ariel was in college, and alex, a horrible student, was dreaming of a career in the navy. but, as alex said, his dad was having a harder time of it. >> he married mom when he was 18 or 19. he depended so much on my mother, and then to all of a sudden be kind of just cast adrift -- >> reporter: eventually, fred's counselors and friends suggested he was ready to meet someone new. >> he finally started getting back on his feet and started met wendee. >> reporter: wendee and fred were introduced through old family friends. >> she came into a very tough situation. but she also, she brought my dad out of a very dark place. you know, she saved his life, essentially, 'cause he was so depressed. >> reporter: after two years as a widower, fred married wendee. >> she was really great and understanding and helped him >> reporter: a fresh start, such a long way from fred's tough grilling in colorado. he had good reason to think it was all over. >> there were times where we were real frustrated. when they say the wheels of justice turn slow, we felt like they were turning too slow this t

alex was a phenomenal person and the most bravest person you could -- you can't be any braver than heeople that are as brave but you can't be any braver than that. we have to do something. something has to change because people just can't keep dying and sooner or later, it's going to affect your family. again, 100,000 people have died from gun violence since alex was killed and he was killed 3 1/2 years ago. the odds are, you're going to be infected soon. why wait? why don't we do something now? and, you know, you're not going to stop everything. but let's try to do something instead of just fighting with each other. it's almost like we're governed by a bunch of children. >> you deliver a strong message. you offer a very strong message as we head into this conversation with those who support the president and those who oppose the president. it's a strong message heading into tonight. tom, thank you very much for your time. we all have alex on our minds tonight. thank you so much. and "outfront" with me now, michael nutter, the newly former democratic mayor. it cannot go without knowin

reporter: from an early age, alex bentley was steelerized. wherever he rolls in bengals country, he does so in steeler style. as arguably the biggest bengals playoff game in his lifetime is just one who-dey away, alex will not budge. >> who do you think will win tomorrow? >> bengals, 17-13. >> no. steelers, 26-10. reporter: this kind of thing drives his dad, life long lover of all things who-dey, absolutely crazy. zplits >> it's hard to take him places in the local area. reporter: 13-year-old alex loves big ben, antonio brown, troy polamalu, and folks in union with his former principal. grade. like i said, he always had the ugly colors on, and i wasn't going to change my colors so we just kind of made it into a fun

but alex was one of two 18-year-olds killed in a violent crash over the summer. father asked the recreation department if his younger son's team could wear a patch this season in honor of alex. the county agreed and then surprised him bay going even a step further. this season all fourth grade boys teams in the league will wear the patch bearing alex's initials. >> my youngest says look, it's on everything. >> reporter: the team cheering alex's name before breaking from their huddle. alexander was sitting in the back seat of the car when it crashed. both of the teens were killed. a friend was driving and police believe speed and under aged drinking were to blame. he is currently facing charges. >> just trying to survive day to day and these small little things mean a lot. >> police say all of the teens attended an under aged drinking party before the single car crash. an adult pled guilty to being home at the time of the party and was ordered to pay two fines of $2500 each. >>> some metro riders may feel a little safer riding the rails and that is because members

john: mitchell's sister, alex holmes, was killed in october, when flood waters swept her car off the road. >> she was always smiling, she was always happy. at thanksgiving, christmas, she's the sister everybody looked forward to seeing, because she just lit up the room. john: the family started a go foundation, and the purchase of 600 swiss tech tools. >> we're doing it for free, because we are not trying to make money. we're doing it in alex's honor. john: amanda is convinced that if her sister alex had one of these $20 tools and used it, she would have gotten out safely. >> this tool, like i said, we tested them out, and it was very easy to use, and it shattered the glass. so yes, i am confident in saying, had she had one of these in her car, that she would still be with us. john: the alex holmes foundation is planning to give the tools away at the olive garden on laurens road in greenville, starting at 11:00 saturday morning, because alex was such a giving person. >> and let them know how important that one of these little tools could be to have it , in their car. john: hoping tha

