[real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company.] >> the wrong step that now has a community mourning the loss of this 13-year-old boy. in minutes, the tragic twists in the investigation that links a hoverboard to his death. >> but first, a cold blast puts parts of central florida under a freeze warning tonight. good evening, this is news 6 at 4:00. i'm lisa bell. >> i'm julie broughton. ginger is off tonight. in just hours, temperatures will start plummeting into the 20's in some areas.

is pinpointing this bitter blast of cold air. >> okay. it's one of those location things to see exactly where you are to determine what's going wrong with you tonight. freeze warnings are up north from flagler county, putnam to marion county, the lighter blues, volusia, seminole, orange, brevard and osceola county, those a windchill advisory that runs through the day tomorrow. the winds have been howling. that will continue through the night and part of the day tomorrow. the radar tonight is clear. that's not the problem. the temperatures remain the problem. we've rebounded to at least 59 in orlando for a high today. 57 in ocala and 57 in daytona beach. on-the-town forecast for tonight, a little more cloud cover and a whole lot of wind building in. temperatures sliding through the 50's as the night wears on. the low tonight in ocala, 33. 39 has us going into the 30's in orlando, bottoming out at 39. i'll be right back to pinpoint the warm-up for tomorrow. please believe it is not much of

i'll see you in a few more minutes. >> thank you, tom. now to breaking news and tragic new details in an accidental shooting investigation in orange county. investigators now confirming a 13-year-old boy who was shot on sunday has died. >> the new developments coming in within the last couple of hours. news 6 reporter troy campbell just got back from speaking with the young boy's coach in ocoee. >> yeah, it's pretty tragic. friends and family members of 13-year-old levardo fisher you see right here, they say he died last night after being rushed to the hospital sunday night in had critical condition. new this afternoon, we've learned the boy's relative was holding a gun while riding on a hoverboard. the relative lost his balance and accidentally shot the teen in the head. he was an 8th grader at ocoee middle school and a quiet kid that excelled in academics and very well-liked by his

>> the kid is who you want to marry your daughter, the kid that you want to take your daughter to the prom, the kid you can trust to drive her to the prom. that's him. >> investigators say the gun does belong to one of his relatives. that's video of his uncle being arrested outside of the crime scene. at the time, he was just arrested for being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm. initially the people inside the house, they told investigators someone else shot the teen and took off running but later changed their story. a little later at 5:00, we'll hear more from the boy's football coach about what the team plans to do to honor his life. >> such a sad story. troy, thank you. >> just in at 4:00, a local high-profile attorney says he's now representing one of the 11 victims who was shot at an orlando nightclub over the weekend. he says he's investigating if the club did enough to protect the 300 people inside at the time. two people died at the shooting

universal boulevard in the heart of the tourist district, not far from international drive. news 6's erik von ancken is live in downtown orlando. you just talked with attorney matt morgan. what did he tell you? >> right, lisa. just within the past 45 minutes or so, o.p.d. still isn't telling us who those 11 people are who were shot over the weekend, but matt morgan says one of them now has come to him and he's taken the case. >> why do you believe this could be a negligence case? >> a nightclub has the duty to ensure the safety of the people that come into the club. >> attorney matt morgan says his client -- he won't identify the person -- was standing just feet away from the shooters when they opened fire inside the glitz ultra-lounge early sunday morning. the reason he's involved now is his client doesn't believe there was enough security at the club even though a police spokesperson said this sunday morning, just hours after the shooting. >> i want to say that the club really did everything that it's supposed to do.

we have to investigate that. we know that there were people that were able to bring guns into the club. we know that there was a security company that was hired to check for people bringing guns into the club. despite that, people were able to bring guns into the club. >> o.p.d. also had off-duty officers inside the club. three of them in full uniform, fully armed after two shootings in the parking lot here last year. the club also has cameras inside and out according to police and private security doing patdowns. but morgan and his client don't believe it was enough. >> and o.p.d. said again today that this was an isolated incident. the public does not need to be concerned. they know who the suspects are. so why aren't they telling us and why aren't they telling us who the victims are? lisa, answers when i see you again coming up at 5:00. >> all right. erik von ancken reporting live in downtown orlando tonight. thank you. >> also right now, new hampshire

>> it is the first in the nation and the implications are huge for election 2016. matt austin is here with the latest. >> the votes are coming in as we speak. let's start with the republican side. donald trump is the frontrunner right now but there's still time for a handful of his competitors to take the win or maybe even have a strong second or a third place showing. keep in mind the billionaire businessman led the poles in iowa and fell second to ted cruz once the votes were tallied. >> and on the democratic side, bernie sanders claims a lead over hillary clinton, claiming all four votes in the tiny town of dixville new hampshire. they cast their vote at midnight like they always do. >> you can get the results sent to your smartphone with the news 6 mobile app. just search wkmg in your app store. >> matt, thank you. a terrifying trip at sea for the thousands aboard this cruise ship last week.

