[real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company.] >> breaking at 4:00, drivers in danger. caught in the middle of an attempted carjacking along this busy orange county road. >> also breaking, a hidden camera in the women's bathroom. who deputies say found it and, more importantly, who they believe put it there. >> just in, prison break over. the notorious drug lord el chapo now in custody. >> good afternoon, everyone. this is news 6 at 4:00 getting results. i'm ginger gadsden. >> i'm julie broughton. thanks for being with us today. >> and i'm lisa bell.

let's just say you win the $800 million jackpot. we'll reveal who you size up with when it comes to some of the riches celebrities. we'll have that story for you in 25 minutes. >> but first, breaking right now at 4:00, sky 6 just flew over a dangerous scene along pine hills road. investigators tell us a suspect hit multiple cars before coming to a stop and making a run for it. that's when orange county deputies tell us the man tried to carjack someone but was not successful. the suspect is then accused of trying to run away, but we're told he was caught. investigators have closed down pine hills road right now at deville drive to collect evidence. that's near west colonial. we'll let you know as soon as we learn more about the suspect. >> also breaking at 4:00, disturbing allegations against a marion county man. deputies just revealed this afternoon he was recording women using the rest room. matt austin is here with more on this disturbing case. >> yeah, a woman first told deputies she thought she found a

bathroom earlier this week. we're told the video camera was found in the women's bathroom at gator's smokes in ocala. she took a picture of the device and it was hidden inside a fake plant. when deputies went back, the thing was gone. the victim told deputies, though, the store manager, jonathan johnson, had gone into the bathroom several times after she had walked out. deputies later found the recording device in a storm drain in the store's parking lot. investigators analyzed the sd card inside the device and found videos of johnson actually planting the camera inside the bathroom as well as of the victim. johnson is now facing charges of video voyeurism. he's out on bond tonight. we'll have much more on this case coming up at 5:00. >> thank you, matt. breaking right now, six months after a daring escape caught on camera, mexico's president says notorious drug lord el chapo has now been arrested. the president made the

afternoon saying, quote, "mission accomplished. we have it." joaquin guzman, a/k/a el chapo is often called the most powerful drug trafficker in the world. in word yet on how and where he was captured. >> breaking news closer to home. a teenager who police say killed two young men and terrorized an entire county for weeks has accepted a plea deal. >> it could put him in jail for the rest of his life. conrad schaefer was only 15 years old when he and a group of his friends shot up more than a dozen houses in osceola county and he killed two men before first-degree murder. news 6 reporter eric sandoval was in court for today's plea hearing. what kind of deal did he get? >> you know, he pleaded guilty to two counts of first-degree murder and in exchange for that, all the other charges where he's accused of shooting up houses are going to be dropped. in the video we're about to show you of him in court today, you

very, very young man, a young man who is going to probably spend the rest of his life in prison. >> 18-year-old conrad schaefer didn't show any emotion today as he was led into the courtroom in shackles to plead to several charges. >> he and three of his friends terrorized residents of osceola county for weeks. they shot up more than 12 homes and apartments. they say they also killed two people, 17-year-old david guerrero was gunned down while waiting for a bus to take him to work. and another man was shot and killed in a home invasion robbery where investigators say schaefer and his friends got away with only $300. the gun schaefer used, bought by his own father, who spent four months in jail for making it available to him. >> why the plea deal in this? why not go to trial? >> well, it wasn't actually much of a deal. >> state attorney jeff ashton says the only deal schaefer is getting from this is not having to go to trial. he says the family members of

pleaded guilty and they're hoping to move forward now. >> 15 years old. i mean, that's the thing that's hard to wrap your head around. this was a 15-year-old who was out, you know, with a semi-automatic rifle, shooting up osceola county. >> and because schaefer was a juvenile at the time all of this happened, he's actually going to be testing out a brand-new state law. and that requires if a juvenile is sentenced to life in prison, they have hearings every 15 to 25 years, and that's going to be hammered out during sentencing. we talked to family members of the two men who were killed during the shooting spree. hear what they had to tell us, coming up tonight at 5:00. >> thank you, eric. >> developing right now, a wet start to the weekend. >> we don't care, it's the weekend. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing when you'll need the umbrella. >> that is precisely the kind of attitude i'm looking for.

