evidence. she went into this store and told an employee that she was in trouble with the police and needed help destroying evidence and an employee the tr online and figured out what she was in trouble for and contacted police. she appeared before a judge and the prosecutor took the evidence at the time of her arrest and had turned off the security passcode. while she was out on bond, the passcode was reset. they don't know while she visited the store. >> we have not had the opportunity to question the clerk. >> reporter: she denied deleting the evidence and said that she was trying to delete information from her daughter's phone. today a judge gave her a $75,000 bond on the charge. she will stay in jail for now because her bond was revoked on previous sexual battery charges. and i reached out to the store

to speak with us but i have not heard that. - - i have not heard back. a body has been found in a grassy area near loveland park. steve is there right now and there was a lot of activity in an already busy activity - - area this time of night. >> reporter: that includes the medical examiner here on the scene and you can see him back there in the woods, that's where i saw the body in the grove of trees. he had a pair of shorts on. not what you would expect in this weather. a crime scene investigator is here but i asked police about what was happening and they can only told me that the man was found unresponsive and that this is a suspicious death investigation. the medical examiner will hope

died. the body was found off of the parking lot of a local nightclub called guilt. it is very early on in the investigation and the public in ms. - - information officer will contact us with more information. it is another chilly day and some of you might be smelling smoke. >> tom has more on the smoke and plus you are keeping more of an eye on the storm system. >> smoke has been blowing south from volusia county to tiger bay state park. look at all of the haze and smoke as we look north high atop the building and it is a cool

being tracked near the ground. i can show you where that is starting. that is what we are dealing with tonight and by friday morning, watch this storm approach. it will be wet with some gusty thunderstorms and also a chance for severe weather or even a tornado. we will be talking more about the ramifications of this storm system about 35 hours away. disney is launching a security change at its parks in orlando. one month after they put in the metal detectors at the front gates, they found out disney is hiring and training disney personnel. our industry expert says this move should not come as a surprise. said he said disney likes to control everything

security is no different. >> they want to make people feel safe but not so much if - - that they feel more along - - alarmed. >> mark vocals on talked about how - - mark told us about how - - they are using a new security - - officer group with new shirts. now they are putting up their own - - beefing up their own security force and they plan to move in - - to and all in-house operation. >> disney likes to keep things under control and bringing security and how scott they give them control.

over that. disney is starting with animal and him and will be transitioning its own security at all of the parks throughout the month - - month. - - disney is starting with the animal park. we spoke with someone in the park and he expects it will be a couple hundred new security officers and they are going to be in class this week. injury was selected for a trial for a man taunted into assaulting a police officer. it was captured right there on camera and they claimed the officer investigated the incident, and that officer may

was trying to get a transient man to get his feet out of the city streets. >> a judge was - - just lost his fight for a new hearing. >> stopped missing me off. >> he claimed that outburst on ptsd. he asked the florida supreme court to change his reason for removal to disability rather than misconduct. we were with the governor for the start of his 1 million month - - 1 million miles bus tour. he spoke about job creation and focused on victory which makes

he said no one thought this business would go on to employ 300 workers. >> people said we were crazy and it could not be done and we hired 200 new positions last year. >> florida has been out texas in leading the nation in job creation. a search continues to find the man who ambushed a woman and left her with a concussion. she was just out walking her dog on atlantic avenue yesterday afternoon and she told police she does not know why she was targeted and detectives are desperate now to solve the case. >> reporter: in the middle of the day, people's - - people walk these sidewalks past a steady flow of traffic. >> this is an unusual crime. i cannot remember any other streak crimes in the area. >> reporter: that was until tuesday when a man hit in

got a concussion. and then he ran off period >> it is high-traffic and there is a lot of google traffic period but local traffic. witnesses. >> reporter: no witnesses and police have not found any capture the incident either, not even the cameras on this city building and even worse scott police say the crime random. >> the victim had never seen the suspect and they did not engage in any conversation and we have no motive at this point. >> reporter: but they do have a good suspect ascription. dark skinned with curly hair and a short afro. he was wearing a large necklace and had a scar on the left side of his face. >> i got a good look at him and i will never forget it, it was something that was very frightening. >> reporter: i i asked if

>> that may be part of the investigation. >> police also said they did stop a man wearing an outfit similar to the suspects description but they quickly ruled him out and right now they have no other suspects. you can hear more from the victim by logging onto our website and sliding - - scrolling down to the raw video investigation. agent - - an officer stopped a car last summer but he allegedly made a sexual comments to a fellow female officer. he was suspended and has one more pending investigation. a man arrested for sending

not guilty today. he was arrested last month at his home in longwood. investigators say they caught him during an online investigation after agents posted an ad on craigslist. he remains locked up snyder without bond. former - - formal charge - - charges were filed against a man accused of kidnapping and killing his girlfriend. he left the body in the trunk of her car. he is charged with second- degree murder. he was caught last month when a concerned citizen recognized him. he could face life in prison if convicted. the deadline to center for health insurance is - - insurance is quickly approaching. more than 1.5 million people in florida have signed up since november, including 294,000 consumers in our area.

is taking their fight for a raise public. of 5:00, we will show you the reason that they say they have no other choice but to put up this billboard. >> and local schools could be the biggest winners from the jackpot. and a local kindergartner rushed to the hospital. swallowed and the investigations underway as a result. >> a lot of smoke is blowing in from a controlled burn.

