s the best man for the job. he made the announcement this morning in palm beach. angela: senator marco rubio is getting some mixed reviews for his debate performance. many saw the event as rubio' s final chance to convince voters here in florida to support him in next week' s primary. he took the opportunity to hit front-runner, donald trump. marco rubio i know that a lot of : people find appeal in the things donald says, ' cause he says what people wish they could say. the problem is, presidents can' t just say anything they want. it has consequences, here and around the world. [applause] i' m not interested in being politically correct. i' m not interested in being politically correct. i' m interested in being correct. angela: florida' s primary will be next if he loses, rubio may tuesday. have to drop out of the race. s quinnipiac poll, taken before last night' s debate, rubio has he' s trailing donald trump 45% to 22%. right now a daytona beach man is facing some serious charges. police say he twisted a baby' arm so badly, he broke it. take a look at 21-year-old keon

stewart: coming up, florida' s primary election is just hours away. angela: everything you need to know before you head out to the polls tomorrow. plus, mission to mars. what' s being done right now to pave the way for a manned and severe weather strikes. we' re showing you an up close s you' re watching, wesh 2 news at stewart: in just a matter of hours, floridians all be heading to the polls to cast their votes in the 20-16 presidential primary. angela: already there have been a record number of early ballots cast. wesh 2' s dave mcdaniel is live with more. >> here at orange county 20% of the registered voters have already cast a ballot, even though primary day is not until tomorrow. over the years people have truly embraced the concept of early voting. the process allows people to go to their polls early, without lines in most cases and at a time that better fits in with their schedule. voting by mail with an absentee ballot is also becoming extremely popular, possibly it too is being driven by busy lifestyles. bill cowles, they like the convenience, and

angela: an autopsy may shed new light in this case. it' s scheduled for monday. meredith: a baby less than nine month old child suffers horrible angela: now a daytona beach man is arrested accused of twisting a baby' s arm so hard it broke. police say 21-year-old keondre chisholm told them the baby fell off a bed wednesday. but doctors say the spiral fracture he suffered could only have come from the arm being twisted. chisholm is now charged with child abuse. angela: two teens are recovering after a pickup truck slammed into them. we brought this to you as breaking news yesterday. troopers say the boys were riding their bikes in the crosswalk yesterday, on courtenay parkway, outside merritt island high school, when they were hit. from chopper 2 you can see one stuck under the truck. troopers say the driver hit the first teen, then panicked, accidentally hit the gas pedal, and hit one victim has serious injuries, the other has minor injuries. meredith: at least one person seminole county. firefighters say the fire broke out around 9:00 last night. there were three

s dog inside. good evening, i' m angela taylor. the car was stolen at blue lake avenue and state road 44 shortly after 7:00 this morning. the good news tonight, the dog has been found. wesh 2' s claire metz is live with more. claire? claire: yeah, the suspect cresta here at -- crashed here at mcgregor road and duncan chase, several miles from the car jacking scene, slamming into a power pole, bursting into flames. for hours, no one knew what happened to the car jacking victim' s dog, until just after 3:00 today. despite her ordeal, the 49-year-old car jacking victim got her happy ending. her beloved pet of nine years, golden retriever kenzie, somehow got out of the stolen ford expedition after the crash and was found on a stranger' s front porch, not far from the crash scene. neither the victim or her husband would go on camera, but both are relieved kenzie escaped it all with a possible leg injury, but otherwise unharmed. for the suspect, a different outcome. >> the guy just flipped right in front of me right into the trees claire:

s got a rare disease. this one is rated p.g.. angela: "midnight special" features michael shannon as a father on the run from the law. he' s trying to protect his son who has unusual powers. "midnight special" is rated pg-13. summer: with the rain coming you may want to head to the movies. angela: wesh 2 news at 5 is straight ahead. jim: breaking news first of 5:00, an arrest and a murder of a 15-year-old boy who was gunned down last weekend. plus, a deputy hurt while taking down a suspect who remains at large tonight. a break into the investigation into the paris terror attacks. raid in brusselsn announcer: local, live, late-breaking. this is wesh 2 news at 5:00 in high definition. jim: it has been an afternoon of breaking news in central tonight, wesh 2 has it all covered for you. good evening, i' m jim payne. angela: i' m angela taylor. wesh 2 was on scene moments after a seminole county deputy was injured during a chase. and right now their suspect is , still on the run. jim: plus, big news from the orange county sheriff. he just an

