we've talked in the past about homeowners associations and what their legal rights are when homeownerson't pay their dues. well, we're gonna talk about the other side of it. what is the impact and the decision that has to be made by an association if, in fact, they decide to foreclose on that property and have to maintain their home? we're in a beautiful development in florida. and in a minute, i'm gonna sit down and talk with marshall, who's trying to deal with a major hoa issue, that being that there's a house that was left vacant. and now they have to decide what are they gonna do for purposes of securing that house? marshall, how are you, sir? >> welcome. >> good you see you. >> nice seeing you. >> you know, before we sit down, i really wanna go look at this house that we're gonna be talking about in a few minutes so we have a good understanding of what's going on. >> terrific. let's go take a ride. >> thank you, sir. homeowners associations have legal rights and powers over properties. they can initiate foreclosures for monthly fees, their dues and their special assessments. >> i'

to buy it but you can buy a policy. >> am i covered with homeowners insurance. >> no california homeowners understand their homeowners insurance doesn't cover earthquake they need a separate policy if you're an shiners you can get the earthquake insurance policy. >> so explain why it is for the c e a is deft if a traditional insurance agency. >> irreverent so in the 80s the state of california passed a law that requires any company that writes the policies to over earthquake insurance the homeowners are not required by commissioner cranshaw can bye there was so much loss they were going to stop writing the insurance policies for earthquakes they wanted to stop a serious insurance policy. >> we're talking about the homeownership's buying the earthquake shiners but 70 percent are renters what's my opposite. >> the option for renter the earthquake be insurance company is affordable i think people don't realize just exactly what it covers it covers damaged property but loss of use if you have to be under a building they have a quarter main that was broken as well as emergency repair if interes

it's just not fair to the homeowners. and what's so infuriating is that these hoa board members, they don't have these in front of their homes. >> we just couldn't take the noise anymore. we had the president come over to our house, president of the hoa, and we asked him, "look. we cannot sleep in our home because these rumble strips." >> he actually started yelling at me in my home, telling me, "who am i to demand them to remove the rumble strips?" and i said -- i had to remind him -- "we're the homeowners. that's who we are. and you're supposed to be our advocate. you're the homeowners association." >> they set up cameras looking out of their bedroom window to document the constant noise... and the fact that the strips do not seem to slow the traffic down at all. they soon learn that they were pretty much powerless to take on the hoa. >> once you're outside of that gate, that is technically city of las vegas oversight. but once you are in these gates, the hoa owns these roads. they have oversight. they can determine the

the satisfaction of our homeowners is a top priority.>>> a very exciting day at the press -- academy press center on campus. on behalf of 10 news, i got to the fines will go towards a graduate support program and some of those graduates were back on campus giving back.>> when you see kids, you don't expect them to do much in life. when you get a boost like that and you have people like this, that is a blessing.>> power.. the academy has so many wonderful things to say about them. they are incredible school. kids attend class for 11 hours a day, 11 months out of the year. they are given the tools needed to succeed and they graduate inspired and empowered. they do great things.>> those people have been doing so much of this community. they need to be reckoned as. they do a fantastic job.>> i love it.>>> the wind today, this storm in northern mexico at times, a little bit of a break. you can see not quite a brisk of the wind today. from time to time, it will pick up again. look at the shot, looking back to the southeast. winds have been coming through. you can see areas through here, th

homeowners don't believe him. >> reporter: homeowners told commissioners they hope what has happened here can be used to change the inspection process so all of this does not happen to anyone else. >>> tomorrow all high school juniors in seminole county are scheduled to take the s. sat. seminole county has not been approved to drop the fcircumstance a just yet. >>> investigators are making public the results of a series of investigations into wrongdoing at v.a. hospitals across the country. the investigations were done in 2014 but are just now being released. florida v.a. employees manipulated data showing how long veterans were waiting for appointments in daytona beach. will consider a proposal to revamp florida's death penalty system. that would give more power to juries over judge ises in death penalty cases. a court ruling called the current state's system unconstitutional because it gives judges too much power. >>> in the coming month of may, the state will attempt to move 81,000 more homeowners off its insurance and into the private market. the policy hoermsd can either accept

the 54 homeowner was alerted of the break by her system. she rushed home to check things out and she was armed. >> she observed a subject exiting the home through the rear. >> reporter: according to detectives there's a confrontation and one shot was fired. johnson was pronounced dead at the hospital. she should have waited. >> then she called the police already. >> reporter: relatives say they don't believe johnson stole anything from the home but detectives can't confirm that. >> you have to look at it from child's point of view raised in the hood. >> reporter: the investigation continues to whether the shooting was justified or shot. it's best not to take the situation in your own hands. >> if they believe there's a burglary or any type of confrontation, dial 911 and have the police go out and make than confrontation. that's what we're here for. >> reporter: police say the homeowner is cooperating and was taken in for questioning last night but so far no charges have been filed against her. the state attorney's office is still reviewing

