the 3 raids center on rick leavitt.. a financial manager for the bureau of reclamation. authorities raided his home in henderson.. as well as the bureau of reclamation office where he worked in boulder city. and an accounting firm in las vegas near sunset and durango. patranya bhoolsuwan joins us now live from leavitt's home in henderson near horizon ridge parkway and horizon drive. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) we have been at this house all day ... no one has been coming in and out of this afternoon. but this morning, a much different story...at this property belonging to a man by the name of frederick or rick leavitt, one of the top dogs on the financial side of the bureau of reclamation. our cameras caught federal agents going into the house and taking out boxes containing unknown items. all the f-b-i would tell us at this point is that this is a corruption investigation. we did see someone leaving the house, we later went to knock on the door but no one answered. authorities also executed search warrants at leavitt's office in boulder city. our crew also saw agents raidin

a man named frederick, or rick zaffarese leavitt. an accountant with the us department of interior... leavitt is also a director of ll bradford cpas... we've found out - he is also the director of vestin, a realty mortgage company and board member of vestin groups - that company is located on the second floor of the same "do you know if the companies on the second and 3rd floor are connected i believe its goign on on the 3rd floor i dont know what the relation would be to anything on the second floor so you dont think theres anything on the 2nd floor all the commotion is on the 3rd. as far as i know yes." fox 5 also walked into vestin's office on the 2nd floor - the receptionist had no knowledge of a raid as of early afternoon.... but in calls to the office another worker told us they had no comment. only a couple cop cars remaining as of when we were this afternoon. we saw a few cops back and forth from their cars but i didnt see them documents out reporting live. we also called the bureau of comment-- but were referred to the just

leavitt is an accountant with the us department of interior. he is also the director of vestin realty mortgage company. that company is located on the second floor of the same building. "do you know if the companies on the second and 3rd floor are connected i believe its goign on on the 3rd floor i dont know what the relation would be to anything on the second floor so you floor all the commotion is on the 3rd. as far as i know yes." fox 5 also walked into vestin's office on the 2nd floor - the receptionist had no knowledge of a raid as of early afternoon. though in phone calls to vestin - another employee said they had no comment. so there still questions remaining of whether vestin may be involved in these raids. but what we can confirm so far - one of ll bradford's director is frederick leavitt - and they were given money to audit the hoover dam - the hoover dam is over seen by the bureau of reclamation. what went wrong to spark the raid. - still the biggest question yet. the firm was paid perform the which was to find multi-city completed o

just a couple power authority called me back confirming - ll bradford - where frederick leavitt is a director - was money to conduct hoover dam- which bureau. this morning and afternoon there were a few cop cars parked outside of ll bradford. some fbi agents

his name is frederick leavitt, but he goes by rick. this is his home in henderson and it too was visited by agents this morning. they were seen carting material out of the house. leavitt has worked for the bureau of reclamation since 1993 but he also runs an accounting firm out of his home. presumably, he would have had a lot of influence over which company landed the million dollar contract to audit the dam.....what's the name of that company?... ((sorry you can't come in here.... )) this was the scene this morning accounting on west sunset road. agents sealed off the third floor office as they served search warrants and pored through records. ll bradford was awarded the audit contract. as we reported earlier today, the company was disciplined by a national accounting board back in december for numerous violations of accounting and auditing laws and practices, described as reckless by regulators. those violations are unrelated to the current investigation. what's the connection between rick leavitt and ll bradford? that's what the fbi

a las vegas cpa named frederick leavitt... who was part of a firm hired to conduct an audit of a contract involving the hoover dam. "i saw metro cars outside the building i saw officers making their way inside." other than police bringing in some backpacks and suitcase into this office building off west sunset near durango things were business as usual on the first and 2nd floors. it was the 3rd floor fbi, irs and metro were interested in - ll bradford, cpas. there is one person that connects ll bradford to a henderson home and a bureau of reclamation office in boulder city - both also raided the same day... a man named an accountant with the us department of interior... leavitt is also a director of ll bradford cpas... we've found out - he is also the director of vestin, a realty mortgage company and board member of vestin groups - that company is located on the second floor of the same building. "do you know if the companies on the second and 3rd floor are connected i believe its goign on on the 3rd floor i dont know what th

