senator marco rubio made another campaign stop in in central florida this morning, this time kissimmee. >> reporter: at this campaign stop in kissimmee, florida senator marco rubio said if anyone other than donald trump was leading this republican candidate would feel tremendous pressure to drop out but because it is donald trump the only pressure he feels is to stay in. >> we hear from people all over the country saying don't let donald trump be the nominee. . >> reporter: his own advisors -- we asked him if any are you tiring of those reports? are you tiring of hearing -- >> no. it's politics. when you run for president, it's hard, but being president is even harder. if running for president is too hard, then you can be president. >> reporter: this undecided voter went home with a signed baseball but admits he's still on the fence. others told me they've heard enough. >> we have what he needs to be president. >> reporter: po support like that in florida will bring rubio back soon. >> you hear talk all the time about the i-4 corridor, it's important in florida, it's important in the c

at that nearly drilled a kid in pittsburgh spring training in kissimmee, florida. the kid was on his phone when a bet came at him. -- that -- bat came at him. fortunately the guy next to him knocked it out of the way.>>> we have a welcomes -- a welcome sight with snow in the northern mountains and into parts of estes park and read the other late. rain to the south. in denver and out east, we are dry to start the day. we have a chanced for rain later on. winter weather advisories and storm warnings through 6:00 tonight. we could pick up 5-10 inches of snow. that mainly stays to the west by lunchtime, we could see some rain and even snow in the foothills. that kicks out by about 5:00- 6:00 tonight. in the northeastern corner we could have some storms. we could have some thunder rumblings and lightning here in denver. also in the northeastern corner as they moved to nebraska and those thunderstorms could turn bigger. we could see more snow in the high country tomorrow and off to the western slope. on the drive side. 39 for boulder and fort collins. 36 and avon this mo

he spoke to another 4,000 people in kissimmee, florida, a few hours later and now he's just led another large rally in tampa, florida, tonight. former secretary of state hillary clinton held her own crowded but smaller sort of intense event today in tampa. secretary clinton's rallies honestly are never as big in raw numbers as those for senator sanders. but the clinton campaign seems to know that. they seem fairly at peace with that information because they have both observed and concluded that rallies aren't votes. rallies or no rallies, frankly the polling says secretary clinton is far ahead, not only in florida but also in every other state that's due to vote on tuesday. >> joining us now from tampa, florida, is former secretary of state hillary clinton. mad amount secretary, thanks for joining us. it's great to have you back. >> it's great to talk to you again, rachel. thanks. >> how are things in florida? what's your outlook on this big next round of states on tuesday? >> it's really sunny and beautiful here in >> the last big night of contests had a big surprise in it. michigan se

luvall go to josh from kissimmee florida on the lines for republicans. she were on "washington journal." >> caller: good morning. i would like to ask your guest exactly how she feels about the narrative that all republicans are racist my daughter and i went to a trump rally in orlando last weekend and the crowd was mixed. nobody was saying racial epitaphs and things like that red hat can make it around the media's narrative? >> guest: that's a great question and that's why i wrote to the "con job" and that's why started my blogblog conservativeblackchick.com to break through the stereotypes because somehow black people were born with a certain skin color we are relegated to the democratic box. if you go back through history before 1964 when that number crabs party started honing the black vote lock stock and barrel because lyndon b. johnson actually said the civil rights act intogn law and marshaled it through for political expediency. before that you had republicans champion all the things that now the democratic party is giving lip service to and sayin

earlier, they stopped kissimmee, florida. earlier this morning, he spoke with reporters and was asked about the possibility of a contested convention. take a listen to what he had to say. >> this is a crazy year. this is unlike any election ever. it is not going to follow a traditional model. think about it this way. if anyone else other than donald trump was the front-runner, every candidate in this race would have a tremendous amount of pressure on them to drop out. instead, the pressure is to stay in. what we hear from people all over the country, please, do not let donald trump be our nominee. he is going to get crushed and divide the republican party and redefine it. this is a different election year. >> despite calls to drop out, the rubio campaign insisting they will stay in. they are getting a lot of criticism from some people who say they didn't pay attention to florida early enough now that the ted cruz campaign is trying to up his campaign. marco rubio thinks he can gain some momentum from the debate. they say they

we're in kissimmee florida with the details. >> we learned the public will have a chance to come pay their respects here at library wednesday and thursday over the next few days we'll learn about the dignitiries invited and who will attend mrs. reagan's funeral. >> flowers flowing in and preparations under way to lay nancy reagan to rest. at her los angeles home. >> she died peacefully. it was her time. >> in the nation's capitol, flags at half staff, a condolence book for the public sentiments. the president today saying -- i know how much she meant not just to president reagan but to the country as a whole. >> though frail at 94, john highbush of the reagan presidential library says mrs. reagan's mind was still sharp. >> she has been 110%. >> she remained a chairman of the board until her death. said to be a fierce guardian of her husband, ronald reagan's legacy, one barbara walters said she contributed to. >> she was a dignified elegant woman, a credit legacy. >> president reagan died in 2004, 1 of the last time mrs. reagan was seen in public was here, in a wheelchair at his grave