it was a big day in sports right here at home. alex? >> alex: it was. the conditions for the winter classic may have been just right -- gray skies, cold weather -- but the game was far from perfect. we have low lights after this >> and now time for 7sports with >> alex: the atmosphere was perfect. classic, the bruins didn't show up against montreal with first place on the line. an incredible scene as both teams take the ice at gillette stadium. archrivals walking side by side, claude julien paying homage to bill belichick, wearing a cut-off hooded sweatshirt. just over a minute and the canadiens striking first. david desharnais batting home the rebound past tuukka rask. habs take a 1-0 lead. the bruins just being dominated, outshooting the bruins 14-3. 2-0 in the second. max pacioretty finds brendan he knocks the puck out of midair, scoring in his return from i.r.. it's 3-0, habs lead. seconds left in the period. bruins with a great chance on the power play, but mike condon robs ryan spooner with the governor save. the holliston native getting a chance

alex --- was the republican national committee successful in continuing the debate without donald trump? right now --- it doesn't seem like it. in only 24 hours donald trump pulled off this counter-programming event if you will-after he decided not to participate in the fox news debate because of moderator megyn kelly. he says he rasied 6 million dollars last night-including one million of his own for --- an unlikely pair joining him on the stage though --- rick santorum and mike huckabee--- who by the way were the last 2 winners in iowa--- showed up after that undercard debate. which was a pretty interesting sight if you think about the fact that they are still technically competition. now trump says after the initial negative back and forth he had with fox news that they were very nice in courting him but he says the damage at that point was done. how did the seven other candidates do at the debate? did it feel any different without donald on the stage? it was certainly quieter and candidates tried to keep to message the whole time. without trump front and center --- texas senator ted

it is the first named storm m 201616 believe it or not alex was the first january hurricane since going way back to 1938. we don't see this very often. >> we have had some wild and >> if you look around, all you see is gray and rain. >> that's right. we are going to see some really gusty winds and potential for severe storms. another a ve look as we take a view from our camera. see anyone out on the beach. is that a surfer? we have a dangerous high risk of rip -- rip currents. hazardous worrying conditions. look at how rough the surface. there you see one guy walking swaying as the winds are and blustery. as we look from our brisbane down and cloudy. it is wet and this is what is in store thanks to our weather watcher for sending in this photo. the radar is active and we had a tornado warning earlier for portions of northwest collier county and it has since expired. still nasty storms and the flood advisory now being issued in a tornado watch issued until 5:00 p.m. for portions of palm beach, glade, henry and collier county. hollywood and north miami and miami lakes you get the deal it'

. >> rafael's son alex was shot execution style in 2012 by bestman oak for. he was sentenced to death in the case. after the latest ruling he is take another round of sentence hearings. >> there was no doubt in that jury that he should be sentenced. >> a status hear for oakfore is sentenced for 1:30. as for toledo, his hearing will be happening in deland in less than three hours t. judge will hear the request to delay the trial. we'll be in the courtroom when that happens. we'll post updates as we get them on clickorlando.com. >> in marion county, a verdict could come as early in the retrial of one of the suspects accused in a teen's brutal murder. both sides rested their cases in amber wright's trial. she is face charges in the death of her ex-boyfriend seth jackson. prosecutors say she lured this young man to a home in summerfield where he was shot several times and then burned. now in 2012, a judge sentenced wright and three others for jackson's murder. two years later, the u.s. this retrial. >> police asking for your help in getting results after two women

alex was born in boston and he said he and his sister cannot ice. fan. it will be a great atmosphere. the world coming to boston will love it. a lot of them will route for him and his sister they are march 28 to april 3rd. >>> we have much more ahead. the news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> breaking news, a driver killed on 128 by a tire flying off a truck. >> gunfire outside of one of boston's most luxurious hotels. >> inside this hotel it lead to a shot fired outside the street. the suspect picked up by police. >> a feeling of spring in the air. take a look at the forecast and if that will continue and the latest on the friday storm. >> a wrestler's winning move. >> i wanted to help him out, >>> we go to the breaking news first at 6:00. a driver killed on 128 hit by a tire that flew off a pickup truck. it flew off the truck, across the highway and hit a car. >> all lanes are open but the investigation is just getting started. christina hager is live in lexington. >> both sides of the highway are back open to traffic. police say this was a freak accident

