about it in person 15 minutes ago at the orange county jail. he walked out of the orange county jail with his face covered with some papers. we had several questions but he did not you have up any answers. orlando police said he put his phone in a basket and recorded the girls at the publix in baldwin park. jeanine reyes tried to talk to him. he didn't say anything but he did show any reaction to our questions? >> reporter: police say three young girls, one who become as young as 5 became unsuspecting victims. they credit a good samaritan for helping catch him.

skirts of at least two unsuspecting girls shopping. that good samaritan reported it to management who did not call police. three weeks later the good samaritan shopper say erwin the manager. >> that was the second time they had seen erwin shopping basket. they got his plate numbers and called police and turned over the surveillance video. >> in it you see erwin holding that basket and his cell phone. after fiddling with the face he he targeted a teenager between 13 and 15. on the video they see the manager said he only saw him in the store twice. >> after posting bond we saw him in the jail lobby on a phone call.

facing $100,000 in code enforcement fines has cleared the property. the lake fair view mini storage property was notified that contamination is now cleaned up. contamination was confirmed surrounding the property. they believe it came from unlicensed businesses working out of the facility. you probably pay resort fees at other hotels but right now disney doesn't have them. julie salmone found out they're now surveying guests to see if the fees will fly. >> a spokesman said the company constantly does guest surveys would be willing to pay a $15 per night resort fee. >> world disney world owns more than 25 reports in orlando. they are surveying resort guests by e-mail asking if they would

the future. it would include magic bands, fast pass, wifi and extra magic hours. they're free. >> that's ridiculous. that's an extra $60 for four nights. can't believe it not with the money they're making here with everything else. >> sky witness 9 flew over disney's resort where guests can catch the monorail to the kingdom. we flew over river side where mike adrena is staying. >> i came here in 1972 and it was like $16.50 for a ticket. you know, now it's like $200, $150. i don't know. they throw it all in with all the other fees. >> a disney spokesperson strongly stressed this was just a survey, there's no solid plans to add the additional costs.

actually three night stay at gaylord palms could cost $1,000. that includes a $20 per night resort fee. the swan and dolphin charges a $20 resort fee per night. >> at disney's shareholder meeting they announced the company made $52 million in revenue. julie salmone, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> the survey also asks guests how a resort fee would impact their decision to stay at the resort. this is a great story to tell your friends about. share it with from the wftv facebook page. orlando's international tourism market is seeing some changes where tourists are coming from. since emirates started flying from dubai some 16,000 people a month have come into the city. visit orlando has several offices directly marketing tourists to come visit central florida. >> when those individuals that

united states or somewhere i want to go to the u.s. we find ourselves in that plan. >> some directors are marketing their properties to the middle east. some properties offer expedited visas. pittsburgh police are searching for a motive and the gunman for a deadly mass shooting. five people dead, including a pregnant woman, and three others hurt. about 15 people were in this yard when they tried to run from the gunfire. another shooter fired at them using an assault rifle. republican senators said they will stop president obama will making a new supreme court justice since it's his final year in office. senator lindsey graham said they want to set a precedent not allowing obama to replace scalia. president obama

selection process sitting down today with a democratic senate committee member to talk about possible nominees. president obama said he's not going to be swayed by pressure from republicans. >> i don't feel constrained in terms of the pool to draw from. in terms of who i select, i'm going to do my job and then my expectation will be will the senate do its job as outlined in the constitution. >> the constitution gives obama the right to name a new justice. a new poll shows that 63% of americans do not want the selection process to be delayed. no word on when we can expect a nominee or who is being considered. osceola county leaders came together today to set the sites on the future of the fast-growing county. commissioner jenner delivered the state of the county address. they are working on parking garage as well as the final phrase of the lake front park that should be finished this year.

