>> tracking it now cold mainly -- mainly cloudy this afternoon and dry for the daylight hours tonight and early tomorrow we will see a better chance of rain and storms. cloudy now but i've been keeping tabs on what is going on to the west in the gulf of mexico a developing system here. radar information drops off being well out in the gulf but it will be headed our way as we go the next 24 hours. that can bring isolated risk of severe weather. most of us in the green shade. a low-end risk of severe weather. when you get these storm systems especially with an el nio pattern, working in from the gulf of mexico, we have seen this over a number of years, late 1990s and 2007 toward lake mack and paisley you get rotation out of the storms and that is giving you isolated tornado chance and that is what we will watch out for tonight into the rest of our friday. wrapping up through the early

temperatures outside covering the afternoon now, 63 orlando, 66 titusville, merritt island. milder but the cloudy skies will stay with us. here is the plan through the evening hours. 66, 2:00. warmer and we are generally dry aside from a stray chance of a sprinkle. 8-10 isolated shower. after 10:00, that is one we will see more showers and storms arriving and more storms by tomorrow morning. a computer. we will go over the timeframe with future track for the storms ahead. martie? and you can track our chance for storms yourself at wftv.com /weather. and volusia county, we are expecting to find out how a supreme court ruling can impact the case of the men accused of killing his wife and her 2 children. the trial of luis toledo is still set for monday. he faces the possibility of a death sentence for the triple murder but as channel 9's

blaine tolison reports, prosecutors are now fighting to get the trial delayed. >> reporter: the judge here at the 7th judicial circuit has the difficult decision to make in the state case against luis toledo to either delay it by 60 days or move forward trying his best to interpret the supreme court's ruling on florida's death penalty scheme and how it applies to this case. prosecutors intended to seek the death penalty for toledo who is accused of killing his wife to xavier suarez and her children in 2013. bodies whenever found in the family lived in deltona. after more than 2 years, the case was scheduled to go to trial in state -- st. augustine next week starting the jury selection but the state attorney's office filed a motion just yesterday to delay the trial. that motion came just one day after the supreme court ruled the death penalty scheme is unconstitutional. the state asked for 60 days to hear something from the state legislator on how to proceed with the capital case. i would like to note the

defense has asked for a delay over the last several months, leading up to this for the same reason but now the possibility the state cannot impose the death penalty so toledo's attorneys want to go to trial. >> this is the death penalty but there's no mechanism to impose is obviously, the only reason for the state to continue the case is because they want to impose it. >> reporter: if the case ends up moving forward, the defense has motion for the judge to strike the states intent to seek the death penalty. the judge says he will have a decision for us tomorrow. into land, blaine tomlinson, channel 9 eyewitness news. meanwhile in orange county, the man who was sentenced to death for killing a 19-year-old to keep him from testifying in a home invasion case will be back in court this afternoon. in november, okafor was given the death penalty for murdering zaldivar in 2012. his face can be changed because of the supreme court ruling. we will be in court and let you know what happens on eyewitness news at 4. in a few hours orange county school leaders will

times for students. district officials are holding a work session today to go over all of the options. last september several proposals were discussed including starter -- starting high school times one hour later. the meeting will be at the ronald blocker educational leadership center on w. amelia st. at 4:30 feet we will be there and we will let you know what options they are discussing later today on eyewitness news at 4 highway patrol is investigating a crash that killed a 14-year-old boy. we will -- you can see straight -- state troopers blocked off young one parkway because of this fatal to crash. investigators say michael rodriguez was crossing the road with 2 other kids when he was hit by 2 different cars. troopers say neither of the drivers was impaired. spacex is testing the engines of the falcon 9 booster that made history last month and later, the company had the first successful pain landing for a reasonable locket. cape canaveral as were station. the contest is meant to provide reasonable boosters can help

supporters of isis have claimed attack in jakarta indonesia. at least 3 site -- suicide bombers blew them up in a starbucks cafi while gunmen attacked a police post nearby. at least 2 people were killed and 19 others injured. abcs stephanie ramos has more. >> reporter: blown out windows, smoke, billowing into the sky. debris scattered across the busy downtown street of indonesia's capital. at least 3 suicide bombers detonated their packs voting themselves in a starbucks in jakarta while gunmen attacked a police station nearby. at least one police officer is

