jim: back in court, apple and squaring off tomor jim: breaking news out of east orange county. it looks like firefighters and homeowners are getting their hands on a 20 acre brush fire that is burning in the avalon park neighborhood. they had a garden hose and were working a hot spot on one side and the firefighters were working on the other, and they kind of converged on the flames and very able to put out this summer: fortunately, no homes have been damaged, and it does not look like it is encroaching on any homes right now. wind at 20 miles per hour. we will have much more coming up. it' s tax season and there isn' t much time left to file your taxes. jim: and if you' ve noticed a lot of tax-related spam, you' re not alone. it appears more people are trying to take advantage of you as you file. summer: wesh 2' s michelle meredith looks into the alert and what you need to know so you don' t become a victim. michelle: the irs is reporting a 400% increase in irs scams this tax season, and the scammers are tapping in to potential victims on two different levels. >> thank you for

jim: stewart moore with our report. wesh 2 investigates uncovered attorney jeff ashton' s son owns one of these homes and while ashton says he won' t prosecute the builder, he wants attorney general pam bondi to look into the matter. ashton wrote a letter to bondi, which reads in part, they pay lip service, but have done nothing. as a father, father-in-law, and grandfather to those unlucky enough to have purchased one of these potentially unsafe homes, i would ask that you look into this matter. a just released study says orange county could do a better job of with the money it spends to fight homelessness. meredith: mayor teresa jacobs hired a consultant to look at the 23 programs the county gives a total of $7.7 million each year to address homelessness. the research found that almost 44% of that money is not going to those in the most imminent danger of ending up without shelter. jacobs says the county will likely re-work its contracts with those agencies with a new emphasis on housing first. mayor jacobs: having thi

jim: that is the most important thing. a man accused of video voyeurism in a local publix bonded out of jail just moments ago. scott irwin had nothing to say to reporters as he walked out of the orange county jail. irwin is accused of using his cell phone to shoot images up the skirts of young girls in the baldwin park publix on two occasions. this is surveillance video of irwin in the publix on february 24. a witness claims irwin put his phone on top of a box of crackers in his shopping basket then lowered the basket next to the girls. >> can you give us any this? >> think of those parents. jim: police say some of the girls were as young as six and seven. the video voyeurism charge is a felony. seminole county detectives have busted an alleged flasher, 21-year-old cook is saying he exposed himself in a public supermarket in front of 15-year-old reagan well she was shopping february 25 with her mother. this was inside the publix at the corner of 434 in wekiva springs road. the teen says he exposed himself and began talking

rogers.ll with us, jim jim, would you vote for donald trump? for i'm not going to vote donald trump hurt i've never voted for a winning u.s. president. i always vote the protest vote. guy: you have never voted for a winner. jim: they keep sending us turkeys. look who's been elected president in the past few decades. would you be happy about having voted for any of them? guy: i don't have that privilege. he is the candidate. what he is doing is appealing to the squeezed middle, the people beaten up by globalization, the people that q.e. hasn't worked for. he is the protest vote. jim: i would not vote for the consensus candidate whoever it is. guy: cruz? do you like what any of them are saying? jim: there is not a single person in either race i would vote for. i would vote a protest vote. in 1968, i voted for benjamin spock. guy: i remember my political theory classes. jim: he ran an antiwar campaign. i always find some protest vote. guy: we are run by military policy. the politicians are not there. jim: you are exactly right -- all over the worl

jim: i don't know. i am thinking may be george decides -- and they didn't want to talk about it -- maybe george decides those guys are not going to take him on the phone, i will. i will get a spike in the ratings. al: as you know, a phone interview for a subject is a lot easier than an in person interview. trump almost always does well. in those situations. jim: my impression is that he steamroll's the interviewer. that, you know, "but, but, mr. trump" -- they can't break in. my bigger problem with it is the sunday broadcast shows, the traditional public affairs shows were based on "here is the candidate" at the advent of television. we see them. it is not radio. so i do not know why they would want to abdicate that responsibility. and you know, something they built proudly over decades. mark: jim, obviously we have seen in past presidential campaigns, some candidates get more and better coverage than others. that always happens. this seems on a scale unlike we have ever seen. jim: i have never seen any

