((mark)) fox 13's kimberly kuizon shows us the rescue and what's going to happen to them. >>> and what happened to them. >> cathy devo kept her eye on the nest. >> they are beautiful. >> on monday she noticed something wrong with the family. the nest which houses two eaglets was empty. one was unside down on the tower and the claw was caught. >> he had to be stressed. exhausted and hurting. >> nobody knows how long it was

and kimberly kuizon talks about the lapse in judgment. >> the judge will remain on the bench until the supreme court skied decides what happened to him. they have to be held to the highest standard. that's a no brainer. >> it is important that the public have confidence and confident it is a fair process and they are not buy crossed or the judge is no exception. the qualifications commission filed a complaint finding cause that he violated the code of ethics. he took tickets to a ray's game from a law firm on a case he was overseeing.

it was a different story further as kimberly kuizon shows you it caused quite a bit of damage. this is at neighbors are now working to help one another to clean up after the tornado touched down. >>> it has within minutes of storm alerts going off on the phones. my dad said we have to go. we went into a closet. haley fox was getting ready to go to classes when they are dad, a deputy, grabbed her. >> the house did shake, i think it happen sod fast i could not process what was happening like you heard the gust of wind and when you looked out. you could not see anything. it was dray, the exterior of the home was damaged. some in dress clothes to help their family, others realized how lucky they were. >> the wind came up howling bad. i told my husband i said get on that side and get that closed. i closed this window. we had to hold the shutters they we got them closed so we would have lost our ands. >> the tornado ripped through before 2. elsewhere in charlotte county a bank building was damaged. we got out of the way of the windows and into the safe room. >> pieces could be spotte

. >> kimberly kuizon takes to us an inexpense competition. >> here in the school classroom. >> we need to change this. >> these students will amaze you. >> we're programming the mind storm robots. >> that's the talk of a college student but most of them are in the fifth grade. some are younger but they are building robots. >> not many kids have the chance to do this. it brings out the creative side of kids. >> this is the first lego league team. they are a team that will solve problems like repsych manying. they are using legoings and invent agro both. they rely on math, technology and science skills. >> it is stressful and fun at the same time. >> this group is going up against middle school students in the first lego league competition. programs and once we complete it, it is amazing. >> for the teachers it is amazing to watch them work. >> we're like goodness will they do all right. >> they take it in stride like it is no big deal they do this every day, they spend hours before and after class coming up with the solutions and getting ready for the next competition. it's not an easy

((mark)) fox 13's kimberly kuizon shows us the rescue and what's going to happen to them. >>> and what happened to them. >> cathy devo kept her eye on the nest. >> they are beautiful. >> on monday she noticed something wrong with the family. the nest which houses two eaglets was empty. one was unside down on the tower and the claw was caught. >> he had to be stressed. exhausted and hurting. >> nobody knows how long it was tries to break free it injured itself. >> it would rattle i would gasp. i wanted someone to get up there and get the baby. >> she called for help. and wildlife, inc. showed up. getting someone up there with the darkness and the bad weather was going to be a challenge. >> the company sent two employees out they started the climb 300 feet up. >> there was are times it was stressful, we were up looking at this bird, with the mother and father watching with concern as they circled. they freed the bird the second too young to fly tried to fly off only to crash land half a mile away. it did not suffer any serious injuries but a broken bone and tower. they are being treated

they need 100 volunteers and as kimberly kuizon tells us, it is a hard job one that is very repardonning. >> tony latorte is on a search, we need volunteers to advocate for the children. >> she said is the director fof the guardian ad and litum program. she needs volunteers to help the children. >> when you see them go back with the family or in their forever home. >> that's rewarding, they are court appointed to children who have been removed. and the need has skyrocketed. there are 821 who need the guardian but only 200 volunteers. duration of the case giving them a voice. >> a lot of children do not want to come to court if they are teens, if they are little they county. to have that person that you know has the best interest, just your interest at heart, that's what they are signed on to do. >> and the volunteers shadow children and report back to the court an a family life, how they are doing in school, medical needs and anything going on. >> we're like fact finders we get the facts, we talk to people. we put it together and present it to the court with an opinion what should happen

