hurt. roy ramos is there now. roy, in the last few minute s you spoke to the police chief about this shooting. >> reporter: that's right. we will hear from him and what his thoughts were. this happened inside the building behind me. we have been working to find out how at least three suspects made it past those doors and inside with weapons. investigators are still working to find out what led up to this chaotic scene after shots were fired inside of the glitz ultra lounge nightclub sunday morning. 12 people injured in total, two who died after three suspects opened fire. three officers were working extra duty at the club saturday night and reported hearing the shots fired but what was the role of officers working at that club. i asked them and they told me the officer's role is a standby presence and usually at or near the front of the club.

extra duty do not do the basic security checks like pat downs. we just spoke with chief john mina. >> that was not a random act. i'm confident belle be able to bring this case to a close ure -- closure. >> reporter: detectives do have suspects in this case but are not saying anything else further. we have received the initial incident report. i'm going through that right now and i'll have if it has any names of the victims or identities of the possible suspects on eyewitness news at 5:00. roy ramos, channel 9, eyewitness news. detectives are still looking for at least one gunman in the shooting death of a teenager and young man at the florida mall. we've been following this story since friday night when it happened outside jc penney. kathy belich is live now.

>> reporter: that's right. they'll say the shooting was not random but that's about it. it happened outside the jc penney close to the building just before 7:30 friday night. the store was still opened but no one else was injured. an orange county deputy was in the store dealing with shoplifters when the shooting happened and got to the shooting within seconds. the two victims were found 100 yards away from one another. investigators say someone else was involved but won't say anymore. they say it was not a murder-suicide. 20-year-old andrew garland who was from south florida was found dead outside a car, 19-year-old samuel destin survived but died later at the hospital. we checked florida records and neither one of them was in trouble with the law. the sheriff's office was called here more than 4,000 times last year.

there were violent incidents such as strong armed robberies here but nothing like a double shooting that was deadly. reporting live at florida mall in orange county, kathy belich, channel 9, eyewitness news. another shooting at a popular place has police looking for another gunman this afternoon. friday we told you 21-year-old andrew jones was shot and killed at this clermont publix in the east county center plaza along state road 50. investigators haven't said what the motive was but myrt price has been working to find out if they made any headway. he'll have a live report in the next hour. the orange county sheriff's office will make a push to get guns off central florida streets. they will hold a gun buy back event this saturday. anyone can turn in a gun with no questions asked with an id and receive a $50 gift card. it will be held at the orange blossom trail development building. our next cold front is moving in tonight.

meteorologist tom terry in severe weather center 9. these next 12 hours will be key. >> that's right. another cold front, another chance for a shower or two later on tonight as well. right now we have had a beautiful day. clouds still dancing in front of the gulf of mexico. 66 degrees for orlando and up in deltona. pretty nice day today. cool and breezy yesterday. here comes our next front. notice the showers developing in southern georgia. this front will keep pushing in our way. you can see future track keeps that southwest breeze, the rain to the north by 7:00 tonight but the closer we get to 10:00 as we join you live on tv 27 that's bright house channel 10 at 10:00 we'll have some scattered rain quickly moving on through the area then it says good-bye. for clermont over by the citrus tower tonight not as cold despite the cold front moving through as it was earlier this morning because we'll have a breeze. for tomorrow night a freeze warning. we will be watching another cold

stick around this week coming up in just a few minutes. >> we'll see you soon, tom. orlando commissioners just i prove ed approved a $75 million insecondtive packincentive package to bring a university to downtown. it's counting on the state to come through with another $20 million in funding to help with the project. today's vote was considered a key step to get this project finally off the ground. >> this action sends the message that the city is fully on board. they're making a significant commitment in both property and infrastructure improvements. >> the board of governors is set to meet in early march and the school is hoping to get the campus approved. a bill that would with ban discrimination in jobs and housing based on sexual orientation failed to pass the first state senate committee actually 5-5 tie vote just killed a competitive workforce act.

