66 degrees, not budge much temperature wise. you see a heavy be moving through central florida and another heavy batch will head to the southern counties over the next hour. we are getting heavy rain in downtown orlando and through winter park and stretching bast the ultima mall into lake mary, we will have batch moving into geneva so you get several batches of rain and still heavy downpours from new smyrna beach, north of oak hill and more on the way. developing near tampa all the rain is moving in but you can see we have some dry air and that is on the way but it will hours. man county sheriff spoke up after a controversial arrest involving 5 deputies ask we showed you this video on eyewitness news at 6:00 last night and you can see clearly the officers punched, kicked and need a man who was laid out with his hands up mart price questioned the sheriff.

the line. >> reporter: yes and the sheriff said as soon as the video was released, he wanted to speak out about it at the sheriff's office he says he wants the community to know he does not condone the actions of the former deputies and he is working to make sure something like this does not happen again. >> we all know that it was wrong. >> this afternoon marion county share chris miller held a news conference we talked about video and 2014 that shows 5 former deputies trevor fitzgerald, james on the day, coating apple, adam crawford and jesse turow who was most recently indicted. the video shows the deputies punching, kicking and meeting derek price who was a suspect who they were chasing for one hour. in the video it shows he had already held up his hands and cotton on the ground before the

>> 4 of the 5 individuals have pled guilty in federal court and are awaiting sentencing. >> reporter: the sheriff says this was the case of the agencies policing their own, officials say when price showed up to the jail battered and bruised they began to investigate and discovered the video. >> was disheartening. you see what took place and i was saddened by it and also upset by it. >> reporter: deputies were all suspended and the case was turned over to fdle the we press the sheriff for answers about the actions of his deputies. >> with the trainings that these officers have gone through how do something like this happened? >> it is unpredictable. these are individuals choices that these individuals have to make and they made a choice on that day, certainly was the wrong decision, not the right thing to do. we certainly are not going to tolerate it at the man county sheriff's office. >> says this is happen the sheriff says he's intensifying training and adding an extra 4 weeks to new hires training before they can hit the streets. he also says he has added quarterly scenario-based training to better prepare his deputies when they are on

we are asking what took so long for this video to be released and we will have that part of the story at 5:00. live in marion county myrt price, channel 9 eyewitness news this afternoon we hearing from orange county tennis forced out but again dangerous gas leak we brought it as breaking news this morning when someone's mistake in a complex up walden circle landed several in the hospital with carbon monoxide poisoning. julie salomone is there now. residents want answers. >> reporter: and i'm still waiting on answers from the condo complex. if you look behind me, the yellow building you can see is the one evacuated. the fire department tells me on days like today where it is raining, it is harder to air out the units and get the carbon monoxide out of them. they were going to give 12 hours before they let anyone back into the building. a family of 4 showed up a doctor phillips hospital

hospital staff realized they had carbon monoxide poisoning and alerted the fire department. >> carbon monoxide is colorless and odorless and has no indication that it is in the apartment unless you have a detector which will alert you to it. >> reporter: when orlando firefighters showed up at the families complex on walden circle, they found 6 more people feeling sick. 2 working to orlando regional medical center. 4 were treated on scene. the cause was a generator used to renovate an apartment which was brought inside of learners -- first-floor unit. >> they are not airtight so the carbon monoxide can move through walls and drywall and affect multiple apartments. >> reporter: we spoke with a man who lives in the building was evacuated and he did not want to show his face but said he did not get any answers for management at walden pond scum and anime spirit he is glad firefighters -- walden palm condominiums. >> is glad they will come up. >> we woke up to bangs on the door and it was the fire department trying to evacuate everybody. >> reporter: i reached out to the condo complex by phone and email and they refused to comment on the story.