it's the weekend. >> that's right. >> look at this rain that's leaving us now. some of you are still plagued by a touch of rain in brevard county. it's been a wet run for all of southern california this week. north of satellite beach and to the west is a lone cell moving this way, putting in a rainfall rate of a .1 of an inch per hour. you can see a few lingering spots of rain on the radar. overall, we turned the corner on the rain for tonight. visibility is still not great in palm coast or new smyrna beach but pretty good everywhere else. the evening forecast looks like this. by 5:00, 70. by 6 p.m., 70 or maybe 69. we're going to hold in the upper 60's and low 70's for a while. coming up, though, i'm going to take you through tomorrow. yes, the fog will be a concern but tomorrow gets really warm before the stormy cold front rolls in. i'll explain in minutes. >> thank you, tom. more breaking news right now. this time about the second of two police officers hurt in shootings today. a boston officer is in the

shot in the leg. police tell us the officer was in plain clothes working in the drug patrol unit around 10:30 this morning when he got shot while trying to perform a traffic stop. police say the officer chased the suspect on foot after a, quote, "unprovoked exchange of gunfire." the officer was then able to tackle the suspect and take away -- before he was taken away. >> i think it goes to the whole idea of the restraint our officers use also. this individual just shot one of our officers and the officers were able to tackle him and not use deadly force and to take him into custody. >> the commissioner says the suspect is on probation after being release from prison back in april. the officer is expected to be okay. in the meantime, in philadelphia, a police officer is recovering from multiple gunshots after a suspect ambushed his patrol car.

just coming in from cbs sources why it's being linked to terrorism. again, that's coming up on news 6 at 5:00. >> homeowners beware, it looks like the trash trouble in orange county will go into the weekend. >> up until last week, trash was picked up manually. now it's automated and work is falling behind. >> as you can imagine, it's causing some big headaches for some neighborhoods. news 6's justin warmoth is working to get results with the county about this. have they figured this whole thing out yet? >> well, county officials are calling these problems basically growing pains. they told me they actually expected this to happen with the new trash company running the trash service. however, for folks who live in a neighborhood like this where the trash and recycling are not picked up at this hour, well, they're just fed up with it. >> this week, orange county rolled out its new automated trash collection. trucks with mechanical arms scoop up county bins. it's supposed to be more efficient. but there have been some hiccups.

be picked up tuesday. they didn't come until 7 p.m. thursday night. county. not only is he upset with the system. >> the truck has to come. they have to line up. then they have to pick up the can. then they have to dump it. then they have to put it back down. the guy would have done four or five houses by then. >> county officials admit the new system has fallen behind and blame a learning curve for both the trash haulers and the homeowners. jim becker, manager of the county's solid waste division, says his guys are working diligently to make sure everyone's trash is picked up. >> our haulers are out. they will pick everything up and they're going to be working tomorrow for any areas they missed during the week. so be confident and patient, if you can. >> but for this man, his patience is already wearing thin. >> here's garbage cans all over the place.

if the system wasn't screwed up, don't fix it. >> now again, officials say additional trucks have been called in to help out this weekend. so if your trash wasn't picked up today, like this one right here, don't worry. call the county. tell them your problem and they told me they will have it picked up as quickly as possible. >> all right. justin warmoth reporting live tonight. thank you. >> and the powerball jackpot is still growing. >> yeah, how much closer it is to a billion dollars now. and the celebrities you would be richer than if you won it all. >> sounds good. also new at 4:00, last year there was a big item at target. the big item now flying off the racks at target. >> and what consumer reports uncovered about what could put your health at risk. >> you're watching news 6 at 4:00, getting results for central florida. we'll be right back. .

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>> new at 4:00, consumer reports breaks down what you need to know about humidifiers. >> while they can help when the drier air moves through florida, they could be helping something else as well. >> manufacturers recommend cleaning them out every day, but according to an informal consumer reports poll, 1 in 4 admitted to cleaning their humidifier once a month or even less. bacteria can grow fast, putting your health at risk. >> you expect the humidifier to add moisture to the air, but if you don't clean it often enough, that. >> a dirty humidifier can emit bacteria in the air and it can cause flu-like symptoms. >> many manufacturers make

produces pure bacteria-free vapors and germ-free mists and antimicrobial. vaporizeers, which emit steam, ultra-sonic humidifiers which put a fine mist in the air and over the course of three days, testers measured the microbial growth in the humidifiers' tanks. in a second test, they added bacteria to each tank and measured whether any bacteria came out in the humidifier's mist. >> human -- >> what did make a difference in consumer reports' tests is the type of humidifier. all of the ultra-sonic humidifiers and one of the vaporizers emitted some bacteria, but on non-of the wick

