what has that meant for our central florida community? >> and in 18 years, a gift for teaching has become a primary provider of school supplies on a year 'round basis to 190,000 students. handing out pencils like this, up to the millionth one. >> we're about to surprise a teacher with the 10 millionth pencil we've ever given away. >> while mrs. kay expect an award, she says pencils are no surprise to be at the top of the school list. >> it's something they always need from the beginning of the day to the end of the day, they're always using pencils. it's great thing to have extra pencils in the classroom. students would react to the new tie ticonderoga teach prop -- >> they're going to want to hold it and everything. >> -- this offers school supplies for places farthest from the school. it's not just pencils. the pencil boy express offers things like socks, rulers, and soap for students who need them the most at these mobile units. it's a convenient way to get results for the most underprivileged students in central florida. >> for more d

we do have frost in parts of central florida. sunny day, temperatures getting into the middle 70' s before it is all over. frost advisories in place. north of i-4 is the best opportunity of frost. we may see frost in pulp and the melon that was a cold spot yesterday morning. -- dunnellon was a cold spot yesterday morning. 45 right now in clermont. into kenansville, we get that colder air filtering to the south. far south as lake okeechobee. temperatures down into the 30' s. chris: a cruise turns into a rescue mission in the gulf of mexico. the nfl team there to witness everything. disney is making a new change to ticket prices. a new strategy does not necessarily mean a price hike. know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should transfer funds. know you can easily keep track of what you're putting away. and know you're budgeted for the great escape. during this extended visit from your extended family, all you want is a peaceful moment to and you need

night could bring a round of some strong storms to central florida. your accuweather forecast is coming up. the news starts now. news news in orange county. a man was stabbed to death and they're trying to find his daughter and her boyfriend to talk to them. >> kirstin: at the orange county sheriff's office with more with what deputies are telling us about the homicide. >> reporter: tonight officials here at the orange county sheriff's office are calling the victim's and her boyfriend persons of interest in their investigation, and they're asking the public to be on the lookout for would he both of then. deputies at the orange county sheriff's office tell us a 81-year-old man was discovered stabbed to death in his own home. deputies discovered the victim in his home here on third street around 9:45 last night. after the fire department went to do a well-being check. neighbors were stunned. >> i was really not feeling good about it because it was just unusual for something like this to happen to this guy. >> sheriff's deputies say the victim's daughter

thick fog has moved into central florida. it can impact your morning drive ahead. >> i'm david hall. >> thank you for joining us. troy and amy are helping us get over this fog headache we are in for. >> seeing a couple of accidents. it is off to a busy start. >> likely this morning, we'll see it get worse. then it is about the heat. we get to 85. the record is 87 set in 185. a dense fog advisory in all that goes through 10:00. pinpointing the worst areas, i-4. villages. north in northern lake county as well as central and southern sections of marion county seeing reduced visibilities. most areas seeing visibilities down to less than a half mile. today. it is all about the heat once we burn the fog off after 10:00. we are at 83 at noon. 85 at 4:00 today with a mix of sun and clouds. only a 20% chance for rain. rain increases with a new front a little later in the week. we'll talk about the timing, the risk for stronger storms and how much cooler it will be. first, let's get you safely where you are going, amy is pinpointing it

central florida is an osceola county. i'm working to find out what the state has to say about the latest case. live at a brevard county health department, melonie holt, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> in orange county, leaders are asking residents to take extra precautions to stop the spread of zika. at the video presentation yesterday, orange county mayor a curse anyone to stand -- dump standing water and asking travelers to take extra care and for them to stay inside during certain times of the day and take precautions to avoid being bitten by mosquitoes. zika, go to wftv.com and click on the news tab and then zika virus. >>> at bethune-cookman university, students morning loss of a classmate. officials say they are now working to make the changes. dozens of people filled an auditorium for memorial service for johnson. he was shot and killed early saturday morning. the suspected shooter turned himself into police. johnson is the third bcu student killed in the last year from gun violence. we spoke with quote -- school le

central florida for nearly a decade now. tonight she's been fired by the board of directors. do we have any idea why she's been replaced? >> not yet. i've asked representatives of harbor house of central florida why she was terminated but they've not answered my questions. >> in the past decade, carol wick has been the most prominent voice in central florida, raising awareness about domestic violence. back in september, the harbor house c.e.o. broke ground on the area's newest domestic violence shelter. it also runs a 24-hour abuse hotline and provides outreach services to thousands of victims and their children. in a prepared statement, the harbor house chairman wrote, "the board is focused on the mission of harbor house and raising awareness to end domestic violence and saving lives. for the organization and wish her well in her endeavors." >> carol wick says she's proud of the organization and has the highest regard for the staff and its clients. the search is on for wick's replacement. >> it's a big shock for so many peo

