tonight trouble for gonzalez. new details on how deputies say she ripped off a cancer patient. first off, breaking news, gridlock near i four. live picks from our dot cam. traffic backed up on i four west near the fair banks curve. this seems to be clearing upright now. we'll keep an eye on this and bring you any updates we get during this newscast. also developing, a new round of rain. glad you're with us tonight. >> and i'm lisa bell. don't put away those umbrellas. we're in store for more of the wet stuff. getting a break from the rain for now. might have meteorologist tom sorrells got a new time line when the rain returns tomorrow. it depends on where you are. whether or not you had a break

take a look. it's still raining pretty well. over here in belusha county near belusha and brevard. you guys haven't had a break nearly all night. better than an inch per house. a little less than that between minutes and titusville. we have a little rain coming from claire mont all the way to orange county. rain about a tenth of an inch per hour. there are more showers, and we still have a cold front coming during the day tomorrow. come take a look at this. the visibility is becoming a factor. only three mile visibility right now in the villages. seven in orlando, five in kissimmee. down to one mile visibility in cocoa beach. with all the rain we picked today, the low ceilings, the clouds, it's a visibility fog mess. i'll be back in a fewmy ies fewmies y -- few

i'll pinpoint this all in a few minutes. breaking news in orange county, at least two people are being taken to the hospital for carbon monoxide poisoning. this is happening at a home on governor's avenue near the pine hills area. fire rescues think a gas generator is to blame for this. we have a crew on the way. we'll bring you any new information we get during this newscast. >> we're also following breaking news in belusha county. they told news 6 tonight he will reopen his office in daytona beach after closing tot protect his employees. morgan gill re closed the office on north beach street after he says a homeless person accosted one of his workers. but tonight he told us he will reopen his office next monday. with an increased police presence. a homeless camp has been growing outside the building for weeks. the al vagus army has bussed some of the people to a near by shelter. today the city manager told us he is coming up with another 100 beds for a temporary shelter.

night of gonzalez. you remember her. the woman that once sued casey anthony is in jail. at seven, we broke the news of her arrest. now at 11:00 we learned she's accused of ripping off a cancer patient. jennifer ortega is at an orange county jail. jen, how did this happen? >> reporter: well detectives say gonzalez and her boyfriend stole that cancer patient's credit card back in december and used those to buy multiple things. 100s of dollars just for the holidays. >> they said they were desperate for money and so they took the card and they used it. >> reporter: detectives say gonzalez and her boyfriend stole the man's credit card from his room and went on a shopping spree around kissimmee. >> both gonzalez and her boyfriend were using that credit card while the individual was in the hospital. >> reporter: investigators say the two were staying and working at the motel cleaning car pets.

man's room. he got a call from the bank about suspicious transactions. nearly $850 spent at a near by 7-eleven. >> they were using their identityties, they were using the credit cards of a person they did not use. >> reporter: she claimed -- last september, the suit was thrown out. >> it was surprising to see that she was a suspect in our case. it wasn't until after detectives began investigating that they discovered that the night of gonzalez, the suspect in our case was connected to the casey anthony case. now deputies is say they show gonzalez using those stolen credit cards. a lot of the stuff purchased has been recovered and taken into evidence. both of them can bond out tonight at any time. all right jennifer ortega live. thank you.

tonight after a train hit a car. we broke the news at seven after the crash on the tracks hit monroe street in sanford. no one was hurt. so far, police haven't told us why this happened. no passengers were on the train that hit the car. a second train was about 30 passengers stopped in an ford while the investigation was under way. just in, video of a top take down in marion county. the sheriff is calling abusive. here's the video of august of 2014. the man running is derek price. he was wanted on drug charges. in the video, it appears he is your honor surrenders, and moments later they surround him and pin him down. some of them began hitting him. five deputies were suspended. four pleaded guilty in federal sentencing. the department of justice indict add fifth deputy on civil rights violations. tomorrow, marion county chris blare will hold a conference to

for one in the 1:00 in the afternoon. new tonight, an interesting twist. deputies hope this sketch will help solve a mystery that happened 30 years ago. shaun chaiyabhat got new details from detectives on how they're trying to crack this case. >> reporter: she's being called julie doe. for more than 30 years, her identitity and cause of death along this wooded sloth in lake county have remained a mystery. all that time, investigators and medical examiners thought the decomposed body was perhaps a mother who had given birth to one or more children. that is, until a few months ago. >> she was oranylly identified as a female. and it wasn't until 2015 that we got basically a letter in the mail from the lab. >> reporter: that's when detectives learned julie doe was a biological man. a transgender woman with manicured nails. bleached blond hair, a nose job, and breast implants. when her body was dumped in

have been among a small group of people living with gender reassignment. and that could help crack the case if police can find the doctor who performed the surgeries. now with the help of dna testing and social media, her case is taking on new interest by a public more aware of transgender people. >> do you think people back then had they been told, well we're looking for a man that goes as a woman, do you think that would have affected the case. >> i think there would be less interest back then. less than 27 years. her body still in a lab in gainsvill waiting to be identified. she's never received a proper burial. her family and friends wherever they are, they have no closure. >> reporter: investigators say all it takes is one person to recognize who that sketch is to closure in the case. in the meantime, they have sent out new evidence to labs for further dna testing.

