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the 10:00 news starts now. >> welcome. we're glad to have you with us. the republican candidates are facing off in a fiery debate. high-stakes match of it kicked off an hour ago. you can see there's no donald trump. he skipped the state as he promised last night. craig patrick joins us live from des moines, iowa. ted cruz is eight points behind, he could benefit the most from trump's absence. >> reporter: he could benefit. we don't know how this will play out. i am not seeing ted cruz breaking through. he has had some opportunities, tried to run with them but none of the candidates are stepping through the voyage donald trump created. out of the gates ted cruz was given a soft ball out of the gates, asked specifically to

he was prepared and so were the other candidates. >> let me say i am not maniac and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat and ugly and then, youa maniac and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat and ugly and then, you are a terrible surgeon. now that we have gotten the donald trump portion of the way i thank everyone for showing the men and women of iowa the respect to show up and make the case to the people of this state and the people of the country why each of us believe we would make the best commander in chief. >> reporter: this was followed by jeb bush who said he sarcastically thought donald trump was a big teddy bear. and marco rubio and other candidates made quips about walking off stage if they didn't get a question they wanted but

first couple times and i think the candidates began to realize that. this was their strategy, they went from going after donald trump from going after hillary clinton. without donald trump there was less talk about donald trump and in prior debate and more focus on hillary clinton. we are halfway through and we are just not seeing a clear break through those some candidates a doing better than others. >> mark: marco rubio's comment that i won't run and hide was not only directed at ted cruz but donald trump but i agree with you there is no clear standout but if you had to pick one who do you think is ahead right now? >> reporter: jeb bush is ahead. this is the wonderful life for jeb bush, a chance to see what the world will be like without donald trump nt is having good

one moment he dodged a question to unimportant issue for the republican debate and also had some good moments when he specifically went after hillary clinton. take a look. >> this election is not about our pedigree but people who are really hurting and we need a leader who will fix things and have a proven record to do with and we need someone who will take on hillary clinton in november, someone who has been transparent. i released 34 years of tax returns and 300,000 e-mails to get information from hillary clinton you need a subpoena from the fbi. >> reporter: so far it is a fairly good night for jeb bush, not necessarily a grand slam. we don't know if it is too little too late. also a decent night for marco rubio but one problem is he is

his prior support of care and trade, he said he did not end blamed charlie crist. he was called i the moderators for his priorby the moderators for his prior position on immigration reform. but we will map out more clearly the winners and losers later. >> mark: craig patrick reporting live from des moines, a iowa. >> kelly: donald trump has his own state, thousands showed up at the big event he threw to compete with the debate, holding a veterans' benefit in des moines a few minutes from where his rivals are facing off. he chose to boycott the debate because he was treated unfairly he says by moderator megyn kelly last time around. he says fox apologize to him but mind. >> they have been very nice and apologized and everything else

they could not have been -- once this started for our that's there was nothing i could vets there was nothing i could do. i don't know. i don't know if i will get more or less votes but we raised $5 million in one day. $5 million. >> kelly: trump says all the money will go to veterans and stay with us for continuing coverage out of tonight's debate, craig will have an update on the fireworks that will come because it doesn't end 11:00 tonight. >> foggy is affecting travelers, the carnival paradise ship could not talk on time. that delayed the next group to set sail. if you're going on vacation the worst thing you can do is sit and wait and wait and wait. >> reporter: but that is what

paradise got in. the carnival paradise got in at 9:42. they are being allowed to travel. this boat was supposed to have docked at 8:00 a.m. they were supposed to unload their passengers can't pick up new ones for 4:00 p.m. departure. instead that is all happening tomorrow. video from bonn board chose the wind but also of the moment carnival cruises decided to voyage back under the sky way to port to let passengers off after an extra half-day at sea. >> take this into shore. >> reporter: waiting for their vacation to start was deborah from calgary. >> have some fun, get a hotel room. >> reporter: in minnesota. >> can't control mother nature. it is what it is. we will have fun. >> reporter: calvin from atlanta and hundreds of others getting