>> now at 6:00, car break-ins, dozens happening in central florida. what detectives say you can do to protect yourself. >> also tonight, it's hard video to watch but a daycare worker is caught on camera, appearing to drop a 4-year-old boy. tonight that director is facing criminal charges. this is news 6 at 6:00. i'm matt austin. >> i'm ginger gadsden. lisa bell is on assignment tonight. it happened at a lake county daycare in clermont. news 6 reporter troy campbell is live outside that daycare tonight. you spoke with police today. what are they saying about this disturbing video? >> well, they're saying that they had an investigator with d.c.f. here who called police after seeing that video. the director of the daycare being arrested here on friday. but today, take a look at this sign. it says closed for business. saying they're going to come back with new ownership. police telling us they closed down on their own and were not forced to. the video you're about to see, >> clermont police say this video shows the daycare director walking up to a 4-year-

coming up-- s a new confirmed case of the zika virus --in central florida. this makes 22 cases now in florida. we'll tell you where the new case was found. plus-- the f-b-i is working to break into the i-phone of farook. but-- they do not know his pass-code. coming up-- why apple's c-e-o is refusing to help investigators. looking great and stepping out with confidence includes routine secret starts in the shower. discover the latest innovation from amop\. the new pedi perfect wet & dry. now get effortless hard skin removal on dry or wet skin. plus, it has 2 speeds and it's rechargeable. the easy way for touchably soft feet. suits me and my new shoes. new amop\ pedi perfect wet & dry. available at walmart in the foot care aisle or near the registers. hi dad. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. think about it there must be higher love down in the heart what do you think? and in the stars above hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you' re going to like these numbers. bring me a higher love another case of the zika virus has been confirmed in central florida..

that is unusual by our standards in central florida. jim: yeah. the nba gives the magic an our and we' ll preview the 50th edition of the super bowl. stewart: it is the biggest game, on the biggest stage in american sports. william the young stars take on the trophy, or will veterans stewart: the magic limp into a friday night matchup with the clippers fresh off yet another tough loss. a big win over one of the best in the west would be just what the doctor ordered. meanwhile doc rivers and his , squad roll into town tonight. tip time is 7:00 p.m., the magic are 2-14 since the start of january, but they have been competitive in just about all of them, losing 10 of 11, with three of those defeats in overtime, and three others by seven points or fewer. back to that tough loss earlier this week, you probably have seen the kevin durant blasted all over the highlight reels. turns out it should not have happened. the nba says that this should have been a foul call against the thunder. according to a league review, oklahoma city' s steven adams should ha

that's cool by central florida standards. bundle up if you're headed to the citrus bowl this evening. here are the winds right now. seeing a little bit of gusty winds. orange county, seminole county. everywhere else they're predominately 10 miles an hour or less, and the winds will decrease a little bit through the afternoon hours. temperature wise, temperatures predominately in the low to mid-50s through all of central florida out the door this morning. and air to the north this is important. a couple weeks ago that massive the single digits and below zero. to the north temperatures are seasonal for this time of year. so we're not going to see a major cooldown. we're going to just see temperatures stay in check just a little bit today and gradually warming. high pressure in control. that gives us the sunny skies. here's the forecast track. that return flow, sunny sky into the 70s. on tuesday once again, tuesday looks good, but on tuesday we'll watch this little cold front louisiana. it doesn't pack much of a punch, and it's

i put a forecast for all the events of ron central florida on icflorida.com. or download the new icflorida app. good stuff by the speedway sunday. they have qualifying going on. five-day forecast, where the is that 68 saturday valentine's day, 67 after a cold start and 70s next week. the front works in monday and tuesday a chance for showers early next week. it is 6:20 am. new information on the drive. deneige . >> i 4 westbound before pine crest -- you still have a crash i 4 westbound, state road, blocking off left and right shoulders here. >> a microphone problem with deneige but we will check back in a few minutes with her. gas prices across central florida, how much the average family is saving and why the than expected. >>> more cases of the zika virus showing up in florida, what critics say more needs to be done to screen international tourist headed to the us. >> ( indiscernible ) 6:24 am a wild and tragic story coming in from overnight, state killed 2 strangers he was just trying to help. to present the construction worker was tried to help a group of

when another blast of cold air will hit central florida. no stopping this. push 6 am, wednesday, february 10. >> checking weather and traffic every ten minutes. deneige broom with the commute let's get started with certified meteorologist brian shields. code number two. >> -- cold front number two. >> i want to start with the current temperature of the last 20 minutes. sanford, lake mary, 40. 36 deland, 37 daytona beach, below freezing and ocala, 30. 42 clermont, brevard county in the 40s. 40 degrees titusville, merritt island and sharpes. clermont with the winds light and it feels like 39. bundle up, no shorts. satellite and radar picture and scattered clouds. beautiful sunrise and sun on the way. throughout the day, we will be chilly. here is the hourly planner, lunchtime the chill is on, 53. mid to upper 50s this afternoon. temperatures were high, 50 st. cloud, 57 mount dora, eustis, leesburg. winds west northwest 10-20. 608 i will track freeze watches colder. 6:01 am. on the drive with deneige. >> construction has cleared out. i-4, lee road one spot we h

in central florida say they're also in contact with health officials. operations at orlando international airport are normal at this time. proactive steps to get ahead of the zika virus. the visitors are not letting concerns ruin their visit. >> i don't think it will happen here. >> scott did confirm there are now 12 cases of the zika virus here in florida. they're all travel-related. he also upgraded the health emergencies now include five counties. if you want to learn more about the zika virus, we have it on our website at clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. >> thank you, amanda. >> a tax collector employee and an interpreter are both facing fraud charges tonight, accused of helping people get their driver's licenses without taking proper tests. arrested the woman and after an undercover investigation with the department of homeland security. investigators discovered she was helping people of middle eastern illegally. this is in palm bay. she would say they took the test when they really did not. they also arrested an arabic interpreter who helped i