>>reporter: we are hoping to talk to the homeowner. it looks like she's sleeping at this hour, to get her side of the story. the case has been turned over to the state attorney's office. ben kennedy, local 10 news. >>> and now to a story you saw first here on local 10, the woman police say was beaten into a coma by her roommate. she met o o craigslist. she actually opened her eyes for the first tim this week in nearly a month. andrew perez tells us about the remarkable gain she's making but also the rovery that still lies ahead. >>> thumbs up. thumbs up. family members now, even reaching out to her younger brother. >> she wants to aive you a hug. >>reporter: it's a miracle says the family of danielle jones whose been in a coma for almost a month now. a savage beating landing her att ryder trauma. >> doctors couldn't tell me if she ever would wake up. for 28 days i did not know if danielle would make it. >>reporter: she did and her recovery would see nototng short of remarkable. it was on valentine's day she was attacked by byron mitche

they had a gun and forced the homeowner to open their safe. they were held up for 15 minutes inside the bedroom and then the crooks made off. that was monday but two other incidents on thursday and friday a couple minutes away. on the morning of march 11st a man was trying to pry open a window but the homeowner scared them off. another suspicious man spotted in someone's backyard. >> there could be a connection but at this point we don't believe so but not ruling it out. >> reporter: morgan hill police believe they may have known the victims. they are described as two latino men. the get away car was dark silver. >> you will get caught. it's only a matter of time. >>> meanwhile morgan hill police trying to gather surveillance video and working with the mrech sketch artist. >>> a chp officer who got his start in the bay area is being remembered today. nathan taylor began his career in san jose. he was hit by a car over the weekend. . a bell ringing ceremony held in his honor this morning. several officers held one another and wept. he leaves be

that simply is not true. >> homeowners automatically assume you're giving up your home, you're giving to your home, ownership to your home. that's the biggest misconception. a reverse mortgage, when it really boils down to it, is just a loan. you're borrowing money. the difference is you're not making a payment on it regularly, as you do on a traditional loan, so that balance of the loan grows over time. you do independent counseling by a third party. that counseling will make sure you're educated on all the different options and make sure you know what you're getting into. >> in recent years, there were a lot of defaults on reverse mortgages, but how could that happen if the people aren't required to make any payments? >> essentially, since there's no payment being made, the only default that can come up is if you don't pay your taxes or your insurance or you move out of the home. >> so, federal government -- well, they made some major changes to the reverse-mortgage rules. the new rules make it tougher to default by making sure borrowers can pay their taxes, their insurance, and the

to buy it but you can buy a policy. >> am i covered with homeowners insurance. >> no california homeowners understand their homeowners insurance doesn't cover earthquake they need a separate policy if you're an shiners you can get the earthquake insurance policy. >> so explain why it is for the c e a is deft if a traditional insurance agency. >> irreverent so in the 80s the state of california passed a law that requires any company that writes the policies to over earthquake insurance the homeowners are not required by commissioner cranshaw can bye there was so much loss they were going to stop writing the insurance policies for earthquakes they wanted to stop a serious insurance policy. >> we're talking about the homeownership's buying the earthquake shiners but 70 percent are renters what's my opposite. >> the option for renter the earthquake be insurance company is affordable i think people don't realize just exactly what it covers it covers damaged property but loss of use if you have to be under a building they have a quarter main that was broken as well as emergency repair if interes

it's just not fair to the homeowners. and what's so infuriating is that these hoa board members, they don't have these in front of their homes. >> we just couldn't take the noise anymore. we had the president come over to our house, president of the hoa, and we asked him, "look. we cannot sleep in our home because these rumble strips." >> he actually started yelling at me in my home, telling me, "who am i to demand them to remove the rumble strips?" and i said -- i had to remind him -- "we're the homeowners. that's who we are. and you're supposed to be our advocate. you're the homeowners association." >> they set up cameras looking out of their bedroom window to document the constant noise... and the fact that the strips do not seem to slow the traffic down at all. they soon learn that they were pretty much powerless to take on the hoa. >> once you're outside of that gate, that is technically city of las vegas oversight. but once you are in these gates, the hoa owns these roads. they have oversight. they can determine the