angela: i' m angela taylor. today wesh 2' s matt grant continued his work on this issue. he spoke with one woman who said her prescription for painkillers was not filled and was shocked to learn why. matt: without medication angela barrett would not be on her feet. >> i wake up sometimes and my feet will be numb, and i literally cannot feel them to walk. if i got out of bed, i would actually fall. her back. after surgery failed she says her doctor prescribed percocet and morphine are the only things that help her live a normal life. >> i wouldn' t be able to function. matt: after going to the same apopka walgreens for four years, her prescription was denied wednesday. for a reason that shocked her. >> he said he was not comfortable filling this prescription matt:. ? >> i said, would you care to share with me why? and he said because you had your birth control pills filled at a different walgreens last month and i won' t fill any of these . matt: it' s at the pharmacists discretion whether to fill a prescription or not. for more than a year, we' ve reported on patients bein

mexico' s environmental secretary says they will be going over new pollution control standards. angela: an area of africa is turning to drones in helping cut down time that' s used to test infants for hiv. screening babies for hiv requires special lab tests. the drones are sent out to remote areas where mothers are drones are typically used for surveillance but this is the , first known time that they' ve been used to help with hiv services. without drones, it can take up to two months to get samples from a health care center to a lab. jim: i want to take you live, it is early-morning in kazakhstan, and this is the still use rocket getting ready to -- soy uz rocket getting ready to blast off. we have some americans on there. it is necessary engineer jeff williams. angela: and this is interesting. when he is finished with his 170 day mission, he will replace scott kelly as the nasa astronaut to spend most time in space overall, which we have been talking about recently. kelly' s record is 120 days. jim: the outpost, 250 miles above . and there we have the rockets firing, lift off about

s death county. southwest. announcer: local, live, late-breaking. wesh 2 news at 5:00 continues. angela: tonight brevard county sheriff' s deputies need your help finding two children. these are 2-year-old paris scott and 4-year-old patrick scott iii. deputies say both were last seen this morning, when their mother dropped them off at a hotel. it' s believed both are with their father, patrick scott junior. this is being called a custodial the motel where they were seen was the econolodge on the merritt island causeway in melbourne. they could be driving to texas, in a gold ford fusion with texas tags. right now a georgia mother is locked up in marion county. she' s a person of interest in the death of her youngest daughter. stewart: as wesh 2' s jazmin walker explains, she' s also accused of leading police on a day-long search, and she' s refusing to go back to georgia. judge: do you have any questions? garrison: no. little emotion in her first court appearance in marion county. the mother of four telling the judge she' d request a lawyer once she gets back to georgia. that' s where an

s gone viral, that shows that even animals are impressed by a card trick. [laughter] angela: at first, this, the baboon seems bored but then, wow. the primate is positively awestruck by the man' s wizardry, and her jaw drops again when the man makes the card reappear. how funny is that? jim: a natural reaction that we would all have. angela: wow. [laughter] that is adorable. jim: do it again. tony: let' s look at the legoland forecast. rain is moving in. i wanted to check in with the folks in the morning. only one that said michigan would be the -- pat: michigan state. tony: michigan state. jim: 20 for joining us of this the weekend crew starts tomorrow make today smile with 6 dunkin' donuts for $4.49, powdered with sugar, layered with frosting, filled with jelly, or topped with sprinkles. share some smiles with 6 donuts for $4.49 today. refresh yourself on the outside and inside with a revitalizing iced tea from dunkin' donuts. sip in any size iced tea for 99 cents today. america runs on dunkin'. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the

s really hoping to get some closure. what would you say to the family, what they are going through? >> we have no comment. angela: guthrie' s driving skills must be retested before she can get her license back. jim: we have been telling you about a much bigger spring break than expected in daytona beach along with it. or than college students have 130 been arrested on the beach in just the last two weeks, most of the arrests related to alcohol violations and at night, in the seabreeze entertainment district, police say, arrests are way up as well. nearly 200 arrests have been made at local bars, most for underage drinking. >> we want people to come here obviously. we wanted to have a good time, but we want them to know law, so we' jim: officials say the larger than expected crowds locally are in part due to troubles in panama city beach last year that led their leaders to outlaw alcohol on the beach but the young people don' t realize booze is banned here too. angela: a new con is targeting central florida drivers and it could cost you hundreds of dollars. they' ve received a red light camera ticket. the email i

s deputy. good evening, i' m stewart moore. angela: i' m angela taylor. our cameras were rolling last night on kelly park and plymouth sorrento roads in apopka. the cruiser flipped over on its hood and the other car suffered significant damage. but as wesh 2' s michelle meredith found out, there' s a difference of opinion when it comes to who had the right of way. michelle: evidence of the apopka crash involving the deputy can still be seen, broken vehicle parts, index cards deputies use to take finger prints. according to florida highway patrol, they tell less the crash happened at this intersection here. they say vehicle number one was plymouth sorrento road and that the orange county sheriff' s deputy was traveling this way west on kelly park road. the two vehicles collided at this intersection. troopers say vehicle number one, the toyota suv, t-boned the deputy' s vehicle. when it was all over, the deputy' s unit had flipped. witnesses say rescue crews pulled him out through a window. and the toyota, the front end of that was smashed. what happened? bo