jim: jim: we have an update to a story you saw first on wesh. samuel page. the deltona man was just arrested, accused of injuring a deputy before a chase last friday. chopper 2 was over the scene. deputies say they pulled page over for speeding, but when he acted suspicious, the deputy tried to remove him from his they say page peeled out, and a deputy had to break a window so he wouldn' t be dragged. jim: a man charged with rape at a wlt disney world nightclub is asking a judge to drop the charges. 27-year-old hector herrera is charged with sexual battery on an incapacitated person. detectives say the woman was intoxicated. this is video from surveillance cameras at house of blues from last july 15th and 16th. herrera is seen dancing with the alleged victim, whose identity we' re concealing. now in a motion to dismiss, herrera tells a judge the girl danced in a very sexual manner and that he never provided her alcohol. he also says it was her idea to leave the club to engage in sex in the bushes nearby. no word when the judge may rule on the motion. jim: or

jim: same look. coming this way now. verne: zak irvin. jim: oh, yes. and donnal misses from point -blank range. jim: i thought the pass was a fraction late. he still has to finish that one off. but high screens, motion without the ball. they get exactly what they wanted out of this. verne: 1:45 to go. colton, vasturia. colton was open for a moment. air ball. got it! bonzie colson, big basket with 92 seconds to go. jim: and only three seconds on the shot clock when he buried that one from underneath. verne: five-point margin. jim: start going towards the basket if you can if you're michigan. verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. excellent work on the boards. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to saturday morning. after all the games are over, wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness prese

jim: no giant slide in orlando? meredith: i know. jim: that would be really fun. meredith: i love doing that kind of thing as a kid. jim: as an adult to. meredith: with the pro camera. tony: let me take you outside. we are great photos from the wesh 2 viewers. this is in daytona beach, gorgeous looking sunset. in the falcon 9 launch. good-looking shot. thank you mary. let' s look at the radar, storm system number one has come through. the dryer and cooler air is arriving sunday. that will reinforce the very across central florida. down to 49 salt springs. the villages, okahumpka, s. line, still upper 50' s, but as you can see we are in the middle 50' s. as go to port orange and oak hill, port st. john, upper 50' s to nearly 60 degrees. at the door tomorrow morning, 7:00, 47 bellevue, lady lake 49. as a tomb a -- astatula, umatilla 47. s. more of the same for a good chunk of orange county, the normally they are cooler. s. upper 40' s ormond beach, daytona beach and cape canaveral, 54 degrees tomorrow morning. s look at the setup. high pressure at jacksonville, onsh

jim. jim: angela, thanks. investigators are looking for clues to help them find the person who beat a man outside an orange county bar. deputies say sebastian valencia was attacked at the tavern on the creek on south john young parkway. it' s believed this started when a man groped a woman who came to the bar with valencia. that led to an argument between the two inside. the men then walked outside the bar to continue the confrontation, and that' s when blindsided. >> as soon as the man walks outside, he is sucker punched. as he is trying to recover from being hit in the head, then all of a sudden he is later kicks. jim: if you know anything, call crime line at 1-800-423-tips. meredith: a multi-agency task force arrests an orlando man for trafficking underage high school girls. mbi agents arrested 23-year-old martin wright iii last night. investigators say he befriended two girls, ages 16 and 18, then used money, threats, and violence to force them into prostitution. the girls told school officials last month

jim? jim: thanks. an orange county man who was convicted of murdering his wife in their isleworth mansion in 2011 is denied bond while awaiting a new trial. bob ward was granted a new trial last month after an appeals court ruled that his case should the judge ruled that ward' s original defense attorneys failed him by not objecting when prosecutors presented evidence collected after ward had invoked his right to remain silent. ward' s attorneys argued that because the conviction was overturned, ward is entitled to new bond while he awaits a new trial. the judge said no. the former ceo of harbor house in orlando is now suing her former employer. attorney mark nation is representing carol wick at no cost. he says wick is suing for breach of contract and back wages which could total nearly $200,000. wick was abruptly fired in february as the leader of harbor house, a domestic abuse shelter. nation says he is representing wick for free because she did so much for the community, and he feels like wick is b

jim: volusia county always urges caution. if you' re in the water and see a lot bait fish or a lot of birds meredith: good advice. now we will hear from chopper 2 , looking at folks at lake eola. this is known as the walk a mile in her shoes. he was see many folks walking highfield, two arrays -- walking in high heels to raise awareness for rape. the weather is good. tony: weather is in the high 70' s. we need rain. pollen has been high, it is dry. we will get a lot, i wish i could say we are getting more, but unfortunately i 10th work -- 1/10 or 15/100 in marion county. nice and comfortable for the event in downtown. current temperatures 77, ocala 72. it picked up in the morning with the wind, and now we are at 10 miles per hour, they will continue to pick up as the front arrives after midnight. the ripple 5k stride going on, also lake eola, 76, 70. at epcot, the flower and garden festival, a great-looking forecast through 9:00, no mention of any rain. jacket may be needed, this event can get cold. so far this is looking goo

