. >> jerrika: for a parent like gayle cook, it's the worst dream she could think of not knowing where her son is. >> nightmare. nightmare for sure. >> jerrika: and also not knowing he is alive. >> we hope and pray to the good lord every day and pray for him >> jerrika: phone calls and spirits. >> there was a call that my son was found with bullets in his head. just please come home to us safe momma and daddy and son needs you. >> jerrika: if you know where johnny cook is or have seen him in the last month, you are asked to call the madison county sheriff's office. jerrika insco, news 13. >> larry: a second buncombe county sheriff's deputy has been fired after complaints of use of force. today, deputy shawn kent was also terminated. it happened at carmel ridge apartments on new year's eve when the deputies responded to a child custody dispute. a body camera caught what happened. sheriff van duncan can't comment about it because of privacy laws. but he says that video was a factor. >> that was part of the investigation and a very useful part of the investigation. >> larry: kebs was fire

finding affordable way to gather around the table and eat healthy meals without having to cook. 8 on your side gayle guyardo shows us what is cooking in some tampa bay kitchens. >> everything is broiled, fresh, made daily. >> reporter: evelyn rodriguez packs up home cooked healthy to the home doors of dozens of busy families in the west chase air. >> i'm so busy. i run a business, i work, i have three kids. two are babies. it's a zoo. and i done know what i would do without it to be honest. >> it keeps the tradition of coming around the table and it takes a village. we all come together as women and raise our children together. help with dinner. that is what it takes. >> reporter: eat fresco is another option. >> it is done in two minutes. >> reporter: the meals are made dally, vacuum fresh for a 15 day shelf life and now available across tampa bay. dr. rob believes palates are changing. >> they don't want frozen dinner, pizza night. >> reporter: but they want to gayle guyardo, newschannel8. >> a family for four can dine $100 for the workweek and have leftovers. they average $8 each, but if you hit