glad you are with us, i'm ryan elijah. >> luanne: i'm luanne sorrell. breaking news, an orange county deputy is in the hospital after being deliberately run over, fox 35's andrea jackson is live at latest on the breaking story. good morning, what have you learned? snoo >> we're at rrmc and a female deputy is treat for wounds she suffered after being run over by a juvenile. he was trying to serve a warrant and was at the house and we were told she was trying to serve the warrant. the young person was in the car at the time and deliberately ran her over. and she was taken to ormc and deputies are looking for the juvenile and the car and we are waiting for the sheriff to give us an official briefing but another deputy gave us the information and she's being treat for what we were told are head wounds and is expected to be okay. a developing story and we're waiting for more details and we'll send it back to you. >> luanne: that you say. -- thank you so much. joining us live from the fox happy friday. good to see you. >> i know. good to see you as well. let'

where ryan and luanne are headlines. >> luanne: good morning. thank you. police in miami are now boycotting beyonce. >> ryan: in response to her music video formation and highlights police brutality and yesterday we told you about police officers didn't want to work the extra work to do security at the upcoming concert and now in miami, they've voted to boycott the concert altogether but the video put all police in a negative light, police say yes. and a cultural studies scholar says no. >> it is not necessarily a confrontation. what some people have suggested. but it is a way to say that even without institutional power that you as one person are powerful. >> ryan: as of yesterday not a single tampa police officer signed up to work at the april concert. and the dep said they will work to fill it, not to do so would to john with jeff gordon and darrell waltrip. >> john: every year a crash their fancy broadcast studio and you saw the tents out there this morning? >> and guys, good to see you, each and every year. like a ritual, you guys, spring break for yo

what do you think, luanne and ryan? >> luanne: we'll break out in sync nized thinking -- >> ryan: you dance better than i do. >> luanne: i think the earles. >> amy: going with the earlese. >> jayme: greasing the elbows when you do that. yeah. earth tones is right. >> amy: you guys are going with the earth tones. >> john: no one has gone with the elgins and i'll take c, bad to leave one answer on the table. yeah. >> john:el el el el -- theel gins. >> amy: they the elgins, they were the elgins before the temptations. it doesn't really have a ring to it. the elgins. and smokey robinson wrote the song. for them, great song. >> john: really? >> a tough question for monday i should have held it for tomorrow for you? >> john: it wouldn't have been this day in history. >> amy: it was a weekday question! >> jayme: accu-weather forecast update and we are looking decent. out at lake eola. very, very nice. and, again, we have had our moments of clouds moving on through. the exception, rather than the overall rule today, we'll have

>> luanne: i do. >> amy: luanne thinks it was springsteen. what say you, gina and jayme? >> jayme: what do you think. >> gina: i think i'm going to go with garth. i don't know, just -- i'm a big garth fan. >> jayme: of course i agree with her. >> john: i mom told me i was a mistake my entire life, i'm going -- i should know this. it is bully ill -- billie joel. without a doubt. >> amy: here's your answer! bruce springsteen! hey, luanne! all of a sudden, she's like -- whoa! it was bruce springsteen and happened in a restaurant in the los angeles and he gave the guy a card and, he said, sir, the card is no longer valid. >> john: that's okay. i'm still a mistake. mom used to sing the song to me all the time. you're a mistake. >> amy: thanks for playing and luanne is the only one to get it right this morning! >> was that a hint, gina. >> jayme: a foggy scene. look now at downtown. the fog came in with a vengeance, through the next up and out and we will endure they nice sunny day, overall will get a lot better. can't get any worse than now. especially this late in the morning

ryan and luanne! can i tell you, i saw him do stand-up comedy once and he is one of the funniest people on stage, after all these years, sorry, david, that was for a different show. >> reporter: we loved it! >> loved it! >> >>. >> jayme: accu-weather forecast update and the thick veil of clouds, canopy of cloud cover we've had a couple of days is slowly beginning to erode, and temperatures, now, have responded, kind of sort of in a lot of areas now, upwards of 3 or 4 degrees of additional warmth compared to earlier this morning. come back and look. 52 gainesville and 62 orlando and mitch of brevard county now, in the low and mid 60s. as we take a look at our latest web-cam. live cam. and you can see on the web. our orlando tower cam high atop the hyatt regency, looking toward i-drive. what a morning. one of those mornings where we have had some decent traffic conditions, weather has been pretty decent, overall, nice looking day lies ahead and passing clouds and warm, dry weather and see a high, metro

luanne joins us to talk about it. how does it work? >> luanne: interesting. according to the american psychological association, fussy kids are more likely to have success especially in their future jobs. researchers followed the lives of 700 children, from the ages of 9 all the way up until they were 40. and the kids who were more stubborn had positive traits like competitiveness and experts found those kids were more likely to demand better salaries and even promotions when they became adults. and, if this is true, can i tell you, preston, my ten-year-old, he is going to be super-successful. because everything he negotiates. time for bed. well... >> amy: is he going to be a lawyer? >> i think so. are your kids that way? >> amy: yes! kate is especially. >> john: one of ours. we have always said she's going to be a lawyer. i mean, it is everything and the same with you guys, eat your vegetables. how about if they... no. no. eat your vegetables. it is not a negotiation. >> luanne: you think, because if you are always wanting your way you are more successful th