jim. jim: thanks. the greater orlando aviation authority unanimously approved plans to build a new south terminal at orlando international airport. the $1.8 billion complex will service international and domestic flights with 16 to 24 gates and a six-story parking garage. the project will be paid in part through grants, bonds, the airlines, and a passenger fee you already pay on every ticket you by. t control if airlines raise its prices because of this. >> at this point, we are already 2000' ticket. that will remain the same. the collection period gets jim: airport leaders have no control over the prices if airlines raise their prices. construction is expected to begin in 2017. meredith: a local man who had been facing charges of manslaughter for a deadly shooting back in january, is now out of prison. investigators say 22-year-old tonney mccants had legal justification to shoot marquis grooms at the kensington oaks apartments. the state attorney says grooms had assaulted a woman living in his apartme

jim: i' m jim payne. right now preparations are underway for republican presidential candidate donald s rally at the university of central florida. expected to be quite large tomorrow at the cfe arena so ucf pushed back the event until 2:00 in the afternoon. jim: wesh 2' s michelle meredith looks into the impact on you whether or not you are going to the trump rally. michelle: the university of central florida is gearing up for donald trump. for example putting up , barracades . inside the arena the crew in , charge of sound and lighting is setting up. setting up to make sure trump can deliver his message loud and clear to enthusiastic supporters who anxiously await his arrival. >> i am a strong supporter of of him. his passion, his personality to the people to the u.s to make changes. michelle: most the ucf students we talked to today are far more worried about their mid term exams than donald trump. others enjoy the process.

jim? jim: thanks. police arrested a man that left another in critical condition. he fired shots into a home he shared with his girlfriend and roommates. they say rojas was suicidal and left moments before another he allegedly opened fire, hitting the detective in the head, body, and hand. he was shot by two officers when he refused to drop his weapon. is now stable. and now, for lawmakers on benefits for all in -- fallen officers. this was found by the buddy of of scott pine, who was killed two years ago. as would pay her and others like her 100% of the houses hillary. -- spouses salary. it would also allow them to opt in after the death. still ahead, something you might do it every day that could landed behind bars without even knowing it. meredith: a disabled veteran is upset after he was kicked out of a store after his service dog. >> stay right here. what you can do -- jim: a mother busted for dui , and she is not happy when police tried to arrest her. meredith: south florida becomes the wild, wild west. put more fun in your day with ice-cream-flavored coffees

jim: plenty happening in court today. a local man will spend five years in prison and then five years on probation after running down and killing a horse, injuring the rider. last month, christopher todd pleaded no contest to several charges, including aggravated battery and animal cruelty. todd got into an argument with four horseback riders in orange city last year after they yelled at him for driving recklessly. deputies say todd then drove his truck at the group. one horse was killed and its rider broke her collar bone. also in court, a local woman learns she will spend the rest of her life in prison, after death of her own daughter. sujatha guduru killed her teenaged daughter chetana in their oviedo home more than two years ago. she had plotted her own suicide and didn' t want to leave her daughter behind. several times, guduru had asked to be put to death, but the state said it would not pursue the death penalty. her attorney wants her sent to a facility where she can get mental health counseling. the woman who caus

jim: thanks. tonight wesh 2 has obtained exclusive police undercover videos from separate cases they -- meredith: say shows suspects stealing and selling passenger valuables at orlando international airport. baggage handler crawling on to a curtained conveyer belt to steal wesh 2' s bob kealing has our exclusive investigation. bob: this is police undercover oia' s patio d luggage area. police say daniel albert diaz and alejandro deleon, both sub-contracted luggage handlers from orlando-based bags inc., worked out a system to steal from checked passenger bags. michelle guido: they were absolutely looking to profit off of other people' s belongings. bob: police say the men would watch for valuables inside bags checked by this tsa worker. then as diaz looks out, deleon crawls on to a curtained luggage conveyer belt to help himself to an expensive laptop from someone' s bag. michelle guido: they snuck in to an area that was out of view of cameras, and they put items in a backpack and simply walked rig