the safe approach is to empty and dry it out every day. and follow the manufacturer's instructions on how to disinfect the tank. >> consumer reports say if you have an infant or suffer from asthma or allergies, consider these items. neither grew or admitted bacteria in the consumer reports test. you can find more information on buying humidifiers on our website at clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. >> first, there was fashion brand lilly pulitzer and now target is spinning its wheels with another limited edition hit. it's teaming up with sol cycle on a collection of sweatshirts, sweatpants and tank tops. in some cases the prices will be half of what they are at sol cycle locations which are around $100. >> it's like a cult following. >> the celebrities are big into it, which means everyone else

>> it will be sold out i'm sure just like that. >> i'm not spending that kind of money on workout gear. >> people do it. >> not these people. >> kids we know have a ton of toys but for lego fans, play time is now getting personal, thanks to online shop funky 3-d faces, anyone can become their very own lego person. it requires two photos, one straight shot and one profile shot and it will create a 3-d printed lego of your head that fits into a mini figure. it costs you about $30. >> that would be a cute gift for someone, too. >> tom knows the pain of stepping on one in the middle of the night. >> oh, my gosh. it's dangerous. >> another toy getting a big reaction online is right here in central florida. have you seen this? this video has gone viral. more than 300,000 views. >> this is my son henry. it's reached more than a million

so my in-laws came to visit and brought a surprise guest that was vacuum packed in their suitcase. >> oh, my gosh. >> he went crazy. if you saw how that arrived, so many people are saying what a great idea to vacuum pack big things like that. henry seriously breaks out after that. check out the entire video on my facebook page. he's -- lots of kisses, hugs. >> my favorite is when he kisses mickey on the nose. >> it's all flat. >> it's incredible. it was huge and then it's like you add water and -- >> they did it at home. they packed their back and fit it in. >> cool. >> yeah. >> good idea. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is joining us now. we're all excited that the weekend is finally here. >> yeah, man, i can't wait.

then i had to come back to work. i had to work a whole week. take a look at what's going on on the radar tonight. we've cleaned out much of the rain. if you're watching from brevard county, i have not turned my back on you and never will. i know it's raining. i know, i know, i know. i keep saying hey, it's over. but you've had rain in the last 20 minutes from melbourne to cocoa beach. heavy rain is offshore. out there, it's raining better than a half-inch per hour. on shore cocoa beach to the cocoa isle boulevard there, it's all drying out there. it's kind of misty and overcast, but at least it's not pouring rain anymore. i don't think we're going to get tomorrow. i'll show you the hour-by-hour breakout in minutes. just know, right now we've rebound. we've dropped to 69 degrees at 3:00. rebound at 4:00. back to 71 in melbourne. leesburg at 71 degrees with winds from the northeast at 5. 68 in ocala. 66 in gainesville. 64 in palm coast. 67 out at the cape but the rain is just now leaving you.

yesterday, we are 1 degree cooler than right now yesterday afternoon. this is the way it happened today. we started out with the fog. then the rain. watch the band of activity peel out, moving away. it's all good news. we've got another cold front ready to roll in here late tomorrow. so i think first thing tomorrow morning, we'll be talking about fog for you. this is 10:00 tonight. starting to gray cap over with the fog. if you had fog this morning, chances are you will again tomorrow morning. by 11:00, actually more like by 9:30, 10:00, i think it's going to be beautiful. dry air moves in for just a quick visit. we get sunshine and a good day going and the temperature up to 78 degrees. then here she comes, rain moving in from the west by 5, 6:00. widespread showers across the area. one lone decent thunderstorm in southern sumpter county and by 8 p.m., it's pushing east from brevard county to the waters.

a band of activity is rolling through. otherwise i think the weekend is primo. i think you could have a great time and sunday looks dry. dry, dry. overnight lows tonight, 57 in ocala. 59 in leesburg. 59 in sanford and the overnight low in orlando is 60 with clouds and showers trying to work their way back in with fog late. here's tomorrow. >> first thing in the morning, we fight the fog. by lunchtime, 73. the high is 78. the rain comes through. rain chances tomorrow, about 40% for you in central florida. crime line chili cook-off, should be perfect. really, i believe that. i do. i'm going to be a judge there tomorrow at 11:00. come join us. we're at the sanford harley-davidson. should be a fun time had by all. i don't know how many chilies i have to taste yet. >> i've seen people preparing for it online. >> it's a big business. a fun time. all next we're, we're cooler. the big boots, break them back out.

