. >>> florida senator bill nelson campaign inning for hillary clinton today, nelson held a get out the vote for clinton, something for her in the final days before the florida primary. for hillary. but we're not taking any chances, all of these volunteers in broward are just working their fingers to the bone. >> senator nelson also campaigned for hillary clinton in orange county. >>> stay with cbs4 news for continuing coverage of campaign 2016 now through election day and more information on the final days of early voting at any time head over to cbs4 news miami.cbslocal.com. >>> we'll have a special education of cbs4 news this morning leading up to florida's primary look for completely lex coverage monday and tuesday right here on cbs4 news. >>> a good samaritan is being call adhere row tonight after pulling two people from a sinking car, cbs4 news anchor joins us from the control room. >> that good samaritan was on his way to work when he actually saw the minivan go off what he did next saved the lives of two people. >> the badly damaged shell of a minivan is pulled from the water, t

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i'm paul nelson, i'll show you how, coming up at 5:30." still to come...we'll meet a woman who's gathered a lot of stories over the years and is ready to share them with you. but first... the f-b-i and apple both testified before lawmakers on capitol hill today... what each had to say about their battle over encryption, after the break. "you're watching channel 2 news... with kristen remington, landon looking around the nation... the fbi and apple faced off today for the first time since federal prosecutors asked a judge to force the tech company to unlock a phone belonging to one of the san bernardino terrorists. fbi director james comey testified first in front of a house committee hearing on encryption. he said the fbi's request is specific to san bernardino shooter syed farook's iphone. james comey/fbi director: "this case in san bernadino anything other than doing a competent investigation." but he acknowledged forcing apple to unlock the phone would set a precedent. apple's top lawyer argued any hacking software it provides the fbi c

again, that's from senator nelson's letter. bottom line is that today's video market is increasingly competitive and traditional paid tv subscribers are rapidly finding new, more user friendly and less expensive ways to receive the tv services they purchase on an increasing array of consumer devices including some made by the largest companies on the planet. finally, i would like to address the issue of stand-alone broadband support for small rural carriers. because of flawed universal service fund rules, these providers lose allsup port for serving households that choose to subscribe to broadband while not simultaneously purchasing landline telephone service. last march all five commissioners made commitments to me and this committee to fix the counterproductive loophole by the end of 2015. it is my understanding that an item is currently on circulation at the commission that would fix the standalone broadband problem and which reflects a negotiated compromise and some other complex reforms that have been linked to this simple

they called nelson garcia's murder a "isolated" act. but honduran activists disagree. on thursday, thousands converged in tegucigalpa for the start of a mobilization to demand justice for berta caceres and an end to what they say is a culture of repression and impunity linked to the honduran government's support for corporate interests. 10 buses of indigenous and black hondurans were reportedly stopped on the way to the capital. activists said some began walking toward tegucigalpa after being forced to leave the buses. in the capital, demonstrators walked past the mexican embassy to show solidarity with gustavo castro, the sole witness to berta caceres' murder. who remains inside the embassy. afer cacer died inis arms, castroas interogated a blockefrom leang hondus to return to his native mexico, even though he was accompanied by the mexican ambassador. he was shot twice himself. one of berta caceres' daughters, olivia, spoke to democracy now! at the mobilization in tegucigalpa. >> today we are here to demand justice and a nation for the crime of the death of my mother

thank you, nelson. what are you doing these days? >> retiring, working out with my wife. >> what is the best thing about being a sanitation worker? >> working, great job. >> can you hang off the back of the truck? >> no. we can't do that any more. safety concerns. that was cool. now we have safety concerns about that. rosanna: glad you are fine. don't listen to him. greg: it was fun. what about removing the snow? >> i loved removing the snow. >> people forget the guys that take the garbage do the snow too. amazing stuff, nelson. tell deblasio i'm keeping this one. >> no problem. rosanna: you have such a good relationship with him. >> lauren conrad is coming up, and she's a great party planner. greg, maybe incorporate this stuff into the party. >> a junk rosanna, what comes before part b? party. we throw what we think are killer parties. we are getting ready for the company and when they arrived we had a great time. rosanna: yes, but we miss a detail or two. greg: are you kidding me? rosanna: that is part of the entertaining, getting

