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palms? >> i think palms have their place in the mid one city and i feel like this project does that. it's 19th-27th ave. that is not the entirety of irving. we preferred large stature trees that provide greater benefits, but we also, being san francisco would love the diversity and idiosyncrasy while the different neighborhoods. so, that species is not providing the full range of benefits that every tree has the potential to provide doesn't concern us on the small-scale. we understand that critical feedback from the appellants. we do. were not concerned about it spreading and taking over throughout every neighborhood in the city. >> given your views, which i celebrate and like, when you look at the matrix of offerings that were provided to the neighborhood, do you think that was enough of a diversified offering that provided the opportunity for diversity and an compromise between one tree or 2 trees were another? >> i do. the runner-up the purple hot seed i should take a closer look at what

palms? >> i think palms have their place in the mid one city and i feel like this project does that. it's 19th-27th ave. that is not the entirety of irving. we preferred large stature trees that provide greater benefits, but we also, being san francisco would love the diversity and idiosyncrasy while the different neighborhoods. so, that species is not providing the full range of benefits that every tree has the potential to provide doesn't concern us on the small-scale. we understand that critical feedback from the appellants. we do. were not concerned about it spreading and taking over throughout every neighborhood in the city. >> given your views, which i celebrate and like, when you look at the matrix of offerings that were provided to the neighborhood, do you think that was enough of a diversified offering that provided the opportunity for diversity and an compromise between one tree or 2 trees were another? >> i do. the runner-up the purple hot seed i should take a closer look at what

here in palm beach today it was a very, very calm day, no problems at all. >> paul mueller live in palm beach tonight. thank you for, that paul. again, it's a tough day for florida senator marco rubio. he needed to win his homestate if he was going to stay in this race. >> he had the confidence he was going to do that and come out on top, but ultimately early on this evening he suspended his campaign. our political reporter candace mccowan is live at rubio's better in miami tonight, a party be on -- party in miami tonight, a party obviously that's very quiet now. >> reporter: minutes after r the final florida polls closed marco rubio said he was stepping out of the race for the white house. many of the supporters in the crowd were extremely emotional, some of them even in tears. some of them sighed as they heard the results come in watching them on the television. it didn't get much better. he was stoic, nonemotional but very frank in his delivery. he blamed his defeat on the fact that the republican partrty has splintered even sayiying this is part of the establishment's fault, but eve

we're live in palm beach this evening. jeff lennox 7 news. >> craig: okay jeff. >> belkeys: from the republicans to democrats. the polls showing hillary clinton with a big league. >> craig: but bernie sanders shoapg a big voter turnout will make things interesting as the evening wears on. jessica hoy in west palm with more on. that jess. >> reporter: and what h hpens here today do put one candidate far head or lay the ground work work for a much closer race. bernie sanders will be watching the results from arizona. hillary clinton will be right here in west palm beach. >> a little last minute campaigning for hillary clinton. a quick stop ate west palm beach donut shob shop. florida with bernie sanders for the democratic presidential nomination. >> yesterday in north carolina, clinton telling reporters she is the right cice. >> i want people who are democrats to look at this election to who could be the strongest democratic nominee@ to whoever the republican candidate is and a think that is most likely me. >> reporter: clin

so we have team coverage all louis bolden is at hillary clinton watch party in west palm beach. eric sandoval is with senator marco rubio at florida international university and erik von ancken is live at donald trump's mara largo club in palm beach. >> lisa: we start in orange county where the state just decided it will not extend voting by an hour. >> matt: news 6 reporter amanda castro is live at the orange county supervisor of elections office. there were some problems out there today. >> reporter: yeah, matt. some voters in orange county went to their precincts and were told they couldn't vote, turned away today because they ran out of ballots. turns out it was a computer glitch and they printed the wrong number of democratic and republican ballots. election officials say they didn't realize the problem until this morning. about a dozen precincts were affected. they didn't have enough party ballots at those locations where voters were also voting in a local election. new ballots and hand delivering them to the precincts. the problem causing long lines and frustrated voters.

