tonight attorney john morgan says he will succeed. he tells amanda castro why he's trying again. >> he says 2016 is the year to legalize medical marijuana in they're hoping this year they'll get enough people to say why he on amendment 2. >> we feel like the wind is at our sails. >> it's attempt no. 2 for attorney john morgan and the group united for care. they're trying to put the november. >> we're coming back here in 2016 to finish the battle and win the war. >> the initiative would legalize the use of medical marijuana from patients who suffer from severe medical conditions. >> we're really talking about for the most part illnesses and injuries where people are fighting for their lives. >> the measure failed in 2014. morgan says this time around, they're confident the amendment will pass with the necessary 60% of the votes. >> he adds major opponents during the last try including polk county sheriff grady judd and attorney general pam bondi >> last time, pam bondi filed a brief opposing us. this time, she did not. >> another diffe

. >> why the face of the campaign, john morgan, says this time will be different. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm matt austin. >> i'm lisa bell in for ginger. we'll have that story for you in just a minute. area again. this is a live look from our city cam, looking better than it was just 30 minutes ago. but that rain is still coming down in spots. soon. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is here with your pinpoint weather first at 5:30. the city cam is going to clear up, we go back 20 minutes later and you can't see a thinking. bear with me, and 10:00 tonight we'll shut her off for you. first in marion county, around bellevue, big rainfall rates to the east of you there. the heaviest shower i can find, raining at 1.34 inches per hour just to the north of the villages. all of that swinging through marion county and parts of lake county right now. downtown orlando to windemere to hunters creek, getting the big rain. we'll zoom in tight and show you how heavy this rain is. it's raining at better than an inch and a quarter per hour in that zone. we take in the are

because of that, john morgan says proponents like sheldon addison may not fight this time. >> sheldon's got his fight. let's see what he does with the legalization of marijuana in las vegas. >> he said since he believes it's presidential election, it will bring more voters which will help his cause. >>> tonight, in the 7th g.o.p. debates, we have more from all >> angela, the obvious question is who will benefit most from trump's absence? >> reporter: and that includes trump himself. the impact could be too early to see, but right now, it seems all parties on both stages tonight held their own. >> i tonight thank everyone here for showing the men and women of iowa the respect to show up. >> reporter: referring to the elephant not in the room tonight, seven candidates trailing donald trump didn't seem bothered by his absence. florida senator marco rubio and former governor jeb bush tackled

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john morgan says you won't see yes to 2 advertising until this fall. opponents like drug free america, are gearing up again too, arguing this will make it easier for kids to get marijuana, and pot shops will replace pill mills. in orlando, kendra conlon, 10 news, wtsp. morgan is confident this amendment will pass... saying they've fixed some of the loophole problems. he expects more voters out for the presidential election... and less opposition. we want to know how you will vote this november? so far.. in our twitter poll 71-percent support medical marijuana.. and 21 percent are against it. head to wtsp dot com if you want weigh in. headlines around the nation and the world. this is your 60 second scan. a teacher has been arrested-- on suspicion of helping 3-dangerous inmates escape from a maximum-security jail in southern california. the instructor -- who taught english to inmates -- may have supplied maps to the men before the jail break last friday. the inmates are believed to be riding around in a stolen van. a family from alabama-- plans to sue d

john morgan: we are really talking about, for the most part, illnesses and injuries where people are fighting for their lives. michelle: morgan says he knows why a similar amendment narrowly failed in 2014. says this amendment is more specific. he' s closed the loop holes. john morgan: we' re talking about cancer, paraplegic, we are talking about -- i said lou gehrig' s disease, we are talking about the std, which veterans benefit in a huge way. -- ptsd, which a benefits veterans in a huge way. medical marijuana got opposition from law enforcement. morgan says he thinks he will get less push. morgan says another mistake he young people. he says he wants floridians to make the decision, because he feels the florida legislature can' t. once again, the amendment will be 60% of the votes pass by john morgan, less time he spent $7 million of his own money to make it happen. if it does not happen this time, he has no plan b. michelle meredith, wesh 2 news. meredith: information and a murder at a dry cleaners. please have released evidence. these are the zip ties the victims were tied up wit