and kimberly kuizon talks about the lapse in judgment. >> the judge will remain on the bench until the supreme court skied decides what happened to him. they have to be held to the highest standard. that's a no brainer. >> it is important that the public have confidence and confident it is a fair process and they are not buy crossed or the judge is no exception. the qualifications commission filed a complaint finding cause that he violated the code of ethics. he took tickets to a ray's game from a law firm on a case he was overseeing. he is a top rated judge. >> he is not the top of guy who would blow his career over the tickets. >> the time something the issue at hand. documents show that after it came down from a jury trial, the judge requested tickets to a ray's game. the firm send five but the judge only used two and threw three away. over the course of several days he took tickets three more times from the firm. he did admit to taking them and took himself off the case. but it is a lapse in judgment that will result in some form of punishment, he is a very ethical and thoughtful j

they are trying to prevent illnesses before it happens and kimberly kuizon take as look at the need for the service. >> when a call comes in paramedics are ready for anything. >> they think the response to the blood and guts. >> and the ems had 4600 calls but 2500 were small tonight. most were like people falling and people call three times in one day. >> we go out. we lift them up. put them in a chair we leave. we come back and do the same thing. >> and there is a community paramedic division they will check on the repeat callers. they will to out in vehicles like this and schedule appointments for those who call the most and the hospital will are calling 911 for a pain we're aligning them with a dentist or calling they cannot fill their prescriptions. we find a pharmacy, they work to assess the homes and evaluate what they need. >> we're taping it down and painting you know a step yellow so they can see it. they need a ramp to get their wheelchair up. >> it is a program they hope will help the people who rely on them the most. >> it is preventative and instead of waiting for it to com

and kimberly kuizon said the effort to defeat it is paying off. >> it was shock. the effects of heroin. we didn't know he was using again. >> and she her son died from a overdose. she lost more loved ones. her son's girlfriend. grand son and daughter-in-law's niece within a year. >> the second time and they are looked on. they don't have a choice. the story represents a major problem in manatee county it led >>> and the personal responded to 3. very sadly resulting in deaths. >> working with other agencies. >> they followed the trail from overdose victims. and 15 arrests have been made and including the county's biggest dealers. >> bradenton has seen a 65 decline in overdose calls. >> and you are rolling the dice, are you rolling the dice with your life. >> the epidemic has come to a standstill but it will take the communities and people like jerry to stop it for good. >>> if you need to call me at 2:00 and talk i'm. that helps me to heal, also. >> kimberly kuizon, fox news. >> the arrestss are far from over. bradenton police and the sarasota sheriff's office will

but as kimberly kuizon reports they didn't expect they would be >> as the scout, caleb savage and others earn their badges based on success. they could use it to save lives makes them proud. >> i had it in the back of my mind that something would happen. >> saturday before dusk voices could be heard yelling for help on the upper manatee. that caught the attention of scouts. >> from where we were we could hear the people but we don't know where it was coming from. >> caleb was eating when it happened. >> it struck me we have to go. >> they went a mile up river the first thing the flipped boat. 911 calls had been coming in. >> i saw the two life jackets. that caught my eye i thought it was a gator. 7-year-old son were thrown from their boat. they were going down the river they hit something. >> we were age to talk to him. he said his leg is caught under the motor and son is trying to hold him. >> they pulled his son into the canoe add get to land. >> he was hype row thermic the water was cold. >> baker and his son were flighted to the hospital. the scouts realized the importance of their s

and kimberly kuizon has more. >> at hobby marketplace can you test out model cars, planes. anything that you can imagine. >> everyone loves gadgets. >> there is one thing that catches the eyes of many people. >> drones have taken off literally in the last year or two. >> on tuesday he went to the store inside of the sarasota square mall. he skpw-d a drone then walked off with it. >> he very carefully timed his opportunity and was able to get out the door before we got him. >> but cameras captured the man and his crime. >> he does not want to admit what he has, he has enough that got his move from the time he entered to the time he left with the stolen drone. >> he didn't realize just how many cameras are pointed at him. have done it, deputies have dusted for prints and reviewing the video. the drone costs about 1000-dollar as lot of money for a shop. >> things like this affect us we take it personally. he posted the footage on facebook. the quality is so clear jim is certain someone will recognize him. >> you may get out of the store with something but you will not get away