from palm beach broward to miami-dade county. we have live team 7 covovage on the fight for florida. let's begin with 7's jefef lennox he is live in palm beach where donald trump willspeak later on tonight. jeff. >> reporter: danielle and lynn, we can tell you that over the last couple of weeks, donald trump has been on an all out blitz across the five states voting on this tuesday. north carolina, illinois, missouri and ohio and florida fla but his primary focus has been on ohio and florida. those are the two winner take all contest on this tuesday n. ohio we can tell y y heaz been going hard off john kasich, ot hi o govenor hoping to thaij out of race. they are in a dead lock heat as those polls look to close at 7:00 tonight. and here in the sunshine state donald trump has had several events over the last couple of weeks and hitting riewb hard hoping that after tonight rubio >>> >> we're gng to make america great again folks. we're going to make ameca great again. >> reporter: can anybody stwp donald trump? that's the questions

he'll be in palm beach later tonight. rubio held rallies yesterday in tennessee, georgia, arkansas and oklahoma. tonight he's in miami hoping to drum up support in his home state. the state is a must-win for the florida senator. on the democratic side, hillary clinton has also had a whirlwind 24 hours. her journey took her to massachusetts, virginia and minnesota. like rubio, clinton will be in miami tonight. her husband, former president bill clinton has been traveling in support of her campaign. while clinton has leads in national polls, vermont senator bernie sanders says he's not ready to give up. >> we're very proud of what we are doing, we're proud of what we're going to continue to do. this is a campaign that's going to the philadelphia convention in july. >> ginger: in all, 865 delegates are up for grabs for the democrats and 595 for the republicans. news 6 has you covered all night. rubio's events starting at 6:00. we'll also have updates on news 6 and on clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. >> matt: ginger, than

meredith: another look at breaking news in palm bay. firefighters have been busy throughout the afternoon. you can see this is pretty smoky. it is about 95% contained. 100 homes have been affected, people have been evacuating. four of those homes have been damaged, anything from minor to severe. as is about 48 acres, so we will continue to watch this as they look for hotspots. stewart: we could use some rainfall in that area today. maybe less wind. meredith: tony mainolfi is joining us now. tony: they are gradually started to come down, but we are going to have to watch this over the next couple of days. wind will be decently strong. maybe even 30 miles per hour as the air mass gets a dryer and wii heat things up. we will have to watch this very carefully. look at these recent wind speeds. these are not gusts. 15 to 20 right there at palm bay and brevard county. temperatures very comfortable, upper 70' s and low 80' s. hour-by-hour, temperatures only falling into the upper 60' s by 9:00. overnight lows only in the upper 50' s, and even

in west palm, mike holfeld, news 6. >> matt: thank you, mike. for republicans, whoever wins the deal. along with trump, marco rubio is focusing on florida tonight. news 6 reporter eric sandoval is in miami at the ronald reagan equestrian center. what's going on down there right now? >> reporter: well, the event doesn't start until 8:00, so they're still setting up and actually campaign workers just finished putting up the folding chairs and barricades right behind me. the crowd has already started gathering two hours before the start of this event. you can see them all lining up back there here. so when rubio does take the stage, i found out he is not planning a victory speech for winning any delegates tonight. instead, he's going to be focusing on his home state and how important it is to this primary. let's show you video from another rally he held yesterday. rubio has the stakes against him right now. he doesn't have the delegates. he's trailing behind donald trump in the polls. in miami tonight, he wants to change that. he's going to share w

lower 60' s, palm coast. it is wednesday, which means we kick back off the fair this week ended a 76 degree temperature at 6:00, beautiful sunset and comfortable conditions throughout the evening, dropping off into the upper 60' s. this is where becomes uncomfortable. looking ahead toward tomorrow, we have bright sunshine, gusty wind so we will have to watch the brush fire concerns but the temperatures, pushing into the middle 80' s across many locations. s and the villages. right along the beach, that is where you get the comfortable breeze coming in off the ocean, keeping us more comfortable, to say the very least. if you are headed to the strawberry festival tomorrow, it will be beautiful but warmer, 85 degrees. this high-pressure area is killing us with the temperatures. the onshore wind is providing for rip current concerns. we will have to watch that continually friday, saturday and even into sunday. sunday, that is when we will watch this next weather maker , the frontal boundary with the potential for

