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>> my biggest fear, that could have been my little boy. >> a tragedy leaves a little 5-year-old daddy. 5-year-old dead. the fatal mistake moments before the collision that claimed >> she was left for dead and now her suspected killer is finally behind bars. the clue that gave the detectives a break in this hit-and-run case. >> and deputies say this gunman was out for revenge. >> good evening, everybody and welcome.

death of a 5-year-old boy hit by a truck here his home just about 5:00 this evening. this is saddlewood boulevard, near the boy's home, and evan, what in the world happened? >> well, mark, so far it's still being investigated. it's also unclear if the driver of the pickup truck that hit the boy detectives say the boy was hit in the drive way where he pulled out into the road. they have identified that little boy as austin crawford, saying he was riding his bike with his 8-year-old sister near their house when he turned into the road. a pickup truck hit the boy and he died of his injuries.

he could not be removed. the neighbor said the little boy was talkative, and friendly, and neighbors say they've been asking for speed bumping there for years. >> and now i have another little boy that is a little over 4 and i won't even let him play in the front yard because people think this is a d drag strip. this has been one fears and l ordo and beloald itt here, something i thought would happen all the time. >> and that driver is cooperating with police and the parents of that little boy came up to us just before we went on tv and said they wanted to get the word out for people to slow down. and just imagine what they are dealing with in the loss of

wishing them peace tonight. >> state troopers say they have arrested the man who ran over 17-year-old ashley perdomo last night. the driver left the scene and then tried to file an insurance claim for his damaged car. fox 13's evan axelbank is live where the family just wrapped up a vigil. >> the family is reacting to the arrest they are glad he is in custody. we are just a few feet from where ashley died. right there is the vigil that her family and friends left to her and the bottom line is nothing is ever going to cure her sadness. >> they came to where she died. >> that was my world, my other half, and now my world is empty.

perdomo. per mother, mercedes grieved with the crowd saying she wanted to die, too. the horrible scene has a new backdrop, the search for the driver is over after an insurance company called saying the insurance claim for the damage to his car. constantino said he had no idea what he hit but said he didn't think he was the one that hit ashley. >> i'm glad they got it but that is got ting to bring my sister back, she is not coming back. >> troopers say it's unlikely constantino would have been at

scene. friends and family woppedderred wondered whatkind of man would r die by the side of the road. >> he doesn't have no bit of compassion. >> family and friends spent the evening praying. and there is one question this man will spent the rest of his life asking. >> if there would have been a right away. >> it is possible that more charges other than that leaving the scene of a death could be filed. >> and authorities say a drunk driver crashed into a woman's house and killed here. 76-year-old jan folds, she had just laid down to rest in a guest bedroom after helping her public prepare for a bible study.

tallent a previous d.u.i. offender was behind the wheel. the entire community there is still in shock. >> they got up to start their early-morning routine to just live the american life-style, and it ended in an instant, in a blink of the eye, in this horrible tragedy. >> mrs. folds church, and her husband was a retired faster from there. >> we have in video from a cram camera after a shooting rampage. the sheriff says this man was the center of several disputes ranging from garage pick-up to

children. he says the only person he had ssuccessfully shot had tried multiple timed to get him evicts and now he is fighting for his life in the hospital. >> deputy ellison took off his uniform shirt and his bullet proof vest and his t-shirt and took his t-shirt and literally stuffed it into smith's chest and the other bodily fluids coming out, because of that he did not die at the scene but he is in critical condition and fighting for his life. >> you see here the suspect fired into a police vehicle, and

chihuahua's were rescued from this burning house. it looks like it was an accident, and thankfully nobody was hurt, and west wild hogs is now back in the lakeland area and booked into bartow jail. this is on a kidnapping charge for taking becky lewis from her home. hogs did not say a word today from reporters as he was walked into the jail. little becky was reunited with her family on tuesday. >> a burglary is discovered sleeping in a man's bed. deputies were called to the home after they say they returned home and found a guy asleep in their bedroom. they say he admitted to entering the home through an unlocked

some bologna from the refrigerator, and apparently he apparent issuspected of anotherd burglary, too. >> and to buy or lease? what is the better option when it comes to cars? we know that you are always looking, and what is the best option if you have bad credit? >> it's automatic in florida. check out high temperatures today. brandon hit 90, and more heat is on the way. there could be some significant

a day of family fun at the legoland theme land fun park ruined after a bomb threat forced employees and others to evacuate. and people combed the park loose for explosives. how did this all start? >> winter haifn hifn police aret giving out many specifics at

found and although they felt it might be a hoax they were not taking any chances. >> all of a sudden in the show, the moderator came on and said we need to evacuate. >> until reality set it? >> it took everyone about 30 seconds to realize it was not a part of the script. >> a bomb threat found on a note inside of lego land turned this ghost town. >> at this time we believe it's a hoax but we take all threats seriously. >> unwilling to risk it they remained closed into the early evening as bomb squad units combed the park for explosive devices. the hotel on site was also evacuated, temporarily stranding families staying here. >> we have no place to stay, we have no luggage.