alex was the first hurricane to form in the month of january since 1938. dangerously cold temperatures moving into iowa. let's get back to jason with the details. jason: we have that wind chill advisory that we look at earlier, you can see some of us have not climbed above 0 in the feels-like category all day long. the rest flirting with 0 now. please stay bundled up, it will be downright frigid. this moves did not mind. you don't see this too often. the true definition of frolic in a picture come out near templeton, dave and sibleyilvia sent this in. i know there was one in they do not have much out there, though we did see some dusting earlier. clouds are clearing somewhat. more snow in the forecast coming up soon. but first, that cold. look at the next eight days, one very noticeable dip -- 0 is what we are dropping to on sunday. that is the first 0 or colder high temperature we have had in over two years. it will feel like it. it does not look that bad out there, the wind has died down a little bit. we were seeing upwards of 30 miles per hour, and we w

. >> hurricane season starts in june but we are talking about hurricane alex. was a subtropical storm but 85- mile-per-hour winds category one hurricane moving north northeast and it's going weaken into a remanent low by the time we get to the weekend heading towards greenland and impressive to be talking about the tropics in january. 22 the real feel in boston right now. a little progress over yesterday. in lawrence. only 8 in worcester. worcester at the airport is about a thousand feet in elevation so that's a tad warmer when you get to downtown. but the wind is not as strong as yesterday. we are running in the 20s right now to around 30 in falmouth and we will come up by a few more degrees. maybe topping out by 30 by the time the day is done. flurries and dusting is gone. we have a couple snow showers in nantucket and a ocean enhanced band over the vineyard and block island sinking further south. also have some lake-effect bands ongoing off lake ontario so for us it's quiet remainder of the day. tonight we get clouds increasing and tomorrow a lot of clouds in pl

tropical storm alex was strength hurricane with winds of about 70 miles-an-hour. it's is the first named storm of 2016. the hurricane season normally runs from june first to november 30-th. on saturday night- the koger center will serve as the stage for the annual rocketman concert. the elton john tribute show is a benefit for the nancy perry children's shelter in lexington county. the shelter has provided a home for abandoned or abused children since 1972. tickets for the concert are 25 dollars and the show starts at 7:30 saturday night. we've put a link for tickets on the big red 10. the usc women's basketball team got a little redemption last night. conference loss came on the road at kentucky. they were back in lexington thursday looking to keep a perfect record in tact against the number 9 ranked wildcats. kentucky opened up an 11 point lead early. but in the 2nd half, the second ranked gamecocks fought back behind a big night from a'ja wilson, who had 26 points. usc wins 73 to 62. they'll return to action sunday at one- 30 at home against 15th ranked texas a

this is a nasa satellite image from yesterday morning when alex was just reaching hurricane strength. the national weather service expects the storm to keep heading north and eventually dissipate. this was only the third january hurricane since they started keeping track in 1851. the atlantic hurricane season doesn't officially start until june. another fast-moving storm will move through the region overnight into early saturday. snow levels will start close to valley floors and then rise quickly during the day on saturday. snowfall totals will be modest, with only half-a-foot after a brief break, a stronger, wetter storm series will push in from the eastern pacific late sunday. stormy weather will continue through late tuesday, with several rounds of heavy, and wind. -jeff tonight: rain and snow, mainly after 4 am. low around 35. south wind around 5 mph becoming southwest after midnight. chance of no snow accumulation expected. saturday: rain and snow showers, becoming all rain after 7 am. high near 50. breezy, with a west wind 10 to 15 mph increasing to 20 to 25 mph in the afternoon