s security guard, has been charged with the crime. he appeared in court this morning, and now we know when he' ll face trial. angela: it will be delayed. wesh 2' s brett connolly explains why. brett: sasha samsudean had returned home from a night out with friends last october. and prosecutors say it was the security guard working that night in her building that strangled her to death. today the defense team requested and was granted six months to review the case. >> do you understand that by asking for a continuance you waive the right to a speedy trial? stephen duxbury: i do. brett: it was a short court appearance for stephen duxbury accused of killing sasha samsudean. duxbury was a security guard where the 27-year-old lived at the uptown place apartments in downtown orlando. night appears to show the two walking together in a hallway of the building. she was found dead hours later on her bed. duxbury has been charged with first degree murder, sexual battery, and burglary. today his attorney said they need more time to review material. chen: the state has provided us with 55 discs digital reading material. we' re

that' than last december' s rate of 1.7%. angela: severe hail was felt slamming over parts of western arkansas over the weekend. a steady stream of hail made blanketed with snow. people had trouble getting around since fog was also an issue. there' s no word on if the weather caused anyone to get hurt. wesh 2 news at 6:00 is straight ahead. angela, tonight we have live commitment 2016 coverage. there is even request to extend voting. plus, two people were killed we are learning weekly ad flippin', couponing mastermind. who's saving big time? this girl! can i help you? indeed. this queen of savings deserves a reward. a cannoli, please. the weekly ad, bogos and coupons. three easy ways to save at the same place you love to shop. >> commitment 2016. a lot is at stake. primary poll problems somebody dropped the ball to be out of ballots this early > too many voters, not enough ballots with just an hour left to cast your vote we' re looking at what happened at a few local locations. meredith: tonight wesh 2 news has live team coverage. -

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wesh 2' s angela taylor is here live in studio with the angela: jim, first some big news. marco rubio, ted cruz, and governor kasich will support donald trump if he is the nominee president. you could say this debate got started long before the candidates took the stage when the last republican nominee for president, mitt romney, blasted donald trump' s presidential skills and it didn' t take long , for trump to respond tonight. drop -- donald trump: he was a failed candidate, he should have beaten obama easily. he was an embarrassment to everybody. it looked like he went over a vacation the last month. angela: senator marco rubio was asked about his recent attacks on trump after he vowed earlier in his campaign that he wouldn' t make things personal. marco rubio: so if anyone has ever deserved to be attacked in that way, it is donald trump the way he treated -- [applause] that said, i would much prefer to have a policy debate. s talk about donald trump strategy and my strategy. angela: there were two other candidates. ted cruz said voters aren' t interested in listening t

jim: and not just once. s angela taylor is live in studio with the new details. angela: that 13-year-old student had to escape his school bus through an emergency window and then hitchhike 30 miles to his home after being left alone. the entire incident was recorded. 51-year-old gale brown and 57-year-old gwendolyn simmons are charged with child abuse. deputies say the student was sleeping with simmons sitting behind him. brown stopped at the lake wales school, and everyone else got off the bus. she then drove to another location, parked the bus, and left with simmons. the child woke up 15 minutes later. there is him climbing out the window and hitch-hiked and , walked home. t the first time something like this has happened. >> it is like, are you getting me? do you hear what i said? angela: no one knew what happened until a therapist called the boy' s mom looking for the teen when he didn' t show up for school for an appointment. deputies said the victim even told the driver and attendant they left him on the bus the first time it happened. investigators said th

summer: angela taylor joins us now with what' s coming up in the next hour. angela: coming up next at 5:00, police say they' ve found the man a woman says pretended to be a cop and pulled her over. why they' re not arresting him. plus, under investigation. wesh 2 looks into two local church administrations named in pennsylvania. and destroyed by fire, wesh 2 is on the scene of an iconic mansion gutted in an overnight blaze. are investigators any closer to wesh 2 news at 5:00 is next. weekly ad flippin', couponing mastermind. this girl! indeed. this queen of savings deserves a reward. a cannoli, please. the weekly ad, bogos and coupons. three easy ways to save at the same place you love to shop. announcer: local, live, late-breaking. this is wesh 2 news at 5:00 in high definition. >> i don' t know what happened for sure. jim: right now at 5:00, confusion and shock from members of a mount dora parish. their pastor has been removed in the wake of a child sex abuse investigation in pennsylvania. good evening, i' m jim payne. angela: i' m angela taylor. he' s one o