kimberly kuizon says don't trash it, donate it. >> reporter: sometimes the object is around an -- the memories of an object can be a painful when it involves an ex-boyfriend or girlfriend. >> we had a tough breakup. we didn't want to but we had to. >> she wanted to drop off a teddy bear her boyfriend gave her on valentine's day. >> if i donate this someone will come through and want to buy it or a mom or dad for one of their kids. i think it will be in better hands. >> this day good will is asking the broken hearted to donate your ex's stuff. turned into good ones. >> we encourage people instead of doing something drastic, bring it into the stores and do something nice with it. >> good will does want your donations, they say to make sure that the stuff is yours not the personal property of your ex. >> if they leave something, do not be malicious. make sure they left it or they have given you that you don't need any more. >> getting rid of the baggage you will make yourself feel better. >> turn the hate into donate. make it nice. help someone in the community. >> being the bigger perso

it will not seek death against the mother but as kimberly kuizon reports, the decision comes while the death penalty process is in limbo. stone faced and silent never saying a word about her daughter. >> you are... >> yes, she abused and starved her daughter before killing her and stuffing her in a freezer where it was hidden for a year. she has never shown remorse or concern. the state attorney's office announced a decision that it will not seek death. and after review of the facts in the case and the law, this office determined not to seek the death penalty t is a move that has the legal world buzzing. >> without question 20 years ago, 1 0 years ago, 5 years ago. that would have been a death penalty case. >> and it is unconstitutional. it gives the judge the final say instead of the jury. the legislature is working on a fix but it is up for the challenge. >> and there is a state of flux >> lawmakers are working on a bill that requires 10 out of 12 jurors to vote in favor of the death penalty before a defendant can be sentenced. the bill needs to pass the house and senate before it ca

kimberly kuizon, fox 13 news. >> it was busy for paul all morning and the team. >> on schedule we woke up this morning watching a line out in the gulf at 3:00 then it was to the east with the front. we had heavy rain and there was a lull and stuff was going south of us. two confirmed tornadoes. one was near duette, people who work for mosaic saw the tornado in the distance and it stayed over the open field. that's good considering what happened there last month. there is the confirmed tornado down by charlotte county, now the front is pushing the bulk of the rain well south of us down by naples and into west palm. this rain will slide from us. weather up to dc, can you see the warnings. one getting close to washington, dc with strong winds. the front is moving south and now we move away from the rain. and a long stretch of cool weather. they are not done yet. there is another storm on the way. we'll talk about that in the forecast in 10 minutes. back to you. >> across the southeast people are cleaning up the damage left from the storms 7 touched down killing three people and injuring d

but as kimberly kuizon reports the key will be the surveillance footage. >> they hope the footage taken from the lot. and released that shows two figures in a white truck. and at sarasota ford are not out of the ordinary. they turn off their headlights and a ford f-450 and loading it. they are hopeful this footage will solve the case. they don't know why the truck was taken. >> we're not sure and the >> it could be and. >> that's why we want to get the word out to as many people as possible. >> and this happened on january 30th. >> if you have any information contact the officers. >> the famous fenway park, home of the red sox, gets a makeover. check it out it has been transformed into a winter sports park. the ski jump is 140 feet tall. 420 feet long and three weeks to build it. some of the best skiers and borders they are there competing i guess getting ready for some big competition. it is interesting to see that at fenway, that's wicked cool. that is. and an opening day up there it is just as cold as it is now. streak of below 70-degree days it is a spectacular afternoon and the sea

but as fox-13's kimberly kuizon reports, they didn't expect their skills would be put to the test in a situation like this. 3 as a boy scout caleb savage and others earn their merit badges based on hard work and success. the fact that they could use those skills to help save lives.. makes them proud. -"i kind of always had it in the back of my head that one day some day something drastic is going to happen,saturday just before dusk-voices could be heard on the upper manatee river yelling for help. that caught the attention of 500 plus scouts who were on a retreat at camp flying eagle. -"from where we were standing we could only hear the people, but had no idea where they were." caleb was eating when a friend ran up telling him what was gonig on. -"it really struck me as this is not good. we've got to go." the two scounts along with a nurse and manatee county deputy got into a canoe and went about a mile up river. the first thing we saw was the flipped boat and the father." 9-1-1 calls had been coming into the manatee county call center. ((take nats call-i see the lifejackets, thought

