if harvoni is right for you. [real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company.] >> breaking at 4:00, two deputies hospitalized after they were attacked with a baton and tackled. one of them airlifted after investigators say he was hit in the head several times. good evening and thanks for joining us. this is news 6 at 4:00. i'm lisa bell. >> i'm julie broughton. ginger is off. the detectives say the attack happened after a domestic violence call at 11:00 today in mims. >> and a medical helicopter was

road 1 and u.s. 46. eric sandoval is live with the breaking details. >> brevard county sheriffs investigators are still here on the scene. i want to have our photographer push in close here. we're on pineapple avenue off state road 46 and u.s. 1. they're trying to retrace the steps of what happened and they're trying to figure out what would cause the couple to attack these two deputies. let's show you video from earlier from sky 6. brevard county sheriffs investigators say the deputies, a man and woman, responded to this house after getting a call. they heard some commotion in the back and when they went to investigate, a man came out, clobbered one of the them in the head with a collapsible baton. the other deputy tackled the man, only to have the female accomplice tackle the deputy who was on top of him. police and deputies from several agencies came here to help. a neighbor says he was on his way home when somebody called

happening on his street. here's more. >> we have some incidents where people have been chased and stolen cars and you can hear the helicopter following them but not something like this. >> the deputy was taken to holmes regional medical center. sheriff ivy was out here a short time ago. he says both deputies are expect to be okay. right now, we're waiting to find out who this couple is and, more importantly, what they may be charged with as a result. we're working to get those answers right now. we'll bring them to you as soon as we get them. we're live in mims this evening, eric sandoval, news 6. back to you. >> quickly, do you know have deputies been called to the address before and have they had any other problems? >> we asked sheriff ivy that we, actually. he said this is the very first time they've been called to this address. they didn't know of this couple before. coming up at 5:00, we're going to tell you that even though this already happened, the brevard county commission

>> we'll tell you why, coming up at 5:00. >> eric sandoval reporting live tonight. thank you. >> we're staying on top of breaking news in orange county where a bomb threat against a jewish community center has just been lifted. we sent you the push alert through our wkmg app as soon as we found out it was lifted. around 10:00 this morning, maitland police say a man with a robotic voice called saying there was a device planted to take out a large number of children at the roth family jewish community center. the school was evacuated and the students were taken to another school just around the corner. a canine is sniffing the area to see if they can find anything. the call came in from a private number so authorities are still trying to find out who is behind all this. >> in south florida, the mire academy in palm beach gardens was evacuated while bomb-sniffing dogs searched the area. no bombs have been found. maitland police are going to compare this incident after everything is settled.

wednesday. make sure you pack your umbrella. >> chief meteorologist tom sorrells is going to pinpoint when it moves through. >> we've got a good evening going on after the beautiful day we've had. look at the visible satellite. a big cold front is here. we'll talk about that coming up tomorrow. moisture is surging out of the south, out of the gulf of mexico. it will start to arrive sooner than tomorrow. that will arrive during the overnight tonight. right now on radar, you see a few speckles off the coast of brevard county. that's it. we've done so well today. temperatures rebounded well into the mid-70's. it is 75 still at the villages. 67 in daytona beach. and 68 right now in cocoa beach. the on-the-town forecast for tonight, more and more clouds are building in. we're going to call it cloudy with temperatures hovering in the low 70's, down to about 66 degrees by 7 p.m. it's such a beautiful day that meteorologist candace campos is out on the town, hanging in baldwin park. >> we are here in baldwin park

the clouds all ahead of our next strong cold front that tom's been talking about, could be even seeing severe storms from it. because of that, we decided to get out into the streets and talk to viewers to make sure they're ready for their pinpoint weather app to keep them and their families safe ahead of tomorrow's storm. >> we caught up with two women on the walk around the lake this afternoon. they spared a few seconds to download our app by quickly searching wkmg in their app store. >> how fast was it? >> very quick. >> did you have to pay anything? >> no, free. >> free. >> yes. this is the best part. we handed out news 6 gear and we had the cutest baby who is now our newest news 6 fan, six weeks old. very, very cute. but, yes, ahead of the storms tom is talking about, you'll certainly want to download our app. just search wkmg in the app store. it is free and again the women

