so the question is, "what would you do?." developing, neighbors are concerned after this couple was arrested for attacking to deputies during a domestic dispute. we discover one of the suspects has a history with law enforcement. to deputies are recovering after they answered a call and were attacked by a man with a baton. >>deputies say it started with a domestic disturbance between

a woman. >>reporter: she is being held on a $500 bond and the other suspect is being held on no bond here at the jail. both are accused of turning their backs on veteran deputies who went to help them. >>have deputies ever been there before? >>no. >>reporter: tonight we were at this home when deputies took around bags filled with evidence from this backyard. to deputies were hit in the head with a baton at the home during a domestic disturbance call at noon. we asked for dash cam video but deputies say there is not and they have the baton and evidence. we have pictures of deputies skinner. hriciso received high honors during his career for risking his life during duty. >>that is really dumb and stupid. >>reporter: mike siegler lives a few doors down and met the couple.

trying to see who they were, they seem to be nice people. >>reporter: deputies arrested 22-year-old skylar francis and courtney johnson. >>it angers me and frustrates me when i see one of my team hurt. knowing they went there to try and help somebody. >>reporter: records show francis and johnson are not homeowners but the couple has been there for 2 months. we did digging and found francis has been arrested for resisting an orange county deputy without violence in 2011. francis is in jail charged with attempted murder. johnson is here charged with resisting arrest. as for the to deputies they are expected to recover from their nonlife threatening injuries. we are live ty russell. we are preparing for a round of rain courtesy of el nio. >>tom terry is tracking a system close to central florida.

commute and a wet afternoon. the storm system back to the west is moving in with a cold front and we have rain rolling into southwest florida, it is a matter of time before we get this in our backyard. already moderate rainfall along the southwestern coast including a few light showers moving across lake cuyahoga. in the morning just light rain nothing heavy yet, watch as we move the clock here is noon, it will be all over the place. we will also watch for heavy rainfall amounts and still a threat for heavy thunderstorms as well. a lot to go over including pretty good rainfall totals over the next 48 hours. our team of meteorologist will be here tracking the storms throughout the night and at 5 am. new tonight the son of an elderly man who drove the wrong way and cause 2 crashes says

we have been following developed in this story since 78-year-old arnold with him was stopped at 5:00. he was going the wrong way for about 8 miles and caused 2 crashes. a lot of talk and no action from city leaders in daytona beach. in the meantime homeless are showing up at the county administration building. county and city leaders said to be a long way from fixing the homeless issue. county commissioner joshua wagner says he thinks moving the homeless to this piece of land is the best option. the city is against having a tent city. >>the city manager is blocking stuff because it is not his way. he wants to do it his way. >>there was supposed to be a meeting with the county and scene -- city but no date has been set. we're looking to find out how a volusia county warman worked as a lpn for a year

she started -- she worked at the true health clinic in 2014 but just this month they notice she did not have a license. she was out of jail on a $3000 bond but we cannot find herber -- find her. we stopped by the clinic to find out what happened. >>we were wondering how mr. martinez was able to work your for so long without a license. >>true health would not comment because of the ongoing investigation but gave us a statement that said it brought the issue to authorities and they continue to cooperate fully. and eyewitness to an orlando says she is traumatized. she was caught in the crossfire when the officer shot at a 17 year old suspect. she said the gunfire shana like the fourth of july. >>my main concern was to get out of their, a bullet don't got no name on it. >>the video shows officer mills firings for shots.

an inmate who escaped on friday and took off with his girlfriend and her young son continues. >>we told you at 6:00 the volusia county sheriff entered the boys name international alert system for missing and endanger children. we spoke with investigators today, jeff, you found out why the child was not in the system sooner. >>reporter: authorities had hoped to find those 3 by now but that has not happened. they stepped up their search efforts nationally and even here locally you can see family members started to put posters like these on area posts to bring xander home. tonight littler -- little xander quigley is listed as missing and endanger. his picture along with information on his mother natasha quigley and gary bullock will pop up on computers nationwide. if an officer comes in contact with them in when the country they will know. we talk with the volusia county

why it took 4 days for them to into the boy international database. he said in the early stages of the search they were holding out hope to track them down and not scare them into deeper hiding, making a harder to find them. he says officer that did not work. this is the next step. xander's grandmother was passing out flyers around daytona beach shores today in the hopes that someone know something. >>i want to get awareness out there, if anyone has seen anything, if we can get tips and also bringing you here to get the story on the news. >>reporter: according to the sheriff tonight quickly took cash, checks and a 357 handgun between generally 21st and the to a 2nd. they believe bullock is armed with it. the family did want to have a alert issued because the boy is with his mother it does not apply in this case and even

