he' s the only person who' s gonna make sure victor pays for what he' s done. >> jack: red, christine -- >> phyllis: i know what you' re gonna say. that we need to trust christine. we need to put our faith in her. and you know what? i have about zero confidence in her ability to make these charges stick. she plays everything by the book, and that ain' t gonna work this time. we have to have somebody who' s as down and dirty as victor is. >> michael: oh. oh, and naturally, i' m the first person to come to mind because i have no problem acting in bad faith, you know, oh, possibly causing a mistrial, jeopardizing my legal license, and all the while leaving myself open to a massive lawsuit. no, it' s just another day at the mines for good old michael. >> jack: listen to your friend. >> phyllis: victor, if we do not stand up to him, will use his money and power and connections to get this case against him dropped. even if christine were competent enough, she would never stand a chance. >> jack: victor made bail. a million bucks. >> phyllis: what am -- what am i saying here? i-i mean, it' s

aaron says he s planning to return to hawaii so he can meet dave sheldon face-to-face. the grizzly bear population is making a comeback. remove them from its list of endangered and threatened wildlife. yellowstone park )s grizzly population is more than five times what it was 40 years ago -- first put on the list. officials efforts for the turnaround. ahead at 4: caught on camera a student attacking a teacher. why school officials say violence against administration is on the rise in state. and tonight at 5: we )ve all the windows up and their child in the backseat. but now virginia may caught on camera a high school student attacking a teacher in tennessee. now the teacher is recovering from a concussion and the 17-year-old is facing charges. sabrina hall has the story. a lot of madness and noise chaos.. instead of learning.. violence.. in place of teacher apprecition.. a hunters lane high school teacher.....crack ed in the face.. by an insubordinate 17 year old student.. that came after ,,, the student tackled him to the ground.. and continued to beat him.. while other

he' s practically episcopalian. let' s cut the check. a true fundamentalist wouldn' t even hint at such beliefs. he' d be an apostate. maybe he' s playing us for the money. i mean, this whole thing could be a shakedown. whatever it is, it stinks and the timeline' s too short, and we should keep walking. i need a decision. i guess the question is: is how confident are you in your assessment, henry? look, i can' t predict what this guy' s gonna do, s not a radical. i agree. yeah. me, too. s go for it. i' ll take it to potus. in the meantime, re up. let' s put those famous interrogation skills to work. some packing to do. re right, professor. so the kids got the pg version... (sniffs) ...of dad' s first day. what' s really up? we can actually talk now. i know that conrad approved the meet with shamekh for tomorrow. the cia' s improvising a safe house in a country overrun by terrorists. mimi' it spooks me how quickly we' re moving. hey, the government could take months to send a tax refund; when it comes to spy stuff, we move fast. (chuckles)

record as ohio governor. >> what he' s doing here, i think it' s reflective of what he would do bigger scale in d.c. and so i think that if you just show them the positives here, i think it' s a message people can get behind. andrew: andrew setters, wlwt news 5. sheree: from the cincinnati kasich campaign offices, smith is planning to travel to columbus to watch today' s results come in. governor st. nick -- governor kasich is expected to address supporters from a hotel in downtown columbus. wlwt news 5' s john london will take a look inside tonight' s event coming up at 6:00. , our political coverage continues on the wlwt mobile app. you can find the latest headlines about hillary clinton nationally, as well as what to watch for on this super tuesday. just look under the politics section of the news tab. mike: a hollywood star is now giving a forceful endorsement to an ohio candidate for the u.s. senate. p.g. sittenfeld' s youtube channel released this video of "star wars" actor mark hamill. hamill says he supports sittenfeld because of his stance on gun control. si

. >> i said is he ok they said yeah i said where' s he at they said he' s inside he' ll be ok, and i kept saying is he ok and as soon as he came out i got a huge smile i ran up to him and gave him a hug and whew. >> he said hi said hi tio my mom was there and then he said i got to go get these kids out so his first thought was family then job he went straight to getting the kids out . reporter: madison students who are regulars at the teen hangout called the triple moon coffee shop told me they knew officer hall was their front line protector . >> whenever we first heard we were under lockdown obviouisly there were people going into panic but there were also a lotr of us who knew we heard the sirens and he had a resource officer who knew what he was doing >> it really does make me feel more safe it' s nice to know we have someone so experience that has dealt with the hands on stuff before he was our resource officer. reporter: those are comments for officer hall. we wanted to talk to them today put his son said that it is typical of his dad not to want to be in the spotlight. talk ab