and kimberly kuizon shows us. >> this sis how the suspect entered the jail. >> he was beat up he was fighting back. >> the video shows how it happened. on valentine's day he dressed in a hoodie. covered his face and walked into the walgreens on cortez road. >> jumped up on to the counter wanted their drugs. >> people could not believe it. >> the clerk is like are you kidding me, is this for real. >> he said it is no joke. >> this guy, david west that you see off to the left and decides to take action the rest is caught on camera. his shirt is torn off. a few more bunches he takes him to the ground and knocks him out. >> i would say don't get involved especially when there is a weapon they can see the citizen did not see it, after they picked him up they made a stop to make sure he was okay. >> he was taken to the hospital for the injuries which were minor he did not want to talk to us. >> reporter: then off to jail to pose for this. they are thankful he was the only one who was hurt. >> a citizen got involved and helped out in a crime in progress without endangering himself or others

. >> kimberly kuizon in port charlotte. >> the home is one of 36 damaged, 11 of them are unliveable. they are staying with his sister and her home is not easy to get around but a place to stay for now. >>> we told you about a case that involves love, theft and millions in missing jewels. now a millionaire businessman is taking his exfiancee to court as details are released. gloria gomez has been all over this. what is the latest. >> reporter: the victim in the case learned he was robbed after he got a phone call that broke the case wide open. >> scott mitchell and mary katherine hunt were supposed to live happily ever after. >> there was a theft of 2 million in jewelry. >> reporter: the love is gone and so is millions of dollars gold. >> what the complaint says is the items from mr. mitchell. >> todd foster represent mrs. mitchell. he didn't know his valuables were missing until he got an unexpected phone call from his ex-girlfriend's father, michael hunt. >> he called him to tell mitchell that he had the jewels that they had been shipped to him by ups and he was offering to send the

customers hope working with the stations and raising awareness of the customers can n sarasota, kimberly kuizon, fox 13 news. >> great advice. employees of a local branch got to meet the guide dog they sponsored. there was a fundraiser. and today with the check for $5000 a campaign they decided to meet the puppy they sponsored. and they got to meet luman. and they were surprised with another check, another $5000 a second puppy can be trained for service. the value of what they do cannot be overstated. >> our dogs enter lines of service. we have veteran dogs that assist disorder. they go into law enforcement or other lines. but at the they have a higher purpose. followers vote on names. they want to remind you any help they get is from funds and donations there are a lot of goldens over there. >> i could use another one i think. >> lots of blew sky but for today. reinforcing front. we'll smudge that up and highs held with a gusty wind. today there is not a single checkpoint in the viewing area that hit 70s. whatter in the 60s. we have more tomorrow. rebound to near 70 low humidity. play out in d

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and kimberly kuizon explains. board members did not think they would face. >> if they go to the bathroom it would be less of a problem. >> reporter: they are trying to fick out bathroom policies for transgender students. >> it is here we need to listen to the community and listen to the students, all of them. >> they main be the first to con confront the issue. >> the district is entering unchartered interest interest territory here. >> and it is controversial with some parents. >> i do not want to make policies based on fears that are not based on reality. >> the district has no set policy. schools can handle it on a case-by-case basis. nate quinn who was born female but identifys as a male said there needs to be a set policy. >> leaving it open to schools is going to make it harder for trans people to be accepted t is >> and nate's principal allows nato use the men's room. >> i'm comfortable i'm more accepted. >> i believings the policy should allow students to use which ever they identify with an idea that is unsettling to some and some of the board members. >> i have four granddaught

and fox 13 kimberly kuizon tells us about the history and what the community members plan to do with it next. >> traveling along state road 62. >> they don't realize what they are looking at. >> can you miss a landmark. this is the school the last operating one-room schoolhouse in florida. they are looking at history here. >> generations of the family has attended since it opened in 1930. my mom and dad met here. >> did you measure that. she reaches 11 students from kinder garden to fifth grade, flint is a city, she started here in 1993. >> it was a dream to come here. i wanted to do something different. >> back then she taught a class of 30 plus. >> the class then backs -- become as family. it is a unit. >> after 23 years of reaching -- teaching here, miss donna will retire in june. when she walks out the doors, the school will close. >> i love teaching i would teach until i'm 100 if i could but physically i'm not able to do what i used to. i tonight want to do half a job i want to give my all. >> it is a non-profit and without the funding or teacher the board does not see a future

