or any steakhouse lunch combo >> bob: trending tonight. mark zuckerberg gets his baby girl max vaccinated and anti-vackinators go nuts. one person saying vaccine is poison for human kind but other fans saying thanks for supporting science. >> luanne: a brand new rolls royce plowed in the his house home. he said the driver got out of the car saying he would take care of everything if he didn't call the police and then took off. is in my property can i keep the car? they said that is not how it works. i am like all right. >> luanne: sounds like an even trade to me. police ran the vin number and found the vehicle actually belong today a dealership. >> bob: if you are going to get hit by something you want to to be a rolls royce at least. >> luanne: someone has money. man's best friend attacked on a walk with his master. >> bob: the master said pit bulls latched on to his service dog. it was stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stre-eam stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stream when i want you in my arms when i want you and all your charms whenever i wa

doesn't look bad. >> bob: you throw bacon on anything -- >> andrea: it is vegan. >> bob: when live hands you lemon you make lemonade. >> andrea: when life hands you two feet of snow on the wedding you make memories. >> it was a lot of fun and i think our pictures will be next level. >> andrea: meet the bride and groom who didn't let a winter >> bob: not like they >> bob: a blizzard of 2016 didn't stop one long island couple from getting married in new york. >> andrea: the bride here wearing snow boots partied on the subway to get to the church because the roadways were shutdown. it is not the first time snow played a role in bigmoments. >> we partied with strangers and it was a lot of fun. i think our pictures are going to be next level. >> she beat the snow to be arriving in this world and i thought she would lose this but pulled it off. >> the couple invited 200 people h to the wedding and surprising 100 made the trip. after the church wedding the couple and their guest walked through the snow to their reception. >> bob: chattering teeth saying i do. dozens of central florida >> andrea

, bob was back on the air. and since has spent the last decade reporting from around the globe, from inside north korea. >> we're told that 10,000 to 15,000 have actually come here. >> to deep down a colombian mine. >> that is about the most frightened i have been. >> but through it all, bob never who treated him like one of their own. bob and lee have devoted their lives to helping our wounded veterans and the families who support them. the bob woodruff foundation, with its annual stand up to heroes gala in new york, has reaching more than 2 million of our veterans and families. >>> and i'm proud to be part of that organization and proud that bob woodruff joins me now from his latest assignment, beijing, where he began his career. happy alive day, my friend and of course to doug who continues to shoot beautiful video for abc. bob, i just want your thoughts on this anniversary. >> well, you know, it's been -- it's hard to believe it's been ten years. this time has flown past so quickly, so quickly -- i mean, we

bob dole yesterday explained why. he said donald trump is someone we can make a deal th, we can cut a deal, we can work with him. listen, if you're someone in this country who thinks we need more republicans in washington to cut a deal with the democrats to agree with harry reid and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, then you ought to vote for donald trump. >> and joining us now, rich lowry, the orchestrated effort to take dow the billionaire and republican alex castellanos, campaign strategist too bob dole, george bush and mitt romney, who thought about blocking trump >> rich, is ted cruz correct there, you saw that interview with george, has donald trump become the establishment candidate? >> yeah, the reason, martha, we did this issue, we wantmd to make two issues. number one, donald trump is not a conservative. and two, we wanted to make the point, not the so-called establishment that's opposing trump, in fact, as we speak, you have elements of the political accomplishment among republicansns hiding under their desk,

. >> bob: so many people have been following this story ever since it began and lonzie became a part of the community. after hearing the news, tony saying rest in peace baby boy, go run and play now. found him? i cannot stop crying for this beautiful baby boy. you can read more on the lonzie barton case and the story and the unfortunate results of today on fox35orlando.com. >> luanne: temperatures down into the 30s across most of central florida and some i areas are looking at freeze warnings. >> glenn: temperatures will be the coldest we have seen and felt today for the year. there is a tendency to warm us up when we have clouds but they have been shoved down to the south toward the bahamas. we have crystal clear skies, dry air mass, and when you have that dry air mass, temperatures will be allowed to drop all the way down into the 30s for most of 59 right now in clermont, 54 in melbourne in daytona. here is the freeze warning in marion, putnam, citrus and flagler. the rest of central florida has above freezing temperatures but cold. 37 in daytona, 41 in melbourne, 40 in kissimmee,

