dora and did you grow up in mt. dora? >> i moved down to mt. dora when i was 6 and have been living there almost my whole life. >> john: all of you guys. >> all from there. >> amy: fascinating, too. this is what -- mind blowing. not only is she talented but actually has her international business degree and you went to right? >> amy: okay. your parents are like, okay, were they pushing you, like, come on, you have to get a >> so i grew up in mt. dora and i loved doing theater and i got burned out and i didn't know what i wanted to do with my life and i went, and thought business is in everything and they were pushing, get a degree first, you know and figure out, what you want. >> john: smart, and, on top of the world now, guys, congratulations, all the attention but they are done with us asking questions and are good? we'll get out of the way. take it away. >> 1, 2, 3, 4... to a dead end street where the deed beats meet on the losing street gonna stay out late now i'm wide awake i wanna dance around i wanna dance around i wanna jump around jump

for more now - we turn to fox 28 news reporter dora miller live in iowa city, dora? minutes ago. here at city high, it was aight race bernie sanders and hillary clinton -- who were almost split 50/50. democratic and republican races tonight are running at the bottom of the screen. screen.and for much more on tonight's developments throughout the night, head over to the @ompletely redesigned fox 28 iowa dot coco there you'll find u uated information, tonight's results and video as it comes in to the fox 28 newsroom.it's all fox 28 iowa dot com. many caucus sites were merged with others, utilizing thehe precincts from both parties. parties.fox 28 news reporter steffi lee was at one such location tonight. tonight.she joins us now live from cedar rapids with more, stefef? huge turnout tonight which did cause a delay and even causing a traffic jam outside the church.and inside this room we had six precincts and you could hear iowans geing down to the grassroots level: level:we found many first time and rubio o o is maintaining a sod third.sen ted final push before caucus goers made th

iowa.that's where thousands nominee.cbs 2 news reporter dora miller live in iowa city, dora? caucuses wrapped up just a few minutes ago. here at city high, it was a tight race between two of the candidates. bernie sanders and hillary split 50/50. this is what we have for results here... . >> if you would please get your (no audio). >> the biggest selling point is that if you look around here, there's a lot of energy for hillary. burden of proofny too, but there's energy for hillary. she has the experience. she's maybe not as far to the left as bernie is. but that means she's baby able to get things done. . >> thank you dora. appreciate it. in more rural parts of iowa, the gatherings were more intimate (no audio) tonight in an absolutely packed house housemore than 150 supporters came out this was from two precincts here in the anamosa area.that's 50 more voters than in an average caucus year. in the end, bernie sanders was exactly right, when he said turnout would make or break his campaign.the final numbers, hillary 75, bernie 74. most of the sanders supporters were not 20 s

dora? [no audio ] into.in just couple of hours, this place will be filled with hundreds of students...let me put this into perspective -- over the past 21-years, "the big event" has raised more than 16-million dollars for the u-i children's hospital to help kids battling cancer.two million of those dollars raised just last year. we'll start the dancing at 7 -- and they'll be going all night until tomorrow night at 7.tonight, we'll be talking to some families that are grateful for all this dancing.. dancing..by the way, if you can't make it, you can still donate.we'll have a link on our website.but right now -- i have to start stretching so the young kids don't show me iowa city, dora miller cbs 2 news live at five right now - >> all right, dora. they may be young but represent us well. we know you will. >>> right now women like me and men across the country are wearing red for go red for women day. february is heart month, and the american heart association wants to raise awareness about th

but the 41st mount dora arts festival will be today and tomorrow. it will be a good start for sure. >> and a lot of eyewitness news cruel be there today. >>> a local group has launched a new system to grade child care facilities. it is one more way that parents can screen who is watching their children. and there's no reason to dwell on it again. kimberly reed is facing child abuse charges for hitting and throwing a child. >> that was a horrible video. it is shocking. but what we're trying do is to really help develop the quality of the teachers that are in the programs. >> so they are trying screen the facilities. but is the reaction between between the children and the staff. and they will be graded on a fave star scale. and they hope to reach 200 of them in the next year and a half. parents where to to place their child. >> reporter: and the star relating system is also on child care owners to volunteer that they are not trying to hide anything. doesn't that a big indicator of the quality of care they are going to get? >> absolutely. >> the dayca

dora area, mt. dora christian academy and, we have a shuttle and i recommend boats to boat in. >> this will be a terrific weekend, happened saturday and sunday, 10:00 to 5:00, and close to 300,000 people expected at the arts festival, bring your best game on and if you need more information head to our web or -- >> on the deck and the mexican restaurant, too. >> amy: the mexican restaurant, is so good! i can't decide. so good. jayme's truck and the ice cream place, we better stop. still to come, dozens of american idols are sent home as the judges pick their top 24. it? will she go to the next round? >> amy: she's got the pipes, was it enough? beach beach native made it and, spray. this changes everything. flonase is the 24 hour relief outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance, flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. so g