salomone, channel 9 eyewitness news the orlando fire department explained how carbon monoxide poisoning starts like flulike symptoms and you can listen how to protect yourself and your family right on your smart phone to download our wftv mobile news app go and go to the video section. florida voters will consider medical marijuana once again coming in november. 2014 an amendment supporting the measure fell 2 percentage points shorts of the required 60 percent. supported john moorman is once again leading the pro-medical marijuana movement. today he addressed the media about this year's a menuhin and coming up at 5 we look at weather a few more words could help gain more votes in 2016. a court hearing for a convicted killer and brevard county is being pushed to next the state supreme court vacated anthony welches death sentence over a jury issue. welches lawyers are trying to avoid a new sentencing trial and are asking for him to get a life sentence now. and 20 00 he was found guilty of killing the johnsons at

it is now 43 days is the home last -- toma set up shop outside of offices and it seems like they are not going anywhere anytime soon. channel 9 blaine tomlinson yet again asking leaders as they finally have come up with a plan to fix the problem. the police department says there is nothing solid. >> reporter: city leaders have not talked about a specific plan as the rain continues you can see behind me some of the homeless are getting soup from some residents dropping that off. city leaders have a strategic scheduled over the next 30 minutes and then he would hope the meeting. did not hesitate to get involved in a scuffle between a homeless man and woman at 250 north beach st. >> now, i'm not. >> yes you are. >> you are. >> reporter: deputies and the homeless camp overnight and throughout the day. we were there all day long and

growing pile of sopping blankets and trash. >> we have to do it we want to get an apartment i would love to get an apartment. >> reporter: daytona beach officials have set up a plan -- said a plan is in the works to get temporary shelter by the end of the week. >> are there any plans at all for the homeless? i called the mayor and 3 city commissioners and only one took my call commissioner patrick kennedy said the city is trying to find enough beds in shelters around the city but he did not know of a specific plan. volusia county councilman josh wagner told me of the phone he is confident. >> do you think they are going to have something in place at the end of this week as they set? >> everything is pointing to that they will. >> reporter: was enough beds are available, police will trespass people from this location. i will check in on the city meeting that i told you about earlier for an update at 5:00, live in daytona beach, then top -- blaine tomlinson channel 9 eyewitness news.

fallen heroes on the 30th anniversary of the space shuttle challenger tragedy. >> a ceremony held at the kennedy space center visitor complex. date honored the 24 astronauts who gave their lives to further the exploration of space also as well as their families. speaker spade tribute to the 3 apollo 1 astronauts killed in a pacifier in 1967. the columbia crew and crew of the space shuttle challenger. >> much like the assassination of president kennedy, the landing of apollo 11 on the moon, and the attacks of september 11, it was a defining moment in our history. >> after the tributes, one by one, people walked outside to lay a wreath at the foot of the space mirror memorial. 30 minutes ago u.s. senator bill nelson of florida spoke on the senate floor about the loss of the space shuttle challenger in the future of space. what he said nasa is still learning from this tragedy even 5:00. he also foodlums the late -- space shuttle. >> gop presidential debate will

republicans decide to take to represent the party in the election. >> donald trump says he will not be there and as brandi reports that makes this debate and opportunity for a candidate from florida. >> reporter: it is the final republican face-off before the iowa caucuses and front runner donald trump is boycotting the event, telling bill o'reilly the fox news network has treated him badly. >> i said how much of this do take? i have zero respect for megan kelly. >> reporter: megan kelly tonight's co-moderator sparred with trump in the first showdown 5 months ago. >> you called women you do not like that takes, dogs, slobs, and disgusting animals. a twitter account. >> only rosie o'donnell. [laughter] >> reporter: the latest poll shows trump leaving in iowa 7 points ahead of ted cruz. he issued a challenge to the gop front runner. >> a one-on-one debate, [ applause ].

crews is now center stage which could also make him a target. >> marco rubio is starting to gain momentum and i went and he does not be careful, marco rubio could finish 2nd. >> reporter: before tonight's main event, there will also be an earlier undercard debate at the same time trump is holding a rally nearby for veterans. >> who will raise a lot of money for the vets, each candidate doing what they can to stand out with just 4 days until the first votes of the 2016 presidential race. brandy hit, abc news, des moines, iowa. and we have you covered on social media for tonight's debate. join me live on my facebook page for analysis on the debate and donald trump's event as well. you can also live tweet channel nines christopher heath it is a cool feature on facebook watch live as i am watching the debate and we can interact at the same time. >> absolutely. >> a pregnant woman was left severely injured in a teen suspect is now paralyzed following a violent home robbery.