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jim: that wind could even mess up your hair. tony: and it is even short right now. 63 right now, winds out of the north-northeast. upper-level winds are the main concern. at 37,000 feet, hundred mile-per-hour wind, we put this at 80% go. anywhere on the peninsula, 10 to 20. i-4 is much lighter as you go to the west. satellite ritter shows us, the front is to the south. we can see the cooler afternoon. you can to the green is 60' s. we still have a chunk of 70' s, and this will move west. temperatures will fall into the 60' s even at winter haven and southwest orange county. 10 to 15 degrees cooler on the scene -- eastern side. if you' re going to the flower unguarded festival, you will need a jacket. neighborhood low, out the door, 45 ocala, 46 salt springs, low 50' s in kissimmee. i-4, longwood, apopka, low 40' s and 50' s. 62 in cocoa beach, 56 act toward palm bay. plenty of sunshine, rip currents, enjoy that. air conditions, thermometer will be down next week. it will be comfortable. . little cooler a palm coast, daytona beac

jim: and tortoises are saved from a painful death. why they had to be removed from their homes deep underground. tony: showers and thunderstorms are organizing in the northern gulf of mexico. we will let you know what this angela: new 911 calls tonight from the afternoon when an eight-year-old boy fell into a canal near riverside elementary school. jim: shamore franklin was rushed to the hospital in critical condition on march first. since then, wesh 2 news has asked questions about the safety of local canals. angela: today our crew was shocked at what they found upon returning to the canal that almost claimed one child' s life. wesh 2' s michelle meredith has the story. michelle: the afternoon eight-year-old shamore franklin riverside elementary school, a school employee called 911 to get help. >> 911, what is the location of your emergency? >> yes, the location is one of the children fell into a pond over here. michelle: it happened march 1. according to deputies, the 8-year-old was walking home from school with his brother, and for

jim: same look. coming this way now. verne: zak irvin. jim: oh, yes. and donnal misses from point -blank range. jim: i thought the pass was a fraction late. he still has to finish that one off. but high screens, motion without the ball. they get exactly what they verne: 1:45 to go. colton, vasturia. colton was open for a moment. vasturia off-balance. air ball. got it! bonzie colson, big basket with 92 seconds to go. jim: and only three seconds on the shot clock when he buried that one from underneath. verne: five-point margin. jim: start going towards the basket if you can if you're michigan. verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. excellent work on the boards. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to saturday morning. after all the games are over, wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only

the sarasota county sheriff' s jim: he is a little one. the volusia county beach patrol is bringing in reinforcements to deal with huge crowds of young people for spring break. a dozen or so sheriff' s deputies met with beach officers near the boardwalk today to learn about the problems encountered so far. there have been upwards of 120 arrests in the last two weeks and yesterday, an officer suffered a dislocated shoulder during a confrontation with a college student. booze is the biggest issue. >> they' re bringing it down here on the beach, a lot of them are that we didn' here on the beach, so we' giving them that opportunity to pour it out. jim: but sometimes alcohol is , leading to unruly behavior. and officers say students are trashing the beach with cups, cans, and bottles. next week, it will be college students and local high school students out for spring break. meredith: tony mainolfi is joining us now. i am sure a lot of other spring breakers are here with families. tony: here is the thing. we have not had a lot, so this is good

jim: bob kealing with the report. so far neither bags inc nor oia officials have returned our calls for comment. angela: let' s check in with chief meteorologist tony mainolfi. it is friday, people are getting ready for the weekend, maybe going to or orlando city soccer. tony: we are on great terms with that front. let me take you outside. the other side we are watching our the rip currents. they will be with us all weekend long on the immediate coastline as we have got spring breakers in, bike week. and as you heard claire metz talking about, it is a fantastic afternoon new the coast. it is near 80 degrees, high temperature coating to -- orlando. clouds were around, otherwise it would have been warmer. it is warm here, but it is also warm across a good chunk of the united states today. very unusual for march. usually you can get a large storm system and cold air. we had the largest storm system, but we don' t have a lot of cold air. this will that up -- set up, but it will change area of low pressure will win out fin

jim: wesh 2 news investigates. holmes riddled with cracks and worse, old. confronted by local commissioners, and what our experts found when they went into the homes. announcer: local, live, late-breaking. this is wesh 2 news at 6:00 in high definition. jim: right now at 6:00, a little boy is fighting to stay alive after falling into a canal. good evening, i' m jim payne. meredith: and i' m meredith mcdonough. it happened as 8-year-old shamore franklin was on his way home from school yesterday. jim: today crews were replacing the fence around the canal near riverside elementary school in orange county. meredith: shamore' s father gave wesh 2 this picture of his son hooked up to many tubes after a friend was able to pull him out of the water. jim: wesh 2' s adrian whitsett is live at the scene with an update on the little boy from his family. adrian. adrian: the condition right now of the boy, it is very critical. his family' s by his bedside. they are running tests, family doctors are running test to see much brain

