investigators and witnesses and working to learn more about the sergeant and that teen suspect. we begin with channel 9 and steve, there's still evidence of what happened out there. >> reporter: absolutely. the dangerous confrontation happened right here in front of this house. in fact you can see right here those are tire tracks that is where this teenager allegedly drove right at this deputy and the sheriff says he thinks it was absolutely intentional. >> before he's even of legal age to drive alone, 15-year-old jon carlos ortiz is accused of trying to kill a cop with a car as sergeant marcy and a probation officer were try today rest him around 7:30 this morning. >> -- trying to arrest him around 7:30 this morning. >> based on what she's telling me he deliberately ran over her as she was approaching the vehicle.

he entered the roadway and began to accelerate. >> the sheriff says sergeant pierce was forced to roll off the hood of the car suffering a severe head injury that knocked her unconscious the morning deputies physically checked out white hondas in the area looking for the one ortig sped away in. >> he is dangerous. we want the asis tans of the public in bringing him to -- assistance of the public in bringing him to justice. >> right now we are monitoring police and sheriff's activities pretty closely trying to find out if they do get any leads on this suspect. so far we have not heard they have been able to locate him. i will keep in touch. new. >> >> and cathy continues our team coverage now from sheriff's office and you have learned this teen is no stranger to deputies there. >> reporter: vanessa, deputy versus arrested him three times charges. today, sheriff jerry determining said he was hoping the teen's mother or relatives

to come here and turn himself in: but for now, officers here are relieved that sergeant marcy pierce has been released from the hospital, and that her injuries, while painful, are not life threatening. >> if they're hanging out doing things they're not suppose today be doing, then we're trying to change that behavior. >> that was what orange county sergeant marcy pierce told us when we rode along with her in the same area where she was this morning, again, working juvenile crime. she was hired by the sheriff's office 22 years ago, and is highly regarded. today, sheriff jerry said she has a very jovial personalty even after what she went through this morning. we are told he suffered head, hand and back injuries but is expected to be okay. this is the teenager she was working to take into custody for vehicle burglaries. the sheriff says he should be considered dangerous because he's now accused of trying to kill sergeant pierce. we looked into his criminal

office has arrested him for stealing a vehicle and assaulting an officer with it while escaping when he was just 14 years old. the 15-year-old has also been arrested for stealing a gun and armed burglary. >> we are trying to find out how all of those charges were resolved but not all juvenile records are public. the sheriff is asking anyone with information about his whereabouts to call crime line. you can find that number on there's probably one officer here at the sheriff's office who is most reloved that sergeant pierce is going to be okay. that's sergeant paul smalley, her husband. >> reporting live from the sheriff head quarter, channel 9 eyewitness new. >> >> earlier this week the trial was delayed for another teen accuse of running down an orlando police officer. we were there tuesday as the judge pushed back edward's attempted murder trial date to give both sides more time to prepare. investigators say he ran over

was caught on camera during a traffic stop. officer anderson is still recovering. we have posted sheriff's news conference about the deputies hit and run on the web under the video tab. we are following breaking news in orlando, the city's red light camera system may be forced to shut down. a judge just rule that had the program was not following the law in the way it was issuing tickets for drivers the means that all red light tickets issued could be thrown out. we are working to find out if program. we will update you on what we letter at 5:00. it has been five days and still no sign of baby willow, the newborn police say was abandoned by her mother. early they are week we showed you as investigators halled off dumpsters they thought maybe there was evidence in. they took the search underground using cameras to look into the sewer system and today, channel 9 was the first reporter there when crews