any day of the week. >> chili sans no smoke sauce. >> thank you, tom. >> if you're on the road and can't check your news 6 weather app, you can now get updates through one of our three radio chief meteorologist tom sorrells and meteorologist troy bridges 105.9 sunny fm, 101.9 amp radio, and mix 105.1. >> everyone is dreaming of that huge powerball jackpot tonight. we'll show you who you will pass up on the richest celebrity list if you win. >> ahead at 4:00, spacex looks to make history yet again. where they're launching the rocket from this time and, more importantly, the new place where they're going to try and land this thing. >> plus a new alert system to tell you about construction on i-4. what you need to know about the big drive that could make your

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>> remember, news 6 is always on clickorlando.com, your smartphone and your tablet. take us with you. >> lotto fever is hitting record heights tonight. >> just one day before the huge powerball drawing, the jackpot grows to $800 million. >> matt austin joins us now. he is sizing up the big prize.

doing the calculations. $800 million, that puts the cash option at $496 million. you think you could live with that, ladies? >> i think so. >> breaking down the odds is no fun and we've already done that. so let's figure out the kind of baller status if you won. if you won the battle of the riches against some of the highest paid celebrities. for example, boxer floyd may may weather only has 300 in the bank. you can look down the list there. >> that's their net worth? >> taylor swift only has $80 million? >> for now.

>> is that garth brooks with or without -- >> i don't think that counts. >> i think he lost money with that. >> i think you're right. >> basically you're richer than everyone if you win the powerball. >> it's fun to think about that. >> it's an obscene amount of money, more than you could ever spend. >> we would give it a shot. >> it's fun to think about that. it would be more fun if it were reality. we'll stream it live on clickorlando.com, powered by news 6, the drawing we're talking about. you can download our free app and watch it from your smartphone by searching wkmg in your app store. the numbers will air right before the news which comes on after the big football game on saturday. >> well, coming up, he wanted cigarettes and tried to pay with something illegal. what investigators say happened next. >> then thousands of dollars damaged and these items were set to go to children in need at local schools. news 6 investigates.

attempts to make history again out at sea.

>> wow, one year after that

announces it is setting its sights at sea again. >> plus, a man ordered some cookies, but what he really wanted was some dough. now there's video police want you to see. >> then the owl that has so many people talking on the internet. look at that. where it was spotted and its final destination. >> that is beautiful. >> that's a beautiful picture. >> it almost looks photo-shopped. >> it really does. >> it's gorgeous. >> but this just in, spacex sets its sights on another first and it comes just weeks after successfully launching and then landing a 15-story rocket at cape canaveral. the images from that historic night are hard to forget. now spacex founder and billionaire elon musk says get ready for more. this time not from land but, rather, sea. this is a huge mission we're talking about. it's happening soon. >> yes, it is. mark your calendar for january 17th. that's when we're told spacex will attempt to launch and then land its rocket on a barge at

keep in mind, spacex has tried this before twice. coming close. but not close enough. >> >> the first time back in january of last year, the rocket lifted off just fine but then hit the barge at an angle and exploded. spacex didn't give up, though. trying just months later to do it again. however, in april elon musk revealed the rocket landed on the drone ship but too hard for survival. it damaged part of the rocket and the barge. this mission will not play out coast. instead along the pacific coast california. watch. i wish it were happening here. >> absolutely. >> but he has a lot at stake. if it doesn't work out this time, trust me, he'll keep trying until he gets it right. >> we'll get a good view because of the cameras surrounding that. >> of course.

a barge today along the florida coast. maybe that's why they're doing it out in california. this is a live look at daytona beach. it's choppy out there. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing what we can expect for our friday night. >> not a bad night, really. we've gotten rid of most of the rain. you can see it brevard county you guys have yet to shake it loose. you can't get rid of all the rain hanging on to you for the moment. much of the rain has exited. right there, outside of palm bay along 95, 192, still some slight echoes. we had a touch of rain from cocoa beach to south cocoa. that's gone. so where do we go from here? here's the deal. the rain seems to be wrapping up, which is all good. the visible satellite will show the approach of yet another frontal boundary for the next 24 to 48 hours. you can see it back out there in texas right now. that's going to come whipping across the gulf and we'll end up with more rain. tonight we're good. mostly cloudy. fog sets up late night. 60's. degrees.