alex was selected if for the all-star game is like hearing me tell you that lebron james was selected the all-star game, your reaction would be the same. duh? right. all-star selections, today he found out he made it to the all-star game for the 11th straight year and this year is a captain, congratulations to special agent number 8. >> coming off a loss, 9 game win streak, snapped new year's eve by carolina. this is truly going to be david versus goliath or david versus obi. cavs -- columbus, last with 31. all right. things you can count on in the sport rs word, the all-star game, dropping a big shot down the stretch, hear from him in a minute. and maryland women's basketball mopping the floor, they seem to do it every type, they win 31 straight in the big 10. before today. ohio state in town. taking it to the 10, she a team-tie 20. 40-37 at the break. the second half, all ohio state, kelsey mitchell, against the entire maryland defense. 1 versus 5. not a problem. she steps outside, and drains the jumper, yeah, she had 28, buck eyes up 6 in the 4th. here comes maryland, walker -- she

want to let you know we have rejected this driver from our platform. >> reporter: uber telling alex this was embarrassing asking for a second chance. >> i'm glad i saw the report. >> reporter: yeah, alex is saying he thinks uber needs to change their policy. they need to do more than just take the driver at their word. do some investigating. people out here that this might have happened to and they may have just given up and never got their money back. >> reporter: candace have you heard from the driver? >> we reached out to him. we gave him a call. we have not heard back from them. and uber says he's investigating that order. >> i guess he issued his own gag order. >> reporter: oh? >> i know, i know. >>> two men have been arrested for a triple murder. they're giving a conference right now. >> it was our belief at that time and our preliminary information substantuate that this was a hit. that they did not intend to leave anyone in the house alive. here's what we know. at 6:48 on the sixth. these suspects, the two of which we're about to talk of, two of at least four were at the residence. o

. >> jeff: alex was outs there last mlk day. >> it's just a big adrenal rush always. >> jeff: this is the scene on some of south florida's busy roads last year. hundreds, many from out of state riding erratically, taking over the roads. they called their movement bikes up, guns down, and while those involved won't reveal their plans publicly this year, we're told this is now a tradition. >> have a lot of friends through what do we need, this and that. it's a family. >> jeff: woo do know police used choppers last year to monitor the riders' whereabiuts. the florida highway patrol says they cannot chase unless the bad guy commits a forcible felony, not just a traffic infraion. >> if we chased them and they would have run through an intersection and killed somebody and killed themselves, then the burden falls on us. >> you realize you're breaking the law. >> i mean, if that's the way you see it, then, you know, i guess that's how it is. >> jeff: most of the activity does take place in the afternoon hours. the bottom line if you're going to be on the road, beware. in northeast miami-dade,

- a birth certificate was never issued in alex's name. there was no record of alex at all. no high school transcripts, no military papers, no medical history. he simply did not, and had not, ever existed. who exactly was alex cooper, and why had he used an alias for nearly four decades? frustrated with your overactive bladder medicine not working? can't handle the side effects? botox treats symptoms of leaking, going too often, and the strong sudden need to go. ask your urologist if botox can help calm your bladder and reduce your daily leakage episodes. the effects of botox may spread hours to weeks after injection, alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, loss of bladder control or muscle weakness can be a sign of a life-threatening condition. don't take botox if you can't empty your bladder on your own or have a urinary tract infection, or uti. side effects may include allergic reactions, injection site pain, fatigue, uti, painful urination and difficulty emptying your bladder. tell your doctor your medical history. muscle

now, alex was a rare january hurricane in the atlantic.he last one to form in the atlantic in january was in 1938. >> i've been watching this situation i'm sure. >> yes. not a threat to the us but such a rare formation of a storm. only the form time in about 165 years we've hurricane form in january. just more crazy weather and right now we're dealing with kind of tropical like conditions. heavy rain moving through the area but of course we're thankful we had the warmer weather and that this is not snow. storm scan3 packed in right now. heavy precipitation start to go build across parts of southern new jersey and delaware as well. those heavy bands of rainfall continuing to lift off to the north and we'll see some of heavier rain start to build into center city philadelphia over the next hour or two. right now seeing heavy rain just moved through atlantic city. now stretching up into the little egg harbor. also vineland seeing heavy pockets of rain and this band will continue to move it's way northbound over the next hour or two. we'll see