senate passed nelson's bill yesterday. now they're waiting approval from the house of representatives before the measure goes to president obama. central floridians are hoping leaders will take control over the spread of the zika virus. >> i don't have a lot of fear about it. i just think it's something that we can overcome. >> i hope that, you know, they can get it under control and maybe they can find a cure for it. >> reporter: in orlando, amanda castro, news 6. >> matt: so far the florida department of health says all travel-related and there's one situation of a sexually transmitted case of the virus. right now, four pregnant women have been affected by this. >>> well a driver who hit and killed a horse in a hit-and-run crash will spend the next five years locked up. >> ginger: the driver from de land learned his sentence today. he faced a maximum sentence of 35 years. news 6 reporter loren korn takes us inside the volusia county courtroom. >> reporter: christopher todd faced a maximum of 35 years in prison for killin

again, that's from senator nelson's letter. the bottom line is that today's video market is increasingly competitive and traditional pay tv subscribers are rapidly finding new, more user friendly and less expensive ways to receive the tv service they purchase on devices, including some made by the largest companies on the planet. finally, i would like to address the issue of stand-alone broadcast support for small rural carriers. because of flawed universal service fund rules, these providers lose all support for serves household that chooses to subscribe to broadband. last march, all five of you commissioners made commits to me and this committee to fix the counterproductive loophole by the end of 2015. it's my understanding that an item is currently on circulation at the commission that would fix the stand alone broadband problem and which reflects a negotiated compromise and some other complex reforms that have been linked to this simple objective. while the 2015 deadline for stand-alone broadband has recently passed, i'm gl

kevin nelson appealed the transfer at a district meeting tonight. he hasser worked at vhs for 27 years. this year, the district announced its plan to transfer him to a nearby aragon high school where he will not be teaching advanced placement classes. thousands signed an online petition to try to block his transfer. many think nelson is being railroaded. >> i haven't changed what i'm doing for the number of years i've fwn doing this. i'm not sure why i'm being singled out. >> san mateo union district superintendent released this statement saying in part, i continue to be convinced that this is the right decision. myself and the smuhsd team wouldn't be doing this if we were not convinced about its value. now, the district kwould not explain for nelson's transfer because it involves a personnel matter. >> well, this summer marks 40 years since prosecutors called the crime of the the century. >> hard to believe. mas gunmen buried a school bus of children and buried them alive in a fabd quarry. >> how the victims are now fighting back. >> this case grip

he also has five paul:i'm paul nelson. the winter got off to a great start in terms of precipitation, but it took a big step backwards in february. we'll have the latest snowpack numbers, coming up at 5:30." do you ever worry about what your kids are eating? tonight's your chance to speak with an expert. registered dietitian, karen fisher owns nutrition connection and she's here to answer your questions. lines are open right now at 858-2222. but first... an influential cardinal discussed the catholic church's history of abuse today while testifying before australian lawmakers... how he criticized the church, after the break. "you're watching channel 2 news... with kristen remington, landon miller, and mike alger's welcome back... looking around the world...one of pope francis' top advisers says the catholic church has quote "made enormous mistakes" in allowing thousands of children to be abused over the centuries. australian cardinal george pell testified via video-link in rome - as part of an australian inquiry into child

and as paul nelson shows us, it's just one more way to prepare for dry years. river flowing the truckee river is one of the areas biggest sources of water. and during the fall and winter months, it's used to rejuvenate another source. miller "we're looking at the aquifer, putting water back into the system." winter water demand is about 25 percent of what it is during the summer -- and that allows tmwa to pump about 10 million gallons of treated water into the ground every day. miller "so we're able to use the excess treatment capacity, produce more treated surface water, spread it throughout the distribution system, and put it back into 20 different sites across town." nelson "during times when tmwa needs to draw water from the aquifer, they come to this well and pump the water through this pipe, but during times like we have right now, when there's less demand and more surface water, they bring the water through this bypass and pump it right back down to the ground." miller "it's invaluable. it's just another asset of our water supply that we can rely upon du

