crash on campus. the ucf police video. what was found inside, and the trouble the driver is facing. plus tragedy in the woods. new details on a hunting accident that killed a local man. first trouble for a former teacher. now charged with touching a student. this isn't the first time he's been under investigation. good evening i'm matt austin. >> and i'm lisa bell. let's get right out to shaun chaiyabhat. he's right outside with the latest. >> reporter: we now know the school district has investigated the teacher before, but now, police need to know if there are any other victims. after years as a teacher 66-year-old donald sharp sits in

molesting one of his students. it happened six year ago when the girl was in his third grade class. but she only came forward last may. >> when someone's with you in a position of trust and they do that and violate you in that way, it could take quite a while to get the courage to come forward. >> the girl on revealed the abuse during counseling for post-traumatic stress. >> the allegations are he took her outside in a hallway and placed his hands inside her pants and molested her. >> reporter: but that same year in 2009, orange county public schools investigated sharp for other allegations from numerous other students. they complained sharp had them sit on his lap during class. but that investigation was only internal. police and dcf told news 6 they were never notified.

us about the improper allegations to the school boards. >> reporter: the school district closed their case and sharp resigned that year, writing a letter to the district, regretting what happened and taking full responsibility. >> even so, in that letter, police shay sharp down played what happened in that classroom back in 2009 and now is denying the most recent allegations and and also not cooperating with the police investigation. the school district told me tonight they are looking into all of this. lisa? all right, shaun chaiyabhat. thank you. now to that hunting accident. he accidentally killed his friend. and at this hour, deputies are still trying to get to the bottom of how this went down. the shooting happened this afternoon in the woods of oak hill in belusha county. it's west of i 95 and north of

sahh shell sanders is live with details. >> reporter: we've uncovered that the hunter who police say accidentally killed his friend had been in trouble for hunting violations before. police are calling this tragic. >> reporter: minutes after view shah county got the call he accidentally shot his friend in the oak hill hunting grounds, they set off for a search. swampland and dense trees would prove difficult for rescuers, taking nearly 30 minutes to make it three miles into the woods. >> when they got there, they found the victim deceased. >> reporter: when they arrived they found this man, 56-year-old lee shaun hutten. he was out hunting when he fired the wrong way. >> he used a shotgun like this. powerful enough to take down any wildlife. but instead it was his friend. >> reporter: the victim

knew him were upset when they learned of his death. >> anything like this is a loss of life is tragic for the families and friends and for the hunter who fired the shot. we feel for all of them. >> reporter: it wasn't summiten's first time in the woods. court records showed he'd been in trouble for hunting related violations before. now some of summiten's violations included killing game out of season. the sheriff's office major case unit as well from the florida fish and wildlife commission are now trying to figure out the circumstances surrounding this shooting. reporting live in belusha county, sash sash sahh shell sawners. we just learned of another dog attack. this attack happened on december 4th at a home on fox quarry lane. according to the police report, two people claimed they had been

at the home. a man bitten on his arms and legs and a woman injured trying to break up the fight. the dogs were turned over the animal control. yesterday police killed five dogs. they attacked five people inside a home at the stone brook apartments. one woman suffered severe bites to her arms and legs. sanford police told us there's no way to determine if the dogs involved in yesterday's attack are the same ones from december. a taste of what could be a record breaking weekend of weather. snow is starting to hit the nation's capital. and that's ahead of what could be the biggest blizzard in decades. take a look at what the president had to deal with tonight. this is andrew's air force base. heavy snow hitting the run way there. but the air force one landed safely. it wasn't an easier ride on the road. the president's motorcade shipped and skidded hitting curbs several times.