we will keep your eye on this >> bob: and check out these dare devils in miami. hours. drivers have been tearing up the roads just this afternoon. wheelies and stunts. the time i was watching them they were going through red traffic. actually police had been expecting this because it was last year on mlk day that bikers again taking to the streets doing all of the same type of stuff. you are watching it live here. there is a lot more than a few hours ago. they do this in the name of stopping violence. they should not go through red lights while doing it. they call it bikes up, guns down. applaud their cause, i suppose, but maybe not so much the way they are going about it. >> andrea: little concerned. trying to navigate. >> andrea: homes torn apart and lives lost with an early morning tornado turning deadly in manatee county. >> bob: people riding out the storm in trailers and unfortunately one couple lost their life. crystal clark is live. >> reporter: this family's life is scattered in the ditch across the street. they came together to try to pick up the pieces. the w

thanks. >> good to see you, bob. >> bob: coming up, the hunt is on. why hundreds of hunters are heading to the florida everglades to find these guys. pythons. >> bob: plus an eagle voice silenced. glenn frey inspired a generation. we'll have a look back at his the powerball pool, bought we'll tell you if it paid find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. america runs on dunkin'. hey, guys, it's annie. you know, as moms, we are always looking for new ways to save money. pwell today, i'm going to share with you pa simple tip that could help you stretch your budget when it comes to your grocery shopping. pit's easy: bogos from other stores pbut walmart every day low prices, pwell, that could save you some money. orlando, the total amount saved at walmart vs winn dixie was $21.22 in this week's basket - that's 17% including bogos. give walmart every day low prices a try today. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espress

. >> bob: an orlando police officer opens fire on a stolen car. the split second decision that may have saved his life. >> buses come to take the homeless but most refuse to go. we will tell you why. >> bob: it is your money and wait until you hear how much will be used to save this century old tree || downtown. || >> and p the laser that could save florida's 11 billion citrus crop. >> right now on fox35 news at ten: >> bob: watch here when a car refuses to pull over during a >> stop. stop the car. put your hands up. put it down. put it in park. put it in park. >> bob: investigators say it was a 17 year old boy who was behind the wheel of that car. police say he refused to stop so they shot and wounded him. >> andrea: that suspect is in juvenile custody and fox's keith landry spoke with a law enforcement expert who thinks officers did the right thing. he is live outside of the orlando police department. good eveningx keith. >> reporter: well, orlando police just released two videos that show how a traffic stopped quickly turned into a split-second

bage >> bob: the search for a bold pet shop thief. >> luanne: he stole a python by >> bob: and el chapo is sparking during this extended visit from your extended family, all you want is a peaceful moment to stream your show. and you need enough bandwidth to share with a full house of hungry users. lightning internet from bright house networks. the speed you need. and now connect to... premier tv, 15 megabit internet and hd-dvr service... only $92 a month

bob: yes, it is. andrea: [indiscernible] bob: yes, that was. >>> meanwhile taking a trip back in time... . andrea: one of your favorite movies on fox. >> excited to take on the role of frenchy. andrea: grease live, we are bob: that is right, born to hand jive, baby. grease is the word on fox this weekend. it doesn't matter if you are a tboard or a pink lady. andrea: fox 35 john brown has the growing excitement. pink ladies, t birds and cool cars... . reporter: it's all coming to fox 35 and it's all live. grease live brings the iconic songs and the scenes from the movie as well as stage show with a little extra thrown in. >> for people that know and love the film,iths very similar to the film. we are borrowing a couple songs from the stage version which people may not know, but they work really well. reporter: grease live starts aaron as juco and aryan huff as sandy. >> sandy is fresh and innocence and purity, everything is a new experience for the fist time. reporter: of course there's the pink ladies

know better sleep >> bob: want to bring you breaking news. these are live images we are getting of emergency crews trying to rescue a guy who was stuck down in a pipe. this is in oakland, california. firefighters are not sure how a condition he is in. but as you can see he is getting plenty of help and hopefully they'll get the guy out of the pipe shortly. >> luanne: the governor kicked off the legislative session with the annual state of the state. today marked governor scott's fourth year in a row. >> the state of florida is one is growing. we have 20 million residents and at a faster rate of california and new york. florida has added one million jobs. the governor says the best way to help the state continue to grow is to bring more jobs to florida. >> bob: here we go. caught on camera. a pet store thief with a risky plan. steals a snake from the plan by stuffing it down his pants. happened at a-z pets in portland, oregon. workers no notices the python missing. >> bob: workers amazed at the bold move. >> he is lucky it wasn't feeding day.