he' s the governor, but he has not done a good job. andrew: it is winner take all in ohio. for the democrats, the delegates will be split proportionally based on the vote. tight separation in the delicate count. the polls open at 6:30 this morning across the state of ohio and stay open until 7:30 tonight. plenty of time for you to make your voice heard. mark: we will have extended election coverage for you starting at 7:30 tonight. then join sheree paolello and mike dardis after "the voice" for special live coverage at 10:00 and 11:00. two episodes of nbc' s new comedy "crowded" that would air at 10:00 is moving to 3:00 a.m. so if you want to see that, set your dvr. lisa: i have to figure out how to do that. let' s talk to randi rico. randi: the potential for some fog. the temperatures and dew points are pretty close. this is something we will be tracking towards sunrise. as of right now we' re not seeing any issues. we can see some fog developing. no worries and no big time jackets needed this morning. 58 at hamilton. a nice mild start to there is the potential for fog dev

he' s being held on $15,000 bond. glidewell had been in the hospital with injuries he suffered in that accident. eight-year-old dayshaun hill had a bump on the head when his bike was wrecked, but is ok. summer: prosecutors say the isleworth millionaire convicted of murdering his wife is not entitled to be released on bond while he waits for a new trial. in a new motion opposing ward' s bond request, prosecutors say convicted of murder from being released on bond. last month, a circuit judge overturned ward' s second degree murder conviction in the 2009 shooting death of his wife diane and granted him a new trial. state attorney jeff ashton' s office is currently appealing that decision. meredith: a daytona beach man is accused of intentionally crashing his car into a police officer' s car last night. 40-year-old hertis hinson is charged with aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, leaving the scene of a crash with injuries and fleeing and eluding. this is a mugshot of him from a previous arrest. an officer fro

he' s at the hospital, but he will pull through. summer: the victim' s boss and says, the victim' s brother, who was working with him at the possibly saved his brother' s life. he didn' summer: sheriff' s deputies have now arrested 21-year-old jakell ward, and charged him with two counts of attempted murder, saying he fired the gun while trying to shoot his girlfriend. though pleased with an arrest being made, hippcehen says, his sole focus is on his buddy' s recovery. >> anger is part of it, but i' m mostly just scared for brian. i just want him to be ok. that' s 100% all that matters. summer: meanwhile, parents living in the apartment complex, where the shooting happened, say they are constantly living in fear. >> this isn' t a once in a blue moon type thing. we hear it inside the house all the time. pop, pop, pop. i mean, it' you do? >> what do you do? basically, we lay on the floor if we have to. >> so what do you do? >> move. that' s what i' m gonna do. brett: a teenage couple will face a judge on separate charges, in connection

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simpson with the homicides he' s already been charged with cause he' s been acquitted. mike: simpson is currently locked up for armed robbery. he becomes eligible for parole next year. if the knife turns out to be link to him in some way, that fact could be raised at his hearing. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. the past couple of hours. as warm and sunny as it has been, it will not be a bad one. the opportunity for showers, light showers. i don' t think everybody sees rain saturday. sunday, sunshine making a reappearance. if you have been waiting on spring, calendar wise, it does not begin next week but it will feel like it. not so much tonight. skies are clear. winds are calm. temperatures are falling. a big dip in the jet stream which has kept us chilly all week. that is about to change. we are going to get some mild pacific air to spill across the country. sunday, monday, and tuesday of next week, the jet stream heads north. there' s always a price when you that will come midweek. the chance for heavy rainfall. as long as skies remain clear. down t

sot: "i think she feels a sense of empowerment that because of what she did- because of her voice- he s paying for what he the legislation has already passed the senate - and is expected to pass the house later this week. the parent who shared her story says it s important that children know that they can speak up to a trusted adult and know they ll be protected. next at six. who will be the nominee. twelve states cast their ballots for super tuesday -- and for some candidates virginia could be the deciding vote. and you ve probably felt them driving down witchduck road. but now city leaders have found a temporary solution to a sailor will now be sentenced for torturing and killing a cat. animal rights groups say they are just glad they got justice for pirate the cat. and this stretch of a well traveled virginia beach road can be a bumpy ride. but now some relief is here to make your commute a little smoother. and time is running out to cast your ballot. newschannel three is live for super tuesday bringing you all the latest as candidates make the final push for the presidential nominat

