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happening. tonight, a simple app that can help you watch over your home. here's linsey davis. >> reporter: imagine watching this scene play out on your cell phone. three burglars climbing through your window as you watch from miles away. that's exactly what happened to yina navarro brown. >> i was scared. >> reporter: yina was at work when the motion sensor went off on her cell phone, thanks to canary, a home security system that sends audio and video to your smart phone. within ten seconds, all three guys are scared away. these disturbing events are becoming more visible due to an influx of sales of cameras you can view remotely. 5.5 million were sold in 2015. a 240% increase since 2012. in april of 2014, two parents in houston caught this burglar on camera snooping around their baby's room while they slept. back in florida, tampa police have already caught one and are still looking for the others. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, the media mogul and the surprise wedding. >>> and the new cases of zika in the u.s. >>> and tonight, we remember the geni

helicopter airlifting two inmates to freedom. >> linsey davis has the story. >> it was a brazen made for the movies prison break that turned into a comedy of air ers. two inmates in quebec struggling to climb to a hijacked helicopter and gain freedom. one almost makes it to the top even gets a hand from a partner in crime. only to fall. one minute later, the chopper tries taking off but fails. all the while, unarmed guards ar spectacle. prevented by prison policy from intervening in an escape where guns may be involved. after more failed attempts to get onto the roof and now five minutes in, they take off again. this time with the inmates in tow. but the rope gets caught on a security camera here having it off and hitting it the other inmate. >> highly unlikely you would ever have an external aerial escape in the united states because we have so many safeguards against it. >> reporter: in the end the inmates from this 2013 incident were both back back behind bars within hours linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> wow. >> incredible. >> can you believe that? coming up, digging in on march

the minnesota caucuses right there. linsey davis is in florida he's talking in very confident terms in the state of florida. what we'll see over the next two weeks, to borrow a phrase from ted cruz, a carpet bombing. >> it's like the good news is, marco rubio just got his first win and the bad news is, marco rubio just got his first win. he finishes off the night 1 of 15. you really couldn't tell that based on his enthusiasm and his energy on the stage behind me tonight. and the supporters were just as jum beat. one of the first words out of his mouth, donald trump. he said, look, this guy is a con artist. the polls show in several states, donald trump's numbers are going down and our numbers are going up. the pundits say i'm an underdog and i'll accept that. because this is a country based on underdogs and we will win. his chances winning in florida in two weeks. saying i know how to win in florida. >> linsey davis. we'll take a quick break. more on the democrats and the clinton. allergies can distract you. so when your symptoms start... ...doctors recommend taking non-drowsy clari

son's suicide years later. linsey davis has the latest on the case. >> reporter: the nfl is known for its big hits on gridiron which can result in big injuries. it's no longer the nfl being affected. now pop warner just settled its first ever concussion related lawsuit. pop warner is the largest youth football organization in the united states. more than 250,000 kids play each year. 25-year-old joseph cher knack at 11 years old played four years with pop warner. then ten years later committed suicide and was later diagnosed with the brain disease caused by head encephalopathy or cte. >> i couldn't understand why a happy kid turned into someone so depress depressed. >> the family sued for $5 million. >> we just want children to play. we don't want children to engage in combat. >> reporter: the lawsuit claims pop warner failed to enforce limitations on hitting in practice stating their conduct was deliberate and actual disregard of the plaintiff's right to safety, health or life. since 2010, pop warner now benches any child suspected to have a concussion and is unable to play again

now on duty. abc's linsey davis on the major show of force right here in new york city tonight. >> reporter: these images of the bombed-out subways in brussels striking fear into the hearts of american come muters. across the country tonight, a heightened state of vigilance. in new york city, thousands of additional officers at the ready. >> this is something we think about every minute of every day. monitoring the subway, complete with bag searches and k-9 units. something we witnessed firsthand as we took a subway to grand central station, where more than 750,000 people stream through every day. do you find yourself being more vigilant today? >> absolutely. keep your eyes open, watching what's going around. we've seen a lot more police presence. >> always aware of my surroundings. look left and right, up and down. >> reporter: while there is no current intelligence that suggests a threat in these american cities, from washington, d.c. to chicago to los angeles, authorities are increasing security and deploying extra officers. >> we hope that powers that be are doing what they

. >> paula, thank you. >>> next, to abc's linsey davis, in miami tonight. senator marco rubio's hometown, with one more rally there this evening. no surprise that so many of these candidates have pivoted, already to florida, with one of the next major contests after super tuesday. >> reporter: good evening to you, david. you're exactly right. huge support here in his home state. marco rubio is expected to speak in just a few minutes. he is already looking forward to that florida primary, just two weeks away. and, of course, this is a must-win state for him. and, increasingly, we're seeing members of the republican establishment showing support for rubio. want you to look at a picture. rubio with former louisiana governor bobby jindal, former presidential candidate himself. and look at that sign rubio showed off from a supporter. "boyfriend prefers trump, i'm single now." rubio says he can establish himself as the clear choice for those voters who simply don't want to sign on with donald trump. >> of course, marco rubio has a lot riding on tonight, as we follow the results as they come in