leavitt is one of the members of the committee... he is also listed as the chairman of an audit commitee for vestin mortgage. that company happens to be located in the same building as l-l bradford and company... which is the accounting firm that was awared the contract to audit the dam. law enforcement agencies executed search warrants at leavitt's home in henderson... where our cameras saw authrorities removing boxes containing unknown items. the other locations include his city... plus l-l bradford.... where the investigation appears to be focused. and as of today...the nevada state board of accountancy registry lists leavitt's status as "active" ... which indicicates that his licence is current and in good standing. ((dave courvoisier)) the f-b-i says so far, no arrests have been made, and none are immediately expected./// ((denise valdez)) > why has a huge project on the strip been so slow getting off the ground? that's a question we're working to get some answers on. tonight at eleven... we take a closer look at resorts world l

leavitt is one of the members of the committee... he is also listed as the chairman of an audit commitee for vestin mortgage. that company happens to be located in the same building as l-l bradford and company... which is the accounting firm that was awared the contract to audit the dam. law enforcement agencies leavitt's home in henderson... where our cameras saw authrorities removing boxes containing unknown items. the other locations include his government office in boulder city... plus l-l bradford.... where the investigation appears to be focused. and as of today...the nevada state board of accountancy registry lists leavitt's status as "active" ... which indicicates that his licence is current and in good standing. ((brittany edney)) the f-b-i says so far, no arrests have been made, and none are immediately expected. we will continue following this story... and bring you updates as more details emerge. back to you./// ((dave courvoisier)) > the warmer than usual temperatures continue this weekend... so it may be a good time to

the home belongs to rick zaffarese-leavitt. he's also linked to the other two offices. leavitt is the director of the bureau of reclamation. according to the review journal.. committee that oversaw a one million dollar audit of the hoover dam contract. ll bradford and company was in charge of that audit.. fbi agents raided that company's office today. we're still trying to piece together what the f-b-i is looking for. when we called, they simply confirmed they were investigating, but wouldn't give us details. at least a half a dozen local law enforcement cars were in front of leavitt's home today. we also talked to the bureau of reclamation, and ll bradford. they would not comment on today's raids. a house caught fire for the second time in four months. and that's not the only strange twist in this case. this house near lamb became a murder scene. police say home on fire, killing mario jimenez. other family members escaped after being burned and bound. a child was also pulled from the home, but wasn't hurt. today, the clark county coroner the injured family members... a

of leavitt's office in boulder city being raided as agents take out items from inside the government building. we did not find anyone there who would talk to us about what's happening there. and agents were also at another this one belonging the ll bradford cpa firm... fbi agents on site told 8 news now that this raid is connected investigation. coming up at 5, a neighbors reaction to what happened here this morning...and our i-team's george knapp will connect the pieces of the puzzle in this ongoing investigation back to you. ((denise valdez)) have we tried house? ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) we did see someone leave...and our crew went up and knocked on the door...but no one answered. authorities also told us to stay off the premises. /// toss to weather >peak gusts today up to 70 in the mountains and 60's in some areas this morning between 10 a-m to 1 p-m today. highest in kyle canyon and red rock. summerlin at 60 even later doay with high gusts in centennial hills and nellis. henderson with gusts up to 45 in anthem and seven hills. ............................... ............ wind exp

the home belongs to rick zaffarese-leavitt. he's also linked to the other 2 offices. leavitt is the director of the bureau of reclamation. according to the review journal.. he was on a committee that oversaw a one million dollar audit of the contract. ll bradford and company was in charge of that audit.. fbi agents raided that company's office yesterday. we're still trying to piece together what the f-b-i is looking for. when we called, they simply confirmed they were investigating, but wouldn't give us details. at least a half a dozen local law enforcement cars were in front of leavitt's home yesterday. we also talked to the bureau of reclamation, and ll bradford. they would not comment on the raids. the turkish prime minister says the person behind a massive explosion on wednesday is a syrian national who has links to the kurdish rebel forces. nearly 30 people were killed and 61 injured after a car stacked with explosives blew up. turkey retaliated against the terror group by carrying out air strikes across the border in northern iraq. officials are calling the crim

but park spokesman howard leavitt says it has to account for people who don't want dogs when making the rules to keep the park accessible to everyone. >> we have to bear in mind the spectrum of uses at the same time as we have to protect park resources. >> reporter: the different points of view want access to the same spot p and those spots

