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tomorrow and sunday, we have a pair of systems and we will talk about someday coming up. 15 mile-per-hour wind tomorrow and one of the major systems with an isolated - - storm risk coming out. our system is roughly 435 miles right now and the leading edge of the rain is moving our direction and the future track is moving in, and at 9:30 that is when we get gusts of wind, with wind easily over 30 up to 40 miles per hour, and yes, isolated tornado risks, wind, rain, and another system behind this. >> we have - - we will have a team of meteorologists tracking this system. developing tonight, we are still waiting for a resident who is the jackpot last night.

and jeff went to melbourne beach where these numbers meet someone a multimillion dollar - - multimillionaire. no confirmation, but the speculation continues to grow. the population is around 3100 here. and we do know that one person out of that 3100 is a multimillionaire. less than a mile from the place where that winning powerball ticket was sold, a growing media presence. no one in the neighborhood own the ticket. and people we talked to tonight say there are several reasons why that person has not come forward. >> probably for us to get here and start all of the fun. >> they are looking for lawyers. they have to get a lawyer to see what to do. >> we will continue to follow

the name of the winner, we will have it for you in the morning. 6000 people are waiting to find out if they won the powerball. and it was a town of 6000. and people are still cheering and swarming the 711 where the winning ticket was sold. the store owner was able to win a million - - a million dollars just for selling it. >> and a $2 million ticket was sold in seminole county. he bought the ticket on north country club road and it turns out someone else filled out

five of the six winning numbers on a place to - - play slip and did behind and that team found the play slip and played the numbers. the driver who caused a fatal crash in orange county had alcohol in his system. he ran a red light on state word - - road force - - 436. chipper say his blood alcohol level was .182. we are asking whether the case against a former substitute - - substitute teacher could be thrown out. police say he went to this verizon store and tried to have evidence deleted from the phone. a couple of kisses had been thrown out because of deleted

>> we notice these things are out there and we take every precaution to make sure that we are compensating and taking those things into account when we are working these investigations. >> reporter: they said they are taking steps to secure evidence before seeking arrest. and sink load police say even if she were successful, they have case. one person is dead following a crash involving an amtrak train. the train was carrying cars and passengers and it was heading to virginia when it crashed with a vehicle. the person in the car died. all of the passengers on the car - - all the passengers are okay. no mistake about it, the candidates came out swinging

against donald trump and hillary clinton. and seven candidates were on the stage. voices from carolina took shots at hillary. said she would be a national security disaster. instead of setting a - - the agenda, she would be going back and forth between the white house and the courthouse. >> someone who cannot handle her information appropriately cannot be commander in chief. and she can never be president of the united states. truck she jumped in on social media moments later and to be did this. we cannot go back to tell boy diplomacy and warmongering. we need a real debate.

and the fact he was born in canada. >> the constitution has not changed but poll numbers have. >> they just came out with a pole, trump is up and cruises down. >> reporter: and the new national poll shows donald trump with 33% of the support from likely voters. a local police chief has been commuting 200 miles per day to work over two years. and it is costing you as the taxpayer thousands per year. angela has been digging through the numbers. you spoke to the chief d he said he wanted to clear up confusion. >> reporter: and we ran into residents who feel that the chief is doing a great job in

the situation. and the situation with his car does not bottle - - bother him at all. when he took the top job in groveland, he did not move from his home, he commutes in a city- owned vehicle. over the last 15 months, we found it has cost the city thousand dollars. >> just that being spent on to and from work, that is not okay. the man should have to live closer. >> i enjoy when citizens are direct. >> reporter: the chief said he reimbursed the city by 60% and still does at $300 per month. >> we are looking at less than $3000 per year that the city puts out for my vehicle. and we have patrol officers and they are in other city vehicles who cost - - that cost more than that. >> reporter: chuck brought up