now, alex was a rare january hurricane in the atlantic. last one to form in the atlantic in january was in 1938. >> i've been watching this situation i'm sure. >> yes. not a threat to the us but such a rare formation of a storm. only the form time in about 165 years we've hurricane form in january. just more crazy weather and right now we're dealing with kind of tropical like conditions. heavy rain moving through the area but of course we're thankful we had the warmer weather and that this is not snow. storm scan3 packed in right now. heavy precipitation start to go build across parts of southern new jersey and delaware as well. those heavy bands of rainfall continuing to lift off to the north and we'll see some of heavier rain start to build into center city philadelphia over the next hour or two. right now seeing heavy rain just moved through atlantic city. now stretching up into the little egg harbor. also vineland seeing heavy pockets of rain and this band will continue to move it's way northbound over the next hour or two. we'll see o

>> yes they're so cute. >> students participated them selfies. the minnis have that down. alex was curious about a few thing. and i just want to know how fast they run. i want to see them jump. >> by the looks of smiles and laughter there was no doubt the minnis did their job relieving stress from the first week of class -- >> it was stressful finding them but i took a while i found them and i'm not stressed. >> in oxford larry davis. >> i never knew larry davis was a belief very. >> yes, i was just thinking if only they could take exams for you that was a great story. seven oaks farm miniature therapy horses believe people have the ability to provide care back to horses to complete the cycle. >> the organization provides miniature therapy to the university of cincinnati. >> power cord recall. the new warning from apple about it's popular chargers. >> plus trying to nurse triplets. an expert gives new moms a few ideas that are useful for all coming up on good welcome back. a woman from sharonville who had triplets raising awareness of a common complication. it makes it difficult to breast

first lady was empty in honor of all those killed by gun violence in our country. sullivan whose son alex was killed in the aurora theater shootinn. thii is what he had to say about the first lady's decision. >> over 30,000 people a year are killed by gun violence another 80,000 are injured. one person for that. i think the empty seat will will be inclusive to all of those. >> this symbol i can moves comes of a a week after the president announced executive gun actions including requiring universal background checks for all gun sales. >>> tomorrow morning it's back to work for lawmakerss governor hickenlooper outlined his plans for 2016 and his priorities will be to keep tax money to fund road projects. gop doesn't agree with this plan. >>> join us for the politics unplugged marshall zelinger and i will sit down with look at issues facing colorado that's sunday at 4 right here on denver 7. >>> . >>> it's a waiting game to free 10 american sailors. they crossed into territorial waters. the sailors should be set free by morning. there were some calls to delay the state of the union until they w

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fo sue, alex was talking abouts taa folks getting outer maybe thisas weekend to dig out. weather-wise how are we looking tonight and then intoin the weekend?thweek >> for tonight, shawn more ofor the same drill that we've been b seeing last night and that isght another refreeze expected.e e i don't think it's going to be quite as cold as it was lastd aa night but it only takesnl t getting down 32 degrees and igr think we all get there so t watch your step.tch your once again we do expect at refreeze of the ice.the i one thing i have noticed isoticd that it didn't really melt asy s much today as we saw on saw previous days especially aus d couple days ago when we got up to 52. quick look at the headlines.t td get ready for those slickli spots. spots. it won't be this cold, though.ug this is where we bottomed outto last night at 11:00 at dulles. e 25 for reagan and we at leasttea got up to 40 degrees even 42 ev at dulles.ul here's where temperatures are now. no we are seeing most placesmost pa already into the 30's.ready it will drop pretty quickly quik over the next few ho