be much higher after the first sick explosion chaos erupted in the popular.-- shopping district home to luxury hotels and embassies. a gum slapdash gollum fight ensued between attackers and anti-terror police squads for more than one hour. while explosions and other parts of the city could be heard police intensely searching for other gunmen. tensions have been high in indonesia as isis affiliate groups overshadow older groups in the region. everyone has been on high alert since christmas after a number of arrests were made across indonesia. counterterrorism advisers say about 500 indonesians have joined isis in syria with other jihad groups pledging support isis leader abu al-baghdadi. the u.s. embassy issuing an alert to citizens in jakarta tell them to stay put and avoid the area until authorities figure out exactly what is

going on and who is responsible. starbucks put out a statement on the a taxing our hearts are with the people of indonesia. adding that all starbucks in jakarta will remain closed at -- out of an abundance of caution. stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. the actor best known for his roles as professor. snake and harry potter movies and in thy heart has passed away. the family of british actor alan rickman says he has been battling cancer. the tony award-winning actor started his career onstage and moved onto the tv and movie screens later. he was 69. dna evidence led to the arrest of an illegal immigrant from senegal in the murder of a florida woman in italy. the body of ashley olsen from summer haven was found saturday inside her apartment in florence. marcy gonzalez explains how italian police were able to track the suspect down. >> reporter: italian investigators say they now know who killed american ashley olsen in her apartment in florence. arresting a suspect and revealing what they believe led to the 35-year-old's violent death.

evidence between dna, probably fingerprints, surveillance cameras, and i think witnesses. >> reporter: investigators say early friday morning also left the florence not come pick 3rd from daily mail.com with a man she met. a senegalese immigrant they claim have been in italy illegally for a few months and was known to police for suspected drug-related activities. investigators claim both olsen and the man were intoxicated on alcohol and possibly drugs, walking to olson's studio apartments where prosecutors claim they had consensual sex. investigators believe when olson asked the man to lead, there was a fight according to italian media, the suspect then pushed olson and she hit her head, fracturing her skull into places. on saturday, her body was found naked on the floor with bruises and scratches on her neck.

strangulation by a court or chain. >> very unsophisticated guy as far as crimes is concerned. >> reporter: investigators say they found the suspects dna on a condom and cigarette in the toilet. they claim he also took her cell phone which helped police tracking down reports the suspects claimed he didn't intend to kill olson and he's in police custody charged with aggravated homicide. marcy gonzalez, abc news, new york. orlando police investigate the death of a man whose body was found by a nightclub near baldwin park last night. officers told us the body of essex taylor the 3rd was found behind the gilt nightclub off the road. detectives are asking people to share helpful details. the case is being treated as a suspicious that the mobile we're feeling -- repealing the ban on shacking up is headed to the full senate for both. the current law prohibiting unmarried couple from living together has been on the books since 1868 in florida michigan and mississippi are the only states that will outlaw cohabitation. construction has begun on the newest school to help alleviate overcrowding and orange county x we were there

ground on the school that they will eventually attend. there they go. the campus is being built on millenia boulevard near the mall. officials say the school is necessary to keep up with the growing development in the area including more houses and apartments being built. >> the growth is there in this neighborhood for the first time. we have never really had this kind of growth. we are excited about it. >> school officials told us millenia elementary already has more than 1000 students picked this new campus will help students get a better education with smaller class sizes the school is set to open later this year. this morning we found out who is in the running to take home an oscar at the 88 academy awards. the brutal frontier saga " the revenant" received the most nomination was 12 including best picture and best and differently it on our dicaprio. "mad max: fury road" spotlight the martian brooklyn room the big short and bridge of spies also got nominations for best picture.