database it still does not apply. orange county commissioners talked trash today. complaints about the new collection system continue to pour in but there is no resolution. we have been showing you all that garbage piling up since the service started january 1. some neighbors had weeks of trash piling up last night. the commissioner asked to put this on the agenda. >>the operator was telling me these issues are everywhere it is not just an isolated areas. >>the 3 new haulers hired by the county were at today's meeting but would not stop to talk to us. new numbers show orlando police are working to solve half of last year's murders. we found outside of 32 homicides last year please made arrest in 18 cases. that is only 50% and that is a

in 2014. that is not something orlando police chief is proud of. he told us in addition to the number of homicides doubling last year, 8 happened in december 2015 meaning detectives have not had much time to work those cases. >>in many of those cases we have a pretty good idea who the suspect is that we need evidence and statements. >>the chief told us many of the unsolved cases have witnesses who simply will not cooperate and a lack of physical evidence. in the meantime orlando police officers are hoping fewer guns on the street will keep us safer. last year officers seized almost 600 guns. that number is up 10% from 2014. tonight marion county deputies are investigating homicide that happened between a -- a family friend. a family member felt threatened

grabbed a gun. there are no charges in a deadly shooting that happened sunday morning in marion county after a domestic dispute. investigators say michael ratliff got into a fight with his girlfriend and she ran to get help from a neighbor. the neighbor grabbed a gun and shot and killed ratliff after the 2 argued. family members were devastated when they heard what happened. >>i do not have one specific thing, i will miss everything about him. >>investigators are trying to determine what happened. a scary situation this morning forces a local school evacuate. police and rescue crews rushed orlando after a man called claiming there was a bomb on campus and he wanted to hurt as many children as possible. police say senate like robotic voice. >>i think about this all the time, unfortunately this is the

with the jewish community center. they protect the school. the head of the school told us counselors will be on hand for students if needed. and orlando firefighter accused of driving drunk and crashing into dozens of cars last september will spend the next year on supervised probation. he pleaded no contest today and was adjudicated guilty on one count of dui. his drivers license will be suspended for 6 months. he is still under internal investigation and they will determine his punishment when investigation is complete. travelers taken a flight out of international airport will have to do more walking. the reason airport leaders say these moving walkways had to go. rain moving into south

the next time you fly out of orlando international airport be ready to do more walking. today they began removing the moving walkways.

project as crews pulled the mechanical sidewalks out. cement will fill deep channels with tile and carpet being laid over the top. managers say they will monitor the area to find out how they can best help folks with trouble walking. >>the assured we will monitor the area and try to make sure if additional means of transport are needed for those who require more assistance it will be added. >>they say the walkways take up too much space. >>disney faces a lawsuit from 2 former technology employees who claimed they came to a secret understanding with to outsourcing companies to replace 250 workers with cheaper labor. the papers were filed yesterday in tampa federal court. disney said the lawsuit was based on unsustainable legal theory and misrepresentation of the facts. one outsourcing company said it complies with all us regulations. republican presidential

to skip thursday's gop debate. he has been critical of fox news and one of thursday's moderators, megan kelly, he said quote kelly is a 3rd rated his opponents are taking advantage saying he is too thin- skinned to be president. thursday's debate is the last one before monday's iowa caucuses. an elderly man is in the hospital after the bus he was boarding was hijacked. the 80-year-old was thrown from his wheelchair from a paratransit bus. the driver was trying to secure the wheelchair at the time. this guy was later arrested, the victim's family says he has been taking that paratransit bus for years but now he is scared. >>they told us he has a hematoma on his head, bleeding on the brain, a broken finger, a broken hip, that is where we