rick leavitt... this is video of agents at his home in henderson. they also went to the bureau of reclamation office in boulder city... where leavitt works. law enforcement also visited a las vegas accounting firm.. on sunset near durango. the i-team has learned through law enforcement sources... that one focus of the probe is a contract.. to manage the sale of electricity from the hoover dam. no one has commented yet on this investigation.//// ((kirsten joyce)) it's going to be a big weekend for nevada democrats as the first in the and if you have questions on what exactly a caucus is.... we're going to break it down for you. nevada is one of 13 states that uses a caucus instead of a primary election during the presidential cycle. compared to a primary... where you privately cast your vote... a caucus is where you go to a neighborhood location... and publicly support your candidate. when it comes to the democrats.... they literally stand together on one side of the room or the other to be counted. organizers use those numbers to determine the perce

the home belongs zaffarese-leavitt. the other two leavitt is the bureau of review journal.. committee that oversaw a one audit of the hoover dam ll bradford and company was in charge of that audit.. fbi agents raided that company's office yesterday. we're still trying to piece together what the f-b-i is looking for. when we called, they simply confirmed they were investigating, but wouldn't give us details. at least a half a dozen local law enforcement cars were in front of leavitt's home yesterday. we also talked to the bureau of reclamation, and ll bradford. they also would not comment on the raids. nevada rancher cliven bundy is headed back to nevada... to face his 16 count indictment. bundy was supposed to appear in a portland courtroom for a preliminary hearing today, but that got canceled. the rancher was indicted on wednesday, on charges related to the 2014 armed standoff against fedreal officials. he went to portland to see his sons, who were arrested after taking over a wildlife refuge. his sons ammon and ryan are also included in the in international news... pope f

rick leavitt... henderson. the second place they went to... was the bureau of reclamation office in boulder city... where leavitt works. and finally... law enforcement went to a las vegas accounting firm.. on sunset near durango. ((brian loftus)) the i-team has learned through law enforcement sources... that one focus of the probe is a contract.. to manage the sale of electricity from the hoover dam. no one has commented yet on this investigation. /// ((sherry swensk)) > there were at least three avalanches in the sierra nevada mountains... right after the rain and winds rolled into the valley. one avalanche buried cars in the alpine meadows area of northern california. three people had to be pulled from their cars by emergency responders. fortunately, no one was hurt.... neither of the other two avalanches caused serious damage. drivers in the area had to throw the chains on their tires to make it through the mountains. ///

in the early '50s, william leavitt built leavitt town and the modern american suburb was born.eople began flocking to the suburbs. raisinging families there and finding a way to commute into the city for work was a great time in america. >> well, they're running out of land and people are tired of sitting in their cars. >> now, things are shifting again and a big part of that is what we call transit oriented development. >> transit or yebt iented devel is flipping development on its head. >> transit first, then build around. whether it's retail, commercial development or residential. it serves as a central gathering place. what it is not is having a development already established and then putting some form of transit retro fittinging it in. >> so, rather than a stop just being a drop off point, it's now becoming a nexus of economic development to ensure that within a quarter to a half mile you're going to find mixed use development that vertically integrates things like retail, apartments, offices, commercial development. that way, people walk instead of taking other forms of

the home belongs to rick zaffarese-leavitt. he's also linked to the other two offices. leavitt is the director of the bureau of reclamation. according to the review journal.. he was on a committee that oversaw a one million dollar audit of the hoover dam contract. ll bradford and company was in charge of that audit.. fbi agents raided that company's office today. what the f-b-i is looking for. when we called, they simply confirmed they were investigating, but wouldn't give us details. at least a half a dozen local law enforcement cars were in front of leavitt's home today. we also talked to the bureau of reclamation, and l-l bradford. they would not comment on today's raids. the first in the west caucus... takes place right here in nevada this saturday. but a lot of voters are still confused or intimidated by the caucus process. tonight... we clear up all of that for you... so by the democratic and republican caucuses... you'll be ready to have your voice heard. they fought for our rights, now its time to fight for theirs. tomorrow on fox5 news this morning, we'll tell