it is mount dora christian academy, we have mount dora high school and the triangle center which is a shuttle that is round-trip. i also recommend if you boat to >> reporter: boating into an art festival. this is going to be a terrific weekend this saturday and sunday 10-5 and close to 300,000 people are expected. head to our website if you need more information and don't forget to pick up one of these on your way. andrea jackson, fox35 news. >> sonni: a florida plan murders his wife and puts a picture of her body on facebook. >> bob: he is headed behind bars. you will hear from the victim's family who said the punishment doesn't bring back their loved one. >> sonni: and a behind the scene look at the airport security measures designed to keep you safe. i i dodon'n't t knknowow w whahatt i'i'm m dodoining.g. i i cacan'n't t fifindnd a anynyththiningg jujustst w whehen n i i ththinink k itit's's j jusust t nonot t gogoining g toto w worork.k. ththisis w womomanan t thahat t woworkrks s ththereree cocomemes s ovoverer a andnd a askskss cacan n i i hehelplp y youou?? anand d hehe w wasas

. >>> cbs 2 reporter dora miller visited to get to the bottom of the allegations. dora? >>reporter: it looks like there has been movement to the ststy since we reported, progress has been made in there trying to figure out what really happened at jefferson high. >>> brent bush says these pictures were taken in the jefferson high. there are signs stating asbestos was in the area but according to brent the sign and the red tape or not ough to reduce e risk. >>> it should not have happened the way it did. we should've had proper shooting up an hepa filters to keep that from being spread. >>reportererdr. brad bok isisthe superintendent at the school district in cedar rapids that he only found out about the mishap. >> a look at the pictures anan n't have the expertise. in an email he contacted the department months ago. >>reporter: he called common iowa dnr and left a detailed voicemail, neither toto nor anyone else bothered to return my call. >> i don't know that i have enough information to understand where things are. it sounds like he would try and do due diligence with t

* saying tonight, dora? there are still a lot of questions in this case... police are telling us that this was not a random act... they are still conducting interviews with witnesses but they haven't released any leads in this investigation. " when i heard the gunshots, laid my family on the floor and took cover, waited for the police to show up before i stuck my head out the door." larry lives at cedar valley townhomes.....where the first homicide of the year happened. happened. "when i walked to the parking lot, it was a dude laying in the parking lot and they were performing cpr on him, but from [hat i saw he was dead before they even the heavy police activity aroundndis home... surprisingly, he feels safe. safe."violence is gonna be everywhere, it's not like you can get away from it." it." "gun violence is a symptom oother issues that are creating it and so the police department needs to work with the rest of the community to address this problem."cedar rapids police chief wayne jerman says the departmen

cbs 2 news reporter dora miller is at the town hall right now, dora, what has been said? doors. cbs 2 news reporter dora miller joins us with more. >> reporter: president harreld wrap up his presentation maybe at around 4:35. but in the first 20 minutes of his presentation, people were yelling. one main protester cameup to the front. one of them being resign. and as soon as you walk into the doors here, there was -- you could feel the tension. but bruce harreld decided he would d ignore most of the comments from the protestors. he continued on with his presentation comparing university of iowa to different campuses around the nation. so he made sure at he stayed on topic. however, he did constantly get interrupted. the question-and-answer session is going on right now. anyone can ask any question they want. they are not prescreened. so he did apologize at the beginning. i did get to listen to that. he did apologize for all the interruptions. is still trying to hold the town hall and make as it professional as possible. the questions from people will continue until 6:00. we'll ha

go.fox 28 news reporter dora miller, live in tiffin right now has more on tongiht's talk, dora? tonight, young woerok the heat..after city oposed an ordinance that would keep minimum wage as low as $7.25 for workers under 18 years old. be paying kids under 18 any less. equal work, equal pay." "if you start making a cutoff based on age of younger than 18 years, you can flip that around and make the same discrimination about people over 50."people in the council meeting were all on the same page..it was the council that was split on the decision to keep minimum wage lower for teenagers. "i think what it's about it suppressing wages and it doesn't suppress wages for just children, which i am m completely against, but it suppresses wages for everyo bad for this minimum wage. i feel you have to work, prove youruelf to be a good worker and you will get your p p.""i like the passion of trying to pay more, i'm not against that. they just won't, they'll get less hours..""those arguments are 80 years old argument, i'm stating a fact mike. just as you did, i did too."after some heated mome