we had to basically download that app in 5, 10 seconds and we did it and now they're prepared ahead of the storms for tomorrow. let's talk about the storms and pinpoint your forecast down to your neighborhood right here in baldwin park. temperatures for tonight are going to be dropping into the low 60's. models are now showing the storms moving in a little bit earlier. keep holding on to the umbrellas throughout your wednesday afternoon as temperatures warm up into the upper 60's by 4 p.m., a very good chance for rain, at least for your wednesday and tapering off come wednesday night. >> thank you, candace. that baby was adorable by the way. the size of a mouse pad. we love that. thank you. as we take you out live over downtown orlando, remember, you can pinpoint weather anytime from your smartphone with our new news 6 weather app. it is free. just search wkmg in your app store. >> this afternoon, neighbors are hearing how orange county leaders plan to get results and clean up the trash trouble around town. >> they presented solutions

first told you about earlier this year. that's when orange county switched to new automated trash pickup system. news 6's troy campbell went out to find out how they're working to get results for the community. >> yeah. so this is one of those packets that were passed out to more than 200,000 homes explaining the new trash system, how it works. on the flyer it even says, one of the benefits, a cleaner neighborhood. after thousands of people called the county saying their trash was not being picked up on time, the orange county commission is now asking the question, "what's going on?" >> i would say we're doing very well to everybody getting the service and failing to the people who are not. >> standing before the orange county commission, solid waste division manager jim becker outlining some of the problems with the county's new trash pickup system, consisting of new equipment, bins, routers and haulers, saying 60,000 calls

a few days saying their trash is not picked up. >> we're going from a system that was in place for 14 years where people had their schedules set and actually knew what time the guy was coming. >> becker telling the commission, of the five collection zones in the county, only one is being serviced by the same provider, meaning the majority of homeowners have a new you collector altogether with employees learning a new system. >> they have new trucks they're getting used to. some of the trucks have mechanical issues. all kinds of different, little things add up to a big problem. >> news 6 has been showing you all month long, homeowners saying their trash hadn't been picked up or hadn't received a new trash bin at all. becker says the problem with slow trash removal in the county is widespread. so a particular hauling company is not to blame. the four trash removal companies had almost six months to prepare for the new trash rollout. he met with them yesterday about the issue of slow pickups, adding the companies are

>> it's a number of issues, it's them, and the customers too, and basically it doesn't matter. they're dedicated to getting the garbage picked up. it doesn't matter whose fault it is. >> the county also says it added 36 phone lines to the 311 system just to field all the phone calls they've been getting since the new trash system rolled out. the commissioners also chimed in and said what they would like to see changed in the coming weeks. we'll have their reaction to the whole trash system, coming up a little later at 5:30. >> thank you, troy. well, apparently love is in the air at news 6 and it is trending on facebook. >> who knew? turns out today is national spouse's day. while there seems to be a day for everything, matt austin explains why this one is worth celebrating. >> from now on, let's remember january 26th, add it to the growing list with valentine's day, your anniversary, and, what

is worth observing, right? it's something you shouldn't forget telling your loved one how much they're appreciated. if you do, you can use the national calendar day.com as a reminder. i just found out about that today. head to facebook.com/news 6. we posted pictures with our spouses. we asked you to send yours in with a shout-out from selfies to minion hats. we're getting a ton of them. we're going to be showing those off throughout the newscast. if you sent one in, you might be seeing it at some point during this 4:00 show. i don't know. i don't necessarily think you need it. you should do it every day. >> absolutely. that's why you're both wonderful spouses. >> all right. thank you, matt. >> we hope. >> we're setting the bar high with this first one from becky. >> look at that. >> she says "this man has been my partner for 40-plus years. our family has had a very blessed journey." >> and this is a great picture of the daytona international

best friend, my life, my love, a shout out for the perfect spouse for me. i love you, christopher. >> and send in your pictures now on facebook.com/news 6. we'll have more coming up. >> ahead at 4:00, new video of a huge yacht seconds before it sinks off the florida coast. >> and then living on the edge and in danger of falling off. still, the residents say they're not going anywhere. >> but first, a major milestone for donald trump and his run for the white house. the first for his campaign, next. >> you're watching news 6 at 4:00, getting results for central florida. we'll be right back. during the break, though, we're streaming live on facebook. search lisa bell news on facebook right now.