11 that residents told us the newborn's mother frequented. they have been out there for hours searching. >> greg, we watched before they even set foot in this pond, and in the hour that is fold as they literally combed the entire body of water. here is why it is so critical, it literally sits across the street from the seven-11 where so in people -- 7-eleven. >> robin roundtree says on several occasions she gave money to susan richardson. one of the last time she saw she was pregnant and offer today raise the baby. they believe she gave birth to little girl here in the parking lot of the apartments between 10:00 a.m. to noon on monday. roundtree is holding out hope she's alive. >> you still feel like if they find the baby you would take it. >> oh yeah, yeah. >> she prayed they would find

searched by boat through the brush. a crew of divers stood side by sidewalking the entire pond inch by inch. drivers also -- divers also went underwater to look for the bottom of the pond. richardson is not telling police or anyone where the baby could be. no one has visited her in jail. she seems uninterested in her baby's welfare. but those who gave her money and cared for her welfare are concerned. >> how can you live like that? it is heart breaking. >> the building over there does have surveillance cameras, we asked if they have video from monday. they tell us the corporate office would be able to tell. 7-eleven tell us they have not checked because police have not asked them.

would not take action even if they had warning signs about her mom before her birth. we are live in orlando tonight, channel 9 eyewitness new. >> >> the florida house has approved a compromise to fix the state's death penalty system. last month the supreme court ruled that florida death penalty was unconstitutional because it allowed jurors to only recommend a death sentence but a judge made the final decision. this would require at least ten jurors to recommend the death penalty for it to be imposed versus life in prison. the senator expect today sign off on the measure as well. >> the man accused of murdering his wife and two children was back in court with a supreme twist, lawyers for, theoladee with drew the demands for a speedy trial and that's not the only strange thing, why the judge had to force, theoledo to --toledo to be in court. that's coming up in 20 minute. >> >> the zika virus has infected thousands of people world wide has now gotten further into central florida a traveler who

been reported as having the virus. now, take a look that the map. during the last few week, it has hit ten florida down i in new case in orange county means 26. the most in the entire nation. jeff deal has been following this story. this comes days after they tried to keep the virus out of the local mosquito violation. >> that's right. that was on tuesday. the death briefed the commissioners on the virus and how to pretend the spread of it. this is the first confirmed it case in orange county but we've had other confirmed cases. the important thing to point out though is health officials don't belief any of the cases in florida came from mosquitoes here in florida. every person infected contracted the virus in another country, they believe. we just learned the person in orange county recently traveled to columbia.

bitten by a mosquito, that could infect someone else here. unborn children are at risk. do not keep standing water around as that help it is insects breed. the airport sin creasing efforts to fight these mosquitoes since someone traveling here with that virus would likely pass through the airport. reporting live, they are expecting a massive crowd to come out and enjoy the race. >> it is underway at 1:00 on sunday afternoon. we will go to the track and those renovations are having a positive impact on ticket sales. >> for the first time since 2008, the great american race will be hold out. come sunday, all of those new

world center of racing will be filled. this is uplifting new for the speedway from nascar and for the daytona beach community. attendance numbers and even tv ratings have dipped dramatically in recent years the last official attendance that was announced for the daytona 500 informs 2012 with the turnstile reading 140,000. that number will likely be equal or surpassed in 2016 with the more than 100,000 in the grand stands and thousands more watch prosecuting pit road and the infield. fans we spoke with credited the $400 million daytona rising project for the rise in attendance. . >> it is really nice. they upgraded pretty good. it is not a end where you are backed upcoming out. it is fantastic. >> a new set up is great. everything is concentrateed into the middle. we don't have to walk three miles to see everything. it is great. >> so once again, the race is sold out, but i did look on the secondary market and you can find tickets for as cheap as i

going to cost you a pretty penny to get here on sunday. reporting live in daytona, channel 9 eyewitness news. it was breaking news at 4:00 yesterday, when volusia county investigators announced they found human remains in this swampy area off of international speedway boulevard. >> we have learned the missing persons case this could be connected to. >> a father of two children and his 16-year-old brother were sunday and the killer is still on the loose this afternoon. they were not troublemakers. they were murdered. >> the plea from a heart broken family, what police are doing to try to catch the shooter. >> we have been telling you for weeks about how swimmers, coming up i will tell you where

if you have gassed up in st. cloud your debitor credit card information could be at risk. police found a skimmer at this 7-eleven on u.s. 192. we have been telling you about this for weeks, so channel 9 talk window customers about how this is impacting them. this has been an on going issue, just this week another was found at st. cloud pumps gas that the 7-lech all the time.