rearranged. >> you will hear what the teen also had to say about his role in the crime. transportation officials say the number of serious crashes along goldenrod road is putting too many drivers at risk ahead here how they now plan to tackle the problem. in orange county, a mother did whatever she -- what anyone would do after she learned a stranger was peeping in on her daughter. >> what happened after she called 911 for help next

mother's frantic 911 call after learning a stranger was looking injured teenage daughter's bedroom window yet steve barrett told you last week when this man was arrested after police say they spotted him outside the families audubon park home and today steve, he listened to the 911 call that described the scary encounter. >> yes, we have been having someone in the backyard and now they are at my daughter's bedroom window. >> reporter: of the call came in last thursday around 10 pm an 18-year-old girl hid under her sheets as dominic brace allegedly stared in her bedroom window yet he is watching her. she is on the other from. >> reporter: he -- she called her mom but did not move. mom called 911. >> staring at my daughter who is laying in her bed and she can see him looking in the bedroom window at her. >> reporter: this teenage victim's mother does not want to be identified so she didn't -- he talked to be on camera but she did tell me that the peeping tom walked behind bushes and then used a wall to walk over a fence and climbed onto an air-conditioning unit

victim's bedroom window. for 25 minutes, mother and daughter worked call me together as 7 police officers and a helicopter moved in spotting the suspect with a smartphone up to the window. >> calm down. it is okay. you are fine. >> reporter: finally at about 25 minutes, police caught up with brace on the run. >> they have one suspect was brace is behind bars in the orange county jail. steve barrett, channel 9 eyewitness news you can read more on the story and shared with your friends from the wftv facebook page. florida jobs and have new special license place to choose one including one for orlando the committee discussed 9 different license plate bills including one creating a city soccer club. another proposal will also eliminate plates when annual sales drop below 4000 plates. right now there are 1 to 2

the state. -- 122 specialty plates available in the state. record snow along the east coast, 15 dump trucks like these have been sent to help clear more than 20 inches of snow in the washington dc area. look at the back, sharing in the sunshine. # love flv it 30 state employees are heading up to help out emergency officials they say it is a great opportunity for florida to test the preparedness with these tests and invite people to visit florida it. >> if we had snow instead of brain, based on totals we would ground. >> and we would be in trouble. >> nothing would move for a week >> in downtown orlando, a lot of folks are tied of the northeast and we would have a handle on the road to know what they are doing. we have clouds and rain and it is wet at daytona. wide open real estate for you there.

through and cooling things down tonight. a quick calculation and we have another 200 miles of rain. so that would be our evening kenny -- together we still have another heavy batch of rain which is the last heavy batch that we will see for this stretch of weather. it is ride along 75 now moving east at 35 miles an hour. winter haven, the villages in 15 minutes, dan report no convictions but we are getting a lot of heavy downpour. wet along 75, marion county the villages: why would and a break but rain in orlando and we went through a heavy batch and we are getting another heavy batch in the next half-hour from the west and still it is rain all the time from palm coast to daytona to new smyrna heavy rain also for the titusville area import say john and you are getting about 250 miles of rain headed toward you. but there is a back edge to this we are getting low pressure developing and this is going to crank up off the

giving us a breezy and much different day tomorrow. look at the rain totals so far. celebration 1 inch and a half 1.17 and apopka, lake mary over 1 inch a closing in on an inch at the wftv studios. the coming expect. hour-by-hour, the 2nd batch forecast model doing a great job of depicting that. 6:00, heading toward the east coast and we get a book little but of a break by 7, 730 and we have the back it's so by 10:00 on tv 27 i will stand here and show you the last gasp of rain before it finally moves on out and the rain totals before -- between now and when it and an additional half inch of rain into perhaps up to 1 inch in seminole county. we are not finished yet. tonight temperatures fall to near 50 degrees and we will be up upper 40s by daybreak and we clean the slate tomorrow. hello sunshine, 64 degrees at 2:00. my kind of day.

weekend is always in view , # love fl. 80 degrees we are back to that springlike pattern into next week. tracking the next big batch of rain shortly. orange county leaders found cancer-causing chemical on a property set for a new habitat for humanity develop mint. >> were you aware that tce was found on a property in bithlo? >> yes picks. so we asked what is being done to make sure no one is exposed to it? 9 investigates exposed loopholes is state laws allowing people to set up backyard shooting ranges. how the state is taking action. altamonte springs residents have been living with mildew and mold. >> it has taken over my part -- >> whether landlord gave them