bob: thank you. the rain continuing to fall tonight. andrea: fox meteorologist brooks tomlin tracking it all. i hope you had a good thursday, another soggy day across central florida and even this evening seeing more moderate to heavy rain. right now predominantly rain. that means light to moderate steady rain. the heaviest rain over southern volusia and predominantly a lot rain. you can see most of the rain moving east-northeast. this wave with heavy rain i am thank youful we didn't see breaks of sunshine today because there would be rumbling of thunderstorms, maybe strong ones had we had any kind of instability. still dealing with rain till nine or midnight. we will see clearing skies from west to east. how much rain? daytona the big winner over 2.5 inches. we will come back and talk bob: a petition recently got enough signatures to drive the medical marijuana initiative forward. reporter: just like in 2014, this will be amendment two on the ballot. proponents of medical marijuana will be asking you to vote yes on amendment two. they.

bob: it could have been a lot worse. an elderly driver was caught driving on the wrong side of state road 38. andrea: what the highway patrol is saying about that driver. and it's $1.66 at ``p@ bob: he's lucky he did not kill himself or anyone else. an elderly man gets pulled over after he was caught driving the wrong way for a number of miles on state road 98. andrea: holly bristow spoke with the florida highway patrol tonight. >> i'm heading into orlando, and a couple minutes back somebody got on ghght wrong direction on reporter: they received a dozen calls reporting a pickup truck traveling the wrang way. this is dash cam from the first trooper to catch up with him. reporter: a senior driver -- we believe he came on to the eastbound lanes going the wrong direction. traveling westbound and the dallas entrance or exit ramp. they believe the wrong way driver entered at dallas boulevard. for almost 8 miles, he traveled on the paved shoulder going in the wrong direction with dozen of frantic callers calling the highway pa

. >> bob: there you go. why the officer actually cut him a small break. >> andrea: really. >> bob: they have books on tape, don't they? >> andrea: they do. for investors and inventors. what florida tech match is all about. >> glenn: we have a date with some heavy rain tomorrow. it looks like it's going to be showing up tomorrow afternoon. much more on those rainfall totals and more on the cold temperatures for the weekend coming up. >> bob: the pump grall, gas 1.67, the speedway on turkey during this extended visit from your extended family, all you want is a peaceful moment to stream your show. and you need enough bandwidth to share with a full house of hungry users. lightning internet from bright house networks. the speed you need. and now connect to... premier tv, 15 megabit internet and hd-dvr service... only $92 a month >> bob: shocking new video out of minnesota. this driver, look at him swerving all over-the-road, back and forth. when police pulled him over the guy confessed he was reading the latest

. >> bob: do you like rain, too? >> a little bit. >> bob: i think glenn can help out on both fronts. >> glenn: we have a cold front the way. a little bit of everything but the weekend is shaping up to be pretty good even though the cold front is in the forecast. we had rain overnight as first half of the day with a few lingering in brevard and developing out to the west, located across texas, is the next storm system and with it is the cold front. that cold front is going to show up as we go through the second half of the weekend. temperatures not too bad. mainly upper 60s to lower 70s. we held the temperatures down a cover. this is our visit orlando tower cam on top of the hyatt regency. 71 degrees. we will talk more about the cooler temperatures, and it is getting cool, for next week coming up. >>> a manager in marion county busted accused of hiding a camera in the woman's restroom of his store. customers saw it and called the deputies. valerie boy is live in ocala with more. >> reporter: hey there. store was secre

