florida. >>> well, he may be the in central florida today. polk county sheriff says someone tried to kill addison white side 3 separate times and it was all caught on camera. sheriff grady judd says a man went to a dentist office in lakeland to stalk his ex-wife. the sheriff says gibson was walking toward the office when his ex-wife's friend addison white side confronted homework judd says witnesses told deputies guilty pleason flashed his weapons permit and pulled a gun. the sheriff says guilty pleason tried to shoot white side in the head when the gun did not shire judd said he tried again. >> he racks a shell out, another shell in, points it at his head again. and pulls the trigger. he hears the click but it doesn't go off. >> tom: judd says the man did not stop there. he says gibson jumped in his car and tried to run the other man over. he failed in that attempt. you can see at the top right corner of your screen. then he just took off. was it could have been much worse. >> had his gun been working and he shot addison down in the parking

it is moving through central florida right now. michelle: several counties still under a tornado watch and severe storms rolling through south rivard county right now. -- brevard county right now. jason: the internet is buzzing giving people options based on their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. jason: continuing to keep a close eye on the tornado watch issued for the southernmost counties of central florida. you are looking at our doppler radar and we are going to check back in with amy and eric. we have coverage all morning. michelle: the two were found at their home on center -- santa barbara drive. jason: it is deadline day if you want to vote in next months presidential primary. only voters registered as a democrat or republican can cast a ballot. today, you will be hearing a lot about last night ramey awards. -- grammy awards. brett: we are going to show you for of the top moments, beginning with a dele and a bit of an audio issue. >> take me by the hand. brett

we have really divided central florida in half. the northern counties under freeze warnings until 9:00 this morning, meaning temperatures dropping at or below freezing for several hours. that's the brighter blue shading. the darker color, that is the frost advisory for the rest of central florida until 9:00 this morning. they are getting great storm pin photos in. search wkmg in the app store. >> it is 40 degrees in orlando. 36 in sanford. 38 in daytona beach. kissimmee at 38 degrees. as we take you through the forecast, we'll see a lot of sun that. will warm us a bit. we get up to 61 at noon. 65 at 4:00. get ready, tomorrow we'll be in the 70's. and head over to amy in the napleton traffic center. good morning, amy. time to crank up that heat. >> jackets are a must. i have good news for you as far as the roads go at this point. we had a big issue over on i-4 eastbound with clearing construction that had all eastbound lanes shut down. before normal volume hits, we'll continue to improve out there. your drive times; no big issues, 4

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we also have the central florida fair. everyone is going to enjoy temperatures from the low to mid 70' s. we will cool off a bit in the evening. lake eola will be a nice place to be today. there be some onshore wind today , it will be quite for the boaters on the atlantic. in your seven-day forecast, it is looking rather nice. we will warm up in the middle of the week, with a slight chance of showers. we are heading into a gorgeous week. i will have more on what is going on in your neighborhood, in just a few minutes. chris: thank you, dave. the red carpet is ready and those golden statues are just waiting for the winners. the oscars are tonight and the competition is fierce. we' re looking ahead to who could take home hollywood' s chris: tonight, the best of the honored at the oscars. it' s shaping up to be a race between veterans and newbies. mike wilber takes a look at this year' s top predictions. mike: it isn' t easy being the academy, because this year the oscar showdowns are fierce. >> we are going to fix it now. mi

a crash lingering on the central florida parkway. reduce visibility for many of us in central florida. this is at us 92 international speedway. not the best. keep your low beams on there. 417, north of 528. jason: million-dollar question. i case about a lottery goes to trial. michelle: a man is suing a woman about breaking a promise over eight winning ticket. brett: if you dream big, be prepared to honor your promises. that is the message from the florida supreme court. ruled that a man' s ex-girlfriend s agreement to split the winnings if either ever won the lottery. the ticket was purchased in 2007. she won $1 million ended not share it with her ex. he sued. the couple at that point had been together for 16 years. they have since split. the pair its claims that they purchased the winning ticket after dinner one night at a red lobster. according to a lawsuit, he did not find out for weeks that she had won. he said that she disappeared for a month and did not answer his call. after years of litigation and appeals, the court ruled in