>> more than 4 in 10 republican voters nationwide say they back donald trump in the new poll. it's the first time trump has topped the 40% mark. he captured 41% of the people who participated and followed by senator ted cruz with 19%. no other candidates hit double didn't. the poll shows the businessman is likely the next g.o.p. nominee. it comes just days before the iowa caucuses where democrats gathered last night, but not for a debate. they took questions directly from voters in a town hall. bernie sanders and hillary clinton both trying their best to set themselves apart. >> i voted against the war in iraq. hillary clinton voted for the war in iraq. i led the effort against wall street deregulation. see where hillary clinton was on

on day one, i said the keystone pipeline is a dumb idea. why did it take hillary clinton such a long time before she came into opposition? >> clinton came back, though, saying that one vote on the iraq war is just a smudge on her record. >> i have a much longer history than one vote, which i've said was a mistake because of the way that that was done and how the bush administration handled it. but i think the american public has seen me exercising judgment in a lot of other ways. >> and as it stands today, a new nationwide cnn poll puts clinton ahead of sanders 52% to 38%. >> a renewed concern for brevard county's indian river lagoon. the brown is back along the northern shoreline. the algae is small but powerful

in the lagoon. it's arrived sooner than last year and stretching from cocoa beach south to rockledge. >> folks at this california apartment complex have been ordered to get out, due to fears the building will collapse in the pacific ocean. it's located near cliffs that are crumbling due to the el nino winter. some residents say they have no plans to leave, despite orders to get out. >> happy wife, happy life. at least that's how the saying is supposed to go. january 26th marks national spouse's day. how do you plan on celebrating. >> we're giving shoutouts to our facebook friends right now. so many of you have sent in pictures of your loved ones.

[reading postings] >> stay tuned for more pictures throughout the newscast. share yours at facebook.com/news 6. >> we're getting so many great pictures. >> chief meteorologist tom sorrells is joining us now. he has a fabulous spouse, by the way. if i could combine the two of yours, you both have wonderful spouses. >> good qualities. >> really? >> high 5 on that. >> you've got it going on. >> they're good people. >> most of the time. look at what's going on outside tonight. we've got the big water vapor loop going on. the bright areas in white and blue are the moisture-laden areas surging our way. this is a quick look at the radar to give you an idea what's going on with the rain. light scattered showers along the coast, not amounting a whole lot as we zoom in tight on them. it's sort of setting the pattern of what's coming.

and the southeast as we go through the night tonight. eventually we're going to run out of room. we'll have a squeeze put on us by one moisture package after another. this is future radar. you can see the way the rain is starting to propagate this way and some of the rain coming this way is on the way, too. we get slapped around with moisture before dawn tomorrow more likely than not. daytime highs were primo. we hit 75 degrees in sanford. 75 in orlando and the same in kissimmee, leesburg and the villages and finally 73 here in ocala. 71 did it in gainesville and 72 at the cape. where are we now? a little bit lower than that. not too bad. 73 is the reading in sanford. 74 in leesburg and 75 at the villages and at the cape, we're at 71. wind support from the east at 6 miles per hour. in orlando, a 9-mile-an-hour wind in kissimmee. satellite and radar together,

>> here's the heavier areas of rain coming our way during the next 24 to 48 hours. a big cold front is marching in. here's the way it breaks out hour by hour. by tomorrow morning, 5 a.m., meteorologist troy bridges will be tracking lighter stuff. by 9:00 tomorrow morning from marion county and western volusia, a few heavier showers. it's in the afternoon tomorrow the first slap of the big rough stuff rumbles in here. by 2 p.m., a line of activity from tampa to just south of the villages, right over top of seminole county out to the cape tomorrow. and then by 4 in the afternoon, look at the big bull's-eye on top of you in melbourne. you're kind of in a slot there or a position where you're going to get a lot of rain in southern brevard county. it will continue into the night tomorrow night. and then on thursday, the front elongates through here and we have another active rain day, at least, though the storm coverage doesn't look to be as huge. still rain is coming down on thursday.