last time i lost by less than 2%. >> john morgan had 14 months to reflect on what went wrong with the firstpush to get the bill passed. he needed 60% slightly more than 80% said yes. he is back at it trying to get it legalized in the sunshine state. he has more than 683,149 signatures needed by february one. we have completed the signature's total and the county's need. gathering signatures and begging supervisors to keep their doors open. >> he learned three valuable lessons after the 2014 vote. one, voter turn out is credible. >> last time nobody voted in miami and fort lauder gail. there are cities that are great for this issue. so it was an off year. not a presidential. turn out was bad. >> two medical marijuana opponents found looping and apartment tied on them. >> there was language in the ballot that gave the opposition, you know like care givers add things. tighten the hang up so they can cannot have any red herring's. he needs to focus on who show up at the poll. >> hey, guys we are going to need this because we are going we are going to be in the hospice, our bodies break do

and with the addition of a few words that john morgan says will close any loopholes in the pass. >> what we did was clarify the disease. it is a similar list of diseases as the last time, and then it goes on to say, or other debilitating diseases of those enumerated before. >> reporter: this time it's not just wording that will push the momentum forward but also strategy he has learned along the way. morgan says they've worked too hard to reach young voters and get them to the polls. that did not quite work. >> i really should have been educating old people like me. >> reporter: for 2016, those target voters who are 60 plus, because this is a presidential election year, he says there will be more voters to reach and he is predicting success. >> if we can pass this, 400,000 people benefit from day one. >> reporter: this amendment would include smokable marijuana. we did ask john morgan if this amendment does not pass until support another go at this, he says at that point he will probably let someone else take the reins. coming up at 6:00, we will be asking if the tightening of those loop

and expects much less opposition even from law enforcement. , john morgan: we are really talking about, for the most part, illnesses and injuries where people are fighting for their lives. meredith: the amendment will need 60% of the vote to pass. stewart: today marks 30 years since the entire crew of the shuttle, this space shuttle was moments after lift-off at cape canaveral. today a memorial was held at the kennedy space center to honor the lives of the space shuttle challenger. that includes school teacher, christa mcauliffe, and the mission' s commanding officer, dick scobee, a veteran of the u.s. air force. today, scobee' s widow spoke to wesh 2 about him and the challenger mission. dr. june scobee said her husband stressed the danger of space travel to his entire crew. he apparently wanted them to know that the possibility of never returning to earth, was real. >> he felt responsible for all the ten finalists in the teacher selection, and chose himself to fly to washington dc to meet with them. to tell them that it wasn' t just a commercial flight. that it was a real experience

if the measure fails again the fight will have to continue without its biggest supporter john morgan. morgan says if the measure fails again, he won't spearhead another effort. two years after missing the 50% requirement by a small margin, he says he is confident the measure will succeed this time around. >> we have eliminated loopholes. we have been specific in our language. we think we have taken away that argument. >> morgan adds major opponents during the last try have not come out in opposition this >> for the second time in as many days a tornado blew over trees and left behind a mess. that tornado got too chose for comfort for church workers in delray beach. surveillance cameras were rolling when winds blew furniture across the courtyard a. man struggles to get inside for safety. six trees were destroyed. thankfully no one was injured. >> one of central florida's most famous sons is being called a hero. it is after legendary surfer kelly slater saved a woman and her son in hawaii. forever chris white says on wednesday a huge wave swept his wife and son away off of a highway in

you just spoke with attorney general john morgan. reporter: it's official medical marijuana will be back on the ballot in november for vote doors vote on. like it was in 2014 it will be amendment two this time around. john morgan, the older attorney along with his united for care partner ben hold a conference announcing they had verified sirs in 14gressional districts to medical marijuana of the ballot. they closed the loopholes promotes were complaining about in the wording of this amendment will be in favor of legalizing medical marijuana in number. this is a charitiable statement for him. >> for the money i put into this if this happens mew return in fillthropic advancement i have never seen anything like it in my life. it's important to me because i have seen it in my own family and know it works. reporter: morgan says he already spent more than $7 million out of his own money to help get medical marijuana legalized. he's prepared to spend whatever he needs for this go around as well. reporting live in downtown orlando. >>> check

attorney john morgan is leading the group. they've collected more than 692-thousand signatures ... that's nearly 10-thousand more than they needed to put the question before voters. the deadline was monday. you'll recall, the group fell just shy of having medical marijuana approved by voters in 20-14. the state requires 60 percent approval for constitutional amendments .. it got 57-point six percent. 3 on the united for care website, supports say the fight starts today..they plan to launch their new official campaign slogan: "yes on two." the issue will be amendment 2 voters vote in favor of it...florida will join 23 other states and the district of columbia in allowinlg doctors to recommend marijuana to individuals with debilitating conditions..we'll be watching this issue closely..back to you.. 3 3 a central florida woman once linked to the casey anthony case... is trying to clear her name again. but this time, "zenaida gonzales" is facing some serious charges. 3 gonzalez has been arrested for stealing a cancer patient's credit card. osceola county deputies say gonzalez and her b