all tie together, whether it's growing in diversity, helping the economy, upgrading infrastructure in the transportation network or just performing cost effectively. >> here's a pretty cool number according to the census numbers, osceola county is the 18th fastest growing county in all of america. pentagon drones are keeping an eye on your property from above. this is not something that just started happening even though it's upsetting a lot of folks today. justin gray is live in washington. justin, you uncovered newly declassified documents that now show us how often it's happening here. >> reporter: yeah. for years this is something we didn't know how often the pentagon was doing this or what kind of missions these spy drones were flying. now we're getting a first look at what the drones have been up to. >> high-tech military spy drones have been used to track isis and the taliban and according to this once

review they've also be used to spy on u.s. soil. >> the investigation by the department of defense inspector general found that's happened fewer than 20 times since 2006 but some of those non-military missions are blacked out, still top secret. >> it's clear that the american people think that, you know, any kind of aerial spying is very sensitive. >> the pentagon has made public this mission and responses to fires and floods. >> a drone participate in this emergency exercise called guardian shield. in south carolina a drone was called in by fema in 2015 to help in emergency response to flooding. >> the i.g. report found in all cases the drone used was quote fully complaint with laws. the still cause for concern.

not what's happening now but future. >> the idea highlighted some drone requests that were denied by the secretary of defense. one mayor wanted military spy drones to be used in his town to check for potholes. >> reporter: the government auditors and the advocates share a concern pointing out that u.s. law and pentagon policies have not kept up with modern technology and what these drones and spy drones are capable of. reporting live in washington eyewitness news. the u.s. senate approved a across the country. >> the bill gives the green light to programs to prevent prescription drug and heroin abuse. it could give better access to overdose reversal democrats say the communities ravaged need money

>> the public health and -- health crisis demands response fast. >> republicans blocked an attempt to attach $600 million for emergency funding into the bill. one man convicted in the murder of an osceola county man was sentenced to life in prison. >> the powerful message from the judge. >> residents in seminole county have a lot of run ins with bears. leaders now want to ban hunting the bears but still not the only ones. still to come at 5:00, the other local areas enacting bear-hunting bans. >> dash boards melting, owners call it a defect that makes driving risky. >> i can hardly see the road in front of me. >> which cars are involved and who pays. >> i don't know if i've seen that before. it's getting hotter down here. high pressure

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a kissimmee man claims his dash board is melting before his eyes. >> todd ulrich said millions of cars could have this problem. >> his finger sticks to the dash board. zach ready said the dash in his 2008 nissan altima started to melt a year ago. it looks bad but that's not all. >> when it's going in the direction of the sunlight i can hardly see. >> the glare can be blinding. >> it can be bad in just a matter of seconds. >> he said after repeated

replace it only if he paid half, about $1,000. >> you're noit going to admit so you can pay half. >> a class action lawsuit was filed against nissan. >> it feels like somebody board. >> steve said his dash board toyota camry. >> the dash began to dissolve. >> he calls a blind ing restriction a safety issue. toyota agreed to replace more than 4 million melting dash boards in older toyotas including steven's. he claims the automaker is not scheduling repairs. >> it's been a year and i've gotten no response not from toyota. >> repair expert jay enbower heard from many owners. he recommends a temporary basic safety fix. >> you know, a cheap way, just take a towel, maybe a bath towel

which will then kill the glare coming through the wind shield. >> nissan told me there's no recall, no safety issue and zach's car was out of warranty. it offered to pay half as a goodwill gesture . >> i would say it's safety and not cosmetic. >> the toyota recalls include 2004 through 2010 cars. replacement parts have been the warranties. keep in contact with your dealer. >> we've seen them crack but to melt is something. a bill headed to governor rick scott's desk would force life insurance companies to check whether policyholders died and then tracked down beneficiaries. they have to turn them over to the state if they can't find them. jeff atwater said some companies were checking already but just to stop paying annuities after death.

becoming victims of identity theft it seems. from 2014 to 2015 the state saw almost 40% jump in complaint for fraud. many complaints were for stolen tax returns. we have tools to help victims of identity theft on wftv.com/weblinks. tomorrow state legislatures will send the governor their $82 million budget proposal. we told you earlier when state lawmakers reached a deal on the state budget. they have to give a final vote on friday before sign off on. lawmakers agreed to use the money to fund dozens of projects including aid for the disabled and the controversial bonuses for teachers who scored well on their college admission tests. nasa's top official testified today before a senate committee about funding. they questioned the size of nasa's proposed budget. charles bolin said it's needed for future deep space goals including an unmanned test flight in 2 years and a crew flight 5 years after that.

