it requires rape kits be submitted to the florida department of law enforcement gets the evidence or after the victim makes a request. attorney general pam bondi says the bill will be a tremendous help in possibly solving cold cases. >> think of the potential of solving unsolved rapes and unsolved murders and other serious crimes throughout the country. >> the bill came about after revelations last year that there are thousands of evidence kits right now in rape case that is remain untested. >>> the dust has settledded on super tuesday. donald trump and hillary clinton chart add clear path towards their respective nominations. ben carson, not official, but likely to drop out of the race this friday. the other campaigns are trying to keep their presidential aspirations alive. and caroline shively has the latest out of washington. >> reporter: the donald takings surnlging past the rest of the gop field. >> if those patterns aren't disrupted donald trump is the nominee. >> reporter: florida senator marco rubio faces the fight of his life with just one victory in minnesota. polls show rub

. >> reporter: a florida department of law enforcement study found that more than 13,000 rape kits sat untested around the state. lawmakers scrambled to find a legislative fix for the backlog. the state is the governor's signature away for setting new guidelines for testing sex assault evidence. house sponsor janet atkins says the bill could get felons off of the street. >> how did that happen that we have so many evidence kits that have not tested them and these victims have not received justice. >> reporter: part of the problem was funding, there is two million dollars earmarked to deal with the untested kids. >> we want to make sure that sexual assault kids arriving at fdle from current cases are timely tested. i think the plan that we have developed is fully funded and addresses the issue 100%. >> lawmakers hope that the additional funding can help clear the backlog in three years or maybe even sooner. >> the original estimate was 9 years and that was unacceptable. >> clearing the backlog may cost up to $8 million and that included money for pay raises and equipment. securing prope

we now know the florida department of law enforcement is involved in the search for this runaway girl. now investigators say 13-year-old jasmen ravel was last seen at her apartment home right next to this park right around 10:30 last night. she was wearing pink pajamas and striped bottoms. she is about 5'1" with dark braided hair. according to police, her family says she has the mental capacity of a 6-year-old, so they are at this time, she is bng labeled an engaged juvenile. again, police have been talking to neighbors, passing out fliers for seral hours this afternoon, hoping somebody can lead them to some information o o where she is. if you have information on her whereabouts, you are urged to call 911. that's the later here in miami. nbc 6 news. >>> new tonight, an armed suspect who targeted a man at a drive-thru atm is on the run tonight. it happened at a bank of america atm. a 22-year-old man was trying to withdraw money when the criminal approached him with a knife and demanded his cash. it's n n known if the thief made off with any money. >>> still to come, congressional cong

awvment dorgd police jazmin ra delop went missing last night around 10:30 from her home the florida department of law enforcement has now issued a statewide leampletd police say she was wearing a pink top and striped pa jam na bat oms and video of a police way blood hound out looking fororhis child but in the end the k9 coming up em time. pllice are asking for every one to come help at this point t. distributing fliers to pib people in the area a neighbor rrkz rork working to spread the word to hopefully bring this girl home safely. what i want today do is take a picture hefer and postton facebook for all my friends in the overtown area swoak find little jazmin. every one, we n nd find jasmine okay get out and look for jasmine. jasmine ravel just 13 years old. police say she haze mental ca tas face ave six year throavmentd very concerned about her safe time. police want to you take a look at her picture. if you see her or thinknk you see 911-50-6789 jessica holly. 7 news. >>> >> >> belkeys: we have this 7 news threamplet has 20 do with cuba and carnival ciewz lines oof. >> sheldon in the plex withore

of the palm bay police department. he's a patrol supervisor named corporal jason mccoy. he is on leave during the investigation by the florida department of law enforcement. police have not yet released the name of the man who died. live in palm bay, tom johnson, fox 35 news. >>> a 8-year-old boy hit by a car while he was riding his bike. tomorrow mad glidewell was booked into the jail. he was given $15,000 bond. he was driving along alpine lane last thursday night when he hit that boy who was riding his bike. he asked if he should call 911 he told police that he heard a bang but didn't know that he had hit the boy. police tonight say gladwell's hospital stay was unrelated to the crash. >>> a man accused of shooting his son got into an argument with his son late this morning at a home on holly boulevard. right near deland. that's when the 58-year-old is accused of shooting his son. deputies found the younger man bleeding from the chest. he is being treated at the hospital in critical condition. father is in custody. >>> and an arrest in the sooting near the florida mall comes nearly a month after the shooting happened. detectives arrested 20-