to two-feet of snow. >> and check this out, that big and philadelphia. frozen solid. philly is also expected to be days. officers say a driver was on heroin at the time. they released video of the after math. >> what's going on man? nothing? you know where you're at right now? where you at? you at the hospital? okay. so police say william lopez crashed into the back entrance of the education building. it happened last monday. he was taking a woman to the hospital because she was having chest pains. he crashed into some bricks. she jumped out shortly after. officers say lopez later admit ed to using heroin and drinking earlier in the night. they say they found heroin and a begun. lopez remains in jail. tonight, he and the woman who was not arrested have no

tonight a frustrated community is trying to get results and answers behind their soring water bills. >> families tell us they have seen their bills skyrocket. they took their concerns to city jennifer ortega was there as both sides squared off. >> reporter: people in the meeting tonight just upset high. the city council saying they're doing everything they can to lower those rates. >> i just want them to know that these are killing us. these are killing families. >> reporter: jacqueline says she's been living in st. cloud since last april. and noticed her new utility bill was drastically higher. teacher: problem started when i moved to st. cloud to kissimmee. it was no more than $32 a month. that was a high month. the minute i moved into st. cloud, i had a $129 water bill. >> reporter: she was concerned and took the problem to facebook. she found out she wasn't the only one. >> we thought it was isolated

that's how we started the page. >> reporter: the facebook page start ed to flood with comments. many with similar issues. >> usually i don't look at the utilities, i just pay it. the one bill caught my eye that it said that i used more irrigation. >> reporter: the city council went back and forth with residents tonight. everyone wanting to know one thing. >> do you feel like those rate wills go down at one point? >> absolutely. i'm looking at that already. our system was built in 2008. it's a different day. we need to look at how the systems and the rates were set up and adjust accordingly. >> reporter: the city council are telling residents this is not an easy fix. they still have dozens of meters to be installed. and once those are installed, they have to check the data to see if those rates could be lowered. in saint loud. jennifer ortega news six. an arrest tonight. a church theft. they caught the man that stole a woman's purse while she was praying.

video of our lady of catholic church. jonathan. he was at the church attending his niece's baptism when he stole the woman's purse. thief. but detectives couldn't find him until last week when he was arrested for dui. new tonight if you're laying in bed, really regretting buying that hover board, you could great a full refund. that is if you bought it from amazon. they're making that the safety of the boards continue to be investigated. the consumer product safety commission is urging anyone that keeps it to have a working fire extinguisher handy. when you have a warning like that, you have to pay attention to it. >> no kidding. tonight a new approach to protecting baby. >> forget the crib, how about a card board box. why hospitals are urging new moms to use these. and why doctors think they are lifesavers.

>> put your baby in a box? >> mm hmm. take a look. clouds are out of here. no rain close. tomorrow is going to be a pretty good day. but then the changes come rumbling back. i'll explain what i mean by the next cold front in the minute. getting result tis in 3d. custom models hearts designed to save lives. they're teaming up to build a better way to treat some serious medical issues. that's next. you're watching news six. getting results. and cocoa.

we have told you before about university of central florida students helping to get results for the community by giving 3d printed arms to kids who need them. but now students are aiming higher to get results. that's right, they're hoping to print something much more complex. al human heart. news 6 anchor julie broughton explains.

right now is printing a 3d model of a heart. >> reporter: she's been practicing with this printer at ucf. she's making generic models of a human heart, and within months hopes to make custom heart replicas from customer's ct scans. >> it just translates the data into a form that the printer can read in order to make the correct motion so that you get an accurate print. >> reporter: the custom heart model will help doctors prepare for surgery. >> it'll provide more accurate operation and a faster operation. and that's going to deb good for kids with complex congenital heart disease. >> reporter: dr. william is working with ucf on the custom 3d printed heart. to replace this generic one size fits all doctors use in presurgery meetings right now. >> this is what we've had available to us now for 10-20 years. it's just a model of the heart.

has great detail, but it is an't customize today show a specific patient's problem. >> big change in 3d printing is that this thing that i'm holding in my hand in the future, will be a definite model of that patient's heart. and when i take it apart, i'll be able to tell them, for example, okay, you see this is an abnormal hole between two chambers of a heart. >> they are among the first in the country to partner on the cutting edge of this technology. but as impressive it is, he's not surprised. >> we did foresee it. and now it's happening. that's what it takes. it takes innovative thought and an awareness of the developing technology to put it together and make it work. >> reporter: so will we one day be able to print a working 3d heart model to place inside the human body? >> i don't put it past us to

>> reporter: ucf doctor has already been thinking about working heart in animals at first. >> you started research on that? >> that is correct. we already started tea. we're already working on that. >> reporter: julie broughton news six. cool stuff. they hope to print 3d heart models for local patients within 3-4 months. the researchers say we're at least 15-20 years from printing an actual simulated heart to put in a human body if it turns out to be possible at all. heart. thank you mat. tonight doctors in texas are helping parents to cut down on death. it's giving out baby box starter kits. it's a baby box with a firm mattress. it reduces the risk of sids by eliminating clutter. the majorities of infant sleeping deaths occur when babies get caught in blankets or