>>he is scheduled to have surgery tomorrow. the judge has denied bond for the suspect. a bill championed by a group of orange county mothers that would require recess for elementary students has cleared the first of 3 hurdles in the florida house. today a subcommittee approved the measure that would provide 20 minutes of free play a day for students in kindergarten through 5th grade. local parents say many schools eliminated recess because it was not a daily requirement. >>there are intense demands on our children. we cannot afford to work harder, we need to work smarter and employee strategies that are more efficient and effective. >>some say it would for schools to extend their day. tiny homes may be one way to bring more affordable housing to the counties and local leaders are considering small sized homes were 17

the proposal includes building 9 of 10 homes about 400 square building 9 of 10 homes about 400 ft.2. the idea was to house the homeless with habitat from humanity -- habitat -- >>this is a way to take eyesores and turn them into positives. >>find out more about the tiny home plans on wftv.com . we have to come in for cover tomorrow. we will get some thunderstorms, slight chance of severe weather but heavy rain is what we will be dealing with. it is already a big pipeline of rain coming into southwest florida. it is on the way ready or not. a storm in the gulf of mexico will add to the instability. a lot of the forecast models are not even showing this rain onshore. the rain is ahead of schedule and moving in.

morning commute tomorrow. the rain is coming, including scattered light rainfall that is moving ahead of this main batch. for the next 2-3 hours it will be quiet. tomorrow gusty winds, heavy rainfall and a low risk of severe weather mainly in our southern zones, right now we're not going to have a home --: of instability but a whole lot of windshear. if we do get a storm tall enough it might have a tendency to rotate. we will keep close tabs on that. 7:00 in the morning heavy rainfall bands start to come in from southwest florida, we will have a warm front moving through, we will warm up and get some lift coming on. here is lunch hour heavy rainfall, then we get a front moving in, rarely do i put 100% rain coverage on the 5 day forecast, tomorrow is going to

likely rainfall, locally heavy at times, we will see where the heavy rain bans start to set up. kind of like a summer day you get the really heavy rainfall totals. our forecast model shows rain for the first part of the day and then it clears out toward the evening, most models agree with that. here's a look at the forecast rainfall amounts. at 3:00 we are over an inch in a few spots and then we will be seeing exactly where those heavy rain bans set up and where they set up is where we will see the 2, 3, 4 inch rainfall amounts. we could have some heavy storms right along the coast. make sure you take our free severe weather center app with you. it is set up to alert you when severe weather moves through.

tomorrow, 74 for daytime highs. 5 day forecast, likely rain tomorrow through early thursday afternoon, then we clear out the time for a fantastic weekend. a federal grant could help save the florida citrus industry. getting you ready for wednesday morning. tomorrow morning storms roll through the area, team coverage

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a driver shot a man who was out walking he is expected to be okay. a bill that would allow advanced registered nurses and dr. assistance to prescribe certain drugs is making its way through tallahassee. today the proposal was approved by a senate committee. the bill would allow professionals to supply seven- day said by -- supply of drugs. the new seminal contact nearly 20,000 jobs.

it deal with tribes add craps and roulette to its 7 casinos. a palm bay drinking well remains shut down tonight because officials say it tested positive for e. coli. that well serves several areas besides palm bay, officials want you to know that the e. coli test had been done on water that had not been treated. the water was still safe because it was treated afterward. the well will be disinfected before it is put back in service. the university of central florida any overseer florida received $9 million in federal grants today to try to save the citrus crops. it will be used to fight the citrus greening disease. the citrus crop is a $11 billion industry but the trees are slowly dying. researchers have developed a

trees using lasers and soil. a big voice to introduce you. >>the magic act at it again tonight. >>they have had a couple of tough games and this was another one. >>they have lost 6 straight, 10 of the last 11, testing their resolve a bit. how would they respond in the walkie? scott skiles coaching against his former team. he not than the triple and then victor from deep orlando up. in the 2nd half they kickstart the one fast-break, bucks in the lead. magic refusing to go way, they

minute to go, the guy with the back raking dunk puts down a 3. next depo keeps it alive. it is a one-point game with 15 seconds left wide open in the corner, milwaukee wins 107-100. college ball ucf and memphis, night 1-18 against the tigers. first half justin mcbride showing the soft touch. lights up by 3, pages cannot stop good one. he turns and 35 points, 9 rebounds. night's fault 97-86. in the sec florida media big comeback. 10 seconds left alan drills the d3, gators down by 2, vanderbilt hits their free throws in florida runs at a time. we need a win somewhere. florida state and boston

seminoles up by 4, then easily for threes for the freshman guard, florida state wins 72- 62. how about soccer. almost every player who scored a goal last year for orlando city is back this year. the guy in charge of keeping the other team out of the net is gone. hall started 23 games last year and injured his knee in october he was released after the season. his replacement is hoping to make a good first impression. he played the last 3 seasons with toronto. but orlando has 2 other goalkeepers. >>i am very passionate and i play with a lot of heart. i know these fans here they give it all back as well. >>orlando alex morgan and

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