it's palm sunday so a very blessed palm sunday to those who are celebrating this morning. thank you so much for waking up with us. currently 67 degrees outside and hopefully it will clear out but some big chill changes are on the way. we'll check in with kristin in just a moment and get your work week forecast coming up. happening right now. president obama preparing for his trip to cuba. today marks the first time in 90 years a u.s. president has made the trip. battleship back in 1:98. president obama arrives on air force one you. talk about a change of fines. he will be joined with his family as he tours the street of havana. he will have a meeting with raul castro tomorrow. critics argue human rights violations and trade embargoes with the communist island nation must be addressed. one florida lawmaker even calling the president's trip a waste if he doesn't address these topics with the cuban people james casein is the mayor of coral cables florida but he served as a u.s. envoy in the early 2000s under george bush. he said he is closely watching the way president obama

in palm beach, paul mueller, newschannel8. >>> tomorrow night will make or john kasich. this is video of the ohio governor voting today. he voted for himself of course. kasich neck in neck with trump in the polls in ohio. and ted cruz will be spending primary night in houston. second most delegates. his campaign is betting the field will look a little different after tomorrow night's results. >>> and hillary clinton is banking on continuing hour southern streak in florida. >> she is the strong favorite to win the sunshine state and melanie michael joins us live from clinton's celebration in west palm beach. >> reporter: hey there, good evening to you from west palm beach where we are following the hillary clinton campaign here on primary day. and it has certainly been a busy day with a packed itinerary for the secretary of state. we are anticipating her arrival around 9:00 tonight. prior to that, it has been busy here in the e convention center where the doors will open to the public around 7:00. secret service has been busy with the local authorities trying to dodo a la

the fire chief in palm bay is worried about shifting winds. a number of people who live near this neighborhood aren't been allowed back into their neighborhood. you can see the roadblock here. you can get a much better idea of what's going on on the ground by taking a look from sky witness 9. i'm told most of what's still burning now is in an undeveloped homes to be a cause for concern. forestry has a plan up right now. those who decided to stay home are being asked to let firefighters do their work. >> some residents have chosen to evacuate. if residents remain in their homes they're being asked to stay in their home and let the fire department fight the fire. >> reporter: there's still no time line when residents will be allowed back in. we're hoping that we can get an update from the fire chief when that can happen for eyewitness news at 6:00. live in palm bay, melanie holt, channel 9, eyewitness news. >>> breaking right now in orange county, we just learned that all lawsuits against the new west orange relief high school have been dismisse

and this is where donald trump will speak, soon, in palm beach, florida. donald trump meet marco rubio in his home state of florida but lost to governor kasich in ohio tonight. trump is leading in north carolina, illinois and missouri. >> we'll get back there as soon as something happens. asian american leaders are calling on the academy awards to be more inclusive after what some deemed a racially insensitive joke during the oscars. the academy board of governors received a letter from 24 people in the entertainment industry including director ng lee and actor george takai expressing disgust at jokes per poet traited stereo types during last month's broadcast. >> called for a lot of asian americans who saw the clips or watched the show, you have profound commentary but it seemed okay to score cheap laughs at the expense of asian americans. >>> now, the academy released a statement it appreciates the concerns and regrets any aspect was offensive. quote, we're committed to doing our best to ensure material in future shows be more culturally sensitive. >>> t

hillary clinton's victory party in west palm beach, florida. the crowd is fired up. let's listen to her. >> our supporter as -- across the country, our campaign earned more votes than any other candidate, democrat or republican. and i want to congratulate senator sanders for the vigorous campaign he's waging. today, all of you in the state where contests were held voted to break down the barriers and so everyone of us can share in the promise of america. you voted. you voted. you voted for our tomorrow, to be better than our yesterday. tomorrow, where all of us do our part and everyone has a chance to live up to his, or her god-given potential. because that is how america can live up to its potential too. keep volunteering and contributing at hillary clinton.com. >> that is hillary clinton speaking in west palm beef, florida as we cover primaries today, good evening, thanks for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. the republican field just got smaller, marco rubio dropped out of the presidential race. >> he suspended his campaign because of these numbers in

