on the show today: judd apatow.e's behind many of the funniest movies at the box office like 40 year old virgand super bad. and now he's got a new book. it's callsick in the head, and it's about interviewing top comics starting when he was only 15. he chats about what fuels his comedy obsession. >> shad: and asif kapadia, the director of senna is back with a new doc called amall about the incredible and tragic story of amy winehouse. asif kapadia coming up. >> asif kapadia: i wasn't particularly shocked when i heard, sadly, when i heard that she'd died, it was like, it was going that way. >> shad: you kind of saw that? >> asif: yeah, everyone did and yet nobody stopped it. >> shad: and algiers. they're gospel punk-rockers who aren't afraid to mix politics with contemporary music. they directly address the issues coming out of ferguson and baltimore, america and they're here to perform from their début record right here in studio later in the show. i'm shad. this q. ♪ >> ben stone: okay, what, do i feed your bear the

judd. are there any efforts to keep track of the whereabouts of the individuals that are waiting these lengthy time frame court hearings? mr. judd: not that i'm aware of. all they need to do is provide us an address and it can be an obscure address. for instance, in the mid 2000's we were arresting a large number of brazilians in the tucson sector and a large number of these brazilians were giving us the exact same address, over and over. mr. walberg: large buildings. mr. judd: yes. we were releasing those individuals based upon the address they were giving us. mr. walberg: i assume it's frustrating to your colleagues. mr. judd: yes. what gets even more frustrating is we have a c.b.p. commissioner who tells fuss we don't like it, we can go find another job. hat's even more frustrating. mr. walberg: mr. mccraw, how are the administration's efforts or enforcement priorities and release policies affecting your organization? mr. mccraw: clearly we're concerned. the governor expressed his concer

judd. are there any efforts to keep track of the whereabouts of the individuals that are waiting these lengthy time frame court hearings? mr. judd: not that i'm aware of. all they need to do is provide an address and it can be an obscure address. for instance, in the mid 2000's we were arresting a large number of brazilians in the sue son sector. a large -- tucson sector. a large number were giving us the same address. mr. walberg: large buildings. mr. judd: yes. we were releasing those individuals based upon the address they were giving us. mr. walberg: i assume it's frustrating to your colleagues. mr. judd: yes. we have a c.b.p. commissioner that tells us if we don't like it we can find another job. that's even more frustrating. mr. walberg: mr. mccraw, how are the administration's efforts or enforcement priorities and release policies affecting your organization? mr. mccraw: clearly we're concerned. the governor expressed his concern about the potential syrian refugees coming to texas. t

judd. unfortunately, i don't go through the entire process. all i do is arrest people. >> so, did they get a long interview? >> no. >> so what is the interview like? >> it is very quick. all they have to do is claim they have a credible fear. i so if i am speaking farsi, can come across and say i have a credible fear and i don't get a real interview. >> no, you don't. >> so, the very people who may be terrorists, and i don't want to categorize one particular group as speaking a particular language, but those are higher threat areas to us based on of their past history. they get a shorter interview. >> for special interest countries, we notify the fbi immediately. we won't even interview those individuals. for instance, when we arrested the afghani from pakistan, they were immediately turned over to the fbi. but from countries that are not considered special interest, like china and bangladesh, it is a very short interview. as long as they tell us they have a credible fear, the interview end

judd described. we have let them through presidential edicts stay here and not be accountable. >> the gentleman recognizes the gentleman from virginia for five minutes. in listening to this last , i seem tostioning think that some progress has been made but maybe i am wrong. how many border patrol agents are there on the southern border? >> approximately 17,500. >> how many would there have been eight years ago? >> at least half that. >> so we have doubled them? bill,e immigration reform that had been worked out on a bipartisan basis in the senate would have doubled that again, is that correct? >> i believe so. >> so, we doubled the border patrol agents. deportations that fall into record lows -- >> i think that our activity overall has seen a reduction with the buildup of resources that we have had. >> is it not true that in this last eight year period we have record deportations. >> i have seen various reports of the numbers and i think that there was a time when those numbers were higher and now h