-- and he doesn't know it was compromised. >> yesterday, st. cloud police teamed to check 16 gas stations in the city. 15 were clean but they found a skimmer on a pump at this 7-11. they're telling driver who is have gassed up here to check the bank statements and cards. >> these have pictures to have skimmer police found yesterday but within the last two weeks we have shown you other gas stations around osceola county where deputys and officer versus found skimmers. >> eyewitness news tag add long to watch an investigation work. buddy gases up here too and has no tolerance for the scammers and thieves who haven't been caught yet. >> they should be put in steel cages in arena and left in the sun. >> it is terrible. >> we working hard, you know, for a living. these people come to steal your money just like that. it is no good. >> the manager tells me they do check the pumps regularly but didn't say when they did the

reporting in osceola county. we have shown you how health officials are focused on stopping the zika virus from spreading but today they stopped spreading for another potentially deadly disease. back in 20 -- began checking passengers from west african countries for ebola. the program cost taxpayers $119 million. the screenings did not find any patients but experts say they at least had to look. >> we think the white house had a great, smart strategy that most importantly avoided overreaction. >> homeland security says 42,000 passers to the u.s. underwent ebola screening during this program. all right. the forecast, boy, tom, you have nailed it. you have at least 100,000 500 people that with applauding you. >> that's the hard part trying to pin point for a large group of people outdoor, a festival, sometimes it is a wedding. this time around we have mother

sometimes i am battling nature. >> we have smoke, still dealing with controlled burnies cross the area and that's where a lot of the smoke has been come prosecuting the last few days but otherwise a fantastic afternoon, we have a winner. 70 downtown, 71 delltona and not quite as much of a breeze today. that allows temperatures rebound and at 69. 70 in, theituvville and we will keep inching up --titusville. it will take more than a day but we will accomplish that by sound, the end of the weekend. winds are east at 12 miles per hour. wind gusts today are nonexistent. the cloud cover has moved in with the clouds developing. we get them in wave, these marine clouds coming by a

the clouds that bring a lot of rain fall. our forecast model is still insisting on trying to bring a sprinkle or two: we can't rule it out but still it is very nice for your weekend plans and seasonal temperatures again tonight. early warning future track. if you have a night out. thornton park, mid 50s as you join us right here on eyewitness news this morning, starting at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow, and she will also be watching out for the fog which we didn't have much last night. too much wind but less breeze tonight means patchy fog over interior half of central florida, through around 8:00 in morning. seminole county tonight looking very nice in the magnolia plantation neighborhood up in lake mary. 50 degrees for winter springs for the howell estates in winter park. temperatures looking very, very nice in deed. same for sanford tonight. steadily warming tern which you ares and off to a better start tomorrow, and temperatures mid 70s. so no complaints here, not as

had the 500 on sun. we also had 2 power shares 300 for saturday. it is later in day. it will go will you the early evening, temperatures in low 70s there a mix of clouds overhead and just about as pretty as a postcard. overall, still a high risk for rip currents, the wave heights are still up but the winds will slick off. even the beach wet sore going to get nicer. download the free app, and it will locate you as you go around the area. give you the latest conditions and the latest hour by hour forecast. if you are heading toward the track or perhaps heading down toward south florida or out of state. tomorrow sunshine mix window clouds, 76. -- mix window clouds. 76. the weekend is always in view. 78 for a daytime high on sunday.