a little cooler to the north, 70 flagler beach, 76 in cocoa beach and partisan in palm -- and 79 in palm bay. winds will be lighter once we get into the weekend. rip current risk fairly low. our only concern is it's a little choppy on the intercoastal for the boaters. tomorrow on saturday, partly sunny and dry. sunday a weak front but i this. it will just reenforce that air, that cool, dry air. that means if you are headed to the citrus bowl on sunday it is going to be a really nice afternoon. 2:00 we will be in the low to mid 70's. plenty of sunshine and a couple of clouds. we are going to climb, once we get into next week, we'll be in the middle 80's by wednesday and thursday. time for traffic now. ted: we have a mile's worth of construction taking out the left lane on i-the -- i-the 5, state road 44 in volusia county. a road crash here in west orange county, old winter garden road. a live look at the chopper. here's eastbound on the right flying over i-4. things looking pretty good for the morning drive. jason: what's bringing in shallow rotisserie-style chicken raised without antibio

a big night for donald trump here in palm beach last night. the victory speech where he thanked his family and supporters and even marco rubio who he beat by nearly 500,000 votes last night. and trump took home the winner- takes-all state with all 99 delegates. from here, it wasn't the typical trump. he didn't take any jabs as he is known for doing. he talked about how he can make the country great, ready to secure the border, rebuilding the military and taking care of veterans. bottom line, he says this >> everybody agrees the money should come back. there's $2.5 trillion outside this country. everybody agrees that the money should be here and the politicians for three years haven't been able to make the deal. [ applause ] >> and we could make a deal. there's an example of something we could do. if i sat down with a few senators and congressmen, you could make a deal on that in 10 minutes if you knew what you were doing. >> reporter: where do we go from here? that's the big question. the next primary is a week from saturday and the magic numb

mass -- officiating palm sunday mass. they celebrate jesus entry into jerusalem days before he's crews identified. >> warning medication poisoning in children appears to be increasing. adult medications even in small doses can lead to loss of consciousness as well as con vul shins. >> -- krista was prescribed pain medications after she and her son were hit by a car two years ago. audio. safe kids says 59,000 kids go emergency rooms each year because a child accidentally took medicine. >> the danger is if it is within reach and within their access and in something they can open and trust me child resistant is not child proof. >> kate of safe kids says children underage three makeup the majority of e.r. visits for medicine poisoning ingesting pain relieve verse vitamins and diaper cream and in 48 percent kids got into grandparents medications. >> they may not be used to what are the rules of your family making sure that they're out of reach. >> this is high enough that he can't get to it. >> the best advice keep medicine up

reporting in west palm beach. jessica holly. 7 news. >> belkeys: there is still time to voice your choice. team 7 coverage continues with robbin simmons who is live at a polling site in miami. robbin. >> reporr: we are at miami fire rescue taition no. two. are voters out here taking vantage.this perfect day to cast a ballot. >> for many it took no time at all. >> very ease discussion, very fast. >> from miami beach. >> tpis is the first time i voted in a primary. >> to miaia shores. it's your duty to vote. poano beach. easy process and in and out real quickly. and weston. waint to make sure that you know i have the opportunity herer to reflect my family and what's important to us. reporter: florida's registered democrats and republicans heading to the polls for the sunshine state primary. this year huge numbers take advantage of lir vote oog we have had no parar affiliated voters showing up this morning wanting to vote for a particular candidate. we have to tell them they are not eligible to vote in the 83. >> and

home in west palm beach. i want to give you a look at what kind of media circus we have on the hill here as we await donald trump's schedule for 9:00 press conference. mr. trump expected to win in ten of the 11 states that are up for grabs tonight for super tuesday. all except for basically texas, where ted cruz has been ahead in the polls. now, during the entire time cam hang has been taking shots at all of the rivals and even today took a shot at us the media the media is the most dishonest, the most -- it's true. it's true. they are the most dishonest people that you will deal with. >> i'm just trying to report in a honest way. i don't have any kind of agenda. trump will be in orlando saturday at noon. he's going to appear and speak at the cfc arena. in west palm beach, mike synan, fox 35 news. >> marco rubio is hoping for a big come back today. with 12 up for grab tonight the opportunity is there for him to make a major statement. live in miami where rubio supporters are hoping they have a lot to cheer ab

