following breaking news in the search for the child known as baby willow. sky witness 9 is live over the scene with police believe the baby was born and abandoned by her mother. investigators watched the new search within the last hour. the mother accused of abandoning the new one faced the judge in orange county who asked the mother if she was even awake. >> we have been following the desperate search for baby willow suggested it orlando police said they do not know if baby willow is dead or alive. even though the mother has been arrested. jeff deal is live at the willow bend apartment complex and pine hills. is this new search today based

>> no, they are saying it's not based on any two new information that has come forward. when of this baby is missing and they want to find her. if you look back here you can see they have orlando police cruisers lined up down the street and the officers have fanned out across the neighborhood trying to find her. this morning they were joined by an emergency response team that has helped launch the new search for the missing newborn baby willow. police gave her that name after she was born here near the monday. today's search started a couple of hours after baby willow's mother susan richardson stretched almost as if yawning when she walked before a judge and her first court appearance on child neglect and abandonment charges. at one point the judge after she was awake. last night on the way to jail richardson turned her head away from our cameras and police say she has not been forthcoming. she tells him she did not want the baby and dropped her off at her -- a random apartment knocked on the door and took placenta from a pregnancy that was nearly full term was found

say an exhaustive search monday night turned up nothing to police are launching this new search today. holding out hope they can find the baby alive and back live at the scene you can see someone started a new memorial here for baby willow. the judge set bond at $50,000 on the two counts. we are keeping tabs on the search going on in this neighborhood. we have crews working the story and we will bring you the latest development or if anything breaks online on the news app and on eyewitness news at 4. reporting live in orlando, jeff deal, channel 9 eyewitness news. we will be in tallahassee today as the local winner or winners of the 15 $5 billion powerball jackpot finally comes forward to cash in on price. we told you one of three winning ticket was part of the public store near melbourne beach. the share of the winnings is about $528 million. accomplice is set for 1:30 pm and will have the latest for you starting at eyewitness news at 4.

they have found the gunmen who held a restaurant that was full of customers and shot an employee. the property -- it happened at gators dockside to 15 a. the worker expected to survive. steve barrett is live at the restaurant. what we know about the suspect? >> reporter: we know he is on his way to jail right now and the restaurant is trying to get reopened. the crime scene tape just came down through this parking lot here. it looked like the suspect escaped through here about one hour ago, there were evidence markers everywhere. i want to show you the most shot of this man that we have. his name is bernard junior looks like he's 23 years old and he is charged with the shooting and robbery and on his way to jail according to the sheriff's office. we talked to him -- them half hour ago. the robbery, shooting happened at this gators dockside was closing down last night. customers and employees were inside at the time and there is

the suspect into the office money. we understand the manager is going to be okay after taking a bullet to the shoulder. and went to the abdomen. within the last hour the sheriff's office confirmed that they have charged the suspect and have him in custody in on his way to jail and we spoke with a manager at the restaurant here who says there are plenty of witnesses, surveillance video of the crime. >> plenty of surveillance. we have good pictures. i cannot speak out what they are using or not. they are not letting us know but we gave them full video everything we saw and we can tell you there is enough to be seen that they will have stuff to work with. >> reporter: the employees at the restaurant and try to get it open as quickly as possible after they finally broke down the crime scene.

facing attempted second-degree murder, armed robbery, and aggravated battery. we are going to talk to the sheriff's office about the arrest. so will we will have details for you on eyewitness news at for this afternoon. live in orange county, steve barrett, channel 9 eyewitness news. it is a perfect central florida winter day. sunny, in the 70s. certified meteorologist brian shields is tracking the latest from severe weather center 9 . perfection. >> nice. hardly a cloud in the sky -- sky especially after the storms earlier yesterday that gorgeous weather settling in in daytona beach, a nice breeze. we will see nice temperatures that will continue. temperatures at 68 in daytona beach, calm at the center but you see some flags going. we have the breeze. sunset times 6:15 pm. looking at numbers around, 60s and 70s, 70 degrees in