luanne joins us in studio with the latest on the search for the baby. >> luanne: good morning, susan richardson, yawned and stretched in court yesterday when the judge told her she was charged with child neglect. monday police say she give bairt to a baby girl in her apartment and then took the baby to the parking lot of the willow bend apartments next-door. when they found proof of the with in the lot, investigators say she's not telling them where the baby is. police spent the day yesterday, searching for baby willow but . we spoke to richardson's boyfriend, johnnie bryant and he says that she told him first that she had a miscarriage and he called 911. after admitting that she did she told him she left the child on a step. >> you know, somebody around here knows what happened. and they ain't saying nothing. they want to put it all on me. >> reporter: according to police bryant is not a suspect in the case and he says they have a 7-year-old daughter together and richardson also has two other young children. now, he claims that she is mentally ill. during a previous arrest police no

something holding the bottle for me so i could have a free hand. >> luanne: we love it. it got its start at the prego expo. >> we have a lot of great products for first time moms an expectant moms and moms that are planning their pregnancy as well as seasoned moms, because there is so much new product. we have a lot of cool new things things, these are great and right here in winter park and, have recycled milk jugs. >> it is really nice and good for the environment. and we also have other great products. this is a thermostat that connects right to baby on the side. and, all through bluetooth. and you can constantly be getting this stuff every four minutes, or what their temperature is. >> and what is this? >> a carrier that actually opens up and the wheels pop down and it turns right into a stroller. >> neat! >> super, super excited. >> you guys pretty much have everything. for moms out there, right. educational stuff, which is amazing. under one roof. >> are tickets available. >> yes. on-line at thepregoexpo.com, and, $15 at the door and $12 in advance. >> where can pe

luanne joins us with more on that. >> luanne: joining me this morning is the director of health and public safety for orange county. and we also have carrie who works for orange county and is also pregnant. thank you both for coming in. we appreciate it. doctor, i want to start with you. do you think it is just inevitable that zika will >> yes, i think it is... when you consider the fact the virus that is being carried with the mosquito in south america, is similar to dengue which is the same mosquito and the virus has made it into florida. so you have to assume that over time we would see that here. >> what is orange county doing to prevent that virus from coming here and if it does reach us, from spreading? >> the good news is, the same mosquito that carries dengue which we are suppressing as part of the natural mosquito control efforts, the same mosquito we are seeing being issued with zika, and the same efforts we put into suppressing the mosquito populations in central florida we do every year, will go lang with this scenario as well. >> most importantly telling people to dump out the

. >> amy: luanne at the wall with the pictures. >> luanne: we talked about it before and again. former model katie price posted pictures of her 17-month-old wearing earrings. but, now a lot of her fans are criticizing her for piercing a baby's ears. now, she first posted a picture, sunday. and fans started commenting saying price is cruel for punching holes in her daughter's ears. before she could choose to do so, herself. now, a recent tv appearance, price defended her decision, comparing this to circumcision and she says piercing a baby's ears is part of her husband's spanish tradition. what do you guys think? how young is too young to pierce a baby's ears? >> amy: i think it is cultural for a lot of people. we didn't let our oldest daughter get hers until she was ten and she bugged it and i wanted her to make the decision and here's the other thing, you have to take care of them or they'll get infected and it is a lot of work. i don't want to change deep,and swab ears all day. >> luanne: a good point. >> john: cultural thing, i get that. we wait until our daughters, had to wa

i'm luanne sorrell. thanks for waking up with us! here are the stories we are working on this morning. first-- orlando are investigating a double shooting from overnight. two people were found shot in a home. the latest details on the investigation--ahead. plus-- all work for * *ltimate project is being halted... after a crew member dies in a truck accident. more on what happened... and what's being done to make sure it doesn't happen again. and-- search crews will orange county lake this morning-- to look for a missing boater. the man's boat was found... but he is msing. the details coming up. "!is morning-- )*ndo police are investigating... after two people are found shot overnight. :u*hlui-ing to gather information-- but here is what we know right now. officers were called to a home on king cole boulevard-- around 11-15 last night. that is east of south kirkman road. according to investigators-- when police arrived at the home-- they found 2 people with gunshot wounds. hospital. they are expected to be okay. right now-- police hav

i'm luanne sorrell. here is a look at this morning's top stories. first -- breaking news in *gty. u-s 1-92 is shut down -- because of a deadly crash. can get around this mess--ahead.

luanne joins us, here in the studio with this latest. >> luanne: good morning, maitland police learned of these threats of violence to maitland middle school last weekend. investigators say the threats were posted on social media and on monday, the school's home addressing those safety concerns. last night parents packed a parent-teacher meeting where the school's principal told them measures are in place to keep their children safe. >> it is not a random problem. [inaudible]. >> reporter: this morning, police continue to investigate those threats. over to you. >> amy: thanks, now, an update on the star we told you about yesterday morning, a rockledge high school math teacher shot to death by her estranged husband had filed for divorce last month. reports say she told a brevard county judge she was scared of her husband. she said he had anger management issues. her body was found in her home monday morning along with the body of her husband in what police say was a murder-suicide. >> john: you decide 2016, the candidates didn't take long getting out of iowa. >> amy: moving right along.