--homeowners.ay. >>> and the damage didn't stop there, we are seeing power outages across the bay area, especially in the north bay, the latest details on what you can expect, you are watching mornings on 2. >>> no. is ktvu mornings on 2, weekend. >>> well, welcome, it is sunday, march 13th. >>> good morning, everyone. we start this morning with fox 2 team coverage. we have weather authority rosemary tracking the weather. but first, we have our allie at a mud slide. >> reporter: well, ross, this mud slide happened early they are week, just above the trail. it is a paid trail that runs through the neighborhood where we are. we are on augusta drive. and now two homes were affected by the landslide. one, you are looking at right here, and the one next door. where from where we are up at the top of the hill, you can see the tarp that is set up, they had to set it up earlier this week to try to keep the land from sliding downhill. but the homeowner came back this morning to and he says that the erosion

>>reporter: we'reoping to talk to that homeowner this morning, hoping to get her side of the story. you can see the home is clear at this hour but there are still signsns of that investigation. it is here that police say a suspected burglar, a 17-year-old was shot and killed by the homeowner. officer say that homeowner, a 54-year-old woman left her house around 5:30 thursday night only to return moments later after her alarm went off. it is then that she was met by an intruder. the family says the teen killed was trayvon johnson. as detectives continue to talk to the homeowner. >> the lady said he seen him walking out of the house. the police told her but she's sll going in the house and searching for something. she was shot one time, shot in the chest. >> and that is the teen's older brother that we spoke to late last night.it has been 12 hours since the shooting here in northwestst miami-dade. the investigation does continue. we are told the state attorney's office will now pick up the case. reporting live in northwest miami-dade, ben kennedy, local 10 news. >>> breaking news this

. >> a homeowner catching a teen burglar in the act and taking action. we will tell you what happened next. >>> plus this. they were waiting for me in the corner and just -- on my head. >> a woman attacked and growed in corral gable speaks out. she's not alone. wait until you hear how in >> plus the oj simpson saga yeah, that's right. deal diva coming through. you see all my bogos, my weekly ad. just wait till you see my savings. and brace yourself. the digital coupons are coming next. look at her, so proud of her momma. you saved quite a bit today go ahead. say it. cha-ching! thank you the weekly ad, bogos and coupons. three easy ways to save at the same place you love to shop. >> a developing story where a woman came home to a burglar in action. the homeowner shot and killed the teenage thief while he was climbing out of heroine doe. cbs 4 has the late frost the scene. >> reporter: miami dade police detectives search for clues to what appears to be a case of a homeowner protecting her property the 54-year-old woman who own this is home in northwest mia

. >> a homeowner catching a teen we will tell you what happened next. >>> plus this. they were waiting for me in the corner and just -- on my head. >> a woman attacked and growed in corral gable speaks out. she's not alone. wait until you hear how in other women are victim. cont >> a developing story where a woman came home to a burglar in action. the homeowner shot and killed the teenage thief while he was climbing out of heroine doe. cbs 4 has the late frost the scene. >> reporter: miami dade police detectives search for clues to what appears to be a case of a homeowner protecting her property the 54-year-old woman who own this is home in northwest miami dade. got word her alarm -- and police say she was armed. >> she observed a subject exiting the home through the rear. >> miami dade police say there was a confrontation, shots were pronounced dead at the hospital. they cannot tell us whether the homeowner has been victimized before, whether anything was taken. the homeowner is cooperating. >> she's a person that is obviously a little distraught because this is her

local homeowners say their homes are rotting from the inside out. jim: complaints are piling up of cracked stucco and mold build-up in their homes. wesh 2 investigates went to this windermere neighborhood with our own experts to look at their meredith: stewart moore found out, it' s an issue that has been sent all the way up to the attorney general. >> cancer is inside you, you can' t see it, it' s working on you. the same thing with this. stewart: this house has become a cancer? >> it is a cancer. stewart: jeffrey tepper is a retiree who moved from long island, new york for the beautiful sunshine of central florida. this was his dream to live here. >> it' s a nightmare. you know, your dream house is now a nightmare. you don' t expect that. i' m an accountant. i did not know, there' s no way you can see anything. everything is hidden. stewart: jeffrey started noticing cracks in the side of his stucco and also started seeing cracks on many homes in the 140 town home neighborhood. he called in painters, and they told him this was a bigger problem, and