monitoring tornado watch and parts of central florida for us now. three minutes away from his next update. >>> the 15-year-old accused of trying to kill an orange county deputy will stay in the juvenile jail for now. at the core yesterday the surgeon who was nearly killed was overcome with emotion. >> he tried to kill me. >> sergeant. marcy pierce was at the hearing in juvenile court yesterday. the team turned himself in he was being on the run since investigators say he hit peers with car last week she tried to take him into custody on burglary charges.. says she hurts from head to toe with a fractured foot and head injury. >> i strive really hard to take care of those people everyday. i do my best in my guys do their best. >> sergeant. pierce also said as soon as she is well she will get back to the job that she loves. ortiz will stay locked up in juvenile detention center for at least three weeks until this trial for burglary. >>> 9 investigates lady lake police officer writing bogus tickets. and complete report, line to reside. paul attlee was f

back in central florida, we are up to 24 cases of zika in the state. the latest two cases and miami- dade this afternoon. and it comes one day after your case confirmed a brevard county. all of the cases are travel related and not involving pregnant women. melonie holt got a firsthand look at what is being done to prevent the virus from spreading here. >> reporter: the type of the state of the county is worried about is a container breeder which is why they are try to get to illegal dump sites like this one in claim them up. showed us this type of area of great concerned as they work to combat mosquito-borne illnesses like zika. a case was confirmed in the county yesterday. today, two more cases were confirmed in miami-dade. bring the state's total to 24. all of them associated with travel outside the us. >> mosquitoes produced in containers so we're having to do extra and most of that is getting out to the public, the message they can make a difference for the county is cleaning of areas like this one at the end of satellite boulevard, removing a pote

and central florida might not be until saturday that we start to warmup central florida style. overnight tonight lows near 40. could see patchy frost north and west of i4 and the coolest spots. tomorrow, 66 degrees for a high a bit warmer than today. south warm southwest winds tomorrow. late tomorrow into tuesday, slight chance of some showers with that secondary push of arctic air coming into play, tuesday's high 58. wednesday's high 59. thursday's high 61 degrees, couple mornings waking up in the 30s in the i4 corridor and then again, finally we warm back up to near normal by saturday. >> all right sweater weather. name today. >> the team making it a magical the video of them playing basketball with the police officer went viral and tonight we caught up with them as they head court side to meet their favorite team. >>> plus an in depth investigation and demand for answers tonight from congress on what really happened to the drinking water in flint, michigan. we have uncovered. >>> looking at your week ahead strike a pose. wednesday marks the start of new york fashion week des

and one central florida man has been to nearly all of them. "ralph brown" first went to the race with his dad in 19-67... and fell in love. this year will mark and the tampa native says he already has a new goal in mind. you can watch the daytona 500 right here on fox 35 this sunday... at 1 p-m. coming up-- police in daytona beach are increasing their patrols for the big race this weekend... after several cars are broken into near the speedway. plus-- scammers are targeting you pretending to the be the i-r-s. straight ahead-- what you need to some people don't like to share their wifi, but at bright house networks, we do. login to one of our hotspots and get your code for free wifi at over 50,000 bright house wifi hotspots. annual grammy awards last night. the biggest talker was lady gaga's tribute to david bowie. lots of people are also happy for british pop star ed sheeran-- who took home his first two grammys. taylor swift managed to snag three awards. we want to know what you thought about the grammys. tweet us this morning with the hashta

first, though, another cold night is here in central florida. five counties under a freeze warning tonight. some of you will want to cover those plants, make sure the pets are inside. this is news 6 at 6:00. i'm matt austin. >> i'm lisa bell. almost all of us will be in the 30's tonight. let's get right over to chief meteorologist tom sorrells who is pinpointing these cold temperatures for us. >> you know what's coming. we've got a big freeze warning in effect for northern counties. we're talking volusia, flagler, putnam county in there, marion county and sumpter county there, all under the freeze warning until 9 a.m. tomorrow morning. most of you will go below freezing or close to it by 2:30, 3:00 in the morning. all of brevard and osceola and even polk counties, we have a frost advisory for those counties that goes until 9:00 tomorrow morning. here's why. we're already down to 52 degrees in orlando. 48 in ocala. 49 in gainesville and 50 in the villages. leesburg also reporting 49 degrees already with a wind speed of 15 miles per hour. that's p