fox 35's luanne sorrell joins us live with the latest on that. >> luanne: good morning, police were call to the winter park home just before 10:00 last night. of the men lying in the front yard. the other one was found near the sidewalk. both men were pronoun dead at the scene and at this point police have not released a motive. and have not named a suspect in the case. they did tell neighbors there is not a shooter on the loose. >> the investigation now is obviously ongoing. we don't feel there is anybody at large that is a threat to the public at this point. but can't rule out anything at this point. in the investigation. >> luanne: be sure and keep it here at fox 35 for the latest developments in the story. now, amy, back to you. >> amy: thanks. this morning orange county deputies are investigating a dog attack just before 3:00 a.m. on apopka boulevard. the sheriffs office says the victim was bitten by a pit bull. deputies have not said how serious his injuries are or if the dog was someone's pet. >> john: a woman from orlando who accused of booning her newborn baby remains in jail. s

luanne? coming up next-- a florida couple now suing three different agencies-- including the sheriff's office-- after their young son is killed outside the state fair. plus-- this pair of robbers broke the glass of a store's door... and just took off! why police say they living well your immune system works hard to keep you on top of your game. you can support it by eating healthy, drinking fluids, and getting some rest. and you can combine these simple remedies with airborne. no other leading immunity brand gives you more vitamin c. plus it has a specially crafted blend of 13 vitamins, minerals and herbs. so when you want to support your immune system, and enjoy living well. at the stories making headlines around florida. in hillsborough county-- the parents of a teen are suing the sheriff's office.. the state fair.. and the school district-- after their son is hit and killed. two years ago-- 14- year-old andrew joseph was struck by a car along i-4... after he was kicked out of the florida s

i'm luanne sorrell. >>> first up two people are under arrest accused of a mass shooting. we've got the latest in the investigation. >>> deputies are heading out after human rains were found near daytona beach. >>> action packed duals at darchlts. how a crash will affect one of the drivers at daytona 500. and dale junior's bitter sweet anniversary's father. >> jayme king is in daytona as we get ready for the road trip. >> jayme: anticipation for the big great american race. 58th running here. the big 500. the anticipation is hot. we're here at lake lloyd in the infield. we have the big race fan, co-angular event coming up up. angulars get to fish with their favorite nascar drivers, and the hot rods and reel, darryl gwynn foundation. they give a motorized wheelchair to a family in need. packed morning. i do want to update you on your current temperatures. i mentioned a cool start. pretty breezy out here right now. it's adding a bit of the chill effect. last check it felt in the 50ers in daytona. by 2:00 p.

i'm luanne sorrell. stories. first-- lots of excitement in the iowa caucus! trt: oc: the race for the white house just got interesting. details on the big surprise for republicans in iowa. plus... why the democrats still do not have a winner. then - a beloved brevard county teacher is killed. details on how students and staff are mourning today. plus the latest on the investigation into her shocking death. then-- world health officials are warning: the zika virus is spreading! details on how local health officials are taking steps to keep it out of central florida. but first, let's get our top story-- a surprise in iowa for republicans - but it's too close to call at this hour - democrats are still waiting to find out who won the iowa caucus. it is a dead heat clinton and bernie sanders. both in a virtual tie. but it appears - clinton may eventually be winner. clinton has been awarded 699 of the state delegate equivalents. bernie sanders has there is still one more precinct to be counted. worth only 2 so --even if sanders wins those delegates -- it won't be e

i'm luanne sorrell. here is a look at this morning's top stories. first -- parents are on edge.. after police investigate two threats -- over the past two days -- at a local high school. we are live... with what is being done to make sure students are safe...as they head back to class this morning. plus-- deputies are heading back out this morning after a human remains are found near daytona beach. details on the leads investigators are looking into. then -- action- packed "duels at daytona." details on how a crash.. will impact one of the drivers in the daytona 500. plus... dale junior's bitter sweet win... over to kristin giannas county m|a0 at st. cloud high school are on edge as their kids head back to class. in osceola county this morning.... parents of students at st. cloud high school are on edge as their kids head back to class. st. cloud police are investigating --after two threats are made... just one day apart. ++; andrea jackson is live at st. cloud high school with more. good morning the lockdown lifted just before 6 pm last \@|pp@|pppp|ppppppppppppppppppppp ||pppppp

ryan elijah. pa i'm luanne sorrell. here are the stories we are working on this morning. deputy is shot in the leg --during a shoot-out at an ocala gas station. we are live on the scene with more. plus-- the governor declares a state of emergency in four florida counties... over the zika virus. how he plans to address the growing threat... later today. then--- the orlando magic put up a good fight :z9e of the best teams in the n- ```xuxxehu+h`x@``@ b-a last night. they took on the @` l0x`@|x'& okalhoma city thunder. but could they pull out a win? we take a look. developing in marion deputy is recovering after he's shot in the leg. it happened during a shoot-out at the "kangaroo marathon gas station" on northeast 20th street. fox 35's jackie orozco is live in ocala with the latest. jackie--what do deputies say happened? scott is planning to address the "zika virus" threat today-- after declaring a "health emergency" in four counties. at least nine cases of the mosquito- borne illness have been reported in florida-- inclu