tracking heroin back to the people who sell it, and getting stiffer punishments for them.as local 12's angela ingram reports now.. that's why vance morgan is facing charges this morning. 3 casey fewell died after he overdosed on heroin mixed with a synthetic drug called fentanyl.in the past, the drug dealer would likely only face drug charges...but vance morgan... the alleged dealer in this case... is charged with much more serious crimes. 39:33 if someone supplies a drug to another person and that results in that person's death, that person can be charged with involuntary manslaughter 39:40 which is a very stiff penalty in and of itself :42 and there's also a statute called corrupting another with drugs which is results in serious physical harm :49the hamilton county heroin coalition task force investigated fewell's death back in october of last year. cincinnati police say fewell o-d'ed on the 21-hundred block of queen city boulevard.by having officers from several jurisdictions... the task force is able to trace drugs back to dealers countywide. 46:21 and our objective is to form a relation

north college hill.his family and police have no idea why anyone would want derek jones dead.local12's angela ingram shares his family's plea for justice. 3 family and friends are remembering a father of four. derek jones loved his job as an iron worker. but he loved being around the people in this crowd even more.36:12 derek was a fun loving guy. he liked to go out, liked to have fun, took care of his kids 36:17 he was trying to get his life on track and he was doing what he had to do.:22 there's a void in his parents' hearts. they have questions about who killed him -- and why.35:46 "we need to know why did you wasn't bothering anybody. he went to a funeral that day. he was working so hard to build his family :57 the spot on savannah avenue where jones was gunned down is a place his friends usually try to avoid. there are too many painful memories connected to it.38:30 i don't like coming up to the scene no more. this whole street :31 i don't even like driving on it :33 page williams was with derek that night. the pair who had been friends since high school went to hang out at this bar. sur

wesh 2' s angela taylor joins us live in the breaking news center. angela we' re getting a firsthand , perspective. man, frederick torres, stabbed a fellow character artist with a pair of scissors. you can see a video of tour is chasing ferguson through the victim run to a security officer , then takes off running new the bottom of the screen with the alleged attacker in hot pursuit. pictures showing ferguson getting medical attention. investigators believe he did it to get back at their boss by injuring the best artist he had. ferguson survived the attack, suffering injuries to his neck and head. torres is charged with attempted murder and has pleased not guilty. meredith: firefighters battling a wind-driven wildfire near titusville say the fire is 90% contained. they held it off at highway 407, which has been closed since about 1:00 this afternoon. initially, firefighters thought they' d be able to knock down the fire pretty quickly, but because of the heavy, dry fuel and strong wind, it got away from them, and the only thing stopping it now is the

putting out hot spots as investigators try and figure out what started the blaze in cocoa wesh 2' s angela taylor joins us in the studio with new fire. angela: well, the fire destroyed the former home of publishing mogul al neuharth. tonight the cocoa beach fire chief says its all-wood construction could be a reason the fire was so big. take a look at this video. earlier today, chopper 2 flew over the estate called pumpkin center. a 10,000 square-foot home with everything from a treehouse with running water to 12 bathrooms once stood where this pile of rubble is now. frank vega: the thing was an old, wooden, kind of a hunting lodge. and so there was, you know wood , decks across the entire top of the house, huge decks. that obviously contributed to what happened. fire chief: it means a lot to me personally, to all of us in cocoa beach especially the re just hoping to get some really adequate information that helps answer some hard questions. angela: last night the home along the atlantic burned for hours. it was built in 1975, and this is where neuharth made plans for his innovative newspa

local 12's angela ingram has her inspiring story. 3 nats/ 25:15 hi, 3 hug? doing ok? yeah. wonderful 25:21it's been a while since christine carter has been able to greet her guests at the shelter.a line forms almost daily to get inside.and christine always has a smile and a hug... for everyone. 15:00 i can tell you everybody's name and i could probably tell you about 75 percent of their story 15:06 christine has worked at the emergency shelter of northern kentucky since 2009. nats/ 35:11 sandwiches helping prepare meals... and giving a safe, place for the homeless to stay.nats/ 2:13 we call this room the suite room nicer beds 2:15 the mother of two who experienced homelessness as a child... is known for her ability to connect to people.44:00 and people they just want to be looked at, not looked past and christine has the ability to look at them 44:06 and make them feel special even when they may not feel good about themselves 44:11but recently, she's had to take time away from the place she loves.11:36 last september i was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer :40 11:51

wesh 2' s angela taylor is live in studio with a look at the evidence. angela: meredith back in , january, investigators say glenn ferguson in the head with a pair of scissors. you can see what police say is torres chasing ferguson through the park. the victim runs to a security officer, then takes off running toward the bottom of the screen with his alleged attacker in hot pursuit. we also have pictures. these images from the aftermath show ferguson getting medical attention. investigators believe torres did it to get back at their boss by injuring the best artist he had. torres had been fired the day before. now ferguson survived the attack, suffering injuries to his neck and head. torres is charged with attempted murder and has pleaded not guilty. jim. jim: angela, thanks. investigators are looking for clues to help them find the person who beat a man outside an orange county bar. deputies say sebastian valencia was attacked at the tavern on the creek on south john young parkway. it' s believed this started when a man groped a woman who came to the ba