winter garden, stoneybrook west in the 60s and back to return to the 70s. satellite radar picture, thick fog in spots this morning and i'll fairweather clouds but we will stay on the dry side for the rest of today. here is the planet, apopka 71, 2:00. by 4:00, temperatures around 73 , really nice and in the evening we cool down once the sun ghost town. low 60s by 8:00. areawide, highs, titusville, sharpes in the low 70s, 74 degrees st cloud, boggy creek , nurse -- narc oossee hunters creek village known up and downtown orlando. 75 is a high slightly above the average of 74. coming up, we will track when we get have 80s back in the forecast. you can always track the warmer weather for yourself at wftv.com /weather. dozens of students, family and friends have gathered to -- a bethune-cookman university to remember the student killed in off-campus shooting. alive look at the service. 23-year-old johnson was shot

two others were also injured. johnson is the third bcu student killed in the last year from gun violence. organizes -- organizers say the service will give the students a chance to reflect on johnson's life and learn the importance of any gun violence. florida lawmakers may change how the pledge of allegiance is handled in public schools they were now students must stand and recite the pledge plus a parent was asked in writing for todd to be excuse. the house panel probing a bill how parents are notified on how children are excuse. a note could be added to the have a to charter schools will be in park area was shut down. parents and residents have been fighting the project since it was first announced. last night orange county commissioners unanimously voted to block plans for the charter school. commissioners said they would be too many issues with traffic and parking in the area.

would be too close to a bar. today were acting orange county deputies if they have any leads in the investigation into the murder of a mother and daughter. old maria sanchez and her 16- year-old daughter destiny were homeless before they moved into this house and pine hills. investigators say they were shot and killed monday but so far no suspects have been named. city leaders in sanford are taking steps to try to crack down on violence and help police close unsolved cases. they wrapped up a news conference calling to stop the politics janai norman 25 outside the sanford police department. city commissioners say the problem is twofold. >> reporter: jamie, commissioner velma one was -- velma williams did not mince words. she says it's not how many are killed in the community only by the number of people unwilling to come forward with vital information. inside the press conference today, we heard from an investigator with the sanford police department major. crimes unit and the father of a man killed six years ago. dennis williams was shot dead in february 2010 while taking his nine-month-old son out of

his father talked about the difficulty for his family not getting closer and his grandson growing up without her father because witnesses have not come forward. he says he is sure there is someone out there with information. investigator jonathan hall says police have an idea who is responsible but need the committees help. >> -- communities help. >> we have an id and focus on a couple of individuals. however it is weak circumstantial evidence. we are looking for that connection to happen. >> reporter: the overall message they hope to get out is to stop the violence, stop the stylistic about having a community event saturday to take that off. for eyewitness news tonight at 6:00 we are asking the commissioner what she thinks contributes to the problem and finding out from police what -- how they can combat the fear many witnesses have of retaliation. live in sanford, janai norman,

a florida marching band performed during a campaign rally for hillary clinton's campaign. the problem is the band was not supposed to be at the event. why the district is investigating. he appeared to be a successful florida doctor with a thriving practice. it was all fake. how this one eight-year-old -- 18-year-old fulled everybody. what is the center of the fight and -- between apple and the fbi one this afternoon and will will get chilly for tonight. dropping in temperatures of the

apple is refusing to follow f.b.i.'s or is to have the san bernardino shooters phones. the fbi is worried about clues about a compasses and more plots that could be hidden on the phone. lana zak reports the entire game is sparking debate about privacy. >> reporter: a master key to unlock all phones. that is what apple says the government is requiring them to create and the dangers of that could have future ramifications for all americans with according to apple ceo, tim cook. art part -- at the heart of the two recovering information off of the iphone from a san bernardino killer. >> we have one killer cells we