, dry air coming into central florida. it's going to try. it won't overtake us, and it will be nothing like they see in some parts of the country. 58-degrees outside right now. northwest winds at 9. so we've had a sneaker cold front come through. it's changed the wind direction predominately. there's a secondary front near i-10 that's going to try to bring in some of that colder, drier air. yesterday we made it into it 70s. not so today. upper 60s. right now it's pleasant outside and temperatures predominately in the mid to upper 50s. here's that secondary front behind it. tens, 20s and 30s. again a little cooler than yesterday, but not cold. it's going to be a nice day. tomorrow we introduce a few clouds. high temperatures upper 60s close to 70. monday we warm up dramatically with the southerly winds, high temperatures well into the 70s, and we're going to watch this front. now, there's no real cold air behind it, but it looks like late monday into tuesday it's going to slide through here with some rain and maybe some thu

all around central florida. guess what, tomorrow, quiet. next day, quiet the middle of the week, a slight chance of showers, but overall a dry and warming forecast. today, not that warm. high pressure in control, back to our north and west. this is generally a good thing as it pumps down some dryer and cooler air. some of us started in the upper 30's early today. we only made it to the upper 60's as we saw earlier in the show. that high pressure will start shifting east, allowing us to warm up as winds come in off the atlantic during the day tomorrow and we will have the benefit of staying dry a couple more days. we are 50 in orlando. already 45 in sanford. 46 in deltona. 41 palm coast, 48 in the villages. 50 in leesburg, 57 in cocoa beach. the afternoon. it wasn't that warm with temperatures in the 60's. with the winds between 10 and 20 miles per hour, made it feel that much chillier. they have backed down and will be calm tonight, which had help to aid development of patchy frost, inland volusia, flagler, northern lake and marion county,

the mosquito borne zika virus is in central florida, a new case in osceola county. this is in addition to other reported cases in santa rosa, hillsborough, lee, miami-dade, broward and st. john's counties. the state dealing with tease 14 cases right now. governor rick scott declared a health emergency. >> bob: people who get the virus usually get a mild fever, skin rash, but it is also being linked to microenselfie, smaller heads in babies as well as brain damage. keith has more from osceola county tonight. >> sonni: what do we know about this one confirmed case, keith? prevent health department officials from giving us a lot of information about the individual who has the zika virus, but we do know the person did not acquire the virus in florida. scientists are studying mosquitoes to learn more about the zika virus and its possible impact on unborn babies as more cases turn up in florida. osceola county is now the sixth county in our state with the zika virus case. the first one in our area. there are now 14 known patients in florida. >> you are very concerned beca

the first confirm case was spotted in central florida in the osceola area that brings the total number to 14. all state officials said that the case is travel related and would not tell us the person's gender and age but did say that the person it not pregnant. >> not much you can do. it's a mosquito. hope for the best . >> state health officials will give us an update around 2:00. we'll let you know what they have to say on wftv.com. >>> many of our viewers are asking about this virus on our facebook page. go to wftv.com. >>> presidential candidates are getting ready for another debate in new hampshire. and it airs tonight on channel 9. marcy gonzalez reports that the candidates are rallying the votes head of the primary on tuesday. >> reporter: a nice but snowy four reach the undecided voters in new hampshire. yet the front-runner canceled his only event. the snow did not deter any bernie sanders supporters, the crowd so big at one event they could not fit inside. >> the mist of a snowstorm you cannot get all the people into the room that says a lot. >> reporter: hillary clinton work

we will track showers and storms moving to parts of central florida. certified meteorologist brian shields has the latest from severe weather center 9. >> need to be careful. >> watching the southern sections. continue around central florida to show you what we are dealing with. early warning doppler 9 hd, one shower near doctor phillips, windermere area, moving over toward doctor phillips in a few minutes within seven minutes and eventually winter park over the next 20-30 minutes we will see rain working at. it will include orlando in between. we have heavy rain working at the parts of orange county now. that batch is not severe. we are saying steady rain popping up again in sumter county. wildewood, bushnell, it is moving in. lake county, watching it near leesburg and astatula. we went -- swing to the north. a final back to marion county. heavy weather across 75. parts the marion county. jumping to the coastline and county, heavy weather moving offshore. more back to the west. down to the south, this is edging out of the viewing area. there's a torna

it does feel like winter out there and central florida. we are about eight or 10 degrees told her that we should be. tomorrow, we will be in the middle 70' so, things will begin to change. 65 degrees for our high today in the villages. at the beaches, temperatures in the mid 60. the will be lots of sunshine. alex: thank you, dave. new from overnight, melbourne police have given the all-clear after a package cleared out a movie theater. they say someone left a bag with writing on it in the ladies room at the oaks 10 theater. police just sent us this surveillance picture of someone they want to talk to. while a bomb squad determined the package was harmless, they need help figuring out who this person is. if you know, call police. this morning, we' re working to learn the names of two suspects, cuffed after a 20 mile, two county chase. oviedo police say, it started last night, when they tried to stop a rental car, but it took off. the chase ended on orange blossom trail in apopka, near sheeler road. oviedo police say, the driver rammed one o

amy: we have a warm start across central florida. upper 60' s, lower 70' s, heading to near record highs later today. your first alert forecast rate ahead. jason: -- >> as soon as he took me, that is when my training kicked in. jason: we are hearing from the brevard county store clerk gaining national attention. he wasn' here with any cash. thank you for with us. i' m jason guy. michelle: i am michelle imperato. it is a warm way to start off your day. it will be warm again today. this should we? 80' s. if you love the 60' s, be patient because they are back on friday. we have more cloud cover than yesterday. despite less sunshine, we will still be warm. we have wind coming out of the south. it is warm right now without cloud cover. we will continue to climb in the low to mid 80' s. there is a slight chance for rain. i do not unexpected a lot. we may see a few showers. visibility map looks nothing like yesterday. sanford in the airport reporting a little bit of reduced visibility. clouds are streaming in higher that is key -- keeping