i'm luanne sorrell. here is a look at this morning's top stories. |first-- the search is on for a gunman who shot two people at an apartment complex in orlando. we are live on the scene with the latest details. plus-- ea gas station clerk takes matters into his own hands... when an armed suspect points a gun at his head. and it was all caught on video. we'll give you a look. teachers in two central florida counties say they are not being treated fairly. the school districts-- and teacher's unions-- can not come to an agreement on contracts. why the latest deal was struck down. but first, let's get developing this morning-- the search is on for a gunman-- after two people are shot at an orlando apartment complex. of this place pis you can eat as much cereal as you want. m going to work to get some. alrighty. we make it, eat it, love it, live it. here in vineland, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. white breast meat chicken every time. so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do

i'm luanne sorrell. here is a look at this morning's top stories. first-- we are waking up to another very chilly morning. jayme king has your complete forecast--ahead. plus-- new this morning-- a brevard county corrections officer is out of jail this morning... after being arrested for having an inappropriate relationship with an inmate! then-- *m are killed in a massive gunbattle in maryland. now --we are learning the gunman--has a florida connection. ka family is waking up to a massive hole in their home.... after a driver smashes through .of their walls! police say---he was ia seperate hit and run crash. but first, let's get 0 ` 0 brevard county deputy.. is out of jail on bond. he is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a female inmate. this is a photo of corrections deputy barre taylor-- he was honored as "deputy of the year" for helping arrest a violent shoplifter in according to the brevard county sheriff's office-- other inmates alerted a jail supervisor about the relationship. the sheriff's office says taylor and the inmate

i'm luanne sorrell. here is a look at this morning's top stories. first-- two men are shot to death outside of a home in winter park. hp*b%ye at the scene.. with brand new details about the victims.. plus the latest on what police say happened. then... the family of a cocoa jogger.. who died in a hit and run... could be closer to getting justice. details on the major clue... that troopers have discovered.. and why it could lead to an arrest. plus--- trt: oc: the republican war of words. details on what has donald trump so fired up... plus... why his front-runner status.. could be in jeopardy. but first, let's get now -- police have spent all morning.. shooting outside a winter park home. it happened just before 10 o'clock last night at a home near the corner of capen and comstock avenues. that is just off of fairbanks avenue. fox 35's andrea jackson is live in winter park with the latest. good morning andrea. police were called to the winter park home, in response to a possible shooting last night around 9- 45 when they arrived-- they found one of t

i'm luanne sorrell. here is a look at this morning's top stories. first-- new details this morning on the 13-year-old boy that was accidentally shot in the neck... while visiting relatives in orlando over the weekend. deputies have now made an arrest. we have a live report from the ornage county jail - with the very latest. plus... bundle up! parts of central florida are waking up -- freezing! jayme king has you full forecast ahead. plus - the denver bronocs are super bowl champions. but is peyton manning going to be a denver bronco-- moving forward. what he revealed... after the game... but first, let's get morning-- that critically wounded a 13-year- old boy sunday. deputies say it was an accicent--but they have someone behind bars. the shooting happened at a home and semoran sunday afternoon. . fox 35's dana jay live at the orange county jail with more on the arrest. trt: | .jn-- we now have video from the scene of a deadly double- shooting-- that we brought you as we now have video from the scene of

i'm luanne sorrell. here are the stories we are working on ):jorning. first-- we are waking up to the coldest morning of the week--with the wind chill. it feels like it is below freezing. jayme king has your forecast. plus-- students are heading back to school this morning... after their classmate brings a gun to campus yesterday. what the school is doing to stop donald trump and rnie sanders taking the new ``` hampshire primary in a landslide. xpp coming up... what is next for the candidates who fell |/ >pp short. pvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvpqvpqvvpqpqvv vvvvvvvvvvvvvv but first, let's get over to jayme king. developing now--- ``````````````p students in orange county are heading back to school this morning... after a scare on campus. a 17-year-old student was arrested-- after deputies say he brought a gun to "wekiva high school." ox 35's andrea jackson is live at the school with more. good morning andrea. good morning... this situation started to unfold yesterday ||``|``xpd| confusing who won the new hampshire primary this morning. donald trump and bernie

i'm luanne sorrell. here are the stories we are working on this morning. first-- police in kissimmee are out searching for skimmers--after four were found in the last week. what you should be on the look-out for. plus-- a major change of events in the race for the white house. details on why jeb bush.. may now have a fighting chance at winning in new hampshire. then-- 20-16 has not been the easiest year for the orlando magic. but-- things seem to be looking up. we take a look at their latest game. but first, let's get police are doing a safety sweep at gas stations in kissimmee.. looking for skimmers! just last week... deputies say they found four of the devices. fox 35's andrea jackson is live in kissimmee with more. good morning andrea. j9g right now-- underway. and there's been a big shake up in the polls on the republican side. the town of dixville notch cast their first votes overnight. the town with a population 12... picked senator bernie sanders for the democrats... and john kasich for the republicans. this newly released emerson college poll shows