on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation likely done by the florida department of law enforcement. obviously a scary situation for officers this morning. >> yeah, i'm sure. i just saw two that they were talking back and d forth with this man for about 45 minutes. so this had to be a tense situation. thank you, ryan, we will check back soon. you can download our breaking newsws app so you can stay on top of news no matter where you are, any time of day. >>> time now 5:35. right now, several law enforcement agencies are questioning five people accused of snatchining purses from manatee to polk counties. and news channel 8's josh thomas joins us live from lake whales. josh, how did these people get away with the robberies? >> reporter: that's a good question and that's what investigators are trying to figure out. now they had been questioning the suspects pretty much all night here at the lake whales police department. string of snatchings over the past week from manatee to here in polk county. and now the latest happened yesterday as a woman sat in her car at a a publix

only to say it's under investigation by the florida department of law enforcement. they do say held not follow their orders, and when they saw him taking steps towards the apartment, they opened fire. the spray of bullets can be seen all around with car windows shot out and bullet holes in neighboring apartments. let me show you how dangerous this came. we're inside one of the apartments, and look at this, three bullet holes came through the wall. now here in the back of the couch, you can see where those holes go through and they came out here at the front of the couch and also hitting this tv. and the people that were inside, they had no idea what was going on at the time. ted days was in the apartment with his girlfriend when the tv >> we saw some stuff pop up out the couch. and that's when we realized someone was shooting outside. i didn't hear the shots at first. and then all of a sudden, i hear a pop pop. and i thought it was just a tv doing that, but actually a bullet had come through the couch. >> reporter: and in another building, mcqueen was getting ready

. >> eric: florida department of law enforcement special agent said this room a fdle headquarters in tallahassee is dedicated to battling online crimes like these. >> law enforcent and private companies that monitor this of seen an increase in these types of attacks. >> i can see this becoming way more common. >> eric: rodd soto said the ransom prices can care vary. this hospital in valley of admitted bage $17,000 in bitcoin to get their files back. much ransoms are much lower, around $500. many victims pay up, something security personnel do not recommend. >> that is security decision only you can make. if you make that decision, you effort about make s se you close the back door. >> then they will come back and ask for more money. that's why i do not recommend. you can contact the authorities or someone who can disfect your hope. >> eric: first don't click on then back up your files. make it a habit. plug in it. save your fights and then unplug it once a week. then if you are hit you can avoid paying thing ra some. have an expert wipe your computer clean and put the files back on. s

the florida house unanimously approved a bill on wednesday that would require law within 30 days of them being collected and the florida department of law enforcement would have to test the kits within 120 days of receiving them. the legislature has ear marked more than $2 million to clear the current backlog of more than 13,000 kits. >> we want to make sure sexual assault kits arriving at fdle from current cases are timely tested so i think the plan that we've developed is fully funded and addresses the issue 100%. >> lawmakers hope they can clear the backlog in three years or sooner. in tallahassee, i'm matt galka. >> the cost was the reason why the kits weren't tested. >> we'll let you know what happens. >>> your first at 4 forecast. here's meteorologist julie phillips. >> we're tracking a cold front. it's a gorgeous view from sun toyota and newport richie. you this location. we have seen some more clouds at times, but still a descent amount of sunshine today. temperatures have fallen back a by. down into the upper 60s. the winds coming from the northwest. along with this awesome weather we've been dealing with, we're starting

the florida department of law enforcement state attorney's office is investigating the shooting. we are live, cbs sports this morning. >>> now at 6:30, terror in belgium. isis takes credit for the brussels attacked and the statement promises dark days for the country allied against the islamic state threatening that what is coming is worse and more better.>>> three famous european landmarks are lit up in the colors of the flag last night. the eiffel tower in paris was lit up in red, yellow and black. the mayor of paris sent out a tweet saying both countries are united. >>> to stand in solidarity with bomb attacks, the flag was projected on one of the most iconic monuments.>> the brandenburg gate in berlin and also display the colors. the landmark is one of the best known in all of germany took>> here in the us, the building that symbolizes america's recovery was lit in the colors of the belgian flag. one world trade center was displayed in their colors. the new york governor said despite the attacks, global community will remain united. >> new this morning, a suspect has been arr