. >> kimberly kuizon in northport. >>> five 911 calls were paid when she was abducted one from denise herself. another call from a witness was routed to the wrong agency, remember this story. her husband created the foundation to improve 911 systems nationwide. >>> and we have a weather situation developing as we speak. >> this does not have to do with rain but wind. paul, what do you know. >> wind and we get a chill but there is a strong front on the horizon. it will dive and later tonight midnight to 6 a.m., you will hear the wind howl outside as the cold front goes by. temperatures now we stay in the 60s. but the winds are gusty 33 in tallahassee and 23 in brooksville. we'll have speeds on average about 35 miles per hour. as the front goes by. that's a lot of wind for us. two fronts going by. the reinforcing front will go by late on tuesday and wednesday, we just get round after round. this is tonight at 10:00 up to 40 eye long the coast line and staying in the 35 to 40 range. chilly. a lot going on. the 7-day forecast coming up at 6:20. >>> she told police she prayed with her in l

as kimberly kuizon shows us, neighbors are working with one another to get on track. >> tarps on roofs here have been going up since last night. and it was an ef-1 with winds about 97 miles per hour. 33 homes were damaged. >> and we spoke with it is too unsafe. >> if they were here all the the sheet rock came down this would we'll chair because of an accident. his father picked him up and they hid in a closet. this is nothing new for the neighborhood. homes here were destroyed when charlie hit but people rebuilt. >> that's what they are going through, that's a lot of sympathy for the people there. >>> 191 are unliveable. the families are trying to find a new place to call home. s. >>> there were a lot of contractors in and out. homeowners are warned to be on the look out for people trying to scam them. >>> a committee rejected a bill that regulates fracking in florida. and chris cato is here on what the bill would do. why did it fail? >> it failed by one vote after three hours of debate. the sponsor garrett richter said it failed because his fellow senators and the public do not unders

. >> in sarasota, kimberly kuizon, fox 13 news. >> if you have been a victim of the skimmer or any suspicious activity on your account, you should immediately contact the sarasota police. >>> across the bay the council moving forward tonight with a redevelopment plan for midtown. leaders from st. pete and pinellas are hoping to struggling neighborhoods there. the programs on the list include a few that offer grants for improvements or maybe new development. >> and what we have done we have laid a strong foundation f you want to compare this to building a house we have a rock solid foundation. >> it could benefit paint your heart out and paintings homes for those in need. they plan on getting the word out about aplaying for -- >>> want to own a piece of mob history can you if you are the highest bidder. stuff of the boss of a family are going up for auction in ain't pete. he died in 1987 and controlled organized crime in florida and cuba. his daughters sold his house in south tampa. now they are trying to get what they can from what is left behind. >> there are 100 items. lamps here is the cou

fox 13's kimberly kuizon shows us: it's a *hard job, but also *very *rewarding 3 toni latortue is on a desperate search. we do need volunteers to be able to advocate for the children." she's the circuit director for the 12th judicial guardian ad litem program. she needs 100 plus volunteers to help children in manatee county. it is rewarding in they see the children reach permenancy, once you see them either reunited with their families or they are in their forever home than that is the rewarding part." guardian ad litems are court appointed to children who have been removed from their homes. over the last year the need in manatee county has skyrockted. there are 821 chilren who need guardian ad litems, but only 200 volunteeers.guardian ad litems are there for the children throughout the duration of their case, giving them a voice that no one else can." a lot of children do not want to come to court if they are teenagers and if they are little they can't. to have that person that you know that has the best interest your ineterst at heart than thats awesome." guardians like joy hollowa

and kimberly kuizon reports that the thieves went beyond neighborhoods. >> reporter: people parking in sarasota seem to have a false sense of security. >> i think i'm safe since i'm in a garage. >> he works in the area the first thing he does is hit the lock button. >> i always lock it because of the fact you don't -- no vehicle is safe. >> many drivers are careless, police don't understand why some people leave their doors open for thieves. >> i wish i knew, then i could solve that problem we would not be here. >> officers say it is time to wise up on tuesday they caught a group of thieves in the act. >> they are checking handles. the group skipped school and went downtown, hollywood 20 and wells fargo parking fa rages pulling on handles. >> and whether it is cur rensy, cigarettes, lighters. >> they got into 40 cars. now the mr.is say they have not heard from any victims and that's who they want to talk to. >> are you not bothering us if the car has been rifled through. we want to know what is going on in the area. >> it is a reminder they found themselves repeating again. >> look the

