Tampa/St. Pete

1 week old Andrew Caballeiro was last seen in Miami. He may be with 49-year-old Ernesto Caballeiro who is 5'7 and 240 pounds. Keep an eye out for a 2001 white chevy express with the Florida tag of H-E-T-Y-1-3. If spotted do not approach and call 911. Mobile users see tweet here.

You may want to duck or at least look up at 6:39:35 p.m. this evening. That’s the exact moment two defunct satellites will zip past each other at 32,800 mph.  A satellite-tracking company predicts the two satellites, one dating back to 1967,  will pass between 50 and 100 feet apart but,  they are NOT expected to collide.  Click here for the link to track the satellites. LeoLabs, says if they do crash,  there would be thousands of pieced of new debris that would stay in orbit for decades and it could threaten and satellites operating near the collision. Furthermore, the pieces would spread out and form a debris belt around the Earth.  The near-miss is expected to happen over Pittsburgh.  Click here for an animated simulation of the two satellites. 

A Chicago toddler was shot Monday during a gun struggle between his parents, authorities said. According to The Associated Press, police said the incident occurred Monday night in the family’s home. The victim, a 1-year-old boy, was struck in the head and taken to a nearby hospital, officials said. Although the child’s father initially told investigators that a gunman had shot the boy from the street, detectives learned that the child was hit as the parents fought over a gun, which went off during the dispute, the AP reported. The boy remains in stable condition, authorities said. His parents have been detained but not yet charged, the AP reported. Read more here.

Multiple agencies responded to a house in Winter Garden, Tuesday,  in connection to an armed disturbance and possible shooting in another county. Deputies flooded the area south of West Colonial Drive on South Park Avenue around 6 p.m. Six people were arrested following a widespread search that started a county over, in Osceola County. App users click here to see the video.  The Osceola County Sheriff’s Office said their helicopter followed the suspects to Winter Garden after a deputy tried to pull them over. The car was suspected in connection with a call of shots fired on Desoto Drive in Kissimmee. The chopper followed it as investigators say the suspects threw the gun out of the car while driving 30 miles away before bailing out of it. At least two people were seen in handcuffs. Skywitness 9 from our sister station WFTV Channe 9 Eyewitness News, caught deputies searching townhomes near from the RV dealership for the men. It was not intermediately known how many of the six suspects have been formally arrested and what charges they face.

An 8-year-old was driving a car that crashed into another car in the parking lot of a Walmart in Washington state on Tuesday afternoon, police said. Renton police officers responded to the store at 743 Rainier Ave. S. around 2:45 p.m. They said a father and his son were shopping inside when the son got the keys from his dad, ran ahead, started the car, put in in reverse and struck another moving car. The car hit by the young driver had a mother and her 2-month-old child inside. Renton police said there were no injuries.

Efforts by the White House and Senate Republican leaders to quickly bring President Donald Trump's impeachment trial to an end this week were facing uncertainty on Tuesday, as the Senate Majority Leader indicated to GOP Senators that he does not currently have enough votes to stop witnesses like former Trump aide John Bolton from being called to testify. That message on witnesses was delivered at a closed door meeting of GOP Senators, which convened immediately after the President's lawyers had ended their opening arguments, ridiculing the idea that stories in a new book by Bolton should find their way into the impeachment trial. 'Nothing in the Bolton revelations, even if true - even if true - would rise to the level of abuse of power or an impeachable offense,' argued the President's personal attorney Jay Sekulow, who confronted the Bolton story head on in arguments. 'You cannot impeach a President on an unsourced allegation,' as Sekulow told Senators the Bolton book was 'inadmissible' as evidence. But the warnings about Bolton from the Trump legal team did not immediately dissuade all GOP Senators, as just four could join with Democrats to ask for his testimony, which would short circuit efforts to end this trial later in the week. 'I’ve said that I think that Mr. Bolton probably has some things that would be helpful for us,' said Sen. Lisa Murkowksi (R-AK). 'We’ll figure out how we might be able to learn that.' Murkowski, along with Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME), and Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) were three GOP Senators considered to be possible votes to hear from Bolton, the former national security adviser for President Trump, whose new book reportedly raises questions about how Mr. Trump dealt with Ukraine, and the request for that government to start investigations of former Vice President Joe Biden, and his son Hunter. On conservative talk radio Tuesday night, there were also concerns aired that other Republicans considering testimony from witnesses included Sen. Rob Portman (R-OH), Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-TN), Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA), Sen. Pat Toomey (R-PA), and others. One of those Republicans against witnesses - Trump ally Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) - warned that if Bolton is called, then Republicans would move to bring in a number of other witnesses as well. 'If you go down the road of witnesses, it's not going to be one - it's going to be many,' Graham told reporters in the Capitol. Democrats were left waiting on the sidelines, wondering what would happen with the GOP, not fully convinced that dissension in the ranks on Tuesday would translate into a defeat for the Senate Majority Leader at the end of the week. With the opening arguments for the President's side now finished, the Senate will start up to 16 hours of questions by Senators on Wednesday, which is expected to go for two days. That would bring the Senate to a showdown over witnesses on Friday. 'It seems to me the sooner we can get to a vote on conviction or acquittal, the better,' said Sen. Kevin Cramer (R-ND), who said he is ready to vote, without any new witnesses. Coming back from a campaign rally in New Jersey on Tuesday night, the President made clear his frustration with the process. “The Impeachment Hoax is just another political CON JOB!” the President wrote on Twitter.