michelle: the officers involved are on leave while the florida department of law enforcement is investigating. happening today, a rocket is scheduled to launch from cape canaveral. atlas five rocket is set to lift off at 11:05 tonight. this is a picture tweeted today of the rocket which is carrying supplies to the international space station. it will be the last mission under nasa' s current contract with ula. the rocket will carry five experiments into space. including one that was worked on by students at ucf that will study the properties and behavior of impact-shattered soil found on asteroids and other airless worlds. here is that quote from the joshua colwell says, " ours doesn' t sound incredibly sexy. but it is important especially as we get ready to send asteroids and eventually mars." sexy. can be. s talk about the launch forecast for tonight. launch? as clouds in the area. you should get a view -- a good view, if you' re still awake. it lights up the sky in the distance. only a 10% chance that that launch will be scrapped because of weather. a gosar, frost advisory for marion count

he is on leave, which the florida department of law enforcement has taken over. palm bay police not releasing the name of the man who died yet. >>> just in, space-x launch scrubbed again after the dead launch on sunday. there is apparently trouble with high winds and they'll try again friday. no specific time has been set, to get that falcon 9 off the ground. >>> also an elderly man lost out tonight. police say he ran over a 8-year-old boy then took off from the scene last friday. >> kelly joyce was there as thomas was hauled before a judge today. >> reporter: the 73-year-old spent a few nights in the hospital on unrelated things, not from the crash, but we're told it was unrelated his hospitalization. that's all police will tell us tonight he spent last night in the present vair county jail. with a sling on his arm and hospital bands on his wrist, he told the judge he couldn't hear anything being said in court. >> can you hear me? >> reporter: he was given $15,000 bond. out and saw a boy in the road. he thought the boy hit something and he asked witnesses if he s

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 a tree. that eaglet is expected to hatch in about four days. how cute is that? angela: some delays startin

developing tonight out of palm bay the florida department of law enforcement continues to investigate an earlier today palm bay police officer shot and killed a man who came out of his home carrying a gun and making threats. investigators say that the suspect was armed with semiautomatic handgun that was loaded and had an extra magazine in his front pocket. officials are not releasing the suspect's name until his family has been contacted. >>> a virginia police officer shot and killed on her first day on duty was laid to rest today. hundreds of law enforcement officers lining the streets to say their final good-byes to officer ashley guindon. guindon was responding to a domestic violence call last saturday when she was shot and killed. investigators say that the suspect ronald hamilton faces multiple charges including capital murder. >>> degree tonight from volusia county a father is locked up accused of shooting his own adult son at their home near delance. deputies say 58-year-old gary edmondson admitted to the shooting his son in the chest after an argument over he is being held wi

angela: the florida department of law enforcement is looking for more victims, after a human trafficking bust. martin wright the third of orlando was trafficking high school girls. this is a huge problem. martin -- matt: they are calling it akin to modern-day slavery. >> make no mistake, human trafficking and sex trafficking is a problem in a central florida. matt: a multi-agency task force says 23-year-old martin wright the third of orlando was girls, using violence and drugs to get what he wanted. >> there is a prevalence out young girls. commercial sex trade. matt agents say wright met the : girls, aged 16 and 18, on social media and through acquaintances. he befriended them, and manipulated them into prostitution using agents say he set one girl' on fire when she threatened to stop. he allegedly drugged one of the teens, then told her he and another man had sex with her while she was unconscious. >> in regards to human sex trafficking, it is akin to modern-day slavery. matt the girls were allegedly : forced to have sex for money at hotels, including the heart of i-drive, which manage

this bill came after the florida department of law enforcement reported it had more than 13,000 untested kits last november. >>> at this hour, there's no word on what caused a deadly crash that shut down part of i 4 in volusia county. magistrates back open now but earlier today, skywitness 9 flew over the scene on i 4 eastbound near dixon road and troopers say the driver hit the overpass in the vehicle burst into flames. the driver was killed but has not yet been identified. >>> this afternoon stay troopers say a driver at an orange county deputy both claimed they had a green light when they collided pick it up and i was kelly park road late last night. the deputies suv collided with the pickup and overturned onto its top and both drivers were hospitalized with minor injuries. troopers are deciding whether or not to file charges or whether to ticket anyone in the case. >>> polk county sheriff's office is investigating after two bodies were found in a home destroyed by fire. deputies responded to the house on old polk county rd. near i 4. this was after 1:00 this morning. investigators di