: ashley, great talking to you. >> same here, bob. >> bob: new tonight, stolen guns and an intense chase in the call of the wild. takedown ends and neighbors are stunned to see what happened. joel? >> more than 85,000 people in 20 ma >>> a crime alert to tell you about. two people in custody after a robbery and police chase in brevard county. >> bob: it started at a home in rock ledge and ended at the brevard county zoo. dana jay has the story. >> reporter: this is a nice neighborhood with kids walking to school and neighbors in the driveway talking to each other. what happened last night is totally unexpected. investigators were called to the home of 900 block of bride lane. >> i heard car doors screaming and came out and seen three police cars here, a crime scene down the road. >> reporter: arm robered made their way into the house and stole guns from the people who live there. >> it is really unbelievable someone would have enough nerve to come because we are tight neighbors and all of us know each other. so for that to happen is scary because it could have happened to me. i live next

something positive. >> bob: yes, yes, please. you are always welcome. we will leave the light on for you. and a space heater. good to talk to you, my friend. >> thank you. >> and the blizzard causing problems, cancellations at orlando international airport, the focus here in orlando. keith landry live with a report on the flight delays and the cancellations. good evening, keith. >> reporter: oia, you can see canceled, canceled, canceled. big bright red is the color for here tonight. airport officials telling us at least 77 flights were canceled in and out of iia tonight, and at least 100 were delayed coming in and out of central florida. frankly, as that storm continues to roll up the east coast, things could be even worse tomorrow morning. the red eyes belong to tired travelers overwhelmed by a wave of delays and cancellations tonight. some travelers take naps while they wait for others to arrive on delayed flights. pedro and his family were trying to fly to washington, d.c., today to get a connecting flight back to brazil, but that isn't going to happ

i am the winner. >> bob: okay. the odds of hitting it 1-292 million, right? the drawing is at 11 o'clock and we will have the winning numbers on fox35orlando.com once they are announced. two suspects are under arrest for terror charges. >> andrea: and the men are both refuges from the middle east. >> reporter: two refuges from charges in the united states. one in texas where federal authorities sealed an indictment against the man who came to america in 2009. the 24 year old is accused of trying to provide material support to isis and said to have lied about his weapons training. and charged with lying about his travels to syria. the arrest are reigniting the debate about refuges coming to the united states. accepting the fleeing in the middle east is becoming a major issue in washington. the obama administration insist refuges could be welcomed while securing the safety. >> they undergo the most rigorous screening of any individual entering the united states. >> reporter: the plan to being stifled. michael mccall is urging a new to stop the threat. >> isis s

bob: the bust was discovered on facebook. reporter: if you want to get drunk and blois die, drink this -- possibly die, drink this. it's 100% alcohol ready for sale in a trailer park in mason county. deputies got a tip that a man was advertising it on his facebook page. number listed. they say his girlfriend answered. she said she would accept it for $20 a pint so she could raise money to bail him out of jail. they set up a sting. when they searched the couple's trailer they found a 5 gallon jug of the stuff. >> i don't know where they are getting it. reporter: deputies say christy admitted to buying the moonshine from someone else. that person turned out to be richard lott, he told departments he was ripping the pure grain alcohol off from the distillery where he worked. he said he had been trading it for meth. down the street thomas chapman was on the street corner warning the neighborhood about illegal drugs. andrea: militants stormed a school in northeastern pakistan. the military eventually killed the four gunmen. a chem

search ajackson on twitter and >> bob: for me it is at ||x >> bob: mount dora's new city manager is considering resigning after seven months on the job. >> tracy jacim sat down to find out why. >> reporter: mount dora's city manager for seven months is already offering to resign. >> i am not sure it is a betism i am accepting either outcome. if i am going to manage i have to manage on my terms and i don't mean that as defiant but i do get people involved and solicit their input but i have >> reporter: he said new city council members and old mount dora rez sident residents who | have been gunning against his long-term planner. last year threats against the manager forced him to withdraw his bid and now some folks are trying to get him fired from the deputy manager post. he said he is an excellent city manager >> i don't think it is partisan politics >> it is personal? >> it seems to have taken that tone. >> reporter: he doesn't know what is at the heart of this. mount dora is undergoing major development and land use issues and he has been in the thick of them. but button line he said: >> i thi