. >> i' m jim payne. reporter: one of the things that happened tonight was there was a report out saying that some of rubio' s advisers wanted him to get out of this race before the primary. we asked him that russian. without hesitation, he said no. as for as what happened in this hanger, go ahead and take a look at some of the video we have of the rally. ruby' s cancer has about 1000 people actually checked in at this event. the very first thing out of his mouth was an acknowledgment of how important the state of florida was to his campaign. new polls actually show him gaining on trump. rubio: the campaign just started in florida. nationally, trump has benefited from national media attention. we are only going to get stronger. i' m the only one who can beat him in florida. reporter: they are talking about a rubio/cruise ticket. can you tell said that? rubio: i' m running for president. we are both focused on winning. the only one that can be tall trump is myself. reporter: we had a bunch of questions for

jim: you get what you deserve. meredith: tony mainolfi is here now, and it is comfortable out there. tony: the weekend looks good, we have a little bit of rain tomorrow morning. we are tracking thunderstorms up north, and most part it will be good. we would get into the all-important weekend forecast. cosmo wilson, gorgeous sunset. do appreciate your photo. glenn baker, the ring around the sun. it is because the ice crystal clouds are reflecting the sunlight, creating a perfect halo as you saw in that picture. satellite radar, thunderstorm warnings on i 10. a number of warnings, far fewer than what we were looking at an hour or two hours ago. this line is weakening on approach. you can see rain coming off the gulf of mexico. any rain we can muster up from this front will be greatly appreciated on multiple fronts. we have got to knock down the pollen and make sure there is enough moisture in the soils so these brushfires will not pop up we have seen several of them of late. ocala 57, 65 in sanford, 67 in melbourne.

jim: innocent man shot. first, he is taking down offense now he' s fighting for his life. , wesh 2 was there as deputies drew their guns hunting for the suspect. tonight, what we' ve learned about the accused gunman. announcer: local, live, late-breaking. this is wesh 2 news at 6:00 in high definition. jim: breaking news right now at 6:00, we just learned a teen and his girlfriend are under arrest in connection to the murder of a 15-year-old. good evening, i' m jim payne. angela: and i' m angela taylor in for meredith mcdonough. this teen antwan davis was gunned down and killed last week, and know orange county deputies say it happened during a drug deal. jim: wesh 2' s michelle meredith joins us live at the sheriff' s office with this breaking information. michelle? michelle: investigators said that both the young suspects have some level of remorse for what happened. in today' learned 17-year-old michael anderson will be charged with integrate murder , charged in the shooting death of 15-year-old antwan da

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jim: same look. coming this way now. verne: zak irvin. jim: oh, yes. and donnal misses from point -blank range. jim: i thought the pass was a fraction late. he still has to finish that one off. but high screens, motion without the ball. they get exactly what they wanted out of this. verne: 1:45 to go. colton, vasturia. colton was open for a moment. vasturia off-balance. air ball. got it! bonzie colson, big basket with 92 seconds to jim: and only three seconds on the shot clock when he buried that one from underneath. verne: five-point margin. jim: start going towards the basket if you can if you're michigan. verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. excellent work on the boards. irvin with the finish. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to after all the games are over, wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on ins

jim? jim: thanks. the six new cases of zika virus have been confirmed in florida, two of them in osceola county. other cases are in miami dade and broward county. in most cases, people are still showing symptoms. people that have travel to places with zika have received antibody testing. meredith: governor rick scott was the center of the attention before tonight' s debate, after refusing to say whether or not he believes all muslims hate america during an interview on msnbc this morning. >> can you answer the question, or should be skewed? >> i can tell you glad everybody is in florida. we are doing great here. the debate is going to be fun tonight. meredith: the question on msnbc' s "morning joe" was in response to donald trump saying that islam hates america. despite being asked multiple times, the governor would not say whether he feels muslims living in florida hate america and his interview was cut short. , so we asked him again tonight, to see if he had a different answer. >> let' s remember we