i'm luanne sorrell. here is a look at this morning's top stories. first-- a measure that would have ended discrimination in the l-g-b-t community is shot down. a very passionate debate went on late into the night... but palm bay city leaders voted against it. then-- tens of thousands current and former u-c-f student's social security information is stolen... after the university is hit with a data breach. how you can find out if your information is in the hands of criminals. plus-- the gloves came off during last night's democratic debate in new hampshire we take a look at how it could impact the candidate's support...heading into the new and it's a chilly morning outside. you may want to grab a coat before you head out the door. x` new this morning-- a proposed ordinance to put an end to discrimination against the l-g-b-t @o@`0 new this morning-- a proposed ordinance aimed at putting an end to discrimination against the l-g-b-t community is shot down in palm bay. it was voted down after hours of debate. end until after 1 o'clock this morning. andre

luanne is joining us to explain more. >> luanne: a lot of people talking about this story this morning. this is the first time health officials believe it ever happened. now the cdc says the man from dallas was infected after having a sexual relationship with a person who returned from venezuela. zika virus is a mosquito borne illness. quickly spreading across latin america and the caribbean. the main concern is for pregnant women because it can cause birth defects in their new babies. until now, most cases in the u.s. have been from those who traveled to one of those affected countries and despite the new case in dallas, health officials say there is no reason to panic just yet. >> should not be concerned about sexual transmission, that is one case, i talked to dr. freeden, the head of the cdc and he said see a sustained sexually transmitted spread. >> luanne: in florida the florida department of health is reporting 6 new cases of the zika virus in our state. officials say those cases are believed to have been brought in from out of the state. the total number of travel related cases

luanne is here with more on that. >> good morning, yeah, the meeting drew a passionate crowd. more than 500 palm bay residents showed up to voice their opinions on the proposed human rights ordinance. intended to protect the lgbt community. now, here's the gist of that ordinance, its intention was to protect the rights of the lgbt community, at work, in housing, and, in public buildings as well. the 25 page ordinance detailed specifics about allowing transgender people to use the restroom they most identified with. schools and churches would have been exempt from the ordinance. we caught up with community leaders, following the ordinance being vote down. -- voted down. >> it was overwhelm to see so many people come out. passionate in the city and they care. and they wanted to make sure they voiced their opinion. >> luanne: now, one city council member simply put it this way: they said this ordinance was written like a solution in search of a problem. after more than 6 hours of discussion, the mayor and three council members voted against it. john? amy, back to you. >> john: yo

i'm luanne sorrell. here is a look at this morning's top stories. first-- an 8-year-old boy is flown to the hospital... after he is hit by car... while riding his bike! police say...the driver did not stop! straight ahead-- how that boy is doing-- plus-- why police believe they have found the driver. plus -- a gunman in kansas opens fire on co-workers.. killing 3 people and injuring 14 others. coming up-- the

i'm luanne sorrell. thanks for waking up with us! here are the stories we are working on this morning. first-- we're waking up to another cold morning in central florida. take a look at these tempertaures... kristin giannas will have the details in your full forecast. plus-- authorities in kissimmee will check every single gas pump across the city today... to locate gas skimming devices. 4 of those skimmers were found last week... coming up... what you should do if you were affected. and-- new hampshire voters are getting up early this primary elections! t what the candidates tp are doing... to get some last minute support. developing this morning-- today-- the florida department of law enforcement and police will do a wua of all the gas stations in the city of kissimmee... to look for gas skimmers! found skimming devices inside gas pumps at four different 7-eleven stores. those stores-- were located along west vine street, irlo- bronson memorial highway, and championsgate boulevard. nobody has reported any credit card fraud as a res

i'm luanne sorrell. here are the stories we are working on this morning. first-- two bodies are found inside of a home in merritt island. the brevard county sheriff' s office is now trying to figure out how the two people died. the latest on the investigation-- next. the search continues for a missing baby girl this morning... after orange county deputies say she was abandoned by and now-- crews are draining a pond-- as part of their search. the details straight ahead. plus this-- it was one of the closest finishes in racing history. denny hamlin is your "daytona 500" winner. coming up... we have the breakdown of yesterday's big race. toss to kristin breaking news -- troopers are on the and run crash. this is happening in orange county -- at the intersection of americana boulevard trail. troopers tell us-- they have a driver in custody. we have a crew on the way to the scene.. and we will bring you a live report at 5. developing right now-- the brevard county sheriff's office is investigating after 2 people are found dead inside a home. this is happening o

luanne sorrell. thanks for waking up with us! here are the stories we are working on this morning. breaking weather news-- parts of central florida under a tornado watch--- the same storm front... already spawned tornadoes in the panhandle-- details on when we can expect... the severe weather here. plus-- a local neighborhood in shock... after a mother is arrested... accused of killer her son! she will appear in court today for the first time. and-- donald trump is the winner of the nevada caucus. but-- there's still a battle over second place. we'll break down the results from last night. toss to kristin breaking news-- people across the will be assessing damage today. this is video from pensacola... where storms spawned tornadoes... fox 35's jackie orozco is here with the very latest on all the damage- jackie? three people have been killed and several others injured in louisana and mississippi. this after last nights tornadoes and severe weather ripped through the gulf coast. now officials are assessing the damage. this is video out of ensacola, where a confirmed tornado touched

i'm luanne sorrell. thanks for waking up with us! here are the stories we are working on this morning. first... a marion county deputy is injured following a shoot-out at an ocala gas station last night. and this morning... investigators still do not know why the gunman opened fire. then... the governor declares a state of emergency in four florida counties... over the zika virus. how he plans to address the growing threat... later today. and... ted cruz is speaking out... after being why donald trump says the results "!e iowa caucuses... need to be nullified. toss to jayme we are following a marion county-- where a deputy is hurt following a shoot-out at a gas station. this happened at a gas station in ocala...... on southeast 20th aseline road at a marathon/kangaroo station. deputies say they got a call about a parking lot around 7 last night. .9 they arrived... deputies say the suspect held one of the guns to his head... before opening fire at them with the other gun. that's when they say they had no other choice than to fire back