. >>> polk county sheriff grady judd firing back at a criminal who taunted the sheriff. >> check this out. today sheriff judd posted two a before and after showing cederic carr's smiling selfies taunting the sheriff. on the right, his new mug shot after he was arrested yet again. newschannel8's melissa moreno is live in polk county. what did the sheriff have to say? >> reporter: he is not letting this career criminal live this down. that taunting facebook message helped to land him in jail. from smug selfies to this. and, a mug shot. >> reporter: cederic carr jr. has been on the run for a robbery since february. when he found out deputies were looking for him, he posted this on facebook. >> we not only stopped his show, but we gave him a new arena in which to operate. >> reporter: sheriff judd took >> if you violate the law and taunt our deputies, you will go to jail faster. >> reporter: they found him in a stolen car and drugs and a gun. he posted two pictures, a before and after showing carr's taunting selfies next to his new mug shot with the message it is not usually a good idea t

judd and mr. ting. general, how effective do you believe the administration's commitment to border security has been? and i also want you to compare it because i'm not a partisan person. i'm under the impression that we weren't getting a lot out of the past administration either. so i guess i'd like to even change the question and say how sincere has the commitment been both in this administration and the last administration to border security, which to me is just a basic part of being a country? >> well, i was going to yield to mr. judd. how serious are they about border security? i think there's a lack of concern for deterrents. i think deterrence is an important part of immigration policy. we will never have enough resources, we will never have enough border patrol agents on the line if we don't deter people from attempting to violate our laws. and so i think deterrence is part of immigration policy, which has been abandoned by this administration and not been a high priority of previous administrati

judd: it could be. el chapo, the noted drug kingpin and czar crossed the border and he bragged about it i guess after his capture, like he was coming on some regular vacation, journey to the united states. are you aware of that? >> no, i had not heard that. mr. mica: not only were we informed he was crossing routinely, now have -- we have evidence that some of the weapons -- at least one of the weapons that was found when he was captured was from the fast and furious collection which is provided by u.s. government, you are not aware of that either? mr. vitiello: i did see that in media reports. mr. mica: ok. mr. judd, you gave some excellent testimony. you describe one of the issues and you said the border patrol due to d.h.s. prosecutorial discretion guidelines released more than 3,800 illegal aliens who were in our -- subject to deportation proceedings and were released because they claimed to be in the united states continuously since january, 2014. this amnesty through policy in short, the administr

grady judd, you don't stop my show. hashtag ftp. >> we not only stopped his show, but we gave him a new %-`arena in which on operate. >> reporter: sheriff judd jawed >> if you violate the law and taunt our deputies on facebook, you're going to jail faster. >> reporter: sheriff judd made sure to call him out. today he posted two pictures, a before and after, showing carr's selfies next to his new mug shot with a message: it's not a good idea to taunt the sheriff's office on facebook and yes, we did stop your show. >>> it is one of the most talked about celebrity trials. tonight in saint pete, there is a big disagreement over the value of the hulk hogan sex tape. [ indiscernible ] contends the true value was more than fin million dollars. the trial is giving him a chance to explain the impact the video has had on his life. >> the week was awesome. everybody understands what the we're really happy about that. >> belea told the media the trial has been more difficult than wrestling andre the giant in the ring. >>> there's a

judd, c.b.p. will often say that since apprehensions are down, the border is more secure, how does that number account for those who the border patrol doesn't ever see? mr. judd: it doesn't. as i previously stated, those drive-throughs, because the agents, there were no agents assigned in that area in which the drive-through took place, if it wasn't for a camera that saw the vehicles, we wouldn't have even known that those vehicles are crossed. if we don't have the resources to assign to a specific area, then we don't know what's crossing that area. i would like to correct myself. i look back at my notes. it wasn't two days that that area was open. it was open for a long stretch of period of time. i don't know exactly how long. i though that it was at least one shift and more than that. just wanted to correct that. mr. desantis: we've received reports from border patrol agents reporting lower apprehension numbers are often rewarded and that apprehensions when they fall between jurisdictions of dif

. >> polk county sheriff judd in the cross hairs accused of outing four transgender women. i'm jamison uhler. >> and i'm wendy ryan. as our reporter ryan raiche shows us, that's not how the sheriff sees it. >> you see it on a routine basis. polk county sheriff judd standing behind a podium and showing off accused criminals and always adding his colorful touch. >> she may be eligible for mother of the year. >> reporter: now he is accused of going too far. it was right before christmas. the national center for showing off the 100 arrested, he outed four transgender women. >> outing a transgender status is irresponsible in the extreme. >> reporter: judd says not so fast. >> they advertised with their pictures that they were transsexual. they outed themselves. >> reporter: the sheriff went back to the evidence room and showed us the four personal ads posted in the transsexual category on backpage.com. we're not showing you the names or the pictures but rest assured you can see more than just their faces. >> what did they think was going to occur? like duh. arrested were pretty