we will go to josh from kissimmee florida. you are on the washington journal. >> caller: good morning. i would like to ask your guest how she feels about the narrative that all republicans are racist in the fact that my daughter and i went to orlando last weekend and the crowd to see donald trump was racially mixed into there wasn't anybody saying racial epitaph. how can we get around to the narrative? >> guest: that's why i wrote this and i also started my wallet conservative black chick to break through the stereotype that somehow because black people were born with a certain skin color, we are relegated to the democratic box and if you go back in history way before 1964 when the democratic party started owning the black vote .-full-stop and there'll because lyndon b. johnson was signed the civil rights act into law and he marshaled it through a. it's people speaking out and saying you just told me you are at the trump rally. we didn't have people calling out incendiary names and i do not believe that donald trump is a racis

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this is in kissimmee, florida. a fan at the houston astros, atlanta braves snapped a photo of a shelf cloud. the teal color comes from the sunlight reacting to hail inside the storm. officials ended up canceling the game. that's pretty cool. >> is it part of the bigger closet cloud? [ laughter ] >> we're redecorating the entire weather pallet. that's like a gust front in a big thunderstorm. we've had them recently. >> what a mix today. >> it's beautiful out. that wind, you'll notice it. be careful when you're driving around later. outside we already had a 47-mile-per-hour gust at newark and there's that camera. going to be knocked around quite very pretty with the sun glistening off the east river. but it is gusty. we're at 60 right now. and the west wind went from 8 miles per hour last hour to gusting to 36. so it's ramping up in a hurry. it's really a whoosh of wind. 60 degrees. 6 degrees above average. third of an inch of rainfall. there are your sunrise and sunset times. last year in the state had a little snow

he spoke to another 4,000 people in kissimmee , florida. he's led another large rally tonight. hillary clinton head her own crowded but smaller intense event in tampa. her rallies are never as big in raw numbers as those for senator sanders, but the clinton campaign seems to know that and seem at peace with that information because they have observed and concluded that rallies aren't vote and rallies or no rallies, the polling says secretary clinton is far ahead not only in florida but also in every other state that's due to vote on tuesday. joining us now from tampa, florida is hillary clinton. thank you so much for joining us. it's great to have you back. >> it's great to talk to you again. thanks be p. >> how are things in florida? what's your outlook on this next big round of states on tuesday? >> it's really sunny and beautiful here in florida. i'm feeling good. we're working very, very hard. we've had an organization on the ground for some time and we're adding more folks to it and working the state from top to bottom. >> there was a big surprise. michigan seemed like the

he then spoke to another 4,000 people in kissimmee, florida. a few hours later and now he's just led another largealny in tampa, florida, tonight. former secretary of state hillary clinton head her own crowded but smaller sort of intense event in tampa. secretary clinton's rallies honestly are never as big in raw numbers as those for senator sanders, but the clinton campaign seems to know that and they seem fairly at peace with that information because they have both observed and concluded that rallies aren't votes and rallies or no rallies, frankly the polling right now says secretary clinton is far ahead not only in florida but also in every other state that's due to vote on tuesday. joining us now from tampa, florida, is former secretary of state. hillary clinton. madam secretary, thank you so much for joining us. it's great to have you back. >> it's great to talk to you again, rachel. thanks. >> how are things in florida? what's your outlook on this next big round of states on tuesday? >> it's really sunny and beautiful here in florida. and

training game between the houston astros and the atlanta braves, the cloud rolled in through kissimmee, florida, on friday and the type of cloud is usually associated with the leading edge of a thunderstorm. us. this teal color, along the edge, is sunlight, reacting whoa. >> whatever it is, it is pretty cool. >> that is pretty scary, too. >> i know. it is. >> it is pretty cool, though, too. >> i mean you know you see that in the movies, right the effects make it look like that. >> that is a real shot right there. >> it is a super cell. oftentimes, it is associated with that green color that you guys were referring to, that teal color, a lot of times that is the preceding hint to a tornado possibility. so look, nothing like that out there in our area. there is your picture. right now, partly sunny skies. 60 degrees. >>> i have been saying the winds are starting to kick in. they are not crazy right now. pretty strong through the overnight hours through the day tomorrow. a little bit of rain now getting ready to push into the northwest corner of sullivan county. a little bit into oester county as

he already had one in kissimmee florida earlier today. he's going to have a rally in the jacksonville area later on today, as well as one in sarasota. but they really feel that they can gain on donald trump. monmouth university poll released yesterday has him down by eight points, but his critics point out that is eight points in rubio's home state is going to be a very steep hill to climb. and the rubio campaign has the potential to finish fourth in several of the contests today. potentially in michigan and mississippi, but mitt romney has recorded robocalls for the rubio campaign, stopping short of an endorsement, but here is the robocall. let's take a listen. >> hello, this is mitt romney. and i'm calling on behalf of marco rubio for president. i believe these are critical times that demand a serious, thoughtful commander in chief. if we republicans were to choose donald trump as our nominee, i believe that the prospects for a safe and prosperous future would be greatly diminished. and i'm convinced donald trump would lose to hillary c