spearheaded by prominent local lawyer john morgan. and he sent a letter out say announcing that that the drive was successful. they turned in almost 10,000 more signatures than needed to get on the ballot. i told you when we came up short in 2014 that we would win the war, and we will. medical marijuana is coming to florida, and now the campaign officially begins. a amendment was on the 2015 ballot but fell short of the number of signatures. we'll have more atq\\f fox35orlando.com and fox 35. >> john: new details are expected to be released of a video. >> amy: former marion county deputy sheriff accused of using excessive force in august 2014. if convicted, he could get up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. four other deputies in the video have already pled guilty and they are awaiting sentencing. osceola county deputies investigating a murder and suicide. in kissimmee. deputies think that 47-year-old darryl rogers shot his 72-year-old wife jean and then set the home on fire and shooting himself. >> amy: a push to help dozens

submitting enough valid signatures to get it on the ballot. it was spearheaded by local attorney john morgan. according to the florida division of elections website, supporters of the proposal turned in almost 10,000 more signatures than they actually needed to get on the ballot. in that e-mail we told you about john morgan writing to supporters, i told you when we came up short in 2014, we would win the war. he says now campaign officially begins. a similar amendment on 2014 fell short on the ballot from the 60% of florida voters needed to approve the amendment. morgan will hold a press look for that on fox 35 news and look for more ads as we get closer to election day. amy: fantasy sports betting could become legal in florida. house and senate panels voted in favor of bills that would allow and regulate online fantasy sports contests. there's question over whether or not it is gambling. the legislation would cover both season-long fantasy football and baseball leagues. supporters say the legislation is needed. get ready to hit the green with cool products and hottest looks. john: huge golf

so anything can happen. 3 3 and it looks like florida voters will have another big attorney john morgan says he has *more than enough signatures... to get a medical marijuana amendment on the november ballot. 3 it takes more than 683-thousand signatures to make it on the ballot. morgan says they have *exceeded that. and there's still a *week before those signatures are required. morgan said he's learned a lot from the amendment that *failed in last year's elections. he blames it on a *slow election year. and with everyone coming to vote for president *this november, turnout shouldn't be a problem. the last medical marijuana amendment got 58 percent *yes votes. but it needs *60 percent to pass. this time aroundrg *old 3 it might not be the *blizzard conditions from up north... but our recent cold snap is still taking a big toll on our wildlife. 3 the folks at the clearwater marine aquarium know that... from first hand experience. they rescued 19 sea turtles over the weekend, that were severely affected by the cold water temperatures. they found another nine that had already died. sea tur

john morgan is holding a press conference at 3:00 and we will keep you up with the story. florida legislatures are working on a bill to overhaul the death penalty law. it's because of a supreme court ruling that says the system is unconstitutional. lawmakers say they would have a new bill passed within a couple weeks. one of the changes being discussed would be the number of jurors who must agree to recommend the death penalty. simple minority. this could mean a unanimous vote would be needed. we now know any of one tornado between 90 and 100 miles per hour touchdown yesterday. you can see it blue cars over >> it's like nothing i ever saw before. i saw the car flying. it was terrifying like watching a hollywood movie. >> that i was free out! >> another tornado was seen near west. no one was injured they are. it's still gloomy and foggy. we we will be dealing with the low clouds and fogs. disallow and about. i promise it's a high-definition view of downtown. it it's more to deal with in the afternoon. we have shots of heavier downpours. tomorrow is looking better midnight,

attorney john morgan has spent legalize medical marijuana. he says we are back, we are going to win for the patients. new details about a house fire. a husband and wife were found dead inside the home. deputies are investigating the case as a murder-suicide. they say it appears darrell rogers shot his wife jean before setting the home on fire then turning the gun on himself. fantasy sports could become legal. house and senate panels voted in favor of those to allow and regulate fantasy ports contests. fantasy leagues have come under scrutiny in other state. the senator says the legislation is needed for floridians are not charged with a crime. bob: donald trump is sticking tomorrow's republican debate over what he feels is unfair channel. carl cameron says trump is going from the art deal at all. reporter: crumb's withdrawal from tomorrow's debate has criticism. >> people have a right to be angry about the direction of our country. but they have a right to know what you are going to do if you are elected president. important. reporter: rubio

