florida enhancement education fund but with schools suffering and supplies scares parents wonder -- >> if they have all this extra money why can't they afford basic items? they only make up about 6% of the florida department of education's budget. you may be disappointed to know it's not really an enhancement. supported the lottery who thought it would be spent on top of the budget is just used to complete it. a. >> i it was in addition to. i thought it was helping our students more than what our tax dollars were. >> it raises the revenue and we but the greater minds at the capital determine how it is used. reporter: the jumbo jackpots makes a big difference. the cycle has raised more than $40 million. in st. petersburg, eric glasser, wtsp. >>> if you are wondering about the out facing a payoff of your own? you have a one and 38 chance of winning $4. the odds of winning 100 are almost one in 15,000. it's tougher to match at one and nearly 12 million. >>> south korea's military is resuming loudspeaker propaganda . this is souls way of retaliating against the north claims. attested bomb this week. what that music is accompanied by propaganda playlist criticizing not only north korea's nuclear program but ec

there are few out there and chances -- some chances for florida department of education will make money off of this because of the education trust fund when the sales go up that benefit them. looking over numbers to see how much will go to schools after all of this and whether or not they will benefit. we will work on that for 4:00. live in orlando, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> learning more about the security behind tonight's record powerball drawing in tallahassee to the machine is held in an underground vault serious business. by law the doors to the ball cannot be opened until hours before the drawing. each ball set his weight and goes through an x-ray for defects. >>> if the numbers change your life tonight and you win, it could be the biggest problem you have. >> we will talk about this. lost relatives that come out of the woodwork interesting advice from the experts. >>> lingering questions after 10 u.s. sailors ended up in iranian waters. >>> tracking the next system on the way. highlighting the change in during this extended visit from your extended family, all you want is a

from last year's rate, marking the highest graduation rate mdcps has achieved since the florida department of education began implementing new standards track graduation figures in the late 1990's. this is a landmark accomplishment considering the major challenges miami's schools face, including high poverty rates and a large population of english language learners. as a former member of the miami-dade county school board, i salute the students, teachers, faculty, and parents for their dedication and for their commitment to excellence. i also want to recognize school board chair hampton, my other and colleagues, superintendent kur bellow, for their exceptional -- curbelo for their exceptional leadership. i think of them frequently and constantly am reminded how fortunate we are to have them. o the entire mdcps family, thank you. i'm proud to represent you. mr. speaker, on october 24, 2015, monroe county sheriff's deputy josh gordon found himself in a firefight with a robbery suspect on stock identify lan in the florida keys. amid the exchange of gunfire, his bulletproof vest stopped a round of ammuniti

. >> 75.8% according to the department of education. florida's average, 77.8%. officials of lake county are looking into what's behind the drop. they say that they are more worried that lake county kids who do graduate may not be adequately prepared for college. >> john: we'll find out if bill to help charter school afford uniforms. legislation was passed to provide $14 million to districts that voluntarily adopt a school unipolicy, including charter schools. last year they set aced side $8 million, but charter were not included. >> john: you decide 2016. we're waiting to see how the candidates fared after the debate in south carolina. >> it was pretty tense. it felt more like a two-person debate. clinton's lead over sanders has dwindled. a clear politics poll shows clinton with a 13-point lead. clinton feeling the heat, she sanders. healthcare. clinton went on the attack saying it was the wrong direction. >> private insurance, out of health insurance, lower the cost of healthcare for middle class families, a $5,000, that's the vision. >> there are things we can

according to the department of education. right now florida's average is 77.8- percent. officials with the lake county school district tell the daily commercial that they're still looking into what's behind this drop. but they say they're more worried lake county students who do graduate... may not be adequately prepared for college. news alert now-- a traffic accident turns into a deadly shootout in utah over the weekend... and this morning... an officer is fighting for his life. the violence began when salt lake police went after a and a woman who took off running... following yesterday's crash. police say officer douglas barney caught up with the man... cory henderson... who shot and killed him. henderson continued shooting as back-up arrived... injuring officer jon richey... but henderson was eventually shot to death himself. right now officer richey is in serious condition at a hospital. police say henderson had been wanted for several crimes... including a federal arms violation. officers also woman... who's being held for leaving the scene of an accident. today is