for a list of the nominees head over to wftv.com and see who take some the coveted golden statue figure 28. 88th annual academy awards will air at 7 pm here on channel 9 followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. >> i have seen none of those. >> bridge of spies is excellent. >> i saw that. the big short, spotlight. there are good ones. i don't always feel that way around. >> i have work to do. >> we were watching serious storms. >> it's always a concern one you are in the el nio season. we seen it around you been here. you have more concerned when you see the systems develop in the gulf of mexico. here is how it looks and watching the gulf of mexico for the developing storm system that will start to work tonight especially early tomorrow but not bad now. downtown orlando blue skies tried to bite through some of the clouds. 60 5, winds out of the northeast at 9. sunset time by 50 p.m. and dry as we go through the afternoon which is good as you

get the kids out of school. if you're running errands. temperatures in the 60s for some of us and there goes my god, 65 daytona beach, 64 deland, 63 in the villages. satellite radar picture cloud cover but overall we are watching the storm system back to the west in deltona for us as we take it through the afternoon. 60s around and most of us staying in the mid-60s dropping off into the 50s and a slight chance of showers but you see tom terry on tv 27 at 10:00, they already be tracking a few showers. we were talking on the phone and we were discussing the storm system and the potential of severe weather we have seen the isolated risk both tonight into tomorrow. as we look at the rest of today, we are mailing on the dry said but you can see by 10:00, a few showers feeding into the southern zones and then overnight we are staffed overnight as always here. we will watch for some showers and storms and if this squall line develops by tomorrow

morning by 9, 10:00 damaging winds some rotations in the storms as they work in moving in west to east this is at 2:00 and slides off after that. the severe weather threat isolated tornado risk and winds gusting over 50 miles an hour. that could lead to wind damage which will be a couple of other things we will watch out. 60s for the most part, 68 mostly cloudy, relatively cool. averages 70. rain and storms with an isolated severe weather threat tonight. better chance tomorrow with that line that works in temperatures in the 70s tomorrow but the line of storms west to east that will be moving in. five-day forecast, where the weekend is always in view saturday we are in between storm systems. on sunday, we will see another chance of rain and that one will yank down much cooler weather. colder weather on monday. we will struggle to get to 60 degrees. in the next half-hour, we will take a look at the storm system in the gulf of mexico in -- and new information on how you can stay alert with our free

weather app. chief meteorologist tom terry will be answering questions about el nio tonight. head to facebook .com/ wftv at 7:00 this evening. a popular lawn fertilizer has been pulled from local store shelves their customers claim it damaged, even kill their laws. the complaint uncovered by action 9 and what the coveney said about the problems it could cause in florida. the deadline for a volusia

county and city leaders and volusia county met with hundreds of residents i sent to discuss the area's homeless problem. the town hall also involved some homeless themselves as well as many business owners along beech street. despite differences in opinion, all were looking for a solution. >> the criminal homeless are out of control. >> we are actively proactively trying to get these people out of homelessness and i'm

in this room wants. >> the city has 60 days to figure out funding for the safe harbor project a more permanent solution where the county has already committed $4 million. a couple teenager is facing second-degree murder charges in the death of his 20 month -- 21- month-old sister. brevard deputies tell us noah walls hit the target sunday. investigators say the toddler then fell and they believe those impacts caused the little girl's death. deputies say the teenager had been caring for the child a lot of we have to beat is about a possible motive. >> something crutches it -- frustrated him to the point that he struck the child. >> we are working to get in contact with the parents and reaching out to dcf and are waiting for a response. a new app may make it easier to pay for tolls on the expressway and would require a new transponder. it is being tested by the authority allowing viewers to

drive through the e pass lanes without a transponder. when you go through the tolls, the app would notify you of how much you owe. the expressway authorities say this will not get rid of transponders. the app would be an out on feature and no word on when it will launch. orlando city officials in baltimore this afternoon for the mls super draft pick many of the top college players will be drafted today. they have the 7th pick last year the team picked kyle laron who went on to win rookie of the year. sports team in baltimore this morning. more on the draft later today on eyewitness news starting at 4. orlando magic overseas with the hopes of scoring a badly needed win in the uk. the magical play the toronto raptors in london today at 3:00. they have lost 6 of the last 7 games but should have starting point guard peyton back today. yesterday they spent part of the day winning the tourist game visiting big ben and the london bridge. donald trump is planning to go after ted cruz it's a nice gop presidential debate. what trump said last night at a

rally in florida that may have set the stage for tonight's showdown. the dog that could lead to