different.fox 28 news reporter dora miller is at the university of iowa for tonight's big party. party. this is too fun! i could do this all night but i have to take a break to tell you about this incredible girl we met. she's 11 and her name is sophie. she was diagnosed with leukemia at only 3 1/2 years old. she says she was at her realized something was wrong. sadly, her grandma had just passed away from the same cancer.but with the help of dance marathon, sophie was able to get treatment for more than 2 years. but here's the exciting news, she's been out of treatment for six years. sophie lowe 01:08:56 "it's really been a lot of inspiration and just joy because really what this is is showing how wonderful life can really be and you really want to live up to this because this is something great."i'm sure sophie's still in here dancing so i'm going back in! see you guys a little bit later. thanks dora.instead of dancing g it was soup dishes s bebefiting a corridor group tonight. tonight.the marion american legion hosted this soup supper for the iowa humane alliance. organizers h

dora miller is on campus now with more. >> reporter: so many families special kids wewealked to beforehandnd- a brave boy named vincent. at the end of 2013, vincent's family was dealt an unexpected hand. they were told their son had brain cancer. so all of 2014 and some of 2015 was spent getting treatment. vincent's family says without dance marathon, they wouldn't be able to celebrate his first year treatment free!they say the best part of the organization is feeling like they belong. "dance marathon is a great opportunity for us to be a part of a group that cares about treating us like a noal mily, which a lot of with cancer you don't get that opportunity because people just say they have cancer and some people try to avoid it." it."vincent just turned 7 and celebrated a year without treatment. everyone here will be celebrating with him until tomorrow night at 7! i've already worked up a sweat. in so many people. i'm goingng to head out there and celebrate with him. dora mler. >> that's always such awe great event. >>> speaking of big parties, the first super bowl happened january 1967. >>

dora millele cbs 2 news live at five. happening now - several corridor cities are wrapping up next year's budget.today cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore spoke with north liberty leaders to hear what they have planned. planned. i'm standing in the middle of an area that will see a lot of changes in thnext few years.s. north liberty has work planned to the east on penn street, for that house and to the west on penn street all the way to the interstate. interstate.north libertytycity officials say fiscal year 2017 is going to be another busy year.the council has $200,000 planned to restore the historic ranshawawhouse that now hosts some community events and could have more.to liberty road and dubuque street the city has resurfacing, sewer and water projects totaling at least 1212 milllln dollars over the next two years.the city administrator says much of that work is fueled by the construction of liberty high and two incoming subdivisions. to the west, the city plans to use 3.5 million dollars to widen penn street to four l

go.cbs 2 news reporter dora miller, miller,is live in tiffin right now has more on tongiht's talk, dora? tonight, young workers took the heat....after city council proposed an ordinance that would keep minimum wage as low as $7.25 for workers under 18 yes old. "i don't think thatate should [ no audio ] . less. equal work, equal pay." "if you start making a cutoff based on age of younger than 18 years, you can flip that around and make the same discrimination about people over 50."people i ithe council meeting were all on the same page..it was the council that was split on the decision to keep minimum wage lower for teenagers. "i think what it's about it suppressing wages and it doesn't suppress wages for completely against, but it suppresses wages for everyone." "i have a hard time feeling bad for this minimumuwage. i feel you have to work, prove yourself to be a good worker and you will get your pay.""i like the passion of trying to pay more, i'm not against that. they just won't, they'll >> i i like the passion of trying to pay more. i'm not againsthat. theyl get less hours. >> those

covering the corridor in cedar rapids, dora miller fox 28 news dora thanks.a new development now in a deadly cedar rapids fire. fire.fox 28 news has learned that 76-year-old karen jacobs passed away in the hospital after monday morning's fire on the southwest side. side.she and her husband were pulled from the burning home by firefighters.76-year-old ronald jacobs was pronounced dead at the scene. investigators believe smoking materials started the fire and there were no working smoke alarms inside the home. right now... investigating a shots fired incident.officers say two homes near the 1500 block of woodmayr drive were hit by the bullets.several shell casings were found at the scene.police tell fox 28 news that no one was injured.investigators have not made any arrests. in cedar rapids. rapids.one person may be facing trouble with the law tonight after a morning shooting and police chase. chase.the shots were fired just before 10-this morning in the 14-hundred block of sixth avenue southeast.officers a block away - investigating a possible burglary - heard the shots and ran toward