one of the deaths was a central florida woman. investigators believe hen tran died in east orange county in september of 2014 when her airbag exploded. the extended recall for honda includes older models since 2005 and newer vehicles from the 2015 and 2016 model years. what you need to know to stay safe on the roads, we posted it on clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. >> just a couple of hours, local leaders will meet to try and get results when it comes to some serious concerns facing our kids. leaders of several children's advocate groups will join orange county public school chair to discuss bullying, abuse and sex trafficking. tonight's meeting will also focus on current legislation in tallahassee that affects kids statewide. the meeting starts at 6:45 at park lake presbyterian church in >> well, excitement is building as we count down to super bowl 50, now just three days until kickoff and the match-up >> and one hour and 44 minutes, by the way. >> the big match-up is between the denver broncos and the carolina panthers. >>

. >>> new tonight, teachers in one central florida county demanding a raise. why they say the negotiations are not fair. >>> i'm keith landry in osceola county working on the catfish capper. the question why would anyone put a catfish in this mailbox right here? >> announcer: right now on fox 35 news at 10:00. >> he took the gun off of me was able top thep >> hep just seconds. we're talking to the gas accused robber. but this isn't any ordinary clerk. >> no, he's an army veteran who has already seen his fair share of danger. tiffany teasley joining us live to explain what went down. >> reporter: the bad guy was in for quite a surprise when the clerk/veteran quickly turned the tables sending the suspect running away. this surveillance video from the brevard county sheriff's office shows an armed robber pointing a gun at the clerk demanding money. it happened last tuesday here at the b.p. gas station in mims. >> he was using a lot of profanity. just telling me fought money in the bag. >> reporter: but things didn't go as planned for the robber that is. >> i kind

why some in central florida can start casting their ballot today. it is now 6:00 a.m. on this monday, february 29. i'm david hall. >> we want to wish you a happy leap day. >> lols i spotted our first crash of the day. >> thank you for tracking that. >> we are in for a nice day. it will be warm but cloudy. we had a nice weekend without the clouds. now the clouds are rolling in. we are not dealing with the rain. we are heating up. the other issue, the pollen count is high. we'll show you the pollen forecast. temperatures cool enough to grab a jacket. we are at 55 in orlando. 51 in daytona beach. 56 in melbourne. upper 40's for a large part of marion county. look at the warmup, a coat dragging day. they'll need the jacket this morning but they will be dragging it home later today. look at the sky into the future. plenty of clouds from the gulf of mexico, though warming to 75 by noon, we get up to 78 at 4:00 today. we'll talk about when rain chances do return. and have another look at the pollen forecast. we'll check in with amy in the traffic center. >> it does look like

i saw a picture on facebook of the manatees huetteled together to stay warm. >> here in central florida that's one of the places they go and it's a perfect time for them because it's going to be -- staying cool, seasonably cool the next few days. good thursday evening. glorious sunset outside. advisories, none. i know we if had several freed warnings, frost advisories and we get warmer and looks like for some of central florida we might be done with the 30s for lows near term. never know what is on the backside of the seven-day. 66 was the high. average, 73. we'll see seasonal temperatures the next seven days. a few days might be a little cooler, or a little warmer, but no extremes no high's in the 50s. weekend looks sunny and mild, rain coming back into plays inned ands at the time. outside right now, 62 downtowns orlando, i light winds and look at this, different story than the last few days with winds over 30 miles-per-hour. now we have generally light wind out of the south and that will pulp in -- pump in more mild air. there's some warm air to the west. 75 in houston. that warmth w

the zika virus has spread to central florida. state health officials just confirmed a case in osceola county. that brings the total to 7 counties with the virus. this map shows where all those the osceola case is the only confirmed one in our area. shaun chaiyabhat is live in the newsroom with senator bill nelson's plan to stop the virus. >> yeah, ginger, the senator has now sent a letter to the president, calling for a zika czar to spearhead the coordinated federal response. >> the zika virus continues to spread quickly. there are now 14 cases in the state of florida throughout seven counties. there have been five reported cases in miami-dade county, three in hillsborough and now closer to home, st. johns and osceola. health officials announced that growing number as senator bill nelson spoke to reporters today. >> if it's going to become a big problem and what we need to do is get ahead of it. >> he and 44 senate democrats have called on the president to appoint a zika czar to coordinate the federal response. years ago approach

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all this rain moving away from us in central florida. so for the rest of the night, we're good to go. the winds are howling, pushing in here. i mean, take a look. in orlando, from the west at ten miles per hour right now. in melbourne from the west at 22. leesburg from the west at ten. it's 59 in orlando. and leesburg 59. way up the road, 53. 56 in palm coast. cocoa beach 64. melbourne 64. and the cape where the wind is really pushing today at 63. -here you go, 12 now than the last time in sanford. lee's burg, 10 colder than last night. 14 already, 14 colder in gainsvill than we were last night at the same time. >>> here comes the wind. if you were with us earlier tonight, we still had winds up here. but tonight everything is westerly. it's pushing 24 miles per hour in new smyrna. ten in orlando, and 13 in kissimmee. it's all being pushed in here by this big pocket of low pressure that's cranking up the nation's interior in the ohio valley. pushing the cold front in and the cool air is settling up for tonight. this is the way it goes. th

