deadly shooting early sunday morning at the glitz nightclub off i-drive. concerns about security. kathi belich spoke to the eyewitness and he saw people around him being shot. >> reporter: an eye witness who took cell phone video of the chaos that night said one police officer at least was with the security guards at the front door as people were being searched for weapons but never saw the officer check anyone's ankles and a survivor is looking into suing over security issues. orlando police say there were three men who got into the glitz ultra lounge and opened fire. one of the person shot was traumatized emotionally and physically. >> my client was directly next to somebody shot and killed.

be shot and there's nothing more terrifying than this type of event. >> reporter: an eye witness who went in just after the shots were fired told us he never saw anyone being searched at the ankles for guns. >> when i didn't see them pat their ankles. >> he was traumatized by the people running, and screaming and people with blood on the floor. he felt like it was a terrorist act. >> to watch people get shot and hear all the commotion, and bullets flying, bottles being broken people crying, laying on the ground passing out within like the last couple seconds of -- like death. >> reporter: we won't show you one of the things he saw, someone frantically performing cpr and saw someone searching a

he believes they found a flock modified -- gl oh modified -- gloch. and reporting live at opd headquarters, kathi belich, channel 9 eyewitness. it has been chill and the winds certainly haven't made it any better. >> some folks have seen gusts over 40 miles an hour and tonight we're under a wind chill advisory. our certified meteorologist tom terry is tracking those falling temperatures and there's freeze warning to the north. >> that's right. we've had a colder temperatures overnight so far this winter. we've been down to 34 in orlando, but the winds are going to make it feel like it's near freezing overnight tonight. right now we're 58, but that gusty wind out of the west, right now gusts to 30 in orlando, 35 at new smyrna, it was 44-mile per hour wind gusts in daytona earlier today. wind chills by 8:00 tonight, finally getting into the 40s and 30s by midnight, and as you

what you need to prepare for. brian shields on eyewitness news this morning, rusty mccranie, on tv 27 starting at 7, we'll have wind chills in the 30s and 20s as we mentioned there is a went chill advisory and freeze warning to the north updating tonight's cold temperature in just a moment, martha. developing tonight we're hearing from parents of students at wekiwa high school because a student brought a gun on campus. deputies a 16-year-old had the weapon in a backpack and other students notified school officials about it. no one was hurt and the teen who brought the gun to school has not been identified. a sanford man was just charged with raping a 17-year-old girl nearly a year after the alleged victim came forward. 9 investigates it took seven months to get back the rape kit. tim barker is live and you asked if this is normal?

145 days here in florida to get a kit back from the lab unfortunately because there aren't enough people in the labs to handle the cases. in this case the victim was raped somewhere along state road 46 and investigators in this case say they sent that evidence to get tested right away. if levi does not look 19, it's because he's not. sanford detectives say that did not stop the 35-year-old from posing as a teenager on facebook to meet a 17-year-old. the girl says she figured out he lied so she kept her distance but detectives say he showed up at her house, took her to another house and raped her last year and he was just arrested. >> i was wondering if levi was around? >> reporter: this house was listed as rains, but the woman behind the door says he lives on his own. do you think he's capable of raping anybody? >> no, i do not. >> reporter: we wondered why the case took nearly a year and

crime lab on february 26th after the victim's interview. fdle says it matched the dna to rains on the 25th then the state attorney's office got the case and filed a sexual assault case on the 6th. the state keeps losers to higher paying positions and the department increased asked to increase the pay, and rains is facing sentencing behind buyers. >> the same woman who refused answer the door answered that phone call. >> reporter: reporting live in seminole county, tim barber channel 9 eyewitness. an audit released today found the orange county property appraiser spent $94,000 in less than two years. county auditors criticized him

an investigation raised concerns about intending in the office and at the moment we're taking a closer look at why auditors had a tough time obtaining spending records. tonight a 13-year-old boy who was accidentally shot by his cousin on sunday has died. we've learned earlier today that fisher was the stepson of a deputy. an investigative report indicates the cousin who pulled the trigger, brandon lewis, admitted to riding the gun on a honboard and lost his balance -- hoverboard and lost his balance while the gun went off. waste pro is the city's garbage hauler and new bids will be was in soon. tonight, channel 9's shannon butler looks at the issue and what the commission had to say about the money affecting or vote in the future. >> water pro is the company that picks up garbage in winter park.

