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[ applause ] >> republican presidential candidate donald trump brings his campaign to central florida tomorrow. gather at ucf's arena to hear him speak. >> live with the details on the presidential frontrunner's visit. they are expecting a big crowd tomorrow. >> reporter: they certainly are. good evening, ryan and sonni. these barricades will be set up tomorrow to close off traffic on gem -- first come first serve. officials say they're prepared for a long line outside, setting up the guardrails to wrangle in all the people. >> all hands on deck, ucf prepares for the arrival of republican presidential candidate donald trump. campus officials say ucf pd has been working with campaign security and local law enforcement. law enforcement will be providing security inside the arena, and as prep work continues for the arrival of the donald, students on campus are >> donald trump is going out there saying we can make america great again. we the people are making america great. >> one of over 1,000 people who post online he'll be protesting trump tomorrow. >> he has not brought forth any policies that we can really abide by. he's dividing the right. he's actually instigateing populism across the nation. it is in our interest as americans to do our best to stand for the virtues and values that we've held dear through our entire tradition. >> many said the verdict is still out on trump. >> i'm here to get an opinion of what he really stands for as well as to experience what's going on, to see the people against him and the people for him. >> while others say it's an opportunity they couldn't pass up. >> this election season, there's known i want to the endorse, so -- when i go to this college, he's here, why not go and see him in person. it might make me not like him more. we'll see. >> it starts at 2:30. doors open at 11:00 a.m. four parking garages providing free parking. organizers want you to know you do not need to bringing signs or big bags or backpacks. reporting live from ucf, fox 35 news. >> sonni: g.o.p. candidate ben carson suspended his campaign today. >> but, you know, i did the math, i looked at the delegate count, i looked at the states, i looked at the requirements, and i realized it it simply wasn't going to happen. and if that's the case, i didn't want to interfere with the process. >> sonni: carson made that announcement today at the conservative political action conference in national harbor, maryland. >> ryan: marco rubio will also be in florida this weekend. where he stressed the importance of the elicks. >> we're having an election that's perhaps the most important in a generation. what's at stake here is not just the names on the ballot or which party is going to be in charge. we're literally being asked to decide the identity of our nation. and the identity of the conservative movement in the 21st century. >> and kansas is one of the a handful of states that will vote tomorrow. rubio will hold a rally at 2:30 tomorrow in jacksonville. we'll be there for full coverage. marco rubio did pick up a big endorsement. the "orlando sentinel" packing him. the paperback go -- backing hillary clinton. >> >> when it comes to trade deals, here's my standards. i won't support any agreement unless it helps create good jobs >> challenger bernie sanders was at southern illinois university where he labeled clinton the outsourcer in chief when it comes to trade. >> hillary clinton supported nafta, supported permanent normal trade relations with china, those agreements have cost us millions of jobs as a nation, hit the midwest particularly hard. if elected president, trust me, we will have a new set of trade policies. >> sonni: a new study by the tax policy center of sanders plan concludes that it would raise taxes on virtually everyone includes low income families. early voting for the primary starts tomorrow, runs through saturday, march 12th. check with your local elections office for locations, and you can still vote on election day, which is tuesday, march 15th. and just a reminder, we have live coverage from both rallies for donald trump at ucf and marco rubio in jacksonville. stay with fox 35 and fox 35 >> developing tonight, three people arrested after an armed robber points a gun at a young child. cops eventually caught the bad guys after a little justice on the streets in volusia county. here's fox 35's keith landry with more. >> reporter: the wild ride started at winn-dixie, deltona. maggie and her friend were about maggie's 2-year-old granddaughter in the car with them. >> this guy comes with a little hoodie on and he jumps in the back seat and he points a gun. >> the women say at one point he pointed the gun at the 2-year-old girl and demanded purse the purse and car keys. >> he put the gun on my shoulder. >> they wrestled with the bad guy and turned the gun on him. he hopped in a pickup truck and the two women followed in hot pursuit, calling police. >> as i'm talking to 9-1-1, we also stopped him in mid traffic >> maggie decided someone had to take this guy out so she drove over a median and rapid her suv into the pickup truck. >> you know, i slammed into him when he came the other way. i turned and got him. so he was immobilized. >> volusia deputies arrested the armed robber and two other suspects who were riding in the truck. detectives could release their names this weekend. keith landry, fox 35 news. >> ryan: a crime alert, thieves pretending to be from the orlando police department are calling people, hoping to steal money. valerie boey has more. >> reporter: next time