. >>> an oregon man is now on his way to central florida to claim the bodies of his estranged wife and her teenage daughter. maria sanchez and destiny banuelos were found shot to death in a pine hills home earlier this week. kathy belich has been working this story for a couple of days now. did sanchez's estranged husband tell you anything? >> reporter: he said he and the were hoping they would be reunited as a family. destiny's friends are devastated over losing her and finding out how they lost her here in this house. >> before maria sanchez's estranged husband set off from portland, oregon today for orlando to bring her and her 16-year-old daughter back home he talked about his dream of being a family again will never been reality. >> there was hopes between the kids and me that the family would get back together. we don't have that option now. i mean. >> this facebook photo shows them with the three children they had together ages 9 through 12, destiny and maria's 18-year-old son. >> she was an out going, easy to make friends type of person. a good mom. destiny basically picked up

still a few hours with the central florida. that means we have time to prepare and make sure we have your plan. nature your downloaded a first alert weather rap. thunderstorms rolling to marion sumter county about 8:00 and 10:00 this morning. they continue to push the east. it is possible and likely that more counties will be added to this tornado watch as we had to the next several hours. what does it mean, it means there are no tornadoes happening it seems the possibility. between now at 10:00, a trader could develop in the approaching thunderstorm. you need to make sure you got your plan if you are going to be out in marion county or sumter county between 8:00 and 10:00 a.m.. that is what it' s possible that we could have tornado warnings issues. if that is the case, you need to be able to be inside. stay tuned to wesh 2 and wesh.com. the line of storms is back out in the gulf and up in north florida. it is quickly making its approach which is why this watch has been posted. still a couple of hours to go before the leading e

. >>> tracking the line as it was south now already putting parts of central florida under a tornado watch. >> wrecking overnight, a drive- by shooting -- breaking overnight, a drive-by shooting sending 4 people to the hospital. what police are telling us about the search for the gunmen who got away. we will get to breaking news in a moment. but the weather is the big story today. >>certified meteorologist brian shields over and severe weather center 9 or tornado watch was county's for 4:00. the rest. all of us have a severe weather threat for later this morning through the early afternoon. officially, the trainer watch a bit -- up until 10 am western zones, marion sumter county, -- you can see why, look at your screen. there is a line of rain and storms we have a watching all throughout the night. from georgia north florida, now into the gulf of mexico. these are the storms we need to watch out for any signs of rotation as they, sure. warnings out, to the north of us, near the gainesville area to give us an idea of some vigorous nature of these storms. lightning, gusty winds as they

it's only matter of time for central florida. >> you have no strength, no energy. like to do anything. not to even sit down. all you want to do is lay down and sleep. >> it happened to lizzie morales during a trip to el salvador. it's been reported in five florida counties now, miami-dade, broward, lee and hill oh boar -- hillsboro. >> today governor rick scott spoke about it. virus is common in florida. >> symptoms only appear in they include fever, rash, joint pain and irritating eye redness. symptoms only last a few days most people don't feel bad enough to get medical attention. >> the biggest risk is for pregnant women because it can newborns. >> it can be fairly mild or catastrophic into a baby that's never going to live in a normal productive life. >> reporter: that doctor told me that mosquito transmission in florida can happen at any time. it can happen by that mosquito biting someone and then flying away to bite someone else. steve barrett, channel 9, eyewitness news. to hand over half of her million dollar winnings to her ex-boyfriend. a jury awarded how

hit or miss showers across central florida. the rain will then shift a little bit more off the coastline and that is where we not expecting any severe weather today, but there could be heavier rain at -- along our coastline especially along the i-95 area. whatever is out there will move away from the area as we go through the late evening hours. in orlando, the best chance for rain in the early afternoon hours. there could still be some scattered showers around for the drive home. keep that in mind for this is round one, round two is much more potent with the potential for severe storms for tomorrow. you want to stay weather aware for your wednesday, i'm going to timeout those times for you tomorrow when i see you back here at 6:17. let's check our drive >>> we do have three crashes out there that you should be aware of, avalon park boulevard at the golden raintree boulevard you still have this on scene it looks like they have been able to get that out of the roadway though. epcot center drive at the i-4 entrance we do have a c

jim: charges against a central florida man who is accused of starting a fire that killed his stepson, have been dropped. luis cruz was arrested in polk county in september. at the time, investigators thought he intentionally started a fire inside a mobile home at the lake john motel near oakland that left one child seriously hurt and another dead. he was charged with arson and attempted murder, but now the state attorney' s office says there' s not enough evidence to move forward. meredith: a man is killed during a hang gliding training session in marion county. the sheriff' s office is investigating the crash which killed 40-year-old tomas banevicius around 6:00 in the evening tuesday night. it happened at the marion county airport in dunnellon where u.s. hang gliding incorporated gives lessons. the sheriff' s office says this was the man' s third flight of the day. ryan robbins: once he was up in 100 feet in the air, when the hang glider lost control. it is understandable a kind of guided to the right and went and impacted the ground. meredith: at this point they feel it is an accid