accused winston of rape in 2012 and claimed florida state was indifferent. the department of education is claims. >>> the men seminole county deputies say shot and killed a man inside of a sanford bar will remain on bond. investigators say he killed oceania hampton saturday night. cool breeze bar. charges, and arraigned march 1st. >>> an accused gang member who once escaped from an osceola jail won a critical appeal in his case, he was arrested in new jersey after escaping from his jail cell in 2010. prosecutors argued that he was an habitual offender and sentenced to 22 years for that escape. in october, a juj ruled that sentence was illegal because he had one prior conviction and granted him a new hearing. they stand by their original argument. >>> volusia county leaders say daytona's homeless problem has gotten so bad that some departments were closed today. the city has requested the salvation army to bust the homeless out of daytona beach. what do they think about this bus ride? >>reporter: the homeless are still here in front of the county administration building, they even have

the department of agriculture will award the university of florida research and education have a $6.8 million grant to continue their work along the lines. you know a cure for citrus green cannot be fast enough. the disease which is spread by insects wiped out 130,000 acres of citrus since 2005. costing the state $3.6 billion in revenue. the harvest was the lowest seen in 52 years. >>> st.st. pete has started alley pickup of the recycling bins. they started the recycling and all the blue bins had to roll out. as of today if you have an alley that's where trash is that's where the bin will go within a few days they will hear about problem blocks and follow through. >> we look where they cannot make it work. they cannot make it work. we go back to the curb side. >> about 40% of st. petes has alleys that is more than 30,000 homes. residents in the old northeast and ken wood were demanding in alley recycling. it is so important. >> moving again for sure. >> welcome back by the way. chilly and paul the parade was cold. >> it is in and out. lots of frost around. ended up with a monday. look

today, the u-s department of agriculture will award the university of florida's citrus research and education center... a 6-point-8 million dollar grant... to continue their 3 and a cure for citrus greening can't come fast enough... the disease, is spread by insects, has wiped out an estimated 130-thousand acres of citrus in florida since 2005... costing the state 3-point-6 billion dollars in revenue. last year's citrus harvest was the lowest florida has seen in 52 years. 3 ((walter)) still ahead: it looks like apple is already looking to replace it's iphone 5s.((jen)) the changes apple's next big release could feature. 3 (jen plus, it's not just show you some of clearwater marine aquarium's latest it' s a taste so bold, yet so smooth, it could only be called, black silk, from folgers. a taste you could enjoy, fresh brewed, or one cup at a time. 3 welcome back the time is 5:xx... rumors have been swirling about a new i-phone 6-c. but, apple says the new design is actually an upgrade on an older model. the company says they are updating the existing i-phone 5-s.... to appeal to people looking

session at 10:00 this morning and is expected to discuss one of the top priorities, education and lawmakers will get an update from the florida department of law enforcement on the report released last week of the rape kit backlog. and later in the day, the house committee will hear a on a bill for ride sharing committees like uber. >>> 8 on your side is finding affordable ways for the family to gather around the table and eat healthy meals without having to cook. i did some on your side leg work and i will show you what is cooking. >> everything is broiled, fresh and it's made daily. >> reporter: clean plate cooking, from light fair to family style, she packs up healthy meals made fresh daily and delivers them to the front doors of dozens of busy families in the west chase area. >> i'm so busy. i run a business, a work, i have three kid, two are babies. it's a zoo. and i don't know what i would do without it. >> tradition of coming around the table and keeps the tradition of it takes a village. we come together as women and help each other in the car line and at dinner. that's what it takes. >> reporter: and this is a growing trend in

according to the department of education. right now florida's average is 77.8- percent. officials with the lake county school district tell the daily commercial that they're still looking into what's behind this drop. but they say they're more worried lake county students who do graduate... may not be adequately prepared for college. today is martin luther king day-- so if you depend on sunrail to get around... you will need to find a different ride today. the sunrail trains will not be running-- in observance of the martin luther king junior holiday. sunrail says... its trains will be back up and running tomorrow, starting just after 5 a-m. also closed for the holiday-- that includes the post-office-- which will not be delivering today. most stores and restaurants are open, though. news alert... a traffic accident turns into a shootout in utah over the weekend... and this morning... an officer is dead while a second officer is fighting for his life. the violence began when salt lake police went after a man and a woman who took off running... following yesterday's crash.