a look at downtown orlando as we track chances for strong storms over the next 21 hours certified meteorologist brian shields is watching it now -- tracking and all from severe weather center 9. >> talking about el nio patterns and we haven't el nio section at wftv.com so you can get information. el nio seasons typically we get severe storms chances. low-end risk tonight into tomorrow so friday stretch from flagler volusia all the way to

marion county and the rest of us in that green shade. if you can hear me, we have a chance of severe weather tonight but especially heading through midmorning tomorrow into the early afternoon. right now, we are cloudy. you may get a sprinkle or 2 but not a big issue. some spots easy some breaking through. we've seen that across i 4, winter park, winter garden and orlando. off to the west is where we are watching. radar data drops here. we are over the gulf so that would make sense as the radar is above clouds. you can see this cloud cover here. we will watch this had our way and with it week is the squall line, basically a line of rain and storms that comes in from the gulf of mexico that will approach early tomorrow morning especially through early in the afternoon. temperatures now running in the 50s and 60s. 63 degrees in new smyrna beach and but the beach. 65 melbourne palm bay 57 in

rain chance today during the day next to nothing but up to 60 percent chance of showers and even some storms tonight that is why we are staffed 24 7. we will keep you posted on that tomorrow especially on the early side as i mentioned through 1:00, 2:00, 80 percent chance of rain and storms as the line moves in. one way you can stay prepared not only watching us or wftv.com, having a weather radio and free weather app get this on your device. it has all the information that will help you to plan your day such as forecasts. it has alerts tab at the bottom. this is key. in the alerts tab you can toggle on or off warnings as you choose oh it is not an annoying app. tornado warnings can toggle on and you get critical information if anything goes down. over the timeframe of the storms through tonight coming up with future track. the big republican debate in south carolina is hours away and the stakes are high. >> the first vote is less than 3 weeks away in iowa and i will

front runner ted cruz is facing new questions about finances. tom lammas has more. >> reporter: senator ted cruz's campaign in damage control after a new report shows he took up to $1 million in loans from big wall street banks to finance his run for senate. >> we guard against the stocks in assets that we had under ordinary terms and so those loans can be disclosed over and over again on multiple filings the new york times reporting they are not filed with the sec pick the story brick, crews was at a south carolina campaign event.'s aides huddling around him afterwards, informing him of the news yesterday was the case that they were not filed exactly as the requirement, we will amanda. >> reporter: the issue may hurt his credibility as he railed against the banks and wall street bailouts. >> lawyers say you cannot run if you do that. you cannot be born in canada ted cruz dealing with donald trump who is showing no sign of

attack occurs -- ted cruz. >> reporter: what if he runs in the courts ruled he cannot run. that's not good. what you did? concede the election to hillary clinton or bernie? right? trump speaking to a massive crowd of more than 10,000 in pensacola, florida. can you believe that? >> reporter: the biggest fight last night stupid -- >> was a with a candidate it was with his microphone. microphone. whoever brought this my system -- microphone system we are not going to pay. i am not paying for this microphone. >> reporter: tom llamas, abc news, new york. and on the democratic side, hillary clinton's edge over senator bernie sanders has shrunk to 2 percentage point in bloomberg des moines register poll.

clinton talk -- top centers 42 percent to 40 percent martin omalley trailing at 4 percent picked the bowl included 503 likely democratic caucus goers and has a margin of error of plus or minus of plus or -4.4 percentage points. get the latest news on the 2016 presidential candidates by downloading our free wftv news app. join christopher heath and greg warmoth as a lightweight during the republican presidential debate at 9 tonight and you can get analysis on the debate on 11:00. st. cloud middle school substitute teacher accused of having sex with a 14-year-old is back behind bars this afternoon. 35-year-old sarah moore was arrested earlier this month accused of having sex with a 14- year-old student. shoes be arrested tuesday night after police say she visited a verizon store while on bond and asked an employee how to remotely delete evidence on the phone. >> the state produced and has shown to me a statement made by a clerk saying she wanted to delete slough -- stuff offer