where leavitt works. and finally... law enforcement went to a las vegas accounting firm.. on sunset near durango. ((brian loftus)) the i-team has learned through law enforcement sources... that one focus of the probe is a contract.. to manage the sale of electricity from the hoover dam. no one has commented yet on this investigation. /// ((sherry swensk)) > there were at least three avalanches in the sierra nevada mountains... right after the rain and winds rolled into the valley. one avalanche buried cars in the alpine meadows area of northern california. three people had to be pulled from their cars by emergency responders. fortunately, no one was hurt.... neither of the other two avalanches caused serious damage. drivers in the area had to throw the chains on their tires to make it through the mountains. /// at today's weather. sherry swensk clouds have cleared out and the winds have calmed down. morning, too. ............ but this storm has passed on now and it's back to spring weather today and for the weekend. ........ right now temps are in the low valley. .........

. >> leavitt road said today the family tt a 500-dollar bill for ambulance service for transporting thebi 12-year-old two metrohealth where he died from gunshot firefighting cleveland officer check in now with jessica dillc for the very latest . >> meeting is still going on behind me, discussing this they want to say that a bill was never sent toa the tamir rice family, has been some kind of mixup with the insurance in the state . he said that the bill was not sent to the family, they close the account, when the state asked for information, somehow that's real good at sending the bill to the state, he said no bill was sent to the family, some insurance companies , will pay the entire bill was like medicaid or limited to what they will pay . plus in the austin this is where the likelihood of collecting amountsts, then ride it out . we have not, in the past, nor intended to in the future, and build the tamir rice family for r transport services there has never been a direct billing to mayor jackson apologized a family he said that said that as soon as he came into work today he tried to fin

you can see as federal agents records showthe home belongs to fredrick and tracy leavitt... the regional financial director of the bureau of reclamation. and here's video of another one carried out at a business in las vegas. agents there had shut down an accounting firm as they looked for information. 13 action news tried talk to agents-- but was quickly told to leave. the third raid happened at the bureau of reclamation down in boulder city. the bureau did release a statement...saying they were cooperating with federal agents. a house on the eastside goes up in flames, for the second time in just months! and just 24-hours ago, a second victim in that fire has just died. and this home was not just the scene of a fire, but also a murder mystery! it's located near charleston and lamb. you're looking at the damage from the first and second fires. investigators are now looking into if this fire was started intentionally. 13 action news reporter yasmeen hassan has more on why fire is sounding the alarms for metro police, not just firefighters. < people in this area tell me they

on its margins, the poet leavitt instructions for music, all kinds of music.not only that -- >> he faced exactly how he feels the music should sound. >> reporter: decades after his death, california composer lauren hartman took up the challenge. following his notice in detail, she set proposed words to an incredible score. also added sample music, hip hop, rap. it's now nominated for three grammys. >> it makes me feel like i've gotten beyond my wildest dreams. >> reporter: experts say what longston hues wrote about in "ask your mama" continue to resinate. >> speaks to same problems, same issues. >> reporter: and ascholar. he says n america, race still matters. >> since the election of president obama, people said, "that's tend of that. there can be no other talk of race." yet it bubbles up to the surface, like a volcano. it keeps erupting. >> reporter: ask your mama repremiered as a live performance on stage. it was finally recorded at skywalker sound, coproduced, mastered by leslie ann jones. >> it was really important to laura and important to the work to be

. >> police posted this video last night of the leavitt being hauled off to jail. she demanded items from a driver she is now charged with armed robbery. >> the driver troopers say caused a deadly crash is expected in court this morning. we brought you this as breaking news yesterday after investigators say valentine rammed into several cars stopped at a red light. one of those drivers did not survive. drivers say cc took off but was arrested not far away. they say he didn't even have a license. >> a tragic story, an update to a story we brought you last night -- last week actually. news 6 learned the 16-year-old hospitalized after a helicopter crash has died. we showed you this video of a chopper who slammed into the water near pearl harbor last thursday. john morgan was there and witnessed the crash with his tour guide. victims out of the water. >> >> i regret we didn't get them out faster. >> we are told it took three minutes to pull the teen out of the water. four of the people on the helicopter are ok. so far investigators haven't said what caused the crash. >