university south village field at the university of florida in gainesville, then he's going to head o444444444444 osceola heritage park in kissimmee. >>> central florida firefighters heading tof[^ york to honor those killed on 9/11, a test of their strength and emotions at the same time. >> when people call us it's their worst day and hopefully we can make it better. >>> a battle over books in winter park. should they renovate the old library or build a new one? we're going to hear the arguments from both sides. >>> and his job was to take a bullet for the wife of the most powerful man in the world. former secret service of nancy reagan as the nation says good-bye to the former first d >>> new tonight at 10:00. apopka firefighters and one police officer traveling to new york city tomorrow to honor the 344 firefighters who died on 9/11. tracy jacim explains. >> reporter: chris has been a firefighter for the city of apopka for five years, and every single day of his time here has included thoughts of 9/11. >> when people call us it's their worst day and hopefully we could make it better. >> reporter: his uncle, brian, on your far ri

florida. >> ginger: yeah, stopping at a bakery in kissimmee, he appealed to voters just 7 days before the florida primary. here's more from kissimmee. >> reporter: after his stop here in kissimmee today, senator marco rubio said his focus is squarely on the sunshine state. today i spoke one on one with the republican candidate and he tells me even though four states are voting in primaries today, he's eyeing our vote one week away. >> we don't know who -- not a single vote has been counted yet. we have an ongoing campaign in florida and florida is going to be decisive. it always is. for a republican to be president, you have to win florida. >> reporter: and marco rubio did his best to win over the hearts and minds of voters in kissimmee. despite calls for the senator to bow out of the primary race, rubio says a win here will catapult him into contention with donald trump. >> i'm the only one who can beat if donald trump wins florida, he'll take all 99 delegates and on his way to the nomination. >> reporter: a recent poll shows rubio gaining ground on the republican frontrunner but trailing by eig

we'll go to josh from kissimmee, florida. line for republicans. josh, you're on "the washington journal." >> caller: good morning. i would like to ask your guest exactly how does she feel about the narrative that alle republicans are racist and the fact that my daughter and i, we went to a trump rally in orlando last weekend, she's racially-mixed, and the crowd was racially mixed. nobody was saying racial end they wants or anything like that, and how can we get around the media false narrative? >> guest: that's a great question, and that's why -- well, that's why i wrote "con job," to break through the stereotype that somehow because black people were born with a certain skin color, we are relegated to the democrat box. if you go back in history, you know, way before 964 when -- 1964 when the democrat party won, started owning the black vote lock, stock and barrel because lyndon b. johnson actually signed the civil rights act into law and martialed it through really for political expediency, before that you had republicans actually championing all

tomorrow bernie sanders will make a stop in central florida. kissimmee to talk about issues important to floridians. it will be held at osceola heritage park on heritage parkway. doors open at noon and it's free for the public. sanders needs to rally support in the sunshine state. according to a new cnn poll, it found hillary clinton is far ahead of sanders in our state. right now, clinton has 61% of the support in florida. sanders at 34%. on the republican side, donald trump holds 40% of the vote. marco rubio has 24%. ted cruz is at 19%. john kasich is at 5%. to keep up with the latest election headlines, go to news 6. check out our headlines on the home page. we also have a wrap-up of tonight's democratic debate tonight on news 6 at 11:00. >> matt: she could barely stand and actually fell at one point, according to deputies. they arrested a substitute teacher they say was drunk while teaching second graders. joel at bentley elementary school. this happened yesterday. news 6 reporter justin warmoth is there live for us tonight. what is the school saying about all this? >> reporter: w

josh from kissimmee, florida. for republicans. caller: good morning. would like to ask your guest how she feels about the narrative that all republicans are racist and the fact that my daughter and i we went to a trump rally in the crowd to see trump, there was nobody was saying racial epithets or anything like that. how can we get around the media's false narrative? guest: that is a great question. will that is why wrote con job, that is also why a started my blog conservativeblackchick. calm. --.com. if you go back in history way before 1964 when the democratic party started owning the black vote lock stock and barrel as lyndon b. johnson actually signed the civil rights act into law and he marshaled it through. really for political expediency. before that, you had republicans theally champions all things that now the democrat party is giving lip service to. i think more importantly it is people like you and me speaking out and saying, you just told me you are at a trump rally. you didn't have people calling each other incendiary names. i do not beli