sometime, but that is up for bid again and other companies will now try to get the city's business. in november, the city said sent this e-mail asking city commissioners not engage with any garbage companies viewing for the job. a month later the city said there was some kind of confusion with the request for proposal or r.fp, and said the meeting would start again. here's the audio where the council was made aware in the next process. >> reporter: "at this point in time we expect sending it back out on the street again? yes. cleaned up." it seemed she and others understood the bid would be coming in back soon, but according to the finance reports on january 19th she took $1,000 campaign contribution from waste pro and four days later she

she did accept it in the small window between the rfp's, but she'll likely vote on the contract soon. she sent us this e-mail today saying it was only yesterday that it was made clear to the commissioners that there would be a new bidding process. strange, and she understood that back in december before she took the check. she told us she didn't have to but is going to return the money. in the name of transparency. i would like to be clear, the this would never influence my vote as a commissioner. that is not keeping with my character. channel 9 eyewitness. >> the city says there will be no delay in garbage pick up in winter park. the new request for proposal would be out by the end of the month. a school in lake county closed because so many students and staff came down with the flu.

school spent the day cleaning and -- catholic school spent the day cleaning and disipfecting. they've seen up to 50 new cases a week. and new charges will be filed against a man who shot and killed his neighbor. ratliff and his live in girlfriend got an argument on southwest 100 8th street in ocala. his girlfriend went next door to help, and the neighbor grabbed his gun, got into a fight with ratliff and shot him. police say pentgraph was in fear of his life. and a petition was shot down by the community board last year, but there's been an effort to res rukt it online

and to pay for the technology. >> we'll pay for the celebration and there can instantly be recognized and apprehended. >> according to the sheriff's office, since 2013, the crime rate is down in celebration. the community also already employees a full-time deputy. there's no timetable when the issue could come up again for discussion. it's an effort to help prevent wrong way crashes on the roads you drive each and every day. >> new at 6 how the new system is working and an update on plans to expand it. >> plus, why brevard county leaders decided to write off millions in services.

. we found out more than a dozen drivers just like this one have been caught going the wrong way on c's expressways but they

around thanks to a new warning system and channel 9's michael low pard i learned -- lopard i learned work is on the issue. >> reporter: it's one of 14 vehicles caught heading in the wrong direction on local expressways just in the past year. >> that's too many. way too many. >> reporter: the central florida expressway authority says all 14 drivers safely turned around without causing an accident. thanks in part to a new wrong way detection system. >> it's dangerous for everybody, not just for the people going the wrong way, but the people they're going against. >> the technology was installed at five ramps on the 408 and beach line in the last year as part of a pilot program. signs light up to tell drivers they're going the wrong way. it's a big problem accounting for nearly 300 calls in the last year and a half alone. >> most of the time you get the ones that are a little confused

who are under the influence of something. >> reporter: the expressway authority plans to add this to other locations, five along the 408 and 9 along the 417. it snapped this photographer of a bike rider last june, and studies show most of the incidents happen at night with drivers how impaired. >> how can they not realize they're going the wrong wail. >> troopers say drivers catch themselves and turnaround. for others, the mistake can be deadly. plans call for the expansion by early next year. you can check out where the next 19 systems will go. we've posted the list on wftv.com. and numbers show deadly car wrecks are up in the united states and florida.

in the u.s., in the region which includes florida, the number rose to 16%. experts believe it's the fully growing because of the number of crashes. today the county wrote off $6.8 million in unpaid transports but that doesn't mean the county won't try to recover some of the money. medicaid and medicare only cover a portion of the fees but privately insured and uninsured patients owe money. >> it grows as the rates grow up and whenever we have issues people captain pay their bills. >> and the issue is not exclusive to brevard county. this year brevard will transfer $7 million to cover ems costs. a state house panel approved a bill that would force districts to give charter schools more financial help. it would require districts to

construction costs and rent payments. and the polls will close for the two presidential candidates and will determine how much further their campaigns will go. marco rubio stumbled and has fallen by two and a half points. according to an average of polls, this oops moment seems to have opened the door not for jeb bush, but for john kasic, had. he won at a small percent. he's passed ted cruz and jeb bush is making his closing argument. bernie sanders is expected to win by double digits. greg warmoth and christopher heath will bring live analysis after the polls close. join us on facebook, and tune in for eyewitness at 11. covering news where you live county-by-county, in orange county, agents say they brought down an illegal sporting belts