>> it is not that bad. let's just go. >> reporter: the coast guard held everything up when the fog, too dance to see beyond three miles lose those on board carnival paradise had five ted cruz turn into a six day trip is those waiting to head out today will have a four day cruise become a three day venture. they will leave tomorrow at 4:00. >> i was hoping to be on the water right about now. right now is not a good look. >> reporter: carnival is offering a 50% refund on the trip headed that out tomorrow and half-price crews in the future. some had these trips planned as long as six months. >> 50% off, we will get -- to our anniversary trip. >> reporter: this is travel. who doesn't expect a little hiccup here and there? >> no one can predict the weather. what can we do? it is the weather, nothing we can do.

several dozen local passengers disembark, they will be allowed to leave and this vote will set sail at 4:00 tomorrow with those people who have to wait overnight. a little bit of a delay but they will get their vacation and get three days instead of four and we were told there were 12 other ships that were delayed out at sea waiting for the coast guard to reopen the area. >> mark: those going out tomorrow will have a great weekend. the weather looks good from here on out. >> kelly: a polk county woman behind bars in connection with the crash that injured a 5-year-old girl who was riding her bicycle last november. police tell us they arrested regina sheldon in winter haven. witnesses reported her driving erratically in the area of the crash. those witnesses stopped her leaving the scene after she allegedly hit the little girl.

was impaired at the time of the crash and the lab report just came in and there was the presence of methamphetamines in her blood. sheldon is held without bond in the polk county jail. >> mark: a missing persons case ended the way they wish every one of them could with the family in danger found safely today. a troubled mother on the run with two young children, this was something this afternoon. police a two good samaritans saw the amber alert and let deputies to find a family. >> reporter: police say this utility workers in madison got the amber alert on their cell phones, where recognized the car described and called deputies. >> we put out the amber alert. people found out about these missing kids and it worked. >> reporter: police called the search for troubled mom and her two children a textbook example of how stories like this are supposed to end.

safely located 46-year-old gigi urlich-woodard and her children, dorian sandhu and frederick sandhu. they found a family at a motel in madison, florida just south of the georgia border. >> it works perfectly because the amber alerts go out on digital billboards, billboards the dough over the highways, the ring your phone so people have the description and pictures. >> reporter: yolanda fernandez says utility workers in madison got the amber alerts on their phones, remembered spotting the car in the parking lot, confirmed the tag number and called deputies who took the mother and children in custody. the search began after gigi urlich-woodard took the children from her parents' house, the grandparents were granted custody after social services workers took them away. >> the mother has been unstable in the past, she made comments that if they take my children i will kill myself.

unharmed and their mother made face jail time. >> it will be and whether she is cooperative with our detectives anddepend whether she is cooperative with our detectives and charges are pending. >> reporter: where the children end up is enhance of the state. >> mark: if they do work. everyone was checking them and sharing them on facebook. still to come of bay area singers rising to the top. >> kelly: she is staying busy. what is she up to now and how idol has helped her paid her road to success coming up at 10:30. >> we want the world to know how died. challenger disaster. how the crew is being remembered after the break.

of bands of green, this area of light rain moving over this state, and the trend is more sun

you will lik speaking to the tough day. even though it was 3 years ago it seemed like it just happened. >> mark: that was the son of dick scooby, captain of the space shuttle by, captain of the space shuttle , captain of the space shuttle e, captain of the space shuttle challenger, they're taking part in a remembrance of the challenger disaster. was just after 11:30 in the morning, the nation was watching. >> kelly: we remember where we were. nobody could imagine what was about to happen. chris cato with more on the day that stunned america.

mcnair mcnair, chris mcauliffe, christa castanets, a teacher from new hampshire about to make history. they did in a way none of us >> vets countdown actually starts at 73. at 73. >> 4, 3, 2, 1. >> for 73 seconds challenger climbed and we cheered. >> i could see it climbing toward the heavens. >> reporter: 73 seconds into the flight. >> the unthinkable happened. >> reporter: an explosion. in the audience confusion. in the sky fingers of smoke and growing force in our minds toward realization. >> a numbing frozen disbelieve happened to us. >> reporter: seven lives, ten years of planning and nation's worth of hope and excitement gone in 73 seconds.