what's going on with that fog and the arrival of the front tomorrow and the rain for your saturday afternoon. >> all right. thank you, tom. here's a live look outside, checking out the roadways for your friday afternoon drive. this is i-4 west of the florida turnpike. the cars heading toward you are moving westbound. traffic is stop and go as more drivers are heading out the door. do expect a slow friday afternoon drive. if you're leaving work or heading out for friday night plans. eastbound traffic is picking up but moving smoother than the folks in the westbound lanes. here's a look at the drive times for you. >> well, it was a heartbreaking sight. an organization that helps homeless kids in marion county said vandals broke into one of its store rooms and did this. just terrible. thousands of dollars worth of

to give to students in need in the school system. news 6 reporter mark lehman got a closer look at the destruction today. >> workers have been spending hours cleaning up the mess in marion county. they've been wearing protective masks because of fire extinguisher residue covering nearly everything. this is just a fraction of what's left after vandals ransacked this room. >> over 2,000 pairs of new pajamas, probably about a thousand to 1200 brand-new books that were donated to give to homeless children. we had toys. we had household items and furniture. >> sifting through dozens of bags and boxes, workers are trying to see just how much of this can be salvaged. >> never had to deal with this type of loss or destruction or, you know, to see our hard work and the community's support of our hard work just be destroyed that quickly. >> the school district says vandals caused thousands of dollars worth of damage when they broke into this storage room over the winter break. that dollar figure pales in comparison to the good the items could have done she says.

physically ill to think they just destroyed things that are going to some of our most vulnerable and needy children. >> mcguire says everything here would have gone to support the needs of homeless children and their families. >> i had an entire corner that had prom dresses and some were new with tags that are all ruined. >> deputies say exactly who caused the destruction remains under investigation. four teens were caught breaking into a building nearby the day after christmas, but deputies say it's unknown if they were also responsible for this. as the clean-up continues, workers here have a message for whoever is at fault. >> if you know where it was going and who it's directly impacting, i think that that really just takes a special kind of terrible person who would do that for our homeless and needy kids. >> in ocala, mark lehman, news 6. >> now the homeless and student coalition liaison office is now looking for new items after this break-in to replace what was lost. if you have anything you can

books, toys, hygiene products or even prom dresses, call (352) 671-6847. >> some relief for drivers along i-4. >> yeah, help is here. and, julie, it's even getting personal. >> that sounds almost like a threat. this is good news, i promise. if you missed it over the holidays, the i-4 ultimate project has a new personalized alert system that debuted late last month. here's how it works. head to the i-4 ultimate.com website and click on the orange tab. from there you can pick how far in advance you want to be notified of closures. then pick the specific area you're interested in. >> though this is a big project that has a regional impact, really what matters most is just the drivers, how's it impact me or affect my drive each and every day?

customize that information so you get what you really absolutely have to know. >> david parks you saw there, he says the new system has about 8,000 subscribers. website. just head to clickorlando.com/the big drive, powered by news 6. >> two years after investigators say they found hundreds of images of child porn, the trial for fleet peeples, jr. is still in the air. >> here's what the judge decided suspect. >> a similar outcome inside the courthouse as the judge ruled for the third time that fleetwood peeples,, jr., is incompetent to stand trial. >> i've been advised there's no change in his mental condition. >> fleetwood peeples, jr. was not in court to hear the charges against him.

unfortunately, for any victims that may be involved in this case, the case would have to be dismissed. >> it's been almost two years since peebles, junior, was arrested after finding hundreds of child porn in a storage unit. his father was a well-known swim coach in winter park. peebles, jr. was granted an -- a release. now he's set to be re-evaluated. >> he would have to undergo another series of tests to determine if he were still incompetent or any possibility to restore him to competency. that is what the state is asking. >> under his conditional release, peebles, jr., is under the care of a family member. >> the next competency hearing for him is set for march 31st.