good morning, chairman thune, ranking member nelson and members of the committee.hank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. it's my fourth time this congress, but who's counting? as my colleague mentioned, last week i had the privilege of speaking at the mobile world congress in barcelona. it's a global gather iing to discuss mobile technology. while we have only 5% of the globe's population, we have over one-third of its 4g deployment. what i learned in barcelona is that we have work to do to maintain our leadership role. now, the good news is that wireless policy is front and center. this month at the fcc, we will begin the world's first spectrum incentive auction. of course, this week, in front of this committee, you will consider mobile now legislation to advance our nation's leadership in wireless policy. in light of all of this, i will focus my remarks today on three aspects of the future of spectrum policy. first, the future of spectrum policy requires looking at wireless. 3 gigahertz or below. in the future we will have to bust through that 3

kevin nelson appealed the transfer at a district meeting tonight. he hasser worked at vhs for 27 years. this year, the district announced its plan to transfer him to a nearby aragon high school where he will not be teaching advanced placement classes. thousands signed an online petition to try to block his transfer. many think nelson is being railroaded. >> i haven't changed what i'm doing for the number of years i've fwn doing this. i'm not sure why i'm being singled out. >> san mateo union district superintendent released this statement saying in part, i continue to be convinced that this is the right decision. myself and the smuhsd team wouldn't be doing this if we were not convinced about its value. now, the district kwould not explain for nelson's transfer because it involves a personnel matter. >> well, this summer marks 40 years since prosecutors called the crime of the the century. >> hard to believe. mas gunmen buried a school bus of children and buried them alive in a fabd quarry. >> how the victims are now fighting back. >> this case grip

senator nelson. >> set-top box. we do not want to threaten the vibrant market for quality video programming, so mr. chairman, how do you respond to the concerned that i raced i raised about the impact of your proposal could have on existing copyright and contract provisions for video content? does the fcc, to your proposals impact third parties whether they will be able to alter or add to video programming or advertising contained in such programming? >> thank you senator nelson. i i think there are probably several responses to that. one, that which the cable operator puts out should remain and untouched. nothing in our proposal creates an opportunity for that to happen. because copyright law remains in place, because the language that we used actually was listed from the cable card language now being used by cable companies and their cable card and has proved sufficient to protect against that. thirdly, we actually asked to paragraph 80 of the notice, but if you think that is not good enough, tell us what would ma

. >> reporter: doug nelson was two cars behind the lead car last night in that train when it derailed. he and several passengers sprung into action even while they thought the train and situation were unstable. >> didn't know what was going to happen. so everyone was trying to keep people at ease. >> reporter: nelson, who's an emergency medical volunteer at his job headed to the first car where the car was turned over. one woman was injured and partially submerged from the water from the swollen creek. >> there were a few people coming out with really hurtful injuries, ribs and bruises and things like that. >> reporter: as others helped the woman, nelson guided injured passengers out. >> it was really difficult when the train's on its side. there's no real place to step and hold. so we were kind of directing people. step here, don't step here. >> reporter: from there, he helped them into ambulances and buses. he got home late last night and hasn't slept much since. and now, more than 24 hours after, his mind keeps turning to a prayer he made for protection, just moments for boarding t

of england's most important state events, including the funerals of the great naval hero admiral nelson. and prime minister winston churchill. but not all occasions were so solemn. got married and became princess diana. >> god save our gracious queen >> i, charles philip arthur george... >> "take thee, diana frances..." >> ...take thee, diana frances...

artiste nelson -- nelson and elijah jackson are the suspects. nelson and jackson will be arraigned in the morning put -- in the morning. mike: a suspected kentucky police chief and officer on trial suspected of putting an inmate on a bus to florida last year. today, taking the stand in his own defense. michael and ronald are facing charges are taking a mentally ill inmate to the bus station instead of a treatment facility. agreement. a judge ordered adam to a state hospital instead. prosecutors say there is no way the chief did not know the deal fell through. >> back on you. are you the one who drafted your own? >> yes, ma' am. mike: both men are still working for the city, but in a nonlaw enforcement capacity. if convicted, they could face 20 years behind bars. the charges against adam were later dismissed. sheree: keeping your kids safe as they surf the web and tap on their self him. one school district is being proactive about getting parents involved in their kids' online lives. tammy mutasa has more for us. tammy: experts say when you give

gary nelson joins us from jackson memorial hospital with the latest. >> reporter: after a year with the baltimore ravens miami native tray walker was being groomed as someone with star potential. but the 23-year-old suffered not just possibly career ending but possibly life ending dirtbike last night. my happy's tray walker got that by the baltimore ravens last year is accustomed to taking hits. but not like this. his honda dirtbike slammed into this suv in liberty city thursday night. he suffered massive injuries. his agent and writer trauma center says he's fighting for his life after multiple surgeries. >> i'm hopeful and leaving it in god's hands. whatever is to be will be. >> reporter: woman driving this ford suv may not have seen walker's dirtbike coming as she crossed nw.