again, the fight will continue john morgan. if the measure fails, he says he will not spearhead a third effort. 50% , he says he is confident that it will succeed this time loopholes and been more specific in the language. we think we have taken away that argument >> morgan as a major component that grady judd will not come out in opposition this year. it's a big weekend for a orange county festival. we will tell you what's going right now, we are staying on top of this breaking news story. sky 6 is live over the scene of a shooting investigation. it's happening at an orange county gas station. this is the scene. you can see an active scene there with several patrol cars out there. wilmer avenue at the gas station and we are told that a to ormc and details are still coming in. fire rescue says the victim was shot . we will let you know as soon as we get more information. look for more updates on clickorlando.com . a man was shot at this gas station at wilmer avenue in orange county. we will keep you up dated >> it's a big weeke

john morgan says they now have enough signatures to get medical marijuana legalize on the november ballot. united care members say they collected more than 6,000 measures. it needs 60% approval to pass. it came close to 58% the last time it was on the ballot. we'll have more on news 6. >> developing now, an urgent health alert. the united states is sounding the alarm for the mosquito-borne zika virus. there could be up to 4 million people with the virus in a short period. there's a travel alert out there. how is the airport working to keep people safe? >> well, they're not doing anything in particular. they tell me they are echoing health officials in saying that travel to latin america countries like brazil, mexico or even puerto rico. with the amount of people who travel in and out of orlando international airport daily, some fear there is still a risk. >> u.s. scientists are warning the zika virus has the potential to become an explosive epidemic. officials determined women can pass the mosquito-borne illness to their babies causing serious birth defects. if you have symptoms, see a do

. >> reporter: the sickest and most injured that's who attorney john morgan says the constitutional amendment on medical marijuana would help. >> this is not let's go have fun. when you have cancer, you're not having fun. >> reporter: morgan who has poured $7 million of his own money into united for care is confident that the amendment will pass in november. in 2014 it barely fell short of approval, needing 60% but only getting 57.6%. >> last time there was language >> reporter: morgan says closing loopholes has subdued opponents like the attorney general bondy that their campaign is to reach out to seniors not just young voters and a higher turnout during a presidential election can help too. >> what it could do for the amendment itself, it might make it easier to pass because you do have a greater younger person turnout and a little bit more democratic turnout sometimes than usual. that may be what really happens. >> reporter: a vocal opponent in 2014, sheriff judd, at the time president of the sheriffs association. >> it would not surprise me at all if grady judd either sat still or actual

orlando attorney john morgan chairs the group united for care. enough signatures to get on the ballot. it failed in 2014 but the language will be more specifics this time making it clear that it would only be sent -- disk griped for debilitating conditions. they believe that will make things different this time around. >> last year for all practical purposes people did not show up lauderdale. this time there will be record votes. >> 60% of voters would need to vote yes for marijuana to become legal. >> we will never forget them nor the last time we saw them this morning. as they prepared for their journey and waved goodbye and slipped the bonds of earth to touch the face of god. >> exactly 30 years ago tonight president reagan leading the nation in mourning the space over cape canaveral killing all seven crew members. today they held a ceremony under the wings of the retired shuttle atlantis. they honored the crew and everyone else to give their life in the space program. among them ron mcnair the father of two with the second african american in space. >> he described it as so beauti

local attorney john morgan has spent more than $6 million over the past two years in an effort to legalize medical marijuana. it is now up to the florida attorney general to decide whether seat belt citations interest eight are racially biased. that is what the aclu claims, demanding an investigation. according to the report, black drivers in florida are stopped in ticketed for seatbelt violations really twice as often as white drivers. florida legislators say the death penalty will stay in place. instead, they will pass a bill making some major changes to comply with the recent supreme court decision. it found florida pots death penalty unconstitutional because it allows judges, not juries to decide that sentences. new information this morning on that militia stand up in oregon. authorities announced three more arrests. this comes as the leader of the militia told his supporters who are still occupying a arrow wildlife refuge to go home. >> to those remaining at the refuge, i love you. let us take this fight from here. please stand down. jason: the clash between the militia and fbi agents

so news reporter kendra is live outside of the orlando office of attorney john morgan, kendra, what is the difference >> reporter: reggie, inside a news conference, morgan assists this amendment does fix some of the issue from 2014. this time around also the attorney general is not fighting it and he says florida supreme court has already approved the question. now morgan, along with united for care, the group has gathered 692000 signatures nearly 10,000 more than is needed by the deadline putting medical marijuana back on the ballot november 9th. last time medical marijuana fell short of the 60% needed to pass. it would also allow doctors to prescribe marijuana for people dealing with debilitating conditions like cancer, aides, he leap see or ms. hoping the voter turnout will be better this year and instead of a younger crowd says they'll target the more 60 plus voters saying they need to educate them why thousands of patients need this. >> so the people we're talking about are people in large part lives or people like my brother for their quality of life. this is not let's go have fu