law was supposed to make non-euphoric cannabis available to patients who suffer from cancer or epilepsy. tt substances still haven't reached paents because fights between nurseries and the florida department of health. >>> the legislation aimed at ensuring law enforcement agencies have standards for using body cameras. the bill doesn't require cops to use the cameras, but does establish procedures for the use and maintenance of the equipment and the data it records. state representative sherman jones is the bill's sponsor. he says the measure would help the officers and the people they encounter stay safe and take responsibility for thr actions. finally spacex's unmanned rocket was s sccessfully launched into space. >> three, two, one, zer liftoff. >> there it went. from the cape canaveral air force station. this was the fifth launch attempt over the past week and a half. sunday's try ended with an engine shut down seconds before liftoff. although the launch was a susucess, the rocket crashed when it landed on a drone ship in the atlantic ocean. >> mcdonnell's, i'm lovein' it. >>> south florida, 6:13. we finally made it to our weekend. we are dealing with a few showers we need to get through

involved will be placed on paid administrative leave as likely the florida departrtment of law enforcement and the tampa police department investigate this very scary situation. >> sounds like the officers were prepared and i am sure they are so grateful for the shield this morning. thank you, ryan. we will check back. and you can download our breaking news. >>> right now, several suspects are in custody after being arrested in a striring of purse snatchings. stretching all across the bay area. now they have been questioned by police all night. news channel 8's joshsh thomas joins us now live from the lake whales police department. and josh, where do things stand right now? >> reporter: well, right now, the arrest of those suspects by lake whales police department has actually peaked the interest of other police departments in the bay area following a string of purse snatchings from manatee to here in polk county. happened inin the parking lots of supermarkets. the mo for the suspect, they wait until the victims are loading vehicles or waiting inin cars and then they strike. a woman named kathy y who didn't't want her fa

of florida are heading to the governor's office. >> ginger: if signed, the law would require the departments to establish specific protocol about how audio and video files will be scored. the legislation does not mandate the use of body cameras. it was approved unanimously and requires special training procedures set up by the department for officers who will be using the cameras. >>> one of universal's newest attractions is moving forward. >> matt: the new king kong area of the park is still under heavy construction. we're getting a first glimpse of the ride vehicles making test runs around the area. skull island, reign of congress, jungles, caves and ancient tunnels. the ride is expected to open sometime this summer. if you would like more on kong and skull island, find out what stuff's going to look like, head to clickorlando.com/theme parks. a lot of good information in there for you. coming up all new on the news at 5:30, it was one of the biggest rallies held in central florida. >> ginger: even donald trump's rally got a little physical at times. next at 5:30, students show us the video when things got a little out of hand. >

florida department of environmental protection is to protect our natural resources. this means keeping the water, soil, and air clean. it also means inspections, and records show that isn't happening. abdication of the agency's glgz to enforce the law -- obligation to enforce the law. >> reporter: the looking -- looking at 116 stores across florida. 199 violations for everything from record keeping to handling and disposing of drugs. yet there are no fines. and when there are fines imposed, they're reduced. >> say you come with the report and the violations would either be changed to be called areas of concern or the facility would be told clean it up. >> reporter: "dep continues to focus on take a proactive approach in protecting florida's environment through education and outreach." >> the flaw in that argument is assuming that the public and industry comes to the dep before they act. christopher byrd left the department in 2013. the department's budget fell by half a billion dollars while he worked there. >> at what point do we return to sensibility? at what point do the citizens say enough is enough? >> reporter: advocates say the ship needs to stay vulnerable allowing the state to act. >> "we have implemented similar programs

florida department of health. >>> now to an update on the legislation aimed at ensuring law enforcement agencies have standards for using body cameras. the bill doesn't require cops to use the cameras, but does establish procedures for the use and maintenance of the equipment and the data it records. state representative sherman jones is the bill's sponsor. he says the measure would help the officers and the people they encounter stay safe and take responsibility for their actions. finally spacex's unmanned rocket space. >> three, two, one, zero, liftoff. >> there it went. the rocket launched last night from thehcape canaveral air force station to send a commercial satellite into space. this was the fifth launch attempt over the past week and a half. sunday's try ended with an engine shutdown seconds before liftoff. although the launch was a success, the rocket crashed when it landed on a drone ship in the atlantic ocean. >>> erika and i both will be heading to carnaval on the mile later today what kind of weather will we be expected when we get there around 12:00. >> we are dealing with a few showers, spotty and