town plans, go ahead. this is a good evening. overhead low tonight, way up north in the villages, 59. the forecast in orlando is going to be mild. any rain we get is going to set up late. here's tomorrow. >> first thing tomorrow morning, the temperature reading is about 62. by noon, 68. somewhere in there we warm it enough to hit 73. cloudy with storms tomorrow and the rain coverage chances are 80 to 90% in the next couple of days. it's going to be very active as time wears on. the high tomorrow, 73. 68 on thursday. come friday, the daytime high is 64. so the weekend is looking pretty good. just tomorrow and part of the day on thursday that we have to get through. >> as long as it clears out in time for saturday. >> thank you, tom. zorafest 2016 is here. enjoy delicious food and local artists and live music with the isley brothers.

the historic city of eatonville. it's family fun for everyone. news 6 and you getting results in our community. for more information, go to clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. >> it's always a fun event. >> lawmakers take action on school recess requirement in the state of florida. the decision, coming up in 10 minutes. >> and then the millions of water bottles en route to flint, michigan as the city works to clear its water crisis. >> and then new video showing the moment a yacht went under off the coast of florida. what investigators blame for the sinking problem. >> and jennifer is sending out a double shout-out to her hubby today. not only is it national spouse

>> remember, news 6 is always on clickorlando.com, your smartphone and your tablet. take us with you. >> well, this afternoon the coast guard is out with new video showing the moment a yacht sunk off the coast of fort lauderdale. 13 people were rescued off the 106-foot-long vessel before you

water. crews were only able to salvage a life craft and personal water craft. a mechanical problem is to plame but they're still investigating. >> bottles are sent to students hit by the flint michigan water crisis. >> they'll provide 10,000 students with clean water through the 2016 school year. flint gained national attention after their tap water was found to be contaminated with toxic levels of lead. state and federal officials have struggled to provide clean water for residents. >> ahead at 4:30, fallout for disney. what news 6 has uncovered about two lawsuits. >> and a major make-over for the city of casselberry. the $30 million lakefront development that's moving ahead. >> and the newsroom newborn who's already stopped traffic in the big apple.

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>> 10 years in the making boils down to today's celebration. where this $30 million redevelopment project is going up. >> then school recess requirements get the green light for state lawmakers. what it means for students. >> also ahead, we're celebrating national spouses day and you can as well. >> send us a picture of you with your loved one to facebook.com/news 6, along with a shout-out and we might share it on air. we'll have some of those messages coming up in a few minutes. >> but first, big changes are coming in the weather. here's a live look outside downtown orlando. you can see the clouds out there. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing when the storms are expected to move through. it's looking a little gloomy out there right now. >> it looks ominous compared to yesterday and earlier today. we're starting to gray back over. things are going to change in the next 24 hours. over my shoulder here, you see the visible satellite. let's give the folks at home a big looky lou of what's going down.

cover to get through. this is a precursor of what we're going through in the next 24 hours. frontal zone lingers to the west. a dry slot of air from memphis to wichita. that's the cold front coming in. a couple of things to keep in mind. it doesn't come in overnight, which is fine with me. b, it's not going to usher in super cold air. the cold front is not nearly as strong as the last couple. we're tracking a few speckles of rain off the coast of brevard county. we'll start to run out of room as the evening moves on and more scattered showers will come in and we'll watch for the big moisture pump to come in during the day tomorrow. the temperatures are in the 70's everywhere except along the coast. palm coast has 68 and 68 in cocoa beach. on-the-town forecast, this is a great night. don't let the cloud cover that's building in fool you. it is a good night. by 8 p.m., we'll still be holding -- excuse me, by 6 p.m.