wondering how to tell their kids their trip to lego land was no more. >> i think if he knew what was going on he would be freaking out. >> they are disappointed but we are going through the process and talking about how this is the world we live in and these things go on and we just sat in the car and played out different scenarios of how this would happen and what it means for u and tried to turn it into a bit of a learning experience for the kids. >> winter haven to give the all clear five hours later, allowing families to return to their hotels and ensures that the park would reopen on friday. >> it says it will issue refunds to every guest inconvenienced today. and we have that information on our website, just visit fox13news.com. mean tile, officials say they will review the note to try to

prosecute that person to the full extent of the law. >> hurricane -- snapped trees, peeled off roofs and caused a lot of damage, flooding homes and knocking out power to people who live in the british t territory of bermuda. several airne ships canceled travel to the island because of that storm, and that is what you predicted. >> there was a time that the island was right in the eye, and people walked outside and there was no wind but then will the eye goes by and the wind goes 90 from the other direction, and how about this, here is foliage we wanted to show you. this is from one of our viewers visiting the adirondacks. good stuff.

is whiteface mountain, if you have connections in new york you know that mountain well, it's kind of a landmark in the adirondacks. and the c catskills are looking good, too, this is from bill church, with crepuscular rays at their finest. and look at downtown st. pete, the show looking from the west and over the basin. waxing gibbous moon, 90% full, but temperatures, though, after a brief surge of cooler weather monday and tuesday it was back up to near 90 today. will the winds, though, they are staying northeast, and you would think northeast would be a cool wind. it really isn't, but the northeast wind comes in off of the atlantic which is obviously warm this time of year, and then

and by the time it reaches the west coast it's heated up a lot and we have temperatures in the upper 80's to low 90's. a couple of sprinkles today, but not a real big deal, more on what is coming up tonight. right now it's a bright night, mostly moonlit, and the dewpoints are moderate holding in the mid 60's to low 70's. the winds have been week, blog at about 15 to 20 across the peninsula, and look at this, it's racing to the northeast, and weakening a little bit. last night the satellite presentation was incredible with a well-defined eye, but now not so much. but still it's a cat 2, top winds 110, around probably on the 11:00 advisory i would expect the winds to be 90 or

weaken and move out over the atlantic in a couple of days. this will keep us generally dry for the next several day and i have to add and i showed the european model during the 6:00, a lot of the model try to spin something up from the caribbean and we see this a lot in october, sometimes the tropical season's last gasp, and it's something to watch. perhaps more showers on sunday as moisture heads our way, and you get a hint of that on the gfs model, and again, don't buy into this. i'm not doing to this hype anything. just what we'll be watching and maybe something like this coming up but that is not etched in

tonight, partly cloudy and 77. dewpoint 65, and winds northeast at 9. the rest of tonight will stay mostly moonlit and quiet, down to 70. a mix of clouds and sun and warm tomorrow, 87 to ma maybe 90 in spots. the forecast we'll watch next weekend and some models do in cooler weather arriving as well, around until then, it's back to you. >> well, thank you. and florida voter v. a big decision on november 8. >> but it's not about donald trump and hillary clinton. it's all about ?? halloween excitement is back at dunkin' with 2 dozen donuts for $12.99.

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speaking openly and freely about predatory behavior and talking about kissing and groping women, and using language so object obscenethat we were worry worrir children hearing it which they see it on tv. >> -- and trump again said he has evidence to prove the claims about him are he will make it public at, quote, the appropriate time. last friday that videotape surfaced from 2005 in which he was heard commenting about forcing himself on women and at the debate he apologized and said he had never done those things. that is when his accusers say they decided to come forward.

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her 5-year-old son was crying and hungry, and she was trying to calm him down and she put in a food order, and then the manmanager came over and asked r to leave. >> i was trying to calm him down and the manager came over and said i'm sorry, you have to leave, people are looking at you. when someone is mean to him or discriminatory, he understand, what it did was violated the americans with disabilities act. >> the mother says the manager has been in contact with the mother, and she is trying to raise ooze awareness for families of children with special needs. >> and the police officer killed

leave, and moms who are spring g to help asked if best breast mik would help, the family responded yes, and so several moms packed it up and sent it. >> and the season but did it end on a good note? highlights up next in sports. >> and a high school senior with special needs, the surprise from