. >> john: and luanne has the top trending moments. crazy. and one of the most anticipated moment was whether leonardo dicaprio would take home an oscar. he finally won. in his acceptance speech he pushed the message behind the movie. >> makes the "revenant" was the natural world, a world we collectively felt in 2015 as the hottest year in recorded history. our production needed to move to the southern tip of the planet just to be able to find snow. climate change is real. happening right now. the most urgent threat facing our entire species. and we need to work collectively together and stop pro-craftlh procrastinating. >> reporter: leo has been nominated for a an oscar six times. this was the first time he won. >>> trending this morning, joe biden and lady gaga. gaga performed her nominated song "til it happens to you." she was introduced by joe biden who gaisks a heart felt speech. >> we must and we can change culture so no abused women or man like the survivors you see tonight ever feel they have to they did nothing wrong. >> reporter: th

. >> john: luanne joins us live in studio with a look ahead. >> reporter: we expect to hear more about the issue during the state of the county address taking place later this morning. the homeless problem came to a week when the daytona beach broke up a area. the city needs to find the money to operate a facility for the homeless. the police chief said that the homeless problem is very complex. it requires a plan to look at >> you have folks that have substance abuse, that have mental ill, they're not taken care of and then you have the criminal element and not to mention veterans and everybody else. it's a rubics cube. >> reporter: the city of daytona has until march to find the money to operate the homeless shelter. we'll bring you more on fox 35 tonight. >> jayme: good morning. good to see you guys. let's look at our sunrise right now as you look eastbound with the clouds continuing to increase. as you look out to the west. hardly any cloud cover at this time. pleasantries in the local weather atmosphere. yes, a heck of a morning for you. let's take a look. come on back live and lo

be sure to stick around for that. >> amy: thanks, luanne. a new video. we hear about gators in florida a crocodile showed up at an apartment complex. you don't hear of crocs in cape coral. they did not take action to remove the crock. so he's still out there. >> john: out there somewhere. >> amy: just hanging out. sending it over to jayme to see how things are going. >> jayme: i do love that, crikey. and we did not see appreciable cooling. that's the case for another 24 hours or so. the visibility map is looking fine. but one thing, sanford, heads up, you have ground fog. the vast majority of us seeing stratus cloud cover up above the surface. that is. >> john: ground fog day. >> jayme: yes. i got it john. 82 by 2. close to record high territory. 86 was the record set back in 2014, so not very longstanding. here's the weather maker. the clouds increasing. i brought in a slim little sliver of rain chance, 20%. i think it's a little bit higher up in ocala and gainesville. but everybody sees a higher threat through very early tomorrow morning and through mu

. >> john: luanne has a closer look at what happened. >> reporter: good morning. jumping off the bridge at international speedway boulevard. some are hoping it never happens again. one man jumped and then his friends shortly followed after him. witnesses said no one was hurt, but they hope that this video stopped others from trying this dangerous event. >> fdot tells us it's a 70-foot drop. jumping from the bridge is a noncriminal traffic offense. and anyone who does it could be fined $160. it loose like it could hurt. >> amy: super dangerous. but a traffic offense? really? >> reporter: that's what they say. >> amy: that's nuts. >> amy: killing a proposed lgbt policy which would have set up employment guide lines. florida today is reporting that nearly 100 people spoke out about it. most were opposed. they will hold a public workshop on lgbt issues down the road. >> amy: a last minute change to the bear ordinance. they have decided people living east of i-4 don't have to follow the rules which remain to keep bears out of residential areas. that rule was changed because people east of th

. >> amy: luanne has the latest details. >> reporter: good morning. it happened in the heart of orlando's tourist district. 50 cars had their windows smashed out and valuables from inside were stolen. >> stuff was moved around, glove compartment busted. a few minor thing, 10 and $15 in change was taking. other than that, i don't know what they were looking for. >> reporter: in the past month, there have been a rash of car burglaries all across central florida. police are working to see if the new burglaries are connected to the others. a triple bombing kills at least 50 people in syria. >> john: holding its first meeting with groups. and they are hoping to end the five year civil war. isis is claiming responsibility for the attacks. >> john: and awarding medals to commanders who captured soldiers. they need remain wary of their arch enemies they said. the sailors were detained for entering into the territorial waters. >> amy: the deadly amtrak derailment last may which killed 8 8 commuted and injured many others. and they were not texting but never ru