companies like disney, at&t that claims it means more revenue. last minute. >> our argument is this is about the state's economy and so rainbows. procedural motion was made. that means it could still be heard later again this session. in the last 10 minutes the senate criminal justice committee the began discussing a bill to revamp the death penalty system. three death penalty cases in orange county were put on hold because of this. all the presidential candidates are hitting the pavement in new hampshire pushing hard to get voters to turn out tomorrow. >> even though the state is more than 1,300 miles away this

has to decide on next couple month. bob opsahl has been following the campaign. new hampshire is expected to reset the race. >> reporter: as the nation's first primary new hampshire has the long history of setting the tone: soon all eyes will turn the florida but few now they're hitting the pavement in new hampshire and most of them have a non-step schedule of rallies in hopes of luring the undecided voters. >> the fight for votes in new hampshire is heating up. so far in the republican race donald trump has had a double digits lead in the polls. the battle for second is between ted cruz and marco rubio. >> people say why to you keep saying the same thing about obama trying to change america.

>> he's combatting rivals chris christie. >> he's never established anything. >> bernie sanders is trying to maintain his momentum. >> you have the right to determine the future of america. not just a handful of billionaires. >> hillary clinton is closing the gap using her husband to campaign for her. >> for her this is not about grand theorys of revolution. >> new hampshire is known for being very involved in the political process. >> reporter: a record turn out is expected, more than half a million voters. we will be monitoring the race tomorrow night and we'll bring you the results right here on eyewitness news. in seminole county residents could face a $100 fine a day if they don't comply with the new bear ordnance. it requires residents living west of i-4 to use bear proof trash cans. this went into effect yesterday. in

has had nearly 3,000 calls to wildlife officials about bearing getting into the trash or yards. bear proof trash cans aren't the only way to keep the bears out. tomorrow county leaders will look at a site to see if they should put up a fence along i-4. some commissioners say if they can get across i-4 they can get into more neighborhoods. osceola county detectives arrested two teenagers for the violent robbery of a local cab driver. a taxi driver was sitting in his cab in the walmart parking line on vineland road in kissimmee. today detectives said a crime line tip led to the arrests of the two teens. they are charged with theft. just about an hour ago lawmakers in tallahassee began debating a bill that may put bars. the civil citations

sub committee. if approved officers could begin issues more citations. we'll let you know what lawmakers decide. daytona beach police are investigating a body found in the halifax river. a fisherman found the body of a 72-year-old man believed to be homeless between international speedway boulevard and orange county bridges. the body not have signs of trauma. the man had an id but investigators are reaching out to his family before releasing his name. investigators want to find the gunman who shot and killed a man in the parking lot of this publix. >> coming up, the key piece of evidence they want you to see. >> governor rick scott already declared a public health emergency in several counties because of the zika virus. coming up we're asking what state officials have planned to fight the spread. >> next, 30 foot waves and 100 miles per hour winds rocked thousands of royal caribbean ship passengers. the terror stories from the people inside. >> that's one of the largest

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what was supposed to be smooth sailing turned into a nightmare at sea for thousands of passengers on board a royal caribbean cruise ship. >> they got caught up in a storm with 30 foot waves and 100 mile per hour winds. melanie holt spent the day finding out what will happen to the passengers now. they were set to arrive at port canaveral. >> the decision was made to turn back around and head back to home port in new jersey. >> the anthem of the seas is headed back to cape liberty. royal caribbean told us today

already been through the decision was made for guest's comfort. >> you think about it but hope it never occurs. we're just glad they are safe. >> we ran into mike and julie at port canaveral today as they were boarding a royal caribbean cruz with their 9 month old. >> traveling with a little one as well. security is paramount to us and safety is very important. >> and they and others were confident as they boarded today that it would be smoother sailing than what passengers aboard the anthem of the seas experienced. >> it's also a matter of them being hyper aware because of what happened with the other ship too. that gives us additional confidence. >> no major injuries were reported. it sustained some damage. the decision was made to turn around the allure of the seas due to weather forecasted for the next few days. >> reporter: anthem of the seas should be back at cape liberty by wednesday.

get a full refund and certificates for 50% after thundershower next cruise. i talked with a family who has family on anthem of the seas. what they heard about that cruise from port canaveral. live in brevard county, melanie holt, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> 50% off your next cruise because that might have been my last. >> that's scary because there's no place to go. glad they're safe. you can hear more from the passengers on board and check out more of the video they took by going to wftv.com. to share this with your friends go to facebook.com/wftv and share it on your wall. volusia county is consider changing its wetland policy actually new rule would expand the buffer from 25 feet to 50 feet. critics say that could limit places for new developments. it's spent to spell out which wetlands need to be protected. public meetings started today.