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gunfire next door and there is nothing police can do to stop it. 9 investigates first exposed major loopholes of state law allowing people to set up shooting ranges in their own backyards. investigative reporter christopher heath joins us. 2 years after your first report, the state is now taking action.

themselves and today the senate took the first step in fixing the law that as we discovered sheriff deputies. i will have to test the barrier out to see if the 22 will penetrate the back of it. >> reporter: of the backyard shooting range in orange county rick planned to build when we spoke to him was at the time perfectly legal, even though his nearest neighbor was less than 100 feet away. but at -- that is changing yes unanimously to close the shooting range loophole, loophole -- who pulled it created in 2011 when it voted to ban cities and counties from residential areas. >> that is where he was shooting into. >> reporter: lake county horse trainer was hurt when her neighbors gunfire spoke to horse and the annable pinned her to the stable wall ending her writing career. >> you become frantic. the responses to run. >> reporter: senate voted to

where it's a population density of one person per acre and will allow exceptions for self- defense but limit a practice law enforcement warned the state would become a safety concern. >> the bill now heads to the house where it has a few stops left lawmakers i spoke with today say this was an issue of trying to correct what was an unforeseen problem of people shooting in densely populated areas. >> the whole process of shooting in the backyard interesting. a bill that would allow 1.5 million floridians with -- it passed another house would appear and supporters say it will not jeopardize safety. >> there are bad people in this world and those bad people in the world are going to commit a crime weather we have a law for it or not. >> a proposal was approved by the house judiciary committee. those against it claim having people carry guns in public could negatively impact of

the said a companion bill is expected to be taken up soon and we will let you know if they survive this legislative session. i spoke with the president of -- voters and she feels the capacity ask ahead at 4:00 world health leaders now say the zika virus outbreak spread by mosquitoes should be declared an international health emergency. how quickly they say it could now spread in the u.s. >> a lot of crashes along goldenrod and coming up i will tell you why state officials say something as simple as a medium can change that. brevard county family says there lights were turned upside down by a team burglar.

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this team burglar pleaded guilty to his role in a violent home burglary that left a pregnant woman severely injured and cost him his mobility. >> unfortunately for him, the owner of that house is able to protect himself. >> what his mother asked for -- in court today. >> he was shot in the neck acts as you can see he is confined to a wheelchair and will be for the rest of his life. today his attorney and family said there's little more the court can do to further punished the defendant pay brevard county reporter melanie holt was in court today when the the defendant's mother asked that she be allowed to care for him at home but that is not what prosecutors or the victims want. >> reporter: they want a minimum sentence of 20 years but whether or not this defendant is combined to his home or a prison cell, we are told the cost to care for him will be astronomical. at the jail he is under 24 hour observation. his condition has left him prone to cardiac arrest and

to a stroke . confined to his wheelchair, 19-year-old joshua lamb accepted responsibility for the armed burglary that seriously injured a pregnant woman and left him a quadriplegic. >> i never planned on having a shoot out or anything like that. i didn't think anybody would be home. i thought it would be an in and out and i would do it and put it behind me. >> reporter: lamb and his victims will not be able to put what happened on september 5 what happened on september 5, 2015 behind them. thomas sullivan his family returned to his home to find an open door and investigators say when owens heard a crash, he ran to his car to retrieve the gun . he told police when he returned, 2 armed men were holding guns on his sister and niece. he said he could not remember who fired first asked my niece will have to deal with her situation the rest of her life. her baby had to be helped through the birth just to make sure that it was safe was lamb faces a minimum mandatory of 20 years unless a choose -- judge

youth offender. >> josh is my son and i love him. he made a mistake. just like a lot of children do. in his case to go to prison, he will be getting to me double sentence because he has having a life sentence within himself in his body. >> reporter: he is scheduled to be sent to them our trip brevard county courthouse, vera, melanie holt, channel 9 eyewitness news another round of heavy downpours moving in the late afternoon commute. certified chief meteorologist tom terry is checking it -- tracking at all. >> it's not only wet here but along the coast and more rain is coming in from the gulf of mexico. we can see there is a back edge to this which will -- we will get a later but in the meantime there was one heavy batch of rain moving off and here comes a 2nd heavy batch working toward the winter garden celebration area. no lightning with this but the

