dr. phillips center for the arts. on the southeast corner, the former site of the infamous round building, an office tower is planned. on the northeast corner, a boutique hotel was in the works, but that proposal was withdrawn last october when the only developer to pitch a project said he wanted to go back to the drawing board. proposal for the land with a broader focus, possibly a mixed use development but that has not happened. in a written statement today, a city spokeswoman said, "the city is taking a step back and evaluating what is the best there is no timeline set for this or any need to rush, the statement went on to say that the parcel is currently being used as a green space for outdoor events and that will be they plan it' s future. when and if the land is sold or leased, the city says the money will go towards the continued operation of the arts center. in orlando, amanda ober, wesh 2 news. meredith: phase two is set for groundbreaking sometime this year. it will feature a 7500 performance hall. stewart:

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dr. phillips, apopka and all of central florida on >> a man and woman beaten during a carjacking. what we are learning about possible suspects. >> the search continues for a missing boater after fishing on a lake. what deputies did in hopes of locating him. good morning, central florida. it is 5:30. thank you for waking up with us on this thursday. >> we have amy and troy. >> good morning. >> a lot better than yesterday. i like what i'm seeing. >> and weather wise, a whole different scenario. we'll enjoy a windy day. at least we are not dealing with storms. it will be sunny and cool to start. a cool day through the afternoon only getting into the 60's. are you ready for that? the weather is set up, showing the area of low pressure moving to the north and east.

dr. phillips. he said he didn't reveal his arrest. >> we reached out to the chain for any type of reaction and they refused to comment. we also found the department of health's website that guerrero's license is still good to practice in the state in winter garden. >> his license appears clear on the department of health website. unless the convictions are listed they list no public >> reporter: after guerrero was arrested in the winter garden case he posted bond. he's not facing any other charges in any other cases. outside of the orange county courthouse, roy ramos, channel 9, eyewitness news. >>> we have a new warning about a scam involving the merritt island dream home. we showed you this dream home when construction finish in the summer. the big dream winner said they would not be if i can -- picked for another 10 days. >>> what we're working on for eyewitness news at 6:00. >> remains found in volusia county. what investigators have to say about that discovery. >> a story you haven't seen on e

dr. phillips, but he was fired for not revealing he was under investigation. >>> if your children are in elementary school, they might spend more time playing outside. the statehouse just passed a bill that would require 20 and it can't be taken away from children for disciplinary or academic reason. yesterday, parents and lawmakers talked about giving children a break. and it will be consistent across the state of florida. >> it should be across the board. it shouldn't be one teach likes it the other teacher doesn't. all kids need a break. it is not fair to them. >> despite the push for mandatory recess, local school districts are feeling the requirement is not necessary. the bill will face major hurdles in the florida senate. so far the chairman of that education committee has refused to hear the bill. there is only three weeks remaining in the 2016 session. i have called him several times and still have not heard back. >>> parents may have a say in which school their children attend. the bill would allow parents to pick any school they want as capacity and they would be able to transf

dr. phillips -- and daytona beach adrian killins. >> our percentage is really high almost every kid that we got in contact with was interested in this place. that's what really attracted me to this job and i think that's just what's going to attract players today, and down the road to this place. >> florida had a school record 12 early and already on campus going through off season conditioning and depending on which ranking you look at, the gators cracked the top ten nationally and florida loaded on more than 202 dozen players and beat up major schools to get some four and five star kids. >> when you look at it from the back sided, you know, i think we've got some really good talent there, and it'll be fun to watch him, because, you know, the majority here are here already, so we'll get a good feel with that this spring. >> and florida state absolutely cleaned up. the so many knowles -- seminoles are ranked at either the best or the second best class in the country. every player was at least ranked as a four-star athlete and the head coach says he filled every position on the floor and

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 run starts at 2:00 p.m. and will cost you 55 dollars to run. and last but certainly not least, music will fill the air in ocoee this weekend for the annual sunshine jazz festival. school from 7:00 p.m. until 9:00 >> it' s a jaz festival where we bring kids in and have clin

dr. phillip devere-- he's our consulting forensic anthropologist. fin. thought you only used facial recreations to i.d. a body. there are no photos of the victim and you need visuals for trial. it'll help connect the jury with the little girl. i'll show you. now, it used to take a few days working with modeling clay to sculpt a face. but now with this new computer software it just takes a few hours. now, i'm guessing at the eye color and the flesh tone but at least most of her hair was still intact. am i too early for cause of death? for a written report-- yes. for my findings-- no. now, she has a compound fracture of the left scapula. it's shattered. place cle attention to the fracture pattern of the ribs. most are cracked and broken perimortem.