a fog alert until 10:00. central florida. we have a lot of warm air coming in with a south and southwest wind later today out of the south and southeast continuing to bring in sticky air, making it feel even hotter than the actual temperature. sanford. it is 61 at new smyrna beach. here's a look at your pinpoint accurate forecast. >> look at that guy, the ground hog. we'll check in on him, punxsutawney phil later this morning to see what he thinks. of course, we live in florida and we know it will be warmer than what he predicts. 83 will be the temperature at noon. the average afternoon high temperature is 72. we are going well above it. very close to a record. 85 will be the high by 4:00 today. a warm day, only a 20% chance for a few showers into the afternoon today. for tonight, look how mild, near the afternoon high temperature as late as 10:00 tonight. the average high for the day that usually comes around 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon is 72. we'll be at 71 at 10:00 tonight with a 10% chance for showers if you are making ev

but this map of the sweep shows it is a growing problem in central florida. six skimmers were found in brevard and orange county. five in osceola and three in volusia and lake counties, and you consider the state estimates $1,000 is taken from each victim of a skimmer and technology is making their job easier. >> we have seen blue tooth skimmers where they don't have to come back to retrieve them. they can just download the information from the bluetooth and they have the whole list of credit card numbers and don't need retrieve the skimmer. >> simple steps including paying inside and using pumps nearest the cashier. one big hurdle that faces law enforcement is many gas station does notes have cameras that capture faces or the video quality is poor. there's currently a bill making its way through the florida legislature hoping to change that. it would require gas stations to improve security measures and also increase penalties for offenders. many newer gas stations are already put something of those safeguards in place. look for the secure access key which m

armed security guards are now patrolling two central florida neighborhoods. those security guards coming up with a big price tag, up to $150 grand. >> this is news 6 at 6:00. i'm matt austin. >> i'm lisa bell. the orange county sheriff's office hopes the investment will be positive. troy campbell spoke with sheriff demings today. did he say why they chose to use a private company? >> that's because homeowners in this area are very involved in their community. up until now, the streets in azalea park have only been patrolled by the orange county sheriff's office. however, that's all changing today. private armed security guards

frost advisories for the rest of central florida. pin your photos of frost if you have some out there. we are at 40 degrees right now in orlando. 28 in ocala. 39 in daytona beach. 37 in melbourne. here's a look at the pinpoint accurate forecast. >> and notice the sky, we like to point that out so you see exactly what to expect in the future. blue sky and sunshine, hardly a cloud out there. getting us up to 61 by lunchtime today. wi warm to 65 at 4:00. the average high, 73. we are still below that. we will be below it at least for today. tomorrow, getting closer to that average, back to the 70's. we'll talk more about it in the planning forecast. for tonight, we are at 56 at 9:00. a cool night, a clear night for the most part. here's the clouds and rain forecast. here's the afternoon, before we head into the evening hours at 3:00. looking good and sunny. no rain as high pressure is dominating our forecast all behind the front that brought rain a few days back. 65 in the villages. 65 in leesburg. 64 in sanford. 63 at palm coast. 64 in

osceola county is the only one in central florida. there have been 20 cases diagnosed so far in florida, each said to be travel related. summer: we' re starting to get a better understanding of the damage on cruise ship anthem of the seas. the ship sailed back into new jersey just days ago. earlier this week, the ship, full of passengers got caught in a wild storm off the coast of the carolinas. central florida. a coast guard says the intense winds and high waves wound up damaging part of the ships propulsion system. but most of the damage was cosmetic, including broken glass and furniture. meredith: a heartwarming reunion between a man and mans best friend, and the man in new smyrna . the two are back together again thanks to holly hill please. reporter: though the dogs owner is at an assisted living facility in new smyrna beach, a nurse friend was caring for the dog in holly hill while the owner recovered from surgery. when the dog went missing there, holly hill police began a search and rescue mission. >> awwwww, my big boy here' s