>> i just want to draw our viewers attention to marco rubio because he's campaigning now in kissimmee, florida and he's been saying some -- well continuing to insult donald trump quite frankly jeffrey. but as ben said, every insult marco rubio throws trump's way seems to pay off for ted cruz. >> you know what's very interesting in this statement that was put out by michael bloomberg, we should not lose sight of the fact that he not only attacked trump, he attacke ted cruz. which is a reminder here that the same folks that are going after donald trump f donald trump didn't exist, they would be saying all of these things give or take about ted cruz. they can't stand him. so i find it very curious here that we're thinking that this kind of thing helps ted cruz. because the establishment is after ted cruz just like they are after donald trump. >> ben, there is something to that. >> well look, i agree. ted cruz is an outsider who is not liked by washington. the last i checked, if you are in the republican primary, that's exactly what you want. it's exactly what has helped donald trump do so well he

kasie hunt is in kissimmee, florida. i think i have it right now. kissimmee. kissimmee. >> that's right, kate. right outside orlando. many of our viewers may know it as a place where their hotel is when they visit disney world or the disney world as bernie sanders called it a few moments ago. it is interesting because they say they can't win here but they are spending a significant amount of their candidate's time here. second rally of the day. in tampa later tonight before heading it north carolina then to the midwest p. which of course is the area of the country where they think they will have the most luck on super tuesday. or super, super tuesday. coming up on march 15th p. that's ohio, illinois and missouri. a place they think they can do well. c who b /* /- ohio can be an interesting test. it is a closed primary. only registered democrat can vote. that could change the calculus a little bit. hillary clinton has been talking about about how she want to run in the general election. many of her aides are saying if they continue on they want bernie sanders t

this is him in a rally at gainesville at the university of florida. 8,000 people. kissimmee. his rally gets under way at 7:00 tonight. if you're interested for the preevent at 4:00 tonight. park something free. >>> also tonight, the former presidential hopefuls will meet in miami for the debates. we'll have a look at what we debate. >> excuse me, after all -- >> immigration was a big focus for the univision event. >> just think imagine where we would be if we had achieved comprehensive immigration reform nine years ago. >> children came from honduras children into this country, them back. >> republicans debate tonight than the democrats. one candidate says he won't go back to the personal attacks. >> i would do it differentlily. my wife and kids were embarrassed by it and my wife didn't like it. he won't drop out after tuesday's election. it's not who i am. >> he had problems drawing a crowd in the hometown of miami. >> i need your support and help. >> john kasich is doing better in his heme in ohio. he's beating donald trump in the buckeye state p cbs news the white house. >

a central florida police officer takes the top spot in a shooting competition. a little local love here. kissimmee police officer won the florida sniper competition. 13 teams across florida took part in the seven challenging events and could not beat this guy. congratulations to him. >> ginger: good job. >> matt: national consumer protection week. learn your rights when dealing with debt collectors. they're not allowed to harass you. that is the law. avoid computer diagnostic services over the phone. find a computer repair person when you have your a.c. ducts inspected or cleaned. some firms use the visits to sell you on a system you really might not need otherwise. >> ginger: good advice. >> matt: it is. >> ginger: here's some of the stories we're working on at 6:00. we'll take you behind-the-scenes to introduce you to the men and women who decide how your commute will flow. >> matt: and rallying for rubio. the g.o.p. candidate makes a stop in central florida. his push to win over florida voters. and 22 bullet homes left in a central florida home. [real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. cap

florida senator. marco rubio cost -- stopping in kissimmee yesterday. coming up of the next half hour, what trump says about his opponents trying to block his momentum . back to you. >>> donald trump celebrated the wins in south florida last night holding a rally at his golf club in jupiter where he credited voter turnout for the lead on the republican side of the presidential race. >> we had people come here who have never voted republican who have never even thought about it and they came and they voted republican. marco rubio also watch the results in florida and st johns county earlier in the day he met voters in kissimmee following a rally in sanford despite the results, rubio maintains he is staying in the race but he said he is not worried about polls and believes election is not going to follow a traditional model. >> if anyone else other than donald trump is the front runner, every candidate in the race would have tremendous amount of pressure on them to to stay in. >> florida voters will head to the polls in less than one week. candidates will

. >> julie: tomorrow bernie sanders comes to central florida for a rally in kissimmee at osceola heritage park on heritage parkway. doors open at noon and it is free to the public. this time tomorrow night, the republicans debate in miami. this is video just in from senator marco rubio's town hall late today in hialeah. >> his rival senator ted cruz got a boost in miami today. former presidential candidate carly fiorina showed up to endorse him saying republicans need to unite him to beat donald trump. but a quinnipiac poll shows trump has a big lead in voter among likely voters. he scores 45% to senator rubio's 22% and senator cruz at 18%. candidates and where they stand anytime on our home page, clickorlando.com and also click the politics page an elections guide. news 6 >> in volusia county tonight, a boy says he was nearly kidnapped. police say the 9-year-old was riding his bike to edgewater elementary school when a man approached him and asked him if he wanted to come to his house. the boy ran off and wasn't hurt. police say the man is 5.5 feet tall with medium length black hair and