>> a man claimed a big machrees chain refused to hold up to a warranty. how actioned got his money back. >> the man accused of guarderring his wife and her two children was back in court for a hearing today. next the strange behavior we saw from, theole --toledo. >> educators fight for better wages, they're refusing to work extra hours. we are speak being teach percent parents about what

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>> this afternoon the trial for a man accused of killing a wife and her two children is still on hold. the attorneys suddenly with drew the motion for a speedy trial. as plain reports a judge had to order him to appear in court today because at first he refused to go. >> the judge said he did not want to come to court today and he was quote extra kateed from his cell. his attorneys would not tell me why exactly but they did say he's under a lot of pressure as he continues to wait for his trial that is still on hold. >> there's still no date set

he smiled as he spoke with his attorneys. this morning they with drew their demand for a speedy trial and would not say why. >> we're trying to do what's in his best interest to make sure his rights are preserved. >> he has been in jail since 2013 accused of killing his wife and her two children, eight and nine-year-old michael and -- the bodies were never found: before the hearing, the judge saidtoledo refuse today come to court. >> i did order the deputies to bring him to courthouse today because i found this to be a critical hearing which required his participation and my questioning of your client. >> he asked attorneys to. >> he came to court on his own accord. >> you came voluntarily. >> they still intend to seek the death penalty if he's convicted and if the state passes new legislation for the death penalty procedure which was ruled unconstitutional by the u.s. supreme court.

ends for litigation like this. it is very hard on the families. it is hard on the defendant. it is hard on the legal staffs for both sides. >> his next court date is the 29th when a judge will hear a motion from the defense to exclude certain testimony, reporting here in deland, channel 9 eyewitness news. still ahead at 4:00 a somber scene as hundreds paid their respects to justice scaliaa. a family is mourning the loss of not one but two members who were shot and killed. >> i wouldn't wish this on even my greatest of enemies. >> the steps police are taking to try to track down the shooter now. . >> for the second day, deputies went into these woods to look for the rest of the bones they started finding in this area yesterday. coming up the possible link between what they discovered

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>> csi, law enforcement cruisers and search crews swarmed these woods all trying to figure out who dieed and how, in this swampy area off of international speedway boulevard. now we have learned the missing persons case, this could be connected to. >> . human remains found near daytona beach. if you were watching at 4:00 yesterday, when a surveyor found a piece of a mu man skull and alerted deputies. told they told kimberly there could be a connection between the bones and a missing persons case. they have a link, from 2014. they spent the entire looking

indicate who they have found. after 24 hours it is suspended for bones inside these. they will have come back another day with heavier remains. >> they may already have made a connection to a missing person. a deputy told us there are indicators they found this man, adolph gray. he vanished in august of 20 had after leaving va lisa county jail a quarter mile away from today's search site. the family plans to search after his disappearance, instead our records show deputies used atvs to look for any signsover gray but it wasn't until yesterday when a surveyor found a piece of a mu man skull they again canvassed the area focusing on a spot under three feet of water about 100 yards inside the tree line.

more evidence linking the bones to gray. until then, the official word from va lisa county is that the identity of the remains is still unknown. er asked if they have any idea, and they said it is still too early to say. channel 9 eyewitness news. all week we have been following the search for baby willow that has now taken search rescue teams to the pond that you see behind me. we have been following the search for the teen that ran down a deputy. >> right now, there's still no sign of 15-year-old carlosortiz who is accused of running over sergeant pierce as she tried to take him -- they have publicly

they believe he was driving a white honda they still haven't found. >> keeping our stomach in knots for days now, as police continue their search for baby willow. another half hour has passed and still no sign of that baby girl. this week we have seen investigators that is all away dumpster, drop cameras into the sewers and search a pond behind a 7-eleven where neighbors say they regularly saw the mother. we are told that suzanne richardson has had no visitors while she has been in jail on child neglect charges. >> our coverage is far from over. coming up at 5:00, we will take you live to the search scene for baby will slow cathy will have another live report on what she's uncovered about that teenagers criminal past, the teen accuse of run down a deputy. for another two and a half hours the late supreme court justice will be lying in repose in washington. here you can see people are still filing in to see the flag- draped casket and pay their final respects.