bob: new tonight at 10:00. we have golf course community, so how about farm community where we have homes built around farms? that would be the plan. it would be a develop fundamental near fort florida road. reporter: it could be this 300 acres of land in debary could be the latest development, a community built around a farm. >> it's easy to build a golf course. these community you have to get more involved. but you are not just building a neighborhood around a golf course. you are creating a community that works together, and that brings people together. reporter: instead after golf farm is the center of a development. the eastern boundary of the property sits a half mile from u.s. highway 1792 and this, the successway station. >> i have a lot of builders interested in being part of the community. i have got the handful of developers that understand the concept and want to work with us. and i'm really excited. reporter: residents in the community would be sable to buy a subscription to goods from the farm, re

toaster >> bob: tragic news out of colorado. search crews have found a missing hike her from maitland dead. the national park service says the crews found the body of 58-year-old ronald webber at the rocky mountain national park, in northern colorado. he went hiking tuesday and was reported missing yesterday. crews found his car in the parking lot at the long's peak in the park, 14,259 feet. >>> today rescue crews found his body at the base of a broken cliff band right near a lake. authorities believe that he probably fell 200 feet. the exact cause of his death, though, will be determined by the boulder county coroner's office. >> time for your news wrap. 10 years behind bars for a woman who ran over a 12-year-old boy. the extended time handed down. >> reporter: 29-year-old michelle simkins asked a judge for leniency, however, she did not get it today. michelle simkins was found guilty of leaving the scene of an accident with serious bodily injury two years ago on new year's eve in cocoa beach, hitting 12-year-old thomas gregory

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>> bob: fox weather alert. temperatures are dropping all across central florida. looking live outside and that is along international drive right there. it is more the sun set we are focused on. that is pretty. except when the sun goes down so will the temperatures and most areas will see temperatures in the 30s. >> andrea: glenn richards is in changes. >> glenn: temperatures running below normal. temperatures going cold tonight. just the beginning of an ex extended period of colder weather. just smoke picking up with a controlled burn. 53 in tampa, 54 along mel boehner -- melbourne. tomorrow is colder than what we will get tonight but it will be cold. 53 in daytona, 51 in gainesville right now. here is a look at the freeze watch and warning. flagler up toward gainesville and ocala for later on tonight. here are the forecast lows. 40 in kissimmee, 39 in titusville, 37 in daytona, 32 in ocala, and 30 in gainesville. so a freeze likely as you go further north and west the air is dry and that is why we have the clear blue skies. clear and 55. much mover county by cou

. >> bob: starting with a weather alert alert. frigid air invading central florida. definitely jacket weather. this is the camera on international drive. it is only 50 degrees. i laughed at the car dealer ship. so cold parts of the viewing area are under a freeze warning. >> depending on where you live you may want to bring in the pipes. glenn richards joins us for more. >> glenn: colder further to the north. that is where the freeze warning is. no clouds outside so no moisture moving ashore. that would have helped like a blanket so instead it will get colder. ocala, gainesville, putnam, flagler, st. johnson county, citrus and areas north and west of orlando is where the coldest air is found. 33 in gainesville, 45 in daytona, 41 in deland, 46 in the city. 53 in melbourne and 48 in kissimmee. these are the dew points, again the numbers that indicate just how dry the air is. 20s and 30s and that means the air is so dry temperatures can 31 in ocala, 28 in gainesville, 38 in sanford, 37 in daytona, and 40 in titusville. winds light enough the wind chill is not an issue b

bob? >> bob: the university of central florida is taking a stand on hoverboard. where the hands-free scooters are banned. and big changes coming to the 911 center in lake county. the new upgrades that will allow people to text and even video chat with a 911 dispatcher in an emergency. and we will go to detroit for the north american international auto show. there is hot new minivans out there. you would be proud to be seen in them. and there is an even cooler concept sports car we will show you. >>> good monday evening. a look at the i-4 forecast. are starting and we will have lane closure. this is i-4 west bound from fair banks to par street. we will have a right lane closed. this is happening all week long from 8:30 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. two left lanes closed from new hampshire down to colonial there. again, if you are traveling i-4 use caution in the area especially overnight. remember you can check out traffic and construction updates on your phone. download the weather and traffic app by texting i-phone or find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple s