florida senator. marco rubio stopping in kissimmee yesterday empty- handed. coming up in the next half hour, what donald trump says about opponents trying to knock him down. back to you. >>> donald trump celebrated the wins in some florida last night holding a rally at his golf cup jupiter where he credited voter turnout for his lead on the republican side of the presidential race. >>> -- >> we had people come over here who have never voted republican who have never even thought about it and they came and they voted republican. >>senator. marco rubio also watched the results in florida and st johns county earlier in the day he met voters in kissimmee following a rally in sanford the night before despite last night's results, he maintains he's staying in the race. he said he's not worried about tulsa police the election is not going to follow a traditional model. worried about the polls. the election is not going to follow traditional model. pressure but the pressures to stay in. >>> florida voters will head to the polls in less than one week. >>> the democrati

josh from kissimmee, florida. for republicans. caller: good morning. i would like to ask your guest how she feels about the narrative that all republicans are racist and the fact that my daughter and i we went to a trump rally in the crowd to see trump, there was nobody was saying racial epithets or anything like that. how can we get around the media's false narrative? guest: that is a great question. will that is why wrote con job, that is also why a started my blog conservativeblackchick. calm. --.com. if you go back in history way before 1964 when the democratic party started owning the black vote lock stock and barrel as lyndon b. johnson actually signed the civil rights act into law and he marshaled it through. really for political expediency. before that, you had republicans theally champions all things that now the democrat party is giving lip service to. i think more importantly it is people like you and me speaking out and saying, you just told me you are at a trump rally. you didn't have people calling each other incendiary names. i do not be

and bernie sanders has a big day ahead of him, after his stop here at the university of florida. he heads to kissimmee and after that, he'll wrap up his day in tampa. >> all right. thanks, andrea. looking at the republican side of things, donald trump is in the state of florida. >> trump has 43 % support rets marco rubio behind him with 20 %. kasich at 10 %. and of course the pressure new continues to mount on rubio and kasich to drop out of the race, but the florida senator rubio says there's he's not going anywhere. meanwhile, ted cruz whacurrently sits in second place will be in ormond tomorrow. he's gonna hollywood a rally at faith assembly of god church on curry ford road. he's gonna be joined by form recall presidential candidate carly fiorina who just ingorsed him yesterday. >> fox 35 is your source for the race to the white house. we're covering the candidates who say they make stops all over central florida the next couple days and make sure to tune in on tuesday night before the democratic and republican primaries. and you can get all of your you decide 2016 coverage right on our website, fo

florida. he thinks that is where the momentum will change. we caught up with him in kissimmee. marco rubio: john mccain wrapped up the nomination in florida in 2008. mitt romney did the same in florida in 2012. i think we' ll have the same impact in 2016. whoever the nominee is has to be somebody who can come back here and win florida in november. jim: recent polls have rubio three teenagers are arrested after a chase that ended in seminole county. the stolen car was found on interstate. they ditch the car. troopers in brevard county are looking at a deadly crash in merritt island. a woman is trying to turn into a parking lot. the man riding his bike was killed instantly. s no word on any charges. the killer whale responsible for very sick from a bacterial infection and may die. been resistant to treatment. they are just trying to manage it and make sure that he is comfortable. is been used many times in the parks breeding program. the trainers are not optimistic about his condition. in 2010 he grabbed dawn branch killing her. controversial documentary blackfish. ending a four m

rubio stopped in kissimmee today and then headso south florida tomorrow. he said florideans taking advantage of early voting but voting for anyone other than him is really just a vote for the republican frontrunner. >> if you're a supporter of ted cruz or john kasich, but if you vote for them in florida, you're be giving donald trump a vote. and i'm the only one that has a chance to stop him in florida, donald trump, that is. >> and the candidates are fighting for primary and caucus votes. donald trump and john kasich fighting in michigan. senator ted cruz is seeing a softening in support for donald >> mexico is becoming the new china, and so many companies are moving there and they're making cars all over the place. frankly michigan is the state that is getting killed and that's why i'm doing so well in the polls, i'm not going to let it happen. >> kind of like a new day. like this yellow tie, which is the sun beginning to rise for people in willington, ohio, people getting work and for this country. if people can realize that the sun is going to rise, an

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florida. prior to his rally in kissimmee thursday sanders sat down with wesh two news for a brief many families in central florida. we have the second largest university in country here in orlando, the university of central florida. student debt at all time high, how is it going to be possible that you can actually finance free college education? bernie sanders: we are richest country in the world. you don' t know that because almost all the income is going to the top 1%. that is an issue we have to deal with. when we deal with that and we impose a tax on wall street speculation we will bring in , more than enough revenue to do two important things. may college tuition free, and substantially reduces student debt. amanda: another group of central florida voters who will have a big say in the i-4 corridor are baby boomers and retirees. so we moved on to the topic of social security. what if any plan to you have to say that social security, and bernie sanders: i would never raise retirement age. not when people are working so hard. they deserve not to have to continue working when they are too ol