your phone rings, officers want you to be on alert, if you get a call from the orlando police department. >> we have reports that unknown individuals are spoo f'ing an orlando police department phone number, call citizens and claiming to be representatives of the police department. it look like a call is coming from a different phone number. >> they are saying that there's money owed to a credit agency, and that if payment isn't made to that credit age, that a warrant will be written and issued for their arrest. however, these calls are not coming from the orlando police department. >> when residents called back the number, officers say they discovered that it was a substation line that had been spoofed. >> the administrative assistant realized what was going on and made proper notifications up the chain of command. >> he says it's important to know that -- >> at no time will the orlando police department or any legitimate law enforcement agency ask you to make payment of any kind over a telephone. >> sergeant baker says known has been victimized by this call but wants everyone to know ahead of time just in case. >> if you ever feel like it might not be a legitimate police department or a representative end of the line, call that agency back. as long as you call that agency back at a number you know is theirs, you can find out if it's a legitimate call. >> and officers say no one has been victim tied yet, but if it has happened, they say they need to know. valerie boey, fox 35 news. >> three, two, one, zero. liftoff. >> space x was able to launch their rocket tonight. this was the scene. the rocket is carrying a communications satellite into space and of course what goes up must come down. space x once again trying to softly land the booster on a drone ship but this time it was a bust. the video feed from space x stopped transmitting just moments before contact. 90 minutes later space x ceo tweeted rocket landed hard on the drone ship, did not expect this one to work but next flight fox 35's holly bristow is at cape canaveral air station with more tonight. >> reporter: the fifth time seemed to be the charm for space x to launch their rocket tonight. a beautiful liftoff at 6:35. space x launched an ses satellite into orbit. it will support telecommunications and broadcasts over in asia. this marks space x's first launch this year from here on the space coast. space x attempted to land the rocket after it detached from its payload onto an ocean barge. this would have been the first time for space x, but the attempt was unsuccessful. aside from the barge, everything else seemed to have gone according to plan, so a fairly successful night for space x out here on the space coast. reporting in cape canaveral, holly bristow, fox 35 news. >> sonni: it is a story that's burning up social media tonight. a knife reportedly found on oj tested more than 20 years after the murders of nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman. i talked with a legal analyst about what this could mean. construction started on the new stadium for orlando city soccer but a woman is doing what she can to put the brakes on the whole project. we'll hear from her. and the widow of a law enforcement officer, fighting to get full pension for all spouses of first responders who are killed on the job. what she needs lawmakers to do to make that happen. >> >> nearly $5 million 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may have444444444444 surfaced and rocking ham ham avenue is in the spotlight. the murder trial gripped the world 20 years ago. friday morning the lapd confirmed a knife was reportedly recovered in the late '90s in the home once owned by oj simpson. the captain says they were told a construction worker who was working on demolishing the mansion in 1998 discovered the knife. officer working security for a movie street across the street. >> i was really surprised. i would think an lapd officer, if this story is accurate as we're being told, would know that any time you are -- you come into contact with evidence, that you should and shall submit that to investigators. >> lapd says the officer may have been retired. he also may have thought the case was closed after oj's acquittal. he allegedly held onto the knife secretly for decades until last month, when he contacted lapd. he couldn't describe the knife but says the department's homicide division hopes to find clues on it to perhaps put the case to rest. >> it's my understanding that, depending on where an item is kept and how it's stored and maintained, that it's possible to get dna, you know, look at what we do forensicically with our natural history, discovery of items that are very old. so we're hopeful. they're not ruling it out. they say they're looking into all possible options. >> sonni: two big questions tonight with fox 35's legal analyst and defense attorney bob fisher. is there any way that this piece of potential evidence could land oj simpson back in a courtroom? >> generally speaking, no. the federal constitution prohibits what's called double jeopardy. you cannot twice be placed in jeopardy for the same criminal offense. meaning, if you go to trial and you're found not guilty, you cannot be prosecuted for that same crime by the same sort sovereign. the state of california prosecuted him. they can't pretty him again. the united states of america, could pretty him but there has to be a federal question and there doesn't appear to be any. >> what about the former police officer who was alleged to have been in possession of this knife for quite some time, if it does end up