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jim: same look. coming this way now. verne: zak irvin. jim: oh, yes. and donnal misses from point -blank range. jim: i thought the pass was a fraction late. he still has to finish that one off. but high screens, motion without the ball. they get exactly what they wanted out of this. verne: 1:45 to go. colton, vasturia. colton was open for a moment. vasturia off-balance. air ball. got it! bonzie colson, big basket with 92 seconds to go. the shot clock when he buried that one from underneath. verne: five-point margin. jim: start going towards the basket if you can if you're michigan. verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. irvin with the finish. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to after all the games are over, wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only on trutv. notre

jim: more delays are jim: if you open up uber , you may have noticed a question pops up. amanda ober explains how the votes are being cast as part of the large campaign that specific the attacks a local state editor. amanda: starting today, when floridians open the app are prompted as part of a campaign. >> wealthy taxi companies are trying to limit our axis to uber. reporter: they are ramping up the campaign to prevent local governments to regulate uber. the campaign specifically targets andy gardiner of orlando claiming he is biased against uber. this bill passed the house but senate leaders have been reluctant . she went on to point out a it is available for a vote . the outcome of the latest uber battle will be determined by friday. we were has not yet indicated what it plans to do with the vote being cast. the company has 30 lobbyists. meredith: parts of i-4 will be expecting delays. they say it is a test run for a series of rolling roadblocks later this month. if all goes as planned, it is tentatively set to be march fourth-18. >> it opens up a window for constructi

jim: same look. coming this way now. verne: zak irvin. jim: oh, yes. and donnal misses from point -blank range. jim: i thought the pass was a fraction late. off. but high screens, motion without the ball. they get exactly what they wanted out of this. colton, vasturia. colton was open for a moment. vasturia off-balance. air ball. got it! bonzie colson, big basket with 92 seconds to go. jim: and only three seconds on the shot clock when he buried that one from underneath. verne: five-point margin. jim: start going towards the basket if you can if you're michigan. verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. but now it's time to work the glass. excellent work on the boards. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to saturday morning. after all the games are over, wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only on trutv. notre dame has lost 13 straight i

jim: same look. coming this way now. verne: zak irvin. jim: oh, yes. and donnal misses from point -blank range. jim: i thought the pass was a fraction late. he still has to finish that one off. but high screens, motion without the ball. they get exactly what they wanted out of this. verne: 1:45 to go. colton, vasturia. colton was open for a moment. vasturia off-balance. air ball. got it! bonzie colson, big basket with 92 seconds to go. jim: and only three seconds on the shot clock when he buried verne: five-point margin. jim: start going towards the basket if you can if you're michigan. verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. irvin with the finish. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to saturday morning. after all the games are over, state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only on trutv. notre dame

jim: wesh 2 is the place to turn for all your commitment 2016 coverage. our live coverage begins at 8:00 11. you' ll hear from the winners, losers, and voters, as well as get in-depth analysis into what happens next. you can also stay up-to-date on what' s going on with the wesh 2 mobile app. you can download it for free. meredith: tonight we' re not getting many answers from the orlando police department after two police cruisers crashed overnight. it happened on l.b. mcleod road, near surfside way just after 1:00 a.m, they were on their way to a traffic stop involving a stolen car. but once it sped away, both of each other. wesh 2 has learned the officer who was hurt has minor injuries and was not taken to the hospital. police say the k-9 that was in one of the vehicles was not harmed. >> tonight, the orlando police chief once all of us to know that confrontations and without taking any shots. reporter: on january 16th, orlando police shoot a 17-year-old suspect in the shoulder after they say he tried to run them down with a stolen car. january 18th a m

jim: that is the new way to attack the fire at its source. we will let you know when we have the all clear. tonight sanford police is taking action after two young kids accidentally shot themselves. meredith: the shootings happened within a week of each other and in one incident a six-year-old girl died. s police chief is sponsoring a gun safety s bob kealing has more on what police are t touch, run away and tell a grown up. bob: that' s the message sanford police are teaching kids at this gun safety course. situation, get away from it and tell a grown up. s also against state law a minor. bob: instructors are reminding older generations of parents and grandparents to use gun locks and keep weapons safely stored. that' s why this couple is here. joseph amicone: it' s just another course that you put in your head to understand what you got in your hand. catherine thomas: you have to have it locked up, put away. that episode where the person had the gun under the couch. that was pure neglect. bob: she' s talking about the case of a six-year-old