. >>> 2015 was an eventful year for many celebrities good and bad from criminal charges to breakups to weddings. the entertainment world had plenty of buzz. cbs 2's alex denis looks back at some big hollywood headlines. >> reporter: some of the biggest stars in hollywood made the biggest headlines in 2015. most recently bill cosby who just this week was charged senior news editor for "entertainment tonight" jennifer weighs in. >> this is a story that shocked the world. this famous comedian known to be the favorite father was uncovered as this, you know, alleged secret rapist. >> reporter: the world also got up close and personal with celebrities thanks to social media. >> i think the biggest story by far of 2015 was bruce jenner coming out and saying he wanted to be a woman. >> it's about all of us accepting one another. >> reporter: in june, caitlyn made her debut by appearing on the cover of "vanity fair." the same day she started her own twitter account and broke social media records by acquiring more than 1 million followers in just 4 hours. kim, kanye and big sister north welcomed baby number 2 sage west on december 5 with this instagram post. as

also this morning, merrill middle school principal alex hanna was difference award... oh i was very honored, it's a very prestigious award, and very honored to not only have been nominated but selected for the award. so it means a lot to me because i've tried to give back to the community, give back to the state, to our families we serve and students we serve at merill middle school and at my church union baptist church. proceeds from today's breakfast will benefit the grubb ymca. the urbandale food pantry is spending the holiday giving back to the community. the food pantry is accepting new warm weather gear like scarves and hats. organizers say it's their way of honoring martin luther king junior's legacy. 33:41-34:08 if you're warm in you to think of those who aren't. and if you're warm in your home and have food on the table... think about those who need the help...and it is cold but it'll warm your heart to bring items and just participate in today and serve you can drop off your donations for the food pantry at the urbandale public library until two this afternoo

alex: i was of the molar game tonight. when they go to the pit, that will determine a lot. mcbride for mo eller, one of the most athletic kids. george: see you next week. elise: thank you. we head back to northern kentucky and the buckeye-bluegrass basketball classic that' s where we found one of the hottest teams in kentucky. the cooper jaguars. the 2nd game featured the talented holmes bulldogs and a the jags, sean mcneil fakes the shot and goes strong to the rack for the hoop and the harm, he led all scorers with 25 points . but the bulldogs markel mcclendon can fire it from long range. and that' s exactly what he does when nobody defense him there. next is cooper' s dante hendrix , he crosses over takes this one , to the hole and cooper beats holmes 60-47 . george: in the chl, we only talked about indian hills leading, elise: one of the fuse trying to keep them in distance, wyoming. george: reading meeting up with wyoming, first quarter, three from a corner. later in the quarter, it is miller, the basketball launcher. reading down by two. it was on wyoming. wyoming wins

engine had to actually turn around and come from a different direction because the road was blocked by the incident. alex: 20% of this home was lost. we have a lot of unanswered questions. as soon as we get details, we will bring those to you. michelle: this morning, orange county sheriff' s deputies say they caught edward cespedes in a sting at the wyndham lake buena this to hotel. undercover authorities put $500 on a night stand say they saw him take it. has only been charged with the theft caught on camera. hotel guests say they were surprised to hear it was an employee taking the cash. >> you' re putting your trust in those people. you think they' re there to look after you. >> we' re always putting stuff in the safe. we use the safe. we don' t leave things laying around. michelle: he has bonded out of jail. jason: a blaze began in a car and engulfed much of a house. a mother and her four children were not home at the time. firefighters were able to rescue the family dog from the flames. michelle: reaction poured in after the republican debate. tracy potts shows us what got people talking. >> the vet

was sold. michelle: here in florida, the store remains a mystery. alex villareal is live pressing officials to tell is where that ticket was sold. >> we are pressing officials because you hear about a winner here in florida and once you brace to check your own numbers and you see you sadly are not the winner. the big question remains, who is. we know the winning ticket was bought in the state. that is why we are standing in office in altamonte springs. for those of you who missed it, here are the winning numbers. eight, 27, 30 4, 4, 19 and a powerball of 10. the most exciting thing for us in central florida is that a reporter in l.a. reported that the florida winter park that in orlando. it is unconfirmed but we are -- the florida lottery winner one that ticket in orlando. everyone rush to the chance to become an instant billionaire. it is not just the jackpot winner who was waking up a whole lot richer this morning. lottery officials say 11 other people in our state one $1 million. one person one $2 million. that' jackpot winner will be splitting that $