dr. phillip devere-- he's our consulting forensic anthropologist. fin. thought you only used facial recreations to i.d. a body. there are no photos of the victim and you need visuals for trial. it'll help connect the jury with the little girl. i'll show you. now, it used to take a few days working with modeling clay to sculpt a face. but now with this new computer software it just takes a few hours. now, i'm guessing at the eye color and the flesh tone but at least most of her hair was still intact. am i too early for cause of death? for a written report-- yes. for my findings-- no. now, she has a compound fracture of the left scapula. it's shattered. place cle attention to the fracture pattern of the ribs. most are cracked and broken perimortem. is ventral to dorsal. in other words, the blows landed front to back. which means she was kicked to death. more like she was lying on her back when the attack started and turned defensively on her right side. this kind of damage-- she was stomped. can i smoke? maybe later. i don't have any cigarettes. i don't ha

dr. phillips center for the performing arts. meteorologist marina jurica is in the severe weather center. >> the area of low pressure is dragging towards the north, northeast. as it does so, it will leave us with a blustery day. right now, up 25-miles per hour. 15-25 for now, but we'll be looking at 20-30 as we head into the afternoon. impressive wind, which is going to make our 50s toe day for highs feel more like upper 40s to about 50. in ocala. but it will be a cloudy start, high of 57 by 4:00. in sanford and i4 corridor. cloudy and drizzly this morning, but by noon, we'll start to clear continuings up nicely. a high of 57 there. new smyrna beach, starting out cloudy, a little drizzle, especially in volusia coupe. we'll be looking at a high of 55 it is going to be a nice day, but a cool day, make sure the sweaters get good use. darlene >>> orlando police are working to figure out what lead up to a nightclub shooting. two people were killed and six others were injured. it happened around 1:00 this morning at glitz ultra lounge

dr. phillips center tonight. they run all weekend. >> it is a half-hour ballet, then an intermission, and an hour-long ballet. reporter: number three is the orlando chili cookoff accessible park. simple chili from dozens of competitors. they will be competing in the fourth annual chili eating challenge. tickets are $20 at the gate, which gets you unlimited chili samples. number four, you can strip down to your knickers and run through downtown orlando for cupid' s undie run. it is for a good cause. money raised goes to children' s tumor foundation. it starts at 2:00 p.m. and will cost $55. reporter: last but not least, music will fill the air in ocoee at the annual sunshine jazz festival. it is saturday at ocoee high school from 7:00 p.m. until 9 >> we give students some clinics and awarded shops, and at night, a professional performance with some of the best trombone players in the country. the night before, tonight, we have a lot going on. reporter: you can go back to the time of night, lords, and ladies of the

dr. holly phillips. mount at home and abroad over the threat posed by the zika cbs news chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook recently returned from brazil, the epi center of the outbreak, where he spoke with a doctor whoen zika and birth defects. >> reporter: pediatric vanderland saw her physician case of microcephaly back in august and soon more infants with the same unusually small head. her mother anna, also a phoned with troubling news.what did you think?like, detected? >> yes, yes. the usual causes, they looked for other clues. women reported a rash during pregnancy, a symptom that helped lead them to the main suspect -- zika. reannay evan and melissa were born in october. this is her first child. if any mother or father could choose, she saysuld choose to have a normal baby, a healthy baby, but because you cannot choose, i am going to love my daughter. for "cbs this morning: saturday," dr. jon lapook, in brazil. teps for combating the virus, holly? >> scientists on the front line are looking at a multiangle approach for combating it.y to create better and eyeds and pesticides so we can

dr. phillips and all (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, >> two people shot and rushed to the hospital in orlando. the big question, who pulled the trigger. >> we arrived at the scene of more breaking news on this busy thursday. a man and woman beaten during a carjacking at a gas station. what we are learning about possible suspects. >> the search continues for a missing boater. what deputies spent the night doing in hopes of finding him. it is now 6:30 on this thursday morning. thanks for joining us. >> also joining us, we have amy and troy. good morning. >> good morning. things are quiet. i love it. >> where is the wood to knock on? >> i know. >> better watch out. wind. after yesterday's storms, a front has moved through. the front is bringing behind it, drier stable air. lots of sunshine to enjoy today. notice the blue arrow, the winds moving around an area of low pressure that is moving off, retreating, getting away from us. the same low that brought the storms yesterday. a counterclockwise flow, sending these

dr. phillips >> no. 1, there's a way to run and have fun in your underwear. the cupid's run takes place in downtown orlando on saturday. proceeds benefit the children's tumor foundation. go to the website. that's tonight's o-town countdown. >> sonni: it is eagles versus drones. while video of an eagle grabbing why this could be the key to >> sonni: an eagle takes down a drone, and this video was posted on fox news.com. the dutch national police training eagles to grab small drones that could be potential terror threats. the eagle grabbed the small drone, then carries it off to a safe location. let's go over to bob for a look at what's coming up tonight on fox 35 news at 11:00. >> bob: breaking news from the hawkeye state. hillary clinton narrowly leading bernie sanders in the iowa caucuses. but we're going to tell you why sanders camp is feeling ecstatic tonight. for the republicans, ted cruz is the big winner, narrowly edging out donald trump and marco rubio, how those stories are shaping the campaign trail. and new tonight at 11:00, a dramatic rescue after