pafter a series of incidents in pnew philadelphia stores, pdetective shawn nelson wants eople to pay attention to that pfeeling. p>> you get that hair on the back pof your neck feeling. pwhatever. pcall. p>> dani: at least five pdifferent women, each with her pchildren on at least five pseparate occasions have reported pfeeling like a man was watching por falling them and surveillance pvideo of this man from marshalls

senator nelson. >> set-top box. we don't want to threaten the vibrant market for quality video programming. so mr. chairman, how do you respond to the concerns that i raised about the impact of your proposal could have on existing copyright and contract provisions for video content? does the fcc -- do your proposal impact third parties, whether they'll be able to alter or add to video programming or advertising contained in such programming? >> thank you, senator nelson. i think there are probably several responses to that. o one, that which the cable operator puts out should remain sacrosanct and untouched and nothing in our proposal creates an opportunity for that to happen because copyright law remains in place, because the language that we used actually was lifted from the cable card language now being used by cable companies. in their cable card and has proffered sufficient to protect against that. and thirdly is we actually asked in paragraph 80 i think in the notice but if you think that's not good enough, te

>> yes, senator nelson, thank you very much. lyft, as i mentioned in my testimony, has to be a safe platform for it to work, and part of that safety is ensuring the privacy of its users and it's drivers. it's something that we have been 100% committed to since we launched. it's something that we devote an enormous amount of resources to because we know our platform involves a lot of people across the country. we have an internal team that is constantly reviewing our privacy policies. approximately one-fifth of our overall team constitutes engineers and a similar number of people who are dedicated to trust and safety. so this demonstrates how much -- how many resources we dedicate to ensuring the safety and in this respect the privacy of our users. >> so what you're saying is technology will be -- allow you to protect the privacy of people even in an autonomous vehicle and all the gadgets in it? >> senator nelson, i think technology is the means that will use it, but i think it first starts with the commitment and a dedication to

gary nelson has been looking into the 18-year-old's background, and he is live from homestead with the details. >> reporter: he was charged with charges of online threats and coercing sex from two students, teenagers, fellow students here at homestead. i have learned that he has been charged with doing precisely the same thing before. say, a vile, ka nooifing, sexual predator. he got a 15-year-old to send him a nude photo of herself by threatening to harm her family. said he knew the school bus stop for her niece. he found a compromising photo of her dad and said he'd share it if they didn't do things. he got students to perform sex acts on him at the school. this arrest report by the miami- dade police last time. twice to perform a sex act on him here at this house where he lives with his parents. no one answered. >> i think it's scary that you have people like that around you. >> i didn't expect anybody like that here. >> reporter: two of the three known victims helped their predator by first posting compromising photos of themselves. a very bad afternoon, actually, for this accused

nelson: marcus, thank you. lemonis: thanks, guys.ou had put together a spreadsheet of everything we owe. -is this it? -larissa: yes. lemonis: so, here's what i want to do, gary. i want to start calling some of these vendors right now. what i want you to remember is you're getting a set amount of money from me. and so the less that you can have leave, the better. and so i'm looking for you to negotiate as best you can... larissa: with everyone. lemonis: ...with every single person. let's start with val's. i want you to call them and offer them $35,000. larissa: okay. lemonis: we owe a lot of money to our vendors -- almost $200,000. one of those vendors, val's, that supplies our fish, we owe $53,000 to. we need to negotiate these down. and quite frankly, i'm assuming that most of these vendors will be happy to hear from us 'cause getting something is better than nothing. larissa: hi. this is larissa from swansons fish market. i just wanted to see what our outstanding balance was with you. man: it's $53,000. larissa: okay. how would you