all right, shaun chaiyabhat. reporting live. thank you. two big development tis in election 2016. the first is in florida. voters will get another shot to decide whether medical marijuana should be legalized. they tell news 6, it has collected enough signatures to put that issue back on the november ballot. the measure known as amendment two is 60% approval. it fell short in 2014 with 58% of the vote. meantime, donald trump is sticking to his word tonight. he says he is out of tomorrow night's debate. in fact he says he's made other plans in iowa. has the latest. >> to host a benefit for veterans across time. >> reporter: trump earlier demanded fox replace megan kelly who he claimed treated him unfairly. he blamed the press release for his reason for dropping out.

they came up with this ridiculous pr statement that was drawn up by a child. >> negative ted cruz in a poll. he still wants to debate trump. >> and i'm going to propose the venue, western iowa tech saturday night in sue city. >> reporter: the staffers are preparing for a final push for the weekend. the polls here shows she's in a dead heat with bernie sanders. on wednesday, clinton continue today differentiate herself from sander and took swipes at the republicans. >> before it was called obama care, it was called hillary clinton care. the republicans want to repeal it. >> reporter: sanders met with -- >> the president and i discussed this morning a number of issues. foreign policy issues. the domestic issues. occasionally a little bit of politics. >> reporter: as the clock couldn'ts down to monday's caucuses. they will pull out all their

a carjacking is out of surgery. this is 80-year-old herbert doctor. he and a lace driver were attacked monday. the driver was strapping doctor in when another man, this guy right here, remember nay jumped inside the bus took the wheel and took off. both doctor and the driver were thrown around before he ditched the bus. he was later arrested. doctor had bruises on his face and bleeding in the brain. tonight they had surgery on his hip today. he has a long road to recovery. tonight, a casting controversy. >> why some are upset over who was picked to portray michael jackson. plus, airborne, a wild crash at a florida intersection sends a car flying into traffic. why the driver is now in some trouble. tom? >> the break, we're getting in the rain right now. big scattered showers moving away. there's plenty more marching in

i'll be right back to pinpoint how early the rain starts for you tomorrow. how long it lasts and what comes after the cold front comes through. but first, the rising resolution. why divorce filings go up in january.

every 36 seconds, a couple gets divorced in this country.

divorce attorney turns out is january. >> they found out january affect maybe replaced this year thanks to possible changes in florida alimony laws. >> reporter: that might not moment that passes the torch to a new year. the air is filled with that scottish tune old language's ion. translation? times gone by. but january marks the start of something else. what divorce magazine call ascii new year's resolution. filing for divorce. >> every year there's a spike in january in filings. >> reporter: attorney mark tron has experienced the january effect since he first started his family law practice in 88. >> a lot of times they're thinking about the kids and how they're going to be impacted. absolutely. from my perspective, that is high year. >> reporter: really? >> i think so.

>> reporter: in fact, by january 25th, his firm already recorded a 400% increase in divorce filings compared to january of last year. >> well it's a time for resolutions. and a lot of people who are in unhappy marriaged resolve to be happier (sherry said the january divorce filings increased over the last five years. this month, her firm has already seen divorce filings jump 25%. >> i've always wondered this. who files more, men or women? >> it's probably about equal. >> reporter: in 2014, orange county saw 502 divorce filings in january. peaking in march. the same is true in 2015. this year, though, that may change. >> now, a lot of people argue that the alimony laws are antiquated because they were based on when it was much more difficult for women to find jobs in the work force. >> reporter: stay lawmakers considering new legislation that

would calculate the alimony amount. range and duration. it's become a national trend. >> it hurts a lot of women who have been in long-term marriages and stay at home moms. it helps a lot of men who feel like even though their wives may have stayed home, their purpose is capable of going out and get ing a job. >> reporter: the alimony proposal is definitely a game changer. if approved, it could be a law on july 1st. we could see a new peak month for divorce filings. at least this year. caught on camera, a suspected dui crash. a traffic camera captured the moment a car bumped into another vehicle and flipped into oncoming traffic. a multicar crash happened early this morning near miami. it include add miami-dade police d a miami-dade police cruiser. the driver that cause ed the wreck claimed dui.