wesh 2' s angela taylor is at the breaking news center with the details. angela: sinatra became sick about 4:00 today at his hotel in in daytona beach. he was rushed to the hospital and officials say he died there. sinatra was traveling with his ' sinatra sings sinatra tour' and had been rehearsing in daytona beach for several days, set to perform at the peabody auditorium tonight. kidnapped and held for ransom when he was 19, he had already followed his father into the music business. he eventually worked for his father as his musical director and conductor. frank jr. performed the national game just last year. anyone who bought tickets to the event for tonight will get a full refund. frank sinatra junior was a 72 years old. jim: and now to breaking news out of lake county. we just arrived on the scene of a fire at a home. this is on ridgecrest a loop in mineola. there is no one -- it is not known if anyone was inside. and in orange county, these are live pictures from a shooting. two people were shot and taken to ormc in critical condition. this is a lon

is it the regulatory environment in the u.k., or is it angela shift?s energy shift is the big problem for them. they have been hit harder than any other company. they were a giant of the german industrial world. they are having to close nuclear power stations, which were a real cash cow. powered plants don't make any money. they are way behind in the race to cash out on solar and wind. they have a lot of, but they are taking action. they will split themselves in two. they will have a good rwe and a bad rwe. it may be that they can grow the business. guy: thank you very much indeed. stocks are up 1.5%. we will be speaking to the cfo at 10:50 london time. we look at the challenge facing policymakers in the world's second-largest economy. that is next. ♪ guy: let me check out what is happening with the markets this morning. let me show you the mining stocks, which have been on such an upward trajectory after hitting lows a few weeks bad. it was inevitable that this would not last. watch out a little bit later on, ore prices should be one to watch out for.

faces up to five years in > a role referring al for r prince george's county states attorney angela brooks she s testified today in support of senate 960 before the hearing ig yap last. if passed the bill add harassment to the definition of abuse in connection with domestic violence incidents. > if i show up and bust your windows out in an attempt to threaten you and make you feel unsafe in your home, that shoult be a crime.rime if you tear your own computer ue in the driveway that's one thing, but what we're trying tog correct is a situation where i show up and break the windows out of the house or i do something else to destroy property in order to make you feel unsafe. > the bill would also increase the number of reasons for granting protective orders. the picture of a baltimore teenager has gone viral becausee of what the young man is doing in the picture. p take a look for yourself. the teenager praying homeless man. i was posted on facebook. the officer had seen plenty ofy people pass by, even pat him down. but when this young man walked bike the officer saw him bend down and pray over the

angela: it was a glorious day. tony: 81 degrees today in orlando and it' s going to be warmer tomorrow. it is little cooler along the coast. back outside, that' s a three picture. it is part of rush-hour traffic. cooling off to 78 degrees but still very comfortable. there' s the big dome of high pressure. we have been fairly sunny across the peninsula. down toward clermont, 79 and we had now. high 70' s and 81 at when amir. as we work back toward the eastern side of the meds look, flow with the breeze working in, air temperatures begin to cool down rather quickly. take a look at the next couple of hours. by 10:00, leveling off. an overnight low around 60 degrees. a little cooler north and west. as we look at the setup for tomorrow, here comes a cold front. a few clouds and maybe an isolated sprinkle of north. if you are looking for a cool down, it' s just not going to happen. 77 at lunchtime and 81 degrees as we are driving home at 5:00. not bad at all for the golfers out there. your forecast highs for wednesday as we work our way are a little cooler. upper 70' s as we get you on into t

today, channel 9's angela jacobs got a look at the preparations the campus is making for what angela, some streets will be closing as early as 6 a.m. tomorrow. >> reporter: and, gregg, one of the main drags is right here, gemini boulevard, that runs across the front of the arena. you can see the block aids at the end of the -- blockades that are stacked and ready to go. we got a look inside the arena where we found the stage and podium front-runner, but the setup itself was far from complete. they did buy some more time today, though, when the event was pushed back to two more hours to 2 p.m. that's after officials realized a conflict with a race scheduled for the same time in a nearby area here. trump's people told us they're expecting up to 20,000 to attend here, so ucf officials encourage everyone to come early and pay close attention to road signs and the bevy of extra officers called in to handle the event. for ticket-holders with first come, first served entry. >> i just want to see what the vibe was like and who supports him and what they like about him and what they don't like