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dcf and the orange county school district is launched an investigation because a kindergartner had to be rushed to a hospital after swallowing a needle sharp pin. and the father told us that his son had to go under anesthesia to have it removed. >> reporter: we got another pin that size. it is just more than 1 inch long and obviously something this small is something that a 5-year-old could easily swallow. but tonight they are investigating if that's true - - that student should have been watched. this father says his 5-year-old got a hold of a tiny pin that is now the source of a pair of investigations. the school is not giving me any answers and i should not have to see him like that.

ray revealed that this was lodged in his throat. >> they had under anesthesia which was upsetting. >> reporter: he questions how his son was able to get a hold of the spin and swallow it. >> a needle in a kids throat is concerning to anybody. >> reporter: although it is tiny, the school was required to notify dcf and both have launched investigations. it is something that he will be concerned about every time that he takes his son to school. the district told me late today that the teacher being investigated is still in the classroom, which indicates they believe that teacher is safe around children. will let you know if the district finds anyone here at

>> this story has a lot of people talking and you can share the story by going to our facebook page. and appeals court is being moved, even though it has been in lakeland for 60 years. the proposal - - proposal was suggested to go to tampa. >> the daytona rising project is one step closer to being complete. officials got the go-ahead to start moving chairs into the new stadium. after two years of renovations, the project will be ready for its first race on january 29th. if you have driven down church street, you can't miss this new stadium.

this year. that will happen after all, the club has announced that they will open for the 2017 see the - - season because construction is taking longer than anticipated. you have one chance to make a first impression. you open the facility and you hope it is top-notch and ready to go. >> the plan to place vertical steel beams soon. if you have been out and about, it is still smoky and you may notice it going on out. >> the time-lapse of the last three hours, you can see smoke moving in and yes it rolled through. here we go. 58 degrees, it did not warm-up

the fire here is through a controlled burn. it's through in a seat - - interstate 4 with smoke continuing for the next couple of hours and into the evening. upper 40s got 50 in the morning, not a bad night got just a little bit smoky. and tomorrow, the wind is still out in the northeast. highs are still in the 60s. cloud cover still continues to be an issue tomorrow. midnight we will watch showers developing. we watch for these heavy and gusty storms. and toward daybreak, watch heavy rain to the north with

and around 2:00 in the afternoon, you want to make sure you are staying tuned. stay tuned in to what is going on because strong gusts of wind will be moving through the area. there is a slight risk of a tornado. and it does not take a lot of energy to transfer that to a tornado. we will be monitoring that and be have been talking all week about this pattern and the slight risk of a tornado, more likely strong gusts of wind and lightning. it will definitely be windy. it's also the first time that we have had a subtropical storm since you started. it was in 1978, they called it number one. this is in the open atlantic and this is alex, the first main store, it is a little bit of a hybrid storm.

69 degrees tomorrow, likely rinsed on scott possibly severe on friday, and will all be here watching this. another storm system marker will bring another wet day on sunday that will be updating more in the let - - next half hour. a popular lawn fertilizer is blamed for killing the grass. >> if you've ever got stuck searching for change at the tollbooth, that could soon change. upgrades are coming to local toll roads. >> and they are not even old enough to buy tickets, but local students be the big - - could be

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stores - - schools. >> reporter: about half of the money goes towards prizes and 40% will then go toward education funding. about half of it goes to the price prize. just because more people are buying tickets does not necessarily mean that schools will get more money. all eyes are on the prize, a jack point - - jackpot of $1.5 billion, the largest in lottery history. most lottery money in florida if it's education. powerball sales could reach$100 million. >> the legislature has total control over distribution of the educational enhancement trust fund.

could offset the spike by decreasing other funding stores - - sources. lawrence county schools received about $11 million in lottery money last year. >> they must improve letter grades and they get money distributed based on $100 per student. >> reporter: it can be used for teacher illnesses or new equipment. >> they need stuff for kids and the teachers need more money. >> reporter: they also use the money for colleges, universities, schools, and a new program. and the winning numbers will be picked here in florida in tallahassee and there is still time to buy the tickets. sales continue until 10:00. >> we hope the lines are not too long. a popular lawn fertilizer is now blamed for killing the grass.

ruined her yard. a man is accused of hitting a 3-year-old with his car and he is on his way out of jail. we will tell you next about what a judge said about his release.

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