>> reporter: the president's state of the union address became comforter in chief. >> something to the school's children of america watching the live coverage of the shuttle last takeoff. is part of taking a chance and expanding man's orion's. the future doesn't belong to the faint hearted. it belongs to the brave. >> reporter: it belongs to the challenger seven who knew the dangers of their mission and met it with joy. the distance between earth and daughters space -- >> they prepared for the journey and waved goodbye. >> reporter: infinity is the distance between earth and heaven. >> script the surly bonds of earth to touch the face of god. >> reporter: 73 seconds. the challenger disaster grounded three years. was determined cold weather combined with a design flaw in caused the explosion.

design for future missions and within nasa's culture. >> kelly: heartbreaking. thank you so much. i still can't believe it has been 30 years. >> mark: something that sits right here still with a lot of us especially those who saw it even from here. >> in the meantime we are looking for some sunshine. incredible to think we have back-to-back days with over an inch of rain two days in a row. that hasn't happened since july. >> kelly: it doesn't happen often in the winter. >> it screens el nino. timing is right for the as el nino. timing is right for the ms el nino. let's look outside, sometimes in of a cloudy picture is the school too the dismal day on davis violence, love the shot from stephen watts at tarpon

a cloudy gray gloomy day, changes are gone the way. this is the time lapse, we put in motion and very late in the day at sunset take a look. there you go. that is a sign the sun is out there and it showed up late in the day as the bands of rain shift to the east. we are now approaching one of the top five wettest januarys on record, 1.01 in the rain but it today, 6.25 for the month. obviously for the year. that is triple the average of 1.98. an end month at 6 or seventh wettest on record. other shower elements moving steadily to the southeast. that is in conjunction with the last bit of energy moving across the state. tomorrow morning what do you wake up to? to work or school there should be a decent amount of sunshine.

coast andlow should be off the east coast and behind it skies clearing up. i did see breaks in the overcast by appalachicola and tallahassee, skies virtually clear and those try northwest winds will give us the clearing trend overnight tonight. that last impulse of energy moving east of the state. this was the rainmaker. we had a friend over us, winds bling parallel to the frontont over us, winds bling parallel to the front owing parallel to the front end everyone's in a while, temperatures have not moved at all. 60 in tampa, 62 in st. pete. the dewpoint is beginning to come down as winds shift to west northwest behind the front.

it scoots to the east coast, skies clear, high pressure builds in from the west and tomorrow will literally be a completely different day than today, complete 180 with lots of sunshine, cool breeze, highs in the mid 60s. good stuff coming up friday. that trend will continue saturday. the dewpoint 59 west northwest at 9 and cold front moving away, future cast as the low moving away and very dry air. watch it in brown diving over the state for a couple days complete with sunshine, could be high clouds coming back on sunday and monday. nice stretch coming up for significant cold front arriving wednesday next week. clearing and cooler down to 50, sunshine tomorrow, breezy and cool, nice day to round up your work weekends 65, saturday looks

delightful, back to 69, clouds may come back a little bit sunday blues small chance of showers as a warm front approaches and the more significant cold front goes by wednesday. could be pretty chilly, 30s and 40s, back to you. >> mark: new details on the

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new developments on the scary virus that's causing birth defects in brazil.. tonight u-s health officials say they do *not* think the zika >> mark: scary virus causing

officials a they did not think the zika outbreak will hit the u.s. despite the fact is spreading in south america. it is a mosquito borne virus affecting thousands of people including 31 americans affected when traveling. >> kelly: kevin tells us what they're doing to fight the virus as quickly as they can. >> reporter: president obama's concern about the spread of the zika virus inside the u.s. is growing, so much so that this week he summoned his health and national security teams to the situation room to assess the ongoing fight against the virus. >> we don't expect a major outbreak in the united states despite the fact there are considerable problems in south america. >> reporter: including 4,000 pieces of zika links birth defects in brazil this year alone, 30 times the country's annual rate since 2010 and according to the who it is, quote, spreading exclusively. the w age of estimates 4 million

virus in the next 12 months. 31 cases of zika infections have been reported among u.s. citizens who travel to affected areas. >> there are reasons to be concerned about this disease and that explains the federal response mobilized by the united states. >> reporter: the centers for disease control and prevention reports of virus is spreading, 23 countries and counting and they are warning pregnant women against travel to settle popular latin american destinations like mexico, brazil and panama and caribbean hot spots like barbados, pr and the virgin islands to name a few. and several major u.s. air carriers including american, jetblue and united are already offering refunds for those impacted small flow restrictions can apply and travelers are encouraged to call their carriers for details. the takeaways if you are pregnant or could become pregnant you want to be careful about your travel.