he was confronted by the male homeowner. once he got inside the house he tied up the man, tied up the wife and their 4-year-old. they were restrained for around three hours before one of the homeowners broke lose and grabbed their gun and shot the cloud in the head. they are not releasing whether it was the man or the woman who fired the fatal shot. >> a struggle ensued with the homeowner. the homeowner being the husband and wife and 4-year-old child. they had threats and the wife did not sustain any injuries that required medical. >> the male homeowner was stabbed in the shoulder. mccloud was found dead in the bathtu bathtub. he broke out of the warren county jail by using a homemade shank. >> both happening today the final good-byes the former first lady nancy reagan. she will be laid to rest at the reagan presidential library in sem my valley, california next to her husband former president ronald reagan. including first lady michelle obama, hillary clinton and george w. bush. thousands of people came to say their final g

the homeowner pulled a gun on that burglar. he died at the hospital. you can catch the full report from erika glover in our next half hour. >>> in opa-locka taxpayers dancing in the street. crowd gathered when fbi agents raid city hall. this morning those agents looking for more potential corruption and victims. nbc 6 reporter michael spears is live in opa-locka. michael, no one seems to be surprised here. former ziti leaders say this is long overdue. >> reporter: not at all, sheli. the tax parps we spoke with see a federal public corruption investigation that could lead to sweeping changes here at city all. this morning fbi can tell you we'll have menplenty of evidence to dig into. you can see video from chopper 6. you'll see here fbi agents raiding city hall and carrying out box after box of apparent evidence. we'veeeen working to confirm evidence in this investigation. up until now the fbi has been tight lipped about the specifics.% we also know the newly appointed city manager steve shriver was ousted after exposing the city was millions in dead. t

>>reporter: right now the homeowner is being questioned. ultimately the state's attorney's office will decide what happens next. >> if there's any type of situati where you believe you're being robbed or there's a burglary of any sort, then you have an opportunity to avoid the situation and let the police and it. we're trained for these type of situations. this i i what we're here for. >>reporter: i asked the detectives on the scene here if the stand your ground law would apply here, they tell me that has yet to be determined. >>> federal agents raiding an opa-locka building yesterday and haul ago way boxes saying those boxes are needed to build a corruption case against former city manager who brought up the concerns about the city's financials before being fired issued a video statement. >> i pointed out several irregularities and things that didn't make sense about their financial systems there. athis point i hope and pray that our justice system will rapidly resolve this issue. >> when the mayor was contacted by local 10, she had no com

detectives say the homeowner is a little distraught but cooperating and talking with officers. reporting in doral, ika glover, nbc 6 news. experts are working to verify the legitimacy of a huge document isis leak. a german official says they appear to be authentic. some of the items include obedience level and blood type. the leak comes from a senior isis member who defected and took the documents with him, saying he smuggled the flash drive with the information in would look there. >>> the justice department now says there is probable cause that the locked iphone used by one of the san bernardino terrorists cocoains evidence of the attack. prosecutors say that the government and community needs access to the phone and that apple needs to comply with that. this now set to take the front stage friday morning where the case will be argued. >>> this morning investigators are trying to figure o o what angeles. the intense fire caused huge sections of a warehouse to collapse. look at the flames there. nearly 100 firefighters battled the wicked flames. fortunately no one was hurt. >>

police say the homeowner was upstairs when he heard something. that's when he grabbed his gun, went downstairs and saw a man in his kitchen. he shot him because he says he feared for his life. police say the right to protect his home. we are officially on "egg-watch alert." the first of the two eagle eggs in washington, d.c. as early as today. watching since the two eggs were laid in february. it typically takes 35 days for the eggs to hatch. the parents, named 'mr. president' and 'first lady,' are incubating the eggs in a nest at the national arboretum. you can get in on the fun. . the american eagle foundation wants you to guess the day and time that the eggs will hatch using the hashtag a new app is pairing your characters with and get this, the genius behind it is just 13-years-old. mercer henderson is the face behind the app audiots. it gives some of these symbols sound effects. mercer says she texting with friends, helped make it happen. audiots is now available in the if you get it now, you'll have a special st. paddy's day. while it's not

future homeowners could experience the same thing. >> i think we were misled big time. everybody on this back stretch was. going to go away on its own. >> that's my very first one, and they completely ruined it for me. >> they're considering a lawsuits. while the county wants to look into this problem, we reached out to the builders who didn't wet back to us by news time. >>> polk county is reporting the first case of sexually transmitted zika virus. it is one of two new cases confirmed the other was travel related. it is mainly transmitted through month keto bites but they're now saying sexual transmission is more common than previously thought. florida has confirmed 52 cases of the zika virus. >> still to come arrested in the class room, the odd behavior and draw dropping discovery that forced a substitute teacher to trade in the lesson plan for hand cuffs. >> going to war with apple the crucial piece of evidence polk >> a school police officer facing charges to night after this video surfaced of him slapping and kicking a student. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> officer an