by 7:00, 66. i'll be back to pinpoint the overnight lows and take you hour by hour through your day tomorrow. >> a hot-button issue makes its way through a house subcommittee in tallahassee. >> the new bills requires schools to devote some part of the day to recess. mark lehman shows us how the bill is moving forward. >> parents across the state showed up in large numbers to support the recess bill. students will be a step closer to have mandatory time on playgrounds like this. >> i feel like i can focus better. >> 8-year-old jacob is the youngest speaking out today in support. the recess bill aims for schools to provide 20 minutes of play time for elementary school students every day. >> somehow our children are being forced to ingest hours upon hours of instruction and expected to focus and follow directions without a break. >> she made the trip from winter park. she's one of dozens of parents

when it comes to providing students a necessary break during the school day. >> as adults, we must be focusing on what children need and not on what adults want. >> currently schools are required to offer 150 minutes a week of physical education. but parents and students in support say it's the unstructured time that helps children develop and focus. >> it helps develop your social skills and helps you grow as a person. >> some say recommendations have been ignored. the proposed mandate received overwhelming support. >> we have to let our kids be kids and give them a chance to just have a break. >> now that the house bill has passed the subcommittee, it will go forward to be addressed in this year's legislative session. if passed, mandatory recess could go into effect starting on july 1st.

happy about that one. >> even doctors say it's so important for kids to get out and hit the reset button. >> very important. facebook page. we'd love to know what you think. leave us a comment at facebook.com/news 6. >> we're getting new information about a homicide investigation in marion county. deputies say a man found his wife of 30 years murdered inside this home on highway 225-a in ocala. so far deputies have not said the 57-year-old woman died. we're told her husband found her yesterday afternoon and called 911 for help. the couple was separated. the victim's husband says they last saw each other on thursday. her husband and other family members have been interviewed by detectives but right now they're not naming any potential suspects. the woman's home faces a busy highway, so deputies are asking anyone who may have seen anything on sunday night to come forward. >> in tonight's big drive update, a traffic alert for

work continues at the lee road exit and that means intermittent closures. here's what we're talking about. the lee road ramp to eastbound i-4 where crews are widening and paving the exit there so the closures are nightly from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. so instead, get on i-4 eastbound from maitland boulevard. now, you're looking at that detour map showing to you to take edgewater to state road 434, north on 434 and hang a right on maitland boulevard until you reconnect with the interstate. to take a closer look at this detour and find out what other closures might affect your drive, just head to a special section of our website at clickorlando.com/the big drive. >> this is near downtown orlando along i-4 and the 408. congestion is starting to build which is normal this time of day. expect some slowdowns there. >> today a multi-million dollar plan to improve downtown casselberry took a big step to becoming a reality.

place for a brand-new 20-acre development at lake concord park across from the city hall and busy 1792. it will include new luxury apartments, along with restaurants and a park and playground. news 6 johnny fernandez went to find out the bigger vision for the development. >> leaders and developers tell me this project has been in the works more than a decade. the goal is to make casselberry more of a destination for families and they plan to do this by putting in apartments and restaurants. >> community leaders say the concord park development project is the city's biggest project. >> today is like a dream come true. >> the new 20-acre development will bring luxury apartments to the area, four restaurants and parks where events can be held. the goal is not only to attract families but businesses and more visitors to casselberry. >> for the people, it's going to

>> we have a lot of things they're going to be able to have in their own environment without even getting in their cars. >> project organizers say they've had to find the right developers and business owners for over a decade for this project to help deal with a number of issues, including a growing muck in the area, by creating lakes for waterview buildings. >> we will get a buyback in for people in the whole area. >> it will be the catalyst for so much more growth. this is only the beginning. >> the developers of this project tell me phase 1 of the development should be done sometime next year. >> >> and developers say the project costs an estimated $33 million. >> also developing this afternoon, disney is facing two big lawsuits right now. >> yeah, the company is accused of conspiring to replace american workers with immigrants. two former workers say they were