chances are even if you got the zika virus it will lead to flu like symptoms that would be brief and the cdc says most people won't even get close. at the white house, kevin clark, fox 13 news.

is heating updating you now.. on the republican debate going on in des moines, iowa tonight. it's the last chance for candida >> mark: the republican debate going on in the moline, iowa. last chance for candidates to make their case before the iowa caucuses, the debate has gotten more attention because of donald trump's refusal to go. >> kelly: on stage ted cruz, marco rubio, ben carson, jeb bush, chris christie and john kasich and rand paul. they spent a lot of the night urging moderators to focus on

keep popping up in the midst of other questions. marco rubio invoked trump's need as he weighed in on the 2016 campaign should not be about. >> it is not about donald trump. he is an entertaining guide, the greatest show on earth. this is about the greatest country in the world and a president who has systematically destroyed many of the things that made america special. we usually elect a presidents who want to change the things that are wrong in america. barack obama wants to change america, he wants america to be more like the rest of the world. we don't want to be like the rest of the world. we want to be the united states of america. the [applause] >> the is why hillary clinton cannot win this election. >> kelly: political editor craig patrick is in des moines with in-depth coverage, you will get his live report in 30 minutes at 11:00. >> mark: bernie sanders closing in on hillary clinton.

by a three points and the outcome of the caucus. >> reporter: the usually affable candidate is taking fire and giving it back. at bloomberg breakfast he lashed out at clinton suggesting her allies david brock is spreading rumors the democratic socialists is recruiting college students from other states to break the law. >> talk about negative stuff, really? based on what? based on david brock's bold history of honesty and integrity? the man who tried to destroy nina hilton? everyone of you knows, you know, being flooded by this negative stuff from the secretary clinton's super pac. >> reporter: clinton aides fired back a new your times to receive this team sanders is blowing an

over the final week in. mack paul calling it a quote makes cynical political ploy in a hot primary debt until recently was characterized by respectful back-and-forth about the issues and clinton is looking at south carolina where a new nbc news wall street journal poll shows clinton leading by 37 points thanks to a 57 point edge with african-americans. she has a new radio ad featuring former attorney general eric holder. >> serving under president obama was one of the proudest moments of my life. >> reporter: david brock push cedras to release his health records which he felt was a dirty trick but today he released them showing a series of ailments but sanders's doctor says he is ready.

sheriff says the woman renting a home shoulders the blame. detectives identified her as karen clark. we were there's she was arrested. the sheriff says and the one:00 one man march into the home, one of the suspect was armed, they started shopping for clark's boyfriend who cannot of a room with a shotgun. he fired a shot as the 16-year-old girl ran to the scene and was accidentally hit. two other teenagers in the home tried to hide their drugs in at nearby house. there were strong words for everybody. >> this is a drug house. they sell drugs at this house, boys in the community, put people at harm, but neighbors at harm. i want to make sure as clearly out there, you have a young girl who is in a life and death situation. >> reporter: deputies arrested four people in the home.

not felon in possession of ammunition. the other two are 15 years old facing marijuana charges. the man who fired the shot has been identified as anthony stevens said he is on the run. >> mark: the disgrace tampa attorney held guilty of a deal or set up is permanently disbarred. p.s. the state supreme court to go ahead and stripped him of his legal licensehe asked the state supreme court to go ahead and stripped him of his legal license and they did that. the same judge recommend all three be permanently disbarred. his fate has been determined that the two others are still fighting to save their careers. >> kelly: the teenager who use the afflenza defense is in texas. you went to mexico with his mom and investigated whether he violated his probation and two

during his 2013 trial a defense expert testified couch's panted upbringing left in without a sense of responsibility. couch is scheduled for a court hearing tomorrow where a judge can decide whether to move into an adult jail. >> mark: area duty with an incredible voice, shannon is destined for big things. we have known that for a while. he showcased her talent and many stages. >> kelly: with support of friends and family nothing will get in her way. shannon was bit with the entertainment but when she was a only 8 years old. >> i loved it and have a passion for singing. >> reporter: she never recovered. >> didn't matter if i had to drive 45 minutes to go to practice. >> reporter: shannon, let ignition locally belting out