and hundreds of people have come to give their condolences today. >> in hundreds lined up in the bitter cold at the supreme court to honor the late justice scalia. as casket was carried in by court police, nearly 100 former law clerks lined the steps. all a test tom how beloveed and respected justice scalia was. >> he has been a figure in my life for my whole lifetime and his opinions are very influential. he set an example for americans that stand up on principle. you can stand up for the love. >> the flag-draped casket was slowly brought up the supreme court steps to lie in repose in the great hall of the court on the same pedestal that held the casket of president lincoln. inside, the eight remaining justices stood in the order in which they sit on the supreme court bench. his family attended it short

>> -- attended the short private ceremony. by wreath prosecuting the senas and the -- wreaths from the senate and did. >> one of his sons who was a priest offered a prayer. >> in your wisdom you have called your servant out of this world. >> the new york native, a conservative icon, the first italian american on the high court scalia was the longest serving justice. president obama and michelle obama were among those paying their respect. >> this is an opportunity for the president to pay his personal respects to those who loved him and tribute to out sized impact on our country and legal system. >> mourner also be able to view the casket until 8:00 tonight. joe biden and his wife will attend the funeral mass tomorrow at the basilica of the national of the -- conception in washington dc. the so-called teen could be

was sentence today just probation for killing four people in a drunk driving crash because his lawyer said he was so spoiled in his up bringing that he didn't know right from wrong. a video surfaced showing couch around alcohol, he and his mother fled to mexico. today a judge decided to send his case to adult court which means it could mean jail time something the brother you have one victim was happy to hear. >> lookout my brother he's doing more than a 28 day period or 128 or whatever. >> today's ruling could mean couch could face 128 days in jail and have to finish his ten- year probation. >> the trial for the remanding baltimore police officer accused in death of a man who died in their custody have been put on hold. freddy gray died last year from a spine injury he received in custody. his death sparked several protests nationwide. six offersers are being tried for his death but the trials must wait until a judge decides whether the case who ended in a

testify against the others. >> the polk county man accuse of killing his three-year-old daughter and mother will be in prison for rest of his life. you might recall in 2010 they pound the goads buried in a winter haven grove. lester ross was arrested following an intense investigation. ross was facing the death penalty but was just sentence today life in prison glenn. >> two brothers are dead and killer still on the loose. one victim. just 16 and today, their family tearfully pleaded with the community to help bring the shooter in. the double shooting was one of six that happened during super bowl weekend. this one happened at an apartment complex near metro west. julie smoke with the family and they're -- spoke the family and they're certain they have information that could help. >> they came here and want the public now to see the pain that they're in. they believe that someone knows

make an arrest. >> the hardest of all is accepting the fact they were murdered. >> she prayed that person gives police the lead they need. >> fill this hurt. fill where i am coming from. >> nearly two weeks ago, around 7:00 at night, detectives said 34-year-old antonio jones and his younger brother christian were killed at stone bridge reserve apartments on super bowl sunday. they were getting ready the host a party as they stepped off the elevator on the third floor, the shooters were waiting. >> they took off running. they were chaseed and gunned down. >> the family came forward today, at orlando police head quarters begging for help and for closure. crime line flyers are out offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >> several other victims lost their lives from gun violence super bowl weekend. eyewitness news was there after

parking lot of florida mall that friday. around 1:00 a.m., on super bowl sunday, two people died and another ten were hurt, in a shooting at it. >> ultra lounge in orlando. >> no one deserved to be gunned down and left for dead. >> i will have more on that part of the story for you coming up. channel 9:00 eyewitness news. >> you can listen to the emotional play and log on to wftv.com and click on the video section. >> a bill that would protect -- is closer to becoming a law the proposal which would regulate and monitor private guardians just passed it full senate and is headed for house floor. is state senator says it goes beyond florida's border.

everybody and it is a nationwide problem, florida had the strongest laws in nation. and we have all of these abuses. >> the teen accuse -- the patients of the teen accused of pretending to be a doctor. 18-year-old mall key love robinson, aka dr. love is facing charges including practicing without a excellence fraud. he's accused of stealing thousands from patients. his business partner says he had all the certify cases even approval to run medicaid. >> in order to take medicaid and all of these insurances you have to show proof. the proof has to be a dock number. the dock number had to be valid. >> how did they get the number, you know, how did they get the stuff. >> that's a big question. since his release from jail. he denies any wrong doing and says the allegations are untrue. this story continues to get more and more interesting. >> it is fascinating.