it has been over two months now and we're still working on it. >> reporter: the government involvement of vices in the dead. investigators have been unable to crack the past run on the iphone five used by site for me. the concern is that 10 unsuccessful accounts -- attempts caused it to automatically erase key data permanently inaccessible. what apple says they do not have the ability to just unlock the one iphone. >> to offer the assistance the government needs they have to literally create a new system to backdoor these phones and apples basically saying, once we create this, it is going to get out and as a result, everything we have built in terms of protecting security the door. that legal analyst say this case will not easily be resolved in may alternately be decided the supreme court. lana zak, abc news, washington. this afternoon pope francis

trip to mexico with anticipated events. he's expected to visit a juarez prison days after our right and another lockup killed 49 image that he will stop at the texas border at a moment when immigration is a hot button issue for the us presidential campaign. francis's final event cap of five day visit focusing on the injustice faced by mexico's poorest most oprah cities. the infamous mexican drug lord el chapo complaining about treatment now that he's behind bars. claims is being treated roughly since been caught. break. he claims he is being woken like torture. he said he is getting little zombie. the man arrested in the stabbing death of an elderly man is facing a judge tomorrow. we were there with david duke and was taken to jail last night that he is charged with first-degree murder for allegedly stabbing and killing

he was initially taken into custody with victim's daughter. both held for mental evaluations. brevard county deputies need your help to track down a man they say is using a stolen credit card to buy thousands of dollars worth of gift cards. take a look at these surveillance pictures with investigators say the menu see here but more than $7000 in visa gift cards at several stores. he had a credit card reissued in the victim's name and then opened and apple pay account to buy the gift cards. dozens of people got the chance to speak with orlando city leaders and police and workshop opening the lines of communication. you can see people here at the orlando speaks event that we saw last night. mayor buddy dyer, city commissioners, chief john mina touched on several topics as part of an effort to create and develop more trust between residents and police. a few hours, check out the upgrades from the $400 million daytona rising project. the free open house and daytona international speedway goes from three 3-7. starting at five, fans can watch the nascar sprint cup series practice for

upgrades include social areas escalators elevators and more than 100,000 comfortable seats. lottery officials will name and introduce the big winner at 1:30 in tallahassee. i guess it is not you. >> you are both here. you are my friends so. >> and that is questionable. [laughter] >> half friends. chicago -- >> in low places. >> watch it. >> 30 degrees in chicago today. we are sunny and warm. the contrast. bragging rights indeed. i posted that on facebook is to grant if you want to share that and rub it in and do not encourage it. downtown orlando, fairweather high clouds. otherwise lots of sun. 60 degrees. winds northwest at 6 miles an hour.

temperatures bumping up. 60s around to 70 as we get toward melbourne, 66 deland, 68 in the villages. satellite radar, looking good, high clouds around sweeping in. we will see that the wii will stay on the dry side either with -- we will stay in the dry circuit television 72 2:00. artisan park, 74 4:00. cool this evening. 2:00 today, zooming through fairweather clouds. that's what we will contend with. a batch is popping up toward 9:00. mostly clear skies for tonight. 5:00, 70s for most. it will be cool as we hit 10:00, 50s to near 60 and tomorrow morning and will be chilly with 40s and 50s again when you head out the door. beaches we go, looks beautiful but be mindful of rip currents

seas still elevated at 3 to 6 feet. picture-perfect, sunny and mild, 75 is a high and 1 degree above average. 69 today palm coast, 72 deland, st. cloud, 74, 73 as we get through clermont. tonight, 40s and 50s. early in the morning, 50 degrees in orlando and winter park. sanford, debary, lake helen, temperatures in the upper 40s. one of those mornings you may want to have a light jacket. it will be cooler tomorrow. this is the thursday where we talk about highs in the upper 60s and low 70s but a lot of sun in the forecast. five-day forecast where the weekend is always in view cooler tomorrow and another chilly start on friday morning. friday we start to warm up. mostly sunny skies on friday, highs around 74. in the weekend is gorgeous and warmer, mid to upper 70s. 76 saturday, sunny and sunday, temperatures around 78. overnight lows are very comfortable by the weekend.