. >>> tomorrow is the dora's annual event. you can see crowds were busy this morning browsing through paintings, jewelry and other one vendor told us she's anticipating good venues. >> several people lost their tents. >> mount dora will want to close the street in the downtown area. tomorrow will be at least drier, george. >> reporter: but it will be cold and windy. it started raining around orlando around noon today and just started raining. about a half inch over orlando, but even brevard county overan inch in spots. near the max brewer bridge pushing into the cape canaveral area. all you have to do is click on the tab right here that says radar. temperatures will cool overnight because as this low moves offshore it will not only take the rain with it tonight but it will also dry colder drier air behind it then this low will intensify, actually a hurricane force wind warning just off the shore of north carolina. it will be cold and windy tomorrow morning and afternoon. once that low moves out that means for the next five day

dora miller, fox 28 news dora thanks.in a statement to fox 28 news, popeyes thanks customers for reporting the issue..and they say in part...they are investigating the situation and making sure nothing like this happens sexual assault is a brutal crime e that can leave both physical and emotional scars but across the country tens of now, officials are working to find out just how many of those untested kits are in iowa fox 28 news reporter joe huisinga has more on how they're handling the problem. sexual assault or rape k ks are an important tool for law enforcment agencies to identify suspects and bring them to juctice. now the iowa attorney generals office is looking to eliminate a backlog of untested kits. kits. 19;37;27it's not done like it is on csi they don't get everything tested and everything else you know in a matter of minutes 7testing of sexual assault kits is a costly and a time consuming process16;39;9 gardnerif you provide all of the kits to the crime lab in ankeny whats going to happen is you're going to over burden the system for those kits that you need tested immediately

hi, kevin. [ cheer in the background ] [ no audio ] to johnsononcounty where dora miller is standing by at city high in iowa city. that's right, kevin. tonight we're caucusing with the dedecrats hhe at city high... you to caucus -- the cafeteria and the auditorium. it's pretty interesting though, this is the first time they haven't had both the democrats and republican caucus here -- one of the republicans sites is at west high. as we look inside the cafeteria. it's pretty quiet now, but not for long. we've been told to reiterate that if this is your polling place, come early. most people will start arriving in the next hour or so. and we'll be here as they do. stay with cbs 2 for updates on tonight's caucus. the main point we can make -- get here on time. thank you dora - and kevingng and be sure to stst with cbs 2 and fox 28 all night on air and online! we're here - we're and online at cbs 2 iowa dot com. we'll bring you the newest cccus numbers as they come in - and we'll give you detailed analysis of the results analysis of the results >> >> we're going to bring you analysis of t

reporter dora miller is live the clear up the miss conception. >> listen to these numbers, just one half of one% of drivers actually get these tickets in the mail. but if you are part of that small percentage, take a listen. >> so a traffic camera caught you speeding. you only realize that when you find the dreaded citation in the mail. . >> i have gotten a couple. >> but that $75 is burning a hole in your pocket. >> i can't remember what happens if you don't pay it. >> the hammer in the past has been it will affect your credit rating so if you were out to ok for a loan, there would be this on your record. >> now mayor says thatcamera has lost its impact. >> the city will attempt to collect on that fine, and if people still don't pay, then thonly other resource the city would have would be to take the individual to court. >> in the big scheme of things, corbet said that's not an option the city plans to explore. >> we are not going to go through the legal expense of trying to take someone to court for $75. that doesn't make any financial sense. >> last year a court ruling that the city c

. >>> one of the largest festivals and mount dora is underway this week in. the traffic alert to maneuver around the 250,000 expected >>> up next and tracking hour avo: when laquinta.com sends craig wilson a ready for you alert the second his room is ready, ya know what he becomes? client: great proposal! let's talk more over golf. craig: great. client: how about over tennis craig: even better. avo: a game changer! avo: the ready for you alert, >>> less than a year after their opening the first legoland florida has plans to expand. it includes a lakeside resort to be built on 50 acres of vacant land. it will include 166 single- story duplex units a pull, coupons, and a clubhouse. no word on when it will be up and running. >>> mount dora's largest annual event is underway this week in. the art festival is expected to bring in more than 250,000 people. you can see the people browsing through paintings, jewelry, and other artwork. we ask the vendor how she would compare this with other art >> this is one of the top premier shows in florida. it's very nice. we li

you.fox 28 news reporter dora miller was at campaign launch tonight and is live in cedar rapids with more. they need 6.5 million dollars to pay off this building...the money will go toward improvements for services and ultimately, help children with mental illnesses cope and thrive in society. society. david's problems started early -- i ithe second grade. grade. "it was a point in our family where we were in crisis."his dad recalls a time at their breaking point. point. "at school he would ld things totother and then we'd get home and then he'd let go of the all the emotion he was holding up and then home became an issue."they had resources from the school david attended...and they did all they could at home.but it wasn't enough. enough. "from what i can remember,tanager was a not only very scary for me, but also, and most of all, extraordinarily helpful."david grace... "for me, i didn't understand the amount of stress i was putting my family through and i didn't realize what i was doing."but so many other families are in that same spot... spot..."there's a waiting list of families