florida state is still be investigated by the department of education for title ix violations. kinsman has also sued winston, he has countersued and the cases still spending in u.s. district court. >>> state troopers trying to figure out who was behind the wheel of a pickup truck this morning when it crashed into a man's house. we first showed you the damage on eyewitness news this morning on overdale drive near state road 50 and the 417. troopers say the driver hit a car, a power pole, knocked down a fence and hit two other cars before finally crashing into a man's spare bedroom. >> i was asleep and i heard a big explosion, i had no idea what it was and then come out my bedroom door, of course this is right across and i looked out and seen a car sitting there. >> the driver left the scene but the homeowner says he came back later, troopers say nobody man as the driver at the time and now they say they are working to see if the homeowner can before making an arrest. >>> titusville police say the suspects in a stolen car got spooked when they spotted an officer. so the driver gu

amy g gshner is the health educator a athe florida health department i isarasota. "at work a lot of people tend to get ststssed out, for every hour you sit down. get your body moving again, get your heart pumping. s/grant boxleitner/reportin g :33-38 your desk or work station or even outside. just take a few deep breaths or medication. and that can help reduce stress." "10 minutes a day, just go to a room and focus on your breathing. that's going to really help you water throughout the work day, while lunches. "as you're going, easy things to keep in your head is your want to try to eat your colors. that's an easy one for people to remember." sam curtiss joins us now for sports. iowa state opening up big 12 play on the road. playing down in norman, oklahoma. going up against the third ranked sooners. these teams split ththr regular season matchups last season. the cyclones hoping to hand oklahoma their first loss. highlights out of the break. and the musketeers hosting sioux falls. it was a big game for one of sioux city's rookies. stay where you are because you don't want to miss i

according to the state department of education, as many 10,000 cars a day go around school bus crossing arms in florida. >> every child in our state and life, liberty the pursuit of happiness. nobody has a right to risk somebody else's life. that's what going around a stopped school bus is, a self-less dangerous action. >> school districts would decide whether or not to add the cameras. the bill would make it reckless driving to go around a stopped school bus with its arms out. mike synan, fox 35 news. >> andrea: it is back to the drawing board for speculation x. the rocket tried to land on a barge in the pacific ocean this weekend, so here's what happened >> the rocket was able to land but tipped over and exploded. elon musk blames a broken landing leg but says the right cause may have been it's buildup fog. reaction when they were able to land their rocket on the land for the first time. [ applause ] clearly a much different reaction near that historic space x landing happening at cape canaveral as the first and only rocket booster to deliver a payload and return completely intact. so far they've bee

florida drivers were recorded illegally passing school buses or were stopped. now, the state is considering action that would protect the children on those buses. department of education said compared to last year, more people are racing pass school buses when the lights are it bill could bring a law that makes for a ticket. >> >> a man looking for love got robbed. >> you don't do a background investigation on your own of anybody you date on a website, you can end up with a lot of surprises. >> investigators had no problem finding the accused attacker. the teen-age girl foolishly used her real picture on the profile and deputies knew >>> right now, a registered sexual predator back behind bars accused of raping a teen- age girl at knife-point. ambrose has previously served time for sexual battery. >> >> a saint pete man recovering from a vicious attack. his jaw shattered during a home invasion. two men asked to use the phone and were attacked when he opened the door. police are searched for a >> >> a u.s. marine freed by iran finally made it home. he had traveled to iran to visit his elderly grandmother. iranians took him into custody, accusing him of spying. >> new t