if it came down to one of his cases, judd says that's what he demands. >> you cannot create a business model and go, we're not paying attention to the federal judge or the state judge. you see, we're above the law. attorney who is probably a very good lawyer taking on apple's bank of lawyers on this issue when the federal government's having a hard time with it doesn't make a whole lot of sense. >> reporter: attorney jeff schwartz says not only do judd's comments not hold any water, but they helped him and apple's case against the government. >> he'll look at this tape and hold it up and say, "it has now begun." >> reporter: in a public statement, apple has claimed apriling the iphone would sessa dangerous precedent, one that would lead to a loss of security and privacy for all customers. when it comes to putting bad guys behind bars, judd says either give him the evidence or else. >> i'll lock the rascal up. that's a guarantee. >> reporter: in polk county, abc action news. >>> we want to update you on a story we told you last week. a bill to make cohabit station florida now only needs

it is said that judd did not have to highlight them and humiliate them. the sheriff does not see it that way saying all four in dot com. >>> they advertised with the pictures that they were transsexual. they outed themselves. >> some advocates would like to see sheriff judd reprimanded. >>> jury selection resumes in hawk hogan's one hundred million dollar lawsuit against gawkker. suing the website for publishing a sex tape. the media giant could go bankrupt if it loses. the pinellas county court narrowed the pool down to 106 prospective jurors. we will keep you posted. >>> a big day for the tampa bay rays. president obama saying he will be in the crowd for an upcoming game. >>> the rays will play in cuba against the cuban national team. president obama saying to play made and the first trip to cuba owner stormburg says they are country. >>> do you believe he will get over this? >> no. >> another dramatic day in court for ab c host erin andrews. how a stalker's nude video changed her life. >>> a horrible case of animal abuse posted on facebook. we will tel

a 13-year-old boy with special needs was sleeping in one of the seats and judd says brown and simmons had no idea he was there. >> she was too busy gathering up two or three bags of something she had and you can see her. she's walking out, carrying the bags, and does not even look down at this child laying in the seat sleeping next to her. >> reporter: 15 minutes later, the boy realizes he's alone and panics and rolls down the emergency room window and climbed out and hitch hikes back away. >> doesn't tell anyone what happened to him. >> reporter: tuesday of this week and it's dejavu. the women leave the bus unaware the boy is sleeping. several minutes later he gets up leaving through the front doors and once again hitchhiking his way back home. >> it's like what are you thinking? we know what they were thinking. nothing. >> reporter: both women were arrested, charged with child neglect. sheriff judd says they're lucky the boy made it home safely both times. >> we're blessed he was picked up on every occasion by good folks who gave him a ride home. and that he wasn't picked up by some

. >>> sheriff grady judd under attack now for revealing too much in an undercover operation. advocates in the lgbt community say he outed four transgender women during a recent news conference about a prostitution sting. though the gender identity for suspects is public record advocates say judd didn't have to highlight them and humiliate them further. the sheriff doesn't see it that way saying all four in question had ads posted on backpage.com. pictures that they were transsexual. they outed themselves. >> advocates would like to see sheriff judd rep manned managedded. >>> a bill that sparked much debate gets vietodes by a south dakota governor. to restrict access to certain restrooms and locker rooms in public schools requiring transgender students to use the bathe bathroom or locker room that is to their sex at birth. "if and when these rare situations arise i believe local school officials are best positioned to address them." supporters of the measure says it's not discriminatory but rather protection for all south dakota students. >> a battle over dress code so serious

judd, you gave some excellent testimony.you described one of the issues and you said the border patrol due to dhs prosecutorial discretion guidelines released more than 3800 illegal aliens who were in our kisdy or subject to deportation proceedings. and you said they were released simply because they claimed to have been in the united states continuallously since january 2. this amnesty through policy. this is the president's policy of amnesty? is that what rules the proceedings? >> if you ask border patrol agents, absolutely. >> and we -- so we've allowed tens of thousands -- i saw an estimate of about 50,000 criminal illegals in the united states, a guesstimate. is that -- they're subject to deportation, aren't they? >> yes. anybody that's here illegally is subject to deportation. >> but again, we've allowed millions the sort of waiver and tied your hands which you put in your written testimony. not only the borders, but the airports are now or borders where people are flying in, whether it's from europe or from central, s