it's not necessary, traffic and kimberly kuizon explains what we need, organizers are expecting even more. if you come out you will see the powerboat racing. they are known to be the fastest inlet boats and it involves jet ski tricks. this will have music a dog show and kid friendly activities. a fireworks show will light up the night. it is a time no one will want to miss out on. >> it is nascar on water. fast. they go 120 miles an hour. they turn on a time. they are exciting. >> and they are going in will be shut down. organizers ask that you find another route that means taking 75. >> they are banning drones. there is no alcohol allowed at the event. they start off first thing in the morning. there will be shuttles to a view of all the events that are going on. it is going to be windy though and chilly and awesome. >> sometimes they can do better with the wind. and depending. they can get up and cruise. that's a great time back in the day the race years ago i'm dating myself. so have not done it. check it out. >> that's for sure. >> will it be cold. >> it will be chilly the week o

this is not a life for nobody, kimberly kuizon, fox 13 news. >> pace is being held on $180,000 bond. smith $100,000 more charges could be coming. >>> new at 5:00, three people are hospitalized after a car crashes into a school bus. skyfox was over the scene on water street and pine brook road in venice. it was carrying students have a middle school. the driver of a chevy swerved and hit the bus head on. the driver, student and another hospital. driver's impairment and status of his license. >>> a freak accident nearly claims the life of a berkley prep graduate. a boulder hit the young girl in the head. now they are counting on prayers to pull her through. and anjuli davis talked with the family. she made quite an impression and people are rooting for her tonight. >> she graduated from here in tampa and went to attend yale on a full scholarship. her family said if anyone can get through this, it is her. >> she has a deep drive to explore. >> when are you trying to change the world getting everyone in the world involved is the only way to do it i feel. >> one of her trips nearly cost h

and kimberly kuizon said the effort to defeat it is paying off. >> it was shock. the effects of heroin. we didn't know he was using again. >> and she her son died from a overdose. she lost more loved ones. her son's girlfriend. grand son and daughter-in-law's niece within a year. >> the second time and they are looked on. they don't have a choice. the story represents a major problem in manatee county it led

kimberly kuizon in northport. >> she talked to rod over facebook and like to meet him to thank him in person. >> now your sky tower radar forecast with chief meteorologist paul dellegatto. >>> you know as wintry of a day as you get. what very a mixture of clouds and sunshine, the wind was the big factor and the temperatures in the 50s near 60 all day this should continue into the weekend, here is a live view in atlanta. we had snowflakes. this is centennial park the site of the olympics, i think. this is a west-northwest wind at 17 miles per hour. there has been on and off light snow in atlanta and to knoxville and nashville on and or light snow. birmingham had light snow. it has not added up to much but winter is here. the winds are up. the white numbers are sustained. next to the numbers are gusts. it is gusting to 31. clearwater 35. st. pete at 32. the winds will die minute be a bit tonight. it will be breezy. nothing like last night. we had wind gusts up to 53 miles could you hear the winds howl. they were gusty at tia at 38. sustained 26. dropped a bit around midday picking up. a

. >> in palmetto, kimberly kuizon. >> he was arrested and charged withation are a rated assault and shooting a gun from a car. >>> a fire has destroyed a church. bereca went up in flames. look at the flames. dozens of people were there at bible study. nobody was hurd. the building was destroyed. the pastor said he tried to insure it but the insurance company would not hit him. >> they canceled the policy they sent the money back. they said they cannot give us insurance. >> it was the center of the haitian community and help sure they housing, food and money. investigators have not determined a cause. >> still to come tonight; what will do you with the money? >> no. >> meet florida's newest millionaires. we hit a jackpot with the weather. >> the weather looks good through the a exterrestrial. lots of blue skies. geico for your boat. see how much you could save. i don't know what i'm doing. i can't find anything just when i think it's just not going to work. this woman that works there comes over and asks can i help you? and he was so happy, to do it amazing right? i never would have expected

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