>> reporter: she was part of an all girl singing group. >> was a great opportunity for me to hone in on my craft as a singer, performer. >> reporter: and in new what she wanted to do with her life. >> ever since the first season of american idol i watched kelly clarkson and saw her and one day i am going to do this. >> reporter: once it took her parents to teach her the classics. >> i.t. is lucky to have two musically inclined parents. >> i was is lucky to have two musically inclined parents. >> i was in the audition room. >> reporter: we all know what happened next. life in hollywood was an eye opening experience. >> i went into hollywood week

week of my entire life. there are people dropping sick on stage. it was just a wild experience. actually i miss all my words on my group songs which was really embarrassing. >> reporter: shannon pull out jaw dropping performances. >> reporter: unfortunately her dream ended when she finished in eleventh place but for shannon the experience was worth its weight in gold. >> singing and backing up on stage singing i am every woman. what did i -- i got off stage? what did i do? >> reporter: now shannon has set her sights even higher. >> making a worldly sound with my music is what my ultimate goal is. >> reporter: for shannon the sky is for limit for her and her fans.

wonderful platform for any hopeful artist. it has given me some of the greatest people who have latched on and want to listen to my music. >> reporter: wife after idol has been busy for shannon. in addition to working in los angeles and traveling back home she also wrote and will sing this weekend and has a new cd set to be released in march. we are very proud of our hometown girl. >> mark: and anxious to see her career blossom. using this weekend, sounded great, she has many more stars still to climb.

in for a tonight at 11... her contribution could mean life over death.. for some hard-working deputies... 3 what an 8-year- >> mark: her contribution could mean life over death for some hard working deputies. n 8-year-old girl made the line of duty safer for local k-9s. barbie is not the only ones getting a makeover. another toy company rolling out

us. those stories and more on the 11:00 news. >> mark: the owner of the tampa bay routees getting ready to ask for $70 million stadium expansion. >> kelly: his name is bill edwards. he wants to add one face, not lead to. edwards did not share details plans but others include mayor rick christman. edwards said they sold out 7 times last season so he wants to double the capacity. >> we can usually put 18,500 seats total here, already 7,000. 11,000 seats, and be ready to go. >> kelly: edwards told us there may be state funding available but most of it will come from taxes tourists pay on hotel rooms.

special children. the tampa bay lightning visited centennial elementary school and spent the morning teaching special needs students how to play street hockey. it is part of the use development program. everyone had a great time. >> busy day, the rays signed one and sent another packing, the colorado rockies, i will get you up to speed. >> mark: remembers this iconic3 defeated in the last election, but headed to the ballot again! why medical marijuana proponents are optimistic about winning over

3 the delorean is trending... ?remember this? >> great scott. the delorean is trending. who could forget that >> doc! >> marty! you made it! >> yes he did. this scene from back to the future, the delorean is coming back, it is going into production for the first time in 34 years. >> kelly: how much will it cost?

replicas, about $100,000 which is about what they cost 30 years ago. factor in inflation it is a good deal. >> kelly: can you drive them to>> mark: their drivable but not sure you can jump into the year 2035. >> kelly: they are solid gold at refrigerator in them. >> mark: they have something like that but not sure what it is. expect to see more. >> kelly: a daredevil killed himself climbing on to appear meeting egypt. 18-year-old andre to the great pyramid, police spotted him when he was halfway up there. and held him for questioning

the adventure was worth the risk. he posted this video on social me and it has been viewed thousands of times. >> mark: hope he didn't take those blocks on the way down. >> kelly: you are not supposed to bring anything home. >> mark: i am surprised they let him keep his camera. >> kelly: now this is all over the internet. >> mark: it is very pretty. >> kelly: a little overcast nicole balancing act a cool balancing act to a whole new level. a circus performer he is a large guy. >> mark: that is fair to say. the handstand is difficult.