per tradition, gordon leavitt will be hosted with the shiny pudding pot. fox25 will be there. >>> a facebook post has a local fire fighter under investigation this morning. what he allegedly said about a life-saving drug and fire fighters and police across the region are use region are using to save drug addicts. >>> pictures you will only see on fox25 this morning. what is causing all of this town and why it is >>> now at 4:30, fox25 is on the scene of breaking news this morning. crime scene tape blocking a major intersection in boston. the clothing on the street that could be a big clue this morning. >>> a young child is rushed to the hospital. the ongoing work at the house after a 3-year-old is found with serious injuries. >>> primary season kicks off in iowa. fox25 has a team on the ground there as candidates make one final push of support ahead of tonight's caucuses. >>> complete new england coverage starts right now, this is the fox25 morning news julie good monday morning, everyone, 4:30 on february 1. i am jewel. >> daniel: i am daniel miller. a dr

joseph gordon leavitt getting a hasty honor at harvard university. >> so he says he hates cars because he has no sense of direction. well, we watched don john and we have to agree. >> adam: the actor accepted his 2016 man of the year award from the hasty pudding the group hosted a celebratory roast and had a lineup of skits prepared and some interesting outfits. and of course they presented gordon-levitt with a famous pudding pot. >> kim: always looks fun. not so fun, deflategate. are you really going the talk more about deflategate, tray? >> trey: believe it or not, this is never ending. roger goodell speaking out a bit more today in, and a huge test tonight for the celtics. some big-time drama going down in cleveland, coming down to the final shot. we'll show it to you next. >> and now time for 7sports with trey daerr. >> trey: to be the man you have to beat the man. the celtics are surging in the east, winners in seven of their last eight, but tonight they faced the man. lebron james, a guy whose owned boston of late, while guiding his teams to five consecutive eastern conference fi

but park spokesman howard leavitt says it has to account for people who don't want dogs when making the rules to keep the park accessible to everyone. >> we have to bear in mind the spectrum of uses at the same time as we have to protect park resources. >> reporter: the different points of view want access to the same spot p and those spots will see the biggest changes. at crissy field, off leech areas which are in yellow on the map have been reduced to central beach and a portion of the airfield. blue is the on leash area. only 40% of fort funston will be off leash now and several other beaches like muir beach have gone from off leash to on leash only. the changes still leave the gdnra as the most dog-friendly of the national parks. but they also create plenty of enemies. both sides agree that the pursuit of a compromise might end with a lawsuit. >> it's a setup for failure. this regulation is a setup for failure and we'll definitely challenge it. >> reporter: you can weigh in with your opinion on these proposed rules starting tomorrow and lasting for 60 days of comments to go to the p

rick leavitt... this is his home in henderson... near paradise hill drive and college drive. ((dave courvoisier)) the second place visited today is the bureau of reclamation office where he worked in boulder city... that's on park street near utah street and nevada way. ((paula francis)) and finally... at a business... a las vegas accounting firm... on sunset near durango. thanks for joining us... i'm paula francis. ((dave courvoisier)) and i'm dave courvoisier. our news crews fanned out across the valley today to piece together what appears to be an investigation of possible corruption involving a federal agency. george knapp of the i-team is here with what we know so far. ((george knapp)) the only on the record confirmation we have is in the form of a brief statement issued this morning. the fbi said the bureau's public corruption squad along with agents from the irs. metro intelligence detectives, and the office of the inspector geneal for the department of the interior fanned out to serve search warrants at three locations. one location was the regional office of the bure

rick leavitt... the second place visited today is the bureau of reclamation office where he worked in boulder city... and finally... at a las vegas accounting firm... on sunset near durango. our news crews fanned out across the valley today to piece together this investigation. the i-team has learned through law enforcement sources that one focus of the probe is a contract to manage the sale of electricity from the hoover dam. no one is commenting yet... the only on the record confirmation is a statement from the f-b-i that said it is involved along with the i-r-s, metro, and the office of the inspector general for the department of the interior./// ((paula francis)) > jailed rancher cliven bundy will return to nevada to face federal charges. bundy waived an identity hearing in oregon today and requested a preliminary hearing for tomorrow. the government in turn requested a cancellation of that hearing and an order of commitment directing u-s marshals to transport bundy back to nevada. bundy's attorn