for all of central florida. we have some dense pockets where visibility is even lower than a quarter of a mile. quarter to a half-mile visibility in just about every spot where we have the sensors. most are at our area airports. oia and leesburg air for -- airport reporting a quarter-mile of his ability as well. -- visibility as well. some of that fog is translating down to the road surfaces. 57 in ocala, 62 daytona beach and sanford, 64 orlando, 64 in melbourne. mild once again. sunshine, our temperatures are yesterday. wind coming out of the south-southeast. 82 for the high in ocala. 83 in eustis and mount dora and 84 in claremont. 84 in winter park and saint cloud. 83. 78 daytona beach, 81 merritt island and 82 in palm bay. we have this warm air coming in today but what we are waiting for is our next cold front. this will be sliding in closer tomorrow. we will get a little rain tomorrow in the afternoon and overnight into thursday is when i expect several pockets of scattered showers and even some thunderstor

florida within the next two hours. on top of central florida. that watch in effect for marion through 10:00 this morning. this line really picking up speed and moving in. you can see the red shading indicating that tornado watch. that means conditions are favorable, not that there is tornado yet. that is not on land yet. once it moves in, we have the risk for rotating storms. the main threat will be strong winds greater than 50 miles an hour. damage. here is the breakdown with temperatures and timing of the storms. lots of clouds in place. the real time for it to be on a large part of central florida along i-4 would be the noon hour, where it is 78 then. plenty of warm humid air in place to set the stage once this drastically changing front moves in. we'll drop temperatures dramatically tonight. as that happens, we see an 80% coverage of storms at noon. 50% coverage at 4:00 with a high of 81 degrees. coming up, we'll talk more about of course, download the pinpoint weather app. i sent out a new push alert so you know when and where these storms

. >> first, though, heavy rain makes its way into central florida. it's affecting the drive home right now for many on this thursday. the skies are gloomy out there. our lens is even a little wet. you can see the water there. and this is just the beginning of big changes on the way. this is news 6 at 5:00, getting results. i'm matt austin. >> i'm lisa bell. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing the storms right now. this is really a stretch. >> a lot of folks are getting in on the action before all is said and done. throughout the day today we've had lots of rain in pockets and different spots. no watches, no hits, no warnings, no runs, no errors. we've lightning strikes from palm coast to the west of palatka. lightning strikes in the last hour. i zoom in tight on palm coast, along i-95 and here's flagler beach, decent rain along a1a, too. heaviest of the rain across the i-95 corridor, rolling on top of you within the next 15 minutes. back out here from deltona to sanford to oviedo, heavy, heavy rain. decent rain, too. hunters creek to kiss

you don't see any radar echoes in central florida. by this time tomorrow and maybe by late night tonight, there will be a few. it's sort of a prelude to what lies down the road. we hit 81 in orlando and the same in kissimmee and 77 in melbourne and 75 in new smyrna beach. here's the beach, a couple of little waves going on. folks out there wandering, having fun, looking for seashells and whatnot. temperatures across the area right now, still 77 in ocala. 79 in the villages. we've dropped from that daytime high of 81 down to 79 right now in orlando. here's the futurecast. during the night tonight, more and more moisture begins to funnel in from the south. if so, by 11:00 tonight, according to futurecast, i little pockets of rain. not thinking they're going to slowed on us, though, but there will be scattered showers. by tomorrow morning, meteorologist troy bridges will be here checking out this stuff, pushing up to the north. but look at what happens next. by tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening, more and more scattered showers beginni

both in orlando, central florida parkway over by satellite boulevard. we have a crash reported not too far away. we have another crash reported there. use caution and this is the reason why, all that fog troy was talking about. a live look at i-4. westbound lanes to the right side of your screen. you can see definitely some morning. that is your check on traffic back to you. >> still ahead, a possible change aimed at lowering the number of people who drive drunk. >> what one agency wants to do when it comes to the alcohol any way you want me it's alright bend me shape me, any way you want me shape the best sleep of your life. sleep number beds with sleepia technology adjust any way you want it the bed that moves you. only at a sleep number store. again! r again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors so you can love cereal... >> this breaking news coming out of brevard county. this is where a car ended up in the front yard of a cocoa beach home after a crash. sending it through a fence and thankfully,