. >> their taxes, their homeowners' association, their energy bill -- they need to be really comfoableitht amou, anso aood ent ll >>hat ingss totep o -- alto somody atig understands the area, exactly what your needs are. >> the biggest thing in buying a house is making sure that your agent's in it for you as the buyer and not for the deal. >> your realtor -- they're gonna be the guide. they're gonna take you through this entire process from beginning to end. >> how long have they been in business? that would be one of the questions i would ask. how many homes have they actually sold? >> the third thing to do before stepping inside any type of home is find the mortgage lender that you're gonna be able to work with. >> you want to make sure that your lender has their act together and really has you pre-approved, not pre-qualified. they've look at your bank statements, tax returns -- all your income and assets. >> otherwise, what happens? well, you find yourself that dream home, comes time to closing -- lender doesn'tdeal. okay, now we're ready to go house shopping. the important thing now i

>> reporter: a homeowner shocked upon pulling up to her driveway and finding a team of fbi agents at her home. >> what's going on? i'm an honest lady. >> reporter: this afternoon federal agents and local police executed search warrants at nearly two dozen locations throughout the town of ramapo. investigators removing boxes of evidence. the focus, businesses and individuals who have allegedly pocketed millions of dollars earmarked for education. >> why would the fbi be looking through your files? >> reporter: the feds are looking in to whether they fraudulently collected money from erate, despite the fact that many orthodox schools do not use computers or the internet. just another day in ramapo, say frustrated taxpayers. you can assume people were paid under the table. one thing is for sure. the laws have been overlooked. >> reporter: indeed ramapo has long been the target of multiple corruption investigations. three years ago the fbi raided town hall after questions swirled about the funding of a controversial minor league ballpark. today's coordinated effort started with local and

. >> and two homeowner upset with problems about her new home they put up a banner. fox 29 investigates in 30 seconds. ♪ >>> right now a beating recorded and put on social media. west deptford police are investigating this brutal video showing a man throwing hard punches at a teenager. this goes on for almost a minute. good evening, i'm lucy noland. >>> good evening, i'm dawn tim feature iain is off tonight. >>> police in south jersey say they have been bombarded with calls from people concerned about what they saw. fox 29's chris o'connell live at west deptford police tonight and still a whole lot of questions, chris, about this video. >> reporter: there sure is, dawn a family source of two teenaged boys tells me tonight that violent video was actually taken back in january but not released on social media until today. that video frankly we have to warn is you very violent, very difficult to watch. 15-year-old boy getting beaten senseless. to night west deptford township police have confirmed an investigation. the chilling sounds of punches landing to the face a bar

police say the homeowner shot and killed a teenager thief while he was climbing out of her window and see dysphoria debbie fleischman is live at the scene with a new information from overnight. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the sister of the young man killed, identifying him as 17- year-old yvonne johnson, and detectives tell us that the owner of this home, she actually has a surveillance system set up, that it actually alberta at her of the break in and she got back to her house before police could and took matters into her own hands. miami dade a police detective search for clues and what investigators said appears to be a case of a homeowner protecting her property. police say that the 54-year-old woman who lived at this home in northwest miami-dade south of 79th street near i-95 got word hope i was going off on thursday and she rushed home to check things out and police say >> she observed a subject exiting the home through the rear. >> reporter: according to police, there was a confrontation, shots were fired and a 17-year-old was wounded and killed. the family tell cb

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asked homeowners to provide inspection report into review these reports and develop an action plan. the builder is facing 87 claims that it violated code when it installed faulty stucco. they asked the builder what they will do to fix the problem and a spokesperson said the company will participate in mediation with the homeowners and has a proposed testing but a letter sent to the elder in february 2015 shows that it has had access to the property for testing for more than one year and the homeowner's attorney said this could be more talk while the tappers and their neighbors are stuck. >> we are prisoners in our own home. >>reporter: the builders will need permits and the county will be out here to inspect but at this point there is still no telling if the process will even get that far. reporting live in orange county, kimberly e 10. >>> a former health department manager is seeking legal advice following a violation for abuse of power. they showed that macintosh had an employee pick her child up from high school in the state vehicle and they found that happened right there 15 ti