a local subway. what he did next has him in trouble with the law tonight. the man implied he had a gun and demanded cash from the register. this happened inside the store yesterday in daytona beach on mason avenue. the worker then triggered a silent alarm before calling her manager who told him to leave. if you recognize him, call daytona beach police right away. >> a bizarre investigation outside a volusia county store. >> it involves cigarettes, marijuana and a drive-thru window. >> so far, no arrests. matt austin explains this odd case. >> this is a weird one, for sure. you can pay for things with your smartphone now, credit card or, of course, cash. but a bag of marijuana does not count as a form of payment. a man tried to make it happen at the bottle stop liquor store wednesday night in deltona. according to their investigation, the man tossed a bag of pot on to the counter,

with it. he was then handed the bag back and told, no, that's not happening. a witness says she later heard shots fired from the man after he had left the scene, possibly. deputies combed the area and made no arrests. we'll let you know what happens next, if anything. but, no, you can't pay for stuff with drugs. >> not a good idea. >> very creative, though. >> thank you, matt. >> coming up, fitbit, hit with a lawsuit. why the popular tech gadget is facing backlash. >> and it's not head wig. this is real life. where the snowy owl soared past a traffic cam. >> a new drug giving hope to cancer patients. that story is next.

>> on the health watch at 4:00, a new drug is giving hope to bladder cancer patients. >> doctors say it harnesses their own immune system to attack tumors. >> don champion reports from mount sinai hospital where the critical trial is underway. >> lets me live a little bit longer. >> there was a time when he

live, diagnosed with bladder cancer in 2010, he'd undergone chemotherapy only to have the cancer spread to his brain. with dwindling options, the 51-year-old found the trial of a new immuno therapy drug. >> all of a sudden my tumors began to drop in size. >> according to the doctor from mt. sinai hospital, the drug tears down the protective layers around the tumor. >> what these drugs do is peel back that shield, allowing the immune system to recognize the cancerous form and attack it. >> it's the first new treatment for metastatic bladder cancer in 30 years. it doesn't work for everyone, but he's been on the drug more than a year now. his cancer is stable and he's looking to the future. >> i didn't look a month to two months to three months in advance. i'm now planning to see my daughter graduate from high school. >> newton also has a message for smokers. >> i used to joke around as

going to quit once we get cancer or die. that's when we'd quit. but it's not a joke anymore once you get cancer. >> smoking causes about half of all bladder cancers. don champion, cbs news, new york. >> right now, the drug is not currently approved to treat bladder cancer but the f.d.a. recently granted a breakthrough therapy designation to get it approved faster. >> a school bus driver broke an arm and a leg when the bus she was driving crashed into a store. this happened in jacksonville. police say the business was heavily damaged in the crash and so was the bus. we're told the 52-year-old debbie travis has been driving for the private bus company more than 20 years. no students were on board at the time and right now investigators are looking into what caused the crash. >> here's something new. a high-tech way to deliver pregnancy test results. the company first response has developed a test with the bluetooth connectivity. did works with an app designed

results less stressful. after downloading the app, you answer a few questions about or not. your answers then determine how you get the results, whether you're hoping for a positive or a negative result. the app offers suggestions for remaining calm while you wait. the test ranges from 15 to $25. i was looking a little more online about this. it provides calming music and information. >> the bluetooth is in the stick that you actually tinkle on? >> that sounds dangerous. >> i don't understand. >> it's connected to the app and the app will tell you, congratulations, you're pregnant, or, i've got tough news, you're pregnant. however you need to hear it. that's my understanding. >> okay, then. >> surprise! >> all right. check out this video of the siberian husky sled dog team. nothing unusual about that.

cutie is in the driver's seat. it's the daughter of a renowned dog sled couple in minnesota. they raced from anchorage to nome alaska in the iditarod. they say it teaches them respect for animals. >> i bet the dogs love pulling someone like her. >> what a break. >> that's so cute. >> they could handle a 20-pound toddler. >> chief meteorologist tom sorrells is joining us. an overcast day for most of the day. >> it stayed here for the longest time today. the sun just popped out in the last hour. >> that's good. >> look at storm pins. you can see what i'm talking about here. this is from palm bay. they said, "trying to shine through." it does look like it's trying to break through. one more shot from down along the coast. beautiful picture of the rain south of the cape, happening in the last 15 or 20 minutes. storm pins available in your app store. please download it right now for

we'd love to see what you're seeing in central florida. on to radar. the rain south of the cape -- there it is, right there. it's happening right now. it's not super heavy and no one's getting thumped by it because it's out in the open water for most of you. across the interior, we're dry from gainesville to ocala to the villages. keep in mind, though we've dried out, which means it's not raining right now, fog is going to be a big problem by tomorrow morning. here's the way it went during the day today. visible satellite. you see the first round of the rain exiting, but the cloud deck hangs on, breaking through in the last hour or so, right there. you see it beginning to clear out? that's the best we've been able to do throughout the day today. we have another cold front coming tomorrow evening. we get a decent day tomorrow that we squeeze in. then rain for tomorrow afternoon into the evening hours. i'll show you exactly what i mean in just a moment with the hour-by-hour forecast breakout. daytime high today, 68 in ocala. 72 in the villages. 72 in orlando. the high is 75 which did it in melbourne.