. >> ifill: for more on the threat of terrorism in europe and beyond, i'm joined by rick nelson of cross match technologies. he's a former naval officer who served at the national security council and the national counter terrorism center. and lorenzo vidino, director of the program on extremism at the center for cyber and homeland security at george washington university. he is an expert on radicalization and terrorism in europe and has advised u.s. and european law makers. lorenzo vidino, based on everything that we've just heard from the reporter in brussels, peter spiegel, are we now engaged and truly a global -- in truly a global war now? >> i think it's undeniable that i.s.i.s. has inspired individuals worldwide to carry out attacks and i think what we're seeing now is what i.s.i.s. is directing, kind of the novelty of the paris attacks and part of the brussels attacks today is directly engaged in attacking nort north africa, mie east and the west. so we have more organized clusters of networks that have received training in syria and iraq and received the order to mobilize and car

families -- like brea nelson's..her husband is a state trooper. (brea nelson/benefit organizer): " there are times where she'll call me and say -- he's going to be late, but he'sok." she's also a two time cancer survivor. so she -- rallied the troops, you see here.. to help with hospital bills.. so barb's focus..is getting better. (brea nelson/benefit organizer): "she's done so much to keep everybody, not just the troopers but the public safe as well." and barb says..she's not done serving. she's not done fighting.. and seeing this support..encourage s her, to keep going. (brea nelson/benefit organizer): "it's amazing. it's amazing. i can't say thank you enough." lukas later today... the orange city will find out if it will be able to make imprements to their faciliities. people in orange city are voting on a bond issue for the 2-point-7 million dollar fire department will find out if it will be able to make improvements to their faciliities. people in orange city are voting on a bond issue for the 2-point-7 million dollar project. fire department

reggie nelson... mohamed sanu... andre smith... rumors are flying... according to overthecap.com... the bengals enter the 2016 season a high amount of cap space available.. over $36 million... joe and jeremy... will of course be all over this today... and so will fox19now.com... the season starts september 11th. which players should the bengeals re-sign? joe danneman has your morning wake up call. pkg the nfl is open for business. yep - today is the day free agency starts and players with contracts now finished can sign with any team they want. you live here... you know how it works here. the bengals don't do a lot of business on days like this... they like to do their work in the draft. so - yeah - if you're a knee jerk kind of person... you might panic a little if marvin jones - mohamed sanu - reggie nelson or adam jones sign with different teams. i'm on record saying adam jones is the most important re-sign... but... adam is on record saying he's on his last contract and he needs to get paid. i don't know if the bengals bring back pac... i'm pretty sure guys like marvin jones - e

. >>> the big prize was reggie nelson. the bengals offered him a three-year deal early this week but nelson was not buying it. now he's drawing attention with the vikings and bucks. >>> he's off to the motor city. a five-year deal worth a reported 40 million. lions viewed, talented receiver. and they got one in jones, and will play 7 million in the first three years. >>> linebacker is reunited with mary anne. they are talking with the falcons about a 7 million a year deal. the bengals are resigning, eric winston, a big part of the locker room. the musketeers of xavier. chris mack, got basketball coach of the year. he's the first one to win the henry iva award skwi sophomore gary clark named as the aac defensive player of the year. he's the only player of the league to rank in the top 6th in rebounds. was a beast in the offensive board, averaging 3 1/2 per game. make sure you get the skinny. richard skinny has the preview of the tournaments. >>> and not the news brian price was hoping to hear. pitcher michael lorrenzan scratched. right-hander had issues against his tendon. reds could

former "world news now" legend rob nelson reports for wabc. >> elmo, arrested.ggressive solicitation. groping a teenager. these are just a few samples from a long list given out by city leaders looking to reign in commercial activity in new york's pedestrian plazas. one-times square employee wrote "a friend's son was grabbed by one of the costumed characters to solicit a photo op. the mother was told to give $10 and the character would not let go of the child until the money changed hands." susan, a manhattan resident said, "i have been aggressively approached multiple times by the cd and picture hawkers who don't much like the answer no. it makes it highly enpleasant to walk through the area." the new law would give the transportation department the power to regulate plazas including regulating zones a move designed to give people the option of avoiding the characters and topless women who have generated so much controversy in recent >> we need to protect the uni e uniqueness and excitement of times square while bringing some order out of the chaos. >> reporter