social media users are crying foul over the white actor being cast as the iconic black musician. he will play the king of pop in elizabeth, mic and will marlon. they will follow the supposedly real life story how they took a road trip out of new york after the september 11th terrorist attacks. it's not clear if that road trip ever happened, one of jackson's former employees insisted that it did. and the three made it as far as ohio. it will air in the uk sometime this year. really? >> mm hmm. you would think somebody seen it along the way. >> it's marlon brando. >> and michael jackson. >> yeah i know. chief meteorologist tom sorrells with that to happen echelon of names as well,

it was crazy p echelon of names as well, especially today though, because it was crazy outside. this is sort of, i want you to think of this as a respite. not really the calm before the storm, but kind of justs a chance to regroup after the storm before the next round of rain comes rocking back in here early during the day tomorrow. here's belusha county. all the way down the county line. we talked about this a few moments ago. here's oak hill. down to the grove. getting some big rain. western, orange county getting rain right now. you see the way it's rolling in towards the links right now. just outside of southern port beach. getting the big rain right now. south of oakland, getting rain. mont vernon had a few scattered showers. notice the trend, more and more in the scattered showers keep pulling in here from the southwest. that will be a player in our forecast before -- i can't say before sunrise, around sunrise tomorrow morning coming out of

visibility's down nine miles in the villages. ten in leesburg. three in melbourne. and look at cocoa beach. visibility almost down to almost less than a mile. daytona beach has three mile visibility. and here six. unlit 63 for the overnight low this morning. today we rebound to a high of 67. where are we now? 65. so we've been flat stuck. basically in the middle 60s for 24 hours now. we're not going up. we're not going down. tomorrow kind of a repeat of today. except i think things won't be rough and rocking as far as rain fall goes. for differentials of temperatures since yesterday at this time, 4 warmer, but we've been in that same zone. between 62 all the wii audiotape to 67 and not beyond. overnight tonight, we get fog and showers returning. periods of rain returning too. heavy embedded showers. by friday, we're clearing and

here's the water vapor. the bright blues and the whites. those are the areas packing the moisture. tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m., a touch of light rain in orange county, down to melbourne. heavy set here. down to the gulf by 7:00 a.m., it's approaching lake county up to daytona beach. some of that blasts right on through. a couple hours all the way through there in belusha county. and enwe wait for the afternoon. the arrival of the frontal zone. and then it finally gets here about 4:00 in the afternoon. that round of showers, we turn the corner and friday, saturday, and sunday are so much better. overnight lows, we're talking 61 new smyrna. 60 in the villages. 62 in titusville and 61 in orlando. here's for tomorrow. daytime high tomorrow is about 70. we're not warming up or cooling down until the rain gets scoured

all right magic nation not how could you be? i've been siting here for weeks how bad the magics have been. nothing changed from last night. they still lost 11 of 12 games. tom, can they win? >>yes. >> can i just bring you some good news? peyton peyton, along with mario. the challenging al star weekend. the challenge takes place friday

from toronto. that would be the 12th game. i think peyton, you should cut your hair. here's the deal. i say you cannot play el ford in the rising stars challenge unless you cut your hair. >> ping for right now, asme not going to cut my hair. leave me alone. okay you got it. 40,000 golf enthusiasts opening day for the annual pga show. this is not open to the public. it's where manufactures made -- with wilson, made many other show off with 2016 goods. consumers will be buying this spring. if you think the gulf industry is slowing down, it's not. >> the gulf industry is a powerful industry. not only obviously the will ton. but many economies. especially here in central florida where a lot of people make their living around the gulf course. that is former 18 year major leaguer hitting the grand slam in the red sox. this is day monohanging out at

gone back nearly nine years in the six haar caves. he was the first to play the ping-pong today. eight times, so i mixed it up. enjoy. >> when i say the pga show, what do you say? >> i say i need to find a way to get my golf game to be relaxed. >> reporter: that would be called a massage therapist. >> i saw some outside. normally a few beers on the course helps too. and i haven't seen a booth for that. >> reporter: we're not -- i'm working you're just kind of -- watering. so no beer. so what's one thing you would like to find to help your golf game. >> i don't think you can help out my game much. it's a mental -- >> reporter: how many feet do you think you could hit a golf ball with a pitcher throwing it to you and you're at home plate? >> probably zero.

another bad question. the original participant, nine years ago, played the central florida q and a again, how do you sum this one up. >> i think you're getting very comfortable with your questions to me that i just can't answer them anymore. you're making it very tough on me. >> reporter: (indiscernible) care about johny. the dr. phillips guy right there. on the pga tour golfer. ping-pong over drive. go to click orlando right now. go to your computer or your phone, your tablet, and you can see that whole ping-pong unedited.

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