concerns of crisis availability and community involvement. >> it could be impossible to do it from that distance. >> there are two sides to it. >> reporter: he points to a sinkhole crisis . >> we are fortunate as a city to have very capable staff that works here. >> reporter: and the chief said he has been working to rent a place close to the city and works with friends nearby to cut the costs. a stray bullet entered a deliveryman today after reports of shots fired. deputies say the man was hit in

he is expected to be okay. indonesian police have arrested three men that they say are linked to an attack that isys has claimed responsibility for plotting. two people were killed and one of the victims was from canada. dcf is going to - - send a special team to investigate the family of a 15-year-old accused of killing his sister. he was taken into custody for the death of his 21-month-old sister and investigators tell us the victim's parents were home when he became frustrated and struck the girl and caused her death. he did not admit to what happened until after the autopsy. >> he was very remorseful, it was not something he intended to do and be have seen it before with adults. and you have a teenager caring for some children. >> reporter: it will be up to - -

>> investigators are trying to determine why a man crashes for - - work van into a home this afternoon. witnesses say the van was speeding and appeared to be out of control in the months before the crash and the west - - rescue crews 40 minutes to get him out of the van. >> i was getting ready to pull out and he was driving the crazy out on the road. if i had pulled out at all, he would have hit us. >> reporter: fortunately no one was at the home at the time of the crash. normally they say their children play in that part of the house. we know more on a bizarre hit and run. a 17-year-old stopped on lake underhill road and ran into someone who was inspecting his stalled car. and the passenger told investigators that he wanted to

cover up the incident. he is now facing 30 years in prison. >> we still see children getting serious primes. - - crimes. hours away, i am tracking only new storm systems moving our way, and the timing of the worst weather for your friday.

new tonight, the sheriff is asking for citizen input on how the department should handle juveniles. which would you police are no longer arresting teenagers for minor offenses. we talked with the sheriff about possible policy changes tonight and we learned orange county deputies are not required to issue citations to those who are eligible. >> and tonight, the sheriff is taking advice on weather or not that policy should change to keep teens from going beyond those barbed wires. >> when juveniles commit violations of law, there should be consequences for their actions. >> reporter: we talked to the sheriff about his new push to look into the path - - policy. and we did some ticking and found the sheriff's office issued 334 juvenile civil

and in 2015, the number job - - dropped. night we were there as he committee for help. >> in order to adequately review the issue, it will probably take the months. >> reporter: i talked to parents waiting for the teens and they all told me to protect their children, they believe deputies should be required to issue citations for petty thefts. in orange county, more teens were arrested rather than issued citations. and it has been successful in some areas. in 2014, they only arrested 10 juveniles. >> my passion is for the children but i do believe that there should be consequences. >> reporter: although the sheriff is taking advice, he says it does not mean that children and teens will get away with crimes and victims won't get justice - - justice. >> we are not talking about

>> reporter: we also learned supervisors are encouraging deputies to issue juvenile civil citations whenever warranted. school leaders plan to survey students and business owners about the possibility of starting high school later. and bill hopes to give teens an hour of extra sleep by pushing back the start of first period closer to 8:00. and high school students need a .5 and nine per five hours of sleep and the start time is just too early. >> to move back the start time after 8:00, it is an improvement of about an hour depending on the high school. >> the option would cost $3 million for new buses and to $.5 million to operate them each year. traps are set up to catch

wild pigs messing up peoples yards. several homes have been left a mess. nuisance animals. one homeowner says he does not want to fix his lawn until he is certain that they won't come back. a theme park is on standby tomorrow and the sheriffs department is also on standby. >> this will be a good drill for us, but we are going to get some wind and rain. it will get a little bit rough. snoopy got this and sunday as well. but the kids are out of school for tomorrow. and again on monday. hopefully we won't have as many buses and kids around. and downtown lando is quiet for the moment. that will be changing overnights with showers moving

system. we are right on schedule and storms will continue to march our way. there is moisture feeding through the atmosphere and there are a couple of light showers. we upgraded this to 1 million watts of power because we kept having multiple storms that we were trying to shoot through. we will be ready to go. at the campus, light showers in the morning, a rumble of his - - showers, those are two new tomorrow and moving out quickly by 5:00 and it will be long gone. as you join us in the morning, will be tracking shower activity over the area with more to come. forecast models start moving the rain around 6:00 and through 9:00 in the morning. this whole line will be marching to the east around 50 miles per hour. already moving at nearly 50 miles per hour.