a rowdy crowd right behind hillary clinton there in west palm beach. they like to talk about. >> and mimiael putney is he right here. give us your perspective of a wild night. >> reporter: first, about what we just heard from hillary clinton, this is a preview [laughter] >> what will happen between now and november, larry clinton send men to fight to bluster and bigotry, who do you think she was all abou yes, of course she is talking about donald trump. she said we have to start tearing each other down. well, they will taar each other down. let's talk a little bit about marco rubio, t concession speech the marco rubio gate just a few minutes ago. i thought it was his usual eloquent moving bhe mentioned his parents which is always enough to bring a tear to your eyes. he is a son of a bartender inmate who chose to run for president. good for him's he congratulated donald trump, and urge voters not to give in to what he called the politics of present we gogo a clear reference to trump, and he blasted thehe republican establishment, saying it needs to be t

once again and west palm beach, florida. results coming in for caucuses tonight where republican presidential candidate donald trump is expected to speak. tonight also is the annual gridiron dinner, and that is held in washington, d c 1985,ition dating back to a politician -- and event where politicians gathered together. we got a look at some of the arrivals earlier tonight at the renaissance hotel. him >> and now back in west palm beach, florida. this event, awaiting donald trump to speak, scheduled originally at 9:00 p.m. eastern time,, approaching the 11:00 hour as caucus results have been coming in. we just heard word that the ap has called the kentucky caucuses for donald trump. we will look in now and see if he is going to make an appearance soon. >> ladies and gentlemen, the next president of the united states, mr. donald j. trump. [applause] mr. trump: thank you very much, everybody. i greatly appreciate it. nice to have you all a trump international. it's been a great club and a great success, and we appreciate it.

this is at palm beach atlantic again in west palm beach. a prayer being said before rubio takes the stage and he has an event at fiu tomorrow night as well. he is really hoping he will be celebrate age massive florida win but florida's attorney general pam ndi has endorsed donald trump. billionaire will have a news conference in palm beach tomorrow hoping he spoils rubio 's plans. >> robbin simmons. 7 news. >> belkeys: all right robbin. and clinton has a lead in the continues his you fight. 7's alex de disea bra to is live in the newsplex to continue the corage. alex. >> reporter: belkeys hillary clinton and ber d sanders crisscrossing the midwest today as polls there show a tight race head of tomorrow's vote. >> we have to havea big vote tomorrow that can send a strong message that love, trurveghts hate. >> reporter: hillary clinton in illinois making a stop ate meeting of latino action sta advice. she is cooj democrats to unify around her presidential bid arguing the party must focus on the larger ththat. republican front runner donald tr

pope francis leading palm sunday services at the vatican. in marked the beginning of holy week ceremonies leading up to easter. he spoke on what he called the indifference of those unwilling to help refugees fleeing from war-torn regions of the world. marking the start of holy week. they marched through the city waiting palm and all of branches. on palm sunday, they celebrate the entry of jesus into jerusalem the week before his death and resurrection. here at home, they were walking near the world trade center and drummers were chanting during the ceremony. jesus is said to traveled into jerusalem on the back of a donkey to start what is now called holy week. as christians observe palm sunday there was reaction to a comment made by john kerry saying christians and other groups being murdered overseas by isis amounted to genocide. here's more. >> reporter: isis atrocity is now labeled genocide. genocide is defined as deliberate killing of a specific group and that's exactly where isis is doing to christians and other groups in iraq and syria

melanie michael in west palm beach. and candace mccowan in miami. so let's begin tonight with paul mueller who is standing by where the donald trump p campaign. paul? >> reporter: wherere is donald trump, josh? that is the big question tonight. today, he has been off the grid, will you will. not on the campaign trail at all. but we expect him here in palm beach tonight with his at around 9:00 he has all of florida's 99 delegates. now, the political experts are telling us the question is not whether or not donald trump will win here. it is how much he will win by. some polls show trump with a double digit lead over florida senator marco rubio and everybody knows rubio need to win his home state or this could be the end of his came pain. though this afternoon, he is telling us that he is going on the road tomorrow to utah regardless of what happens tonight. why utah you may ask? that is the next state e that will be havingng a primary. that will be two saturdays from now. and one other thing to note is here in palm beach unlike other events and rallie