orlando attorney john morgan chairs the group united for care. he announced the group gathered enough signatures to get on the ballot. language will be more specifics this time making it clear that it would only be sent -- disk griped for debilitating conditions. they believe that will make things different this time around. >> last year for all practical purposes people did not show up to vote in miami and floor lauderdale. this time there will be record votes. >> 60% of voters would need to vote yes for marijuana to become legal. >> we will never forget them nor the last time we saw them this morning. as they prepared for their journey and waved goodbye and slipped the bonds of earth to touch the face of god. >> exactly 30 years ago tonight president reagan leading the nation in mourning the space shuttle challenger had exploded over cape canaveral killing all seven crew members. under the wings of the retired shuttle atlantis. they honored the crew and everyone else to give their life in the space program. among them ron mcnair the father of t

. >>> john morgan helps with the issue of -- put the issue of medical marijuana back on the ballot. we'll talk to morgan about what it took to get the issue of medical marijuana before voters. and why one central florida man is thankful that medical marijuana will be up for the voters to decide. >>> and a fight over where stew house the homeless in one up. what's being done now to get them off the streets. brooks? >> reporter: we're continuing to watch the rain move east over the atlantic ocean, clearing most people who sign up for health insurance on healthcare.gov qualify for financial help to make coverage more affordable, lowering their monthly premiums. many find low premium plans for less than $75 dollars a month. if you don't sign up, you have to pay a penalty of $695 or more. your last chance to enroll is >> remained, camped outside every an administration building at daytona beach. fox 35's tiffany teasley is in diety bait that's heating up. >> the city had a goal to try to get the homeless relocated by tomorrow, but still, nothing has been set in stone and until a permanen

. >> the fight will have to continue without its biggest supporter john morgan. morgan says if the measure fails again he won't spearhead a third effort. but morgan says he is confident the measure will succeed this time around. >> we have eliminated loopholes. we have been more specific in we think we have taken away that argument. >> morgan adds opponents including gray di judd have not come out in opposition this year. >> for the second time in as many days, a tornado touched down, leaving the mess you see on your screen. that tornado got too close for comfort for church workers. take a look. started blowing furniture across the courtyard. a man struggled to get inside for safety. about six trees were destroyed. thankfully no one was injured there. >> the count down to the super bowl is on. one doubting fan says he is happy to pay on a losing bet. >> take a look at this. ricky says he was so confident his team would not make it to the super bowl. he told coworkers if they did, he would stand on the street, paint it entirely blue. >> the panthers made it. there

at his press conference today, john morgan, who is bankrolling the moment for marijuana again, believes previous opponents like local law enforcement will now become supporters. >> the judge used to say over and over again, we believe and i believe that medical marijuana should be allowed in the state of florida. >> reporter: sheriff grady judd's office did not respond to our inquiry about potential support for amendment 2. morgan says either way he is sparing no expenses and if a stronger amendment could pass. >> someone with deep pockets will have to step forward for there to be a well-funded opposition campaign. >> reporter: morgan added supreme court did approve the language for this updated amendment to this time around without any resistance from attorney general pam bondi. we're live in orlando tonight, janine reyes, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> a brevard teenager whose decision to break into a house left him being a paraplegic will now wait to find out how long he will spend in prison. in court today, wheelchair- bound joshua lamb admitted his role in a home burglary and one h

local attorney john morgan has spent more than $6 million after -- to legalize medical marijuana. morgan sent out an email to supporters saying, we' re back. we' re going to win for the patients. believe. meredith: daytona beach' s city leaders say solving the problem of homelessness will take more than just a shelter. the city unveiled a plan tonight called volusia safe harbor. it will provide other services, like medical and mental health care and job training. the county has pledged a piece of land off red john road and to build it. $4 million james chisolm: you really have to understand the population to understand what the problem is, then you can understand the solution. and then how can you do it legally and in a way that' s working in other places and we took the time to find out. meredith: once it' s built, the homeless facility could cost up to $1.6 billion -- $1.6 million the city is asking for donations from the community on its website to help fund the new tonight, firefighters battle church. a fire in a electrical panel at indialantic filled the building with smoke.

