rain on e south side of interstate 4. we are not finished with rain just yet. and a cold front comes tomorrow. troopers can hardly keep up with the accidents during the rain. and there were 100 crashes between 9:00 and midnight. at one point there were twice as many accidents as there were troopers to respond. and one driver was killed when he lost control and hit a tanker truck head-on. >> we know we are going to be busy investigating crashes. they all seem to happen at once, a lot of them during the morning rush hour. >> in one intersection there were two crashes within a number of hours. one of them involved in suv pushed into a semi. we are monitoring the

and at 4:00 we told you four people were arrested overnight in daytona beach. since then our reporter asked the city commissioner if anyone is going to step up and take charge. but he did not give much of an answer. >> more finger-pointing between the city and the county and more and more homeless are gathered. i found out they wanted temporary shelter in place and they did not want a tent city out here but this is exactly what they got. for people were arrested in the academy last night and it's another sign that this dangerous. i spoke with patrick henry who was still county period. >> . >> reporter: how long is the city going to let this go on?

and it is not helping - - happening on city property. >> that perpetuates the problem that is going back and forth. >> it would have been different on city property. >> reporter: mike chip would said that he has instructed them not to trespass. in the last few weeks is officers have responded to nearly 200 calls here, ranging two extra calls, assaults, and other offenses. but they cannot arrest them here because they say it is illegal. even the supreme court ruling backs it up. the homeless are free to be here on this they have a shelter to go to, something leaders have not finished for nearly two months. because this is a pound - - county building, and they are not trespassing, i went to and johnson and spoke with them about how he is involved. i will have more of that in my

a video paints a chilling picture of what happened the night a work - - and orlando woman was killed and her security guard was charged with her murder. this video shows how trusting she was of her accused killer. >> reporter: orlando police say he tried to mislead them, them, but video shows him following her through the building soon after she got here after 1:30 last october. we just got video today showing her walking around the building with her accused killer without her. the security video from uptown shows she was unsteady on her feet as she walked out to the parking garage with someone she thought she could trust, security guard stephen duxbury. he sounds like he is chuckling

being said. the video shows them walk out to the parking garage for half of a minute and then they walked back in. her expression appears to be a lack - - relaxed. he has no expression. and detectives show more video of them walking through stairwells for five minutes later and she appears to be bumping into the wall. and a timestamp video around 1:30 in the morning shows the 27-year-old wearing the same white pants and looking unsteady on her feet as she walked alone through downtown after spending time with friends at a downtown bar period he betrayed her put - - trust and took advantage of her vulnerability and when she finally made it to her apartment, he followed her in and raped and murdered her. then they say he tried to cover it up by destroying evidence and lying. but detectives found his thumbprints and shoe prints in her apartment and they also found his dna.

down the street at the orange county courthouse scheduled for march 3rd. >> we posted the surveillance video on our website. go to the video section to take a closer look a closer look. >> we are getting a closer look at a dash cam video recorded as a state trooper chased down a wrong way driver. and his license is now up for examination after he drove 8 miles against the flow of traffic. he caused several accidents in the - - process and his family plans to keep them off the road even though he could still legally drive. you can hear more on what he said happened tonight at 6:00. dip these are working with us marshals to find an escaped inmate who walked away from his work detail.

story since friday when authorities say he cut off his ankle monitor and walked away from his job in daytona beach. debbie's believe his girlfriend was the driver and is on the run along with her 3-year-old son, xander. twin brothers who guns down a man two years ago will spend the kids behind bars. and one of the brothers was sentenced to life in prison and his twin has negotiated a plea deal and will spend - - spend 40 years in jail. janine, the victim's family says they forgive the brothers. >> reporter: the victims mom gave an emotional and soft- spoken statement in court today after the twins that he was guilty. his mother told the court this afternoon she forgives him for

