amy vitari is live in palm springs with their reaction. and kristi, that stunt performer is recovering from second-degree fwourns his face, head and leg. this is the type of stunt he performed hundreds of times in schools throughout south florida and we heard from the superintendent of palm beach schools said fire, pyrotechnics inside school buildings is clearly against school district policy. we want to get you to the video of 52-year-old video of rickey charles to show you how he is doing this morning. he spoke to reporters about those second-degree burns. doctors say go to various depth to his face, arm and leg. he asked the school atlantic community high school if they wanted the fire breathing as part of the performance and they said yes. we have cell phone video of that terrifying accident yesterday. charles' company infernos challenge was performing at a pep rally inside the gym when he did that fire breathing trick that led to him catching fire. for the first time he used coleman camper oil instead of lighter fluid but he did not p

local 10 investigators amy vitari explains how florida leads the country in these deaths. >> reporter: it is tenology designed to make things easier for drivers, no physical key needed to start the ignition and it is increasingly popular. >> for many, many years people take their key, they go io is off. >> reporter: with no key to remove, drivers can forget to off. the danger of cars left running in the garage quickly flood a home with carbon monoxide quickly killing everyone with no warning. >> no one should lose a loved one. >> reporter: it is a miracle he survived after his girlfriend mysticly left the car running in 2010. maddock was unable to move or speak and 20-year-old glise n did not make it. >> it is hard to move on. you can't replace that. >> reporter: so how quickly can a deadly mistakee deadly? we visited the broward fire departmentfire academy to find out. we left a car running and closewe left a car running and closed it in, after 15 minutes, fire fighter hazmat tech mike >> 35 to 50 parts per million. >> reporter: that fast the carbon monoxidelevels are dangerous. acco

local 10 reporter amy vitari isthere and watching and listening to what senator rubio is saying and she will have a live report what he is saying later on on local 10. >>> senator cruz is back on the campaign trail in miami. the presidential hopeful heading to orlando with a town hall for carly fiorina who endorsed him. senator cruz did not hold back throwing jabs at his opponent. they are washington. they are power. they are big business. they are corruption. ribz >> eric: senator cruz has been widening the goop >>> meanwhile, john kasich campaigning later today in oho where he is the governor. >> constance: as we mentioned the republican presidential candidates areack out on the campaign trail today aftertaking to the stage here in south florida.a. they faced off at the university of miami last night, but thidebate was more civil. >> please do not talk over one anothth. >> reporter: and they didn't. no name-calling at last night's 12thh gop debates which many are calling the most civil debate. >> senator marco rubio of florida. [cheering] >> reporter: marco rubio got a warmwelcome fro

local 10 news reporter amy vitari is live with detls. >> reporter: bernie sanders has a rally planned in miami and marco rubio is campaigning in sarasota and st. john's county debates in mom this week. >> reporter: the race for the white house heading into a crucucl stretch. polls show donald trump still leading in all of them. >> we have michigan, hawaii and the greatest potato group in the world. idaho. >> reporter: making trump the target of an all-out ad war against him. >> donald trump hasn't served this c cntry a day in his life. >> reporter: veterans calling trump a draft dodger and attacking his temperament. former new york mayor bloomberg saying he is not runng because, quote, there is a good chance my candidacy could lead to election of donald trump or ted cruz. the mexican president weighed inn comparing him to hitler. >> i don't want that comparison but we have to be strong and we have to be vigilant. >> we will not let a person like that ever become president of the united states. >> reporter: on the democratic vowing to do everything she can to stop him and senator berni

local 10 investigator amy vitari explain how florida leads t country in these deaths. >> r rorter: it's technology designed to make things easier for drivers. no ysical key needed to start very, very popular. >> many years peopltake their keys go into their house and this he know their igition is off. >> reporter: with no key drivers can forget to hit a button to turn thth car off. a car running in the garage can flood a home with carbon monoxide killing those inside with no warning. >> no one should have to lose a loved one. >> reporter: doctors tell tim maddock that he is liquor to be alive after his girlfriend left her car running. they found the couple a day later. maddock was unable to move or speak. 29-year-old glisten was aleady gone. >> hard to move on. i mean, you can't replace that. >> reporter: how quickly can this simple mistake be deadly? we visited the broward fire academy to find out. we let the car running and closed it in. after 15 minutes ... fire silvestry went in to test the air. >> 35 to 50 parts per million. >> reporter: that fast the carbon monoxixi levels are dan