we are okay with palm trees being in the mix as well. there will also be desirable if friends of the urban forest rate or other independent third-party arbor selected by the community advise on the tree selection in this process. thank you very much >> either any questions we pick >> you had a couple specific trees you would like to see their? >> we do. there's a black [inaudible] that was in dpw's that was presented. but up for a vote. there is a-that's already present in the neighborhood and there's in our grief we included a whole list good i don't know if this is working but we have a and exhibit here with a whole list of trees that are suitable, have-do not cover the signs and that are suitable for the conditions of our neighborhood. >> that was a matrix that was given to about 11 options? >> correct. not that many of them were canopy trees. >> so that is a problem we have with this process. >> do you feel a mix is preferable to having a single? >> of course, the mixes deftly referable. because it's such a long stretch in 60s 62 duo

some of them cost as much as 20 times what a native palm tree costs. news 6 reporter erik von ancken is getting results, asking the department of transportation, is this really a good use of your money? >> reporter: take a drive over the new 1792 flyover, connecting casselberry to maitland, and you'll probably notice tree after tree. they were just put in over the past few weeks. but wait, did you notice what kind of trees these are? >> when you open up the canopy, it's going to spread out to be 10, 12 feet wide and it will be stunning. >> reporter: he's a professional landscaper. what does a tree like that cost? costs on average about $2500. >> reporter: the one across the street, the cabbage palm, the one you see all over florida, is a fraction of the cost. 10 times, maybe 20 times cheaper? >> that's correct. but it doesn't look as good. >> reporter: perhaps the other has a look you're trying to establish as a landscape architect. which is what? >> an attractive gateway to your city. >> reporter: the florida department of transportation for its part

missteps throughout the campaign, the west palm beach last night, rubio was talking like the eventual republican nominee. >> on my face day in office i'm going to repeal every single one of barack obama's unconstitutional executive orders. >> in the end, the senator joked about appealing to all voters when he said he could root for any college team, not just the gators. >> i need everyone's votes so will fill in the blank.. >> reporter: he held the final rally not too far from here in west miami two -- where he grew up as a possible court where he said he played as a kid. a cuban-american kid hoping to achieve a piece of the american dream. mobile does take florida. jorge estevez, channel 9, eyewitness news. sprint mobile's principal me to florida and elsewhere has been gop from runoff donald trump. >> he's been known throughout the campaign for his unapologetic attitude. christopher heath continues team coverage and palm beach where he will speak live on sensor station wrdq tv 27 me this evening of people are

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that's according to palm bay detectives at the scene along two-hour standoff today. news 6's troy campbell joins us with the breaking new details. how did this escalate into shots being fired? >> reporter: yeah, the scene is still very active. we're as close up as we possibly can go up to the crime tape. you can also see crime scene investigators still out here collecting evidence. palm bay police say this all started about 9:30 this morning when a 39-year-old man who allegedly threatened three construction workers doing work on his neighbor's house. the workers called police saying the man threatened to shoot him. the police used an intercom system to get the man out of the house. he exited the home for the final time and police say he was holding a handgun. officers then fired one fatal shot at the man.

keep in mind it is palm sunday today. . cloudy and cooler with a little bit of a breeze and highs today around 50 degrees here in charlotte, and that is well below average. there will be threats for showers in charlotte and a threat for snow in the mountains. >>> we're following breaking news this morning. north carolina highway troopers investigating a deadly crash on 485 outer near providence road. two lanes were closed overnight for several hours. they just reopened around 5:15. we're asking troopers about what led up to this crash and who those victims are. >>> new this morning, republican front-runner donald trump, his manager appeared to grab a protestor by the collar and it was caught on video last night. it shows he reached for the man's collar as a security officer also grabs him from behind. a spokesperson said he was speaking with the protestor when that person was pulled from behind and to his left. sources told cnn the protestor had been asked to leave prior to that altercation. this comes as push back from don