they say he' s thomas lombardo. he was reported missing back in january. police say fingerprints taken from the body found in the forest match with lombardo' s. so far there' s no word how he jim: the latest on the breaking news out of brevard county, for multiple firefighter intercedes on the scene of this brush fire death agencies on the scene of this brush fire. the forest system has joined with other agencies. the fire is about 45 acres and 95% contained right now. firefighters are using aircraft to drop water on the fire. meredith: always a concern when it has been dry in central florida and the wind. jim: you can tell women get tight shots it with things up. tony mainolfi is monitoring the conditions outside. tony: we have high-pressure to the east, a big storm system to the west. we are earned about dry conditions. we really will to spot the brush fire on the south side of palm bay. the wind, east southeast 10 to 25. even the we have a handle on this, we will have to watch this. it is high to 35 miles per hour. the wind for the next book of days will

mother-p&today -- who says she )s -p&confident her son never confided in anyone -- because he had nothing to do with a-j )s disappearance. gabriella deluca newschannel 3. tonight suffolk police -- say they now have a suspect in the death of a man found in a cemetery. 18-year-old karlton boone is wanted for first degree murder. police say he lives on carolina drive in suffolk. on tuesday -- suffolk police found 42-year- old wayne watford at the pleasant hill cemetary around 1-30 in the morning. the medical examiner says he died from several gunshot watford s son tells newschannel 3 -- he knew something was wrong when he never got a phone call from his dad on his birtay a few days ago. if you know where boone may be -- take action against crime and call the crime line. in virginia beach -- the group who doesn t want the light rail in virginia beach says they now have enough signatures to put the issue to a vote. they collected many of those signatures on tuesday outside of primary voting locations. they want to ask the question - should city council use local funds to extend lig

he says he' s hoping he' ll get one more apology from one of his favorite players. good luck with that. meredith: wesh 2 news at 5:00 is straight ahead. summer: jim payne joins us now with what' s coming up in the next hour. jim: big news from the campaign trail. we' ll tell you which presidential candidate is calling it quits. plus, tragedy hits a local home. a six-year-old finds a gun, it fires, and kills her. now police have made an arrest. and caught on camera, a brazen burglary. we' re talking to the homeowner who says a woman let herself inside, and didn' being recorded the whole time. wesh 2 news at 5:00 is next. [captioning performed by the ahh... yeah! ahh... ahh... ah. you probably say it a million times a day. ahh... ahh! ahh... ahh! but at cigna, we want to help everyone say it once a year. say "ahh". >>ahh... cigna medical plans cover one hundred percent of your in-network annual checkup. so america, let's go. know. ahh! know you can deposit checks right from your phone. transfer money to someone quickly and easily. speak to a financial professional when

the italian superstar is not expected to play though in sunday' s opener. he will be a fan like the rest of us. nocerino' s former teammate at ac milan, and current orlando city captain, kaka, has been called up by the brazilian national team for world cup qualifiers. the lions' attacking midfielder will represent his home nation during the lions' two-week mls break at the end of march, and will return for the home match against the portland timbers april 3. he' s not expected to miss any games for orlando. orlando city fans are getting weekend with a thursday night run. the purple pride 5k was full of well, purple. fans ran around lake eola they even got a game ticket with their registration. some of the best swimmers in the world flat-out torch the pool on the opening night of the arena pro swim series here in orlando. olympic gold medalist katie ledecky smoked a field including missy franklin and allison schmitt in the women' s 200m freestyle. the most decorated olympic athlete of all time, michael phelps, was victorious in the men' s 100m butterfly, just 7

he' s meeting as many people as he can before the polls close. sittenfeld is running against former governor ted strickland on the democratic side. on the republican side senator rob portman is up against don eckhart. the cincinnati councilman has been trying to boost his visibility among ohio democrats. he tells me he is excited, and has made his campaign about issues affecting the future of americans. >> i think there' s a big hunger in ohio, and across the country for new leaders stepping up who are going to offer up bold proposals to fix real problems we have, having an economy that works for everybody, making college more affordable,

he says monday' s shooting didn' t fit hancock' s personality. >> he usually had a smile on his face. he seemed happy. joking around and everything. i think this is just a wake-up call. but it just goes to show us that there' s some kids that could be in trouble. or going through things. i think this will really pull the school together. mike: hancock was in his first year of wrestling at the middle school. >> i look up and i see. -- a kid standing there with a i saw smoke and a flash followed by 3 more shots. mike: -- sheree: when the gunshots rang out in the school cafeteria. police were first alerted to the chaos by a 13-year-old boy named conner. conner hamrick. he was as close as you can get to the gunfire without being hit. conner got down. and crawled to the nearest exit. once he got outside. he and his friends crossed a playground and ran half a mile away. to call 911. his mother says she' s so proud of his quick-thinking. >> he got those kids back to the house. they were safe and he prayed with them. that was his next instinct. he prayed with those kids. conner' s mother is t