there. you see the sun beams coming through. it is 71 in orlando. 72 in melbourne and leesburg right now, you guys are still at 71 degrees. over in palm coast, we're at 64. 67, daytona beach. 70 in the villages and 70 in kissimmee. >> remember this low, two days ago, causing all the rain? we talked about it yesterday. it's raced out to the open waters of the atlantic with wind speeds out there anywhere estimated from 55 to 60 miles per hour. so it's extra tropical. it's not a tropical moisture system at all but the hurricane center is watching it. the next two days over the weekend, it's not going to really develop. it's in cooler water. it's not going to blow up. but next week, it could be something. just know over the weekend, even if it becomes something, it's never part of our world. >> here's the satellite and radar together. the big moisture checking out. we're waiting on the arrival of the cold front tomorrow afternoon. what does all this mean for your weekend? for tonight, at 11:00, we are dry. i'm not calling for showers at

just little pockets of rain between now and 11:00. after 11:00, more of the same. first thing tomorrow morning, if you're an early riser, if you have to go running, you have a practice or a child to deliver somewhere, chances are you'll see the fog. this is 6 a.m. but it goes away quickly. the midday is really good tomorrow, from about anywhere from 9:00 through noon through 1, 2 and 3:00, i think it's okay but look how quickly it falls apart. this is 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. rain showers will spread all over central florida. i'll give it a 40% chance of you seeing a shower. by 7:30, 8, 9:00, it's all gone, down to the east along the coast in brevard county and for sunday, no worries. i think sunday looks like a pretty doggone good day. >> overnight lows tonight, 57 in ocala. 59 in leesburg. 59 in kissimmee. the low in orlando, 60. here's tomorrow. >> first thing tomorrow morning, we battle the fog. then the sunshine takes over and the storms come in late.

foggy. by noon, 73. sunny. by 6:00, 74 and rain. big changeover during the day tomorrow. you get a little bit of everything. high tomorrow, 78. high on sunday, 73. look how much cooler all of next week looks. monday, 63. tuesday, 65. overnight lows in the mid-40's there for a while. it's going to be good stuff. >> there's that florida winter we've been waiting for. thank you, tom. >> don't forget, you can get breaking weather alerts and live radar anytime on our free news 6 pinpoint weather app. just search wkmg in your app store. >> next, fitbit fallout. why some users say they're taking steps to take the gadget maker to court. >> and ahead at 5:00, a messy problem continues in orange county. new for 5:00, why some say automated garbage trucks are not only causing delays, but causing damage. >> but first, a semi fire along i-95.

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when a car hauler burst into flames along the highway in the scottsmoor fire. the front of the semi exploded more. crews managed to put it out but still don't know what caused it. the main thing, though, is no one was hurt. >> fitbit is facing a lawsuit from a number of users who say their health monitors are inaccurately estimating their heart rate, especially during exercise. the class-action lawsuit points to the charge hr and surge model. fitbit is standing by its product. >> i've had my fair share of time monitoring hundreds of traffic cameras across central florida. i've never seen anything like this. a snowy owl flew by the camera's lens. experts say the owl was probably hunting prey in a nearby field or just looking for a good place to perch. it almost doesn't look real.

lake mary camera right there off i-4. >> every once in a while, a giant expired or something. >> it's so pretty. >> sorry for the thing it's hunting, though. >> they had a bad day. >> it's nature. >> matt austin is joining us with some of the stories coming up on the news at 5:00. >> a teen who police say terrorized the community more than two years ago is on his way to prison. coming up at 5:00, the deal he reached in court and why one victim's family says the decision is really the best for everyone. >> and breaking right now, a driver causes chaos on an orange county road. cars hit, one almost stolen. what we're now learning about the incident deputies say put all these other drivers in