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good evening, i' m jim payne, meredith is off tonight. crews have contained the fire, and they got a little help from some homeowners. right now, wesh 2' s summer knowles is live in avalon park, where crews are still watching for hot spots. dry, breezy conditions are the -- everywhere we are is ok. firefighters are still here. it is still very smoky out here. there is a strong sense. as you can see, it was about 20 feet from home. when it' s your house -- a lot of firefighters flocking as roughly 20 acres of the conservation acre burned a little too close for comfort. heat a loan of worked windows. >> the heat was so much that the house could catch flames. i was very pleased to see it. apparently, they were not the only ones. a lot of the neighbors pull together and came back here. we have bulldozers here. i cannot say enough great things about the county. while fences were a little bent out of shape, not so much. >> everyone is ok i will take it. you can see the scorched ground and burned bushes. make sure you have a plan . dry, breezy c

jim' s country. they say the relatively mild winter means ice breaking starts earlier than in recent years. meredith: it is pretty. people across indonesia. this happens when the moon moves directly between the earth and the sun. nasa says the eclipse was seen best in part of indonesia. but people in part of northern australia, singapore, and hawaii also got to see it. the next total solar eclipse is set for august of next year. that will be seen across a narrow corridor in the u.s. stewart: the best picture with the people on the plane. flying over it. on wesh.com. meredith: jim payne joins us now with what' s coming up next half hour. jim: firefighters tried to put out a stubborn bushfire. homes have been abandoned. we are on the scene gathering new information. i pledge to help local families that have been through a terrible tragedy. what lawmakers pledged today, this is a letter from someone who's here. she has to take a brand name drug. been taking it since the early 1980's. at that time it cos

pam said to me that when mike would come into the hospital room, to see jim, jim did not have cancer anymore. they were two coaches, two old friends, two rivals. mike said that he and jim said things to each other during that time that men don't say to one another. they became very close. mike was actually in the room when jim died. >> what a story. jimmy was one of the funniest people i ever knew. i had some conversations with him one-on-one. >> yeah, he was the most naturally funny person. he was never performing, just being himself. that's him at that last speech that he gave here at nc state but, he was so good on stage, whether it was coaching, whether it was talking, and interestingly, it was jim who talked him into working more on becoming a good speaker. because my cat always been very shy about speaking, never comfortable. >> but he had heard all of the stories from jimmy dean. >> he went and worked at it and now he is a superb speaker. i said, fascinating, what would jim say to you today if you were still here about everything that has happened to you? and mike got a little

jim: and a foul. jim: i don't think that look is what john beilein was trying to pull off on the sidelines. i thought about five seconds ago that he was looking to get a time-out. and that rule has changed now where the coach from last year could have called a time-out. i think john wanted to call a time-out and not get this to be a three-point shot. and i think he wanted to go a whole lot earlier in the sequence than wait for that. verne: you see the notre dame bench reacting down, 49-29 at the half. bonzie colson at the line where he is 2-2 tonight. jim: 76% on the season. verne: nice. one more. 10 seconds to go. walton. tip. wagner. jumper. no. [whistle] pflueger is fouled. jim: it's not going to matter. verne: nope. i guess the answer is yes when we asked if notre dame could come back. jim: uh-huh. i thought mike brey made very, very good adjustments. and obviously the gloomy side of things at the michigan end of the floor, and the adjustments were trying to attack michigan a little bit more off t

jim: same look. coming this way now. verne: zak irvin. jim: oh, yes. and donnal misses from point -blank range. jim: i thought the pass was a fraction late. he still has to finish that one off. but high screens, motion without the ball. they get exactly what they wanted out of this. verne: 1:45 to go. colton was open for a moment. vasturia off-balance. air ball. got it! bonzie colson, big basket with 92 seconds to go. jim: and only three seconds on the shot clock when he buried that one from underneath. verne: five-point margin. jim: start going towards the basket if you can if you're michigan. verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to saturday morning. after all the games are over, wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only on trut

i' m jim payne. i' m meredith mcdonough. police are carrying out raids as they search for a suspect, seen here in a surveillance picture at the brussels airport this morning. nearly 200 others were injured in the bombings there and at a belgium' s ambassador to the united states says his country had expected an attack and had already heightened security. >> there were indications that something was in the offing. jim: tonight, we' re hearing from passengers, who left brussels minutes before the bombings. only chopper 2 was overhead today as their flight landed at orlando-sanford international airport. wesh 2' s chris hush is there live. the attacks and extensive security. there attacks are prompting an increase in security at orlando >> it was a very tense day. we were here for the not to mention the terror. the aircraft is now headed back to belgium from stanford. those onboard polls soon face the reality of the terror that breakout tuesday. they took these photos. just moments before the attacks. it was just minutes after

