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jason: today, state senator geraldine thompson is promoting a bill she says will provide more insight into it requires cases of serious or deadly use of force reported to fdle within 24 hours. one week to provide results of local investigations. michelle: port orange police say a man accidentally shot his brother. we' re told the man who was shot re pushing for police to release more information on exactly what happened. jason: there is new information this morning on the search for a young man with a form of autism. the family of john noss says they have found a note indicating he might be trying to to live. noss was reported missing three days ago in maitland. michelle: happening today, a judge could grant bond for jai brown. he' s accused of firing a gun and hitting a delivery man down the street. brown was ordered held without bond over the weekend. jason: 6:55. let' the sunrise out ofis michelle: no surprise -- we are cold once again today, amy. amy: high clouds are not hoping -- helping a lot. 36 in ocala, 39 the villages. it is really about the wind chills making it feel even c

val dennings and geraldine thompson are also in the race. meredith: local furious about a new plan by the cdc. >> i say i want to talk my legs off. that is how bad it is. meredith: why doctors may be told to cut back the number of jim: traffic in orange county. wesh 2 is on one street when the traffic -- trash is finally picked up days late. we will talk about get this. i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. i knew i was cutting it close. but it was ok. i use td bank. and stays open an extra ten minutes every day. jim: greg down on pain medication, this time at the doctor' s office. -- cracking down on pain medication, this time at the doctor' s office. the cdc says doctors need to cut back on the amount of painkillers they prescribe. meredith: matt grant spent the day with a local pain patients who' ve spoken to the cdc, telling them they are wrong. >> i say i want to chop my legs off.

he is running for the 10th congressional district. dan webster. deming and geraldine thompson have entered the race to. -- race. linda stewart will be running for a state senate seat. she will enter the race for district 13. stewart will kick off her campaign on february 2. the seat is currently held by andy gardiner. to track down the crooks who store. michelle: you can see the five out of the convenience store. they were inside, they tried to steal the store safe. after repeatedly trying to gave up. was found no arrests have been made. jason: the fbi is trying to track down this jewel thief. she struck again in north carolina and held employees at gunpoint. investigators say the same woman could be seen grabbing jules from display cases at a panama city store in august. she is being blamed for robberies in tennessee, south carolina and georgia. michelle: a bad start to the new year for macy' s employees. the departments or says it will laugh more than 3400 employees. macy' cuts on poor holiday sales and what it called a disappointing 2015. they plan to shut down 36 stores this year. good

geraldine thompson has also entered the race. a missing man history. jim: he suddenly disappears and has not been seen for two weeks. we speak with his family, which is still searching for answers and ham. meredith: child abuse. a girl run for help, and how she was tortured by her own parents. jim: sleeping with the enemy. a woman wakes up to find an meredith: now to a missing man of mystery. a man disappears two weeks ago and police fear he may be in trouble. jim: chris hush spoke with his family hoping for his safe return. >> jackson street, west jackson street. >> across town. chris: so far the search has it started when monts never showed up for christmas. briefly disappeared up once before when he turned himself into a drug rehab facility. his sister says he stayed in touch. this time, even orlando police are calling it suspicious because of what was left behind. job. chris: this person lent his truck to monts in december. it was found where he worked. the doors were open, and his cell phone and backpack were on the front seat. >> he would not wal

state senator geraldine thompson and the bill' s sponsor from the house, representative shervin jones, will announce the details in tallahassee today. it requires any cases of serious or deadly use of force reported to fdle within 24-hours. local law enforcement would have one week to provide the results of any local investigations. re pushing for answers after port orange police brother. police rushed to kane drive late last night. we' re told the man who was shot is stable. we are waiting for police to release more information. a judge could grant bond for the suspect accused of firing a gun and hitting a delivery man down the street. jai brown was ordered held without bond over the weekend. but that could change during today' s hearing. orlando police say brown hit christopher peck last week from two-tenths of a mile away. peck' s father tells wesh 2 he needed surgery to repair an artery in his leg. a 72-year-old man accused of having sex with a 16-year-old former neighbor is preparing to face a judge. police say the relationship between william leach the third and the girl went on

. >> happening today, geraldine thompson is expected to introduce legislation surrounding police officers using force. senate bill 810 will require the head of a law enforcement agency to report any officer using force which results in death or great bodily harm to the florida department of law enforcement within 24 hours. if an investigation into the use of force is conducted, the bill would require results to be turned over to the fdle within seven days. thompson says this legislation will increase the level of accountability for police officers while providing transparency for the public. >> concerns growing about a maitland man with asperger's sin syndrome syndrome. his mother told the sentinel he normally stays close to home but she is worried he may have left to prove he can go far from home. anyone who has seen this man to call maitland police. >> police say two children, one as young as 11 stole from a pastor after church. the entire thing was captured on surveillance video. you can see the boys just outside the pastor's office. police say the older boy ran to another part of the

