see graphic sex acts in vivid details. here, nine seconds. >> in documents released friday, gawker's attorneys are raising doubt that hogan was unaware that he was being recorded. the video was never played during trial. something gawker's attorneys say could have made a difference. >> why did they not show you that video? the video that is the reason we are all here? >> although the jury was never shown hogan's sex tape in court, they were allowed to view it during deliberation if they wanted to. it's unclear how many of them, if any, took that opportunity.

hogan will also be awarded punitive damages, and that amount will be set in court on monday. >> now to a story you'll see only on fox. a man from orlando angry that two trees in his front yard were taken down by accident. >> now the city's investigating what went wrong. valerie boey reports. >> the whole experience is heartbreaking. >> reporter: a sign sits here. it said killed by mistake. shame on city beautiful. >> i know everybody makes mistakes but that was a beautiful tree. >> ex-the city cut down a very special laurel oak tree in his front yard. but when it happened a second time, he got mad. >> never really got any reasons why. and now all of a sudden it's happened again. and it's little bit same thing over again. we've never really been told why or what's happened, and then we find out it was done by mistake. >> a mistake was made and it was removed. >> in charge of the city's urban

made a mistake. >> they take their directions from me and generally they do very well with that. but somehow they got the wrong piece of paper and that's -- that's the bigger concern for me. >> the way it was handled both times was a carbon copy and it makes me question everything else they're doing other places. i don't feel confident. >> this was a regrettable thing. >> andrew says the trees were decaying and would have had to come down eventually but he says they plan to make changes so this doesn't happen again. >> we're double-checking our paperwork trail, we're checking with our crews to see why they didn't ask the next question, they should have done. >> the city plans to plant two new trees in two weeks. in orlando, valerie boey, fox 35 news. >> if you see a rotting tree in your neighborhood, experts say city. >> still ahead, the new plan to keep bears out of neighborhoods

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confined right along the coastline. look at the rain earlier in daytona, new smyrna beach. that is it. it is done. it looks like just a chance for a few sprinkles for the next hour across central florida. look what's building to the west. a large area of thunderstorms out ahead of the developing cold front. and low pressure center. it looks like the strongest action is offshore here. but then unfortunately sitting right ashore out across portions of mississippi and louisiana. there's a lot of energy that is going to work its way towards and a half. the rainfall forecast right now, pretty good check here as to what's going on. it's getting a better handle as to what it was showing earlier today and especially during the last couple days, it was flip-flopping and going all over the place. but right now, about a 10th of an inch of rain for at least the entire area. upwards of an inch of rain in and around titusville. half an inch in orlando. .7 through flagler county. the same around gainesville.

and saint cloud and extending into melbourne, expecting to see in the green, at least half an inch to an inch of rainfall. we're going to get stripes of showers and a few thunderstorms blowing through, mainly tomorrow afternoon. 75 right now in daytona. 72 in leesburg. humidity levels, as you would expect, are back up, and with that we do have the clouds hanging arched. 75 degrees and again the moisture being up pretty high, it looks like temperatures not going to cool off too much. mainly mid to upper 60s. overnight shower possible. scattered showers tomorrow morning, and then afternoon and evening thunderstorms. that's the main bulk of the rain. and then from sunday morning, just a chance for a lingering shower. here's the big ball of energy now and there's still more farther to the west out across areas just south of louisiana. here's our stalled out front. the low will go to the northeast. i'm not expecting any rotation or anything like that had, but there will at least be a good chance that we get rain and storms in here. temperatures across the area

here's the computer model, showing tomorrow morning, quick shower. but then as we head into 2:00 in the afternoon, gainesville gets hit with heavy rain, thunderstorms. look at this bow right here, this boeing. not an indication of severe weather but gusty winds. heavy rain at 4:00. blows through the metro area about 5:00. into the coastline after that. as we head towards 7:00 begins to move offshore. it will blow through from 1:00 in the afternoon up until around 7:00 or so tomorrow evening. then on sunday, a chance for a morning shower, high of 73, and then we're back in business, sunshine beautiful weather for next week. >> bear proof trash cans made their way into the florida state budget. a story you'll see only on fox. we uncover how much money seminole county is getting for cans designed to keep bears from picking out food from the trash. >> you'll find gas at 1.65 a