be held at 5:30 p.m. tomorrow. the hunt for pythons now in the last week and so far wildlife officials are impressed with the count. hunters have caught 90 pythons since january. florida wildlife officials said that's 30 more snakes than in all of last years hunt. they launched it because they are devastating some of the native everglades. the hunt ends on saturday. if you could only be behind the scenes and as soon as that video comes on vanessa buries her head down. >> yes. sunday was fantastic. >> a gloomy start. >> another cold front come ing. >> unless you're a carolina panthers fan. >> strap in. another cold front on the way . a west wind has flattened the seas over at daytona. nearly flat surf right now. the winds going against

63 degrees right now. that south winter springs breeze west breeze at 17 miles per hour . lots of 60s, very consistent temperature rise for today. we will see a thin deck of clouds remain in the area including the chance for some rain clouds moving in later on tonight with our next cold front . you see the cloud cover now. the cold front is move ing ing through panama city, tallahassee is next. we'll get a little bit moving in ahead of that front mainly between about 9:00 and 11:00 for tonight. other wise temperatures we have a front moving in but it won't make its presence felt until the daytime hours tomorrow. that means tomorrow night will be cold and the next night. thursday morning will also be cold. let me show you future track. 6:00 p.m. tonight that is our wind flow. you can see the wind changing direction behind our front bringing some scattered showers, probably less than a

then quickly passes down towards south florida. starting out tuesday morning we'll see some sunshine mixed with clouds and then a western flow will kick a few clouds through in the afternoon. i don't expect anymore rainfall behind this front. temperatures starting out your morning tomorrow, we were at 37 this morning, the third coldest morning so far this winter. we've had no freeze officially in orlando yet. 41 up in ocala, 44 in leesberg. so it will be cooler though because the windchill factor will drop into the 30s. it was awfully cool out doors both days this last weekend. we'll have a similar feel to it early in the morning tomorrow. for orlando 50 degrees at 10:00, the upper 50s during the afternoon hours tomorrow. getting very close to 60 degrees in orlando tomorrow. most of the day will be spent in the 50s. so 50s tomorrow. tomorrow night is when we have the freeze watch in effect for

this may extend to the south. i don't expect to have a freeze warning in orlando for tomorrow night. we're going to be watching some stray evening showers tonight. lows in the middle 40s, highs 60. it's going to be close. the upper 50s to near 60 tomorrow. the breeze will make it feel cooler. here's your five day forecast, the weekend always in view. 61 on thursday. three cool days here. just in time for the weekend a lot of big weekend event, thinking about the florida festival in apopka that starts on friday, temperatures will cool down with our next cold front arriving late in the day on saturday. with the wounds moving in tomorrow the morning wind chills will make it feel colder as your start your day. i'll have that for you with early warning future track coming up in the next half hour. cell phone towers could soon be used to help make your daily drive on local roads quicker. what would need to happen first coming up.

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florida lawmakers are considering a house bill that could permanent alimony for people. jeff deal found out this is an emotional issue for people on both sides watching the bill closely. >> i was married for 21 years and i was a homemaker. >> ann dwyer considering her fortunate she was awarded lifetime alimony. even with it the 71-year-old is working three part time jobs. >> when you're out of the job market for a couple of decades you're not earning social security. you're not saving any money for yourself. >> she's against doing away with lifetime alimony but some people who are putting support behind the new legislation have

decades following marriages that didn't last long. >> we could be married when you're 20, divorced at 36, 37 and pay alimony until the day you die. >> steven kramer with kramer law said this is sure to be a contentious issue but whether you like it or hate it the bill does set a formula that makes the length of payments more predictable. >> if passed as is the alimony paid out would be based on 25% to 75% of the length of the marriage. so, for example, a 10-year marriage would equal of alimony. >> what we have right now with alimony law is the wild west. >> supporters believe it's more fair but ann dwyer believes spouses could be left in worse shape than she is. >> the math doesn't work. we can't retire. >> in orange county, jeff deal, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> this bill would not be retro active so only effect two cases.