the post seems to taunt the sheriff by saying "grady judd, don't you stop my show." judd's response was, quote, "yes, cedric carr, we stopped your show." he ought to know better. an apopka teenager reported missing has been found in a local hospital. the 16-year-old was last seen two days ago on his way to a local fitness center. his family said he was riding a motorized scooter but never got to the center. now, two days later, he was identified by an employee at orlando regional medical center. police say he was involved in a crash on his scooter, which is how he ended up in the hospital. no word on his condition tonight. >>> some good news for drivers in brevard county. round abouts has caused plans to get scrapped in vierra. according to our news partners at "florida today," project leaders said today strong opposition to the proposal has made them reconsider. they were going to be installed at bob's bicycle shop and the entrance to the winn-dixie there. but based on how many people were angry at the idea, they'll now be looking for some other solutions. when we c

if that sounds familiar, list ton the lengths polk county sheriff judd says he'll do to get his hands on the photos. >> the first time we have trouble get nag a cell phone, we'll seek a court order from apple and when they deny us, i will lock the apple ceo up. >> we asked our legal expert to weigh in on judd's comments. you can soo he that part of the facebook page. >>> pga teeing off at palm harbor and rascal flatts will perform a special concert on the driving range for everybody today. the event is kid friendly. kids 15 and under get in free adult. for golf. >> fantastic yesterday and heading into tomorrow as well with mild temperatures out there in the morning and 60s. gusty winds and otherwise warm with temps in the low 80s. janelle? >> reporter: checking your drive through hillsborough county 275 through downtown looking great. no crashes or breakdowns there. your drive on 275 through downtown, just five minutes to get from i-4 down to the bridge and exactly the same in the opposite direction. captain now is headed to a crash reported at the northern apex. we'll have a live loo

judd, c.b.p. will often say that since apprehensions are down, the border is more secure, how does that number account for those who the border patrol doesn't ever see? mr. judd: it doesn't. as i previously stated, those drive-throughs, because the agents, there were no agents assigned in that area in which the drive-through took place, if it wasn't for a camera that saw the vehicles, we wouldn't have even known that those vehicles are crossed. if we don't have the resources to assign to a specific area, then we don't know what's crossing that area. i would like to correct myself. i look back at my notes. it wasn't two days that that area was open. it was open for a long stretch of period of time. i don't know exactly how long. i know that it was at least one shift and more than that. just wanted to correct that. mr. desantis: we've received reports from border patrol agents reporting lower apprehension numbers are often rewarded and that apprehensions when they fall between jurisdictions of diffe

sheriff judd says she should've listened... it happened again to the boy this week. the bus is equipped with a system that when the engine's turned off, sounds the driver to walk to the back, and hit a button...essentially checking for kids. brown and simmons it. the district won't say why the system can even be disarmed happen twice. the boy's school - didn't know he was missing and hitch hiked home yet again until his mom make it to a counseling appointment. the women won't be bus for now. the district will only say the employees are on paid leave... while an internal investigation is completed. in bartow, kendra conlon 10 news, wtsp. gale brown has bus driver since the 90's. she's been disciplined three times for not paying a red light camera ticket... speeding... and not cleaning her bus. the women are now facing charges. time now for headlines around the nation and the world. this is your 60 second scan. nearly three million boxes of "frozen digiorno pizzas"-- stouffer's lasagnas-- and lean cuisine meals-- are being recalled. customers complained about finding p

judd says they had a kid deactivate it before the final stop. the brains of the driver and the attendant. >> reporter: at the bus attendant's home, her son came to her defense. >> an honest mistake. that's all i can say. >> reporter: the school where the child attends is called r children's academy of lake wales. it's a charter school but the school district provides transportation for them. live in lake wales tonight, ryan raiche, abc action news. >>> a focus on florida. the republicans debate in miami. and today hillary clinton and bernie sanders bringing their message to tampa bay. adam weiner joins us live from the florida fairgrounds where bernie sanders will be speaking later. >> reporter: that's right. and hillary clinton spoke before a packed house in ebor city today but the fairgrounds is packed as well. thousands of people are in line bernie sanders later this evening. this is an important state that even though both crowds are showing a lot of enthusiasm, both candidates are going after undecided democrats. >> hillary. >> reporter: ma