attorney john morgan believes since this year is a presidential election it will bring out more voters. >>> from over my american man accused of failing stabbing a south korean university student at us so burger king in 1997 has now been sentenced to 20 years in prison. arthur patterson appeared before the soul central district court yesterday and initially pattersons friend who was with him during the time of the murder was sentenced to life in prison for killing 22- year-old. pattersons led south korea 16 years ago after receiving an 18 month term for destroying evidence. >>> the f.b.i. has released new video showing the moments leading up to the shootout that killed one of the protesters who seized a federal wildlife refuge in oregon. a helicopter caught the action on tuesday. robert molloy finicum was killed after a fatal confrontation on a empty stretch of highway with police. he was one of the more vocal leaders of the organ protest. officers opened fire when he reached for a handgun in his waistband. >>> in florida, backyard shooting ranges could soon be a thing of the past. on

attorney john morgan has forked out $7 million confident there this issue. >> people are fighting for their lives and wasting away. this is not let's go have fun. >> opponents for drug-free america are saying this will make it easier for kids to get marijuana. >>> a chinese ship with sonar equipment is joining the search for the malaysian flight 370. the ship is expect to get to the search area by late february. ashore on an island in the indian ocean is the only debris so far. >>> a carbon monoxide scare sent 145 students and staff members to the hospital. they have since been treated and sent home. the school was evacuated when a student went to the nurse's office and was unresponsive. >> i didn't know what was going on. it was frantic. >> after the evacuation more students and staff complained of dizziness and headaches. the carbon monoxide leak was coming from a boiler. >>> space florida is working on considering a major aerospace presence in the state. if it gets the green light it could bring 250 jobs with a salary of $86,000. >>> fighter jets are flamed for be felt from the eas

michelle: the proposed amendment back on the ballot and one of jazmin: john morgan it has spent -- has spent millions trying to legalize medical marijuana in florida. past attempts by his group, united for care, have fallen short of the 60% threshold needed to pass. in 2014 58% voted for it. there are several changes. the initiative has a new title. the group replaced the word certain with debilitating. they have added two new medical conditions, epilepsy and ptsd. in addition to cancer, hiv, glaucoma, parkinson, als, and the proposal allows anyone over 21 to be a licensed caregiver. it gives the health department the ability to determine the jason: we have some new information. but 26-year-old man accused of shooting a trooper in georgia has died. israel rodriguez again a shootout when he was pulled over yesterday afternoon. the trooper was shot in the leg and the abdomen. michelle: a gunman is in oklahoma after the man he tried to rob sent him running for his life. the whole thing was caught on tape. the gunman asked for cigarettes but the clerk fought back with a crowbar. after mome

attorney john morgan is leading "united for care".... and says they've collected more than 692-thousand signatures as of the monday deadline.. he says to successfully pass the amendment this year, they've got to get more people to the polls. 3 those are cities that are great for this issue. it was an off year election, not presidential so turn out was bad." 3 morgan added that this time around.. "united for care" is working to better educate voters... he also says they'll be targeting voters age 60 and older, who show up to the polls in bigger numbers than millenials.. 3 beginning today -- the group plans to relaunch their official campaign slogan: "yes on two." the issue will be amendment 2 on the november ballot. 3 3 (vanessa after a week of decision-making.. vietnam's communist party has re-elected it's general secretary for a second -- five year term... the renewal of the leadership means little change for vietnam.. where the people have no *direct role in selecting the party leaders. last july -- the 71-year-old leader came to the w

when you talk to john morgan at a.p. morgan -- john norman at a.p. morgan, how do they associate lower commodity prices with all the stuff going on? stephanie: they have been so driven by what is going on in china. francine: we had a respite -- tom: we had a respite. stephanie: copper is maybe not as good a signal in this environment as it might have been in the past, but showing serious man side problems with the global economy -- demand side problems with the global economy. we know china will not be a big source of growth or momentum as it has been in some past years. the question is whether that slow down in the core industrial side is stabilizing and therefore emerging markets in the rest of the world can move forward. that is what i think we are waiting to see, and have not yet seen which is why it has become so easy to feel more downbeat. francine: what have we learned in the last week about the pboc? policy makers that know exactly how to deal with the economy, the impact on the rest of the world be that much more minimal. are they trying to f