of 2014. according to police, before he died, the victim told his friend he robbed one of the twins a week earlier when they spotted him vase and when they spotted him, they made a u-turn and opened fire, sending bullets into this van and killing davis. >> i was driving down 436 in altamonte springs and appear of men were running across of the divorce across the street. and responded immediately. during the chase, they crashed. police arrested them both moments after the shooting. manwell rodriguez went to court. the jury gave him life in prison. he was smiling as he was given life in prison. prosecutors will give him the death penalty. the victim's mother hopes the twins who killed her son use

the impact to the family. the victim in this case did have a history of drug arrests. a pair of deputies are still recovering after being attacked during a domestic call yesterday. deputy marie skinner was treated and released. melanie holt was at the jail where the suspect is being held without bond. to the radio transmissions from that confrontation. >> reporter: what is clear is that things escalated quickly. he was given - - we were given a better idea of how quickly events unfolded yesterday. >> we are going to force andrea into the backyard. >> reporter: they released the

japanese were sent to pineapple avenue for the domestic disturbance. they were focused on separating the couple and francis pulled out a metal baton and began striking one of the deputies. we left the yelling and swearing out but it all escalated in 1.5 minutes. so we have that situation under control. we are both hurt. we have one white male in custody. we both have had injuries. >> reporter: deputy skinner is out of the hospital but her partner is not. they are both expected to make full recovery and will likely play a key role in the prosecution of this case. >> they put their lives on the line and as this demonstrates, when we get a case in which someone is attacking law enforcement, we give it the highest priority. >> reporter: francis has a codependent - - codefendant,

already bonded out on a charge of resisting without violence. investigators are trying to find out how a driver involved in a crash with an exploding toccata airbag died yesterday. the airbag explodes it can shoot out middle flag - - fragments. this person is the 11th to die because of these airbags period . the cause of death is unclear. and orlando woman was killed in 2014 because of the airbags. tonight police are continuing efforts to find a missing man who was last seen on the 16th leaving his home near ponce trail. his family says he has asperger's syndrome. if you have seen him, you are

>> this traffic stop ended with the deputy being pulled by a car. and we will show you the moments before the deadly move. school district lily was leaders say they need state help to fund schools. >> and a new plan can save lives and money.

in emergencies, every second counts and firefighters are changing the way the dispatch to get there more quickly and county leaders are helping taxpayers in many ways.

the - - to the chief. he said in the past, county fire trucks would actually drive past a city fire station to go to an emergency but now whoever is on the road and whoever is closer will be sent to that emergency and it also lowers insurance rates. if there was ever a fire at elizabeth's home, she could care less who response. >> whoever can come the fastest. >> reporter: and they have made agreements with the fire to permit and other cities and it is working. john is the fire chief and he says that it's about saving money and saving lives. here's how it works. they each have gps tracking and when there is an emergency call to 911, dispatchers do not have to figure out which jurisdiction emergency is taking place in. they can send the closest

the citrus packing plant fire was an exact - - was a a perfect example. so there were no delays in getting firefighters there and even though it was a large fire, they had been able to write quickly period. >> reporter: this is a modern form of mutual aid agreements when one department gets to a scene and realizes they need backup, such as the blue rhino fire in 2013 and the number fire from last year. others that we talked to hope more cities decide to do this. of the chief says that this will save taxpayer dollars because the city and county can be more strategic about where they build the new stations. ml - - and elderly veteran is recovering tonight after his transit bus was hijacked on wednesday. he was thrown from his wheelchair as the thief hopped

he had had - - the victim had surgery that afternoon and the corporate is behind bars. a mexican drug cartel member accused of bringing large modes of drugs to central florida is now behind bars awaiting preliminary hearing. an investigator posed as a member of the black pistons motorcycle club which has been known to distribute method in central florida. he sold them a kilo of methamphetamine and arrested them. they told us last year the 528 tollbooth would come down in january and it is set for the end of this month. demolition as part of a project to widen the beach line and save