. >> reporter: judd says not so fast. >> they advertised with their pictures that they were transsexual. they outed themselves. >> reporter: the sheriff went back to the evidence room and showed us the four personal ads posted in the transsexual category on backpage.com. we're not showing you the names or the pictures but rest assured you can see more than just their faces. >> what did they think was going to occur? like duh. arrested were pretty straightforward with detectives when they came to jail, many admitting in arrest documents that they identify as women even though legally they're men. once you make it on one of judd's poster boards that means that your information is public record. advocates say there is no need identity. touch with how dangerous this is. >> reporter: some now calling on the county to reprimand the sheriff. he says he has no plans to change his ways. ryan raiche, abc action news. >> we are learning more about a deadly police shooting after a man was shot and killed in north carolina. protesters gathered overnight calling for justice. denkins was running away

sheriff judd says they are lucky the boy made it home safely both siems times. we're bless thead was picked up on every occasion by good folks that gave him a ride home and not picked up by a nair ro well or child predator or someone who wanted to create harm from him. and they say the women admitted to telling the student to deactivate the child reminder system. that feature remains them to ensure the bus is vacant before leaving. in the satellite center. i'm ashley jones. 7 news. >> danielle: and we do continue to follow this developing story. let's take a look at the live pictures of the brush fires that continue to burn in southwest daivmentd sky force hd is over the scene as you see there. two fires. one at 5 acres at northwest the other one at 160 acres at southwest 137th avenue just north of 8th street there. is no word on a car. >> lynn: but it looks like they are dropping some water on these fires because there's a lot of white smoke. we'll keep you updated. we'll be right back. >>> >> now 7 weather with chief meteorologist phil ferro. >> phil: good aft

judd said they're lucky the boy made it home safely both times. >> we're blessed he was picked up on every occasion by good folks who gave him a ride home and he wasn't picked up by some near-do-well or child predator or someone who wanted to create harm for him. >> and officials say the women admitted to telling a student to deactivate the child reminder system. employees to ensure the bus is vacant before leaving. diana? >> all right, ashley. and officers saying later gator on the south florida highway. the video shows the alligator trying to cross near weston. the 10-foot reptile did not appear happy with the idea but crews did capture him and released him back into the everglades. >>> and coming your way next from the 7 newsplex, police say this guy is posing as someone of trouble. see what he's up to in the special assignment report taken for a ride. and the sly fox getting a goods course. >> anchor: time to check on today's top stories. encouraging signs for a miami woman who survived a vicious attack. danielle jones waking up from a coma almost a month after she was beaten and

i'm still going through the press conference with sheriff judd. i'll have more for you tonight at 6:00. >> lisa: developing at 4:00, police arrest a man accused of taking upskirt videos of girls at the baldwin park publix. >> julie: investigators say this doesn't just happen once, but this happened twice. >> sachelle: orlando police tell us it was a tip and this is the surveillance video that led to an arrest. that man carrying the basket is scott wesley irwin, now in jail charged with video voyeurism. we're told the incidents happened last month at the baldwin park publix on meeting place. you can take a closer look here at the surveillance video. irwin, the man who is in the red shirt, placed his cell phone inside a hand basket, walked down the aisles and recorded video under the skirt or shorts of young girls between the ages of 5 to 13. a customer reported the incident police. irwin was arrested and facing felony charges. this is not the first incident at a publix we're hearing today. flashing at a store in longwood. we'll have the details com

it shows cedric carr posting a judd, you can' t stop my show." carr was wanted on drug and here' s a more recent that is carr' s mugshot after he was arrested a few days later. deputies spotted his vehicle and carr led them on a chase. but he was caught, and investigators say he had meth on him when he was busted. also do a little posting on social media. he posted this before and after shot of carr. and take a look the caption he put. it reads, "it' s not usually a good idea to taunt the sheriff' s office on facebook. yes cedric carr, we stopped your show." meredith: tony mainolfi joining us now, talking about whether. and we have summer on the mind. tony: tomorrow looks pretty good. sunday we get some rain, so that is awesome. i have a photo from around sunset, leah bartram near melbourne. that is a good-looking shot. that is where a lot of folks are going to be hopefully tomorrow. outside tomorrow -- today, purple in the villages, the soccer game was good. 63 right now, wind out of the east-southeast at six. the fire index, it is running also