. >> andrea: orlando mayor john morgan is doing what he can to get the medical marijuana on the ballot. he has t more than `|`|`|`|`|`|@\`|`\@| l\l 600, xm@ 083 signature signatures. this time around morgan said the >> you have to tell people and explain the real medicinal value of medical marijuana and how there is 400,000 people in florida right now that could benefit from this. >> morgan and united for care plan to spend the next ten months doing that. >> bob: in daytona beach neighbors gathered to hear from city and county leaders on how they plan to make things better. focus 2016 was held at hope fellowship church and mike chipwood gave an update on homicides. >> even though we saw seven homicides and solved them we have three that are unsolved and we believe people in the community know what happened and are not coming forward. >> we have real issues in the community in daytona beach proper as well as volusia county. picture things, and strategy to take care of things such as homeless and the like we have going that has been in the forefront of the news. >> bob: this is the secon

jazmin: local attorney john morgan has spent millions of dollars trying to legalize medical marijuana in florida. he is making an announcement about a new ballot initiative. past attempts by his group have fallen just short of the 60% threshold needed to pass. in 2014, 50 8% voted for it. this -- 58% voted for it. the group tossed out use of marijuana for certain medical positions -- medical conditions, the include -- this includes epilepsy and ptsd. that is in addition to cancer, hiv, crohn' s and multiple sclerosis. anyone over age 21 to be a licensed caregiver. in 2014, the number of patients was limited to five. jason: we have new information this morning, the man accused of shooting a trooper in georgia has died. detected it -- detectives say the man began issued out when he was pulled over yesterday afternoon. the trooper was shot in the leg and the abdomen. he is expected to recover. michelle: a gunman is on the loose in oklahoma after a man he tried to rob sent him running for his life. the whole thing was caught on camera at a convenience store in oklahoma city. the gunman as

. >> john: morgan and morgan commercial right there at the end, never fails. 8:07. homeless people are camped outside the building. luanne is in studio with more on that story. >> reporter: this started when the city shutdown man idea island park for maintenance which is where most of it will home last people sleep. that is when many of them set up camp outside the administration building. friday morning the volucia county property appraiser said a homeless man was aggressive towards a woman who works in his office. that woman was scrambling to find her key to get in the building when a homeless man rushed up to her. another employee saw what was going on, and shouted out. >> he was so close at the time he heard her screaming, that he turned around and when he turned around he bumped her, so there was contact. and that's not a circumstance work. >> reporter: the property appraiser has now given his employees the week off until he can figure out if he wants to reopen his office there in that building or not. both the city of daytona and volucia county have been at od

local attorney, john morgan who is a big backer of the initiative, held a news conference this afternoon. what he says about the initiative today on wesh 2 news meredith: five former marion county deputies accused of using excessive force during an arrest, has the sheriff defending his agency today. this video shows the violent scene in august 2014. derrick price knows deputies are rushing toward him, so he puts his hands up and he lays down on the ground. the deputies are heard saying, stop resisting, as he his hit, kneed and kicked. sheriff chris blair immediately suspended all five once he saw the video, and said today this was an isolated incident that could not be tolerated. >> we will not accept any deviant or dishonest behavior from those who wear our uniform or bear our star. meredith: four of the five have pleaded guilty for their sentencing. yesterday. they are no longer deputies. the attorney for derrick price released this statement, " mr. price is satisfied with the efforts of the federal government to address the law enforcement conduct depicted on the video footage." zenda

. 60 percent of voters will need to support the measure for medical marijuana capacity attorney john morgan believes since this year is a presidential election, it will of course bring out more voters. >>> overnight, volusia county deputies are investigating the circumstances around a body that was found near house fire in ormond beach. deputies say they saw a man running out of the area near the home on river drive near midnight. sound. at this point deputy say the man appears to have taken his own life but they are investigating all circumstances firefighters initially the body also kept them from getting to the house fire. >>> we had to deter units. the 2nd engine had to turn around and come from a different direction because the road was blocked by the incident. >> deputies say no other injuries were reported. when they release information >>> the f.b.i. has released new video showing the moments leading up to the shootout that killed one of the protesters who seized a federal wildlife refuge in oregon. a helicopter caught all of the action on tuesday. robert "lavoy" finicum was killed

. >> the suspect is 28-year-old john morgan, a married father of two. he admits to police that, yes, indeed, he is the man on the tape. >> when i watched that video, it was like watching a scary movie on the outside of my home. >> i wanted to take him out of this world is what i wanted to do because he pretty much changed my daughter's life forever. >> why were you peeping through that window? john, what do you have to say? >> the suspect is convicted of voyeurism and trespassing. he's sentenced to two years' probation. the halls are working with the local officials to change the law so that peeping toms receive more punishment for that crime. they hope it will prevent other people from peeping and creeping out anyone else. >>> coming up -- love they neighbor? i think not. >> i don't really take it upon myself to hit everybody. but i'm afraid he got me in the wrong mood that morning. >> a feisty neighbor lashes out. when "caught on camera: invasion" continues. >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. sometimes home invasions involve