he' s at the hospital, but he will pull through. his family is tough. s boss and childhood friend, ryan hippchen, s brother, who was working with him at the time, is certified in cpr and s life. he didn' t. s deputies have now arrested 21-year-old jakell ward, and charged him with two counts of attempted murder, saying he fired the gun while trying to shoot his girlfriend. though pleased with an arrest being made, hippcehen says, his s recovery. >> anger is part of it, but i' mostly just scared for brian. that' s 100% all that matters. summer: meanwhile, parents living in the apartment complex, where the shooting happened, say they are constantly living in fear. >> we hear it inside the house all the time. pop, pop, pop. i mean, it' >> what do you do? take cover? >> basically, we lay on the it' >> so what do you do? s what i' m gonna do. summary: in orange county, summer knowles, wesh 2 news. brett: a teenage couple will face a judge on separate charges, in connection with the murder of an ocoee teenager. deputies say 17-year-old mic

he' s expected to return. meanwhile, victor oladipo will reportedly sit out tonight' s game. team sources say he suffered a lower-back contusion against the bulls. orlando city is getting a lion' s share of support from fans leading up to sunday' s season opener at the citrus bowl. and today, the team' s newest star made his way to central florida. we were at orlando international when antonio nocerino flew in from italy. the star comes from ac milan. t expected sunday. orlando hosts real salt lake in at last check, they' re just a few thousands seats away from michael phelps is looking to rule the pool in central florida tonight. tonight the 22-time olympic , medalist is in the finals for the 100m backstroke. he' s joining other big name swimmers at the arena pro swim series meet at the ymca aquatic center on i-drive in orlando. despite a dominant performance in the backstroke, he failed to advance in the breaststroke, posting the 15th fastest time. 10:00 and 11:00. meredith: news anchors by morning, but shoe salesmen at lunch. jim: our colleagues, jason guy and brett connoll

listen as he described kasich' s campaign this morning on today. donald trump: well, he is 22-0 in terms of losing. he has lost every single state that he has been in and i tell presidential he has done very, very poorly and i have spent a lot of time in ohio. i was there last night in youngstown. and i want to tell you he is not such a popular guy. todd: trump went on to criticize kasich for appearing at a rally last night with former presidential candidate mitt romney, saying romney ran what may have been the worst campaign ever. for his part, kasich said going forward he will be forced to talk about deep concerns he has about trump' s campaign. we will be mindful to find out what he has a say about that. in the newsroom, todd dykes , wlwt news 5. s karin township. how are things going out there? karin: so far so good here at when doors opened, two dozen people were on line waiting to get in. there' s been a steady stream of voters since. aside from the presidential primary, voters in this location the 8th congressional district -- john boehner' i

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he' s running for volusia county sheriff. chief chitwood is known to be tough on crime and is never at loss of words when it comes to talking about the bad guys. he says he has a vision for the county, including some programs the police department is already using.

police say a three-year-old boy fell out of his mother' s moving vehicle after he was left unattended. chopper two was over the scene. ashley wilson went into nature' s garden on lewis street and left the child in the chevy blazer. it somehow shifted into reverse, rolled out of the parking lot onto granada boulevard where the child fell out. it is unclear if he fell out of the vehicle or was injured in the fall. meredith: palm bay police say they had no choice but to shoot and kill a man who is threatening officers with a gun. it happened in a middle-class neighborhood while neighbors watched from a safe distance. how did police try to resolve this matter peacefully? about two hours prior to the shooting. right here on mariposa drive, they say the man lived here alone and during those two hours, police say they tried everything they could come up with. >> we tried to make contact with this person numerous times face to face and used the pa and by phone. reporter: but the chief says nothing seems to work. the deadly episode had begun about 9:30 when a man went into a rage at the constr

he' s described as a hispanic man in his mid 20' s about 5' 10." deputies say on sunday he demanded cash from the employees at the congo river mini golf on us-192 in kissimmee. they gave him some money and he took off. if you know who this guy is, give a call to crimeline at 1-800-423-tips. the time of spacex' s fifth try for a launch from the cape has been set. they' ll try again tomorrow at 6:35 p.m. high-altitude winds forced tuesday night' s attempt to be scrubbed the fourth time. weather and technical problems have caused each delay. the rocket will carry a navigational satellite for asia into orbit. you can watch it live on the wesh 2 mobile app. jim: whether you' re a spring breaker or biker, if you' re in volusia county this weekend, you may see some sharks. local surfer and marine photographer kem mcnair shared these pictures of sharks in ankle-deep water near the jetty in new smyrna beach. >> typically this time of year we do have the migration of more shark in florida waters and , coincidentally we have more people in the water at that ti