mount dora, lake county, 9:00, 9:30. i-4 corridor, 10:00 a.m., to 12:00 p.m. and cocoa beach, rural sections of osceola, from around 11:00 a.m. into the 1:00 p.m. time frame. storms on the way. and peeling back the rain chance tonight. clearing things out nicely. drop skies and bringing down the temperatures. looks like a run of fairly cool weather over the next couple of days. as amy pointed out, you can tell there's something brewing. temperatures are mild, around 70 storms today, not tomorrow. bright glorious sunshine phasing on back in. and cool temperatureses and morning lows back into the 40s. >> john: people in the southeast assessing damage. >> amy: in pensacola the strong line of storms spawned tornadoes. and fox 35's jackie orozco has the latest on the damage. >> reporter: good morning. first responders, neighbors, and volunteers are door knocking this morning to find anyone who has been trapped under the rubble. three people have been killed and several others killed in louisiana and mississippi. this comes after last night's tornadoes and severe we

dora miller, fox 28 news. still developing tonight - -the heads of the c-d-c and the national institute of >>> the heads of the cdc and national institute of allergy and infectious disease are in washington, testifying about the mosquito-related zika virus outbreak. the virus, now linked to birth become ill, is spreading in the u.s. and 17 states. graphic descriptions were given of the moss cheetos, saying it can infect five people in a single bill. the president has asked for $2billion to combat the virus. cbs 2 news reporter marissa scott explains what blood donors need to look out for before giving blood. >> reporter: there are no reports in iowa, but the mississippi valley regional blood center is continuing to ask normal screening questions but with added concerns due to the spread of the virus. they want to know where you traveled, if you traveled to mexico, the caribbean or other countries from zika is found -- they're not concerned about travelers going to florida or the states. >> abb did a study to s

covering the corridor in cedar rapids, dora miller, cbs 2 news ten at 10. violence in cedar rapids was high on the list of topics s discussed at today's state of the city address.mayor ron corbett highlighted the recent activation of a police community action te, or p-cat.he also touched on successes in the last year, including the expansion of the city's medical and arts cbs 2 news ten at ten continues now with new information about a deadly chopper crash near pearl harbor. harbor. that helicopter plunged into the wer near the arizona memorial last week. the pilot told investigators he heard a grinding sound and a bang before the crash.he said he was going to land in a grassy area but changed course due to people on the ground. authorities believe that passengers.a 16-year-old died from injuries suffered in the crash. some eastern iowans are back in the corridor tonight after a long day at the state house. house.just 24 hours after federal officials pushed the transition to privatized medicaid back another month to april first , many medicaid patients gath

. >> first up, the mount dora art festival -- it' s one of the largest and most anticipated arts festivals in the region, bringing together painters, photographers, sculptors and more to the streets of downtown mount dora. it' s saturday and sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. next, the orlando ballet debuts a new show featuring two pieces at the dr. phillips center tonight. the firebird and to familiar spaces in dream runs all weekend. >> it' s a half hour ballet that opens the program. then we have an intermission and then we have firebird which is an hour long ballet. >> number three on our list is the orlando chili cook-off at festival park. sample chili from dozens of competitors as they vie for top awards. joey chestnut will be on hand competing in the 4th annual world chili eating challenge -- tickets are $20 at the gate, which gets you unlimited chili samples. number 4, you can strip down to your knickers and run through downtown orlando for cupid' s undie run. the isn' t just a fun time, it' s for a good cause. money raised goes to the children' s tumor foundation. the mile-ish ru

racing rapidly north and east at 45 miles per hour. ocala, the arrival between 8 and 9:00 a.m., mount dora looks like 9, 930. areas southwest and northeast of that city center point there, i-4 corridor, metro orlando, 10:00 a.m. to the noon hour and cocoa beach to brevard, and such, probably between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. as the system continues, literally plowing through the eastern gulf and becomes rather impactful across the interior and the east side beaches here before the noon hour. again, you can see the numbers strictly through the 70s, a warm, muggy morning, storms on the way. good news, by 5:00, rain chances slowly begin to peel back. a gradual baby step type process, but delivers a shock around the front and delightful area. we'll talk about that straight ahead. >>> people cress the southeast, including here on florida, will be assessing damage today. >> we have video from pensacola where the strong line of storms already spun tornadoes and that's the one heading our direction. >> good morning again. three people have been killed and more than 30 others are injured right now i