is financial manager for the bureau of reclamation...ri ck (lev-it) leavitt. the fbi went to his home in henderson... ((brian loftus)) then the bureau of reclamation office in boulder city... ((kirsten joyce)) then..... a las vegas accounting firm on sunset near durango. the i-team has learned through law enforcement sources that one focus of the probe is a contract to manage the sale of electricity from the hoover dam. the f-b-i issued a statement....sayi ng it is involved along with the i-r-s, metro, and the office of the inspector general for the department of the interior ((brian loftus)) fbi spokeswoman bridget pappas said no arrests were made, and none were immediately expected. ./// ((brian loftus)) > honoring a supreme court justice. ((kirsten joyce)) the controversy brewing.. of antonin scalia's funeral.. flores: i was raised by my father. my mother left my family when i was 9 years old. things really went from bad to worse for me. this isn't just about numbers, this is about real lives. this is a system that isn't working for the everyday person. it'

. >> there are federal law loopholes that leavitt wide open to register just about anything. it is not hard to do. is adorable,pug photogenic and the apple of her mother's eye, but there's something she is not. >> it's obvious she is not a support animal. >> she has the paperwork so she can fly any commercial flight for free, thanks to a letter her owner >> i answered some surveys online, i did two phone calls with a supposed psychologist in oregon and he deemed me necessary to have an emotional support animal. >> this woman admits she is is fullhe system which of problems. tonight at 11:00 we will show you how oversight of the federal law designed to accommodate the disabled is now allowing planes to look increasingly like barnyard's with support pets of all shapes and sizes taking flight. myit's obviously working in favor but there are definitely cracked and wriggles in the system. paul mondale is with the nonprofit canines for independence. -- they are making it much more difficult for people who have disabilities. >> but they rely on users to elevate them to a new level.

is financial manager for the bureau of reclamation...ri ck (lev-it) leavitt. the fbi went to his home in henderson... ((kirsten joyce)) then the bureau of reclamation office in boulder city... then..... a las vegas accounting firm on sunset near durango. law enforcement sources that one focus of the probe is a contract to manage the sale of electricity from the hoover dam. ((brian loftus)) the f-b-i issued a statement....sayi ng it is involved along with the i-r-s, metro, and the office of the inspector general for the department of the interior ((kirsten joyce)) fbi spokeswoman bridget pappas said no arrests were made, and none were immediately expected./// sherry how's the weather today? sherry swensk palm trees around this morning ... with the sun hiding behind some high clouds for now. and thankfully those crazy winds have calmed down from yesterday... when they cranked across southern nevada up to 60 mph in the valley and over 70 mph in the mountains. ............ sunrise before 6:30 a.m. now... and sunset getting closer to 5:30 p.m. ............. temps a

bush's secretary of hhs, michael leavitt, called the delay of the employer mandate -- which was the most important of these delays -- wise. and one can understand why he thought that was wise. because in implementing president bush's initiative, part d of medicare which created a prescription drug benefit under medicare which is another very complicated law, secretary leavitt was obliged to delay a number of aspects of the regs that were mandated by the statute for reasons that are completely the same as those which propelled these temporary delays by president obama. sometimes you just can't get it all done. we should note also that it has been the law f i guess close to 65 or 70 years under the administrative procedure act that only unreasonable delays in implementing executive action such as regulations are unlawful. and so, certainly, they're not unconstitutional. in addition to that in beating the poor affordable care act again, amazingingly professor bernstein, i guess, can't avoid, can't stop himself from relitigating nfib v. integ yous and, incredibly, king v. burwell. i know you

leavitt and mouth disease. with that participating departments to ensure that federal response capabilities are adequate to the major disease outbreak even before that my predecessors recognize the need for capability. with a series of events in that resulted in $800 million of losses. and that caused the crisis of agriculture and tourism. from the food systems m that likelihood of that deliberate introduction to undermine social stability in the midst of these events with the challenges of agriculture and food in the 21st century pads a result the emergency program division was created to reduce the vulnerability vulnerability, and minimize the impact of natural or man-made disaster in facilitate a rapid return to normalcy she. to data division has reached maturity and his more than to fill the all house response mission. development has been funded by state and various federal grants $80 million in funds of the relatively small investment over the years. consider what they would have made i'll let in minnesot