sheriff' s office foundation. he says it' s a community/private partnership where any deputy wanting to further his or her education can do so with virtually no cost. right now, the first golfers have hit the course for a local tradition. the arnold palmer invitational at bay hill. today is the champion' s for arnold' s kids pro-am tournament. part of the tournament is a clinic for young golfers which was held this afternoon. it' s the first official event of the week-long arnold palmer invitational. things start getting serious when the pga professionals tee off thursday the tournament wraps up sunday. about staying hydrated. tony: let me take you back outside right now. the halifax river and back towards the atlantic ocean. as a take a nice look at downtown orlando. a few clouds out there. 85 right now. wins have been brisk. with that southwest when , the air begins to heat up tomorrow. all the models were too cool you . you are at 89 today. there is the record there. , you heat of the peninsula and you get those t

he' s a criminal. he is on his own. monday morning. notorious mobster whitey bulger will not get a new trial. a federal judge rejected his request yesterday. bulger' s attorney argued a now-deceased former prosecutor promised him immunity to commit crimes. the judge argued that' s impossible to prove. bulger is accused of killing 11 people. he' s serving two life sentences. a concerning new study on the deadly zika virus. researchers now link the virus to even more medical conditions. they also found that it is dangerous at any stage of pregnancy. these findings are preliminary results of a study tracking pregnant women infected with zika. here in florida, 47 cases of the virus have been confirmed, including cases in orange, osceola, seminole, and brevard counties. all of the cases are travel-related. a proposed state law legalizing full-strength marijuana for the terminally ill, is one step away from passing the florida legislature. vote on the measure monday. the house has already approved it. the votes come nearly two years after law

scott: with house speaker paul ryan voicing concern about the violence he' s seen at donald trump' s campaign rallies. speaker ryan: this party does not prey on people' s prejudices. we appeal to their highest ideals. scott: but the front runner is capitalizing on his outsider status -- calling to unify the while at the same time warning of possible riots if he is denied the nomination in a contested convention. howie: the republican leaders kind of rigged this thing to get a consensus around an early front runner. they just never imagined that front runner would be donald trump. and i think now, for all the talks of a contested convention, republicans are pretty much going to have to live with the candidate who has won the most states and the most delegates. scott: another sign donald trump is very much in the drivers seat -- there was supposed to be another republican debate monday night in utah. he decided he did not want to attend and fox news and the gop canceled the entire event. he is coming here to washington to speak to a pro-israel political group. ted cruz and john kasich

hi, danny. >> danny: what was darth' s run time? >> justin: he didn' t make it. >> danny: same way i am. i watch people run. have rain trying to creep in and mess with our sunday. it' s already appeared up here where i- 10 and i- 75 and lake city and it' towards the jacksonville area but it is just like a preview of what' s to come and across the area and this is where we tune up to the potential for showers and thunderstorms and that today. >> justin: a mac daddy return. when the famous golden arches open. >>> and slamming into ididerod teams. >> and claiming the life of the florida deputy. what we' re learning about the if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolutio

jamie coggins: "he s one of us. and that )s how we treat erik. he )s one of our family members." so on senior night, rather than just honor those who fill up ( the stat sheet. coach coggins: "be strong now" coach coggins is honoring the one who fills out the stat sheet. erik: "writing down where the players shoot" someone else would have to do that tonight. coach coggins: "we can go dominate them so ed can get in the game." originally coach wanted to play ed as he calls him early in the game,. but erik didn t feel comfortable with that. jamie coggins: "he said coach i want you to put me in during the last 30 seconds to a minute of the game." winning just means too much to erik. and he just wanted a chance to be on the floor. jaimie coggins: "the moment was just right and with a little over a minute left..." winning means too much to erik and after all, he just wanted to be on the floor. nats: whistle "ed lets go, let )s go ed." nats; crowd erupts, "entering the game for sparkman, number 34, erik daneri." four years of commitment for this one moment in time. but it s what happened

he' s been working there for 35 years. he knows his stuff. courtis: the next time you see groundhogs day. then tell him again because it' s groundhogs day. anchor: he will love me for that. anchor: a final reminder to set your clocks ahead. tonight, 2:00 becomes to me :00 in the morning. we will start the morning with our overnight rain coming to an end. it is not a washout. rain monday afternoon and evening. courtis: i' m still laughing at my joke. rin the middle of a time when senior povertyt is increasing. republicans and some democratsp came up with a brilliant idea for cutting cost-of-living adjustments for social security. we said, "it will be over our dead bodies if you cut social security." as president, i will do everything i can to extend the solvency of social security and expand benefits for people who desperately need them. and i approve this message. >>> on this saturday night, boiling point. tensions soar in an already chaotic republican race. secret service surrounding trump open stage today taking no chances the day after viol