. >> thanks, keeping an eye on the tropics, alex was the first hur hurricane to form in the atlantic since 1938 and moves north. we will see the cold air. it won't impact us. cold air in the next week, temperatures with mid 20s and snow showers early monday morning and then tuesday low 20s with wind. because of that wind chill factor it will feel even colder out there. average highs for this time of >> we are going to have below seasonable levels early next week and that includes ski country. this storm mostly snow across the green mountains, white mountains and into main. cold with snow showers up north. danielle was talking about monday and tuesday, the backyard skating rinks, we have waited all december listening to get the cold weather. could get a coating of an inch of two of snow. otherwise it's cold next week. >> thank you. how about this? power players. this tennessee couples says they bought one of the waiting powerball tickets but instead of rushing to the nearest ticket to collect the jumbo jackpot, they decided to do a television interview about the big win. >> actually i

alex is now a tropical storm. this was the view from the international space station when it was still a hurricane. it's churning toward the azores in the atlantic. it's the first named storm of 2016. the hurricane season normally runs from june first to november 30-th. alex was the first january atlantic hurricane since 19-38. meteorologist ashley baylor tonight: light to moderate rain through 3 am. lows: mid to upper-40s. winds: e to nw 10-15 mph. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. highs: upper-50s. sunday: partly sunny with a chance of isolated showers. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 10 mph. we started with plenty of sunshine this morning, but now the clouds have taken over. rain will continue to spread north over the next few hours. your evening commute will be wet, so it may be a slower ride home. overnight, we'll be tracking light to moderate rain across the region. most places will pick up around an 1" to 1.5" of rain. i can't rule out a rumble of thunder along the outer so saturday morning will be nice and dry. expect a mi

he was convicted of killing alex. he was sentenced to death in november. the supreme court's decision put says his decision in limbo. they could also affect louis's trial. he's the man that was accused of killing his wife and her two kids. they're seeking the death penalty in the trial. it's supposed to start on monday. they want the trial to start next week. be they filed paperwork to delay it. we'll be in court tomorrow to find out what a judge decides. >>> well did anyone win power ball, still no word yet, but if you're just joining us. here are those winning numbers. we'll let you know the minute we find out. >>> plus drama on 18 wheels. a big rig leaves police on the chase. >>> it is january and it's chilly. so what's that? that's the main tropical system. well sub tropical out in the atlantic. i'll talk about the path. why it doesn't mean much to your forecast and win point the big thunderstorms that will. >>> first, we get results to protect your pet. which crates and harnesses work the best to keep your furry friend safe in a crash. and which one d

alex: it was not that long ago. dave: styx and def leppard, two ends of the spectrum. alex: are you going? dave: i will be here tonight. it is a beautiful weather forecast, and a simple one because lots of sunshine tonight and tomorrow. 47 degrees currently in daytona. it is going to be a chilly morning that it will warm up, eventually headed into the 70' s. tomorrow, we are talking about temperatures in the low 80' s. 41 degrees in ocala, 47 in leesburg, and 42 degrees in cloud cover streaming and off the gulf of mexico. we are to average it out, partly sunny, and a lot of this as we look at the infrared imagery, that indicates the clouds are quite high. certainly no rainfall with it. high scoots quickly across the peninsula today into tomorrow. high-pressure, generally fair weather for us, and the wind will light not although they will swing to a southerly direction. the southerly will mean more moisture and a little bit warmer, so overnight lows a little unseasonable for the time of year. it is going to warm up a bit. today we are looking at 71 in ocala, 72 in eustis