the confirmed cases of zika cases in florida at 14 and the first in central florida. >> people travel back and forth and it's where people travel and traveling to other countries and coming back, obviously there's a potential there could be other cases. again, it's not -- has not been acquired here in florida. but we do have a lot of travel. >> we have not been told whether or not this person is a male or female, but, again, we are told that they weren't pregnant. that is the good news. we have much more on this story on our website at clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. for now, reporting in osceola county. >> thank you. to read more about the symptoms and treatment for the zika virus, go to clickorlando.com, powered by news 6 and look on we have links inside the story with more facts about zika and how to protect yourself. >> right now, thousands of people are trying to figure out if hackers stole their personal info from ucf. news 6 first reported yesterday 63,000 names and social security numbers were compromised when the school's computer system was hacked. tonight we found out

. >> where is a central florida girl, who disappears without a trace? what investigators are telling us. >> the latest results on the iowa caulks, live to des moines and our political power panel is here tonight. >> announcer: right now, on fox 35 news at 10:00. >> the countdown to the white the iowa caulk -- caucus underway, voters deciding who will be their nominees for president. a total of 15 candidates are hoping their message connects with voters. iowa, first state to decide who will be their nominees and the winners get serious momentum for their campaigns. >> proving that the road to the white house is indeed a marathon, not a sprint. the new hampshire primary is just one week away. let's go live to keith landry, live in studio, monitoring the caulk results right now and a bunch of close calls so far. >> keith: looking at horse races on both sides. here's what we know. state of iowa, 3.1 million people, 30 republican delegates at stake tonight. 44 for the democrats. here's what we know. 75% of the votes are counted. right now. ted cruz is up 28

. >> issues on the roads starting off central florida issues on the roads starting off central florida pkwy., power lines are down in the area. top vineland getting -- an alternate. cimmaron blvd., aloma avenue, cimmaron southbound diverting onto aloma avenue while they construction cleared out and for anyone heading into sumter county, i 75 northbound for the turnpike a crash with 2 lanes blocked. >>> a new plan will help keep sievert crooks from taking over your car. why that could cause problems the next time you go to a repair shop. >>> a section of orange county used to be a military bombing range. what the county says will never be built on the field ask orange county deputies cleared 6:14 am a live look of the 429 you can see conditions this morning. have to leave for work heavy fog and we will let you know what the rest of the day has in store. >>> attorney for a college student accused in 3 orange county deputies of excessive force as she did everything she could for a different outcome. an internal investigation cleared the deputies of any wrongdoing. over the summer, deidra

this is is central florida's first confirmed case in osceola county. there's now 14 cases statewide, and it's important to note all patients became infected while traveling in other countries. bill nelson says the state needed to be vigilant. >> we better get serious about it. puerto rico, and we have a great deal of traffic. >> now the daily updates will come from the state's surgeon general. and the osceola county leaders will also be monitoring a local mosquito population for any signs of the zika virus. the real danger is for pregnant women who may suffer birth defects if they are infected. you can read more at wftv.com/weblinks. >>> developing this morning, the media in taiwan is reporting another earthquake survivor was shielded under her husband's body, and rescuers were able to pull her from the building. most of those killed from the quake were in the 17-story building that collapsed. it's believed another 100 could be buried inside. consequences after the rocket launch on saturday. north korea says it was a satellite launch, but many others t

coming up on central florida's >>> time now 6:54. police investigate a double shooting. they found two men with fatal wounds outside that house last night. we spoke with investigators. they say there are no suspects in this case. >> reporter: and they tell me this morning they are not searching for anyone. police are calling this an isolated incident as they just finished searching for clues outside this winter park home. officers found two men dead. one on the corner in front of they cannot say who shot whom or what lead up to the gunshots. we also asked how the two men were connected. we will be on scene as police wrap up. we'll update you at top of the 7:00 hour on tv 27. eyewitness news this morning. >>> a new report found a suicide hot line allowed crisis calls to go to voice mail and the callers didn't always get immediate help. they received more than 450,000 calls in 2014, a 40% increase. about one in six calls were redirected to back upsetters. upgrades are planned to provide >>> disney world reached a settlement whose husband was killed. he died in 2011 when he

if you showers around central florida. here is 4:00 -- a few showers around central florida. morning tomorrow. around them. here is florida' it will be chilly on wednesday morning. a reading in the 30' s. staying cool through thursday and friday. approaching 70 on writing afternoon into saturday. jason: thank you eric. jason: the orlando magic are hoping for a repeat performance tonight as they head to atlanta to face the hawks for a second time. the home-court advantage worked in their favor last night. the magic started out leading the game. they almost lost it when atlanta came back towards the end and tied the game at 94. but nikola vucevic secured the magic' s victory with a buzzer-beater. the magic will and the hawks -- the magic will face the hawks tonight at 8:00. michelle: an amazing story from taiwan, more than 60 hours after a powerful earthquake hit the country. rescuers found, then pulled a little girl from the rubble of an apartment. the 8-year-old was conscious and was taken to the hospital. just 20 minutes