we will go over the daytona 500 forecast coming up in the next half hour. martie? astronaut scott kelly is on a final stretch of his year- long stay aboard the international space station. before he leaves the sharing amazing views of the world from where he stands. he tweeted pictures showing a snow-covered area, green, blue seas, orange sand in a yellow desert. kelly slater to return to earth next month -- slated to return to earth next month. offers to replace roofs for free. what hidden investigations found and what it could cost us. this man's message to everyone

local lawmaker says a bill to exonerate the groveland four may have a better chance now that the city issued a

issue was issued last night to surviving family members of the groveland four who were falsely convicted of conflict -- raping a two -- a teenage girl 70 years ago -- 70 years ago. they hope the state will exonerate the men. >> we been through so much, you know how to handle it. this is just a bump in the road. >> we will keep moving on. >> eyewitness news anchor greg warmoth will have more on the groveland four this weekend on central florida spotlight catch that sunday 12th old -- 12:30 pm. the search for missing fisherman from brevard county is over to the coast guard suspended the search for lori chamberlain who friends say was an experienced professional fisherman. he headed out on his boat sunday night in the vessel was found monday morning and it was empty. crews searched more than 5000 miles of the ocean from vero beach to flagler but say they have exhausted the efforts. 9 investigates whether an orlando internal affairs officer who is currently under investigation violated policies in the past and got away with it.

coughlan admitted to drinking and driving her city issued vehicle which altamonte springs police believe was used in a hit-and-run super bowl sunday. the officer who handled the case chose not to arrest coughlan giver of field sobriety test. >> the officer has been relieved of duty and we will see where the investigation takes us. >> 9 investigates found another incident back in august. someone reported seeing officer coughlan city issued impala back into a bowl and another car altima police tell us they found and intoxicated male in the passenger seat that night. obt's policy prohibits purchasing alcohol on -- unauthorized transport or activity that can result in public treatises that criticism while in a city-owned car. the chief tells us is looking into why no internal investigation was conducted into the incident. puerto rico's bad economy is driving some students to the

osceola county school district leaders say 1000 students from the island enrolled in their schools this year. leaders say they are prepared to handle the influx of non- native english speakers asked to the large bilingual staff and classroom language program. university of central florida says a report from school police shows crime is down on campus. ucf says violent crimes dropped 31 percent last year compared to 2014. that includes a 57 percent decrease in the number of reported rapes. burglaries were up nearly 14 percent of the university says property crimes were down overall. for 40 years the historical society has taught people about the city of orlando. now 9 investigates has uncovered issues and how they handle their money and who they hire with it. recent audit found the society with it $300,000 by accidentally double ensuring their building. auditors said the biggest issue is that independent contractors hired to supervise children were not given background checks. -- >> we have 98 percent of the things that were addressed in the audit that have been in

percent are on the way. we are getting there. >> the historical society's director michael perkins also confirmed with us the most of the issues in the audit have been taking care of. citrus growers in florida are looking at moving away from the crops that has made the state famous. olive trees are being tesco in some areas including this 20 acre growth. citrus greening has went out a huge percentage of citrus trees in the state olive grower in volusia county says the trees require less water, fertilizer and pesticides. in the consumption of olive oil in the us its way up. they hope to go to market with florida olive oil later this year. students will get 20 minutes of recess every day. >> too much for me. the last night though board passed a plan -- passed a plan. starting in august, recess will be back on the schedule for all kindergarten-fifth grade students in the county. read more about the guidelines

florida high school band got the chance to perform at a campaign rally for hillary clinton. but they were not supposed to be there. why the performance is now under investigation. how a florida teenager was able to fool so many people with a fake medical practice