for a republican to be present, you have to win florida >> marco rubio did his best to win out voters at the degree in kissimmee. despite the calls for the senator to bow out, rubio says a win here will catapult him into contention with donald trump x i'm the only one that can beat him in florida. if donald trump wins florida, and he will be on his way to the nomination. rubio is gaining ground on the front honor but still trailing by eight points. he has done a good job it's a good job of creating a reality show personality but that's not the same as who will be president >> rubio's visit to kissimmee comes as he prepares for the final debate on thursday before the primary. he says he hopes the debate will focus on the issues and not arguing >> what is your strategy? >> mine is always the same. go in and answer the questions in a way that gives people insight into what i will do as president. the media and people running that needs to ask if we are running a policy question or if we are getting a fight >> he will then be heading to miami as he prepares for for thursday's debate . tr candidate to beat. the new

sanders stayed here in florida attending a rally in tampa and kissimmee and even made a stop at the university of florida. you'll notice he's wearing a gator hat and encouraging students to stand up and vote. >> i know florida is big football country, right? [ cheers and applause ] but unless you're out on the playing field, football is a spectator sport. democracy is not a spectator sport. >> well, he ce@rtainly knows his audience. both contenders are gearing up for the big prize. florida's primary next tuesday with its winner-take-all delegates up for grabs. on tuesday we'll bring you the results once they role in. you can see the results on our nbc 6 news and weather app. >>> right now following breaking where a 23-year-old is in custody after falsely claiming had a bomb inside his suitcase. police say it all sarted when the man was turned away at the door of the u.s. embassy. a police robot called in to open that bag. they found only some personal items like clothes inside. police are saying right now, and there is a quote, there are many indications he is psychologically disturbed. >>> we

michigan last night, and he wants to see if he can do the same thing here in florida. bernie sanders is in gainesville, and kissimmee tomorrow. hilary clinton in tampa, and miami. fox 35 news. >>> it is a central florida nursery rhyme. >> the state lawmakers want a toll within a toll, and the local leaders are frustrated. >> it's moving forward, we have >> coming up, why tallahassee is controlling our express way. >>> and to begin their push for march madness, we have a preview of the tournament, before the tournament, coming up. >>> and friendly weather here in plenty of sunshine (m(mususicic p plalayiyingng) ) i i fefeelel p preretttty y (w(wesest t sisidede s stotoryry)) nonot t eveverery y cacakeke c canan b bee hahandndcrcrafafteted d inin s stotorere byby s skikilllleded d dececororatatororss lalayeyerered d wiwithth f frereshsh b bererririeses anand d frfrososteted d toto p pererfefectctioionn lilikeke o ourur p pubublilixx babakekeryry c chahantntilillyly c cakakee itit'l'll l bebe r remememembeberered d foforr alall l ththe e ririghght t rereasasonons.s. pupublblixix.. whwherere e shshopoppipingng isis a a

kissimmee on thursday. republicans are holding their own debate in miami on thursday. i'll be at both debates and we'll have complete coverage here on news 6. coming up at 5:30, we'll show you what florida senator marco rubio told supporters he visited in kissimmee today. >>> a big ruling against one of baltimore's police officers charged in the freddie gray case. >> matt: a judge decided today fellow officers. william porter and five others death. he died last april after suffering a spinal cord injury in police custody. porter's first trial ended in a hung jury back in december. away from central florida's largest country music festival. the 6th annual runaway country musicfest will bring many of country's biggest names to kissimmee. >> ginger: news 6 is partnering with collis roofing to give you the ultimate fan experience. all this week, we're giving away tickets for the entire three-day event. all you have to do is watch news 6 at 11:00 for the country star of the day and then head to clickorlando.com/runaway country to enter. it runs march 18th through the 20th at osceola heritage park. good times. >> matt: most of the biggest names will be out there in kissimmee. it's going to be

kissimmee. he's hoping to reel in florida week. news 6 investigator mike holfeld was there for the rally and what was it like out there today? >> reporter: oh, plenty of enthusiasm. i just interviewed senator podium. we spoke about 10 minutes. confident. let me set the stage for you. sanders told an enthusiastic but warm crowd of an estimated 4500 his campaign is different, truth." he cited climate change, what he calls the wall street rip-off. despite all the heat, the enthusiasm was there as bernie sanders pled his case for the white house. >> i'm an old-fashioned guy. democracy to me is one person, one vote, not billionaires buying elections. between secretary clinton and myself is i do not have a super pac. i do not want a super pac. >> reporter: yeah, i said he gets around $27 each from his supporters. he told me in our interview he's convinced he can beat trump in a general election and he thinks he will be the presidential candidate for the democratic party. we talked about immigration, his chances to win and something to wi