law cannot keep up with it. >> reporter: spice use also endangers first responders. >>> expect delays if you travel on us41 monday. the florida department of transportation is closing down the roadway to repair the railroad crossing. the project is slated to last two weeks. residents who live in the area are pretty upset because they say the extra traffic will spill over on to residential streets, which could tie up roadways longer. >> that impact with that traffic on those roads there,'s kids, vehicles, safety, police, is going to hurt someone. >> d.o.t. says hopefully there won't be too much congestion since spring break is next week. the road closure will be just north of crenshaw lake road. >>> we posted a map of the road close and you are alternate routes on wfla.com. >>> construction crews are racing to restore the beach at the southern end of siesta key. they will be working to have the project completed by may 1st. they're replacing two miles of eroded beach. they're in a rush to finish the project before sea turtle nesting season. the sand is spread across the shoreline. the project cost $21 million. >>> roaring race car engines h

of intelligence analysis for a u.s. police department. karen greenberg, director florida law school center for national security, contributing editor of the atlantic, graham wood, and bob baer, cnn intelligence security analyst, formerly with the cia. let's begin by looking at this picture here. you heard pamela's reporting, you know, noted the men in black, their left hand. guys, drop the banner, and we'll see what appears to be these gloves. tell me about what that could mean. >> i think from a tactical standpoint, the man in white may very well have been their guy to make sure they actually got to the target and didn't, in a sense, change their opinion, change their mind at the last minute. >> let me stop you there, a guide? so he would be the guy calling the shots, making sure they follow through? >> to be the leader on the scene, to make sure they go through with this attack. >> and the gloves? >> well, the gloves i think are probably the most plausible explanation, what we did hear, there is some type of detonation device that's in the glove. that's what only the two of

department of children and families says it will be investigating. >> was the firearm legally owned and legally stored inside of the vehicle? we don't know that at this point. >> under florida law it is a misdemeanor for someone to store or leave a loaded gun where a child can get to it. >>> cleveland clinic says the uterus transplant study is still moving forward despite a set back. there was a complication and we are told the doctors had to a 26-year-old patient had the transplant last month at the cleveland clinic. in a statement just released she said she is doing okay and appreciates the prayers. >>> fire crews have been up all night in palm bay keeping a close eye on a brush fire that broke out on wednesday. 45-acre fire damaged four home and shutdown several nearby roads. homeowners reported embers sitting on trees. residents kept garden hoses nearby in case hot spots popped up next to theirs. >>> after heading back from the international space station, sapphire will ignite a large scale fire in zero gravity environment. members of nasa say it is about understanding what fire can do in space to help future missions. >>> the skys were anything but friendly on one spirit a

florida department of transportation. so far, 800 lights have been given out to 17 is schools. the state purchased the l.e.d. lights with a federal grant. state law requires bikes to have front and rear bike lights at night. >>> a hikeker in israel made quite the find, a rare 2,000-0- year-old gold coin. let's take a look here. the coin was found in eaeastern city. and there's only one other coin like it in the world and that's in a british museum. and for this coin, the hiker turned it over to authorities. i wonder if he got money for that. . >> yeah, i bet that's worth a lot of coin right there. >> nice. nice. >> all right. can't t follow that one. >>> i'm in a fog today. well, a lot of us are in the fog. especially along the coast. there's a dense e fog advisory for the near shore waters. and inland fog starting to develop. only three-quarters of a mile visibility in lakeland. thicker fog in brooksville. sarasota into st. petersburg, right where it was thick yesterday and where the sunshine skyway bridge bridge was closed yesterday, it's still open now. cloudsds begin to break up for most of us at lunchtime. and we get to 82 degrees at 4:00 p.

of our elections process. this recount is mandated by florida law whenever a final ballot puts the margin of 0.5 percent.s than the department of state requested all of our locally elected supervisors of elections to forward their recount results by 5:00 p.m. today. the divisions of elections reported receiving recount results from 53 counties in florida. results inl awaiting 14 florida counties, which, by law, have until tuesday, november 14 to submit those returns to the office of the secretary of state. official certification commenceg -- will not until the original signed forms from all 67 counties attesting to their certified results have been received by our office. as of 5:00 p.m. today, the unofficial certified results of the recount are as follows. ,overnor george w. bush 2,909,661. ,ice president al gore 2,907,877. a difference of 1784 votes. the following is very important. under statutory law, legally cast florida ballots received bym overseas must be counted the supervisors of elections for 10 days following the general election. is november 17, 2000. know this, we will continue to perform a responsibilities in

