a 13-year-old girl at knife point. >> is horrific case with some details so disturbing we cannot re peat them on tv. and investigators are looking to keep him locked up for good. carla, you told us this man has three prior convictions. what would it take to that someone like that off of the street? >> all sexual predators are actually screened before they are released from prison. within the last half hour we learned when this man was released, he was screened and he showed no signs of risk of reoffending which is what he is accused of doing here tonight. when walter was released from prison after serving time for sexual battery in three counties back

victim was not even born yet. >> he did it again and it is rough for us to investigate this. >> reporter: we cannot repeat details because it is so graphic. but tonight he is being held without bond after a 13-year- old girl claims that he held a knife at her throat and raped her. >> we are the files we can believe somebody like that would do that to somebody. >> if found likely to reoffend, they can be put in a treatment center. he did not meet criteria for the sexually violent predator program because he showed no signs of mental disorder or that he would recommit. >> we want to keep him put away so he

>> reporter: he was arrested a few years back for drug charges and he just got out of prison a year ago today. we just got our hands on the evidence in the case of a security guard accused of raping and killing a woman in the place he was hired to protect. we have been going through documents tied to the statement he gave to police. >> i have been reading through a transcript and a lie detector test that he took. he did not do well on many of the questions. he is accused of raping and killing her at the place he was working as a security guard. after going through hundreds of pages - - pages of statement - -

he was asked if he knew how she died and he said he didn't know and went on to say she could have died in her sleep from alcohol poisoning. he told investigators he was accused of trying to rape a girl when he was 15 years old in massachusetts. and he said he hit a teenage girl in the head by accident. but they suspected he was trying to rape her. he said she was drunk and he could not get into her apartment. i am still going through pages of statements for tonight. we are working to find out if anyone will be facing charges after a 3-year-old drowned in a pool. deputies say they arrived after 2:00 and performed cpr on the child until rescue crews arrived. that father died later in the

21 days in the new trash service and thousands of residents are waiting, trash company to work out the kinks. some residents slow down collection by not following the rules according to the county and some have waited more than one month to have trash picked up. we exposed the controversy over one contractor. and janine, it turns out the company behind that controversial bid has the most planes for missed pickups. >> this newcomer has the most complaints, and in this area neighbors say they've only had one pickup so far this year. other homes are also having problems, just not as many. >> reporter: friday they picked up

we have been following them. residents called us for help january 15th and then we found another neighborhood still collecting trash from last year. and here today we found more trash piled up and one resident said the only had one pickup here this year. >> was that service acceptable? acceptable? >> it is not because we want everyone to get service and we are missing people. >> reporter: and one hauler has the most complaints. and they argue that the agency could not do the job because they bid too low. waste management tells us the problems are only temporary.

clients to serve. we asked waste management if they should have listened. >> is this and i told you so moment? >> not for me. >> three different callers are working five different zones and they are all having problems. the county says those haulers could be fined. deputies are looking for thieves who did thousands of dollars in damage to about 25 cars overnights. the suspect smashed windows out of the vehicle. guests at the hotel's were shocked to wake up and find so many cars damaged.

got you as well. >> reporter: one manager said it appeared a handheld auto glass breaker was used in the house - - heist. investigators say a man surrendered today for shooting and killing a man. he was found dead last night. police say he also shot a woman in the hand. a crash sent three people to the hospital and left interstate 75 littered with lumber. the tractor-trailers and a minivan crashed and the many men overturned and landed on its side. it spilled onto the road and made quite a mess. interstate 75 was shut down this morning while investigators worked to

county leaders went back and forth on the homeless issue in daytona beach for two years - - two hours today. today got county leaders decided to give daytona beach time to set up more beds before coming up with their own temporary housing. but josh wagner has some concerns. >> it will not be enough. >> reporter: devoted to reopen a park across the street from the camp and some believe it's part of the reason they are concentrating on beach streets. >> a rescue mission has hit another hurdle. a neighbor has appealed the shelter. they are making room for the

a separate proposal came through last year. city commissioners will get the final say on the project. in march, voters will vote on a sales tax and leaders are making changes for their part of the pie. fire rescue once about $6 million. city leaders say it is just a wish list and there is no formal - - formal plan yet. and the water is safe to drink - - there were different strains and so far there is no sign anyone had got the bacteria actually from the hospital. >> there was no link between the environmental water sample and the patient sample.