being a violent piece of evidence in that case, which is obviously years old, can he anything? >> sure he could. he could be charged with obstruction of justice if they can determine, based upon the that you that applies in california, that he intentionally withheld the evidence, was it negligent or intentional, et cetera, but it's absurd to think that a law enforcement officer would not turn over something that potentially could be a piece of evidence in a criminal prosecution immediately. >> of course, there's a lot to be seen in this case, but i think a lot of people had that same question and that same reaction when they heard that. we'll bring you back as we learn more. thank you. >> ryan: police have arrested 24-year-old joshua carter, police argue him on an unrelated violation of probation charge last night. investigators say the sedan carter was found in is also believed to be connected to 36-year-old jose gomez's death, found back on february 27 at the lotus landing apartment complex with a gunshot wound to the head. that case is urged to call crime line. meanwhile, marion county crime scene investigators digging up evidence of a body found buried in the ocala national forest. the sheriff's office received a tip about the body in an area off of forest road, 50. that's in ocala. the examiners did follow up and found human remains inside of a grave. an autopsy will be performed. they're trying to determine the person's identity. >> sonni: developing tonight, the florida senate could vote on a bill as soon as monday that would legalize full strength marijuana for terminally ill patients. the florida house passed this bill on thursday. a 2014 law was supposed to make it available to patients who suffer from cancer or chronic seizure, including children with epilepsy. that type of pot still hasn't reached patients because of legal fights involving nurseries in the florida department of health. state senator rob bradley, a republican, is the senate sponsor. >> this bill will make sure that promise that we made in 2014, and that probably is the most >> sonni: governor rick scott would still need to sign this. stay with fox 35 for updates on the story. >> ryan: get used to that sound, the 75th annual daytona bike week underway today, running through march 19. also this weekend, the daytona supercross at daytona international speedway. we were there this afternoon as riders went flying through the air, quite literally, at the course. supercross legend ricky car michael designed this year's course. >> i think it will be good for the fans and racers, safe but challenging at the same time. so i'm looking forward to it. >> the supercross is tomorrow night. the seventh annual ricky carmichael amateur supercross is set to roll on sunday. >> beautiful weather for today but cooler 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laquinta! the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today. america runs on dunkin'. >> sonni: we had good weather today. >> perfect weather. >> really nice weather. it looks like the cold front did the trick last night, you came through and gave us clear skies and some cool temperatures but some pretty nice temperatures right now. here's a replay of what we had overnight. last night and early this morning, again, the showers kind of blowing on through. moving through the area. temperatures right now 61 in melbourne, 53 over in daytona. 54 in leesburg. 52 in ocala. 50 degrees back over towards gainesville/ocala. again, very comfortable but also a little bit on the cool side. no doubt about that. winds right now are coming in from the north so that north breeze will continue to keep the dewpoints nice and low, which means the visibility stays great and also again the temperatures stay a little bit cooler than normal. normal should be basically getting down into the low to mid 50s. it looks like we'll get a little cooler than that in a few spots a little later tonight. clear and pleasantly cool here for the overnight. fantastic weather still expected as we get into the upcoming weekend, right now warming big time as we get into next week. we'll be looking at next week, by wednesday, thursday, friday, getting up into the middle 80s. 60 in tampa now. 50 degrees in jacksonville. definitely some chilly air to our north. high pressure again. a light breeze for a good chunk of the u.s. the only big weather feature going on, we have a snow maker through wisconsin and into michigan, and way out west, and this is great news, actually, out across california. california has been extremely dry over the last three to four weeks. they started out the winter season very wet but over the last three to four weeks, turning very, very dry. right now another big storm system is moving ashore, so they rain. mountain snow. of the system. they're getting something. right now that something is coming down in the form of rain. here's what our forecast lends itself toward with the high pressure to the north and a light wind, 55 to 58 along the coastline. 53, cooler up in daytona. 50 in sanford. gainesville. temperatures tomorrow, we're going to warm it back into the mid 70s, low 70s back along the coast line. all in all a great looking weekend. plenty of sunshine. humidity is low. the only fly in the ointment, to is definitely a little on the chilly side first thing in the morning with temperatures in the 40s and 50s. 76 for tomorrow. 