the family-friendly event features art, food, and music-- all just blocks away from lake dora. the festival will be open tomorrow and sunday... from 10 am till 5 pm the gloves came off during last night's democratic debate in new hampshire hillary clinton and bernie sanders.. trading blows over a whole range of issues. from who's more progressive... to who's best fit to take on wall street. here's a look at some of the most heated moments... from last night. trt: 217 oc:it will be orlando" on "w-f-l-a" bud, what was your take on last night's debate.. it was pretty fiery.. especially when they debated over who us more progressive... 8 ;ttt you can listen to bud --on his show @8 ;ttf "good morning morning from 6 a.m. saving you money on the fox 35 pump patrol-- regular gas is 1-63 at the wawa on east anchor road in altamonte springs... you can also check any time. just go to "fox 35 and click on traffic. pppppppp`````````````pp`0 valentines day is creeping up on us... but it turns out-- the best place details, next. plus-- new details about what caused a hole to suddenly open up

if it's the chili cook-off, the mount dora art festival, whatever you do, make sure to have it. it has the interactive radar and pinpoints it down to your street level. you can really find out, specially if you see any of those scattered showers. let's talk about what you can expect as we head out here to the chili cook-off for tomorrow. gates open up at noon. a mix of sun and clouds for the first half and again the clouds start rolling in. we'll have the decent chance for rain for tomorrow. what sounds better on a cool, cloudy, rainy afternoon, than some chili? so why not come out here, brave the elements at least and enjoy plenty, plenty of chili samples. >> hey, nobody likes soggy chili or soggy art for that matter in mount dora, candace. thank you very much. we appreciate it. >> that's true. sure. >> keep track of the cooler temperatures or if you want to check the live radar anytime, download our free pinpoint weather app. search wkmg in your app store. >> the teen accused of beating his 21-month-old sister to death is now charged as an adult. riley mullins was found unresp

since cedar rapids community school district is the second school officials s nt the dora. (no audio). >>> we have worked hard to try to keep class sizings, especially in the lower elementary, reasonable. in cedar rapids, we have a number of small elementaries,

dora miller, cbs news. >> thank you. violence in cedar rapids was high on the list of topics scussed today in the city about a month now.the program launched last year in an effort to target high-violence areas of the city to provide supporormayor ron corbett also took time to highlight some areas of success, including the expansion of the city's med quarter and arts district along third street.corbett is contininng to ask residents to get involved. "if you make the call to get involved, people will cheer for you. why? becse you made the right call and if you do, it will help make the state of our city even stronger." stronger."the city is also waiting for federal funding to

the search is over for a missing mount dora boater. searchers found william robl' s body in lake beauclair. sonar equipment helped them make the discovery. his boat was found empty and spinning in circles. the sumter county sheriff' s office is asking for help finding a man with dementia. for 76-year-old robert hennessy. he may be driving a blue 2014 cadillac for door -- four door. >> the zika virus spreads across the u.s.. more than 100 cases nationwide. 10 are impacting pregnant women. an ohio woman says she contracted it well in haiti. >> i was hotter than usual and i looked in the mirror and saw a rash. then i saw it was over the most of my front body. >> we get new cases of zika almost daily. more than 37 cases of zika in florida. we know just how many burmese pythons were caught in florida during the annual hunt. 106 of the invasive snakes were more than 1000 people from 29 states registered for the hunt. the stomach contents of the captured pythons are being analyzed but so far pray has included a fawn and a wood stork. the pyth

schools.fox 28 news reporter dora miller explains how all it's a pretty smooth process. the district heard from parents, students and community leaders after last month's equity conversation, about how they can be more inclusive. now, it's time to implement what they've learned. learned. school should be a successful journey for all kids...no matter their background...so when cedar rapids schools asked for opinions on how to ke that happen -- they got exactly what they were looking for.paul hayes works for the district and says it starts with what students think. think. "they are really the ones that are impacted by the efforts that we are putting in place and so we can speculate as to what the best things might be and we can get input from our commuty members...04:58:57 "the students have the bigger voice."hayes says they're also working on producing a more diverse staff...so the people the kids see the most reflect the community they're in. in. "seeeeg someone that's the same color as them and how successful they've become in is what we hope for students." to be succes

covering the corridor in iowa city, dora miller fox 28 news. more layoffs are coming to deere and company. company.the company says it will cut 100-positions at facilities in dubuque an davenport.the cuts take effect april first.deere and company's stock plunged after poororearnings numbers.a slowdown in sales in the farming sector is contributing to a big dropoff in business for the company. right now, more cases of the zika virus are popping up in iowa. iowa.the public health department now says there are three cases of the virus in the hawkeye state. all are women between the ages of 41 and 80 and none are pregnant. all three traveled abroad to areas where the zika virus is rapidly spreading. will continue to send weekly updates on zika casess. revamping iowa's water quality continues to remain high on the state's priority list. list.the iowa institute of hydraulic resrch now has a tool that tracksthat progress. the iowa water quality information ystem is the institute's interactive website collecting data on nitrate levels.it gathers inform