workers. both were among the 250 i.t. workers laid off at walt disney world last january. the federal lawsuits were filed against disney and two global consulting companies. the suits claim the companies conspired to break the law by using temporary visas to bring in immigrant workers, knowing that americans would be replaced. in a statement, disney says the lawsuits are, quote, "based on an unsustainable legal theory and wholesale misrepresentation of the facts." more than 100 of the workers laid off in orlando have been rehired by the company says disney. >> a missing child alert for two children who vanished from indian river county. >> investigators are asking people across the state to keep an eye out for them. take a look. investigators are trying to find the 4-year-old and 10-month-old girl. they're believed to be with their father and his girlfriend, maria lopez. the father is a suspect in a

they were last seen in the fellsmere area. >> if you see them, don't approach them. call fdle or 911. >> in an hour, the volusia county school board will cast a final vote on whether students will be required to wear uniforms next year. if approved, students will be required to wear a polo or button down shirt in either navy, black or khaki pants, shorts, shirts and jumper. supporters of the uniform says it creates a safer environment for campus. the meeting is set for 5:30 at the de land administrative complex. we'll let you know what happens. >> always a big passionate debate. >> we always get so many comments from that. >> we're getting a lot of response on the story on our facebook page already.

[reading postings] >> >> we always feel about that, how it creates more of a level playing field. parents seem to love it once it starts. >> let us know what you think by posting a comment at facebook.com/news 6. >> ahead at 4:30, a big surprise for police along a busy freeway in the big apple. what they say about this special delivery. >> plus -- >> i felt the impact of the semi rolled up in a bush. >> a semi knocks a deputy under the wheel and shoots him out in a split-second. what he says happened next that saved his life. >> but first, a major move by top health experts. why they want all adults to be screened for depression and what it means for you, next at 4:30. keep the pictures coming for national spouses day. here's a shout-out to natalia,

her husband. send in your pictures to facebook.com/news 6.

>> some big medical news just out this afternoon. a new call to screen all adults for depression. >> a task force that advises the federal government now recommends primary-care physicians check on all their patients who are 18 and older. the recommendation includes older adults, pregnant women, and new mothers. they want adults with a history of depression screened every visit. those with chronic illnesses, at least once a year. people in good health who sporadically see a doctor at every visit. it's estimated that nearly 7% of american adults have had one major depressive episode last year. >> ford is recalling 391,000 ranger pickups because of faulty airbags.

2004 to 2006. the government recently expanded a takata airbag recall to include 5 million more vehicles after a driver was killed when an airbag inflator on his 2006 ranger exploded with too much force. >> well, a relentless bear caught on camera, getting into a de bary family's trash. now they're hoping the video will push the city to take action and get results for their safety. in case you missed this video last night at 11:00, it's pretty incredible. joe hannon told news 6 his cans have two latches and were even tied to a bar outside. but that did not stop the bear at all this past weekend. he wants the city to buy bearproof trash cans for homeowners. seminole county leaders just recently made the expensive bearproof cans mandatory in some years. but homeowners have to pay for them. there's no word from de bary leaders if they will consider any changes.

why it gives the cold shoulder. a brooklyn man built this boutique winter igloo for two. he described it as a chic doem dome-style bungalow and wanted to charge $200 a night. but airbnb says it did not make the cut. >> i have a tent in my backyard if anyone is interested. >> we've been monitoring the pictures sent in by you to our news 6 facebook page. we're checking photos and shoutouts for national spouses day. >> we're getting a lot of great pictures. here's one of those. this is a selfie sent in from anglo. he writes, "with my beautiful wife, without her, the world cannot be the same, love you, jenny." >> send in your pictures at

julie and i were saying earlier how much we love chief meteorologist tom sorrells's wife. how long have you been married now? >> is this a trick question? >> 23 years. >> i should have asked you beforehand. i have to think about it. >> no, i don't hae to think about it. we were married april the 3rd, 1993. >> you were saying you've been married eight years now. >> i had to do the math. eight years in june. >> do you really? that's embarrassing, you have to do the math. i only say that because i want to say this thanksgiving i walked in the room and the kids were like, "dad, how many years have you been married?" they were like, "see, mom?" >> you have some nice pictures for us. >> i did, but i think it just died on me. >> it was a big tease then. >> when storm pins dies on you -- if you got the alert we're using your storm pin, i'll get it back to you about 5:00. storm pins on radar, giving you the rain. we're tracking pockets of rain