increase at the worst time of the evening commute when we are getting on the roadways. orlando roughly 60 miles away and here comes a heavy batch. in less than a half-hour we will get heavy downpours back kathryn to altamonte springs, another heavy batch, squally could have tran gusts over 20 over 2030 miles an hour. raining along the ghost but -- along the coast but we have to get through tonight first. the man accused of helping his girlfriend than either gonzalez stealing credit cards is being held under $4500 bond gonzalez once sued casey anthony and she bonded out overnight. this video helped to link her and jonathan acevedo to the stolen car. deputies say the couple spent more than $800. accused of stealing from a guest with can't cancer's thing at the kissimmee motel where they worked. there is no sign of this escaped inmate nor his

gary bullock junior cut off the gps monitor and escape the work release program in volusia county last friday. investigators say he and his girlfriend maybe in this 2010 white four-door chevy cobalt with their 3-year-old son. the cars florida tag is eu jl 31 . bullock was serving an eight- year sentence. >> developing right now, democrats in washington are introducing legislation to help families in flint, michigan who are struggling with the lead in their drinking water. >> 1 bill will provide $400 million to fix the city's corroded pipe -- pipes another proposal requiring authorities to quickly notify families about high lead counts in taking water. supporters claim residents me -- need more protection. >> this is really just the beginning of a longer conversation of work we have to do on the problem. not always at the federal level but a lot of this work has to be done at the state level. >> next week a committee in the

hearing examining the federal response to the crisis in flint, michigan. so many drivers have gotten into serious crashes along goldenrod road, transportation officials are known making changes. they were alarmed by how frequently they saw t-bone crashes i goldenrod intersections with whereupon street. today they told janai's broom how they plan to tackle problem. >> reporter: right now there is a lot of ways officials say drivers can crash into each other at this cross street. they say something as simple as a median can cut down on that. >> i heard the screech and looked over and i saw the collision. >> reporter: eric wildman has had a front row seat for crashes along goldenrod. >> it twisted the radiator and mangled it. >> reporter: he's witnessed firsthand why florida department of transportation leaders land to add a median here i goldenrod intersection with my tie drive, whereupon street. we found out from the last 4 years there has been a total of t-bone crashes, 30 along the streets. part of the problem is that drivers can legally cut across the bitty -- busy road creating

this one we showed you last year between a car and ambulance. they started getting concerns when they noticed 50 more serious crashes at the intersections within one year. this is how the medians will look allowing drivers to make a left turn only to better control the flow. if the change that a change he is welcoming. >> i've been almost hit several times, >> reporter: they are hosting a meeting tonight to talk to people who live in the area and have businesses hear about their plans to improve the road in orlando, deneige broom, channel 9 eyewitness news volusia county school workers have negotiated a deal with the school district over a race for the next 2 years under the plan cafeteria personnel, cabins that fighters maintenance technicians and bus drivers among others what get a 3.5 percent raise beginning july 1. the deal which also keeps health insurance benefits in place for the employees still

parties next month. volusia county students will be taking fewer tests this year. the school superintendent reduce testing by 50 hours across elementary schools for the rest of this year. school officials say the move brings the county more in line with other school districts. since tests are not scheduled until mid-march, officials say school teachers still have time to figure out what to do wi th the extra hours. right now the so-called affluenza teenager is back on your soil. this is video of ethan couch arriving at dallas-fort worth international airport he had been in mexico avoiding deportation since he and his mother were found there last month it couch gained notoriety when at the age of 16 he was given 10 years probation in a dui crash that killed 4 people. couch is now a juvenile detention but tomorrow a judge will decide whether to move him to adult jail. a new twist in the case of the illinois cop who staked his suicide to look like a murder. the officer's widow is now facing charges. melanie gliniewicz is accused of conspiring with her husband officials believe embezzled thousands of dollars from his police department youth program.