and the atmosphere will blow up even further than that. some gusts of wind, and heavy storms are rumbling through down toward leesburg and moving through metro orlando. the forecast model is giving an idea of the structure of the storms tomorrow. we'll get some nasty weather that will move through quickly 3:00 p.m. for trash day, bring those trash cans back in quickly because we are going to have a lot of things going around tomorrow. we will get low clouds and fog early on saturday. and that will be the best day coming up. and sunday, just like that, another low-pressure area is going to develop and move over central florida again. we could have back-to-back severe weather days. beyond this, we will quiet down

and cool down next week. 50 mile-per-hour wind and isolated tornadoes tomorrow and sunday which will be watching out for. with the weekend in view, stormy tomorrow, the full implement of severe weather center nine, saturday looks great and sunday we do it all over again, much cooler into next week. >> we will be here and be prepared. is cam was targeting disney guests and the elaborate scheme could have cost big money. i'm getting ready for friday morning and i'm tracking that severe threat we were talking about.

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circa three people are facing charges in connection with a - - with elaborate scams to sell disney tickets. they sold undercover deputies unusable tickets. and they allegedly charged to $60 and informed them that they were selling unused tickets. a new policy could toughen penalties for illegal immigrants but opponents say it will actually cost taxpayers if that person is charged with a felony, those charges would

a land deal could cost taxpayers nearly $14 million in lost revenue. the city bought this land for $19 million with the intention of developing restaurants, hotels, and retail stores. they put the property out for bid and had only one offer for $5 million. hundreds of former law- enforcement officers are getting certified to - - federal law gives law- enforcement special concealed carry privileges. in order to be qualified, they have to pass the shooting test which is what they did today. sheriffs office is having them is an asset. there is a plan in the works to take visitors from a main parking garage to walk and obey. and they are seeking permits to put up a tram road.

christian is in - - right now and it is a good day if you are looking for a head-coaching position. >> different hires made it to the run today. >> no supply of a surprise. we thought he would take over dirk. this past season was carter's first with tampa bay but he helped guide winston to one of the best seasons ever by a rookie quarterback. the buccaneers also had the second leading rusher in doug martin and they ranked fifth in the league in - - in total offense. 40 niners, dolphins and eagles all expressed interest in him. they attributed last year's shortcomings to a lack of experience and they addressed the first of the issues at the super draft. they had different pics coming in today and he was them both. but it was just not how they expected it. they went to the final four

this past season and grew up playing with the lines forward. and phil rowlands did feeling and dealing. they scored 11 goals this past year. >> i'm very happy, we are delighted. >> she's very surprised. >> i'm very happy that i get to go there. kyle has been my best friend since i was nine years old. >> reporter: not even a trip across the ocean could hear orlando's recent woes. they have now lost six out of the last seven and they are just one game over 500. they had a chance this afternoon, playing at a sold- out arena.

magic man had 16 points in the second quarter alone. toronto was still up by seven and a half. magic had a chance to win victor off glass and off. and it was a chance to give the british some more free basketball. >> toronto things on 106 to 103. >> they really wanted to win the game. >> they came up short

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we are waking up with some rain over orlando in the morning and gusts and sometimes are moving in until around 3:00 in the afternoon, we will be tracking things through the afternoon with windy gusts over 40 miles per hour, we can't rule out isolated tornadoes, and we will have the full stuff watching tomorrow. >> watch and get your weather

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