76 on sunday. look at next week, we go hopping into the low to mid 80s. >> a good-looking forecast. job. >> sonni: now the widow of deputy scott pine, her family is being punished because her husband decided on a certain investment strategy. find out how she's asking lawmakers for help to make things right. >> ryan: 1.62 is what you'll find at the sunoco on east altamonte drive in altamonte springs. 1.63 is he citgo on 1792 in fern park. you're watching fox 35 news at reminder to like us on facebook, you can also follow us on twitter at fox 35 news. we'll be right rotisserie-style chicken raised without antibiotics? it's what we do. that same chicken pulled by hand? it's what we do. freshly-baked bread and crisp veggies? it's what we've always done. the new rotisserie-style chicken sandwich from subway. you wouldn't waste money buying a snow blower in miami. so why waste your money on overpriced lunches? instead, for just three dollars at subway, you can get one of our best 6-inch subs, every day of the week. it's the three-dollar sub of the day. subway. fresh is what we do. pp >> announcer: right now on fox 35 news... >> ryan: we have breaking news to pass along. two people killed in a crash. the map shows where this was located. just before 10:00 tonight, avalon and mckinley road there. the cause of the crash now still under investigation. we do have an update on this breaking story on fox 35 tonight at 11:00. we'll pass along the latest information. a pension problem for florida's first responders, some families getting no money from the state if those who answer the call are actually killed while at work. the widow of a local sheriff's deputy killed in the line of duty is urging lawmakers to reach a deal to fix the problem. >> sonni: keith landry tells us what she hopes will happen to help other families. >> keith: bridget pine continues her push for justice for the families of first responders who get killed on the job. she and her three children met with the media today. >> and they deserve 100% of my husband's retirement. not zero. >> orange county deputy scott pine was shot to death two years ago, responding to a burglary call. florida's retirement system says first responders can enroll in the state pension plan, or in an if a first responder in the investment plan dies in the line of duty, the family gets no money. pine. >> our children's future should not be a financial struggle because their daddy was a hero and gave the ultimate sacrifice. >> mrs. pine is pushing for families to receive 100% of the responder's salary if he or she dies. former judge with morgan and fairness. >> scott pine made the ultimate sacrifice for the citizens of orange county. the least, the bare minimum that we can do, is to help provide for his family as if he was still here, by providing his salary that he worked for and eventually died for. >> the state senate passed sb 7012 to give survivors 100% of a first responder's salary if they die on the job. mrs. pine is urging house >> please do not use my husband's life as a bargaining tool for political gain. he gave the ultimate sacrifice. >> pine and perry hope state lawmakers reach a deal and solve the problem before the legislative session ends in one week. in orlando, keith landry, fox 35 news. >> sonni: pine says she is personally e-mailing at 120 house members, asking them to solve this problem. we have a fox 35 follow-up right now, the florida woman accused of having sex with her boyfriend while her son drowned in a tub was sentenced to five years in prison today. 26-year-old pleaded guilty to charge neglect and lying to jacksonville police in january. her son was reported missing last summer, his remains found months later in january. as part of her plea deal, she agrees to testify against her former boyfriend, who later the body was hidden. he pleaded guilty to aggravated manslaughter and is expected to get 20 years in prison. >> a woman who filed a suit against the new stadium is dropping the lawsuit for now, but she plans to refile next week. she's also taking a second approach to try and stop the stadium, which is already started, from being built. fox 35's mike synan explains how. >> reporter: she is not giving up her fight against the soccer stadium, just changing the lawsuit. >> after all the additional research, the change of address, the selling, the value of the property, how much they paid for it, that list is so long, we had to amend it and come back. >> reporter: the new challenges 444444444444 the city may not have handled properly getting out of eminent domain once the stadium became a private venture. >> something has appeared and the citizens have not been represented by their elected officials. >> she's trying to slow the challenging the ruling of the appearance review board, who decide if the stadium will look proper in the neighborhood. >> if you honor the downtown guidelines, all the guidelines, this would not be here. >> she asserts the city broke its own rules while they owned the land because they are the city and don't have to follow the same rules as private developers. the city tells fox 35 they won't comment on that appeal. last week the mile an hour told us her lawsuit was frivolous. mike synan, fox 35 news. >> ryan: get ready to show purple pride, season opener for season two happening sunday at the citrus bowl. playing salt lake at 2:00 p.m., hoping to sell the stadium out. they're awfully close as of today. >> sonni: dozens of injured pelicans found in brevard county. wildlife officials are trying to figure out if someone is hurting the birds on purpose. we have the details after the break. and coming up at 11:00, nearly $5 million worth of gold bars north carolina. hear the new details about how crooks pulled off the heist coming up in just over 20 