alex: thanks so much. ticket holders turned away at the amway center. why the def leppard concert was ticket you should not throw it away just yet. those screen actors guild awards the big winners alex: diversity is the big buzzword from the screen actors guild awards. idris elba took home two statues, the most of any actor last night. >> welcome to diverse tv. alex: leonardo dicaprio are both their categories. award last night. about the oscars so white controversy. when we talk about diversity. >> sexual orientation. alex: netflix and amazon one big with orange is the new black, house of cards, and transparent. game of thrones and downton abbey also walk away with a win. the amway center has a message for disappointed fans who did not get to see def leppard, styx , or tesla last night. def leppard decided to cancel the show after a bandmember got sick. today is the final day of this eatonville -- zora festival in eatonville. kennedy boulevard is closed for the fast. the pirate invasion is over and now it is time for the cleanup in tampa. the 101st annual gasparilla festival celebrat

make racial disparities within the prison system a priority there was also a prayer breakfast at drake university. during the event... alex hanna was honored with a "making a difference" award. hanna is principal at merrill middle school.. and assistant pastor at union baptist church. who radio hosts van and bonnie also worked to serve the community in honor of doctor king. this morning they offered free skating... and free breakfast to anyone who donated warm clothing to metro homeless shelters. 3755-3805 "oh its really cold ... i'm layered ... as long as i have a railing i'm doing well." cyclone fans don't need a lesson in layering their clothes... some spent two days out in the frigid temps... they parked themselves outside hilton coliseum in the lead up to tonight's number one match-up... find out if it was worth the wait coming up in sports.. between the top two republicans in iowa... the new attacks... and who has the most to gain from the fight coming up. and reason to look forward to february second... the campaign commercials will finally end... after the break... how many you've seen so far... and how much candi

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jason: alex villareal was there for the start of the million miles for a million jobs bus tour. just a day after his state of the state speech. >> texas used to be number one state for job creation. i call the governor of texas once a month now and remind him that we are winning. >> governor scott kicked off his million miles for a million jobs bus tour this morning in orlando. >> we have a lot to brag about. one million jobs in five years, we are growing this economy. >> the nine city tour is drumming up support for scott' s plan to cut $1 billion in taxes, mostly for businesses. >> we have five other facilities >> the company the governor visited, victory tailgate. in 2008. >> we manufacture and sell everything in the united states. the consumer. >> this is a selling room -- sewing room where the corn hole bags are put together. they plan to add another 100 jobs this year. not meet their pledges? when it comes to governor scott' s proposal for a $200 million incentive fund to attract businesses to florida, i ask what happens to state money if a business is not followthrough? >

they're going to have to relive everything all over again. >> alex zaldivar was 19 years old when he was shot execution-style by bessman okafor, a man who zaldivar was supposed to testify against in a separate home invasion case. >> the last person i want to see on this planet is this guy. we have to go through this again. >> his father is concerned the family will not be able to take another round of sentencing hearings if the death sentence is reconsidered. that he should be sentenced to death. >> his fears come after a u.s. supreme court ruling today where justices ruled florida's death penalty unconstitutional. justice sonia sotomayor wrote, "the 6th amendment requires a jury, not a judge, to find each fact necessary to impose a sentence of death. a jury's mere recommendation is not enough." >> the ruling surrounded the case of timothy lee hearst, convicted of murdering his boss in 1998, but the ruling could affect all 390 death row inmates in the state of florida. 85 of them from cases here in central florida. it could also affect another death penalty case that has not even sta

hot from beyond the arc----charles olivers----team-high 19 points---6 made three pointers---- alex long was 5 of 6 from the field---and had 10 points---there's the loudest bucket he had all night--one-handed dunk---nsu ties a school record with pointers---second in the meac after a 84-74 win. virginia wesleyan---and lynchburg----wesleyan in white---khory moore to the tin---team -high 19 points---marlins down 2 with under 10 to play---keijon honore----banks home the three-----wesleyan up one----and also off the bench---khalil barnette---yessir from three---marlins hang on for a 86-78 win.