--walter polk county sheriff grady judd has seen a lot of things in his long career... but this surprised him. he says: three brothers tortured and killed a man in lakeland... then called their *dad, asking for help getting rid of the body. 3 (walter) the sheriff says: it was a case of "vigilante justice"... that went way too far. (jen) and today, the family will answer to it, when they face a judge in bartow. 3 (jen according to the sheriff's office: the guys were seeking retribution for a female friend. in january, she reportedly told brian, anthony and nathan johnson... and their friend michael gunn... that she had been raped. she said: robert banks did it, after she smoked meth with him. well, sheriff judd says: the brothers called banks over to their house in lakeland, under the pretense of buying drugs from him. he says: they beat him with a pipe and sticks, strangled him with an electrical cord... violated him.... then burned his body. authorities say: they called their dad, brian body in the green swamp. a couple later discovered it, but that wasn't the only clu

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the sheriff grady judd saying all of this could have been avoided had the bus driver and attendant just done their jobs. >> gale brown, step forwards, please. >> it's been a long day for simmons. >> when two people ignore all of the rules there's not a lot we can do. >> other than put them in jail and we did that. >> sheriff grady judd has no sympathy for the women, saying they did admitted to not doing their jobs and leaving a 13-year-old special needs student asleep on the bus. >> when he woke up and looked around, there was no one on the bus. times, first on march 2. the bus attendant gathers her opportunity. the stranded student was forced to jump out an emergency exit window and hitchhike nearly 30 miles home. the child told simmons he was left the next day but she didn't believe him and they left him again on march 8. >> what were you thinking? him. >> investigators say the women had another child disable an alarm that was supposed to prevent a child from being left behind. now they are facing discipline and termination. >> as we said in the beginning of this report, they could ge

listen to the lengths sheriff judd says he'd go to to get his hands on those photos. >> the first time we have trouble get nag a cell phone, we'll seek -- getting into a cell phone, we'll seek a court order and when we're denied, i'm going to lock up the ceo of apple. weigh in on judd's comments. you can watch that part of the story on our facebook page. >>> we have an update right now that is the story that we first told about you last week. the bill to make cohabitation legal here in florida. now all we need is the governor's signature to become law. you may not know, but right now, it is against the law for a man and woman who aren't married to live together. a couple could be fined $500 and even jailed for 60 days according to a 148-year-old state law. yesterday, the house voted to officially repeal the law's unenforced cohabitation law. florida is one of three states with cohabitation is illegal. >>> two sisters who live next door to each other in dover say they do everything together. >> now they have proof of that. they gave birth at the same hospital just minutes apart. sarah a

.>>> sheriff grady judd is drawing attention with a facebook post about a career criminal.>> the criminal media. the sheriff made a before and after listing all the charges. he was arrested on felony warrants. he and another man both have lengthy criminal records. >> judd is something else. >> he has.>> this feels a whole lot like summer.>> i was outside a little bit today. it was too much.>> folks are elated. a lot of folks come down here for the heat. a tournament this weekend, too. a little rain possible by this weekend. big changes in the offing. the average, 78. today, 87 the high in orlando. daytona also tied your record in 1985. it is been a while. for a lando, today's 87 not the average for march or april. more the average of about the 10th, 15 may. we are way ahead of schedule right now with the southwest warm temperatures. today is no exception. 87.3 when i walked over to the news desk at downtown. it's awfully warm. 88 sanford, the hottest so far this year for you. one of the warmest days for all of us, especially on the coast, with 87 in cocoa beach. it's so warm because there

and so we'll see if there is ever a case where judd can flex the muscle he put into that >> and first lady nancy reagan is being laid to rest but her legacy clearly carries on. >> she was very, very well respected. >> so what were she and her husband like behind closed doors? we are going to hear from a secret service agent who guarded them. >> and horrors that a mother never wants a child to go through. >> a deadly drug has taken a new shape. a deadly warning about heroin pills tonight. >> and what a midwest just west of mess just west ofus, talking about significant flooding like in monroe, louisiana, up to a foot of rain, and eventually that line is going to move our way. and we'll talk the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today. america runs on dunkin'. (vo) you can check on them. you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (mom) honey, are you ok? (announcer vo) love. (mom) we're ok. (announcer vo) it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. (phone ringing) you can't deal