minutes on fox 35 news at 11:00. >> good friday evening. here with your i-forecast. work going on on the northbound lane of division after from carter street to anderson street. one right lane closed. that work will go on from 9:00 to 4:00 and it ends on monday, march 7th. remember, you can actually check out traffic and construction updates on your smartphone. to download the fox 35 weather and traffic app, techs the key word iphone or android to 87057. have a great weekend, everyone. >> a february jolt for jobs. the economy adding 242,000 new jobs last month. that's more than expected. we also had more people entering work: hourly wages falling slightly. stocks rising on friday. the dow up for three straight weeks now. meantime, gas is driving into march like a lion, prices rising again, up for 10 straight days. the national average for a gallon of regular unleaded costing about 1.81. but keep in mind that's around $0.65 lower than this time last year. and if you drive a ford f-150, listen up. the government investigating the complaints about brake toes, noses, eyes, hormones know, too. dogs know. kids know. st augustine knows. debs know. guys who peaked in high school know. oh yea, this guy? he definitely knows. scotts bonus s. the number one trusted brand in the south. it' >> search is on for a gunman that killed a man inside of an orange county gated community, police finding 22-year-old carlton wilson shot to death last night, off of orange blossom trail. at this point authorities have not released a motive as that search continues for the shooter. community, a girl scout robbed at a local wal-mart as she was cookies. the suspects were caught on camera, they have now been arrested. here is dana jay with more. >> reporter: volusia county deputies say this is the man who ripped the cash box out of the hands of a girl scout who was selling cookies on sunday. investigators say his sister was the pair turned themselves in yesterday. deputies say an officer saw the surveillance photos and recognized her. she's been arrested twice before. winter's husband who lives in north carolina called police after he saw news reports online. today the girl scouts of citrus posted a message on their blog which reads in part, we couldn't be more proud of the support this troop has received from their fellow girl scouts, and surrounding central florida communities. >> in brevard county they found dozens of injured pelicans spotted. it's left wildlife officers >> reporter: there's a big mystery here along the beaches in brevard county. people are trying to figure out exactly why they have discovered so many pelicans either dead or with broken wings within the last month. according to the brevard county ocean rescue chief, he tells us that they found 16 dead or cape canaveral, 60 county-wide just within the last month. it's a big concern for him. i did talk to florida fish and wildlife. they believe that it could be a cycle, a 5 to 10 year cycle where they see a large dieoff of pelicans. they've seen it in other species of birds in the past. >> for more on all these stories, stop by fox 35 orlando.com. >> some pro golfers are giving back in a big way, when we come back. >> make sure you go right down the line, okay? focus. >> sonni: after the break, meet some golfers helping children forget about their illnesses for a while. >> glenn: very nice. forecast right now, here in central florida, pretty good. we get ourselves some sunshine 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pretty scary because -- not knowing is the worst. >> this day she is soaking up the lesson so she can turn around and try to beat sean, which, by the way, well, we'll let her tell you. >> getting whopped today. >> this is a pga program called >> it makes the kids smile. >> and smile they do because despite being golf professionals , joey and scott's records against the kids are terrible. >> i've been doing it for 11 years and have never won a head to head competition. >> and that means every single child -- >> congratulations on winning a gold medal. >> wins a gold medal. >> it really helps us to get kids out of that room, the medical routine, and really just get to be a kid. >> and helps everyone involved feel better. parents -- >> what she has gone through over the next week, and her to be laughing and playing, it's wonderful. >> children. >> i've learned, don't think about what is wrong. just think about the good parts of life. >> there's nothing better than making a child smile. >> i'm so proud of you. >> and even golf pros. >> especially when they're sick. >> i want them all to be healthy. >> fox 35 news. >> sonni: they are doing a good thing. we have lynx for you on our website. go to fox 35 orlando.com. >> ryan: trending tonight, firefighters in new hampshire braved the chilly temperatures to rescue a dog in need. you can see the -- two firefighters getting the call this morning about a dog that was stranded in the icy river there. the men jumped into a rowboat both and had to break the ice before finally reaching the dog. you can see they were able to get him in the boot. veterinarians say the dog is expected to be just fine. hopefully they gave him something warm to eat after all that. >> we are so lucky we don't have to worry about being that cold ever down here. >> glenn: a little chilly for tonight. no danger tonight when it comes to the chilly temperatures. just a little bit on the cool side. not a huge issue. live radar looks good. cold front came through last night, as promised, and it also we did pick up anywhere from about a 10th of an inch to a quarter of an inch of rain but everything kind of pulled out and we had clear skies, beautiful conditions all day day. today was probably one of the prettiest days we've had for the entire year, the temperatures were just right, nice breeze. just perfect temperature. 