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>>> a homeowner fights back climbing out of the window on >>> we have breaking news to chopper 4 live over a brush fire burning in west miami- dade, can you see the smoke and flames there off northwest 6th street and 138th avenue, we are being told 160 acres have burned so far. the division of forest rye is on the scene, there is also aircraft in the sky working on the fire. it is close to containment at this hour we are told as soon as we get more information, we'll bring it to you. >>> and right now caught on camera, a car crash that you really have to see to believe. the vehicle went airborne near los angeles earlier this week. take a look at what happen. >> a violent crash caught on camera, watching this video as sparks fly and twisted metal ends up all over the road. >> it was horrific, it was pretty bad. >> the white car at a high rate of speed blew through a red light and slams into and suv waiting for a light to change intersection at 7:00 a.m. tuesday morning seriously injured six people. the crash was recorded by surveillance camera outside a computer store. >> i don't see i

police said that the homeowner shot and killed a teenager while he was climbing out of the window. cbs4 gaby fleischman is live in the newsroom with some new information. >> reporter: the sister of the yvonne johnson, a student at d.a doors see technical college. detectives tell us that the woman who lives up at home, she has a surveillance system that alerted her to what was going on. they say that she actually showed up before the officers did and then she took matters into her -- her own hands. miami-dade police detectives searched for clues and what investigators say appears to be a case of a homeowner protecting her property. police say the 54-year-old woman who lives up his home in northwest miami-dade south of 79th street near i-95 got word that her of i was going off on thursday evening. she rushed home to check things out, and police say that she was armed. >> she observed a subject, exiting the home through the rear. >> reporter: according to police, confrontation, shots fired and a 17-year-old was wounded and killed. the family tells cbs4 news veteran yvonne johnson was

but those changes could be pensive for homeowners. it's restaurant week in cedar rapids, which means a number of restaurants menus and prices. organizers say this is the largest one yet. stay with cedar rapids wants to know what builders, developers and the public think about the city's historic preservation rules. the city's community development department t planning a workshopopo focus on poteteial changes to those regulations. the department is focusing on two main topics... the historic review process and the historic demolition process. the historic review process addresses what modifications owners can make to properties in historic districts. and buildings 50 years o and older have to go through a demomotion review process before owners can knock them down. the city is looking to close a couple of loopholes in ordinance language. but they're looking for input from the public before homeowners within the city's two local historic districts would be most effected. that includes the second and third avenue historic district a a t

we will have live coverage on tv 27, the new home of orlando city. >>> homeowners say their homes or fold of mold and the action they want over what they say are disgusting homes. >>> getting ready for wednesday morning and tomorrow we track the front as it moves in and that has the latest news on eyewitness news this morning starting at 5 am. >>> get the latest news and download the wake-up out today on wftv.com. (music playing) i feel pretty (west side story) not every cake can be handcrafted in store by skilled decorators layered with fresh berries and frosted to perfection like our publix bakery chantilly cake it'll be remembered for all the right reasons. publix. we have super tuesday results and florida finisher marco rubio won the republican caucuses in minnesota and the associated press called the race a few minutes ago. there you see the results and this is rubio's first victory in the 2016 race for president. >>> we could find out as close as tomorrow if a charter school will be built . a member of the planning and zoning commission, milton west owns the land charter school

laura lear/homeowner "this is what i see on the news not in my craig lear/homeowner "it startled me at first. but i knew it wasn't going to attack me." gary morse/florida wildlife commission"no it's not a surprise an alligator wound up in a swimming pool. it actually happens daily in florida." a trapper removed the gator from the pool. the family believes the giant reptile came from the lake behind their house, busted through the screen and jumped into the pool. wildlife experts say it's not mating season. alligators are just active because it's so warm there right now. a golden retriever in michigan is chewing a little easier. that's because the dog has braces! you heard me correctly. this seven-month old dog named "wesley" has braces on it's teeth. his owner noticed wesley appeared in a lot of pain each time he ate. the vet noticed wesley's teeth were not aligned. the braces will help the dog close his mouth and ease the pain. molly moore/wesley's owner "he was having trouble eating, he stopped playing with his toys as much and started to lose weight and you could notice a when we de

the homeowner says he considered this like a dinosaur if you look it is as big as a dinosaur.wasn't here when it happened but barely missed the garage and surprisingly it missed this and it was part of the family, this tree and sad to see it go. >> this treeline street in walnut creek has one less okay to shade the community because sunday at noon the 75-foot tree came crashing down sparing the homeowners inside shoe we heard noises like a big wind and it wasn't windy at all. but it was the roots beginning to give way as it got ready to go. >> they quickly ran outside to see the ones majestic okay on its side split into several people and the homeowners believed that it soaked el niÑo in the last few weeks. the tree was literally ripped from the ground. this shows how close it was to the home and luckily the cars were spared. now the tree is the talk of the area as people young and old come by to take a look. the homeowner says thankfully they had crews trimming the trees and that may have helped it from falling on the house. >> because the tree was balanced and we have taken