don' t carry a gun, he' s not a violent person. dave: williams mom said after he went to court that he' s innocent, that his intentions were good, and it was all an accident. >> they say he was a babysitter, but he was a lovely babysitter. dave: in court, a public defender argued the charge added inappropriate. williams who pleaded to a felony of running from police in 2007, was charged in this case of firearms possession by a convicted felon. >> it wasn' t found on him, he wasn' t asked if he ever had possession of it. dave: the judge disagreed and found probable cause, setting williams' total bond at $20,000. meanwhile, sanford' s police chief says two cases in a week, where kids have shot themselves with guns found in the home, stresses the need for more gun safety education. >> protect their children so they don' t have access to them when they should not have access to them. dave: sanford' s chief has a gun safety class for parents and kids scheduled for next week. he also announced they will have a gun buy back program is comi

mark: but he' s hearing the community' s support, thanks to facebook. this amazing way of making us realize that the world is watching and praying and believing, and sometimes when you can' t find that within yourself, you' re able to draw on that from other people. kyla: the page is called "the amazing world of logan." it has nearly 800 followers since starting days ago. we have a link on our website, wlwt.com. cause. teams of engineers, architects, and designers from local firms and universities went to work building unique sculptures you will see around town. this competition is called "canstruction," because the designs are made entirely out of canned food. >> we have a total of six different variety of cans and around 2900 cans in our sculpture alone. mark: the canned foods will be foodbank. the displays will stay up the winners go on to compete in the international canstruction competition. kyla: such a cool event every year. let' s check in with randi rico. randi: moore clouds around today. temperatures right around 70. noon today, 67 degrees. 6:00, 68. there is a chance for a little

carson says he' s endorsing trump because he' s the best man for the job. he made the announcement this morning in palm beach. angela: senator marco rubio is getting some mixed reviews for his debate performance. many saw the event as rubio' s final chance to convince voters here in florida to support him in next week' s primary. he took the opportunity to hit front-runner, donald trump. marco rubio i know that a lot of : people find appeal in the things donald says, ' cause he says what people wish they could say. the problem is, presidents can' t just say anything they want. it has consequences, here and around the world. [applause] i' m not interested in being politically correct. i' m not interested in being politically correct. i' m interested in being correct. angela: florida' s primary will be next if he loses, rubio may tuesday. have to drop out of the race. s quinnipiac poll, taken before last night' s debate, rubio has he' s trailing donald trump 45% to 22%. right now a daytona beach man is facing some serious charges. police say he twisted a baby'

he collided with the ford escape on thursday night. police say walker' s bike did not have headlights and he was wearing dark clothing. we' re told the driver of the escape stayed on seen and several took to see and a mother lost her son and the family lost her brother. walker was the 4th round pick of the ravens in 2015. turning to volusia county beach safety says 2 took one of the personal water crafts for the joy ride. they were having medical issues and officers able to follow them onto land where they were arrested. and facing charges of grand theft of a vessel. >>> central florida' s largest country music festival is in full swing and though the wet weather could play a role, the shower shows will go on at runaway country. this is at osceola heritage park, jake owen hit the stage last night and entertained thousands of country music fans. acts like kenny chesney and eric church will take the stage. runaway country runs through sunday. check back in with candace campos and the quick check of today' s weather center. ll have the cowboy hat ony and panc

right now, he' s now in grave condition. wesh 2' s bob kealing spent the he turned us now live with more. us at s work trailer. you can see all that fencing on their. that is part of the crime scene. it will be checked for evidence. as for the innocent bystander being stott -- shot, residents say this is very sad, but it is they face it day in and day out. deputies guns drawn, look for , the suspect behind a shooting that left a man critically injured this afternoon. an innocent bystander deputies say, on a work crew taking down a fence separating the magnolia court condos from a small private school playground. this resident, who asked us not to show his face, says he' s thankful no children were there at the time and describes the suspect as a real hot head. tony: i don' t like it. that could have been me, you a child cause that' s a school over there. had to wait to get back to their home inside the crime scene. she says this neighborhood is marred by drugs, violence and people fighting. brandy moore: it' s sad to say but