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county to buy more of them and to help enforce its new ordinance to reduce bear versus people encounters. >> this will help to bolster the efforts of seminole county, and the people they hire to enforce this ordinance to make sure public safety comes first. >> there have been two separate bear talks where two women got hurt. he put language in the state budget that allows counties to use $125,000 from the state game trust fund to help pay for bear resistant trash cans. his provision also pulls $375,000 from last year's bear hunt license fees to help counties reduce bear versus people encounters. >> by this money coming from the bear hunting fees, we think it will be very helpful, and i think the county commissioners will find it helpful as well. >> residents think the new funds will help. >> that is very nice that they can help you -- us with that because we have a lot of bears

a lot of bears on my property. >> the plan says 60% of the $500,000 must go to counties with ordinances designed to keep garbage out of bear's reach. >> as it turns out, seminole county is the only one with the >> that's true. >> the $500,000 in funding is for the upcoming fiscal year. it will be up to state lawmakers and fish and wildlife officials if they want to renew it in future years. in seminole county, keith landry, fox 35 news. >> breaking news right now in salt lake city, utah, police in riot gear are surrounding a large crowd of protesters outside of the donald trump rally. presidential candidates speaking inside the event center right now, will continue to monitor what's happening in salt lake. we'll have an update at our news at 11:00. meantime, former presidential candidate mitt romney endorsed ted cruz in hopes that will force an open door convention in

doesn't secure the 1237 delegates he needs to get the nomination. here's a part of what he said on facebook, romney. the only path that remains to nominate a republican rather than mr. trump is to have an open convention. at this stage the only way we can reach an open convention is for senator cruz to be successful in as many of the remaining nominating elections as possible. ohio governor john kasich recall idea voters in utah today where he tried to separate himself from donald trump and ted cruz. >> we're not playing a parlor game. i'm running for president because i have a record, experience, and vision that's different than the rest of them. >> kasich also said he's the only one who can beat hillary clinton. on the democratic side, bernie sanders is still trailing hillary clinton, but still is fighting for the nomination. >> we have received 849

national convention. and we have a path toward victory that goes right through idaho. >> idaho's democratic caucus is on tuesday, the same day of the presidential primaries in arizona and utah. stay tuned to fox for the latest on the election results. >> developing tonight, disney putting the finishing touches on some new events coming up at animal kingdom. it's all designed to keep people at the park longer into the night. >> let's talk with our friend about some exciting news. let's tick it off one by one. a few new things. rivers in life and nighttime safari and the tree of life awakening. tell us what's happening with these. >> it all starts on april 22, and they are adding things that will extend the day at disney's animal kingdom. the park is closed earlier than other parks, as a rule, and now

later into the evening. so, yes, rivers of light is kind of, i think, the cherry on top, the nighttime spectacular we're used to at other parks. there won't be fireworks but there will be lanterns and a story and water screens and imagery, you know, things like we are the world, interacting with animals. we haven't seen it yet but they're building a new amphitheater that runs 5,000 people. >> what about the nighttime safari? >> it's just kind of tweaking the safari that we're used to in the day. it's going to be sort of at sunset, lighting to it. we'll be able to see the animals on the savannah, doing whatever they do at night. and it gives you a reason to do it in the day and to do it after nightfall. >> and the tree of life is stunning and breathtaking on its own in daylight.