. >> and this last one tucked away in the beautiful city of mount dora is goblin market. it's amazing. >> it is amazing, and i live in mount dora. i'm not picking favorites here, but it is one of those places that surprises everyone. restaurant. if the weather is warm, hopefully, the weather will be nicer this weekend, they have wonderful outdoor seating. but it's another one of those places where it feels cozy and special. >> it does. >> and you just feel like, oh, this is the romantic evening where we can just talk. we don't have to worry about the other stuff. >> and again, like some of the other cities, you walk outside and you can walk around beautiful mount dora. >> exactly. exactly. so you get sometime together. >> certain we have little extra time, you want to tell us a few of your other favorites that were on your list? >> absolutely. again, i like the upgrade aspect for remoteicism. it's an engagement, proposal, whatever it's going to be, let someone do all the work for you. another place that's often overlooked is christiny. this is old guard italian. before there was a res

. >>> city leaders in mount dora are searching for five more candidates after firing the manage. four candidates were identified during the meeting on thursday night and their interviews will start next week and councilmembers will need to appoint an interim city manager. >>> parents in lake county are on high alert after school district leaders said their children may have come in contact with a student with a he could have come in contact with the students. so far no other students have reported any symptoms and the sick student has not been back to school. >>> one neighborhood said that their trash service is still a mess. the trash and recycle waste has picked up on time but not yard waste. fcc is the hauler in charge of the neighborhood. and we called the company and within two hours, the waste was picked up. >>> thousands of people are expected to stop by the mount dora festival. it starts at 10:00 this morning and you can meet some of the eyewitness news crew there. tom terry will be there marina jurica is in severe weather center 9. >>> we're going to deal with gail warni

. >> some people were calling her "dora the explorer." >> can i tell you what the biggest compare son online was editor and chief of "vogue." tell you that one thing we don't debate, was she actually had the hottest of the night. >> gomez. >> i wanted to feel like a blue backfire. >> she changed into another cutout dress. and let me tell you, this is the power of selena. that dress was on the new york fashion week friday, it flown out on friday and was on red carpet on monday. >> beyonce wore what looked like wedding dress. >> a genuine real wedding dress made by an italia designer. now i'm thinking, here comes the bride or it is beyonce? i actually thought somebody was going to take out some rice and throw it at her. >> maybe we can move on to sierra. >> she was wearing >> she couldn't even wear underwear under that dress. it was two pieces of brirkric tied together. >> how do your wareear this dress? >> kind of like this and if i want to show attitude, i just -- >> what stars will get a fashi do over? >> let me tell you, first of all, let me say i love you, adele. and she can do no

case.fox 28 news reporter dora miller joins us live to clear up the misconception. just one half of one percent of people actually get these speeding tickets from the traffic cameras.if you're part of that small group, your ticket might not impact you as think. so a traffic camera caught you speeding on interstate 380.you only realize that when you find the dreaded citation in the mail. mail."i've gotten a couple because they have one right at my exit."but that 75 dollars pocket."i don't remember what happens if you don't pay it." what if i told you that nothing happens if you don't pay it? "ha." "ha.""the hammer in the past has been that it can affect your credit rating, so if you were out to look for a car loan or a house loan, there would be this on your record." now -- mayor ron corbett -- who's lobbied for the controversial cameras -- says that hammer has lost its impact. impact."the collection agency will attempt to collect on that fine and if people still don't pay then the only other resource the city would have would be to take the individual to court."in t

week.dora miller joins us live from marion right now with new developments tonight, dora? many parents -- even students -- were emotional tonight while talking about personal experiences with the football staff...it seemed like the whole football team was in attendance to support the coaches, but parents had some "this is a 35 pound weigh my son was hit in the face with a 45 pound weight." robert's son played football for linn-mar and was one of the players that was allegedly abused by coach matt casebolt. he claims the coach was upset and used his position to hurt his son. son."instead of talking to him and doing it in a the right, appropriate, professional way, he hit it with both palms in the mouth, breaking his tooth." tooth." "the verbal abuse, the physical abuse has got to stop."one parent says the abuse goes outside of the locker room room "some of these kids get it in the classroro from these coaches and they're pushed from the team to go and bully them where they can't even have lunch in the lunchroom." members of the football team adamantly deny any wrondoing...