our guest, professor angela davis, has been a longtime supporter of assata shakur. i asked her about assata shakur 'se and the thawing of u.s.-cuban relations. angela: i've been involved in the campaign to save assata shakur's life for all of those decades. now that there are new openings with cuba, we welcome the end of the embargo, but at the same time, we have to be attentive to what this might mean for assata shakur, given that there is a $2 million reward on her head, that she has been designated as one of the 10 most dangerous terrorists in the country. amy: and a former republican presidential candidate, chris christie, was really leading that charge. angela: absolutely. i think that now is the time to focus on assata shakur. we were talking about popular culture today. there was an episode of "madam secretary" in which a character like her was approached by the secretary of state and the secretary of state acknowledged that she had been wrongly convicted and the issue is resolved by promising to provide the support of the state department in a new trial in the u.s. amy: and it was part of the

meredith: angela taylor joins us now with what' s coming up in the next hour. angela: coming up, breaking news at 5:00. a child has been pulled from a canal outside a local elementary school. plus, wesh 2 has just arrived on scene of a child hit by a car. where it happened and where the victim is now. plus, a deadly afternoon in palm a cop says he was forced to open fire on a man, killing him. what happened before the officer wesh 2 news at 5:00 is next. announcer: logo -- local, live, late breaking. angela: we are following several breaking stories and we began in orange county where a five-year-old has just been found in this canal -- this is a live picture from chopper 2 which just arrived over the scene. jim: this canal is close to riverside elementary school. angela: adrian whitsett is just gotten to the scene and joins us now live. reporter: you mentioned that elementary school -- it' s about three blocks away from this canal. we are not sure if the child came from that elementary school or where the child came from. i just talked to a man named ken hunter

taylor joins us now with what' s coming up in the next hour. angela: coming up next at 5:00, a wesh 2 news investigation into a brutal rape. how a young woman celebrating her 21st birthday was assaulted and then rescued. who is now facing charges. plus, sentencing day for the man convicted in a 2013 stabbing. we' ve just learned how long david damus will spend in and, under arrest. a local man charged with video taping up the skirts of young girls at a local supermarket. how police caught him, next at 5:00. if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all of commitment 2016 coverage. bernie sanders takes center stage in the sunshine stat

meredith: angela taylor joins us now with what' s coming up in the next hour. angela: we' re following late breaking news from orange county. why a local high school was locked down. plus, a day after being arrested in connection to a deadly accident that left a six-year-old dead, a local man appears in court for the first time. and republican versus republican. the tough words mitt romney had for donald trump today, and the way the donald fought back wesh 2 news at 5:00 is next. [captioning performed by the national captional we had real people make their own pizzas. they chose the ingredients they wanted. i like the fresh dough. what's bha? pi'm gonna go with the one thatpdoesn't have the acronyms. pget that one without fillers. what are fillers? you guys just made your pizza the way i make my pizza. hey! no ingredients that you can't pronounce and no artificial flavors. and we're proud to announce pour new quality guarantee: plove your pizza, or get anotherpone, absolutely free. pget any large pizza up to 5-toppings pfor just $9.99. online only. announcer: lo

angela: it was an announcement that took the theme park industry by surprise. seaworld says it' s doing away with its killer whale shows. good evening, i' m angela taylor. jim: i' m jim payne. seaworld has faced scrutiny over the use of its orcas for years. it started after the airing of the controversial documentary "blackfish." the changes will first take place at seaworld parks in san diego and san antonio. angela: the company says by 2019, the changes will have taken effect here in orlando. that' s where wesh 2' s amanda ober is tonight. she joins us with more on that decision. amanda? amanda: this truly was a history making announcment that marks the end of an era. the whales you are currently seeing at seaworld will continue breeding program is ending and once those whales are gone, there will be no more killer whale' s in seaworld. if you' re a fan of the killer whale shows at shamu stadium, enjoy them now, because by 2019, they will come to an end. also starting immediately, the park will no longer breed killer whales. the massive change comes after years of criticism from

channel 9's angela jacobs talked to witnesses. >> reporter: these witnesses could believe what they were seeing when they watched a black truck veer off the road and plow through vehicles and people. >> they didn't see it coming. >> reporter: they took us to the wreckage, all left behind abbey mckinney careened into the crowd. >> thankfully everyone is alive. >> reporter: the men say they tried to aid the best they could, but felt helpless. >> i didn't have my gear or anything. i'm not an emt, but trained in medical care. >> reporter: police say kin e told an officer after the crash, i shouldn't have been drinking. it also notes she had three beers while a breathalyzer showed twice the legal limit. >> a lot of people's lives were changed because of this. it's pretty sad. >>> marion county deputies are asking for your help in the search of a missing teenager. investigators say he hasn't been seen since friday night when he left his home on his family says he recently made comments that have them worried for his safety. he may be driving a 2004 white ford explorer with ohio tags. >>> we no