he' s got strong legs. that' s coming up. >> danny: i would need strong insurance. >> that can be a viral you tube video and danny treanor slipping on. >> i already had one hip replacement! let' s talk about how beautiful it is! you see this? let' s animate this. here we go! turn that computer on. let' s talk about the soccer game today. nothing but good news. the temperature maybe right in . you know if you' direct sun it' s going to get warm but you know what? the breeze will kick in and comfortable. and then my, you know, late evening and by the time everyone is leaving or so it' s 66 but it' s all good. except for that wind kicking it up with the high threat of rip atlantic today. not bad for boaters but it is very bumpy with the false echo to show up on the radar and nothing to be concerned with. the temperatures at the moment ocala and 46 . leesburg and the mount dora area around 50. 55 in kissimee and the yeehaw junction and orlando coming in with 53. 53 in sanford. 55 at cape canaveral. the beach for

and now he' s trying to get it back. mark: the magical ring from the team' s 1988 super bowl run, was taken from his home a few decades ago. wlwt news 5' s emily wood spoke with ickey, about an ebay post clearing up a mystery. clocks everybody wants me to, 44 that' s me. that' s me, i' m gonna get me some cold cuts today. emma: back in the spotlight after his hilarious geico commercial ickey woods is asked about cold cuts as much as people want him to do the beloved ickey shuffle. riding high on the bengals 1988 afc championship ickey says his personalized ring was stolen from his home more than 20 years ago. >> it' hard for, you know, you bled, you sweat, you know, you cry, and you did everything you could to make it to that ultimate game. emily: a quick online search for ickey memorabilia pulls up dozens of items. but the running back says he never thought his one of a kind ring would end up on ebay for nearly $25,000. >> to see it on ebay and to you know now that it did not get there honestly is what' s really got me t

donald trump: he' s tough, he' s smart, and he' s got a great future. he' s got a great future. greg: political experts tells us rubio' s poor showing in the primary will have him taking a break, and aiming for the governor' s chair in 2 years. but it' s unclear how many of his backers will go with the front runner. >> to support trump would be really difficult for me, and i' m a republican through and through, right? greg: the bitter battle for support has hillary clinton and democrat voters licking their chops for what they expect to be a political implosion at the gop convention. carol cox: really the messier it is for the republicans the better it is for hillary clinton in november. i think that the republican a stockholm syndrome right now where trump has been holding them hostage and now they move from resistance to their captor, to now acceptance. eddie fernandez: if he goes into this and this has not been decided, and he has a mere plurality. i think what we are going to see is a situation is we' re going to see a divided republican party. it' s going to be ugly and then

it was first question he' s asked in 10 years. the case concerns whether a prior domestic assault conviction will prevent somebody from possessing a firearm. he doesn' t say a lot, but when he does it is important. the zika out rake has investigators looking at how to tackle the problem. it' s a new mosquito trap. >> after a mosquito has a blood meal or bites you in sexual blood, it has an incredible urge to lay eggs and it will find our traps and toss the insecticide and and him dying. angela: experts say the traps could be useful in low income companies. stewart: i am itching right now. nasa is investing in efforts to revive supersonic jet travel. they have given a $20 million contract to lockheed arden to develop a jet that will fire -- it will fly safer and quieter at supersonic speed. the concorde flew for nearly 20 years before their final light in 2003. their fuel requirements and maintenance made in two expensive to fly. meredith: we are following to breaking news stories. a child has been pulled from a we are live on the

. >> he' s in the area between the school and community part. he has a hoodie. he is in this area, if we can just keep it locked down. paramedics rushed to the area and close down the street and called the canines. they strategically raced to 18 minutes after the shots were fired -- >> weapons located in the field right across from the school. >> we' ve got a subject approaching the k-9 team with his hands up will stop reporter: the sheriff says hancock admitted to the shooting. according to court documents, approximately 20 minutes identified him as the gunman. he remains in the butler county juvenile justice center. sheree: this week, the madison school district is scheduling events that help students, staff and the community move forward. for a list of dates and times, go to our website. mike: two men hold up an east end restaurant just as the place police say the two robbers showed the gun inside their backpack and ordered them to put cash in some. -- cash inside. sheree: a clermont county man found guilty today of producing and receiving child per not be. h

it' s the one state he' s almost sure to win. hillary clinton is 10 points ahead in the new nbc national poll. today she' s in a state sanders targeted minnesota. texas is the state today with the most delegates at stake, it' s a must-win for republican ted cruz, because it' s his home state, he voted with his family ohio governor john kasich is in virginia, where he talked about how to beat trump. -- john kasich all in -- john kasich: we have to be patient, and that somebody who has been a reformer all of their life, and somebody who has been successful in rising, giving an opportunity for everybody in the country to rise, has a moment to be heard in america over the drumbeat of tv ratings and yelling and screaming. i' m waiting for that moment to come. mike: donald trump, is still gaining support now at 40% a new high in the nbc poll. sheree: today he' s stumping in ohio wlwt news 5' s john london is covering his rally in columbus. reporter: like him or loathe him, fear him or smear him, the one thing donald trump won' t let you