, dora? tonight was supposed to shed light on the universitits past and give a glimpse into future plans...but that wasn't the highlight of the night. take a look look it only took about 20 outburst during president bruce harreld's town hall.but amongst the group-led chantinga&and the woman who sat right up front to taunt the president, now 120 days into his new jobharreld kept to his objectiviv-- saying real work has to be done. done.i hope people actually looking at that data, seeing what it means to them and start to have a conversation about what we should do about it."some people in the audience wouldn't let harreld get too far into the university of iowa's ranking against other schools before demanding they have their turn to speak. speak. "i frankly think we got through most of what i wanted to accomplish, i expected protestors, i actually went out and helped them pass out their leaflets ahead of time." but the smiles and the helping hand didn't'teter those who came to the meeting with

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dora miller went to see the rooms.she joins us now with a look at how they are especially helping *one group of students fulfill thehe daily ritual. muslims are supposed to pray five times a day...but without a sacred place, that's hard to do.today, the need for so many muslim students was met.but they say they hope it serves a greater purpose. purpose. you can find just about any race or religion on the university of iowa campus... campus..."the university of iowa is a global, international institution, but we want all of our students 23:39:01 "to feel welcomed." now w it's starting to feel a a little more like home for some...with new private, prayer rooms for students who practice islam. islam."we've had students who have tried to find empty rooms, i've even heard of a student using a stairwell so we did think this was a avery important and necessary thing to respond to."the student praying in the stairwell -- that's mohammed. mohammed."normally when i'm on campus, i try to look for an empty room, which may be hard in the day with all these students or if i can't find a room i'll go

, dora? a viewer called fox 28 news saying he wasexposed to asbestos while working at another high school a few years ago. says if two highgh schools in the area were mishandling asbestos -- there should be an in-depth look at *all schools that were renovated. the attorney general's office will now be looking into allegations of mishandling asbestos at washington high... but one worker believes they should broaden their th the public."brent worked on a geothermal update project at jefferson high in 2013... 2013... "i was the person that was installing the fire alarms getting all that wired up."he says he was exposed to asbestos when crews ripped out pipes in the school. school. "i was literally four or five feet away and the only thing that was separating us from the abatement crew was the yellow piece of caution tape blocking off the hallway." cedar rapids community school district officials say they work hard to keep everyone safe, but they weren't aware of any issues at jefferson. jefferso

exposed.tonight, fox 28 news reporter dora miller tells us about the health-risk of cancer-causing asbestos. asbestos is typically known for causing mesothelioma...we talked to the iowa department of public health to find out how much is too much exposure and at risks people face. face. "i don't think i was seriously exposed to it, i probably just got a little bit in my lungs. i'm sure i got some kind of exposure."that's brent busch -- recalling his exposure to asbestos while working at jefferson high school in 2013. the iowa department of f publbl heheth says breathing in a little is expected, the worry comes after long term exposure. exposure."we're exposed to asbestos in some form every day of our lives, asbestos is a very natural occurring material so we're all exposed to some small level."but how much is too much?ken says that dends, but there are places that have higher amounts and that's not safe. highest levels in construction zones where there's been very poor management of materials, very dry dusty situations for extended periods of time."when asbestos-related concerns arose at wa

tonight, dora miller tells about the health risks. >> reporter: asbestos is usually neen for causing cancer. so how much is too much exposure and what risk do people face. >> i probabay just got a little bit in my lungs. i'm sure i got some sort of exposure. >> reporter: the iowa department of p plic health sayay breathing in a little is expected. the worry comes after long-term exposure. >> it's a very naturally occurring material so we're all exposed to some level. that have higher amounts and that is not safe. >> typically the highest levels in construction zones where they have a very poor management of materialing and dry, dusty situations for expended periods of time. >> reporter: people are given the option to be tested. so some people took advantage of going to the doctor to do that and likely some did not. >> they need to be talking to their health care provider to look at monitoring. >> reporter: sympathy tolls can includudshortness of breath.h. but sympathy tolls may not show up for a while. ken says it's not necessarily the part cals that cause it's the damage they do whe

hours to temperatures later today, tracking how cold it is this morning, 66 by this afternoon mount dora, eustis, orange county, cold hotel, orlando, temperatures around 66, 66 by this afternoon mount temperatures around 6647 tonight not as cold but chilly. coming up we will track wind- chills and when the 70s return. 5:10 am. >> deneige broom , i told you if you would need an alternate, troopers were able to move vehicles out of the lead on weingarten wrote. and we have a spot of construction at i-4. you can see the flashing lights pick you have right lane eastbound blocked off and i will let you know when it up the cones. >>> school board member defending a project -- purchase she made with district money. the art that she paid thousands for that something politically motivated. >> a nursing assistant landed in jail. >>> orlando firefighters at risk nine investigates whether kn the new caramel macchiato let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. oh-oh, oh-oh hearts are made for sharing. spread some