100 kits will be given out in the san antonio area. but the hope is every new mom will be given a baby box at every new hospital. we're just weeks away from music's biggest night. we're talking about the fifty-eighth annual grahammy awards. the first batch of performers. this is going to shock you. adele is going to sing hello to lead performances. and kendrick lamar. plus r and b star the weekend. country music group, little big town. more names revealed. ll cool j returning as host. he's going to lick his lips and everything. the grahammies right here on news 6 february 15th. sometimes i watch it and wonder who i'm watch lea. >> that's when i start feeling really old. >> but i knew all those. >> you watch that, you'll be up to date for a year. so there you go.

because i've got beautiful weather pictures. let's start our story there. how about this one, sunset going down. >> it doesn't get much better than that. >> that's christy's view of lake down. fire me your photos. twitter.com/tom sorrells. and the moon tonight is beautiful. getting lots of contact from folks they're like what's up moon. that's the ice crystals. a little bit of moisture coming back in. we've been so clear for so long the last two day, we've been dried up and down with a little bit of moisture. ice crystals refracting the light there. we'll set some more cloud cover in here tomorrow. now let's talk about where you stand for the moment. 31 in nashville. it's 63 in pensacola. 40 in jacksonville. closer to home. it's a little bit warmer than

right now in new smyrna. palm coast, 45 in the villages. and ocala has dropped suddenly to 49 . that's a quick drop. 5 warmer than last night at the same time. and 7 warmer in leesburg. on average, about five. the cape is cooler. but that's the only spot in central florida that's cooler tonight than they were last night at this time. wind is making a big difference. the wind speed right now in orlando is three miles per hour. but it's all coming from the east. no more northwesterly flow. which means no more supercool down. satellite and radar together, showing you how cleaned out we are. we're all down south except for this one little streak of cloud cover that keeps coming in. big tomorrow bubbling out in the nation's interior, which is huge news across everything. you'll hear about it morning in the cbs morning news and all day tomorrow. but for us, it's going to take a while for things to change. tomorrow looks to be a pretty

a little bit of cloud cover developing in the day. we'll be mostly cloudy tomorrow night. we're going to modify the air mass. a reading tomorrow well into the 70s. watch what happens on friday. here come s the cold front. this is friday morning at 10:00 a.m. big showers on the gulf coast. much of the rain pushes in at 10-11 o'clock in the morning. by 3:00 p.m., that'll wrap it up. and then we clear up nicely for the weekend, but we really get cold again quickly. overnight low is 37 in ocala, 32 in palm coast. the low tide in orlando is 46. here's tomorrow. first thing tomorrow morning, 49. so we're off to a pretty cool start. 66 by noon. daytime high though, 74 . 76 on friday. all that rain by midday. saturday's a weird day.

long. the low is 38. that's in orlando. that means marion county will freeze again monday night. take us in. why do you look upset. >> because you blew the call. you jinxed my team. >> oh my goodness, are you kidding me? you are never going to believe what i'm going to show you. the circus has not left orlando. >> colors popped up a little bit. >> first off, here's tonight's winning power ball numbers. now for tonight's florida lottery drawing.

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they lost to a team, they have five wins, 38 losses. the magics did lose the last seven of eight games. i don't care, it's time to panic. that's all i'm saying. and the circus was there last weekend. and a little loud on the music. just crank it up. >> i didn't have to say anything. watch. the cur cuss -- circus is there in orlando. you lost the 70-sixers. 96-87. it's time for the magic la

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dollars to 18 organizations. count be any prouder of this effort by the franchise. >> it's important for us to have a positive impact in this community. they give so much to us. as an organization in terms of support. hang in there. long season for the magic. friday against charlotte. hit the panic button. what's going on for taco wednesday. usually it's taco tuesday, but usf hosting ucf, and 76 centers, taco falls tacao. look at that today. maybe the magic can get here in three years to help things out. final score, good win tonight, on the road. they're 10-6 in the conference. 64-54. we need about four of them.

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