>> money from the explorer count supposed be used for explorer purposes was being used for personal reasons. >> prosecutors say the couple spent more than $10,000 on a trip to hawaii on price emails. she claimed she did not know where the money came from and her husband deceived her as well. >> the world health organization is pushing -- putting together committee to about the zika virus threat the agency is concerned about a series of birth defects spreading across the americas. abcs kevin melton describes how people right now say those cases are linked to the mosquito borne disease. >> reporter: in brazil, baby born with a birth defect causing abnormal brain development his mother contracted zika the mosquito transmitted disease is on the rise sparking an emergency response from the world health organization. >> we need to take actions that now, whatever we can do in terms of better control, and biomedical trappers in the u.s. more than 20 people have been

19 cases in puerto rico. president obama met with cdc officials at the white house to emphasize the need for a vaccine. spring health officials they the u.s. cases were contracted abroad. there is now a travel advisory for pregnant women. told to avoid these 24 areas where zika has been detected in el salvador, officials have asked women not to have babies until 2018. >> my concern was a possible death of an -- our future baby. >> resident russell says he and his pregnant wife are having a the caribbean cruise. >> it's unacceptable. safety should be paramount. news, washington. the virus is not contagious and unless someone is pregnant the symptoms are usually mild like fever and rash. a health officials says he doubts the united states is vulnerable to a widespread outbreak of zika. there are many more details about the zika alert online.

wftv.com right now a bill that would speed up testing on dna evidence and suspected sexual of salt cases is being discussed by a subcommittee. we told you the fdle has more than 13,000 untested kids right now. under this bill rape kits are any other dna evidence collected an alleged sexual assault cases will have to be committed by law enforcement agencies to a criminal announces laboratory within 30 days. police investigating extensive damage to a community park and brevard county. we are looking at the cost involved with turning back -- turn your back into a football field. a parking lot, i-4 east and westbound downtown as another batch of heavy rain is on our doorstep. >> i have the highest level of tce here. >> orange county residents say a cancer-causing chemical has been found near their homes and

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stocks on wall street mixed all day but i closing lots of green. positive today the dow finished up more than 12 point -- 125th, the nasdaq rose by nearly 40 and s&p 500 grew by more than 10. i would like to see the green on the board. new this hour 9 investigates is learning orange county leaders detected of chemical likely to at cause cancer in humans on a habitat for humanity property. tce was detected on of the flow property where dilapidated trailers were torn down. today channelized janai norman took the emails to leaders to find out what they're doing now to make sure no one is exposed to this. >> reporter: it can cause multiple types of cancer and

found on 3 properties along lansing street and the flow. >> we had 2 properties that my division found contamination of tce on and then there was old data that the help apartment found tce from years ago. >> reporter: and made a public records request for documents from county leaders regarding tce and the property where habitat plans to build 9-10 homes. in one, the deputy director of environmental services wrote if you put in housing, either a very deep well or public water is needed as there are contamination plumes in the area and you do not want to stock up the contamination in the well. >> i have the highest level of tce out here. >> how do you know that? >> sampling testing but it -- done by the state and the county. >> after the county found tce on jim's property he had to dig a deeper well to get safe, clean water. >> i have health problems from it. nerve damage that is causing it contaminated water.

levels of tce where habitat plans to build so the water was safe to drink. but she says the fact tce was detected is reason enough for concern. >> you always worry when you contact -- detect any eye out. >> reporter: about tce was detected years ago, she says county leaders are now doing an extensive environmental study to make sure it is safe before any new homes are built. in orange county, janai norman, channel 9 eyewitness news now that study should be completed in may and will show what needs to be done before the properties redeveloped. we asked where the tce came from and they say it is a mystery. help tell people about the 9 investigates story go to facebook.com slash wftv and share the post.