i could not do one. good job. >> is anything but quiet at the race office, they signed steve pierce to o 1-year, $7.5 million contract, with 22 days until pitchers and catchers report, jake mcgee was traded to colorado. quite the bullpen tandem over the last few years. this is in a brief turn for corey dickerson, swapping two minor leaguers. dickerson as an outfielder battled injuries but when healthy can produce at the plate. this will save $4 million a trade which could sign with other big names, possibly players, the rains will have a new look in port charlotte for spring training bonny light blue shirts with the starters on the front. pitchers and catchers hit the

with a new coaching staff in place the team can focus on the upcoming draft and free agency but before that they had one more order of business, new offensive toward nadir was introduced this afternoon. dirk cotter will call the plays. but concentrate on a wide receivers. he was head coach at southern miss for the past three seasons that he and carter previously worked together on the jacksonville jaguars staff. when asked why he left the head coaching job for coordinator job he said this was a special opportunity. excited about the young talent on the offense and says football should be fun. pointed to this superbowl bound panders. >> whyters. >> whyhers. >> why can't it be fun? the panthers have fun. i want the quarterback to have fun. i want the locker room to beat

isn't a fight song cool? call me a college guy bleeding jacksonville they called me a college guy. i love it. >> reporter: michael irvin selected james winston and his team and david. that is an interesting situation. take a mutt, , look , , jerry rice and gerald mccoy, this should be fun to watch sunday. on the flame is a game, dennis is hit hard into the boards, a little bit of pain as he skates to the calgary bench, the linesman john henderson is down on the ice, spent the night in the hospital. whether he was hit on purpose is the question but he is

hearing after the all-star break. dan bishop will play in the all-star game on sunday. >> mark: thanks. he says he didn't see him. a little foggy.

raise abou (singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectation, and you're growing everyday...

>> now your spike our rate our forecasts. >> we haven't seen skies like this in a long time. on my face book page and apps says whether picks contest, uploads the photos through that apps and we are good to go. back to blue days and we will get above average probably a little bit this weekend but this month will average out below average. below average per day after a warm start. we were 81 degrees on new year's day. much. the dry air is winning the battle. it will rush in behind a cold front that will continue to

tomorrow will be a great day compared to two days in a row of clouds and rain and fog, completely different day tomorrow. the outlook calls for a lot of sunshine, cooler morning, say in the mid 60s a few degrees below average for friday. future cast as drier air moving in on the backside of a cold front. least a nice and sunny friday, nice and sunny saturday. the outlook forecast, we are talking about sunshine throughout the day but won't be much wind at all. at 9:00 a.m. 53 degrees. by midday we stay in the mid 60s, could reach low 70s. >> mark: in the market to buy a home? look at it. 30 year fixed-rate mortgage calling for the fifth straight week, 3.79%, the lowest level in

$36 billion in sales not enough? when you are amazon. the online retailer boasting strong online sales but coming in below expectations leave you know what happens when that happens, stock tanking in after hours trading. looks like the delorean is going back to the future. the time traveling vehicle in the movie back to the future is hitting the run again, the company plans on making 300 of the classics, one can be yours for 100 grand. bar be getting a makeover, the iconic doll coming out with three new body types. the dolls will hit store shelves this spring. that is business, i am neil cavuto. >> mark: lot of time, grab tickets, 629244, 9646, place four numbers during the day. 44 it tonight, one of minnesota

>> kelly: the and you will bear grease dogsled marathon. the event brings people from all across the country to dilutes and training for the race is a family experience. she and her husband and sons raise their dogs 100 miles a week. they competed in this race 15 years and last year came in third place where she says for her it is not about winning. >> i get out here and there is nothing more i want to see. i want to see every one of them. everyone gets a belly rub, they do a good job. they are creatures that their relationship is second to none. >> kelly: thousands of people travel to duluth every year to watch these dogs run. it starts sunday at 11:00. beautiful scenery. >> mark: those dogs love it. they really do. >> kelly: time for fox 13:00 news.

candidates with or without donald trump.