educator at the florida health department in sarasota. >> at work a lot of people tend to get stressed out, for every hour you sit down. get your body moving again, get your heart pumping. grant: another tip you can do right at your desk or work station or even outside. just take a few deep breaths or medication. >> 10 minutes a day, just go to a room and focus on your breathing. that's going to really help you . >> and don't forget to drink enough water throughout the work day, while packing more vegetables in your lunches. >> as you're going, easy things to keep in your head is your want to try to eat your colors. that's an easy one for people to remember. grant so 2016 can be a healthier : one. dale: good morning. nice site when we don't see any rain. we will talk about how many dry >> now w, your live super doppler radar forecast. dale: 5:45 as we look out our various skycam's. we have cool and clear conditions in place. you can see, once again, nothing showing on the super doppler hd. all the way down to the coast, it is dry today. there go the showers that we had last week. now w

according to the state department of education, as many as 10,000 cars a day goes around school bus crossing arms in florida. he says the cameras would stop it from happening, by seeing who was doing it and ticketing the drivers. >> nobody has a right or to risk somebody else's life and that's going around buses, which is a dangerous action. >> school districts would decide whether or not to add the cameras. driving to go around a stopped school bus with its arms out. here's jamye king with a look at your accue weather forecast. good morning. >> before is we've reached thefreezing mark in gainesville #-rbgs 32. when the sun rises it's the coldest time. deland at 38, the villages cashed in at 39, ocala 34, and same with palm coast where the remainder of us at the solid 40s. thirties or 40s, it's cold out there. when that wind picks up, it's light and slight, out of the north or north/northwest complootly calm in some spots, but producing a windchill or feels like factor. feels like 27 to our exposed skin up in gainesville, 27 degrees there with that windchill, 40 at san for and 43 polk county. some is breaki

cord together state department of education, as many as 10,000 cars everyday go around stopped school buses in florida. he said that would stop it from happening by catching the people would go around the buses, then ticketing those driver gz nobody has a right to drive or risk somebody else's life and that's going around the stopped school buses. >> it's a selfless, dangerous action. >> the school districts would decide whether or not to add the cameras, it would also make it reckless driving driving to go around a school bus with its arm out. >> trending this morning, some actors are calling for a boycott of the oscars due to a lack of minority nominees once again. >> spikily and jada pinkett ceremony. forty white actors in two years and no flavor at all. smith called on her fans to join the boycott. with the buzz, the president of academy issued a statement yesterday, promising that the academy will push for more diversity next year. this is the second year in a row the oscars has been accused of lacking culture. >> well, there's a new program that can help young people applying to college. >> the

department of education secretary is visiting valencia west orlando campus. king's valencia visit is the third stop in a five city opportunity across america tour as it is called and the only stop in florida. during his visit king is expected to participate in a round table discussion and get a tour of the campus. the events will focus on kipping's top priorities by making sure every student has the opportunity to succeed and earn an affordable degree. >> in today's health watch, it turns out taking a weekend to catch up on sleep could have unexpected health benefits. researchers at the university of chicago say catching up on sleep may help lower the risk of diabetes. they found the diabetes risk jumped 16% for healthy young men who slept less than five hours on four consecutive night. with two nights of regular sleep insulin levels were normal. >> i don't feel so bad about >> you have to sometimes. dr. suess work at island of adventure people are used to seeing his work come to live. >> south floridians are getting a look at the author's work. palm beach gardens is show casing the work of dr. suess. visitors can see cat in the hat. they can also see the lesser known paintings, including

florida's most accurate kevin day. >> >> if you are the parent of a school age child, woe want to show you something that will make your jaw drop. drivers illegally passing school buses in a single day. department of education said compared to last year, more people are racing back school buses even when the lights are flashing red, warning people to stop. a bill working its way through tallahassee can record anybody that speeds past. >> ruling out arson as a cause for street. helicopters spotted the fire and they called it in. luckily, the family of five were not in at that time >> the reason a radio host said he is against profootball's first female coach and the dete it is touching online, >>> 71,000 infant car seats may not be safe for your baby. the problem has to do with handle you use to carry your infant. those handles can crack and break, causing the seat to suddenly fall with a baby inside. at least one baby has been hurt. dozens more parents have filed complains. the impacted models -- >> again, 71,000 of them are under recall, right now. we have more specific model numbers that you can you check your car seat against. posted right now on our free mobile app. >> >> taking action for you with a ne