whole process period if emily is fighting code enforcement in the hopes of keeping chickens in their back yard. chickens are not - - allowed in residential neighborhoods but neighbors want to change the code. recently several municipalities have changed chicken rules to allow chickens . and code enforcement could find them up to $250 per day. >> it's on the books, you are not supposed to have them. so far up to this time, the chickens are still around and they are doing well. >> they did not realize having chickens was against county code and they will comply if that is what is ordered at tomorrow's code enforcement - - code enforcement meeting. >> $250 per day how that is expensive for fresh eggs in the morning. [ laughing ] we had like six sprinkles, okay. but get home and try to go to bed later, because we are just

disturbance moving in from south florida. we watched it moving all evening and it moved and right in time for the morning commute, right on schedule. mary had the highest amount and lake windemere is right behind. and you can see how consistent the numbers are here, we had a large shield of moderate rain dumping rain all night long and now we have low clouds and patchy fog and they have fog advisories around temple on the gold coast period gulf coast. temperatures are in the mid- 60s and the ring that we had this morning is stabilizing the air, we don't have all of the thermals rising and the billowing thunderstorms that we had down south. this stable inner layer is keeping showers in the southern zones and we are starting to inch northward period . the heaviest rain for the evening will be in the southern zones and it is still raining down toward palm bay. good light rainfall from cocoa

the future track keeps a lot of heavy rain to the south, with on and off light showers tonight, one of those gloomy evenings with some patchy fog. we will start to see a cold front back to the north into the west. we will start with cloud cover in the morning and temperatures mainly in the 60s. we won't see much in the way of severe weather across the state. that front slides on by and we will get scattered rain early in the day. by 5:00 in the morning we are going to see sunshine about ready to peek over the horizon. the future track issuing additional rainfall here in the green and you can see the high rainfall amounts matchup with what is going on right now. even up to another inch and a quarter in brevard county and melbourne. isolated short - - sure - - showers with those in the 60s and heavier rainfall down south.

to 70 tomorrow and cooing and drying out toward friday. a 70% chance of measurable rainfall early in the morning period . saturday is 69 degrees, 73 degrees on sunday and martha it looks like next week we are going to crack 80 degrees again period so the 80s are back . investigation is still ahead at 5:00. >> a local woman has been fighting over a year to get her own medical records. and state law does not always protect you. deputy has been charged with beating a woman before her arrest. and the video even upset the

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osceola county schools say they need more than $100 million to build new schools and district leaders need the state to pay the bill. michael got a look at enrollment numbers. the district could reach capacity in the next year or two period. >> reporter: they predict it will grow by 15,000 students

the northern part of the county it is growing the fastest and it is putting a strain on existing schools. this field will soon be home to a new high school and it will make wrote - - home to new residence. >> i lived in new jersey for 20 years. with new homes popping up the new school probably won't solve the problem. they will need $117 billion for additional schools and an expanded high school over the next five years. each new house generates additional revenue but they say it is not enough to cover the cost of new schools. >> anything that we get from the state would be a great help to us. >> reporter: they don't provide money for new construction. and leaders are working with lawmakers to reestablish a special grant program.

osceola county each year. >> as we continue to add students, we have to continue to add staff. and we have to add space for that staff. >> reporter: they can cover half of the capital costs on their own. we want a better place for our kids to enjoy activities outside. >> reporter: but her children could end up in portable classrooms if they can build enough regular ones. five charter schools are currently in the works and that could provide some relief. and this money could get approved this year but it is not yet a done deal. in orange county, 300 students will be affected by the decision to rezone some schools. some students from wolf lake will be moved to rock springs elementary. some students from apopka elementary will also move and some of the students from

to winter park. lawmakers took another step to protect fantasy sports website and they are fighting to keep them legal even though other states are shutting them down. after widespread record rain, we are tracking more showers moving in from the south. >> -dash cam video is showing a traffic stop that left a