>> a helicopter crashed into the water at pearl hear bar and the -- harbor and the whole thing was caught on camera. >> how the helicopter not having any doors may have helped save five lives. wow, amazing video. here is the radar. it is not rain. there's a lot of smoke night from a controlled burn. i will show you what that's about and how long before rain returns back to central florida coming up. >> in customers claim a big machrees chain didn't honor

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point, nasdaq saw an increase of 17. sp 500 was down less than 1 point. an orlando man claimed a big machrees train refused to honor a warranty. he's one of 7 other consumers against machrees one. we tracked down the company for results. >> vanessa a florida attorney general investigation into machrees one ended with an agreement that it would make big changes. so i contacted the company this week, trying to help several consumers. >> the machrees had been stacked in a back bedroom for a year, ever since eddie claimed machrees one refused to honor its return policy. >> completely -- because i try everything. >> days after delivery, he told the store he could not sleep on it and wanted to return it like the store promised. >> if you don't like it, you got your money back. he says we have the same thing.

>> he say it is company refused to. >> machrees one told me it had been willing to replace it and he misunderstood the warranty. since 2014, 7 consumers contacted action 9 with complaints. and we sent those to the company with few results. machrees one is rated f at the bbb, with 294 complaints. >> eddie sued the company in small claims court and won a $1300 judgment. five months later he called action 9 because the company had still not paid him. >> it is completely unfair. >> so in people complain the florida attorney general opened an investigation. just recently they settled the case. >> the company signed a voluntary compliance agreement not admitting guilt but agreeing to change business practice. >> i contacted it store last week about eddie's complaint and four others. a customer service manager now said one complaint was already resolved, it will review the others.

about the lawsuit. but tomorrow, it will pick up eddie's machrees and give him that $1300 refund. >> i only sleep on that machrees one night. >> now in a written response, if company says it has been part of a community for 13 years and served hundreds of thousands of satisfied customers. and it is pleased today have voluntarily settled complains with the state attorney general. to read the full response, go to wftv.com/web link. >> greg. >> thank you, todd. eddie will sleep easier tonight the international space station got cleaner and lighter after taking out the trash. this capsule today. it was loaded down with 3,000 pounds of garbage. it was released while the iss was flying over bah live i can't but don't worry, it will reenter the atmosphere and burn up the trash and capsule harm leslie over the pacific ocean tomorrow. if you were hoping to be one of 14 people picked for new

a lot of competition. they had the highest number of applicants ever for the 2017 class more than 18,000 people applied. that's they times more than the class in 2012. officials believe the increased interest is because of the planned mission to mars. at least 18,000 people want to get off this planet at least for an extended period of time. >> that's a spirit of adventure. >> a big fire, we noticed the smoke and can a little research. let me show you now, looking north and some low clouds on the horizon there, those aren't clouds, they're smoke clouds coming in from a big fire in the little econ forest and over fbi charles bronson park right here in the east parts of seminole county. that's all the way across the horizon. 70 degrees downtown. radar is very sensitive to these small smoke particles, the 417, you can see that smoke plume is working all the way across.