law was supposed to make non-euphoric cannabis available to patients who suffer from cancer or chronic seizures. they have not reached patients because of legal fights between nurseries and the florida department of health. >>> the bill doesn't require cops to use body cams, but it does establish procedures for the use and maintenance of the equipment and the data it records. state representative e. sherman jones is t`e bill's sponsor. he says the measure would help encounter stay safe and take responsibility for their actions. >>> new clues about the zika virus a how it affects unborn babies. the virus can infect and harm fetal brain cells. it does identify where the virus may be inflicting the most damage. it infects a stem c cell that later goes on to form the part of the brainhat is responsible for higher capabilities and mental functions. there are no known locally acquired cases here in florida. broward county mosquito control says it does a good job of dealing with the mosquitos that spread the virus. however, they stress that there are things that you can do to protect yourself. >> what you can do to help is around your house that the mosquito can breed. this type of mosquito can breed

departments are all over the map. the urban institute says agencies are navigating in the gray space, which takes away from the point of the cameras which is to enhance accountability and transparency. florida pass the a law that video is confidential if taken in a home. >>> tens of thousands of people are headed toward daytona beach for the 75th annual bike week . this is shaping up to be a big year for the businesses there. >> reporter: that's right. this is said to be one of the biggest bike weeks ever. [ crowd noise ] >> reporter: the people out are here in the tens of thousands, and all of main street is rented out according to the convention and visitor's bureau, people hoping to cash in on this event. they say bike week brings in about $75 million to volusia county and surrounding areas. i spoke to daytona beverages, and they say that the sales usually double during this time. the biggest thing to point out is the sheer number of bikers that are here just and we get people even from canada. we spoke to one couple here from atlanta. >> it's totally a significant event. i just want to be a part television and see what's going on, and drink some drinks. >> reporter: and police want you to have a good

condition, but the sheriff's office says it's against the law for someone to leave a loaded gun where a child can get it. the florida department of child and family services is investigating. >>> i'm melissa mollet with your "first 4 traffic" and some track work that starts tonight at 10:00 on metro. as for the certain lines here that we have running every 20 to 25 minutes, we're talking about the red line, the green line, the orange line and the blue line. yellow line the only one running regular service here tonight. after 10:00 p.m., silver line and boston only. see you tomorrow morning for "news4 today." >>> here's your allergy report for today. all the seasonal allergy sufferers out there, i feel you. the trees continue to run on the high side. the main culprit, elm, cedar and juniper. grasses and mold spores coming in at low, weeds not running in the rock and roll half marathon or marathon saturday morning, it's looking like nice running weather. now, it will be cool out there, but that's what you want when you're getting some outdoor exercise in. 7:00 a.m., the temperature around 50 degrees. by 9:00 p.m., temps in the mid-

departments around south florida say they are sdram bling to get the private information of their people off the internet. personal information of police officers prosecutorsfbi agents and judges county employees protected by law in south florida is now out in the open on the internet. >> the only information that we have was and it was alarming to us was that the computers were hacked and that information very sensitive information many was released. >>reporter: according to an official memo from the homeland security bureau of south east investigating aybersecurity breach february 26. union that represents miami-dade police officers wednesday. >> from the moment we found out we were more alarmed by the fact that the county had not notifynotified our members. >>reporter: it's not just miami-dade employees and it's not just police officers who are now exposed. the web site pbs site allows any one with internet connection to search for the names and personal information of the 11 21 miami-dade employees. 2385 in broward county and 4114 people in palm beach county. >> it's our posision at the end of the day it's the government who we work for it's their obligation to protect our information. fire wall. pass word

department. the case has to do with the law banning anyone with a thomas said this should be time spent for opposing lawyers to make a case. jason: we are heading to central florida -- university of central florida campus about their new announcement about the downtown campus. ucf leaders will present their point to the board of governors in the hopes of getting the $20 million needed from the state. the city of orlando has already pledged $75 million. michelle: we are turning up the heat. jason: let' s get over to in -- amy with the details. amy: headed to the lower 80' s a lot of places. those of us in the upper 70' s, you were only in the mid-70' s yesterday. we will be several degrees warmer than we were. we have a couple of clouds, 75 by noon and lower 80' s is where a lot of us are headed. when you compare this morning to everywhere yesterday, you can see that some of us are a little cooler, some are warmer. notice the big temperature difference. some of us are a lot warmer than others. and it is mainly north and west of i-4. we have clear skies, calm wind. it is 46 the villages, 47 palm coast. 54 in sanford. 57 degrees right now and kissimmee. our high temperatures will cl