there have been two cases and central florida, both osceola county. roy ramos found out orange county leaders will meet today to discuss how to prevent the spread of the virus. >> reporter: the state of florida leads the country -- leaves the country with the most confirmed cases of the zika virus is. 21 cases in broward county. discuss how to prevent spread because the mosquitoes carrying zika do not normally breed in lakes and ponds. control is our aging residents to prevent standing water. tips like turning over buckets and containers discarding old tires in changing the water and hot holding flowers twice-daily are a few of the recommendations to prevent the virus from spreading. mosquito control paying spring will not help and during cool months is less affect it. they say it is the assistance of residents say need to help fight the virus that results in birth defects. >>> that was roy ramos reported. at this point all 21 cases our travel related. mosquito control has been going door-to-door asking residents for permission to look for sources of

could this work in central florida? darren roberts runs host which provides housing for sex offenders getting out of prison in central florida. >> i believe law enforcement would be more proactive to the someone centralized location. >> robert said a central location would work as long as the offenders could find a job to pay rent. >> for those being all together own. >> for many of the guys this is the only option aside from living on the street or in their >> jamie holmes, channel 9, eyewitness news. >>> 5 years ago a centralized sex offender community was pitched in lake county but shot down. there are already several large sex offender clusters in officials say a centralized site could have to wave the first few months of rent so people could get a job. >>> the county is considering a hike in school impact fees to pay for new schools between 35 and 77%. builders pay the fees up front but usually pass them along the buyers when they sell the homes. >> we're faced with raw material, price increases and skilled labor s

michelle: parts of central florida under tornado watch right now. we have team coverage from jason: a man shot dead in the shower. the woman arrested is his mother. michelle: donald trump takes the win in nevada. we are going to have a look at that destruction from overnight in just a minute. jason: what time will storms move into our area? amy: light rain is starting to approach marion county. over the next hour and a half, they will be starting to fire up here in marion and sumter county . our northwest areas are under watch until 10:00 a.m.. as the storm line moves closer, we may see more counties added during the day because it is a during the day event. tornadoes are possible, not that they are happening now. we have the ingredients for that to happen. if the radar picks up twisting, a tornado warning would be issued and you need to make sure i had of the storm that you have a plan -- make sure i head of the storm -- ahead of the storm you have a plan. make sure you have downloaded our first alert weather app as well. the strongest part of the

happening today, paula deen is making a stop in central florida. you can get her autograph during an autograph signing at barnes & noble on east colonial drive here in orlando. it all gets going tonight at 7:00. she is signing her new cookbook, paula deen cut the fat. tiny not in central florida could keep money in your wallet while you are planning your wedding. while a top.com named orlando first on its list in the best it was followed by las vegas, atlanta, and tampa. the website look at the average cost of the wedding in each city, the number of venues and the availability of hotels. yonkers, new york and moreno valley, california came in last. another check of your forecast ahead. we are talking about rain creeping back into the forecast in the days ahead. jason: we are working on new stories for our 5:00 hour of sunrise. michelle imperato is here with a preview. michelle: daytona beach leaders have come up with a temporary fix to the city' s homeless problem. we will detail they plan. the massive takata airbag recall is expanding this morning

tonight a central florida nightclub is closing its doors. >> first, though, the g.o.p. tonight. a rally for donald trump. right now, thousands of people are getting ready to cheer on trump. this is news 6 at 6:00. i'm matt austin. >> i'm lisa bell. his visit comes just one month ahead of the florida primary and in an hour he'll talk with his supporters. news 6 reporter sachelle saunders is joining us live outside where trump will speak at the usf sun dome in tampa tonight. not everyone is thrilled about >> yeah, for a moment, we saw a small group of protesters, but they didn't stay out here long. however, there are hundreds of people out here who are excited about trump and what he has to say, despite his win in new hampshire, florida candidate marco rubio is particularly and ted cruz is gaining steam. trump has to work harder against them. one person trump has not let up on is former governor jeb bush, recently calling him an embarrassment to his family. it's those type of comments that trump is most loved for. but supporters, some of them are asking him to tone it down for the