is only going to add more of a special feeling to that. >> right. it's sort of at projection effect, i think, but it won't be like the projections on the castle, i've been told. it's more of a twinkle. it's not a show that you'll show up at 8:00 and look at. it will be, did the tree just move, did something happen, kind of a flicker, all building to something else, adding to the nighttime atmosphere. >> remind us again, when these changes start. >> it all starts april 22. there will be more entertainment in the streets. and it's all building up to avatar, the pandora land that's opening in 2017. >> lots of good things happen. we'll check out your article as well tomorrow in the "orlando sentinel" but thank you for your time today. >> thanks. >> the tree came crashing down oscar, so he sued the city of orlando. after the break, find out what happened that left a man with a settlement worth more than a million dollars. >> coming up at 11:00, a florida

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that's coming up tonight >> a fox 35 follow-up now, a man who was hurt after a construction crane collapsed in new york last month has filed a lawsuit. 73-year-old thomas o'brien from

parked car when the crane's boom crashed down on his roof. he is now suing the city of new york for $30 million, saying the city was negligent in monitoring the manhattan construction site. >> and a wall street worker was killed by that same crane collapse. his widow also plans to file a suit. >> a 22-year-old man sentenced to five years in prison after hitting and killing a horse and injuring her rider. fox 35 kelly joyce has more on the strict sentence. >> reporter: christopher todd was given five years in prison and five years probation. he's accused of running down a horse and its rider in february of 2015. he says it was an accident. the victim says she believes he intentionally ran her down because one of her friends yelled out a racial slur because he was driving too fast. he will spend five years in prison followed by five years probation. his lawyer says he feels like that's too steep. >> a million dollars payout from

is hurt when a tree fell oscar. fox 35's valerie boey breaks down the numbers. >> reporter: an orlando man had won a 1 million-dollar case against the city after a tree fell on him while he was oscar. >> attorney matt morgan says a tree fell on his client. he says he won a $1.165 million verdict in a case against the city. he's afraid someone else will get hurt. >> the city says they've completed priority tree removals but are working on the others. they released a statement saying currently only 10% of the tree canopy is comprised of laurel oak trees. they don't plant laurel oaks anymore. only $200,000 will be paid out. >> over 100 files around palm bay, firefighters say some are suspicious. trying to figure out the mystery forcing fire and police crews to increase patrols in neighborhood

nearly 80% happening in a rural area of southwest palm bay. the fire department says most of the fires have been ruled suspicious but they don't have enough evidence to be more specific than that. however, one resident says during recent fires near his home, he's gotten specific information from police robo-calls. >> they called my home and told me they're looking for two juveniles. sunday there was helicopters and police everywhere because another fire was set. >> for more information on that story and all our top stories, go to fox35orlando.com. >> when we come back, water toys for the rich and famous. >> 50 miles an hour on top of the water. full 360-barrel rolls. >> thrill-seeking toys that make jet skis look tame, coming up. >> glenn: forecast right now looks good but we do have some rain on the way for the weekend.

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breaking news we told you about earlier in the newscast. new video in right now of the trump protest which is happening outside of at arena in salt lake city. trump is speaking inside right now. the protesters have pushed their way to the door. where police are confronting them. so far no reports of violence but we are keeping a close eye on the situation in salt lake. we'll update you on the situation coming up at 11:00. >> a little fun. new at 10:00, we'll show you really cool new ways to have fun on the water. >> these are for thrill seekers only. the water toys that could have you saying, i want that. >> reporter: the palm beach international boat show well underway. $1.5 billion in boats for sale and on display. you see that? no hands. door opens wide open. that's because that's what $40 million will get you. this is the sea lion, a 203-foot

gorgeous why and amenities. the other 900 boats that are on display this weekend. as we've learned, it's not necessarily about how big and how bad your boat is. it's about the toys. >> 50 miles an hour on top of the water. full 360-barrel rolls judge from feeling like a dolphin to feeling like your flying. these hot marine toys are some of the coolest. >> the throttle and the trigger right here. >> part fighter plane, part submarine. skills across the water and can go six feet deep. you shoot back up out of your seat like on a rollercoaster. price tag starts at 80 grand. >> feeling like james bond? the renegade hover craft skills across the water. i was doing 360s in no time. price tag, about 30,000.