jim: marco rubio is not the only republican presidential candidate. donald trump appeared at ucs over the weekend. the unit was so packed that people had to be turned away. trump posted that if he wins the florida primary, it is over for the rest of the candidates. trump: we will build a wall! and who is going to pay for the wall? >> mexico! hundreds of protesters gathered a new poll shows marco rubio closing the gap between himself and front runner donald trump. the poll was conducted over the weekend with registered republicans. they were asked if the republican primary was today, how who would you vote for? 17% ted cruz and 10% john kasich. meredith: governor scott has signed into law a change in the death penalty. he said the way it was structured put too much in the hands. he hopes that this legislation deserve. altamonte springs police says the body of jose gomez was at the lotus landing apartments. joeckel carter was named a suspect. the 24-year-old made a check out this grass fire. this is on wes purvis lane near the west falluja humane societ

jim: a little headbanging right there. people who were just minutes from being caught in the bombing touchdown in central florida. wesh 2 has the emotional reunion. plus, stolen cell phones. the latest at 10:00 p.m.. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute,which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] sfl sfl sfl sfl sfl sfl sfl somewhere advertise pall >>> breaking news tonight. terror in brussels, a horrific sea of carnage as bombs explode at the airport, in the subway at rush hour. dozens killed. hundreds injured, including americans. nails in the bombs and the bodies and the victims. two americans who were at the airport still missing. and the suspected bombers caught on camera, wheeling bags. right now a massive manhunt for a suspect who may have escaped. urgent raids yielding more shocking discoveries. tonight a chilling account as an american who witnessed it all

jim: i' m jim payne. the polls close at 7:00. there were some voting problems reported today a dozen precincts in orange county ran out of that wasn' t discovered. voting was interrupted for about 30-minutes. meredith: there is a lot on the line today. for the republicans, 99 delegates are up for grabs, and the winner takes all of them. the democrats will split 214 delegates in florida. it is not winner-take-all. jim: tonight wesh 2 news has live team commitment 2016 coverage from around the state. adrian whitsett is live at the west palm beach convention center where hillary clinton watch the returns when they start coming in at 8. meredith: amanda ober is following florida' s own senator marco rubio. she is live from fiu in miami. she' s just learned that the trump' beach county. stewart when is trump expected to arrive? >> we' re going whitsett who is live at the west palm beach convention center. adrian? reporter: the west palm beach convention center. hillary clinton just got here and hour ago. i want to give you a little up

jim: i would take it for a spin. that looks like a nice ride. for a ride because it can be comfortable. after the temperatures around 83 degrees. jim: that' s our newscast for tonight. you can get wesh 2 news whenever you want at wesh.com or the wesh 2 mobile app. meredith: thanks for watching. we hope you' ll join us again tomorrow night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which get a busch gardens fun card now and let the fun begin. pay for a day, dive all year, splash all year, thrill, get your fill, and celebrate all year. climb, launch, and soar all year. pay for a day, play all year. and if you get the busch gardens fun card now, you'll also get an adventure island fun card for free. limited time offer. visit busch gardens tampa dot lemme get a mcpick 2 check out the brand new mix on mcdonald's mcpick 2 menu! lemme get a mcpick 2. now, choose any 2 delicious mickey d's classics for just $5 bucks. mix n match share n savor 2 for $5 name your flavor pick any 2 iconic tastes- a big mac mad

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how about a lot of guys played well, jim. bridges on the floor, spectacular. >> jim: selden, throws it all the way down the floor. picked up by hart. and villanova is going back to the final four! >> grant: oh, man. >> bill: a piece of his heart is in louisville. >> jim: you know that. he was here on thursday night. >> bill: he's in philly, they're taking it to his level. >> jim: heartbreak as always for the advantage wished. -- for the vanquished. perry ellis, his remarkable career at kansas, comes to an end, one game short of the promised land. no heart is bigger than arcidiacono. he puts it out there. >> grant: he really embodies the spirit of the team. arcidiacono going to the final four. >> bill: there is george clooney with all of his guy. >> jim: remind you of what it used to be like? >> bill: they circumstance md around, yeah. they circled around. >> jim: villanova is going meet up again with oklahoma. they played actually in hawaii on december 7, in the pearl harbor invitational. >> bill: oklahoma pd a little revenge

jim: that was something called department. the phone was ringing and the president did not miss a beat. immediate laughter. tony: let' s take a look at that outdoor forecast. nice and mile. after school at about 89. see the first 90 degree temperature. 91 again on wednesday. jim: there' s something emotional about 91 degrees. tony: saturday is the first day of spring break. that is our report for tonight. meredith: thanks for watching her hope you will join us again tomorrow night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute,which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. make today smile with 6 dunkin' donuts for $4.49, powdered with sugar, layered with frosting, filled with jelly, or topped with sprinkles. share some smiles with 6 donuts for $4.49 today. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to