that brings the total number of zika cases in central florida to six. there have been 35 reported cases of the mosquito-borne illness statewide, including three pregnant women. state leaders won't say where the women live. so far, all florida cases are travel related. >> lisa: one argument turns into a medical emergency. >> matt: and one man jumped into action to save another guy's life. he's being called a hero for his determination. ahead, meet the local investigator who is now our getting results award winner. >> lisa: and it's a case that gripped the nation. tomorrow marks four years since trayvon martin died. who honored him today, next. >> remember, news 6 is always on clickorlando.com, your >> matt: four years ago tomorrow, trayvon martin died. >> lisa: today, civil rights attorney benjamin crump honored the teen before his colleagues. he walked into the bar during the downtown luncheon in orlando. he talked about black history month and improving community police relations. he says it all started with martin. >> in the aftermath of trayvon marti

also this morning, parts of central florida are under a freeze warning. overnight, we may have experience the coldest temperatures of this winter. amy has your forecast. starts right now. live. local. late-breaking. definition. jason: good thursday morning, i am jason guy. grabbed a coat, hat, and gloves as you are going to need it. you can see the links bus station and some of the buildings, i-4 in the foreground , and it is 40' s we are talking about for this area. amy has your forecast. amy: it is a cold start , freeze warnings and frost advisories for every county in central florida, and we are not done dropping yet. we will climb and it will be a little warmer today than it was yesterday. we will get a lot of sunshine and we will make it into the low to mid 60' s and a lot of spots. at least warmer than yesterday. freeze warnings are in effect until 9:00 a.m. for the northern counties. lake county as well as sumter along with flagler and marion county. the frost advisory is in effect for everyone else so although we will not have widespread freezing

osceola county is the only one in central florida. jim: and to keep you informed about the virus, the florida department of health has opened a zika hotline. wesh 2' s matt lupoli has the details. matt: florida' s number of confirmed zika cases continues a slow climb. state health officials say 20 people have been infected by the virus in recent weeks. so far, all of florida' s cases are travel-related, meaning patients were bitten by infected mosquitoes outside of the country. but with the growing number of cases comes growing concern for locals and visitors to the sunshine state. that' s why governor rick scott' s office says it' s opening the lines of communication for anyone with questions about zika through a new hotline. officials promise it will help people protect themselves and their homes. governor scott says "with over , 20 million residents and 100 million tourists, we have made it a priority to stay ahead of virus in florida, and we will continue to do all we can to keep our families safe." with a new link to birth defect

take a look at what's going on tonight in central florida. we've got trouble. we've got freeze warnings in effect for marion, for putnam and flagler counties. for volusia county, lake county, seminole, orange, all the rest of us, the areas in lighter blue, darker blue from palm from here to the south, that's all windchill worries. it's been so blustery and breezy. i'm afraid that does continue into the night tonight. on radar, no echoes. nothing to check out. temperatures are going to be the star of the show. today we hit a daytime high of 59 degrees so far at o.i.a. i kept thinking they might bump that up to 60 but they didn't. normals are 51 and 73. records on the date, 87 and 28. tonight we crash a lot lower than the norms. we're already talking about overnight lows that will be lower than this. we dropped to 49 in orlando this morning. 39 in gainesville and 45 in ocala. tonight, obviously, we're going to be colder than that. temperature reading right now, holding in daytona beach at 56 degrees. winds are from the west-southwest at 18 miles per hour. in melb