. >>> do not play with fire and mess with grady judd. he did and he just got burned. back in january they posted, quote, grady judd, you don't stop my show. he was wrong. deputies arrested him in a crackdown they call him a career criminal. >> the bottom line is that he is a bad guy but he thought he would taunt us and say, hey, you don't stop my show. we stopped the show. he cannot get a remind on it. >> the charges include grand theft, possession of meth, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. the man arrested for dui and driving the wrong way that's derek high hyde. he was denied bond because he when they arrested him on 301 they found a bag of white powder and other drug related items in this truck. he is accused of tossing drugs out of the vehicle during the chase. >>> lawmakers are poised to approve a package as the 60 day sessions about to wind down. the senate was ready to vote on $129 million. that's a trimmed down package short of the 1 billion-dollar package that the governor wanted. the chief says that the legislature's cuts are responsible policy m

one on 401 north doesn't seem to be adding a lot of delays at judd parkway. and holly springs road and sunset lake road, also following a crash near 540 at this point at 64. coming up. back to you. >> thank you. >>> for the first time, anybody can drink a beer while cheering on their favorite team at the acc tournament. until now, only people with the high-end premium seats could buy a beer at the tournament. now, all fans will be able to get a beer as renee points out, age appropriate, of course. >> the acc said it made the other events. take a look at the schedule for today. because of the 12:00 game, the noon newscast will air here on fox 50. >>> olympic gymnast gabby douglas is going to let the world watch as she attempts to make history. the reigning olympic all around champion and her family are doing a reality show called douglas family gold. the show centors douglas as she seeks to defend her title at the 2016 olympics in rio. the 19-year-old trains in ohio where she lives with her grandmother while the rest of her family helps balance her various bus

jerry judd, you don't stop my show. judd did stop the show saying it's not a good idea to taunt the sheriff's office and yes we did stop your show. >>> if you violate the law, you're going to jail. if you violate the law and taunt our deputies on facebook, you're going to go to jail faster. >> deputies were looking for carr for a january robbery. on wednesday they found him with drugs and a stolen mercedes in lakeland. he's facing 14 new charges from drug sells to grand theft auto. there's use of the synthetic drug. 12 calls occurred in one day. they're working hard to slow this trend, but it's difficult since the production of the drug out pace the laws outlawing it. >>> can state lawmaker make a decision on regulating ride sharing services before the session ends today? >> it reminds to be seen. our reporter matt has that story from our capitol bureau. >>reporter: some lawmakers scrambled for the final day of the 2016's legislative session trying to make anything happen for the ride share company in florida. uber and

judd, five minutes. mr. judd: i appreciate the opportunity to testify on behalf of the agents i represent. i am going to stick to my comments on the national security threat at the border. leave out the rhetoric and what might have led to it. what i will tell you, the obama administration have repeatedly told the american public the border is more secure today than it has ever been. as a border patrol agent, i will cut you the exact opposite. the commissioner pointed to a decrease in arrests over the past several years, but they failed to give the american public key indicators, such as the number of arrests, or from countries with known terrorists ties, or those that compete economically with our interest. in all of fiscal year 2015, they arrested five from afghanistan, 57 from pakistan, and hundreds from the republic of china. this year, they arrested 18 from afghanistan. first quarter, five all of last year. first quarter, 18 from afghanistan. pakistan. 619 from the people's republic of china. those numbe

lou: brandon judd, the head of the border patrol union. >> yes.f, when you're talking about, what they're saying is they don't want the border patrol to go where the problem is, where they can interdict smugglers, where they have apprehend illegal immigrants. this is outrageous. why in the world -- why isn't congress reacting? why isn't the republican candidates talking about this? is it bad politics right now in this primary season? >> no, some are, it almost seems so obscene, outrageous, how could this really be happening and border patrol agents, 20+ years of service said, look, i never signed up for this. the leader appointed by obama told these guys, if you don't like, this not enforcing the law, find another job. lou: i've got some news for him, i'm not sure how good it is. instead of taking that direct order, instead they managed to persevere for 316 days, there will be a new president in the white house. >> thank god. lou: sheriff -- >> thank god. lou: indeed. we appreciate you being with us. thanks so much. paul babeu. >> you bet. lou: a

sergeant robert judd was shot in the shoulder and hand before accelerating his vehicle away from the attackers. he reached the safety of the base before being rushed to the hospital. his condition is described as good. >> i was hit in the arm, hit in the back. it's been almost 20 months and i still really haven't recovered totally physically. i remember looking at the windows all shattered and hoping that they hadn't hit something that would caused me to bleed to death. the mental scars will always be there. it's something totally unexpected, something that you just -- you think happens to the other guy, you -- you see it on television, you hear it on the radio and you say, boy, that's nasty, that's a terrible thing to have happen to anybody, but you never really think that it's going to happen to you. i just -- you don't -- it's something that happens to the other guy. >> a terrorist's attitude toward an attack is usually impersonal, but the results sure aren't. just before christmas, members of the u.s. military were aboard this italian train when a bomb exploded in a tunnel. one o