dr. phillips center for the performing arts >> no. 1, there's a way to run and have fun in your underwear. the cupid's run takes place in downtown orlando on saturday. proceeds benefit the children's tumor foundation. go to the website. that's tonight's o-town countdown. >> sonni: it is eagles versus drones. while video of an eagle grabbing a drone and taking off mid why this could be the key to >> sonni: an eagle takes down a drone, and this video was posted on fox news.com. the dutch national police training eagles to grab small drones that could be potential terror threats. the eagle grabbed the small drone, then carries it off to a safe location. at what's coming up tonight introducing longhorn' s steaks that sizzle for $12.99. like the new smoky bacon sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. only at longhorn steakhouse. you cant fake steak. aha! oof! weee! slurp. mmmmmm. cinnamon. milk. cinna-milk. cinnamon toast crunch. crunch!

dr. phillips performing art center this weekend, but before he's doing that, he sat down >> great to see you. >> great to see a, amy. thank you. >> okay. >> so you have a new album out, first of all. is that the reason you're out on tour? >> not particularly. this tour was booked before the album was ever conceived. it was meant, you know, sometimes they book me in advance, like two years in advance because i go all over the world and the world now is a very small place. so they begin and go, okay. i think this time of the year you will be in north america somewhere. oh, okay. fine. great. that's all i know. i don't know anything. >> so where is your permanent home? what is home for you now? >> home is the whole planet, but i spend -- i spend a lot of my time in florida. i have my studio there. that's why i'm there quite a lot. it's quite beautiful. and but most of the time when i'm there, i just vegetate. i'm inside my studio working. i never really have time to go have fun. it's just, the travels themselves, going around. if you go all over china, egypt, tonesia, all over southeast asi

dr. phillips center, you don't want to miss. there will always be good ones on the list. >> john: time for the business headlines and joining us live from new york is lauren simonetti at the fox business network studios, happy monday, she's wearing green, hopefully -- >> leap day! >> how are the markets? >> traditionally leap day is bad for your portfolio but actually, it is -- i got the wrong memo. should be wearing red. dow is off 2 points and the month of february has been solid for stocks. the dour up this month and -- dow and s&p are up, this is the final derek oil prices are up. so january is behind us and hopefully now, maybe we can see a gain. we're not down that much. >> john: let's talk about disney, we have discussed that this morning, the seasonal pricing, break it down for us here. ticket and look at a calendar to see which days have certain demands and you can book your ticket to the park, 8 to 11 months ahead of time and for orlando's park, the value tickets stay the same, one day pass, $105 and the regular prices

dr. holly phillips. first up, concerns continue to mount at home and abroad over the threat posed by the zika virus. cbs news chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook recently returned from brazil, the epi center of the outbreak, where he spoke with a doctor who found the link between zika and birth defects. >> reporter: pediatric neurologist dr. vanessa vanderland saw her physician case of microcephaly back in august and soon more infants unusually small head. her mother anna, also a doctor, phoned with troubling news. when you heard that, what did you think? you were, like, detected? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: after ruling out the usual causes, they looked for other clues. 70% of the women reported a rash during pregnancy, a symptom that helped lead them to the main suspect -- zika. melissa were born in october. this is her first child. if any mother or father could choose, she says, they would choose to have a normal baby, a healthy baby, but because you love my daughter. for "cbs this morning: saturd

dr. phillips performing art center and the 408 expressway and it's a beautiful start to our day. satellite and radar is crystal clear. offshore clouds and that's where they will stay for the day today. high pressure will gradually move to the atlantic coastline the next 48 hours. as it does so, it will drag a southeasterly wind up to our neck of the winds. that will warm us up into sunday and monday. a chilly start. it will be chilly tomorrow, too, a warming weekend overall. 39 in the villages and deland. 43 orlando. you add the windchill, 33 palm coast. 39 in deland and the villages. 38 in downtown orlando. you get the gift. it's a chilly start. it will be warmer. it's dry. it will stay dry and comfortable moving into the next few days. future track 9 showing the offshore clouds and showers that will stay in the atlantic and not bother us at all. crystal clear sunshine and clear skies overnight and tomorrow morning. a degree or two warmer into sunday morning but it will be chilly. the next front makes an appearance wednesday afternoon. as it pushes through, a few showers ending

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dr. holly phillips and dr. tara narula. first up. new concerns about controlling the spread of the zika virus in the u.s. florida governor rick scott declared a health hemorrhage in his state over the cases of the mosquito-born disease. texas health officials say it likely happened through sexual contact, not a mosquito bite. thing? >> not very common, anthony. it's what everybody is really afraid of. before this case in dallas there were two case reports. one in 2008 of a colorado scientist returning from senegal reportedly affected his wife and another case that a man had zika symptoms and his semen and urine tested positive. experts tell us the primary road or highway for transmission is the mosquito, not sexual contact. we are not expecting this to be transmission of the virus. it does highlight the need for us to do more research to really understand how this virus works, how long it could persist in semen. so there are still a lot of unanswered questions around it. one of the other issues that has come up is whether this could