in central florida and we won't for days on end. probably down the road until next tuesday before i have any rain to track on radar. overnight lows this morning were nice, down to 47 in sanford. 45 in palm coast. but it burned off just like that. our daytime high shot to 75. that beats the normal of 74, nowhere near the record of 88 back in 1944. that was one hot day. 88 degrees this time of the year. that's crazy. right now in daytona beach, the sun has set. it's 59 degrees. relative humidity up to 72% and in orlando, 69 the current reading. 64 in melbourne and 61 in ocala. in gainesville tonight, we're at 62. 59 in daytona beach. and 64 in cocoa beach. this big ridge of high pressure right there is in control, keeping all the cloud cover away from us. >> tomorrow, on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being awesome, tomorrow's a 9. almost like today, almost a carbon copy. a little cooler. i'll give tomorrow a 9 instead of a 10. either way, i don't think i'm going to be getting a lot of complaints about the weather tomorrow. the water vap

so far no one has been arrested. >> another nice, warm, dry day here in central florida. a live look outside over downtown orlando. a good day for a glass of sweet tea and a hammock. that's what i felt like out there. that's all about to change, though. >> chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing wet weather heading to central florida. when can we expect the rain? >> the rain is going to start as early as tomorrow. some of you will see a speckle of rain tonight. it was a sweet tea kind of day. who you kidding? today we hit a high of 84 degrees with a little cloud the visible satellite shot is starting to fade on me. my frontal zone is right here. you can pick it out, plain as day to the east of atlanta is where the big rain is. big rain in orlando, none. to the north, there have been showers from gainesville all the way to stark. those seem to be dying out. i keep picking up one lone echo here, a bubble or two of rain that happened in east orange county. that's been about it. the high today hit 84 in orlando. moment. the on-the-town forecast for tonight, a very mil

osceola county is the only one in central florida. as 15 companies work to come up with a vaccine, the florida state health department wants you to be better informed about the fight against the zika virus. they' ve opened a hotline that you can call for information. that number is 855-622-6735. the groups who operate some of florida' s free clinics set up shop at the state capitol this week. they' re hoping to make sure lawmakers include funding for them in the next budget. they' re asking for $4.5 million to help keep 125 clinics up and running. in 2014, that same amount was given to the clinics, and doctors say they were able to last year, governor scott vetoed the funding. jim: a heartwarming reunion between a man and man' s best friend, and the man in new smyrna beach, who is disabled, really needs him. the dog disappeared while the owner, a quadriplegic, underwent surgery last month. >> aww. here' s my big boy. jim: kevin young had a friend in holly hill care for his poodle-cocker spaniel mix named poupee while he recovered from

good morning, central florida. it is now 5:00 a.m. on this wednesday. i'm david hall. >> we are off to a cold start with parts of central florida under a freeze warning this morning. we want to get over to troy bridges in the pinpoint weather center. that wind, i felt it yesterday, it is really cooling things even more. >> it is making it feel a couple of degrees cooler. we'll continue with the breeze through the day. there is a freeze warning in effect for flagler and for marion county. that is until 9:00. a freeze watch in effect for sumter county. let's show you what we are in for. freezing or below freezing for several hours. look at this, yes, indeed, we are at freezing now. 32 in ocala. it is 37 in palm coast. 47 in orlando. 44 at melbourne. you factor in a little bit of the wind that kirsten just mentioned and it feels like the low 40's in orlando. we are likely to drop from here into the next couple of hours. by 8:00 this morning, 44. and then we climb to 55 by noon. only getting up to 59 by 4:00 even though we'll have a lot of sunshine. it will

well as of monday, he has left two central florida departments after what the state calls unfavorable misconduct. i did finally reach him by e-mail late this afternoon, he claims his departure from lady lake was something mutual. live in lady lake, field sutton, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> more than a 100 residents in this, under blue tarps, because of leaking roofs and water damage, and tonight, there's a fight over who is going to pay for all of the repairs, celebration town center condos has had structural problems for years, and the owners are responsible for repairs to their individual units but lex season responsible for the outside of the building. home owners could have to pay an assessment. for some, that could be $40,000 this year. >> i'm angry, and as are the other 104 unit owners. and we're not going to take it. we're not going to take it. we're going down swinging. >>reporter: condo owners signed contracts agreeing that they would split repair costs for the billing, both sides met last night and failed to reach an agreement. >>> problems with state testing are helping

we have clear skies over central florida right now. a little bit of a breeze in central florida. that is one of the things we can expect throughout the day today. we will start out in the 50' s, and we will eventually get into the 60' s. we are seeing temperatures at 57 degrees in the villages. as we work through the day today, the wind will pick up. right now, it is at the five or 10 mile per hour range. this evening, they should get up to around 10 or 15 mile per hour. temperatures are headed up into the upper 60' s, and maybe even the lower 70' s. mild overnight tonight. we should have a nice day for sunday, your valentine' we will talk about what you can expect on presidents' day, in terms of precipitation, and just a few minutes. cara: a legendary singer and actress is bringing her sweet act to central florida. ahead on sunrise, who disney is bringing in to celebrate black history month. first, a firefighter' s eye view of the raging inferno that killed two pets in volusia my computer's dying again. you'll need to email us so we can issue you a ticket. but you're right here.