a football field yet to can see the tire tracks across and around the field at maxwell's park officers say trash and mulch were scattered around the area. police say the damage worth more than $10,000 as first reported over the weekend. working to find out if it seminole county family got rid of the chickens or if they will have to start paying fines for them. we told you yesterday, code enforcement is already given the family 3 violations because the refuse to get rid of the half-dozen chickens. alyssa county decides to change the rules in a meeting today, code enforcement could find the family up to $250 per day. we will let you know what they decide. i can understand having chickens and going out bad and getting fresh eggs. >> they don't make a lot of racket not like a rooster it. >> that's the issue. >> we have a soup. we can see the cars easily about 5 minutes ago but now the latest batch of heavy rain is moving in and you can see how slow the east and westbound directions are, both ways it is slow and go downtown. 65, steady temperatures with rain moving in. where the storm system developing along this front in

a back edge to this. that will be here later this evening. between now and then we are in the soup here's what it looks like without early warning dopler 9 radar picked we upgraded the several years ago to 1 million to 1,000,000 w to shoot through these multiple rain bands and that is what it is doing today with rain in orlando, more rain and leesburg and you can see getting the back edge off of tampa. zooming in closer. downtown orlando still heavy rain moving in and it is a long i-4 from haines city through celebration, kissimmee is coming up less than 10 minutes winter springs 16 minutes away and heavy rain is just now sneaking in toward the 4 corners area. heavy batch, no lightning just a good heavy squall from celebration of a disney property it will get wet in a hurry. along pine hills, almost to i- 4, the leading edge of heavy rain fall nearing out altamonte springs, castleberry sanford through debary, deland deltona and this is moving toward the

deltona, 18 minutes it's wet there not get a fresh batch of heavy rain is moving in. future track doing a great job with the timing of the rain the last couple of days and you can see heavy rain fall now through 5:00 moving on through by 8 p.m. we will push the heavy rain off and still have some great gray skies and drizzle but toward daybreak in the morning, brian shields is no longer dealing with heavy rain for the morning commute. we will have sunshine going on during the afternoon for tomorrow. the rain ending late tonight temperatures will drop to near 50 degrees and it will be a pleasant early morning but the rain will start to taper off after 9:00 and seminole county. 40 for winter springs, sanford 49, tomorrow, breezy and that low will move across the state and is going to crank up northeast of the state will become a gale and that is going to give us of gusty winds back behind it but much less humid

colder, we will save that for another time. 50 degrees tonight, early showers and slow clearing tomorrow 66, breezy and cooler. you will like the weekend. five-day forecast, where the weekend is always in view, heading near 70 on saturday and all 70s sunday and 80 degrees, vanessa, into next week for a couple of days. i'm updating the heavy rain that nearing i-4 right now. sea life 5. a nurse who was supposed to take care of her disabled patients is accused of stealing pills from that the how police that spirit >> lawmakers say they drafted a bill to enforce stricter penalties for drivers who pass stopped school buses. new at 5, why one local father says they are leaving out the one thing that would make it easier to catch the drivers. next at for, channel 9 anchor martha sadowski introduces us to this little boy and what he

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now to our forever family series. >> we want to introduce you to a boy who has a big heart and is so lovable. as channel nines martha sadowski is about to show you what he needs now is a family of his own. >> he does. his name is david and he truly embodies all that love is in right now it is urgent that he finds a family to share all of this with. >> hey, everybody. >> david is full of energy and full of life. he is a happy little boy. >> everything that boys are made up is david. >> playing games. >> fun stuff. eating ice cream. >> he is laughing and asking questions he always wants to be

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early warning doppler 9 radar is lit up again tonight. we are tracking rain pushing through the i-4 just in time for the drive home and the rain is getting heavier. >> certified meteorologist tom terry is in severe weather center 9 now. how much longer will this weather last? >> most of the evening and the

had today pretty much moving in right now. there is a look at colonial drive i-4, very wet throughout the entire central florida court or. let me show you the life doppler radar with heavy rain from orange county westward moving east at about 40 miles an hour. moving into kissimmee, meadowood subdivision, hunters creek, belisle, doctor philip, no lighting with this, just a good heavy downpour approaching on pine hills, orlando, azalea park. rain heavily east of that almonte mull over by castleberry, lake mary, crossing over into to barry and deltona, heavy rain also moving in and another coming onshore in brevard county and you'll get all of the rain moving in from the west. a lot of rain still to come, oveido, sanford, everyone getting involved, we're talking about the changes and i'm updating how soon it moves in for you coming up. bob? supporters of medical marijuana in florida have now gathered enough signatures to get amendment 2 back on the ballot. back in 2014 the medical marijuana movement lost by just