hillary clinton will be in west palm beach. and top leader donald trump just next door in palm beach. coverage tonight with carson chambers. carson. >> reporter: hey, guys. we're actually inside donald trump's private club. we are outside at this point because inside they are doing security sweeps. and there is a lot of gear in there from different news outlets that they are sweeping out at this point. we know it's an oppulent setting not side. a guilded ball room with chandeliers. there are guilded sinks in the women's bathroom to give you an idea what it looks like inside. tonight, whether or not donald trump became the republican defact toe nominee will depend on two big things, florida and ohio. if he can wrap up both states, he will be halfway to the delegates, putting him 1237 delegates that he would need to clench the nomination. a "new york times" report says that trump has received $1.9 because of the intense media coverage. he is expected to hold a press conference tonight at 9:00 p.m. of course we will be there and w

tree -- you into that palm tree. it's just an example of the stepped up security measures inside and out. >> reporter: stacked blockades and pockets of security personnel around ucf's arena were the first indicators donald trump's rally is closing in. >> i seen like five or six big security guards walking, patrolling, just making sure that everything's okay. the republican frontrunner's podium in place. the stage still under assembly as equipment cases clutert main floor. outside we watched as a camera was added to this tree along the entrance, and two more at each corner across the street. police told us they were in back-to-back meetings all day preparing for what it called a massive undertaking. it means a full staff will be assisted by orlando police, the sheriff's office, and u.s. secret service to secure every aspect. reports of a planned protest we told you about interest this undecided voter who told us he wants to gauge the energy on both sides. >> everyone's got some opinion. usually pretty strong. >> repor

donald trump in palm beach tonight and hillary clinton and marco rubio both in me. plorl's primary of course is march 15th. now trump has won alabama, georgia, virginia, massachusetts, and tennessee. hillary clinton taking alabama, arkansas, georgia, tennessee, texas and virginia. >> ted cruz won his home state of texas and he also vermont senator bernie sanders winning his home state ofer haver are and oklahoma as well. here are the states we are still waiting on. still racing for the race results to come out of colorado, minnesota, alaska caucuses and a g.o.p. winner still needs to be declared in arc park and in vermont. donald trump still speaking at a news conference in palm beach. >> mike simon is there live we'll check with him later. first a sample of what so far trump has had to say. >> i just tell you this we are going to be a much finer party, a much we're going to be a unified party to be honest with you, we are going to be a much bigger party and you can see that hampg we're going to be a much bigger party. our party is responding and all you have to do

we are at palm beach county where his second homo is located. he's going to be speaking to us later during the course of the night after the polls close in the state of florida. we do want to show you what he's saying on social media during the course of e day. mr. trump put out a tweet saying he has been getting some reports, and his staff and campaign, that he waste even on the ballot in some lockses here in the state of florida. then he put a qualifier to that saying he certainly hopes that's not the case. he was also on social media today saying had's the person across the state of florida and across the country to get things right, improve jobs, to bring jobs back here to florida, and been lost because of trade dpremts agreements made over the last several years. the big emphasis of his campaign. he's been calling for mrco rubio to drop out of the race. we just heard laura rodriguez mr. roub yo said he's not going to do that regardless of what happens here in florida. we'll be watching it very closely throughout the course of the next sever

live at marco rubio's event in west palm beach. >> he arrived here just a few moments ago. we are still waiting for him to get onto the stage. he is a traveling man today. he started out in jacksonville and went to melbourne and then came here to west palm for a rally. >> up in the corner, there's where all eyes are right now. >> so he could make a last minute appeal to voters. >> young marco rubio supporters at atlantic university have been getting ready all day for his rally on campus k. >> this is the first election i will vote in. and i am ready to see a republican in the white house. >> marco. marco. >> he was logging a lot of miles. making a final push to get every vote he can. >> if we solve the problems, we can be greater than we have ever been. >> reporter: he tries to win the home crowd tomorrow. all recent polls show him a distant second to donald trump in florida. >> so, i am asking you to vote. i am asking you to find other people to vote and i am asking you to do everything possible over the next 36 hours to ensure not that we just win florida but we win decis