. >> reporter: frank leavitteer, one of the parents refusing to let their kids participate opting out of the process. >> we have to change the system, the way it works now. it's not in the best interests of children. >> the department of education says the fsa testing company has upgraded their defenses against cyber attacks. last year's tests not only hit with those tech issues but an overloaded system as well. plenty of students either locked out or kicked out of the system mid-test. pasco county superintendent curt browning outspoken about past problems, however, tells us changes have been put in place heading into the start of this year's testing process. >> software systems put in place that will detect, attacks from happening. we've also increased the amount of technology in our schools. >> reporter: for some it's not enough. >> my children are not getting the education we're paying for. we pay our taxes and those taxes are used to fund public schools. us. >> reporter: the state department of education is also sending a message to students this morning, if they notice any sort o

joseph gordon leavitt is getting a roast with his pudding. selected as harvard university's hasty pudding theatrical's man of the year. the collegiate theatrical organization says they chose the walk actor because he's a talented actor and a visionary entrepreneur. previous hasty pudding winners include clint eastwood and harrison ford. what about saturday night live? you know, tonight you can see how good bernie sanders' imitations are. the democratic hopeful says he'll make his debut on "saturday night live" tonight. larry david is hosting this week's episode. so could there be something? those two look a lot alike. expect to see david's bernie faceoff with the real thing. watch "snl" on wlwt after news 5 at 11:00. they've been using larry david to do the bernie sanders imitations. belushi, back in the mid '70s. still a lot more ahead, including a visible approach to fighting the heroin epidemic. what warren county officials are offering for information. a live look outside. citycam 5. great shot of the freedom center beyond natural grain free pet food is committed to truth on the label

police posted this video last night of divine leavitt being hauled to jail. she is now charged with armed robbery. >> meanwhile, the driver tooers say caused the deadly crash in orange county is expected in court, we brought you this story as breaking news yesterday after investigators say 30-year-old valentine rammed into several drivers say cece took off but was arrested not far away. they also say he didn't even have a license. >> a tragic update to a story we brought you as breaking news last week. news 6 learned a 146-year-old hospitalized after a helicopter crashed into the water has died. we showed you video of the helicopter slamming into the water. john morgan happened to be in the area witnessing the crash with his tour guide. the guide dove in to help the victims. >> i regret you get them out fast. >> we are told it took about three minutes to pull people out of the water. so far investigators haven't said what caused the crash. >> new this morning, president obama will make another trip to the sunshine state. visit jacksonville this friday. obama

he is michael leavitt, a type advisor to mitt romney's 2012 campaign, a former governor there in utah, so happy birthday first and foremost. >> thank you, brooke. >> before we discuss this battle ahead, i know you've been crunching numbers on these all-important delegates. from what i've read you say you don't think the path to a majority is in the bag for donald trump. tell me why. >> well, first, i don't think it's inevitable, but i think it is highly probable that, well, the circumstances are just such that it's going to be very difficult for any candidate to get 1237 delegates given the way things lay out. in 2012 you'll remember that governor romney was until actually april before he was able to get the certainty of being the presumed nominee. that was because there were candidates who were able to stay in the race a long time, primarily because of super pac money. and we have a situation here where you have as many as four or five candidates who have the viable -- have the likelihood of being viable all the way to the end. >> do you think that there is any sort of clear path for

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but park spokesman howard leavitt says it's also had to account for people who don't want dogs when makinges in order to keep the park accessible to everyone. >> we have to bear in mind the spectrum of uses at the same time as we have to protect park resources. >> reporter: the problem is those different points of view want access to the same spot. those spots will see the biggest changes. at crissy field off leash areas which are in yellow on the map have been reduced to central beach and a portion of the airfield. blue is the on leash area. only 40% of fort funston will be off leash and several other beaches like muir beach are from off leash to on leash only. the changes leave the gdnra as the most dog-friendly of the national parks but they also create enemies. both sides agree that the pursuit of a compromise might end with a lawsuit. >> we feel that this plan is actually quite dog-friendly but it also reflects the needs and viewpoints of those who want to come to the park for an experience without a dog. >> reporter: so whatever your viewpoint, if you would like to express it on thes

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herbert: at any rate, the problem was that governor mike leavitt found out about that designation byn post." that was the other side of the coin of not good communication. i expect all governors have got successes and probably where we could do better. and so my question to you, mr. president, really is in the effort of the national governors association. what can we do as an nga, as states, to communicate better with the federal government? and what can the federal government do better to communicate with the states, so that we have this spirit of cooperation? and really, this should go post-us. we'll all ride off into the sunset sometime, but it would be nice if we had some kind of institutional process to make sure that we work together in a collaborative fashion, communicate better, and have better outcomes on behalf of the american people. pres. obama: good. well, first of all, i think the nga, generally, has been a terrific partner for us. i hope you feel the same way. my instructions to my cabinet, to my secretaries, have always been that we have certain laws, statutes, mandat