geraldine thompson will introduce her bill, if passed has of agencies would be required to report to at cle incidents reporting injury or death within 24 hours and would also provide results of an in this nation to the department of lawn forces within a week. >>> the cdc has released a list of's topics for schools to stick to one teaching sects education in the classroom. they include how to access reliable information about hiv, stds and pregnancy, how to handle outside influences from family and peers and how to use contraceptives. right now fear than half of all high school students teach the cdc suggested topics. past year's christmas light display may be the parks last, last month we told you county officials cancel the event to the complaints of the traffic it created, but park officials say they haven't given up hope keep the tradition alive. holiday events like the christmas event on the side in the event that ross park.'s>>> a boy from omaha nebraska that a special delivery from the university of central florida courtesy of the most famous sith lord of the galaxy. >> darth v

stay centered geraldine thompson has filed a bill that will require law enforcement agencies to report any such incident within 24 hours. they would also have to provide results of an investigation to fdle within one week. many law enforcement agencies already have agreements with the state to investigate officer involved shooting's but the discretion lies with each department. >>> deputies in lake county are now waiting to see if a suspicious death investigation leads them to a missing man picked neighbors say dennis jones has not been seen in more than one month. we told you yesterday remains were found in his backyard in paisley. detectives are waiting on the medical examiner's office to confirm the identity of the remains. >>> they do have information that they are working on. i'm not it limited -- liberty to release details at this point but they are working it and hopefully will have a clear picture of what to -- to play soon >>> deputies tell us they will >>> orange county man prosecutors call a danger to the community may be back in court today pick state decided for jive brown

geraldine thompson has also entered the race. summer: lawmakers get set to go -- debate the governor' s call for tax revenues. he is fighting -- they are fighting to keep the money for a housing issue. >> when there is not that pressure to find money to amount of money is in the trust fund, that is the amount of money that should be appropriated to our housing programs. summer: lawmakers are entering the 2016 legislative session with a $635 million surplus. the powerball jackpot is the largest it has ever been. meredith: you will notice that your coworkers were at work, numbers. saturday' s night drawing will have a jackpot of $700 million. that is the biggest jackpot in american history. two people in florida did win big prizes. there are two tickets out there that got every number except the powerball. they are worth $1 million each. summer: a local k-9 officer dies after last being -- after being left in a hot car. meredith: no one is being charged, even though the officer lied about how he died. summer: it is time for youngst

. >> state senator geraldine thompson and victor torres are sponsoring bills that could address the issue. >> a mother of teenager hit and killed in york is calling for -- killed in orange county is calling for action, wanting the area where he was killed safer for walker. he was hit by two cars. the victim's mom says she wants improvements made to the road to make it safer for people who are walking. >> my son died for some reason. i think that they need to put a lot of lines in this. it's too dangerous, cars coming too fast. too much. >> troopers are investigating road was very dark. >>> on sunday, space ex will try to land a rocket in the ocean. this september they success through launched and landed a section of the rocket at cape canaveral. sunday they'll launch a weather satellite and try to land a rocket segment, this time on a ship drone in the middle of the pacific ocean. launch is set for 1:42 p.m. in california. >>> a scare outside the international space station. two astronauts aborted their space walk after water leaked into a helmet the trouble cropped if after the astronaut

michelle: geraldine thompson wants agencies to report serious or deadly cases within 24 hours. she says it will promote good policing. jason: some areas are getting close to freezing, a specially northwest of the orlando metro area. it is already feeling like we' re at freezing. you will want to grab that code for you head out because you are going to need it today. the search is on for a young man with a form of autism. john noss was room ported missing -- was reported missing from maitland. michelle: brett connolly is following the latest on the search. brett: his family found one big clue, a note indicating he might be trying to go to philadelphia where he used to live. his family says he still has so far, no sign. last time anyone saw him was 3:30 saturday morning in his maitland home. police have heard several calls that they have seen him in orlando. others put them in kissimmee and as close as lee road. friends and family have joined the growing search party. >> he is a very capable young man. he does not have a big world. his world is this neighborhood and the preschool

dave we briefed two state : senators on this case, geraldine thompson told me this case, might make for a discussion in the future on whether the law could or should be amended, but for now, the child does not appear to qualify. while senator darren soto suggested, - the state needs to look into this potential loophole to make sure all kids are properly protected. the grandparents are preparing a petition, they' re emailing elected officials. looking for xander and they believe and amber alert would do that. >> that' s how we are in society, we care about our kids and that would really get public interest more aroused i think. dave even the mother of the : accused escapee supports anything to get more people looking. >> i a little frustrated that am it' s not being used because it could help find all three of them. dave in volusia county, dave : mcdaniel, wesh 2 news. >> a missing child alert has just been issued for three-year-old xander and it will be sent to all law enforcement agencies statewide. right now investigators in marion county are looking through a woman' s home, hoping to