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the builder put up this pump with hopes to keep water out, but homeowners say it hasn't worked. now the sound of this pump rings 24. 7. it still floods when it rains. we've lived here since october, and we don't use our sprinkler system. >> reporter: in addition, there's concern the water is toxic. neighbors don't want their kids or pets paying out back. to peak matters worse, this land is cleared for more homes. >> i think we were misled big time. everybody on this back stretch was because this is a problem that's not going away on its own. >> that's my first one. they've completely ruined it for me. >> reporter: residents are considering filing a lawsuit against the building about. while the county wants to look into the problem, we reached out to both of the builders who didn't get back to us by news time. sarah rosario, abc action newsp. >>> polk county is reporting the first sexually transmitted zika virus case. zika is mainly transmitted sexual transmission is more common than previously thought. florida has confirmed now 52 cases of the zika virus. >>> good morning. upper

that simply is not true. >> homeowners automatically assume you're giving up your home, you're giving to your home, ownership to your home. that's the biggest misconception. a reverse mortgage, when it really boils down to it, is just a loan. you're borrowing money. the difference is you're not making a payment on it regularly, as you do on a traditional loan, so that balance of the loan grows over time. you do independent counseling by a third party. that counseling will make sure you're educated on all the different options and make sure you know what you're getting into. >> in recent years, there were a lot of defaults on reverse mortgages, but how could that happen if the people aren't required to make any payments? >> essentially, since there's no payment being made, the only default that can come up is if you don't pay your taxes or your insurance or you move out of the home. >> so, federal government -- well, they made some major changes to the reverse-mortgage rules. the new rules make it tougher to default by making sure borrowers can pay their taxes, their insurance, and the

. >> two new homeowners say their dream homes are falling apart.y are so upset they put up a huge banner to let everybody know. fox 29 investigates whose to blame. >> thief in the night has police on the hunt in philadelphia's carol park. they say the masked man broke into a pharmacy just after midnight, security cameras caught him in the act at the 52nd street pharmacy. he was dressed for a crime wearing goggles, gloves an black hood deem detectives say he got in by prying open the side door but he tripped the alarms and that spooked him and he ran away empty hasn'ted. torments night we're hearing from the owner of the west philadelphia daycare. police say saved a toddler who somehow got her hands on crack cocaine. workers jumped to action to get that three-year-old to a hospital. >> now police are trying to connect the dots. zahn net wilson is live outside southwest detectives. shawnette, luck until little girl is expected to be okay. >> reporter: yeah, i am told she's actually still in the hospital but doing well. in the meantime, police are sti

. >>> two new homeowners their dream homes are falling apart. they are incredibly upset.o upset they put up a banner a really big one to let everyone know. fox 29 investigates who is to blame. >> coming up tonight at 6:00 this surveillance video may seem to just show a sunny quiet day, but there's something happening up above that's about to create a chaotic scene. ♪ ♪ >>> an apartment fire in wilmington, delaware, is ruled accidental. fire crews responding to the flames at the foxwood apartments just after 9:00 o'clock last night. they encountered heavy fire and smoke in the back of the building. a fire marshal's investigation revealing it was started by a candle in a second floor apartment. at least 16 people are without a place to live and damage is estimated at $100,000. >>> delaware state police have sided a tractor trailer driver after morning crash in newark. it happened just before 4:30 at the intersection of route 896 and u.s. route 40. police say sketchier alvarez rear ended another tractor trailer in front of sending both trucks skidding nearly 700 feet through

police say that the homeowner is cooperating with investigators. >>> this morning, there are no arrest followed fbi weight of opa-locka city hall as part of a corruption investigation. l news partner the miami herald says that several public officials including mayor myra taylor are the focus of the pro- . the herald says that the fbi is investigating alleged kickback schemes between government contractors and public officials. the city has been drowning in debt in large part because of uncollected revenue and mismanagement. >>> more than 1000 people are expected to gather at the reagan presidential library in simi valley california today to say goodbye to former first lady nancy reagan. the guest list includes many politicians and celebrities, former first lady hillary clinton taking a break from the campaign trail to attend. >>> in a man accused of attacking several women in coral gables is locked up at least six women say that the suspect approached them and grab their beehives and we're hearing from one woman who had donna rapado spoke with her.>> i'm happy that the police caught h

we're definitely going to do right by both homeowners. >> you heard him. the demolition company is working with the insurance company to cover the costs of rebuilding the home. >>> heads up helicopters are dropping egg at one of the largest hunt in florida. hundreds participated in the massive egg hunt in tampa this weekend. children rushing in to grab the chocolate filled eggs as a chamer hurled the candy to the ground. children screamed with excitement as they rushed. the eggs are scattered across the football field and there were no injuries. >>> a woman interrupt as church service to tell a hard story. what she did next got them searching for her. >> what brought julieann to tears? >> when you wake up a little change, temperatures about the same but the skies they will be filled with rain coming down, rain starting off the day tomorrow with a light breeze. that breeze changes as the rain moves out. timing, what to expect coming up in the seven-day forecast next. . >>> live look at the ben franklin parkway, very nice night in the city. 47 degrees, but c