the south florida teenager has been arrested for pretending to be a doctor at a bogus medical clinic. where he was seeing patients. this is an incredible story. beta calls himself dr. love is accused of practicing medicine without a license. steeples and summary reports the fake doctor recently celebrated his practice of the grand opening. >> reporter: take a look at the young man in the white doctors

florida narcotics team. >> examined patient today. >> you will hear from my lawyer. >> reporter: police a dr. malachi love robinson is no doctor at all. in fact, he's a teenager. accused of trying to pass himself off as a physician for months. investigators at west palm beach affiliate has been following the 18-year-old. they sat him down for an interview. he admits when you're ago he was the same teenager police detained at a local hospital after a gynecologist found him in an exam room wearing a hospital lab coat and stethoscope around his neck. >> i did not do any of that. >> reporter: police say lexicons of dr. love and says he pulled victims with elaborate websites and of bio where he called himself a well-rounded professional using secondary,

techniques to heal patients. in early january he held a grand opening for this medical clinic. that is where police and an undercover cop was sent in when he started giving her an exam, she put him in handcuffs. >> how do you feel now that the police -- people who believed in you? >> i'm hurt because of the accident -- accusations allegations but this is not first time where been accused and i will pursue this is being held on $3000 bond is set to appear in court later this month. abc news, electro. crazy stuff. it is cool, sunny afternoon. there was a perfect? certified meteorologist brian shields is tracking the latest from severe weather center 9. >> say it. >> perfect. >> you will not hear that often from me. >> [laughter] >> we don't hear that sort of thing. downtown orlando, over the citrus bowl and again a few milky white clouds going by

68 was out of the northwest at 6 miles an hour. 60s and 70s, 70 degrees in the villages, 70 melbourne, 67 degrees clermont and groveland. sanford, longwood temperatures in the upper 60s. satellite radar picture getting mostly sunny skies, a band of clouds are rolling in we see this every now and again. sunshine will roll. from clermont tomorrow limits, mount dora, a couple of aristocrats pop-up toward winter garden in orlando in waterford lakes. not a big issue. 75 the high today. low to mid 70s for highs. cooler along the coast. tonight it is going to be chilly. in the 40s to near 50 degrees. mainly clear and we can see patchy fog developing inland. we had a lot this morning. it will be a cool start tomorrow and tomorrow it will be cooler. tracking temperature -- changes in temperatures and what we see the next round of rain. jamie?

critical south carolina primary. the latest poll has donald trump with 16 point lead. tom lammas has the latest from charleston. >> reporter: i continue to believe mr. trump will not be president. and the reason is because i have a lot of faith in the american people. resident barack obama doubling down on his petition that the world will never see a president trump. saying trumps skills will not help them in the white house. >> it's not -- it's not hosting a talk show or reality show. it is not promotion. it's not marketing. it's hard. and a lot of people count on us getting it right. >> reporter: trump firing back at the requisite. >> you are lucky i did not run last time when romney ran because he would have been a one term president. >> reporter: the president's criticisms of trump sound a lot

>> when radical islamic terrorists wage jihad on the united states of america the answer is not to tweet insults at the text you think donald trump is somebody would you favor protecting our country? >> i don't think he has shown an understanding of national security. he has that really exhibited any in-depth knowledge about the issues confronting the country. >> reporter: jeb bush says drum shot at his mother's demonstration about 9/11 is nonsense. >> i don't care what donald trump says, he's a complete loser with the statements about this for the jeb bush campaign making a different type of statement on twitter tweeting the word america with this image of a new gun, bush's name etched on the barrel. but the campaign may have fired too fast. jeb apparently unaware of the tweet explaining the gun is a gift. >> the purpose was we went to a manufacturing facility where jobs are created. >> reporter: trump's criticisms

actually cost votes in south carolina that the governor nikki haley whose popular with republicans is expected to make an endorsement before the primary which she says she is not going to endorse trump why? she says it is embarrassing someone attacked president. bush on one of the worst days of american history. tom lammas, abc news, tossing. nevada looks like the top battleground for hillary clinton a bernie sanders but a new cnn poll has democratic caucus goers and about a split almost evenly between the two presidential candidates 48 percent said they support later, 47 percent say they support sanders. high school band from palm beach county got the chance to perform at a campaign for hillary clinton monday. the school system is investigating why they even got invited. >> the band played for about 600 people waiting in line at a rally in riviera beach. but the school district policy prohibits students from performing at little rallies.