anywhere in central florida will be beautiful. alcala looking great, 77 for the high with mostly sunny skies. downtown orlando, partly cloudy with a high of 74. cocoa beach looking at probably cloudy skies with a great high of 73. get outside and enjoy it. >>> disney is central florida's leading employer. we have learned park workers are losing hours. coming up, how a park half a world away is to blame. lowe's presents: how to plan for the future. happy valentine's day. happy birthday. sorry i forgot our anniversary. happy mother's day. >>> good morning. i meteorologist marina jurica here at a: 14. i hope you're having a fantastic day so far. still dealing with fog in daytona beach but i promise it estimates that fog lifts and boy is it going to get crowded in daytona. daytona 500 at 11:00 today, the weather looks perfect. satellite radar showing partly cloudy skies and that's how it will stay to the rest of the way today. but with a southwesterly wind, we are definitely warming up. clouds slowly increase especially by tonight wit

osceola county is the only one in central florida. as wesh 2' s matt lupoli explains, the state now has a hot line set up. matt: florida' s number of confirmed zika cases continues a slow climb, state health officials say 20 people have been infected by the virus in so far, all of florida' s cases are travel-related meaning patients were bitten by mosquitoes outside of the country. but with the growing number of cases comes growing concern, for locals and visitors to the sunshine state. that is why governor rick scott' s office says its opening the lines of communication for anyone with questions about zika through a new hotline. officials say the hotline will , help people protect themselves and their homes. governor rick scott says, with over 20 million residents and 100 million tourists, we have made it a priority to stay ahead of the possible spread of this virus in florida, and we will continue to do all we can to keep our families safe. with a new link to birth defects and continued surge in cases in south america, national heal

after a violent night in central florida. a strip club shooting spree, and or people injured in apopka. also, the orange county search for answers after one person was they tisa much for joining us. i am cara moore. we are going to be a little cool , but cloudy today. first alert meteorologist dave cocchiarella has more. dave: we have some light rain moving towards the coast line already. today, and particularly this afternoon, it will be cool and breezy. daytona beach, looking across the halifax river, the sunrise will be beautiful. you see a little bit of cloud cover out there. we are beginning to see if a bit of shower activity where the clouds are thickest. the inland areas of central florida are a few degrees cooler than the coastline. 54 degrees and melbourne. -- in melbourne. with the moisture coming onshore , there are temperatures in the mid-60' there are those sprinkles, moving across the coast. he will spread across the peninsula throughout the afternoon today. as a push into the afternoon hours, there will be heav

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

we have a frost advisory for most of the central florida through 9:00. northern zones under a freeze warning, meaning temperatures dropping at or below freezing for a few hours. we are at 28 in ocala. 37 at palm coast. 37 in sanford. cold at the bus stop, 38 at 7:00 as we are likely to drop from here in spots. wear a coat, make sure the kids are ready. later today, a nice warmup with sunny skies by 3:00, up to 65 degrees. coming up, we'll pinpoint warmer air. we get into the 70's tomorrow. how long that will stick around. first, let's check on the roads with amy in the napleton traffic center. >> you mentioned having difficulty accessing i-4. i ran into the same problem on colonial drive. there was a lot of work wrapping up shortly so it is not going to be an issue for much more. here's something in the process of closing up. right around epcot center drive over to the beachline this morning, just keep in mind if you are traveling early once we really hit rush hour, those won't be a factor. here's the scene on i-4 by maitland. a lot of this is daytime co

central florida is well represented. these pup s from central florida will take part in the puppy b owl. the pups are up for adoption after the game. that is get one more check on your chilly forecast. dave: chilly and windy out there at this hour. this is the way it looks in orlando right now. 46 degrees feels like 40 degrees with the windchill. we are actually feeling like the 30' s in some locations. as we go through the day today, the skies should clear. never feeling much warmer than mid-50' s. that will do it for west -- wesh 2 news sunrise. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> thank you for choosing wesh 2 news, and trusting first alert weather. rated most accurate for eight years straight.