tight game in the 3rd quarter - kealey nelson up and in for the spartans - nelson had 17 points. exira-ehk was back up 1 - until mallory sievers gets a good look underneath - newell-fonda takes a one-point lead. they'd pull away in the 4th - the mustangs had 23 steals - for gerke - n-f wins 53-42. four of the eight teams in the class 2a field are from siouxland. the top eight ranked teams all made it to state -- including number-1 western christian. western with a 22-2 record. central decatur -- 23 and 1. first quarter - western in transition - finding erica feenstra in the corner for a three-ball. then - more from deep - payton harmsen hits from the other wing - western already up 6. the triples were working for the wolfpack early on - feenstra was digging the corner - cans another one. second quarter, wolfpapa already up 13 - ashtyn veerbeek pounds it in down low - western up 17 at the half and it's 56-48, with 1:14 left in the 4th. two more siouxland teams play tonight in class 2a. at 6-45, fifth-ranked okoboji faces pekin. the defending champs from unity christian play west b

opaku. >> yes, senator nelson, thank you very much. lyft, as i mentioned in my testimony, has to be a safe platform for it to work. and part of that safety is ensuring the privacy of its users and its drivers. it's something we have been 100% committed to as we launched. it's something we devoted a lot of resources to because we know our platform involves a lot of people across the country. we have an internal team that is constantly reviewing our privacy policies. approximately one fifth of our overall team constitutes engineers. and a similar number of people who are dedicated to trust and safety. so this demonstrates how we respect the privacy of our users. >> what you're saying is that technology will allow you to protect the privacy of people even in an autonomous vehicle and all the gadgets in it? >> senator nelson, i think technology is the means that will use it. i think it first starts with a commitment and dedication to ensuring it. i think that's the point i'm trying to make here. it's part of the reason why we wanted to par

happy sunday, i'm rob nelson. let's check in with the one and only, amy freeze, gearing up for a cold day and a beautiful warm up. >> you know what, this is a critical moment right here. we're at 33 degrees. i think we'll be warmer than the freezing point the entire week, the entire 7-day stretch, i don't think we'll go back below the freezing point. from here on out it's all good. it's actually a nice warm up in front of us. meanwhile, there are a few north and central new jersey. 33 degrees until the park, and really, once the sun comes up here, 6:22, i think that we'll be free and clear of the city, but temperatures are right around the freezing point in a lot of locations, so we can check out what's happening on the radar and it shows not just the winds have settled down, it feels a few degrees off the actual thermometer readings. no real accumulation is expected. this big warm up means records are within reach and there's potential for heavy rain down the stretch. over mount olive we see the snow showers comi

and, pro bowl safety reggie nelson is leaving, where is he going? i'll have an answer coming up in just a bit. it was meant to make cincinnati more bike-friendly.. caused more harm than good. "this is a real safety issue for real people." we'll detail allegations of accidents and parking problems, get bicyclists side of the story.. and tell you what's next for this stretch of road. and who will ohioans vote for in tuesday's primary? the latest poll numbers are out... we'll tell you who's in the lead... catherine... steve cam 4 you're watching fox19 now at 6:30 in high definition, sponsored by performance toyota: always home of the $24.99 oil change you're looking live at the scene in simi valley california right now... (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, that's where former first lady nancy reagan is lying in repose fu

gary nelson has the story. >>reporter: the turkey point power plant as environmental groups were filing this notice of intent to sue in federal court. florida power and government regulators activists say have permitted the nuke plant to threaten biscan bay and our brining water. >> the shredding of the regulatory safety net that should be in place. >> the state judge ripped them for allowing turkey point to pollute. directly impacted. >>reporter: radio active isotopes leaking into the waters of biscan bay national parks. a huge salt water plume is spreading towards the drinking water. >> unless we shit that down and look for new technologies that can make better use of water that don't pollute the activities ferras wheel, we will never have protection for the national park or for the drinking water for 3 million people. >>reporter: an spo rep. told us, yes, they're aware of issues that can be fixed and that environmental armageddon is not a threat. >> the public really needs to know those facts. >>reporter: th