again. should all children be screened for autism? a new recommendation about universal screening got -- that could happen nationwide.

researchers in seattle may have made a breakthrough in the fight against cancer. it is a new treatment based on what is called immunotherapy. it helps your immune system fight off cancer cells in ways

that in the treatment doctors take white blood cells called t cells and genetically modified them and then they are put back into the body to multiply. researchers say this could protect you from cancer cells. it is early release -- research but in a study it eliminated all symptoms and 94 percent of some leukemia patients. recommendations for parents who want to screen children for autism but not all health experts are in agreement. yesterday the united states preventive services task force sent research needs to be done before recommending universal autism screening for toddlers but they say there is little harm in it. screening involves a questionnaire filled out by parents about the child's social behaviors. some doctors say it is important to get the information while a child is young. >> if we can identify kids earlier while their brains are growing, developing rapidly, we have a much better chance to really make a difference in their lives in the future. >> the task force says they are concerned about universal

possibility of false positives but doctors say even if they are not diagnosed with autism, children who are screened early could be diagnosed with other disorders that the treatment such as anxiety. if you think you are healthier by skipping a soda machine and grabbing coffee instead, they tell us you may want to rethink that. >> i'm in trouble. a study found some flavored coffee drinks can contain more sugar than soda. the group action on sugar and last one region 31 hot drinks from coffee shops in the uk including starbucks and found some can contain up to 25 teaspoons of sugar. three times more sugar than in one can of soda and more than three times the maximum adult daily intake recommended by the american heart association. >> great. us marshals surrounded a man's home and did not know why. the student loan debt that landed him behind bars. action 9 investigates roofers who promised free roots.

cooler for tonight. we will track that and a

action 9 exposes the office to place your home's roof for free. one company tells you they found damage an insurance company will replace it. >> in a hidden cancer -- camera investigation, offers a drive up the cost of insurance for all of us. >> the flyers claim your roof is damaged and can be replaced for free. >> reporter: several homeowners contacted as suspecting elr restoration would build their insurance for damage that did not exist. >> it says i need -- i have roof damage and i know he's full of mud, excuse my french. [laughter] >> reporter: at his home near oviedo would you put into the test. we had a consultant inspected. >> was there hail damage on the roof? >> no sir.

>> normal wear and tear. >> reporter: the response from elr after the volunteer called about the fire. 30 minutes later, >> he found a lot of damage on the roof. he said i definitely need a new roof. >> reporter: he showed pictures of hail damage he found and. >> they would go ahead and contact the insurance company and handle everything. >> reporter: todd aldrich from channel 9, did you find hail damage on this house? >> did i find hail damage expect that's the question. >> we recorded what he did. he never left the small area. >> we watched the inspection pit you spend a lot of time smoking a cigarette and on your phone. this is the only section you are on. >> that's all i needed to see. >> reporter: what about the pictures proving hail damaged shingles. >> it had nothing to do with hail. >> reporter: and insurance industry study found a huge increase in exaggerated claims were contractors took over the