78 degrees right now -- 78 earlier today in kissimmee. 81 in melbourne. 69 for a high temperature up in daytona beach. a little breeze off the ocean. 57 right now up in daytona, with bike week underway. 51 in deland. 56 in sanford. 50 in ocala. 59 in kissimmee. a little cool for tonight. dewpoints are still pretty low, mainly in the 40s. that will allow the air, because it's dry, to cool a little bit more into the 40s in some spots later tonight. 57 degrees at 9 miles per hour. a beautiful, beautiful night. 61 degrees right now up in -- down in melbourne. north wind at 11. humidity 78%. let's go up to gainesville. calm conditions right now. humidity sitting at about 89%. dewpoint at 47. again, the air is pretty dry. that's good. 76 for tomorrow afternoon. our breeze will be out of the north at 10. after a cool start, upper 40s, low 50s, warming up pretty quick. not a lot of wind for tomorrow. i know some past bike weeks we've had some real windy conditions. we've had rain, too. it looks like overall good-looking weather. perfect. about as good as you're going to get for this time of the year. for a nice long stretch of time in the next week. 36 in new york city. 29 in chicago. 32 up across bismarck. it's cold, as it should be for this time of the year, but no real big arctic blast. el nino is still moving along quite well. because of that, temperatures overall will be warmer than normal. it shows up in our county by county seven-day. metro orlando, 76 on saturday. 76 on sunday. next week, 82, 84, 85, head over brevard, volusia and flagler counties, for you wall to wall sunshine. great for bike week. 74 on saturday. 72 sunday. a little bit cooler with the proximity to the ocean. and we're expecting temperatures next week to warm into the upper 70s to about 80. and one last stop taking us up towards the ocala/gainesville area. 74 for tomorrow. next week. overnight lows comfortable, upper 50s to low 60s. and seven-day forecas 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 name your flavor pick any 2 iconic tastes- a big mac made with 100% beef, seared on the grill quarter or crispy 10-piece chicken mcnuggets grab your crew today. hurry in and say - lemme get a mcpick 2 >> in the o-town countdown. >> no. 3. you can catch cool and the gang at universal orlando. 8:00 p.m. saturday on the music no. 2, wonder works celebrating its 18th-year on i-drive. to celebrate the first 18 people who purchase tickets online using the code happy 18th 18th anniversary will get free admission for themselves and their immediate family. no. 1, and a fight for air climb orlando happens tomorrow at the bank of america building in downtown. people will climb 512 steps as they collect pledges for the american lung association. and that's tonight's o-town countdown. >> ryan: check this out. two minnesota high school basketball teams had one big game last night. three buzzer beater shots that forced the game into four . >> can you imagine that? it's a shame either team had to lose. 103-100. in the end, waseka high school winning. that was as good a finish, three different times, as you'll see in high school basketball. a blind veteran has been through a lot in his life but not victim. coming up after the break, we'll show you how the veteran did not break down from his latest life-threatening situation. put more fun in your day with ice-cream-flavored coffees at dunkin' donuts. go for delicious flavors like butter pecan, cookie dough, or new 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in a truck robbery on interstate 95 last year. >> sonni: right now at 11:00, three people in custody after an one of the suspects pointing a gun at a toddler. we speak to the victims. new standards could be coming on how misuse body cameras. we'll update you on a bill coming up in the legislature. how astronaut scott kelly is adjusting to life back on earth. >> sonni: wear following breaking news tonight. two people killed in a car accident in winter garden, and five people taken to the hospital. this happened just before 10:00 at avalon road and mckinney road. valerie boey has more. >> reporter: investigators say two people are dead and five are injured. right now investigators are still on scene. they're looking for evidence. you can see the white car down there. it is in the ditch. investigators say two vehicles there were no witnesses who saw what happened, so they're trying to figure out exactly how this all occurred. of course, this is a very dark road, with no streetlights. meanwhile, traffic is being blocked off here at this intersection. if you notice over here, there's probably around half a dozen fhp cars blocking the area and we saw cars having to turn around. so if you can, try to avoid this area. meanwhile, we will keep you updated as new information becomes available. live in winter garden, salary boey, fox 35 news. >> sonni: an armed carjacking in volusia county leads to a gun being pointed at a 2-year-old. three people are in custody tonight. fox 35's keith landry has more. >> keith: the wild ride started at winn-dixie, deltona. maggie and her friend were about to go shopping and they had maggie's 2-year-old granddaughter in the car with them. >> this guy comes with a little hoodie on and he jumps in the back seat and he points a gun at our head.

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