>> the jet pack, blasts water from your boots. as i learned, you will be body slammed. but it doesn't too long to get it and it is thrilling, like flying on a skateboard. >> the question is not how nice the boat is, no one really cares at that point. it's what you're going to do when you get in the water, what are you going to play with charlie crist. >> if you really hate the hassle of having to stand up to move your lounge chair to line up with the sun, how about a rotating sun bed. in palm beach, fox news. >> he's living the life. >> glenn: he does have the life, doesn't he? >> no rain when that was shot. >> glenn: tough job. >> go play with some water toys. >> i'm going to need an extra day to finish that story. looks like. upcoming weekend.

live radar looks good but earlier today we had showers and even a thunderstorm up to the north. even had showers this evening. look at these form around daytona beach, port orange, now they have dissipated, and they do continue to move away. still building out to the west is our main area of rain and that's the energy that will be moving in our direction for the overnight. as you can see, at times we'll see little sprinkles blow on through. this looks a little bit worse than what it is. it's picking up a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. offshore is where the real rain is, and then thunderstorms. this will continue to weaken overnight tonight but first thing tomorrow morning there will be a few light showers around. we're talking about 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, maybe a little sprinkle, little shower that won't last long. you can still keep your plans intact for tomorrow. 72 in leesburg. 73 in melbourne. 75 up in daytona beach. winds right now mainly coming in they'll turn out of the southwest as we go through tomorrow morning and afternoon,

front starts to move on in. 75 degrees right now across central florida. looking at the i-drive area, here's the orlando eye. this is our visit orlando tower cam on top of the hyatt regency. a beautiful balmy friday evening. high temperature today hit 86. 78 is the normal high. 62 our early morning low. we continue to be warmer than normal. that will change because of the developing storm here, we're getting warm air out ahead of it, this will turn into pretty beefy storm system along the mid-atlantic states, moving up into the new england area, producing heavy snow this weekend cause areas of new england potentially. up towards boston. behind the system there's at least some cold air. temperatures right now in the 30s and near 40 degrees, the cooler air on the way. here is the timing of the rain. tomorrow at about 2:00 in the afternoon, heavier showers and storms move into gainesville. we're not expecting severe weather but i am expecting potentially some gusty winds. this will be blowing through pretty quick.

tomorrow in the afternoon. blowing through. jayme king will be with you as you go through the latter part of tomorrow night and evening with our newscast. you'll want to stay up for that. also use the weather app because that will give you any warnings if there are any warnings issued and give you a better feel for the timing of the rain. this is going to be at 5:00 to 6:00 tomorrow in the afternoon. late afternoon and evening, hitting the coastline through brevard county by 7:00. it moves offshore, and then as we get into sunday, light showers blow through. this is around 7:30 to 8:00 a.m. blowing through the metro area. then the clearing line moves through as we go through the afternoon and evening. so we will be getting some sunshine as we go through the latter part of the day on sunday, overall pretty good looking forecast for your sunday. here it is, 82 for tomorrow. 73 on sunday. skies clearing out and beautiful weather for next week. you can always get my updated

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morning to protect and serve. opd says five of the new officers are women, and several are multilingual. and that's tonight's o-town countdown. . >> some lawmakers in new jersey are pushing for a bill that would help keep pedestrians safe, but it could cost them, too. the bill would allow law enforcement to fine people who text while walking. the fine up to 50 bucks. studies show most people do it. many while crossing the street, and some even wearing headphones researchers say the law would be hard to enforce. >> just from my studies themselves and how difficult it is to observe these masses of people crossing the street, i can only imagine how hard it would be to enforce such legislation when you have what seems like a mob of people crossing the street at one time. >> besides the $50 fine, violaters could get up to 15 days in jail if the bill passes. >> give someone the tools and the possibilities are endless.

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