geraldine thompson will heads of agencies will be required to report to fdle any incidents resulting in injury or death within 24 hours but they would have to provide results of an investigation to the department of law enforcement within one week. >>> amend prosecutors say is a danger to the community remains in the orange county jail this afternoon. he was back in court over the weekend as his attorney try to get a judge to grant bond. brown arrested last week after a delivery man was shot by a stray bullet. deputies believe brown told the trigger. >> it takes a few days for them to really know about that but he is going to be probably crippled or something. >> prosecutors believe brown was involved in several shootings is new year's eve the case is scheduled to be back in court tomorrow. he will find out whether he will be able to get bond and get out of jail. >>> your supreme court has ruled florida's death penalty sentencing procedure is flawed in orlando rescued it wants judges to put a hold on death penalty cases. state attorney jeff ashton was to see cases perspective to the

geraldine thompson saying there was not an adequate investigation to determine -- and determined the officer was acting within the department's policy and the senator says not only are their brutality enough, the public is often kept in the dark. >> law enforcement -- investigating itself, you don't have transparency and there is lack of public trust. you will not have people who will stand up and say wrong is wrong. and not just close their eyes, we need the state of florida to come in and bridge the gap. >> and, that is exactly what she's asking for and, the senator is asking for more money for fdle to have the resources to investigate the use of force claims. back to you. >> a mother speaking out about her frightening experience after two men stormed into her house and threaten her daughter. >> the story kicks off the morning rush. the men pushed theiry wa inside the house with weapons drawn demanding one and the victim and told the men she didn't have any anyway. while holding her 11-year-old her head. >> the gun was pointed at my baby and i hovered over my baby and, i went in th

. >> reporter: state senator geraldine thompson he could count on her support. >> they're distracted, they're not paying attention and they're running in and out, they get off the bus and we need adults paying attention, and i think cameras on those arms would make people aware and help them modify their behavior. >> the numbers are shocking. 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 land

. >> happening today, florida senator geraldine thompson is expected to introduce legislation surrounding police officers using force. the bill will require the head of a law enforcement agency report any officer using force which results in death or podly harm to the department within 24 hours. the bill would require results about seven days. thompson says this legislation will help increase the level of accountability for police officers while providing transparency for the public. >> a bold robbery caught on camera here. police say two children, one as young as 11 stole from a pastor after church. the entire thing was captured on surveillance. at one point the older boy gives the one to distract the reverend by talking to him. that's when he ran to the other part of the building and stole from the purse of the pastor's wife. the boys were arrested and now face charmings. >> this morning, a florida pet owner says he has a new pair of angels. >> they found her dog which had been missing for 10 years. she escaped after playing in the ginger was recently found underneath a car. >> my goodn

state senator geraldine thompson says the florida department of law enforcement would be able to conduct a thorough and impartial investigation. right now agencies are not required to report use-of-force incidents to fdle. though some do. under thompson' would change. angela: right now we' re pushing the orange county sheriff' s office for more information about a late-morning bank robbery. chopper 2 was over the scene in the moments that followed. deputies say a man walked into a chase bank on university boulevard and goldenroad road just after 10:00. implied he had a gun, and demanded money. he took some cash and ran off. no one was hurt. we are still waiting to learn the identity of the man who was shot and killed this morning in orange county. sheriff' s deputies say a man in his late-twenties was gunned down on the 900-block of 19th street. as wesh 2 michelle meredith found out, deputies are right now searching for another man, spotted leaving the scene soon after the shots were fired. michelle the medical examiner is : removing the body of the victim a man in his mid to late 20' s.

val demings and state senator geraldine thompson have also entered the race. joe biden: sure, i regret it every day, but it was the right decision for my family and for me. stewart: vice president joe biden is speaking out about his decision against running for president in 2016. he says he regrets his decision to a point, saying he would' ve made a solid candidate and brought good ideas to the table. but he said as the democratic field stands now, all candidates are good options for the job. right now a fragile chinese economy is causing concerns here in the u.s. trading in china has been halted worse by dropping oil prices. wesh 2' s sally kidd breaks down the problem and what it means for your portfolio. sally: experts say the massive selloff in china is linked to weakness in the chinese yuan. the market is down 40%, and for the second time, trading was abruptly halted. stocks plunged 7% in the first 30 minutes. >> we are aware of the kind of volatility we have seen in china met and that has an impact on other countries, including ours. sally: fears about c

geraldine. here agent ken thompson and the ff intended to confront 23-year-old tom jaraczeski, the young man who'd lost in love and didn't take it well. what was his demeanor? >> oh, i think his demeanor was to be helpful. >> when my mom told me about bryan, one of the first things i thought of, oh, everybody's going to suspect me, the ex-boyfriend, but that is not >> reporter: tom jaraczeski admitted loving ann and being upset when he heard another man,a phone message for his live-in girlfriend. right away and i said, oh, you bryan, and she didn't say anything. and i said, so what the hell's going on? and i said, you tramp. because i knew right then she must have cheated on me. >> reporter: tom did not deny that he behaved badly then. he freely admitted that he phoned ann's family and her friends.ven called some of bryan's former girlfriends. what did that say to you, that behavior? >> he was literally doing his igation on bryan. he was calling ann's friends trying to get all the dirt he d turn around and -- >> reporter: give it to ann. >> give it to ann and say, you need to end this relationship