we told you friday afternoon the first case in central florida with confirmed in osceola county. today the governor says all those cases are travel related meaning no one has contracted the virus in the state of florida and none of those he says state leaders are working closely with the cdc to get kits that test zika and are asking the cdc to meet with healthcare workers who could come in contact with the virus. >> am hopeful that we will prepare and get ready in we won't expand but we look at central, south america the unbelievable amounts of zika they have there and look at the children that have the birth defects. you want to be prepared and we hope for the best. >> reporter: with that case in osceola county, and i the governor about concerns for tourists coming to visit central florida. he told me with more than -- >> present obama expected to ask congress for almost $2 million in emergency funding to fight the virus. the money will be is to expand mosquito control programs, speed up development of the vaccine and diagnostic test and approve support for local income pregnant

cara: following two big stories after a violent night in central florida. in orange county, the search for answers in a shooting that killed one person and critically hurt another outside the florida mall. and in clermont, a shooting death in a publix parking lot. the few clues police have to work with this morning. good morning. thanks for joining us. i' m cara moore. we' ve had some cool weather around here lately, but will the trend continue for our saturday? here' s first alert meteorologist dave: a beautiful day early on, and then turning cloudy and cooler. downtown orlando, very pretty, 49 degrees. just enough of a light wind it is making it feel like it is 46. here are your temperatures up and down central florida, 46 in ocala, 49 in orlando. look at this difference along the coast. there is a little bit of an onshore wind keeping temperature much milder across the coast line. a couple of sprinkles, and it is an unsettled weather forecast today. we will keep light rain in place to the midday hours, but in the evening, showers strike up so wet weather

we are talking about clouds increasing in central florida today.

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florida in central florida. today 3 local kids to help round out the ucf class which search through 2nd best in the first frost recruiting class xx glacial, a drink owns may be the fastest of the bunch accounting for 1100 all-purpose yards as a senior and won estate title and pick he will be joined at ucf by seminole high school brandon maurer and doctor phillips offensive start all of them were included by high profile schools but all of them said scott frost is the reason they are staying home. >> it be recruited hard in hometown and that's how they were able to do so, everybody came down together. it will be easy for us. >> we will have more on the impressive class tonight at 6:30 on tv 27th it national signing day special including live interviews with scott frost and new athletic director danny white >>> this afternoon in tallahassee, governor rick scott was all smiles at a rally in support of the proposed >> governor scott pled -- played a game at the capitol rotunda before house committee said to discuss

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

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

we'd like to see what you're seeing in central florida. >> right now, no radar echoes to talk about. i think in the next few hours, little pockets of rain will start to show up as some of the moisture surges northward out of the southland. right now, we're fine. no worries at all. temperature readings, we've tumbled to 72 in orlando melbourne and leesburg. we're all together. 72 degrees with winds from the southeast at 14 miles per hour. 70 right now in ocala. 66 in gainesville and 70 at the cape. let's talk tomorrow. after a bunch of tens in a row, i mean thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, monday, we've had five fantastically great days in a row here. tomorrow is going to be about a 7. it will still be breezy and warm. if you like it warm tomorrow, it's still a good day for you. >> tomorrow, on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being awesome, tomorrow's a 7. still a decent day, not a total wash-out but we're lining up for tough stuff ahead. we've got one system coming here. second of all, another system cranking here. there comes the energy that's going to roll into texas in the next 24

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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

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-

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. >>

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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

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

notice the showers around central florida. they are continuing on and off again until midnight or so. waking up tomorrow morning, rain to the north and we are cloudy but mainly quiet. lunchtime, we are already starting to see the green pop up. by 2:00, scattered showers heavier pockets throughout the afternoon. all of this as the big storm system dumps moisture into central florida. there is the apparent low. as the parent low trucks off to the east or northeast, we get a cold front through central florida which brings scattered showers and thunderstorms for your wednesday. some of those could be heavy. when we talk about the threat for severe weather, look at tomorrow. we have not seen this for a while, a moderate risk of severe weather across louisiana and alabama and mississippi. as we look ahead to your wednesday, the east coast, including parts of central florida, under a slight risk of severe weather, but the good news is, that storm system will be moving in for just a little bit. it will be a stormy day on wednesday and

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