keep in mind in kissimmee we have this crash on the florida turnpike, this is after osceola parkway. you could use obt as an alternate to get around there. taking a look tow drive times. i-4 easter bunny from john young parkway will take you 10 minutes morning that will take you 22 minutes. time for your fox 35 pump patrol. regular gas is 1.80 at the sunoco. you can always find gas saving tips on our website, fox35orlando.com. click on traffic and then pump patrol. ryan and amy, back to you. >> 7:22 a gorgeous sunrise behind us. americans loft craft beer. a lot of americans are familiar with that fact. we're going to tell you why we're toasting to local brewer res this morning when we come back. you can follow us on twitter as well. it's easy to do. we're on fox news. >> thank you for that, luanne, by the way. hey, everybody, if you want to gdo and that way we'll by morgan and morgan. >> good morning on this wednesday, and a special good morning to suzette, she's our fox 35 friend of the day with her cat there as well. a good looking cat. i think i hear the cat. z she not only sent a

here in florida, three kissimmee police officers have been relieved of duty, and are now under investigation. michelle: we' ve learned officers felix echeveria, taylor mcfee and tiffany hall are being investigated following allegations that false testimony may have been given in a court hearing. this is surveillance video of an arrest at a kissimmee hotel back in november. it appears one of the officers has a key to open this door, but a charging affidavit signed by detective hall says a drug dealing suspect opened the door for her, then gave her a plastic bag filled with marijuana. >> the vast majority of police officers are absolutely honest. the fact that anyone would say something under oath that wasn' t true is very frightening to anybody who believes in the justice system. open cases involving the officers to see if they should proceed with prosecution. brett: biologists are racing to find the cause of a massive fish kill stinking up brevard county. several species are affected and miles of water are filled with dead fish. the indian river lagoon is now brown. those who live nearby are

florida. jason: the senator plans on spending his entire time in the state. he stopped at a bakery in kissimmee this morning. he will be there at 9:00, for about an hour. he will be very busy, bouncing around the state. in sarasota at 5:00, three hours later on the east coast, just michelle: another big day in the race for president. for more states holding my marys. -- four more states holding primaries. nikole: they are calling this super tuesday two. mississippi and michigan will vote for candidates in both parties, and to other states voting for republicans. michigan is the big prize. hillary clinton is seeking to increase her spread over bernie sanders. on the gop side, ohio governor john kasich is hoping his midwest connections help them sealed the deal as he gains on donald trump. gov. kasich: we will see if this race will be dramatically changed or his study progress into the nomination. >> several polls show trump in florida, michigan, and ohio. key battleground states. jazmin: breaking news this morning, a home on fire in winter park. at happening off of lakeland avenue. emergency cre

could bring another sellout crowd to the new stadium. >>> i am angela jacobson kissimmee were in just a few hours florida senator, marco >>> orlando police want to find a driver who slammed his car into a tree and then the house. we are like to show you the damage to that home >>> a turning point is coming, a turning point awaits in this election the selection of for this country and it begins here in florida. >> when or go home, a rally this morning for marco rubio and why the florida primary one week from today could be his last stand in his race for the white house. >>> good morning, tuesday, march 8

florida to rally for support. fox 35's gina benitez is live at a bakery in kissimmee... where rubio will be later this morning. gina.. it appears early voters.. support rubio... according to the latest monmouth poll.... among florida voters who have already cast their percent. that's 25 percentage points ahead of donald trump. but for voters who plan to vote on election day.... trump still has an 8-point lead over rubio. ted cruz is a distant third at 17 percent. and kasich in fourth at 10 percent. of course... donald trump is also looking to sway a@aa@av@g@r@ sunshine state. today-- he will be in p@(l palm beach county for a campaign event at "trump national `p|`````pw@ golf club." we are scheduled to ```xxx`zxz speak to trump live on good day orlando zzzxxzxzxxx this morning. he is set to join us -- nn nh at the top of our 8 o'clock hour. @ hillary clinton is also in florida this week. she is in miami today.... ahead of wednesday night's debate in south florida. on thursday-- clinton will remain in florida with a campaign event in tampa. we are hearing from the brother of a teenager-- who was hit and killed--

another presidential candidate is and central florida today rallying voters at 3:00 senator. bernie sanders will be in kissimmee to convince voters in florida why he should get their vote. we have grew at a rally now and we will break down everything he says starting at 4:00. and water police and portable orange are searching for the person who tried to obstruct a boy on his way to school. nine-year-old told police he was a few blocks from school when the man asked him if he wanted to go to his house. we will tell you what police are using to track down the man. we ever make it to mars, we may be able to feed ourselves. researchers use soil mimicking the conditions on march 2 rope crops like tomatoes and found in the recognitions they grow similar to crops grown on earth. they have not tested to see if it is safety. it contains heavy metals like lead, arsenic and mercury and that could make the plants poisonous. >>> stocks down on wall street. a look at the numbers so far. closing figures tonight on centurylink prism tv has and more -- all in crystal-clear hd. watch when and where you want with advanced feature