60 percent of voters will need to support the measure for medical marijuana to pass the attorney john morgan believes since this year is a presidential election, it will bring out more voters. >>> the tampa bay bucs may get pulled into a lawsuit against james winston. the information the team may have to give up about its own investigation. this tower camera shot is driven by toyota of orlando and hey, guys, it's annie. you know, as moms, we are always looking for new pwell today, i'm going to share with you stretch your budget when it comes to your grocery shopping. pit's easy: bogos from other stores pbut walmart every day low prices, pwell, that could save you some money. saved at walmart vs winn dixie was $15.95 in this week's basket - that's 12% including bogos. give walmart every day low prices a try today. you'll be glad you did. on top of breaking news out of orange county. sheriff's office marine unit was found in lake jessop -- lake jessamine . near oak ridge road. investigators say 23-year-old man was reported missing from the area 3 days ago and they have not said if his body is

. >> i'm john morgan of morgan and morgan.been asked thousands of times >> women may be better at fighting offer the flu than us men. >> researchers found estrogen keeps the virus at bay to a point by limiting its ability to replicate f that happens the infected person has less severe symptoms and less likely to spread the flu to other. the new findings suggest, hormones, women may have, already been taking, like contraception, hormone replacement therapy, or infertility treatments, can also reduce the flu infection. >> when is the last time you had the flu? >> i don't know if i've her the flu. >> you have a loss of -- lot of estrogen then? >> ya. >> do you do the flu shots? >> yes and no. done it before but not consistent with it. they hurt. like the next day when you lift your arm up, it is sore. >> yes. and last year's didn't really work, right? the strain they had was wrong? >> true. >> it is a new year, which means, now it is officially, so we have some changes, what you need to know to make it a filing, as pain free as p

john morgan doesn't like virgin america. they started with an underweight and a $31 target.you have new planes, everything is great, but as your planes get older, labor costs go up because the planes need more repairs. >>> the next stock blackrock. interesting call from credit suisse reiterating the outperform rating and expects them to post strong net inflows. they're getting cautious because blackrock has outperformed peers over the past six months. they're also 25% more expensive than peers. the rating doesn't change but the analyst says there may be more attractive opportunities in something like a wisdomtree. >>> stock three, the real f.a.n.g. diamondback energy. the only oil company anybody loves. cowan and company upgrading diamondback to an outperform. $74 from $71. they say the stock offering yesterday, full year guidance reduced risk significantly. not a lot of debt. company has the highest prehedge margins in their coverage universe. >> marriott and extended stay. both stocks hitting fresh 52-week lows on down grades from mkm. this is a broader call here. it's a d

farm report with host tyne morgan, commentator john phipps, agribusiness director al pell and meteorologist mike hoffman. u.s. farm report. trusted. timely. tradition.> have three analysts on the round table today, so we can really dive into these usda reports and a couple other breaking topics. steve nicholson of rabobank, craig vandyke of top third and ted seifried of zaner ag. okay, first, breaking news on friday, confirmed an indiana farm. now, this is different than the h5n2 strain that broke out last year, but, steve, from a feed usage standpoint when we look at the h5n2 strain did it impact feed usage that much? >> i think it was more psychological to the markets than it was actually really dragging them down. obviously it impacted local market, you know, local demand because you just didn't have and particularly in my home state of iowa we didn't have the turkeysbut i think overall it wasn't a big deal. it was just more psychological pressure on the market. >> craig, what type of impact does it have on other meat sectors? >> i mean, like we saw last summer a similar outbreak. now, w

this year's event includes speeches from jackson street brewing, local businessman lance morgan and entrepreneur john meyer. it will be held february 23rd at the ho-chunk centre in sioux city. "not only are the amount of submission growing, but the ideas themselves are really innovative and we really feel like we're gettiti some really goododubmissions," said sioux city growth organization 2016 vice president, jennifer bower. we're getting a lot more support from the community too, people asking to be a part of it, sponsors and that type of stuff, so we're super happy when people really want to see what sioux city can come up with again," said sioux city growth organization 2016 board member, chris jackson. along with the contest, sioux city's economic development department also made an announcement about their "dream big, grow here" contest. the statewide business grant contest helps iowans fulfill their dreams of or expansion of their business. the regional contest winner last year was jackson street brewing. "when you look at the overall picture over the next couple of months with dream big grow