trouble with the cops. >> she told police she was trying to delete information on her daughter's phone and deny doing anything wrong the police have a phone but somehow the passcode was reset. while she was on bond. >> reporter: a new bill introduced to congress as men to help the millions of people who graduate college with mounds of debt. the average student loan debt runs about $29,000. congressman derek kilmer of washington state wants to expand pell grants which do not have to be repaid in order to open new options for students. the bill would nearly double how much of the grants are worth almost $10,000 it would make pell grants available to more low income students. this is about try to make sure the students have more opportunities to actually pursue their dreams and not be burdened by 2 minutes amount of debt. >> the bill may run into opposition's from lawmakers concerned about the cost of these grants since it is federal money that would not be payback. crews searching the ocean from a listen -- missing malaysia flight made a

back 200 years. >> sonar images, shipwreck that search crews found off the coast of australia last month while looking for the missing flight mh 3 70. experts say the ship is likely made of steel and iron and century. there is a new wiki all this afternoon on a popular electric riddle because it can shock people. when they go to music, the griddle is manufactured by the rival company and has this model number that you see on the screen. the models were sold at walmart for $20 between july-december last year. consumer product safety commission says the griddle's can become dangerous if water gets inside the if you own one return it for a refund. chipotle is waiting to find out when federal investigators will clear restaurant after the recent e. coli outbreak. the outbreak began in october and affected dozens of people in 9 states but the chipotle ceo and officials from the cdc met last week to talk about

updating safety procedures the restaurant says it is taking additional measures to make sure the food is safe including having more of its ingredients go through centralized kitchens. new warnings about having too many sugary drinks.

vladimir putin says russia has developed a vaccine for ebola. he announced the during the meeting in moscow piggy said

and shown to be more effective in strong treatments than those used worldwide. the world health organization does not recognize any drug or treatment for ebola. other experts are skeptical about putin's claims. a new audit has found major gaps in the ebola screening process at u.s. airports and borders during the ebola attack. outbreak. during an outbreak in africa the u.s. apartment of homeland security required mandatory health screenings for anyone coming into the country from the affected areas. that outbreak has subsided now and some countries like liberia have completely eradicated the virus bit investigators have now found that order patrol officers did not always refer passengers to ebola screening when coming from those countries. i think it confirms fears we had at the time and it was one of the things we were talking about that in certain areas they did not get it right. >> the conductors of the audit have now made 10 recommendations for future safety department of homeland security has agreed to comply with. a new study shows harrowing use is growing around the united states and researchers

may find out why. heroin and prescription painkiller abuse has been on the rise in the residence 2000 and many argue the push to limit the prescription opioids have led to an increase in heroin usage but researchers say they examine several studies and found the trend is more likely linked to the fact that heroin is getting easier to find with lower prices and with a higher purity product. research shows just one sugary drink per day can increase your risk for heart disease and type ii diabetes. in the study of more than 1000 adults, researchers found people who drink sugary beverages at least once per day had a bigger increase in deep belly fat over the next 6 years. this that surrounds a vital organs that can affect your risk for obesity related diseases. doctors say heart disease and diabetes are caused by many other factors, though, and at the -- not just one sugary drink. 1 florida dog could lead to a change in the law and how this pet could affect other dogs around the state. orlando woman claims of popular fertilizer damaged her lawn and action 9 uncovered hundreds

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it is new 2015 formulation damaged even killed lawns contained mess of your on yes i did not know it was a different product. i've been using this for 20 years. >> reporter: last spring scott's admitted it had hundreds of complaints but said south carolina. eventually it removed the product and several states but not florida saying it damaged grass. and yes, i found local customers on scott's website claiming it harmed their grass. >> i did it according to the label with their spreader, with their product. >> reporter: action 9 found the product was recently removed from any local stores. the mets appear on weed and feed was still for sale at this ace hardware. after contacting scott they told me all 2015 products are being replaced with the original formula. says it could discolor st. augustine lawns temporarily. however, scott's blamed judy's

offered $500 as a goodwill gesture only. and when it found actual damage at other homes, it had repaired or replaced lawns and no cost and it has been public and proactive..all her, channel 9 eyewitness news scott's told us the timing of the judy's claim approved the product cannot be blamed and the original formula weeden [ null ] back in stores and does not cause problems. a new bill prompted by a dog that it a 4-year-old boy in manatee county will change the fate of dogs all over the state. >> it allows dog owners to fight euthanasia decisions in severe dog bite cases that it passed another house committee yesterday that this bill is sprang from a dog named patty who was -- bit off part of the boys year. the owner says the dog was provoked but the boys babysitter denies the claim. the bill must be presented to one more senate committee before it can reach the floor for a vote. the so-called classical --

