derossett' s lawyer says he can prove the bullets that hit casey smith came from another deputy' s gun. but a florida department of law enforcement analysis is inconclusive, saying the bullets could have come from any of the guns on the scene. sheriff ivey would not comment on the bullet analysis. an fdle report says point the gun at him while he was shooting. agent smith felt a bullet strike him. newly revealed today, the bullet that entered smith' s body fragmented badly and cannot be analyzed. smith is expected back on full duty in about six months. in brevard county, dan billow, wesh-2 news. angela: and as for john the rosset, he awaits -- summer: a suspect lines of how long he will spend in jail for that attack. angela: rolling of roadblocks, the areas affected, and when you won a watch out for that impact. tony: right now, a nice line of summer: right now, all eyes are on mr. president and the first lady. we are talking about bald eagles. of two eggs, and around 8:30 this morning, the fully hatched eaglet was visible. another egg was laid on valentines day in the nest high up in

you can see the copper-jacketed bullet that hit brevard county sheriff' s agent casey smith. here the bullet is being removed from his bullet-proof vest. this week, agent peter steed received awards for valor. he' s been credited for helping save the life of his wounded comrade. undercover agent jason roberts received similar awards last week. >>' aerobic. it is of the net humbles you and our deputies are. angela: the awards came in the wake of a shootout that broke out when agents were trying to arrest a prostitute in port st. john last august. the sheriff says smith is due back on full duty in about six months. jim: a local woman will spend the rest of her life in prison, after pleading guilty to the shooting death of her own daughter. 46-year-old sujatha guduru shot and killed her teenaged daughter chetana in their oviedo home more than two years ago. guduru had plotted her own suicide and didn' t want to leave her daughter behind. several times, guduru had asked to be put to death, but the state said it would not pursue the death penalty. this morning, she pleaded guilty

agents casey smith and peter stead received awards for valor and heroism. smith was shot, stead is credited with helping him survive. it happened in port st. john in august. the sheriff says the uncle of a woman who was about to be arrested for prostitution started shooting when agents arrived. that man, john derossett, has been charged. but he says the bullets didn' t coming up, how thieves are now trying to steal your cash, acting like you' ve broken a law. jim: plus, an american citizen fighting for isis, quits. now, he' s sharing his story about what the terror group was like. and trouble along the surf. daytona beach' s spring break is a wild time, perhaps too wild. more than 100 arrests have been made, and things don' t appear to be quieting down. angela: plus, a baby eaglet' s big debut. isn' t that adorable? tony? tony: things are pretty quiet, but on the gulf of mexico, we are monitoring lots of thunderstorms in new orleans. these are all going to lift back to the east. this one goes out to all the allergy muddlers. you know who you are. you've los

our news partners at florida today spoke to agent casey smith at the annual awards ceremony last night. smith was shot during the prostitution investigation at a august. he says it' s been a slow recovery, but he' the sheriff' s office says the event was the most important s the chance for the community to >>> well, hundreds of thousands of bikers are hitting the roads this weekend. and if you' re anywhere near daytona beach, expect to be in the thick of it. here' s a live look at the beach cam for bike week. oh, man! no one out right now, danny. it' s 6:36! no one' s up this early. whatever. >> they' re all just around the corner. >> right, exactly. a good 10- day long event and bike week runs through sunday, march 13th. it' s going to be swamped up there. for the look at what we can expect for today at bike week, let' s check back in with danny treanor. hey, danny. >> danny: it' s wall to wall sickles. motorcycles. if you' re going, you know, the earlier you can get there the better because it' s going to get crowded this afternoon and the weather is just perfect and everyone will tu