we have white house journalist colleen mccain nelson.ump has a lot at stake today. >> that's right. after this past weekend, ted cruz was able to blunt donald trump's momentum and establish himself as the leading alternative to trump. this is the chance for trump to reassert himself and show this past weekend was a blip and in fact he is still the prohibitive frontrunner. polls show him doing well in michigan. he's very strong in the south. mississippi could be a big state for him. he has a chance to reassert himself and get his footing back. if ted cruz can pick off a state or two tonight, that could continue to undercut trump and really raise questions about whether donald trump has reached his ceiling and whether voters are starting to sour on donald trump. >> as big as today is, it is a prologue to next week with winner take all in florida and ohio. there's a blood bath in florida with a lot of anti-trump ads up from independent groups or never trump groups. some loosely affiliated with marco rubio. and the polls right now show an ei

. >> reporter: a mission senator bill nelson could potentially if noaa leaves macdill's air force base. the problem. they need to make room for additional refueling tankers and other employees coming in. >> 18 now. a total of 24 bringing an additional 400 people here. >> reporter: nelson insists noaa is not being evicted. simply looking at better options. but staying on the base could be costly. >> it's no secret that there would have to be some additional building here, and that's a $90 million item either for noaa or for the air force. >> reporter: something that could be determined in the upcoming fiscal year. if you remember a couple weeks ago, congressman david jolly, he suggested that noaa move their headquarters to the st. pete clearwater international airport. but again as you heard senator nel on reiterate, he believes that noaa should stay right here in tampa. again, noaa is expected to >>> some quick thinking by a tampa police officer saved his own life and the life of a wrong-way driver on i-275 over the weekend. dashcam video captured the close call. steve andrews shows us

. >> after losing in his home state, rubio announced he's out gary nelson joins us from election headquarters in doral with more. >> well, marco rubio's political rise came crashing down to earth in meteoric fashion last night, rubio thumped by trump in every dade. >> while today my campaign is suspended, the fact that i've even come this far is evidence of how special america truly is. >> after a pounding in his home state, marco rubio's run for the white house ended tuesday night. he told a crowd of crest fallen supporters he used every gas in his political tank. i just want you to know there's nothing more you could have done. you worked as hard as anyone worked. we worked as hard as we ever could. americans fed up with the >> 2010, the tea party wave carried me. it gave republicans majority in the house, but nothing changed. in 2014, those same voters gave republicans a majority in the senate, and still nothing changed. i blame some of that on the conservative movement. >> exit polls show florida republicans angry, showing it with their votes. 60% said they felt betrayed by the gop. look,

gary nelson is life at miami- dade election headquarters. >> reporter: it is appropriate we are at the miami-dade elections office because donald every florida county except this one. marco rubio rocketed to the florida legislators becoming perhaps the most baby faced speaker of the house in state history. bap turned florida politics upside down, winning election to the united states senate in 2010, but at fiu tuesday night, turned to rut. >> while today my campaign is suspended the fact that i have come this far is evidence of how special america truly is. >> reporter: he told a huge crowd of backers they gave it their all. >> i want you to know, there is nothing more you could have done. >> reporter: blamed a do nothing congress for his trouncing by trump saying americans are fed up. >> i blame some of that on the conservative movement. >> reporter: rubio may have helped dig his own grave with a failed plan for immigration reform. fact that he was willing to grant citizenship to people that broke the law. >> reporter: the build the wall faction was present even as rubio conceded. >>

nelson with a shovel pass to my s spencer. foul. they cut the deficit to one, but 5-6 of shooting from beyond the the rally back. they are giving the pack a one point lead. the orange too hot from the perimeter. alexis peterson drops the three ball. syracuse finishes with 12. n.c. central gears up for its central next week. the redshirt senior named a second-team almanac collection. he is average 16 points a game and finished eighth in the league in scoring. carolina's longest baseball game came two years ago versus miami. it took 16 innings. while the heels open their work and -- their weekend series with a similarly lengthy bout. usc was looking to get their sixth-straight win. gallon finished with six kay's writer ryan said. this is along the left field -- rider ryanson. this one along the left-field line. it went into extras tied at 3-3. in the bottom of the 13th inning, bases-loaded, full count, and eli sutherland is walked. carolina hangs on 4-3. n.c. state baseball hosting niagara and camp shepherd continuing to dominate at t