house for consideration. the zika virus cases have been reported in seven counties including osceola county. >> one way to think about is it's just like a hurricane, you prepare for the worst and hope for the best. >> still ahead at 4:00, how the out break could impact our local economy. >> and for weeks we've been showing you all the mess some orange county residents have been dealing with since the county changed the way it picks up trash. now the city of orlando may be following suit. we asked why. >> then this man is dead and an investigators say his killer is still out on the streets right now. the only clue they have to

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evidence investigators need you to see. >> investigators still have not said what led to the shooting. >> we learned they have very little to go onto catch the gunman. on friday we told you the 21-year-old victim was gunned down right outside the publix in east town center plaza in clermont. myrt price is is there now. >> reporter: behind me is where that shooting happened. we learned today that detectives told us that there is no surveillance video that captured the incident. they said they have very little to go on so that's why they're urging the community for help. >> i just was shocked. it's a shame. >> public x crust -- publix customers are still on edge after what happened here in the parking lot friday night. when the gunfire stopped andrew devon jones was shot and killed. we

to track down the shooter. >> they're processing the evidence, follow up on any leads that the evidence might give them. >> detectives say they're searching for a volkswagen with a license plea number n913qi. jones was last seen driving it. they believe the killer could have used that car to get away. police believe the car could have suffered some damage . >> around the same time frame was the report of a white volkswagen hitting an embankment in the oakland area. we were able to recover a piece of a bumper. >> police still don't have a suspect and are still trying to figure out events leading up to the shooting and the motive. people said this shows that crimes like this can happen anywhere. >> anywhere you go, gas, grocery store, bank, anywhere. >> reporter: now we wanted to

but they didn't want to talk to us. live in clermont, myrt price, channel 9, eyewitness news. we're still waiting for orlando police to release more details about a shooting in the metro west area. antonio jones and another were found dead in the stonebridge reserve complex after 7:00 p.m. once we find out more we have an update. new fbi numbers show more people want to buy guns in florida and across the country. we checked and the fbi conducted more than 120,000 doing background checks last month in florida. nationwide there's an increase in background checks of 47%. there's 16 confirmed cases of the zika virus throughout the state of florida including one

asked how state leaders are preparing. >> governor rick scott compared preparing for zika virus to preparing for a hurricane. >> you prepare for the worse and hope for the best. >> we told you on thursday the governor declared a public health emergency in counties that had zika. the next day we got our first confirmed case here in central florida in osceola county. >> that's right by disney, right by the theme parks. not only local residents but what about tourists coming? >> we're going to get prepared. >> to do that the governor said the state leaders are working with the cdc and the department of agricultural. >> we are always asking the cdc to have a conference call with all of our healthcare workers that work work with people with

>> so far 16 cases in call all in florida -- in all in florida. the good news though is governor rick scott said those 16 cases are all travel related, meaning no one has contracted zika in florida and none of those infected are pregnant women. >> we have a lot of tourists so we're going to make sure is that the 20 million people who live here and the 100 plus million people that sit here are safe. >> janay norman, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> the governor requested the cdc provide 1,000 antibody kits. the state is buying 4,000 more kits that shows whether someone has the virus. president obama wants almost $2 billion in emergency funding to help find the zika virus. that money would be used for expanding mosquito control programs, speeding developments of a vaccine and providing support for low income pregnant women. he wants $250 million of

they have 22 confirmed cases of the mosquito-born virus. >> the mosquito that spreads zika virus is aggressive daytime biters. it lives outside and inside the home and can be hard to control it. >> the obama administration said 50 americans have returned to the u.s. infected with zika. we're keeping you informed. go to wftv.com, click on news and then zika virus to learn what health officials here in florida are going to get a handle on the virus. a lot of information on the website. the pediatric dentist during jacksonville accused of hurting patients pleaded not guilty to fraud charges. >> howard schneider is faces counts for billing medicaid for procedures he didn't do. parents say he performed

anesthetic. >> the knot on her head, her nose was swollen and all teeth were missing. >> he's facing dozens of lawsuits from angry parents. he denies hurting any patients and has voluntarily given up his license. in brevard county commissioners will be asked to write off close to $7 million in unpaid emergency medical services bills. patients have stiffed them on $6.8 million in ambulance transports during the budget year that ended september 2014. the county said it makes five attempts to collect the money but when patients don't pay it's considered uncollectible and written off. commissioners will decide on the tomorrow. once a week pick up is coming to some spots in orlando and neighborhoods are bracing for a backlog. trash pick up passed through that neighborhood today with any success.