casey hill and dorian finney smith combined to score 31 points. florida 74, ohio state 66. the gators get the winner of monmouth, george washington on wednesday. 2nd round of the women's tourney, thanks to 31 points from senior courtney williams. bulls survived colorado state 48-45 last night. rams had a slot to tie the game in the closing -- shot to tie the game in the closing 2nd, but they get nothing. -- closing seconds, but they get nothing. usf plays ucla in the next round. >>> in 1937 the fair labor standards act made the eight hour workday common practice in the united states. yesterday at sebring international speedway that law did not apply. there were multiple rain delays due to weather and cautions. despite not making a push toward the front of the pack, minutes. the no. 4 corvette had a win and in gtb >>> would you say motor sports revs your engine? let's hit the gas for the auto club 400. austin dillan pole sitter loses the lead on the 1st happen. thanks, kevin harvick, that girl definitely won't talk to me now. lap 47, kyle larson hits the wall on the target a

tom smith and bob casey in 2012 spent $40 million. this race is gonna reach $50 million. >> oh, absolutely. >> the money is gonna flood in, tam. >> and the nrsc will come in. >> that's what i wanted to say. and don't think they're not working right now. >> yeah. >> let me be real clear about that -- there's a time that will happen. >> investing in infrastructure. >> that's right. >> investing in terms of voter targeting. there's a lot of things going on. >> let's quickly switch to the race for attorney general, the democratic primary. my goodness. lots going on there. josh shapiro is up with an ad. he's got a lot of endorsements -- wolf, rendell, casey, planned parenthood. zappala also has a lot -- the building trades here, county commissioners for 11 different places. up with a new ad in which he shows sandra blake, walter rice, janay palmer -- really trying to make the argument that he is this civil rights domestic violence candidate. >> yeah. >> and it was an interesting bid. was it the right thing for him to do with some black lea

smith with the bucket right there. casey hill, bucket right there. gators moving on. let me hear the cbs march madness music. very exciting to hear. sunday night, 6:00, you'll see selection sunday when the brackets will be announced with all the seeds. could the gators actually get an at large bid or maybe actually win the s.e.c. tournament. we'll have to see how the weekend progresses. join me on sunday night, 11:35, join me, live broadcast, our special selection. taking your calls, ping's pop quiz, giving tickets away to fun spot america and a couple of special guests will be part of that show. how about steph curry last night? the former davidson kid, another bomb. 55-footer, knocks it through. golden state wins yet again. they only have six losses. they're trying to beat that 95-96 record set by the chicago bulls with 72 wins and 10 losses. down the road tomorrow night from here at amway center, we the second game of the season for the orlando city. chicago is in here. the coach said supporters are key to the success of their year. >> anything can happen in the ga

back champ championships in men's ball, and they hired smith to get the gators going again, no berth this year but they are making noise in the nit. casey hill puts the up and under lay-up in, and florida has the early lead. what is remarkable is that casey casey puts so much english on this ball to get it to kiss off the glass. take a look from the other end. remarkable. he nails the three-pointer. florida wins 74-66 and advanced courtney williams has the usf ball, and williams came off the bench, the first time all season she has started and scores a school record 31 points and they move on to face ucla in la on monday. >> i was so -- but like my uncle mentored and said when you're in the zone, it's such a fragile place to be, anything can take you out of that zone that you have to stay focused and that is what i try to do. >> and -- first half, walk-off collecting the rebound and lumberjacks down one, and 10 seconds later, we are moving to the second half here. lumberjacks take t lead and at the very end of the game here, noter game gets the put-in to they advance, 76-75. haley and aaron? >> all right, jeff, thanks. mike is back with

the last thought on that, we have experience with exactly what judgment casey is talking about, going back a number of decades, smith versus maryland supreme court ruled that you don't have any expectation of privacy in the numbers you dial. the numbers that are dialled into your phone. under the fourth amendment, so congress acted and adopted, and enacted a statute that regulated the government's ability to obtain access to that exact type of information and establish a regime of court approvals based on a standard that even though it wasn't required by the fourth amendment, it does, it does further the privacy of libt earth interests of americans, it's actually a good paradigm for addressing the kind of examples you're describing. >> i've got plenty more questions, but we've got about 10, 12 minutes left. and i thought i would invite the audience to participate. >> tim wilson, american citizen, british veteran involved in counterterrorism. it seems to me that we're not the only country that has problems like this. britain, too, has been through a fair amount. back in the late '70s, early '80s, the provisional ira