tonight, wesh 2 is looking into how this happened and the boy' s chances for survival. angela: we' re learning new information about a deadly police-involved shooting, including what happened after the gunfire. jim: ucf clears a major hurdle in it' s plans to build a downtown orlando campus. wesh 2 news at 5:00 starts right now. announcer: local, live, late-breaking. this is wesh 2 news at 5:00 in high definition. angela: we begin tonight in seminole county. a local man is under arrest, after a 6-year-old was killed with a hand-gun. good evening, i' m angela taylor. jim: i' m jim payne. it happened in sanford. the young girl was killed when the gun she found went off. police are saying the man of the house should have kept the weapon out of reach. wesh 2' s dave mcdaniel is live with more. dave. dave: you know, stanford police are telling us every gun owner has a legal and moral responsibility to make sure get into the hands of curious children. in this case, a child is dead, and the family member who was serving as a babysitter is here in jail. 6-year-old a' letha amanii mari

./// ((today: lucy hale, and this week, morgan freeman, angela bassett, and gerard butler. > now nevada's fa u-s navy seal. u.s senior chief special warfare operator edward byers is just the 5th navy seal to receive the medal of honor. back in 2012, byers helped held hostage by the taliban in afghanistan. he says it all happened in about 1 minute.. when they went in to rescue the doctor.. the first seal in the room was shot. he managed to take down most of the terrorists.. and jump onto the doctor to save him.. while the rest of his teammates ran in to help. afterwards, byers performed cpr on the navy seal who was shot.. for 40 minutes in an attempt to save him.. but he did not survive./// ((brian loftus)) > five men are being hailed as heroes.. after they rescued two kids from drowning in an arkansas lake. the strangers.. heard the children's faint cries for help.. all the way from their home. hilary hunt has their story. ken shaddox: "i think i heard the father first. it was a deeper voice saying help help," ken shaddox and his sons along with some friends say the voice of 35 year-old derek co

. >> in the years s at followed angela's 2010 complaint, dr. fata's practice grew by leaps and bounds. how many -- show of hands, how many of you had interactions with dr. fata since 2010? virtually all of you. >> i would question how many people are alive that saw him before 2010. taken seriously, if the state had acted on her concerns, thought about where that would have left you. >> none of it would have happened. i would be living life like i knew it back in 2012. >> and so would have others. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> but three years later, after monica's broken leg, her chance encounter at the hospital and a tip from the office manager, federal prosecutors were finally on the case. monica and everyone else in this room was hoping for justice. >>> coming up -- >> he lied to everybody. his lies knew no boundaries. >> you call it murder. >> murder.r. >> would there be justice for these victims? >> i'm so disappointed right say. >>> after investigators were tipped off by whistleblower george karache, prosecutor barbara mcquade's office was

s uspects. live in seminole county, angela jacobs, eyewitness news this morning >>> president obama's trip to cuba wraps up today following president castro. abc's marcy gonzalez has a look at the president's busy schedule. >>reporter:good morning, this is president obama's last a here in cuba, and it is an important one. after making history, meeting with cuban president castro yesterday, today he wasn't down with political dissidents, and former prisoners punished just for speaking out against the authoritarian castro regime. president obama will also give a historic speech that will be broadcast live on television, here in cuba, and before leaving, later today on air force one he will taken a baseball game between the tampa bay rays and the cuban national team. a lot of excitement here about that one. in havana, cuba, marcy gonzales, abc news >>> carnival cruise lines was will soon set sell for cuba. the cruise line got approval from cuba to start running cultural exchange trips. starting in may it will visit various parts. the ship will be smaller, only holding about 700 passengers instead of

he's accused of killing angela lechlitner back in 2008. u-s astronaut scott kelly is back on earth. "scott kelly, scott kelly back on mother earth after 340 days in space. thumbs up." commander kelly and a russian cosmonaut returned to kazakhstan late last night after nearly a year on the international space station. scott kelly, nasa astronaut "it was you know, leaving the space station, it was a bittersweet. you know i'd been there a long time, so i looked forward to leaving -- but at the same time you know it's a magnificent place and i'm going to miss it. so mixed emotions i guess." their year long stay on the international space station was part of an experiment to study the effects of long-duration spaceflight on the body. the research will help with plans for an eventual mission to mars. straight ahead on wavy news 10 at 5 we head back to waverly where a tornado killed three people. deanna leblanc will update us on how the community is recovering. and the united nations warns of a looming crisis in greece over the thousands of migrants with no where to go. find out what they

