| Good morning. It's Tuesday, Oct. 17. After the death of a 3-year-old Central Florida boy who was left in a hot day-care van, two state lawmakers have proposed bills that would require those vehicles to have alarm systems. Meanwhile, Gov. Rick Scott took an unusual action ahead of a white nationalist's scheduled speech Thursday at the University of Florida. And then there is this: For the top 10 high-school football plays of the week, click here. Two Democratic lawmakers are pushing for a law that would require day-care centers to put alarms in their vehicles that would alert them if a child was left inside. [More] Florida Gov. Rick Scott is declaring a state of emergency in advance of a speech white nationalist Richard Spencer is scheduled to give at the University of Florida. [More] A North Korean official warned that the situation on the Korean peninsula "has reached the touch-and-go point and a nuclear war may break out any moment." [More] Orange County School Board, 12 others file lawsuit challenging legality of Florida education law, [More] Raw sewage is pouring into the rivers and reservoirs of Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. [More] The Orlando Magic want to improve team chemistry after last season [More] UCF coach Scott Frost and his staff have been preparing for Navy's triple-option offense since the spring. [More] Orlando City is starting to build a new identity without superstar Kaká at the center following his final MLS match with the Lions. [More] Aaron Judge hit a three-run homer, leading CC Sabathia and the Yankees over the Astros 8-1 Monday night in Game 3 of the ALCS. [More] Marcus Mariota threw a 53-yard touchdown pass to Taywan Taylor with 5:29 left , and the Tennessee Titans beat the Indianapolis Colts 36-22 on Monday night to [More] Frankie Muniz and Jordan Fisher were most impressive as 'Dancing With the Stars' stages Disney Night. [More] Marvel Entertainment released the first full-length movie trailer for the upcoming “Black Panther” that shows a lot more of fictional country Wakanda and some serious cat-on-cat violence. [More] 'Daily Show' host Trevor Noah will be at the Bob Carr Theater in downtown Orlando. [More] The Weinstein Co., mired in a sex scandal, may be putting itself up for sale. [More] Drug distributors, a revolving-door culture and Congress have made the opioid epidemic worse, '60 Minutes' and The Washington Post find. [More] | 
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