. >> john: luanne joins us live in studio with more own what was truly a photo fish at the daytona 500. >> reporter: what an exciting race. a look at the front page of the photo finish. denny hamlin wins closest of daytona 500 and it fulfills his childhood dream. >> here they come to the line. the finish of the daytona 500. >> unbelievable! >> i think it was denny hamlin. >> hamlin by an inch. >> hamlin by an inch. >> oh, my goodness. >> wow. >> reporter: he managed to squeeze past his teammate matt kenseth, and martin true ex-jr. he was so close he didn't even know he won. his first daytona 500 victory. something that hamlin has attempted 10 times before. >> it's the pinnacle of my career, for sure. i haven't got a championship yet. this is obviously the biggest win for myself. >> i felt like i had enough momentum to keep him behind me, and i did, all the way up to and he just shot out. >> great guy to joe gibbs racing. it's been a long time coming and cool to see denny score that victory. >> reporter: republican hamlin was -- when hamlin was in second grade, he wrote a letter wishing

. >> amy: he has already declared a health emergency in four florida counties, and luanne has the latest on that. >> reporter: the governor declaring the health emergency after at least nine cases were reported in those four counties. here's a looked at four counties. sanity a rosa, hillsborough, lee, and miami dade. and it allows the state mosquito spray in the four county, and allows the florida department of health to make its own decision on what is needed from for the state from the cdc. it's primarily carried by mosquitoes. causes babies to be born with birth defects with abnormal shrinking of the brain. and there's no cure. >> we have all of the ingredients that makes the virus able to spread in our community. so we have to be smart. it sounds like what governor scott is trying to do is stay ahead of the virus. >> reporter: all cases were from those who traveled outside of the u.s. the governor will hold a press conference starting at 1:30 today to discuss the state's current and future plans to >> amy: in brevard county, witnesses say a a dispute over taxes led to a shooting that

i'm luanne sorrell. thanks for waking up with us! here are the stories we are working on this morning. first-- a 2-month-old baby girl is back home this morning... after police say she was abducted in south florida. the two suspects accused in her kidnapping are now behind bars. we will tell you where the baby was found. plus-- the virgina man accused of killing a rookie police officer is expected to appear in court today. that fallen officer riddle in daytona beach. we'll have the latest on the investigation. and-- a brevard county coach is behind bars... accused of child molestation. why authorities say he was trying to escape out of the country. new this morning -- a 2 month old-- who was kidnapped from her home in south florida-- is reunited with her mother. her disappearance sparked an amber alert on saturday. 23-year-old "stephanie augustin" and her 14 year old cousin are being held without bond. police say... on friday... the two took "taraji kemp" from a fort lauderdale home at gunpoint. on saturday, investigators found the b

news alert right now, a cruz ship that's headed to port canaveral getting slammed on the high seas. luann is here with more on that story. >> royal caribbean's anthem of the seas was hit pretty hard hitting that cruise ship right off the coast of the core rhine -- carolinas overnight. they're expected to be in port canaveral at just after afternoon, 12:01. royal caribbean just sent us this statement. at this time, there have not been any serious injuries reported. the ship has sustained some damage to the public areas and guest staterooms which in no way affects inseaworthiness of theship. here are tweets from passengers on board. >> greg tweeted there's limited food right now. he posted pictures. a ceiling collapsed. tables and chairs are overturned and huge waves are right outside that ship's windows. there are reports that waves reached heights of 30 feet. the anthem of the seas left new jersey on saturday and it was i want to show you this computer that josh is on right now. the purple and the pinks you're seeing here are storm warnings. so yeah, category 2 hurricane force winds. jaym

i'm luanne sorrell. here are the stories we are working on this morning. first-- breaking right now-- troopers are on the scene of a deadly hit and run crash in orange county. troopers tell us they have found the driver. plus-- trt: oc: talk about a food fight... details on how an argument over garlic knots ended in several arrests. cq finish in daytona 500 history. denny hamlin took the win. we are going to break down those final moments with orlando sports columnist-- mike bianci. [[zndrea jackson is live on the scene with more. good morning andrea. developing right now-- brevard county, investogators are now working to figure out how they died. it happened at a house on indian street in merritt island. fox 35's dana jay is live in merritt island with the latest. dana, what do we know right now? health alert-- "orlando international airport" is taking health alert-- "orlando international airport" is taking new steps to make sure you are safe from zika. florida's second busiest airport is distributing educational fliers to travelers. the fliers encourage

love. some others, maybe not. anytime there's changed like this, people are like, i like the old way. luann is here with more on that. >> these are great changes. i'm here with shelly. she has the inside scoop on the changes coming to facebook. good morning, shelly. >> let's start with how soon changes. >> it's already rolled out to some users. not everybody has it right now. you just have to see if you have it on your mobile, using the mentioned apps or on your facebook page. >> the first we'll talk about is facebook live. we use it here at fox 35 all the time. producer josh is over there, streaming live on our facebook page right now. pretty soon, everyone will be able to do this, stream live video. >> yes, just like another app that does that. very popular for people to stream anything that's happening in their lives. it's very popular. >> the next one i want to talk about, a lot of people have been waiting for these. we are no longer just going to have the like button. we'll have five other options. >> yes. these are called reactions. it's a way to reasonably with a post without really