nelson, the big chairman of the house faces a primary. it looks like nelson won the race easily. 36 right here. southwest wake county. this race by people who were not necessarily happy with nelson and the way he handled himself in the session. >> the challenge came from the right, actually. the idea that people believe it and not conservative enough when it came to drafting the budgets and spending increases and raises for teachers and state emplowees. that was the origin of that -- employees. that was the origin of that. now, challenged by chuck. a lot of unhappiness from mr. lewis. changes that were made to voter id law and intraparty dealings. it looked like he did not come close. >> we talk about that earlier when we had our program on our election program tonight and the fact that this was different than we expected to see. a power in power and so massively in power. >> most of the votes counted in won this pretty easily 2-1. a lot of people, negativity in this race. a lot of people talking about it. there have been a lot of messagi

nelson says he ordered 343 things from amazon all told, and returned 37 of them. he says the returns were justified, but amazon nuked his account anyway. music streaming, the ability to download books on his kindle, and his remaining gift card balance! amazon says cancellations don't happen often, and is tight-lipped about its process for deciding who's made too many returns. based on feedback from other customers who've been through this, that threshold may be returning 10% of what you've ordered. the simply money point: don't abuse amazon's return policy. and if you do need to return something defective, take a picture of itso you can make your case for that return later, if amazon asks. for fox 19 now and simply money, i'm nathan bachrach. sot "steve weather animation" steve chroma key yikes! as i look at long term model that takes us as far into the future as 16 days apr 6 i get the feeling we are going to be very busy in the fox19 now weather center. and, to anticipate your question; yes! i see the possibility of snow on, before and maybe after opening day. a

that's where your paw goes. >> reporter: nelson garcia, 9 news. >> chester the cheetah has been on 25 separate trips to another country or somewhere else around the united states and logged more than 11,000 airline miles so far. >> that's a great way for kids to learn. can you imagine showing up with chester to the drycleaners? that is hilarious. >> it's awesome. danielle grant. really a beautiful weekend. it sounds like there's changes headed our way. >> a little bit, guys. from the west. it will cool us off and finally this weekend was fantastic. i hope you had a chance to get out and about, whether it was down along the plains, the stunning. the bright blue skies if you for a spin or enjoying the mountain's spectacular view. the blue bird skies will do just fine. current avalanche danger is fairly low. with the warmer weather that we've had, it is consolidating the snow pack. with the next storm system rolling in, i anticipate the danger going up just a bit. it has been a mild one. temperatures ranging from about 5 to 15 degrees above where we should be informer this time of the ye

nelson with a shovel pass to my s spencer. foul. they cut the deficit to one, but 5-6 of shooting from beyond the arc in the first quarter stays the rally back. they are giving the pack a one point lead. the orange too hot from the perimeter. alexis peterson drops the three ball. syracuse finishes with 12. n.c. central gears up for its central next week. the redshirt senior named a second-team almanac collection. he is average 16 points a game and finished eighth in the carolina's longest baseball game came two years ago versus miami. it took 16 innings. while the heels open their work and -- their weekend series with a similarly lengthy bout. usc was looking to get their sixth-straight win. gallon finished with six kay's through three innings. writer ryan said. this is along the left field -- rider ryanson. this one along the left-field line. it went into extras tied at 3-3. in the bottom of the 13th inning, bases-loaded, full count, and eli sutherland is walked. carolina hangs on 4-3. n.c. state baseball hosting niagara and camp s

last month senator nelson helped write a letter to noaa explaining he expects the aircraft to remain in florida. >>> time now is 5:04. in pasco county a car chase leads to two crashes. here's video from yesterday. it starts with two 13-year- olds. authorities say the girls were driving along u.s. highway 19, lost control of the car and this intersection. road. it happened around 4:00 a.m. an ambulance assisted and then an 80-year-old man crashes his car into the ambulance on scene. that man got a ticket for not yielding to emergency crews. both of those girls were rushed to the hospital. this morning we know the passenger is currently in >>> 5:04. hillsborough county we're get the dash cam video showing a close call for an officer when a wrong way driver nearly hit him. look at the screen, this is the woman police arrested. her name is asia cancella and she's out of jail this morning. they say she was driving the wrong way on i-275 and showed signs of impairment. officers say she was speeding this time yesterday morning in the same lane as the patrol car. the officer was behind the w