some of those are coming on shore. winds are waffling back and forth from the east and southeasterly flows. eventually we're going to get the rain over the land and we're going to do it with scattered showers. that's just the beginning of our weather story, though. future radar shows you what's happening. the rain is building in the gulf and panama city and to the panhandle as the hours wear on in the night. let's talk about how we did this morning, very mild, compared to where we've been lately. overnight lows, we're in the 40's and 50's. daytime highs today, above normal. back to 75 in sanford. 75 in orlando. the same in kissimmee. on the coast here in brevard county today we maxed-out at 72 out at the cape. 70 did it in daytona beach. 70 also up the road there in palm coast. right now, daytona beach is at 67. temperature reading in melbourne is 70. light wind from the east at 7 miles per hour. other temperatures for you,

it's not 34. 73 in orlando and 74 in ocala and 74 in leesburg. temperature readings across the area from daytona beach to palm coast, 67 to 68. titusville, you're reporting at 66. melbourne has 70. wind speeds, much of the wind right now is either from the east or the southeast. that's kind of the drill for tonight. winds will be easterly, 5 to 10, and then southeast as the time wears on and southwest through part of the day tomorrow. here's what's happening. see the moisture spraying up the coast? that's your first chance for rain. second chance for rain, here from the gulf of mexico. third shot here, and then when the cold front finally comes through on thursday, that's when we'll start to dry it out. we'll scour away the cloud cover, push the rain chances out. by 5:00 tomorrow morning, we'll have some preliminary light rain going on here in central florida. by 10 a.m., heavier showers from ocala to western volusia. into the afternoon is when it really rocks. i'll be here early tomorrow. we'll have scattered showers from volusia county to seminole

sumpter county into the afternoon. by 5 p.m. tomorrow, look how long brevard county is under the rain. you're going to end up with inches of new rain in brevard county tomorrow. hopefully you'll still need that as we go through the day on thursday. the rain slackens off a bit. brevard county looks like the winner of the rain lotto for thursday as well. overnight lows tonight are hovering somewhere in the 50's or low 60's. calling leesburg 61. official forecast in orlando, mild, rain develops late night. the overnight low is 62. here's tomorrow. first thing tomorrow morning, the temperature reading is 62. by noon, 68. tracking storms between midday and the afternoon with a high of 73 degrees. temperature reading on thursday, bounces back to only 68. and then friday, we're clear, drier, and we're a little bit cooler, too. the high on friday is 64. saturday, beautiful. 68. warmer on sunday with a high of 72. if you could just hang on with

dreamy. >> doesn't totally dry out on thursday. storms bip the weekend. >> thank you. can't check your news 6 weather 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. >> now, we do have a traffic alert for you. this is a live look outside at a crash on the beachline at mile marker 21, east of icp boulevard. emergency crews are on scene there, blocking the right eastbound lane, causing traffic to back up. give yourself some extra time if you're about to head out the door in this direction. traffic is slowly getting by there in the left lane. here are your drive times now. >> ahead at 4:30, not even a day old. see the newborn stopping traffic

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>> remember, news 6 is always on clickorlando.com, your smartphone and your tablet. take us with you. >> take a look at this, heart stopping dash-cam video shows a deputy's close call with a big rig. captain brad moore of the preble county ohio sheriff's office was directing traffic with a train hit a truck sending it straight at captain moore. his left hand got caught in the tire and remarkably, he says it shot him out. >> it's a miracle. i mean, it really is. it's very -- it makes you think a lot. it's definitely one of those that, you know, foot this way,

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>> the nypd tweeted out this picture today, delivered safely along the united nations headquarters. >> that's terrifying. that's no place to be born. i can't stand to drive there in a taxicab, much less have a child -- >> matt austin is here with what's coming up on news 6 at 5:00. >> yeah, we're learning more tonight about a scare at a local jewish community center. coming up at 5:00, what we now know about the bomb threat that caused people to be evacuated for hours. and we're staying on top of breaking news in brevard county. two deputies hospitalized after an attack. new details still coming in.