and the atmosphere decouple, relaxs from the day, the heat stops rising it will come toward the ground. if you don't smell it now you probably will later on to time that's a 3400-acre fire. it is a controlled burn. they have to get rid of the underbrush here before we get into the fire season. winds are southeast. they will subside late tore night. cloud cover not producing rain. for seminole county as the winds die down it will be smoky for you, winds are east at 5 to 10 tonight. for winter springs by the high school downtown sanford and fort melon at 52. in the good -- neighborhooding you will deal with some of the smoke now and probably for next several hours. baldwin park in the mid 50s. overall very nice. pretty average temperature pattern for this time of year, we have been up or down with temperatures on the upside here for the weekend: temperatures downtown because we are warmer

warmer in the afternoon. highs near 76-degrees and the lucky 7s are back for lake county including a nice 73 for daytona and new smyrna beach. if you are heading to the races, i have been there in times and nearly it is cold almost every time i went but this year will be an exception. 1:00 temperatures from the tailgating 5in the morning because you have to get there dark and early because of all the traffic. but by the time the race starts 73. we will have a dry track. but next week, our next better chance for rain, which i am still updating the forecast map on. there's tuesday and more coming up allot 5:00. the five-day forecast always in view, from 78 on sunday we are back to 80 next week including 82 on tuesday, iseeflorida.com. they have -- a lot or events. >> i am with you. i have been cold at the race more than i have been warm. this year is different. >> a court rule as good helping

after being robbed last summer. >> you are always watching over your should. how a judge quickly closeed it case against the suspect. >> and new developments in a father's fight for custody of a five-year-old daughter he has never met. in court today what he said an adoption agency did wrong when his ex-wife gave the child up. >> plus a quick response from strangers helped save five lives after this wild helicopter crash at pearl harbor. >> we all jumped and ran over.

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despite how bad this looks everyone survive. it is incredible video. four of the people on board had to be rushed to hospital but just one was in credit can condition. it is terrifying to watch as the chopper comes down quickly just feet from shore. once in water it started to roll and sink and bystanders literally jumped in to help. >> this helicopter was carrying tourist when it fell into the water just 20 feet from shore. sean caught the whole thing on video and i just happen today have my phone aimed in that direction, you know, at that instant. i did have a momentary fear for, you know, safe of my myself and others around. >> witnesses said almost everyone from the helicopter resurfaced quickly since the helicopter didn't have doors and they were able to get out. but a 15-year-old was stuck inside. >> we all jumped the wall and ran over and i got everything

>> people took turns to hold the breath and dive down to cut the seat belt the free the teen. >> oh god. >> yea. [applause] >> chris, you know, did you ever think about the danger you were putting yourself in? you acted so quickly. >> anybody would have done the same thing. there was multiple people that jumped in the water at the same time. >> unbelievable. the ntsb is still investigating: as the maizing to watch. officials hope the pilot can explain what happened that caused the crash. greg, vanessa. >> the doors were off because it was a tourist thing. they were able to swim out. >> we are staying on top of breaking new, orange county has the first reported case of the zika rearouse, how it was contracted and the measures being take on the help keep it isolated. >> there's no sign of a teen accused of intentionally driving over a deputy. we are examining his criminal history and thousand two may have known each other. >> a bomb shell court ruling against orlando.

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>> this is channel 9 eyewitness news at 5:00. coverage you can count on. >> at this hour, there is still no sign of an orange county teenager accused of running over a deputy. >> they're asking him publicly to turn himself in. that dangerous early morning confrontation was in east orlando. we're learning more on who the young suspect is. steve, new since 4:00, you spoke with neighbors who heard it happen. >> reporter: they heard it happen. they aren't happy at all about what happened, martha. this car that hit her was parked over in the grass. as it peeled away, you can see some of the tire tracks there. as it peeled away, she ended up

then she had to throw herself from this vehicle as it sped away down this street. >> just sounded like nascar starting off. tiring squealing. not your average burn rubber. >> reporter: several neighbors say they could clearly hear as a teenager allegedly ran down marcie pierce and sped away around 7:30 this morning. neighbors say she should have taken more drastic action. >> she should have shot him. i said that. >> reporter: before it even happened, investigators had identified ortiz because the sergeant and probation officer were trying to arrest him for prior charges when he chose to flee. >> whenever you take the initiative to deliberately run down a law enforcement officer in uniform, you have the mindset that you can certainly be dangerous to others. >> reporter: pierce is a 22- year veteran of the force and her husband works for the agency as well.