bob: it could have been a lot worse. an elderly driver was caught driving on the wrong side of state road 38. andrea: what the highway patrol is saying about that driver. and it's $1.66 at during this extended visit from your extended family, all you want is a peaceful moment to stream your show. and you need enough bandwidth to share with a full house of hungry users. lightning internet from bright house networks. the speed you need. and now connect to... premier tv, 15 megabit internet and hd-dvr service... only $92 a month ``p@ bob: he's lucky he did not kill himself or anyone else. an elderly man gets pulled over after he was caught driving the wrong way for a number of miles on state road 98. andrea: holly bristow spoke with the florida highway patrol tonight. >> i'm heading into orlando, and a couple minutes back somebody got on ghght wrong direction on the eastbound side. reporter: they received a dozen calls reporting a pickup truck this is dash cam from the first trooper to catch up with him. reporter: a senior

bob has been there. message to us. >> the biggest thing since my alive day is just seeing my kids and being there for my kids. it's just such a blessing for me. >> there's staff sergeant mike kacer, too, his arm lost in afghanistan, helped by bob. telling us tonight, his initial fears. >> the first thought i had was, "will i ever be normal again?" >> now, training for the paralympics. hoping to become a full-time phys ed teacher this fall. and althea raiford, back on the family farm. surviving the struggle that came after serving. she, too, helped by bob. >> happy alive day. >> tonight, bob and his wife lee leading the charge. and lee writing to her husband, "this photograph of your boots is my gift to you today. it reminds me that a decade later, like so many military families in this country, we are all still standing. we have survived, and then some." bob, doug, lee, and all of the celebrate them all. i'm david muir. have a good evening. from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel... of...

>> bob: looking to expand your family? maybe your cell phone will be the first to tell you the good news. >> andrea: the first bluetooth pregnancy test and your phone can even calm your nerves if you're a little find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. >> announcer: right now on fox 35 news at 5:00... >> andrea: a lakeland couple arrested and accused of using duct tape and a stun gun to discipline children. >> bob: a young girl actually went to police for help, saying that the couple would use that taser to scare her into cleaning the house. right now, all you're thinking about is finding quick cover, so you can continue streaming your favorite show in the great outdoors. and you don't need a dead zone further interrupting

we are feeling the ripple effects down here, keith. >> reporter: yeah, bob. goes. we are starting to see the up on the big board behind me. lots of red letters with the word canceled and delays starting to appear more and more. airport manager sent us an update and so far today oia has scene a total of 77 flights canceled and a hundred delays. we are seeing arrivals to oia canceled from milwaukee, charlotte, raleigh, memphis, new york, newark and more. departures to philly, charlotte, new york city, baltimore, boston and more. we caught up with samantha's whose flight to charlotte was canceled a while ago. >> reporter: you thought you were flying out of orlando today. , i did. but it got canceled. we were going to charlotte, north carolina. the flight was on until we got through security and then canceled after that. >> reporter: what happens now? >> we will have to return on sunday and we will get a flight back to charlotte. >> reporter: so you get two more days in orlando. >> yes, we do. at least we will be with family. >> reporter: yeah, an extra two days in orl

bob: mariah carrie tying the knott once again. andrea: coming up we will talk to tmz to get the new details on mariah carrie's new rock. bob: pump patrol $1.60. that's at the speedway. gas at $1.65 at the b.j.s on millennia plaza and millennia boulevard in orlando. >> here's what's brewing tonight on fox 35 news. brought to you by dunkin' donuts. tonight on fox 35 check out two episodes of modern family starting at 6:30 followed by tmz then at 8 a all new >> fox 35 news is brought to you in part by toyota of orlando and the all new toyota of clermont. andrea: tonight mariah carey is flashing serious bling. her new ring is worth more than what most people will make in their entire lives. gary, good evening. i know mariah likes to travel with an entourage. i think her ring will need it's own security entourage at this point. reporter: yeah, to see the least. she hasn't shown the ring too much after getting engaged. she was in l.a. last night and flashing it to everybody. the thing is gigantic. i don't know how you can hold your hand