she's traveling with the sanders campaign from gainesville, florida over to kissimmee on the floridanpike. how are you doing? >> reporter: hey, kate, we are, as you say, en route from one rally to the next, in what's set to be a packed day for bernie sanders in florida, a little bit of a change in how his strategy operated to this point. this is a state that they don't expect to win. they had briefly been making sure he was exchange in places where they at least thought he had a chance to pull out a victory. being here, they say, is more about delegates, trying to make sure that the margin between him and hillary clinton is not terribly wide, so that she doesn't rack up a large additional delegate margin here. but heading into tuesday, they feel pretty good about states like ohio, illinois, missouri. it is going to be a real test for the clinton campaign as to whether or not what happened in michigan repeats itself in some of those midwestern states. but it still could be a pretty tough night for bernie sanders. and they're really relying on states that don't come until later in the

and marco rubio will be in kissimmee tonight -- for one of the biggest g-o-p fundraisers in florida. rubio will appear at the "lincoln day dinner." former louisiana governor.. and presidential candidate bobby jindal will deliver the keynote speech. last night-- all the candidates took the stage for the final debate before florida's primary. it was a lot more tame than the previous debates... with the candidates remaining more focused on the issues than each other. 444444444444side-- bernie sanders and hillary clinton are both continuing their tour of the sunshine state. sanders... making a stop in kissimmee... where he sat down with us to talk about making changes in washington. ddf8vdd `d|||t|tt$| 0 ` 0 p1 0855700 0` margins in the polls here in florida. 7 but he reminds voters-- he was also ` down big in michigan-- a state he xzzxx```pp won earlier this week. meanwhile-- hillary clinton rallied voters in pa yesterday. during her speech... she talked about creating equal x6lll888888@00x```@ opportunities for all americans. a0 <`x right now... clinton leads sanders by more than doubl

florida. >> sanders will be in kissimmee this afternoon. that comes hours after he again faced off on stage with hillary clinton for a debate, touching on several big hot button issues. ginger is in miami to see it. >> sanders with momentum on his side, his upset win in michigan seems to have reinvigorated his campaign. clinton and sanders clashed early and often on a lot of issues. the one thing they agreed on was immigration reform. they both agreed they would deport children. here's some of what they had to say about immigration reform. >> children already here -- >> i would not deport children. i do not want to deport family members. who would be deported. violent criminals, people planning terrorist attacks, anyone who threatens us. that is a relatively small universe. >> i will not dport children from the united states of america. >> you promise not to deport immigrants who do not have a criminal record? >> i can make something promise. >> their answers were met by cheers from the crowd. this is the last time the two will meet before

florida today. he attended a rally in kissimmee today. what he told supporters there, coming up at 5:30. and we have you covered throughout the 2016 election including last night's breakdown of the debate and where candidates will stop over the next few days, on our website. just head to clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. >> problems in the aftermath of a large brushfire. >> matt: it left homes damaged in a local subdivision. next at 5:00, what firefighters are still dealing with, 24 hours after this thing spread. >> reporter: check out how hot temperatures were today. orlando topped out at 86 degrees. how long will the east last and when the chance for rain is back in the forecast? i'll have the details, coming up after the break. >> matt: and more trouble for the motorcycle racer accused of punching a cop. what we've learned about the racing champion's f in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used 100 percent beef. quick seared to seal in the flavor ... ... you'll only get from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, if you're

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taking you back down to kissimmee, we're still seeing some delays on the florida turnpike northbound. this is right after osceola parkway, after a crash there earlier. again still seeing those significant delays. taking a look now at our drive times, i-4 westbound from lake mary to colonial. it will take you 16 minutes. eastbound from the attractions to downtown, it will take you 14 minutes. and if you're using the 408 westbound from the 417 to downtown, it will take you ten minutes. ryan and amy, back to you. >> ryan: better traffic scene than we've seen in denver. they have snow this morning. that's rough close to april. on the business front this morning, we know floridians love their craft beer. >> amy: that's right. the new brewers' association says a record number of right now florida is one of the locations specifically mentioned as a popular brewery location. new breweries are springing up in orlando, winter springs, st. cloud, even sanford. just to name a444444444444ew of those a1as. >> ryan: now you can stay three extra hours at the magic kingdom. the extra-hours ticket will

kissimmee. >> reporter: where do you see central florida -- >> not a single vote has been counted yet. we have an ongoing campaign in florida. florida is going to be decisive. it always is. for a republican to be president, you have to win florida. >> ginger: despite for some calls to bow out of the approximately race, rubio says the win in florida would put him in the running with donald trump. >> i'm the only one who can beat him in florida. if he wins florida, he'll take all 99 delegates and on his way to the nomination. he's done a great job creating a reality show personality but it's not the same as who is going to be president. >> ginger: hawaii is also holding caucuses today. march 15th. democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders face off in a debate in miami tomorrow night and the republicans take the debate stage on thursday. i'll be there at both events with live coverage on news 6 and on clickorlando.com. >> julie: it was a near perfect day for the bikers at bike week as we take a live look there at daytona beach. >> ginger: the question is, how long will this luck last?