family hostage. abc's linsey davis reports on the terrifying hours inside of that home. >> reporter: relief in a mississippi community after police say this man, a fugitive, was killed during a terrifying home invasion. >> reporter: police say rafael mccloud who faced rape and murder charges, broke out of jail last week after holding an officer at knifepoint. >> we consider this man dangerous. he was armed with a homemade shank when he left the jail. >> reporter: his escape sparked an intense manhunt. less than a mile away from that jail, police say mccloud forced his way into a home, taking a man, his wife, and their 5-year-old child held hostage for hours. >> 30-year-old male stabbed in the back is in the bath tub. >> we believe there was a struggle ensued inside the home with the homeowner. >> reporter: that man was tied up, then stabbed in the shoulder. his wife able to grab the gun. once her husband could get free, he shot and killed m mccloud was pronounced dead at the scene. while the husband was hospitalized, police say his injuries were not life-threatening and his wife and

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there. linsey davis is in florida tonight with the rubio campaign. he's talking in very confident terms in the state of florida. what we'll see over the next two weeks, to borrow a phrase from ted cruz, a carpet bombing. >> it's like the good news is, marco rubio just got his first rubio just got his first win. he finishes off the night 1 of 15. you really couldn't tell that based on his enthusiasm and his energy on the stage behind me tonight. and the supporters were just as jum beat. one of the first words out of his mouth, donald trump. he said, look, this guy is a con artist. the polls show in several states, donald trump's numbers are going down and our numbers are going up. the pundits say i'm an underdog and i'll accept that. because this is a country based on underdogs and we will win. he was down right bullish about his chances winning in florida in two weeks. saying i know how to win in florida. >> linsey davis. we'll take a quick break. more on the democrats and the possible epic battle between clinton. allergies can distract you. so when your symptoms start... ...docto

much for a talent agency. abc's linsey davis has more. >> you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. >> reporter: judge judy, the no nonsense cut to the chase courtroom command er >> you speak, i rule. then you shut up. do you understand? >> reporter: known for her sizzling shutdowns. >> don't pee on my leg and tell me it's raining. >> reporter: finds herself in the middle of a courtroom drama, a multimillion dollar lawsuit. >> please. >> reporter: talent agency rebel entertainment partners filed a lawsuit monday suing cbs television, claiming the media giant failed to pay the millions in profits and saying the show is now losing money because. judge's $47 million annual salary. >> where's the money? >> $47 million is quite high for a salary. and leaves nothing for any of the people that were supposed to receive profits from the show. >> reporter: the lawsuit claims rebel entertainment is entitled to 5% of the show's net profits, but says they haven't received a dime since february 2010, when the judge's salary nearly doubled. that money allegedly coming out o

linsey davis on the terrifying hours inside that home. >> reporter: relief tonight in a mississippi community, after police say this man, a fugitive, was killed during a terrifying home invasion. police say rafael mccloud, facing rain and murder charges, broke out of jail last week after holding an officer at knifepoint. >> we consider this man dangerous. he was armed with a homemade shank when he left the jail. >> reporter: his escape sparking an intense manhunt. this morning, less than a mile away from that jail, police say mccloud forced his way into a home, taking a man, his wife and their 5-year-old child, held hostage for hours. >> 30-year-old male stabbed in the back is in the bath tub. >> we believe there was a struggle ensued inside the home with the homeowner. >> reporter: that man was tied up, then stabbed in the shoulder. his wife was able to grab a gun. once her husband could get free, he shot and killed mccloud. mccloud was pronounced dead at the scene. while the husband was hospitalized, police say his injuries were not life threatening and his wife and son were not h

authorities allow her to do that? here's linsey davis. >> reporter: tonight, that jetblue flight attendant and former jamaican beauty queen remains behind bars, charged with possession and intent to distribute cocaine. >> we left here expecting that to happen. >> reporter: authorities allege marsha gay reynolds, off duty at the time, tried to smuggle 70 pounds of the drug last friday. tsa officials confirm they scanned her crew member badge, which cleared her through she was then randomly selected for secondary screening. that's when reynolds, a former track runner, sprinted, leaving her heels and roughly $3 million of cocaine behind. the officer did not chase her, saying his primary concern was that her luggage could have contained explosives. the next morning, authorities had not identified her. she showed up for her scheduled shift with jetblue the next morning, and surprisingly was allowed to fly to new york. >> this may be a security lapse. >> reporter: she will remain in custody while waiting for a bail hearing. and we're still waiting for answers. >> thank you. >>> still m

. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> as she mentioned air travelers can spec to see increased security. in orlando, a jet from brussels was isolated when it landed all this in the anxiety right after the terror attacks. even with the extra security terminals are still considered soft targets. >> we will have clearly entered a period of new normal where we have to be concerned about a much broader range of attacks. >> the airport in brussells is >>> you know, the state department is warning terrorists may attack sporting events overseas but here at home, the final four facilities are getting under way in less than two weeks in houston. after the brussels attacks security will be even tighter. city police will be getting help from state and federal agencies. this will be the largest ncaa men's basketball championship crowd ever. with the other final four activities, houston expects visitors. >>> and ice is threatening other countries which take part in the u.s.-led military coalition. the terror group promises dark days for countries aligned against the islamic state threatening what the