bob, over to you. >> bob: if you have been to the ringling brothers circus they were one of the biggest attractions and now the circus is retiring the elephants. why it is coming nearly two years sooner than expected. police say an inspiring model led a double life. how her crime spree across the south came to an end finally. a brutal attack planned by isis on officers might be the beginning. >> glenn: it is a chilly one. we will talk about who gets the freeze and who gets the frost coming up. >> bob: nobody wants this kind of wake-up call. a rolls royce, $250,000, plowed into a home. the driver told the homeowner not to call the police. the homeowner did and when he got back the driver and passengers were gone. found it belonged to a hey, guys, it's annie. you know, as moms, we are always looking for new ways to save money. pwell today, i'm going to share with you pa simple tip that could help you stretch your budget when it comes to your grocery shopping. not bad. pit's easy: bogos from other stores aren't always the best deal, pbut walmart every day low prices, pwell, that could save

bob: 30 years ago tomorrow. the family of the astronauts on board challenger will gather to remember their loved ones and other astronauts who lost their lives. the challenger national tragedy played out on television in schools across the country as students watched the first teacher go to space. tragedies will be marked tomorrow at the kennedy space center and mark 30 years since the space challenger disaster. >> these guys are our heroes. it's important to remember what we do is risky. >> bob cabana was in a training simulator when challenger liftoff. >> when they came and told us, it was disbelief. we didn't lose the crew. they aborted. it took a long time to accept yes we did lose the crew. >> it had been almost 20 years since nasa lost someone and the television. in a business where you have to be perfect we are all just human make mistakes. but nasa learned from them and will continue folks more plans >> unfortunately we have to learn some things over and over. but we can't stop doing it just because it's

bob: one of the officers being attacked on new year's day. camera captured the scene and a man began punching the officer in the face. police say he told them you are all doomed and you are going to die. the boston police commissioner commended the officer for showing restraint. pam: black lives matter the protest in response to the fatal shooting of a 12-year-old. the grand jury decided not to indict the police officer who shot the boy. bob: boston police hit a drug bust. 47-year-old is under arrest. police say the officers pulled over the suspect after witnessing what they believed to be a drug deal. pam: a woman is injured following a house fire on martha's vineyard. she was airlifted to mass general. that fire broke out at 1:00 a.m. in the kitchen of her home in oak bluffs. another purn was in the home but was not injured. cause of the fire is under investigation. bob: a view from a state police helicopter as search teams comb pam: the jumbo powerball jackpot on the line. mike: janice not following the lead. wind chills could drop below z

bob: black lives matters protestors. this video. and it is in response to the shooting of tamir rice. a grand jury decided not to indict. a woman is injured following a house fire on martha's vineyard. she was airlifted to mass general. the fire broke out at 1:00 a.m. on pennsylvania after in oak bluffs. another person was in the home but was not injured. the cause is under investigation. pam: an 11 month old was hurt and later died. the fire chief in alexandria, new hampshire says it is suspicious. no one was living in the home for about a month. reporter: crime tape surrounds this home in alexandria after a fire tore through. >> when we arrived we had fire out the window and pretty well involved structure. reporter: crews were on scene for hours. the chief believes this fire is suspicious. >> we refused to put anybody in the building. it was an attack for us. reporter: no one was inside at the time. >> the property has been vacant. reporter: same house where an 11 month old was injured in november and later died from the injuries.

bob: julien macdonald is live. reporter: overnight, not a time of lights here, and it can get pretty quiet. police got the call about 6:45 in the morning yesterday about a woman on the ground on columbia road. the victim told police she had been walking one a grabbed her from behind and told her he had a weapon. more toward annabelle street. he is described as a black man in his mid-20' s, possibly cape verdean, between 5' 11" and 5' 7", and may have been wearing black pants and a black jacket with a pink shirt underneath. if you saw anyone who fits that description or anything else suspicious in this neighborhood, you are asked to call stop and police. next at 6:00, you will hear from a young mother about whether this attack changes her feeling of safety. julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. pam: right now, a woman rescued from flames tears she had to be rushed to boston by helicopter. frank has the story. frank: this woman rescued from the she was given life-saving cpr. the woman is expected to survive her injuries