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. >> developing tonight a homeowner alerted by security system. moment later gunfire. live in northwest miami-dade with the details, shy anne. >> and lorry we're learning that intruder is 17 years old. let me stop out of the way so you can s@e what's going on nowyou can see what's going on now. several officers are still on the scene. detectives coming for hugh clues and looking for answers trying to get to the cot only of what happened. >> a woman returns home and is >> flashing light and crime seen investigatorsnd yellow sure ourding the home. it's's the scene of a debately sheeting. the home hopper a 5 a-year-old woman left her house and she -- she's met by intruder. >> she observed a subject exiting hot through the rare. at that point there was some kind of quick confrontation. shots were fired. >> it's unclear if the man h h a weaponch the owner was armed. >> black male, 17 years of age was shot by the homeowner. >> officers arrived moments later. it w too late. the 17-year-old was rushed to jackson memorial hospital where he died and family members showed up to t

with frightened neighbors and the homeowner. he is actually here today. he is assessing some of the damage, allowing us on the property. you can see everything inside is burned to a crisp. there's nothing salvageable. as i step over some debris, you can see just how close this home is to its neighboring home. the home next-door that we are pointing to right now, this homosexually damaged a bit in the blaze as well as this neighbor's car but fortunately the firefighters from aurora fire department made quick work space. >> they arrived in approximately 5 minutes, found that there was indeed a trailer heavily involved in fire and it was exposing the neighboring trailer next-door. >> reporter: for sure, nobody was home. as for the trailer next-door, an elderly woman breathing with the help of oxygen escaped neighbors. >> the woman next-door is banged on her window. i finally got her up. i tried to tell her to give me the keys to her car because the fire was going out to her car but we couldn't get her car out. >> reporter: the car

are hoping to accomplish. >> homeowners near wes highschooler thing enough is enough. they called an emergency meeting of students out of class and in their neighborhoods causing problems. neighborhood watch groups in more spark in neighborhoods called an emergency meeting with cms and cmpd on thursday. homeowners say they are worried about the high number of students do they see throughout the neighborhood when they're supposed to be in school. >> students roaming around the neighborhood and the community all day long. some of them get off the bus and they never go to school. >> people who live there say it's been an ongoing problem sometimes resulting in bigger issues for the homeowners like having their home broken into. >> cutting through the backyards and some of the neighbors up and finding items in the neighborhood in their yards. they probably were stolen and discarded. smith school officials admit the school as lot of students to keep up with on a daily basis but say some students in the area are going to the university up on credits. >> it will continue to be

they say that they have seen this gator before. >> lynn: the homeowners have a new friend in lakeland. >> reporter:et's call him the most unwelcome houseguest. when craig went tooo backyard to let the family's cats out, he saw something strange in the pool. >> i saw a bubble in the pool and i thohght a golf ball came and there was a big gator. >> craig rushed inside to tell his wife, who was taking care of their six-month-old son, austin. >> it's mating season, so he must have been looking for something. >> they called a trapper. >> he used aasso and wrapped him and up it was scary, and we had all of waves rocking in the pool from the gator thrashing, but he tired him out and took him out the door. >> reporter: the gator was a big one, it measured nine feet long, crg said that he had been hanging around the area for a while. >> usually he sunbathes around want island. just once recently, we have seen him over on the fairway, so it seems that he has been trying to relocate to another pond. our house g g in the way. >> reporter: through it all, baby austin was policefully >> oh, yes, i

are hoping to >> homeowners near wes enough. after they save face in a number of students out of class and in their neighborhoods causing problems. neighborhood watch groups in more spark in neighborhoods called an emergency meeting with cms and cmpd on thursday. homeowners say they are worried about the high number of students do they see throughout the neighborhood when they're supposed to be in school. >> students roaming around the neighborhood and the community all day long. some of them get off the bus and they never go to school. >> people who live there say it's been an ongoing problem sometimes resulting in bigger issues for the homeowners like having their home broken into. >> cutting through the backyards and some of the neighbors up and finding items in the neighborhood in their yards. they probably were stolen and discarded. smith school officials admit the school as lot of students to keep up with on a daily basis but say some students in the where they take classes to catch up on credits. >> it will continue to be