polk county sheriff grady judd lead the charge against it, saying any reformsl would make it harder for law guys. a number of other bills are still on the table in this, the legislative session's final week... we'll bring you the latest as they're heard here on 10news wtsp. noah pransky, 10 investigates. time now is . here's a look at headlines around the nation and the world in 60 seconds. millions of people across indonesia and the pacific-- gathered to witness a total solar eclipse tuesday night. the moon passed directly in front of the sun-- eventually blocking all direct sunlight-- turning day into night. for some, the blackout lasted up to four hours. in los angeles-- the c-d-c says a superbug known as "c-r-e" is now an urgent health threat. it's resistant to many antibiotics. researchers worry it'll spread into the ocean after being discharged from sewage plants. experts say the treatment process-- may not kill it all off. c-r-e may kill up to 50 percent of those who become infected. more troubles for chipotle. an employee at a restaurant outside boston has been diagnosed with no

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. >> sheriff grady judd says both see if anyone was left behind and they had a child disarm an alarm that was supposed to remind them to do so. the 13-year-old fell around on his bus ride, and the driver, 51-year-old gale brown and 57-year-old gwendolyn simmons never noticed he didn't get off the bus at school. and they parked the bus and left leaving him to climb out the emergency exit and hitchhike nearly 30 miles home. he told the attendant the next day they had left him but she didn't believe him. and so it happened again, when mom found out she called deputies. >> the attend president attendant walked right by him. when two people ignore all of the rules there is not a lot we can do, other than put them in >> the driver and attendant will likely both be fired. >> and a lot of people are loving this weather and they are hoping that you can dish up some more. >> we'll have to dodge some showers here and there, but first i want to show you the time lapse view from today and what a view it was. all day long, in and out of sun and clouds, with a little bit of a breeze to keep us feel

polk county sheriff judd says what happened next is as alarming. >> he tells the attendant y'all left me on the bus yesterday. the attendant didn't believe march 8th the video shows the same incident happening again. fortunately the boy made it home. now the driver dale brown and bus attendant have been charged with negligent child abuse. >> i have a question for them. what were you thinking? >> reporter: his mom and school officials only found out because the boy missed a therapy appointment on the 8th. once the bus driver opens the door an alarm sounds. in order to turn it off the driver or attendant has to walk to the back of the bus. in both instances they had students turn the alarm off for them never checking the bus. our children's academy serves all special needs children. bus drivers and attendants are trained to work with them. >> we can not do what we do without them. it is infortunate this happened. >> reporter: brown and simmons were trained to check the buses and admitted to failing to do it. darren flowers 10 news wtsp. >> the driver and attendant on are administrative

sheriff grady judd says the girl created the story because she didn't want to walk home from the bus stop. the girl has written a letter of apology, but she will also be charged with filing a false police report. 3 3 in the race for the white house: get ready for a very *surprising endorsement today. former republican candidate ben carson... is now planning to support donald trump. carson talked with trump yesterday. carson said he thinks the trump we see on t-v is just for *show... but behind the scenes, he's quote... a "thinking individual." another reason carson is probably picking trump: few weeks ago, after a cruz staffer spread a *rumor... that carson was dropping out. 3 trump also made a point to mention that carson endorsement... during last night's republican debate. it came up during a conversation on our nation's education... and the future of common core: 3 it was also a strong night for marco rubio... who is fighting hard to keep his campaign going: 3 and while the republicans were in miami... the democrats were right here in tampa. hillary clinton addressed supporters a

and brandon judd said this today as well as other border patrol agents. here in our country that the leaders of border patrol have their agents in this area, x marks the spot and they have to stay there, and not go into the areas that are known high-traffic areas. >> so why do you think -- besides being able to undercount this, was there concern for the safety of your officers or what? >> when we have to worry about the safety of our officer and relinquish parts of the country where we have signs still in my county written in english saying it's dangerous to travel because of cartel members there, that's a problem. and this is what i said today, this is intentional. these are deliberate plans, the finishing touches, if you will, of president barack obama on completely gutting the immigration laws. and this is lawlessness at its best here. >> incredible. sheriff, thank you very much. again, putting out calls to the administration, everyone involved not a lot of returns but we'll keep trying. >>> i want to take you to a higher right now, john kasich is talk