and luanne loves it so much she is taking the picture. hold on. rainy times thursday and beyond. what it means for the extended forecast, we'll talk about that coming up. >> gina: roads looking good for the most part. a new crash at seminole and aloma at the intersection. causing delays all over the place. no word of roadblocks. i want to take you back to the crash. state road 46 at orange beautiful. still there and causing a bit of a delay. taking a look at drive times. i-4 westbound is slow. lake mary to colonial, half an hour. and i-4 eastbound to the attractions 20 minutes. and the 408 is up to speed. >> amy: a man accused of shooting at sanford police is now in jail without bond. >> john: luanne has the morning rush. >> reporter: good morning. rashad smith went before a he is accused of walking down 1792 near airport boulevard and pointing a gun at drivers. police say that when they responded. smith began to shoot at them. officers began to return fire and a innocent bystander wasp hit. we understand they were not seriously hurt. fdle is investigating. >>> investigators are

luanne has the details. >> reporter: good morning. this all started yesterday afternoon in a small town of newton. police say 38-year-old cedric ford carjacked someone and went on a violent ride. ford shot anyone he saw. as he drove to his job at a lawn mower factory in heston. ford opened fire on his coworkers and killed three of them. the rampage ended when a lone police officer braved the gunfire and shot ford killing him. the fbi is, woulding to figure out a motive. >> he was a nice guy when i worked with him on second shift. we hung out. everything was hunky-dory. i mean, he didn't seem like that kind of guy. >> reporter: he was arrested for drug offenses in broward county when living here. he was sentenced to three years in prison in 2005 for being a convicted felon in possession of a concealed weapon. >> john: water, water, everywhere. this was the scene on i-drive statej"fy troopers said that a driver hit a water main. while. it took about an hour for them to shut it off. it shot up wards of 40 feet in the air at one point. th

i'm luanne sorrell. thanks for waking up with us! here are the stories we are working on this morning. first-- crews spent the night trying to fix a water main break in eatonville. a major road is shut down. we'll have the details coming up. plus this-- ``` donald trump and winners of the new hampshire primary election! coming up... what's candidates who fell short. vvvv orlando police are vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvpqvpqvvpqpqvvv stepping up their patrols this vvvvvvvvvvvvv your kids safe --while crossing the straight ahead-- the consequences you sjj"!e rules at a crosswalk. developing this morning-- a road in eatonville -- remains closed this morning-- following a water main break last night. crews have been out all night trying to fix the problem. along kennedy boulevard, between gabriel avenue and north pp college avenue. pppp ppppppppppp this is video from the area-- you can pppppppppppppppppppppppp see some of the roadway is flooded. pppppppppp the break happened around 7 o'clock ppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp last night. at this point,

. >> luanne is at social media wall with more on that. good morning. >> good morning. we start with the hashtag harry potter. and eighth harry potter book is coming out this summer. here's the cover of the book, called harry potter and the cursed child, this time harry is the dad struggling with his own son. the story is also a play, but the book will hit store shelves on july 31. we have the hashtag frozen, elsa way. the new york times is reporting arrive on broadway as a musical in the spring of 2018. it will have the same as the film, but disney has not announced a cast yet. we have burger king, the company is hoping to become the hot dog king as well. burger king is added two types of hot dogs to its menu later this month. one will be a classic grilled dog, the other comes with a chilly cheese topping and that one is my favorite. oh yeah. >> i'm going to run over. >> go, go, go. law ann is gone for the next couple of days. >> we have a special announcement. >> she's getting married. >> this is luanne's last day, just until she gets married. she'll be next week, don

i'm luanne sorrell. thanks for waking up with us! here are the stories we are working on this morning. first-- we had a few days of warm weather, but we're now waking p to some chilly eratures this morning. kristin giannas will have the details in your full forecast. plus-- orange county deputies say they have made an arrest... in the accidental shooting ja 13-year-old. why investigators say the gun... actually belonged to a convicted felon. welcome kristin developing this morning-- deputies say they have made an arrest-- after a 13- year-old is accidentally shot in the head! deputies now say-- the gun-- belonged to a convicted felon. the shooting happened at a home on "spotts-wood drive" in orlando yesterday afternoon. deputies say the boy was visiting two 18- year-old relatives at k:!en one of them found a gun in a bedroom... and started playing with it. gun went off-- hitting the 13-year- old. investigators say that gun belonged to walter morame-- who was not home at the time. that boy is now fighting for his life at "arnold palme

i'm luanne sorrell. thanks for waking up with us. here are the stories we are working on this morning. first, breaking news-- orlando police are looking for 3 men-- who they say-- shot a man in the stomach. officers say the suspects spoke to the victim before the shooting. we will tell you what they said. plus-- a convicted felon in orange county will get out of jail sooner. more on how a court error... cut the man's sentence in half! and-- new details surrounding the zika virus outbreak. they want to launch a new tests for the virus-- among women and children. toss to kristin breaking overnight-- orlando police are three suspects... in the shooting of a man in pine hills. it happened just before 11-30 last night... at the "pine view apartments" on north pine hills (jeing to *j5- the three suspects knocked on the victim's door. when he answered-- police say one of the suspects told him to quote "give it up." that is when one of the suspects shot the man in the :u*.ch. all three suspects then ran off. took anything from the victim. he