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he' s one of two orlando-area church administrators who have been removed. wesh 2' s bob kealing joins us live from winter park, where the second clergyman is facing the same trouble. bob, what is this all about? bob: well, it is important to point out that neither one of these clergymen is accused of any hands-on type of sex crimes, but rather shielding allegations against another predator priest and then assigning them to another parish. the indictments against the san giles schinelli, and pastor ro bert d' aversa pre-date their time in greater orlando and accuse them of crimes of ommission, conspiracy to endanger children. while both men worked as church administrators in pennsylvania, that state' s attorney general says they reassigned to another parish a priest with a history of sex abuse complaints to a position with continuing access to children. by the time he killed himself in 2013, officials suspect reverand stephen baker of abusing 90 or more children. kathleen kane: they were more concerned with protecting the image of the order rather than the fl

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>> he' s four. tammy: investigators say the four-year-old suffered third degree burns and died. >> who does that? tammy: austin' s father had just won full custody of him this january. according to court documents, austin' s dad wanted the child, claiming the biological mother used drugs and claimed she failed to cooperate with child protective services. elizabeth and lona became close to the boy while he was still with his mom. >> he played with my kids and my kids loved him, and nobody, no kid deserves that. tammy: for them, what hurts the most is that while austin escaped alleged abuse, he still ended up dying in his new life. >> i suggest to any child abuser, whatever you do to that child, needs to happen to you. tammy: tonight, i reached out to austin' you can imagine, she was not ready to talk to anybody. reporting live in franklin, tammy mutasa, wlwt news 5. sheree: it is just unimaginable. tammy, thank you. a hearing related to the custody case was scheduled yesterday the day austin died. rig

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he' s out. wilts circle. he' s headed eastbound on foot. adrian: new video tonight shows deputies keeping track of a man, car. s office just released video from their helicopter. they say it shows the suspect wandering around for five minutes, even trying to get into another car. a deputy with a dog eventually arrested the suspect near a home, just west of south john young parkway. right now, the coast guard is searching for a man who fell off a royal caribbean cruise. officials say 46-year-old david mossman fell from the 10th deck of the navigator of the seas ship early this morning off the coast of key largo. that is about a 100 feet into the water below. the coast guard is searching 1000we do know mossman is from texas. police are warning that the latest story on the oj simpson case could easily turn out to be nothing. officials are currently examining a knife that was reportedly found at the home where oj simpson was living in 1994. simpson' s ex-wife and her friend , ron goldman were stabbed to , death at a different home. lapd captain

he' s saying that when he was an isis stronghold, he realized he needed to escape. we were told he was born in virginia and traveled through turkey, then onto syria. once he was there he was linked up with isis. from there, isis tranferred him to mosul, a city that is controlled by isis. >> i didn' t really support their ideology and that' s at that point that' s when i decided i needed to escape. angela: he said he did that by crossing battlelines looking for u.s. personnel has yet to meet with him. angela: an nfl player was critically injured in a south florida. officials say baltimore ravens dirt bike when he before 8:00 last night. police say his bike did not have that he was wearing dark clothes. walker graduated from miami northwestern high school and was drafted by baltimore last year. summer: the tampa city council s meant to benefit young people who get caught with marijuana. the vote decriminalizes marijuana, which means no more distant -- misdemeanors for people caught with 20 grams or less. now getting caught with marijuana is like getting a traffic tick

he' s charged with inducing panic and disorderly conduct. he' s now out on bail. meanwhile, ohio governor john kasich is campaigning hard here in his home state. just yesterday he was here in , sharonville for pancake breakfast. earlier today, governor kasich was in strongsville, ohio, up near cleveland, where he once again spoke out against the rhetoric often heard by donald trump. gov. kasich: let me tell you, no matter what it takes, i will not take the low road to the highest i will not do it. mike: meanwhile, a new nbc news poll is out. it' s shows donald trump with a more than 20 point edge in florida. governor kasich in last place there. these of voting states on trump tuesday. is also looking good in illinois, despite his chicago rally being essentially shut down by protesters. governor kasich is in third according to the poll. , here in ohio kasich is on top, according to nbc. 39% to 33% over trump. as for the democrats hillary , clinton is leading bernie sanders in all of these states, including here in ohio where she , has a 20 point advantage. her lead