currently 56 in deer park, 48 in palm coast, 53 oak hill. lots of sunshine in your forecast. >> a bill regulating the way is closer to becoming law at. t actually require them to where the cameras. we will explain. es >> police warn the latest story on the o.j. simpson case could turn out to be nothing. officials are examining a knife that was found buried at the home where simpson was living. simpson was found not guilty of stabbing his ex-wife and her friend. one captain believes this whole story is bogus from the get-go. the house approved a bill regulating how police officers use body cameras. the legislation is backed ivy family of -- by the family of corey jones. that officer did not have a body cameras. the law would require departments to develop standards for the use of body cameras. the legislation does not require officers to actually wear them. some of the best equestrian jumpers in the nation could land they are competing at the international equestrian center. one is the daughter of michael bloomberg. >> it takes skill and lots

live in palm bay, melanie holt, channel 9, eyewitness news. >>> breaking right now in orange county, we just learned that all lawsuits against the new west orange relief high school have been dismissed. all the individuals named said they agreed to dismiss them. we're working to find out what led to it. the two sides seemed far the school is slated to open in august of 2017 and construction with the lawsuits pending is already underway. >>> a seminole county substitute teacher has been fired for being drunk while teaching 2nd graders yesterday morning. holly joel bonded out of jail a few hours ago. kathy belich was there. she's had dui's in her past past but still got hired anyway. >> reporter: that's right. the district said that misdemeanor charges, which her dui was, don't disqualify people. sanford police said she didn't know what day it was her yesterday. they said they found her with a plastic water bottle like this with pink liquid in it. when they opened it up an officer said he smelled alcohol. >> what was in that bottle? >> 52-year-old holly joel posted $8,500 bond today an

he's been calm, more subdued. interested to see if that happens again tonight win or lose. live in palm beach tonight. fox 35 news. >>> thanks, and senator ted cruz's campaign volunteers are hosting watch parties, in several big states tonight. including here in florida. but the senator is back in his home state of texas, we'll monitor the satellites for any sign of him tonight. and 66 delegates are up for state of ohio, governor john kasich was out the early to cast his vote today. >> i've been doing the same thing for a long time and the last two weeks, we got more attention than the last seven months. people get to hear the message and the record, we've been able to grow. >> he also says, there's no way to join forces with donald trump. >>> thank you, and let's move on to the democrats right now. according to the recent poll data, hilary clinton stands to win in florida. we have more on that angle. daryl? >> that's right, and keep in mind, we're three and a half miles away from where mike simon just report there. trump's place there in palm beach. behind me is the podium, we expect h

in palm bay will climb to 82. if you are in town for spring break or maybe just headed to the beach today, we will be breezy and keep in mind that high risk or rip current. if you are getting in the water, which water temperatures are in the mid-60' s, we do have the strong reps that are coming in and they are strongest with the outgoing tide which happens late morning through early afternoon today. so during the daytime which of course is the most popular time to be at the beach and in the water. bike week underway still at daytona beach this week. we are a little gusty with those wins. tomorrow is still breezy. bit coming up the ocean and keeping a slightly cooler the coast then in our inland areas. tomorrow, we will be breezy and even warmer. tomorrow will be our warmest day of the next seven as we continue to climb. we may even get a few upper 80' s thursday as our wind shifts around it eventually comes out of the south southwest. we will talk more but our next best chance for rain this weekend coming up at ou

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and palm bay rescue says that's what's been the department has responded to more than 100 brush fire calls since and some of them are suspicious . >> reporter: some of these fires have also been in residential areas. palm bay fire rescue has gone so far to ask surveillance cameras to help them keep an eye on things. after more than 100 fires since january, images like these are becoming far too frequent around palm bay. >> a couple days ago, it flared back up. then yesterday it flared back up. and of course the fire department responded quickly. >> reporter: wayne smith lives off waco street in palm bay. fresh fires have left their mark. and like a fire last week, the cause here is still undetermined. on wednesday, there were at least three separate fires burning in an undeveloped area here known as the compound. these fires are considered suspicious. just because they don't believe all this occurred naturally doesn't mean someone set the fires intentionally. >> there's also a lot of atv activity out there, and they run all the time out there. it's not -- day but at night. >> reporte

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