provided by congress the teams are working towards an earlier launch date for the first crewed mission. >> last year congress provided nasa $19.3 billion to maintain the space program. one day ahead of the war bird air show we were able to get a sneak peak at what the pilots would be flying this year. it's cool. take a look. these are just a few of the planes that will be flying in the annual show at the space coast regional airport. if you want to see the planes in action there's a good look the show starts tomorrow and runs through sunday. >> they need some nice weather. >> i'll watch from the ground. >> yeah, we have baseball up in new smyrna so we see them take off from that field all the way. i love the old vintage fighters. >> they have just got a rumble to them. they're neat. >> they're all business still . here's what it looks like in daytona. it's spring break and we'll get more spring breakish as more and more local schools are out. right now 77 degrees.

bike week wrapping up here after a stellar weather week and a half so far. 83 downtown. we have 86 today. the hottest so far this year . it's still going to stay on the warm side again tomorrow. another 86 in my forecast for there you see that southeast breeze. we've had a couple of fires we've been tracking in osceola county tonight. may smell smoke in winter garden tonight. temperatures will fall into the lower 60s. they've done a beautiful renovation over we also go to spring fiesta. very nice there. you can see the on shore flow and the warm weather here. high pressure is still the big blocker, the big lineman in the atmosphere keeping the weather in a repeat performance with this stalled out front. they already had a foot of rain in louisiana, more rain coming in tonight. that will continue through tomorrow. future track shows this high pressure area starting to back out of the picture but not before another nice day tomorrow. a few more

still dry as the weather is bogged down here to the west. by sunday this system will be on the move. heaviest rainfall to the north. we will start getting some rain late on sunday into sunday night. in fact, our rain chance as high as 50% favoring the latter half of the day. could see a few sea breeze thunderstorms. with all the heat why not. temperatures will stay warm both days this weekend, also in the middle 80s. we need some rainfall, at least something to watch the pollen out. 86 orlando tomorrow, 87 we have orlando city back in action. still 81 degrees at kick off a very nice day for tomorrow. events. we have an app for that. you can take it around and show you what is going on. the air show just about perfect. we'll keep you up to date. here's your five day forecast

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seminole county leaders plan to send a strong message to state state wildlife agents setting a resolution or ordnance banning any bear hunts within its borders. it would reduce bear and human conflicts better than a hunt. carla ray found out they wouldn't be the first carla. >> reporter: the largest that county. since the only bear-human attacks have happened in the state right here in seminole county within just a few miles of where i'm standing county leaders say issuing a message. >> in an effort to prevent scenes like this one seminole county is the only place with

at limiting the food supplies. >> that's not to help, not killing them. >> county leaders hope that's enough to prevent a future push by wildlife agents to hold another bear hunt within county lines. >> we certainly have the ability in our county to set the rules. >> we went through the numbers and found of 304 bears killed in florida's first black bear hunt in 20 years only four were from seminole county. those state wildlife agents said the purpose was to reduce bear and human conflicts. residents argued the bears killed weren't nuisance bears. >> the bear hunt did not kill the bears that live in our neighborhoods with humans. the hunt killed bears that didn't encounter hundreds. >> miami-dade county, clermont and deltona has a non-bear hunting resolution. county leaders seem set on joining that list. >> i think if you have a ban on bear hunting in seminole county

>> yes, it does. >> [applause] >> reporter: obviously that met with strong applause from supporters who were in audience at tuesday's meeting. commissioners plan to get an update during their next meeting. fwc wouldn't comment on will they would respect local bans. carla ray, channel 9, eyewitness news. in orange county hundreds of elementary school students are teaming up to help feed families in need. next week students from park maitland school with work with feeding children everywhere to package and box 35,000 meals. those meals will feed families throughout the community. students raised nearly $9,000 to get the meals by making and selling bracelets, hosting a mini golf event and taking a vow of silence. new at 6:00. >> a second brush fire in two

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have two fires contained. >> this is in the same area damaged homes yesterday. tonight we have team coverage on our reporter has been out in the field all day with firefighters surveying the damage and the team in severe weather center 9 we some at work to check on their property. >> reporter: we spoke to one woman who left work to monitor the brush fire that was smoldering right near her home. it was just feet from her house and others. >> when we arrived in southeast palm bay fire crews from multiple agencies were zigzagging through neighborhoods housing hot spots left over from a 45 acre brush fire yesterday. >> they were also working to contain a new blaze in the area of quinton avenue and west berry street. >> i don't want to see anyone's