the car that was frozen has been melted. you should afternoon they chipped off and melted another the ice to drag the car onto a tow truck. it was not easy. the car was parked at a restaurant in hamburg new york which sits along lake erie. lake effect snow and very low temperatures froze the car in place. no word on if it's -- if it has started when it was cranked. >> that is trouble. >> the entire thing. >> sad news. >> how concerned in severe weather? >> watching a possibility. isolator risk but a risk with showers and storms that are mexico. i see a lot of covert -- cloud cover building and that is what we are watching in severe weather center 9 as the storm system watches our way during an el nio season. i see high risk of severe weather. daytona beach, it is nice. a breeze getting some blue skies through the clouds. relatively cool.

65 degrees winds out of the north east 12 miles an hour. a look at the numbers. if these and 60s and close to 70 toward the coast line. 69 and palm coast, 63 toward westwood lakes alafaya trail and orlando. a good deal of clouds streaming in ahead of the storm system from the gulf of mexico. through the afternoon, 67 toward thorton, downtown orlando. 63 at 6:00. slight chance of showers by 10. let's go through everything on church -- future track for this afternoon. will see a lot of clouds running tonight, 11:00, showers could creep and. overnight a chance for showers and even thunderstorms. we will have the app going by 11 am, line of showers and storms west to east and in that we could see some rotation and

an isolated tornado risk. that is what we will be looking out for, isolated tornado risk and of a squall line sets up a get the damaging winds in some storms as they blow in. temperatures today, most of us highs. average. average high is 70. running below average and mostly cloudy rain storms tonight will start to see severe weather threat get higher and a chance of strong to severe storms with that line as it works and tomorrow. still in the 70s tomorrow. severe weather potential will be the headline and then we are looking good on saturday. the rest of your forecast, five- day forecast where the weekend is always in view, saturday in between systems we have some 70s. sunday another chance for rain and that system is going to bring us much colder weather. we are having a winter and central florida as opposed to november and december where it was way too is -- way to warm for some. by the time we get to monday morning the 30s and 40s and chilly monday. most highs monday and tuesday will be running in the 50s. thank you. we often hear horror stories about age lottery winners who end up broke or bankrupt.

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his look at stories coming up on eyewitness news at 4. we have the latest in the case of a brevard county teenager facing charges for the death of his tether aged sister. this afternoon we reach out to the parents and department of children and families. >> within the announcement of both the powerball jackpot and 2nd prize winner in central florida, the lotto frenzy is crazier than ever. as we wait to find out who won we are talking with the store owners i'm with the tickets were sold. 3 people are splitting the $1.5 billion powerball jackpot.

>> we do not know who they are but one past winner says the $224 million jackpot she won with her coworkers changed her life. center heyes was winning on $26,000 per year as a social worker when she entered an office pool where she worked. she was able to retire and she paid off her debts and for the rest of the money in a savings account for her children. >> when i really realized that i won the lottery i was nervous. >> that would make you nervous. she says she gets back to the community organizations wishing lives and family members who helped her when she struggled to pay bills before the jackpot. >> looks like she has her head on straight. >> are responsible winter. trading have the markets up and wall street. here's a look at the numbers so far. we will have closing figures

watching the possibility for some strong storms. >> it will change this afternoon. brian shields with severe weather center 9. >> pattern changes moving in. mostly cloudy this afternoon. not bad 60 degrees and we have seen sun get through and pleasant if you have your light jacket, rain and storms tonight starting to develop. the greatest threat will be through the morning and just around the commute and after the commute through early in the afternoon. the threat of isolated severe

watching for a small risk of a tornado and possibility of damaging wind in the morning through the early afternoon on friday. the rest of the five-day forecast, where the weekend is always in view, after saturday. sunday we was in the the chance for rain and that system sunday, that is going to bring morning. waking up to the 30s and 40s and we will struggle to get to near 60 degrees. keeping you posted on the severe weather threat of the next 24 hours for do not forget about our app. and wftv.com . good resources. vanessa, martie? thank you for watching channel 9 eyewitness news at nuez and "the chew" is next. >> the year.

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