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generation of this military family to have lived in that house. and we revealed the make-over to the brothers this afternoon. >> it feels like a miracle that happened. i always look at tex tv and loot things like the winner of the cover house, around this seems like the same thing. i don't how good everything is. >> it took them 10 days to do this including replacing the roof and the electrical and the plumbing in the whole house, and putting in new kitchen, bathroom, floors and windows and it took about a thousand volunteer hours to get it done in ten years and everyone involved in the project -- >> love that, and a big

area car dealerships who made a big donation to moffett cancer center. throughout the year the dealers set aside money from the sale of every new and used car, and this by the way is the largest donation yet in the six years they've been doing this. that is a lot of money -- >> yes, it is, a lot of money. >> and a lot of cars. >> and i had to share this special story, it's a prom kayana is a senior at wharton high school, and many kids with her syndrome don't live long. and she has never been to a high school dance before, but this week derek surprised her in front of the whole school, with a propose proposal to go to the homecoming dance with him. it will be her first and she

become the only student with this syndrome to ever graduate from high school. oh, bless her! and him! and oh we want to be there when we go to the prom because she needs to be celebrated. >> what a sweet story, and you have that on facebook. >> her mom shared with story with me on her facebook page and i am so glad she did because we can share it with you and >> i want to go to prom now, that is so great. >> good job. >> and the bolts fans are happy tonight, too? >> it is, this is the way you want to start off the season. this year the bolts are determined not to let any team stand in between them and the stanley cup. and tonight they took on the

detroit takes a nearly 2-0 zip, bishop's second goal of the night, the red wings up two in the second period, but the bolts warming up. lightning on the power play, and this g circle goes to a top-shef pass. and obviously the bolt's first goal of the year, but less than a minute year, past them again, but then one for the lightning and they are trailing by 1 year. the game is then died at 3 d ti3 apiece, and stamkos to johnson, redirecting it in and the

season, the power play looking good early. >> -- scores some goals -- even get better -- still work on -- been better. >> the lsu florida game originally scheduled last weekend has been rescheduled to november 19, but instead of in gainesville, the gators have given up home field advantage and it will be played in baton in term, they will play back to back after that, and florida will buy out the previously scheduled presbyterian game, but they stubbornly did not want to lose a home game this year and since you have to play all eight games on your schedule. jimmy foley was in a bind and so he conceded that home field to

that was important to them, a position they were committed to. i'm not privvy for the conversations between them and the commissioner but as i said in my statement, it was obvious they were committed to that position and that it was going to be difficult to change that position, and therefore we felt the only way i said to escape an even more difficult situation was to make the decision that we did. >> really take away kind of didn't want to blink and didn't care about going to conference games because they don't see themselves going up there and they could have thwarted florida's chance and so they had to give up home field advantage to make it happen. >> that is going to be motivation. >> definitely, come, december 10. >> and next the on-line giant that will be hiring 120,000

distance. we call this verga when you can see rain falling from a cloud. that is a great shot from cara, gets a b fox 13 umbrella. nicely done. we had a couple of fast-moving showers and a rainbow, and this is a good rainbow time of year, with the sun angle. rain over the gulf, off and on, and almost all of the time it with the wind is not going to change, staying from the east and northeast for the next several days. in fact, i don't see any significant weather change for pobably the next week or so. could have more in the way of sunshine set next and then thing things could get interesting next week with a cold front heading our way, and south of us -- but let's not worry about this, let's talk about the

and your forecast for tomorrow is a lot like it was today. sunshine early and clouds blending in and temperatures in the mid to upper 80's with a small chance of showers. >> point, click, you're hired. on-line retailing giant amazon is adding 120,000 seasonal workers a 20% increase from last year. now, a bunch of those temp workers ended up getting getting a little more expensive to buy a home. still very low historically, thoughs at 3.5%, and according to a new survey, less than half of travelers completely stay away from checking in and replying to work e-mails while on vacation. and we all live in a lego sub

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forbes magazine just because i'll never stop working for you. >> forbes magazine, just released its list of the highest paid dead celebrities of 2016. >> it seems like an unusually large number died this year. and michael jackson's estate is year. so that might not happen next year, but his total, 825 million, and schults, the peanuts creator was next, and elvis used to be way up there. i wonder why he is not there anymore. >> he is probably in there somewhere. >> time now for the fox 13 11:00

away. >> and we apologize for the bob dylan graphic up there, he is alive and has a lot to celebrate. >> but up next homeless dogs that have been through hell, are finally saved. >> so bad that their emotions got the best of their rescuers. >> very sickening and disgusting. >> inside the dogs were trained to fight for the death. >> and saw emotions after a 5-year-old boy is killed after riding his bike. how this accident happened. >> they are pure fiction and outright lies. >> donald trump firing back after the sexual assault claims against him. >> chained, injured and living