>> there is no such thing as the free roof. >> reporter: the florida roofing association of fighting support -- others fighting the practice claim it could drive the premiums by 10 percent. >> homeowners do not understand that it is not real damage. >> reporter: elr manager tells me this guy was there consultant who educates consumers and he did nothing wrong. >> i have the expert who said you are full of it. >> reporter: todd aldrich, channel 9 eyewitness news. if you suspect actual damage, get quotes from licensed contractors and consumer advocates suggest you keep control of the insurance claim, not sign your rights away. a man in texas says he was arrested by us marshals for not paying his student loans. paul akers says the us marshals surrounded his own, arresting and lastly for an outstanding student loan. he said he had two previous loans that he paid off after graduating with an engineering degree. us marshals say he received notices about the $1500 loans since 2006.

them and did not know he still owed any money. -- >> all those guys? and all those guns? for a student loan? how much? the judge wants to see you. >> us marshals say a judge can issue warrants for your arrest for not addressing your outstanding student debt. >> while. >> -- wow. >> they would be busy full- time, according to statistics. >> you paid your then you are here. >> my wife is being hers. >> i'm not paying her, she's being hers. >> i have to watch it. here's a look in daytona beach. these folks are enjoying it. get to work, people. having a good time in daytona beach. beautiful weather. 60 degrees and calm. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. 70 in the villages, 68 sanford,

great numbers, winds light with light winds earlier this morning along 524. right now -- allowing fog to form. seminole county, over the next couple of days you may see patches of clouds. no issues and staying dry. for the rest of today, they hell, 73 at 4:00. as the sun goes down by 6:00, 7:00, temperatures drop into the 60s. future track looking excellent. a few pop-up clouds are a possibility for today into tonight and that is all. 5:00, if you have plans, sports practice, temperatures near 70 and by late this evening and tonight, temperatures in the upper 50s by the time we hit 11:00. it will be chilly when i see you tomorrow morning. we will track temperatures 40s and 50s and chilly nights but nice days on the way. beaches in the 70s for air temperatures today, seas

strong risk of recurrence. picture-perfect -- risk of rip currents. 73 villages, 73 leesburg, mount dora, 72 melbourne. into tonight, it will be chilly arlington ridge, leesburg, temperatures around 48. 50 in st. cloud, 55 in melbourne. we will watch for patchy fog. will have that tomorrow morning to get you out the door on the safe side. tomorrow cooler, more in the way of upper 60s and low 70s. we will cool down over the next 24 hours. clearly nothing frigid. we warm up again at the weekend. this sunday, daytona 500. afternoon temperatures near 70 degrees. plenty of sunshine. looks like it will be dry. perfect. five-day forecast where the weekend is always in view again low 70s tomorrow, mid-70s friday, warming further through the weekend saturday and sunday mid to upper 70s with overnight lows in the mid-50s. martie?

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look at the top stories coming up on eyewitness news at 4. the search continues for that newborn girl orlando police say the child is known as baby willow because she was born near the willow bend apartments monday and abandoned by her mother. an emergency response team lost a new surge in the complex today. we are keeping tabs on the

what they find at 4:00. the gunmen who held up a restaurant for the customers and shot an employee has been arrested. orange county deputies a craig bernardi carey junior robert gators dockside on john young parkway early this morning. the employees expected to survive and we are asking deputies how they were able to track it down quickly. you may have heard about the features of the best in show at the westminster dog show >> what you may not have known is one of the finalists is a local boy, jolly, the skye terrier from ocala one of the seven dogs that made it to the best in show finals. unfortunately, charlie did not wake of the big one but he did when -- win best-of-breed. second year making it to the final round of the prestigious talk show. >> he's a good boy. [laughter] stocks are up on wall street. here's a look at the numbers so far this afternoon. closing figures tonight on

a perfect day. does that mean brian is mr. perfection? >> no. >> i'm sorry, brian. let's get over to brian and severe weather center 9 . >> that was a good connection you made, martie. >> sunshine, temperatures around 75, tonight chilly, cooler tomorrow and we warm up mid to upper 70s by the weekend. enjoy the perfection. have a great day, martie. >> exactly. they keep a watching eyewitness

>> brian is perfect. good to have you here.

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