[laughter] >> at any rate, the problem was governor mike leavitt found out about that resignation by reading the washington post. that was the other side of the coin of not good communication. my question to you, mr. president, really is in the effort of the national governors association. hat can we do to communicate better with the federal government? what can a federal government do better to communicate with the state so we have cooperation? we are already off in the sunset some time. it would be nice if we have some kind of institutional process to make sure we work together in a collaborative ration, communicate better, and have better outcomes. president obama: i think the nga generally has been a terrific partner for us. i hope you feel the same way. my instructions to my cabinet, to my secretaries, has always been that we have certain laws, statutes, mandates, that we have to abide by. we have certain policies that we care deeply about. but my instructions to them have been, you check with the governor's and the localities that are being impacted, and if they have ideas abou

. >> governor mike leavitt, thank you very much.a. >>> this is hillary clinton addressing the overflow crowd on the streets of boston outside her rally set to begin soon at the old south meeting house. clinton had this today-t say i , springfield, massachusetts, and d.o.d.'s endorsement. >> if i am so fortunate enough to be the nominee, i will turn my attention to whomever the republicans decide to nominate, and i can tell you this, one advantage i have is they've been after me for 25 years and i'm still standing! [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm joined by hillary clinton supporter congressman joaquin castro, thank you very much, congressman, for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> do you think after those results saturday night there is a path for bernie sanders going forward? he has the money to continue, as he said, to new york and california but that means continuing through till june. >> sure. he still has energy in his campaign. he has supporters and i'm sure he'll go out and campaign but hillary clinton is in a very stro

authorize the acquisition of real property from the san francisco invite school district located at leavitt 1 connecticut st. near the intersection of connecticut and 25th st. nor to further the general plan priority of preserving and enhancing the survival for browsing the purchase price of $1.8 million >> supervisor cohen >> collects thanks for curing this identity as you know district and includes the cities of four largest public housing sites and revitalization and rebuild of the sites to hope as that. it's been one of my key priorities as well as mayor leaves key priorities. in the last three years, we've seen incredible decimation and investment in public housing that can make the lives of the residents and the entire community putting them in a better position. we already are starting to see that at this new integrated unit, particular at hunters view and alice griffith, that what we are able to see this transformation that development has into new mixed income communities with absolutely no displacement could i think that is absolutely a critical point and i want to make sure peopl

authorize the acquisition of real property from the san francisco invite school district located at leavitt 1 connecticut st. near the intersection of connecticut and 25th st. nor to further the general plan priority of preserving and enhancing the survival for browsing the purchase price of $1.8 million >> supervisor cohen >> collects thanks for curing this identity as you know district and includes the cities of four largest public housing sites and revitalization and rebuild of the sites to hope as that. it's been one of my key priorities as well as mayor leaves key priorities. in the last three years, we've seen incredible decimation and investment in public housing that can make the lives of the residents and the entire community putting them in a better position. we already are starting to see that at this new integrated unit, particular at hunters view and alice griffith, that what we are able to see this transformation that development has into new mixed income communities with absolutely no displacement could i think that is absolutely a critical point and i want to make sure peopl

these leavitt parkway in the andrews area. as you see the deepest red colors, these are areas with heavy rain at least a couple of inches an hour coming down, moving to the north and northwest at 25 miles an hour. where you see the pulsing purple color when you see that pop up, that is showing the heaviest of the rain and the possibility of hail. all of these rejohns seeing heavy rain coming down. you are probably wondering, if you have to head off to work, i i think a lot of this will be pushed to the east, much of this pushing out to sea and clearing central florida. here's melbourne really under the gun with this line of strong wind. i think we could see winds up to 60 miles an hour or greater. this is an area under a severe thunderstorm warning not a tornado warning but the possibility of damaging wind and hail could be an issue for melbourne, melbourne beach, again, where you see the yellow, that is going to be moderate rain. let's show you the rain totals per hour. not a ton of rain coming down when you consider the rate