>> we found out you can get legionnaires disease by breathing in water vapor and missed. anyone with a weakened immune system is at greater risk. >> the investigation into the superintendent is complete. an outside firm was investigating a complaint about the superintendent we buy a - - and associate s uperintendent. the results will not become a book until february 1st. residents in the neighborhood have been dealing with a massive hole over a month and they have also seen delays for first responders. and they will have to wait even longer before the whole is fixed. >> and someone wants to change requirements for punishment for medical marijuana.

we just found out people in mary on county will be waiting until february for a massive hole in their front yard to be filled in. we told you about a broken water main. they fixed the pipe and told the neighborhood to fill in the hole itself. neighbors are tired of waiting for someone to help. >> these signs are going to be up for a couple of weeks but there is a plan in place. what neighbor say it has already taken too long. >> i love it in here. >> reporter: people say retirement paradise is turning into a maze of detours. >> it takes 45 minutes to get to my house. >> reporter: last week the company

access channel that said as of tuesday, january 12, we have contracted the applicable - - subcontractors. when i got them on the phone, they told me the construction truck arrives tomorrow. even the whole of - - in the street falls in his property line. that ended a month ago. >> reporter: david said he does not mind driving the detour himself. he said it is his neighbors that he is worried about. >> there are a lot of people here. >> reporter: we talked to another neighbor who did not feel comfortable talking on camera but he felt

he said city leaders have not been forthcoming with when they plan to fix this. and fire rescue told us that the ambulance and fire crews are getting daily reminders of the road closure. a spokesperson says that it has not affected service times. a lawmaker wants to take down red light cameras once and for all. a house built could appeal the law. committee approved the bill but they have tried to do away with the cameras anyway. >> it helps with safety, but i don't know how active they can be. >> a companion bill has not yet made it to committee.

forward with pulse that could allow people caught with marijuana to pay a fine instead of facing criminal charges. becomes been believes minor possession cases are clogging courts and wasting time for deputies and prosecutors. >> we could simply write a payable ordinance. >> reporter: it still has to be drafted and public hearings have to be held. >> the board of trustees will be asked next week to approve a contract for construction on a hotel. in the proposal, they would build the hotel and pay all costs associated with building the hotel. they would receive a portion of revenue and it would support

break down lake concorde development including luxury apartments, retail stores and restaurants. they expect to complete it by spring 2017. >> listen to this. a construction project is keeping many people up at night. >> how would you like to hear that? >> there working on the intersection of woodbury hill and underhill. they are adding additional left turn lanes. one neighbor said that the construction is messing up how his kids to sleep. >> it is constant with the noise and blinking lights. >> you don't want to mess up their sleep.

they said the work cannot be done in the daytime. construction will be completed by august. at least, everyone hopes so. do not wake up the babies. >> tomorrow we got a chance for severe weather and the calm before the s torm's is moving getting longer, 65 degrees right now down from 72 period 60s right now and not as cold tonight, but we do have another hefty dose of winter weather system. temperatures in the 50s and 70s tomorrow with storms stacking to the west. here is a big storm pulling out

are watching, that line is going to make steady progress and wring us into position for thunderstorms tomorrow. a slight risk of severe thunderstorms tomorrow and the low pressure is going to sweep north. anytime we get a long line of thunderstorms moving through, we will be watching all of central florida. there's a tornado risk to the wet - - west and to the north. we will see the storms that start rotating tomorrow. at 8:00, isolated sprinkles only. here comes the lunch hour and they are lined up down through tampa and moving through the heart of central florida.

try not to get caught offguard. we can also send you any watches or warnings. we will get some pretty good wind out of this period . and the isolated risk cannot be ruled out. tomorrow, stormy weather, and it gets colder after that. the system kicks on by on saturday. if you do have travel plans, like i you will need it, it is going to be a mess. with the weekend in view, storms are likely tomorrow and possibly severe. take our weather up with you. it updates automatically. you can also send us your information. wind on saturday, 56, down to the 30s, another freeze possibility on sunday morning and 58 on the afternoon.

next rain chance will be wednesday next week.

welcome back. orlando magic paid $16 million to keep tobias on their roster. they lost it out of their last nine games. and evan is also - - 24 points in their lots.

struggling, frustrated, looking for answers. >> nothing outside is going to help us within this locker room. magic has dropped to 11th place in the east. and in football, if you ever played enough for the five super bowl, they plan to honor your high school with footballs. they announced the program last year. >> he graduated in 2000. a lot of us had never met him. but it was a great opportunity for them to look into the past. >> they have played in a

craig and martha are not among them. >> we will have updates in the middle of our - - in between newscasts, just check out our website.