d up out there right now. they were picked up today and they will be picked up again on thursday. starting in two weeks those bins will only be emptied once a week under the new pilot program. the pilot program spots will get an increase in recycling pick ups. after nightmares we covered in orange county like mised pick ups people are understandably concerned. in some cases in orange county trash was not picked up for weeks until we arrived to cover the problem. the goal with the change is to encourage residents to throw less away and move more into that recycle bin. something some out here admit they are not doing right now. >> see, we've been here for a month and don't know when recycling is. we just started throwing everything in the trash can because we never saw the

>> reporter: now, the recycle bins out here are maroon and as a new resident harmon tells us she's never seen those bins placed out by her neighbors. when the new program begins the recycle day will be thursdays, which is currently this area's second trash day of the week. so we're hoping some residents out here don't accidentally put their trash bins out on recycle day. i reached out to the city to get their reaction and see if they're prepared for this change after all of the problems we've seen in orange county. i'll have their reaction coming up for you tonight at 5:30. for now live in baldwin park, jenanie reyes, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> do you think the new plan will work? you can join the conversation at facebook.com/wftv. this afternoon volkswagen is planning a major spending spree they hope will compensate for the cheating scandal.

had software design today cheat emissions tests. now cnn is reporting the automaker is considering several ways to compensate owners that include cash, car buy backs. if you drive a fiat chrysler listen up, there's an issue with the electronic gear shifter that's causing crashes across the country. the shifters are so confusing some are exiting while in gear. a recall has not been announced yesterday. to see the model goes to wftv.com/weblinks. this afternoon a new app designed to help people get a mortgage is receiving criticism from federal investigators. you probably saw an ad for quicken loans last night during the super bowl. consumer watchdogs say easier isn't also better. >> it is disturbing that 8

we should be just a couple of clicks away of adventuring ourselves for a 15 or 30 year mortgage. >> the federal agency created to protect consumers said when it comes to mortgages take your time and ask questions. denver broncos quarterback peyton manning is still celebrating his super bowl win but not saying if it's his last game or not. >> i'm very much at peace right now and i think however it works out it will work out the way that it's supposed to. >> manning appeared on good morning america but would not say if it was his last game in the nfl. despite a lot of predictions the broncos won 24-10. manning is now the start seconding quarterback in history. he did not say when he's going to announce his decision about retirement. >> he's too classy. he did not want his re tirement announcement

he's doing but going to wait and let the celebration happen. >> quite celebration it is. an army soldier could have been killed after he got tangled in power lines. >> how his parachute may have saved his life. >> i'm updating how the chills will impact you. >> sensors that could change traffic lights when things get

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more than a dozen cities in central florida are on board with the program that would use cell phone pings to help control traffic. congressman john mica is trying to secure federal funding for a pilot program. the first hurdle is getting cities to agree. how many other cities still have to say yes. >> there are already sensors along some of the areas busiest streets so fdot officials can know how many people are traveling through here every day. >> i would definitely give it a thumb's up. >> people like sandra mateos are happy it could play a role in easing congestion too. getting places quickly is a top priority but traffic can have other plans. >> my area, altamonte springs is congested. >> we told you when congressman john mica said he wanted to start a pilot program on the roads.

at intersections using pings from toll transponders or cellular phone cell phones. that information would trigger are realtime response to turn green or red to help congestion. >> in maitland the traffic with all the growth is going to be very issue very hard to get out of my neighborhood. so if i see more of this technology to alleviate the traffic it would help out a lot. >> $100 million in federal grant money is up for grabs. congressman mica said the first set is getting cities and counties on board. >> half of the cities and counties have approved resolution. the other half are scheduled to discuss the program at meetings this month. congressman mica said it's a cheaper and quicker solutions than widening roads. deneige broom, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> congressman mica said there's not a time line because

this afternoon a group of parents against proposed charter schools hit the streets to voice their concerns. protesters held signs and passed out fliers to inform other residents. they said there's no room and need for them and the traffic in the area will be unbearable. >> it's going to turn into basically a parking lot for people coming from outside of the neighborhood. >> next week orange county commissioners are scheduled to meet to discuss the future of these two schools. a training exercise in deland could have gone very land for a soldier when he got tangled in power lines. >> since he never hit the ground he walked away okay. these pictures show the sky diver stuck in the power lines. soldier carlos esparsa drifted into the lines. emergency crews were able to cut the power and cut him down without anyone getting shocked. >> it was not grounded thankfully. >> that's scary. well, another cold front is