biggest football game of the year running out of the latinos holden and grocery at golden trail. now four men are facing charges of racketeering and turning a big profit from a criminal enterprise based on betting. >> there was betting going on every weekend, of course with football season ending, that ended our investigation to go in there and wrap that up. >> no one running the store wanted to talk to us and nobody would admit place anything wagers, but some cold us off camera it was common knowledge what went on. the state fire marshal is investigating a fire that killed a woman in marion county. 73-year-old was-year-old died at the hospital. a county wide commission could be created to -- a 73-year-old woman died at the hospital. and daytona beach police

camp outside of a government building. commission would be made up of 20 leaders from nonprofits and government officials. a new boys and girls club is in the works for lake county. school board official there is approved the sale of half of the old dabny elementary school property. the boys and girls club will pay -- this is the wrong video obviously -- the boys and girls club is going to pay $160,000 for the land and they've agreed to offer more than $200,000 worth of educational services to lake county students. >> and you're going to get out the weather. that was shots of the homeless issue in daytona. a lot of folks need to be indoors. wind chills in the 30s. beautiful shot over the orlando citrus bowl. orlando city soccer out there getting in october ist in octoberists tonight. and a -- in activities tonight. temperatures still very steady in the 50s, we'll fall steadily

a few of us in the 30s overnight tonight. but the winds are very strong. there's yet a second cold front that'll reenforce the cool air overnight tonight, but because of all the wind, it's going to be hard to really cool down. usually we have to have clear skies and light winds to get our really cold temperature. we'll have quite a bit of a breeze. 35 ocala. we'll see some areas getting near 32, especially in wind-protected areas, that's why there's freeze warning out for marion and flagler counties and osceola county, kissimmee, st. cloud, poinciana, osceola, heritage park, celebration, 42, but feeling like the 30s tonight. wind chill advisory out for all of us, and a freeze warning far to the north. here's are the lows tonight. this is not with the wind included, just a good old-fashioned temperatures. 34 in palm coast, 39 in leesburg, 33 in ocala. the forecast models coming in anywhere between 40 and 42 for

here comes yet another cold front. this will just reinforce, drop the dew points a little bit tonight. so the first cold front we're dealing with now, the second can cold front moves in tonight and front number 3, the trifecta, rolls into town on saturday. we'll again bring temperatures down a bit on sunday afternoon. overall very nice day, but breezy. up in deland, 54 degrees at 2 p.m., but wind chill factor in the 40s all the way through 1:00 in the afternoon, so it's going to be brisk. and mid-to-lower 50s, and the weekend always in view. we will get down into the mid-30s on thursday morning, and i do expect a wide are area of frost as far south as northwestern orange county on thursday morning, as well. if you don't have your plans covered up probably don't need to tonight, but tomorrow night it's going to be one of these plants and pets kind of nights. 62 on thursday, 73, that's

cold front, the third of the week, only drops us a little bit on sunday, but it looks like a very nice upcoming weekend. the old florida festival and apopka, usually it's cold and rainy. not this go round. we'll be right back. >> reporter: coming up from new hampshire, what the exit polls are telling us, also one on what with trump, rubio, bush, sanders and clinton battling it out.

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orlando city is at the citrus bowl in their brand-new 2016 road jerseys, which are about to make their official debut, and unlike last year's version, the 2016 away kit will have purple with gold trim and purple color. also has a redesigned crest and the words "defy expectations" multiple languages.

in the jerseys will do exactly that. >> it's great to be back out here and brings back memories last year and the crowd we had from practice. register. it's going to be a big success >> reporter: orlando city is orlando city is in trade talks with united for those rights. the 30-year-old midfielder has spent most of his professional career playing in italy's top tier. and college football fans can fill out their calendars. ucf released their schedule. all but one game is on saturday. you can see the complete schedule at wftv.com. and back here at the citrus bowl training begins in about four minutes. we'll have the highlights and reaction from the players on

all right. see you then, joe, thanks. and thank you for watching channel 9 eyewitness at 6. >> abc's world news tonight with david muir is next and check out