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angela taylor. >>i' m jim payne. let' s head out live to wesh 2 dave mcdaniel, who has just arrived on scene. dave, what can you tell us? back to that breaking news in apopka. reporter: here is what is left of a plastic fence. you can see that it is extremely close. this is the only property damage we are able to see. basically as this fire force through, they tried to tackle it. i am told it is a 20 acre fire and it is 90% contained. no one is hurt. we want to show you some chopper the fire was burning so close to the home. it is remarkably good work that they were able to put these flames down and get the fire stopped before it cost any more significant damage. all of the fire burned up. it ran out of fuel and they were able to top it. this is a red flag warning today because of the low humidity and high winds that. we do not know what started this fire but it moved quickly and rapidly. the fire service guys got here so rapidly and they got the upper hand very quickly. a small bit of property damage but the fire is 90% contained. dave mcdaniel, wesh 2 news.

angela. >> what was that like? &- >> watching myself, no matter how tall and big and strong s odd to trust you will do that. so i went oh, i did this when i was a cheerleader. magic. that's no her stunt double stepping in for the tackle. but it sure looks r . tor: in the criminal justice system, sexually-based offenses are considered especially heinous. in new york city the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squadthe special victims unit. these are their stories. [upbeat music] [exhales] morning. - hey. honey.

s presidential primary election. good evening, i' m jim payne. angela: i' m angela taylor. perhaps no one is keeping a closer eye on that count-down clock than marco rubio. the senator is in an all-out spring for votes. many polls have him losing to donald trump. it' s a loss that may make him drop out of the race altogether. rubio brought his campaign to central florida today. he spoke in melbourne. wesh 2' s dan billow was there, he joins us live with more. dan? reporter: here in a parking lot , rubio spent all the blame on donald trump. marco rubio' s aides are telling supporters not to believe he' s more than 20 points behind in the polls. on the stump, the candidate seemed to acknowledge that his home state is a must-win, with a unelectable republican nominee. rubio:if we lose this election, that means hillary clinton will be president, and that' ll be a disaster for america. reporter: after a weekend in which violence at donald trump' s campaign rallies increasingly took center stage, rubio could not help acknowledging the issue. oh, look, a bernie sanders sign. don'

angela merkel's open-door policy for refugees is put is put to the test >> a popular weekend destination for many ivori a. in. snd locals as well. it's thought four gunmen could potentially be involved. some reports suggest it could be as many as 10. it's a little bit unclear at this moment. rioters is quoting police sources who say at least 12 people have been killed. you are looking right now at footage that we have received of people running away during the time of the attack, itself. let's get more on this now from yvonne who joins us from abu gentleman. what do we know about the situation therejah. what do we know about the situation there? >> reporter: that's what we are hearing, it is unfolding, speaking to go eye witnesses on the ground. the security services, the ivorian security sources are on the scene and obviously are trying to deescalate the situation, bring as many people to safety as possible. as you were saying. this is a very population destination not just among ivoria in. s, u.n. workers. it's a place i have been to often, a very popular weekend destination at this time of year. it will come

s lima central catholic advancing 74-56. in the other d-3 semifinal, lynchburg clay falls to cleveland villa angela st. joseph, 81-64. and kentucky boys sweet 16, taylor county beats mason county newcath plays in the elite 8 at noon tomorrow. other headlines today, bengals free agent andre smith signs with the minnesota vikings, and the reds are bringing back pitcher alfredo simon. he sings a one year deal. reds win 8-6 over cleveland. mesoraco, bruce, and scott schebler with home runs. sheree: it is a shame that nothing is going on in the sports department tonight. sheree: i would kill for something sweet. wanna split that? no...soooo much fat... don't fight your instincts. with 150 calories each, try our new rich & creamy cheesecakes. fiber one. are you eating lucky charms? no. this is a dream. sheree: now to our top stories, american tower shootings. rayshawn herald was indicted in federal court for possession of the firearm used in the shootings from last january. cincinnati police and the atf tracked herald down because his gun was linked to another violent crime. also tonight, the stepmother charged with a four

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angela taylor. jose gomez was killed at the lotus landing apartments in wesh 2' s bob kealing joins us live and bob, police say this investigation is still far from over. bob: no, they are still asking for information, but they also say they have an important piece of evidence that ties of this person of evidence to this murder scene. folks that live here at the load is a landing say it has been a long week with very little information. seminal county warrant. bob: 24-year-old joshua otis carter appeared before a judge on trespassing charges in orange county and a drug charge probation violation warrant out of seminole. more importantly, altamonte springs police say, carter is now a person of interest in saturday' s shooting death of 36-year-old jose m. gomez. for their part, altamonte springs police say the person of interest was located in a black infiniti sedan, they believe was random acts of violence. this resident who asked not to be identified, says no one told her as she moved n this week, that a man was shot and killed in front of her new home saturday. >> it freaks me out. i didn' t know a