>> i heard you mention 30s. >> 30s with chills in wind chills in 20s. we have a little ways to get there. it was cool this weekend. had some rain of course on saturday. a little shower activity tonight. nothing like what hit us early this weekend. downtown 66, after a high today of our current readings. we had 37 this morning, our third coolest morning so far this winter. this has been pretty much a textbook el nino winter with much more frequent weather pattern changes, wetter than average so far since january, the first of the year 3.39 inches above average in orlando. we had higher surpluses along the coast. now cooler than average. we had three days in the 80s last week. we've been cooler and wetter and stormier than average. that is right up el nino's play book. temperatures right now the mid

next cold front is on the way. this will be felt as we head towards tomorrow night. it's going to be about 18 hours or so you will notice the change tomorrow being cooler. as far as getting really cold we saved that for the next couple of mornings. here's future track at 7:00. showing just a slight chance for a shower approaching between 9:00 and 10:00 tonight. i'll be tracking that starting at 10:00 on tv 27. also watch live on wftv.com and on our severe weather center 9 weather app. as we head towards day break in the morning we will clear those quick passing showers out of the way. it's going to be cool. not quite as cold as this morning. we're kind of in between the cold waves here. 45 in clermont, 42 in eustis and kissimmee. saint cloud tonight there's that isolated shower by 10:00 p.m. temperatures in the 40s. it's going to be a rather cool day today or tomorrow. here's a look at early warning future track, what it's going to feel like combining the winds and the temperatures. at 8:30 in the

like the 30s. so colder than the thermometer would of suggest. as we head towards wednesday morning look at this, 34. the wind chill in orlando 26 in palm coast. we will like lie need to have a wind chill advisory for wednesday morning at the same time we will have freeze advisories out because the actual temperature will dip down to the upper 20s to lower 30s across marion and flagler county. we have some cooler weather. tomorrow not too bad of a day. we'll be in the mid 50s and it's going to be cool the next three days. one of our coolest weeks. another front arrives late on saturday. here's your five day forecast with the weekend always in view. low 60s to upper 50s all the way through thursday. we'll have the wind chill issues too. on friday we saturday we start a warm up. another front late saturday that cools us down for the end of the weekend. >> a lot of sun. we like that. at

told you orlando city leaders just you approved a incentive package for ucf downtown. ahead head at 5:00, the university's next step to get the school built. >> we showed you what it looks like on board a cape canaveral bound cruise ship after smooth seas turned violent. we just spoke with terrified family members whose loved ones were on the ship. next at 4:00 consumer expert clark howard explains why

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now they're building too many of those and turning their attention to starter homes, homes for first time home buyers or for first time move up buyers. so what home builders are doing is they're trying to make those homes more affordable. dr horton has been successful building more basic homes, getting rid of things like worthless dining rooms. the homes may not be quite as big but very practical and more affordable. >> if you're going out looking for home and they don't seem to fit your budget there may be someone out there building home that is will stretch to meet your budget. i'm clark howard. >> now existing home price s are going up in the orlando area. we told you last month the median pris of a home in 2015 was $178,000. that's 9% higher than 2014. the orlando regional realtor association said in

were sold in orlando last year. clark howard helping action 9 look out for consumers like you and he's posted a lot of consumer resources and other information online at clarkhoward.com. next at 5:00, an ocoee family said police shot up their house and detained them for hours. >> the error that prompted an officer-involved shooting. >> i'm tracking a cold front that's moving closer to central florida and timing out when temperatures drop back into the 30s. >> at 4:00 we told you about the deadly nightclub shooting that put hundreds of people in the line of fire.

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dispatcher's mistake sent the officers storming to the wrong address. we first told about this ordeal this evening . >> they live on bent grass avenue but that's not where the original call happened. shannon is live. the mayor and commissioner af poll apologized. the police chief haven't said a word. >> yeah, there are so many questions not being answered. they showed up and fired into the home and stopped and retreated across the street behind their vehicles. there was no return fire from the homeowners, so there is a question about why they decided to fire again. >> broken glass at this home might be cleaned up, but there