winds of 100 miles per hour. now senator bill nelson is calling for an investigation to see if this ship should have sailed in the first place. eric sandoval is getting answers at port canaveral. what are you finding out today? >> well, you know, julie, the ship, anthem of the seas, should be right behind me right now. it should be here in florida, port canaveral, but as we know now, it had to turn around because it encountered the terrible storm out of the atlantic. i talked to the national transportation safety board today, they tell me they're seriously considering launching an investigation to see why the ship set sail when a vicious storm was lurking off the coast. >> the new cell phone video shows how hard it was for people to keep their balance as the anthem of the seas sailed through a storm this week. waves reached 30 feet, forcing passengers to stay inside their room until the storm passed. >> i'm sure there was a

the question is, why? >> senator bill nelson says he wants the national transportation safety board to find out why the cruise line cleared the anthem of the seas to sail through that storm. news 6 found out this afternoon, the ntsb is considering his request. >> that is pretty crazy. it's like, i don't know, i wouldn't want to go on a cruise after that. >> she says she's sailed to the bahamas before and couldn't believe the video she saw showing what happened on board the anthem. >> do you think that the cruise ship should have sailed, knowing that storm was out at sea? >> no. i think it was wrong for them to even go. they should have just held it off for a while until it was better. >> so why didn't the captain wait? well, we're actually hearing from that captain for the very first time. we just got ahold of some video of him explaining to passengers on board the anthem of the seas why he decided to set sail. we're going through that video right now. we'll have it for you coming up

for now, we're live at port canaveral, eric sandoval, news 6. >> thank you, eric. a valentine's staple possibly in jeopardy thanks to this out of whack weather. >> we're talking about the very important chocolate covered strawberries. news 6 meteorologist candace campos hit the local fields to find out what was going on. >> well, don't let these cute little faces holding all those strawberries fool you. it was certainly slim pickings when we went out to the strawberry fields and it looks like in oviedo, pappy's patch, it was pretty hard to find any of those strawberries. check this out. the patch was only able to be open about an hour this morning before the field was picked out completely. many folks who frequent pappy's each year told us they had to work extra hard to fill those buckets. they said it's been the worst year in strawberry history, at least for the 14 years she's been taking care of the patch.

extreme weather we've seen, heat in november and december, followed by a cold and rainy set-up in january and february, confused the berries, pretty much throwing them right out of whack. she hopes to open the patch in a week or two. the warm weather continues as we pinpoint right where pappy's patch is in oviedo. you can see tonight temperatures are dropping in the 40's again. tomorrow morning, we're waking up to 41 degrees and warming up only to a balmy 50 degrees. >> we're all a little concerned, not just the strawberries. >> it's serious business. >> when you think of valentine's day it's roses and chocolate covered strawberries, not the case here. >> that's unfortunate. thank you, candace. well, hidden, dangerous and putting our money at risk. how local police got results today to find skimmers before they find you. >> then one fall after another with his mom by had his side. the panda cub finally reaches

see the final climb in 20 minutes. >> they don't look real, do they? they look like people in outfits making out as pandas. >> look at the freeze warning this morning from ocala to marion. i'll pinpoint where you live and look down the road. how soon will it warm up? >> oh, 100% because he's a prankster. he does stuff like this because he thinks it's funny. >> a florida mom shocked at her son's punishment. she calls his gator toss a prank. what she says about his potential prison time. getting results on news 6 at 4:00. we'll be right back. >> during the break, we're streaming live on facebook. search lisa bell news on

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>> new tonight, a mom comes to her son's defense after he was locked up in jail. investigators say it's because he hurled a gator through a florida wendy's drive-thru window. >> since bringing you the pictures of the toothy help tile last night at 11:00, matt austin is here with the mom's reaction and, matt, she says not so fast. >> exactly. linda james says this was all just a prank and refers to her son, josh, as harmless. now he's sitting in jail, though, facing pretty serious charge, assault with a deadly weapon with intent to do less than murder. >> i don't even get that. i don't know how -- i don't get it. >> james says her son knew -- knew someone at this wendy's in royal palm beach, down where i was from, my parents live, the prank happened in october. but florida fish and wildlife didn't think these pictures were all that museum amusing. >> the family found out about the charges yesterday. >> they said will he cooperate?

bad kid. he's a stupid kid who did a stupid prank. he had no problem of turning himself. >> he faces unlawful possession and transportation of an alligator. just so you know, you're not allowed to drive with an alligator. >> i feel bad for the gator. >> absolutely. >> if that was my child i would want him arrested. >> he threw an alligator. >> someone could have gotten really hurt. >> calm down over there, mom. >> i know. >> now he's in a nice canal. you can feed him. >> i'll give him a turkey hot dog. like at fun spot. >> don't feed the alligators. >> i'm getting bad advice. now he's in jail. not too bad. >> if you want to read more about this bizarre gator arrest,

facebook.com/news 6. >> at 5:00 tonight, transportation crews want your help getting results. they want to improve safety at a busy intersection in seminole county. there's a public hearing tonight over proposed changes where state road 434 meets calabria drive, north of state road 436. they're considering putting in a concrete median so drivers can't turn left. supporters say it will cut down on crashes. the hearing is at 5:00 tonight at the 7th day adventist church and 434. >> tomorrow, orange county deputies and orlando police are cracking down on several marked crosswalks. it's a story that i have covered in the past. our cameras capturing cars whizzing right by me, even with that bright yellow strolller at a crosswalk in college park. there was no baby in the stroller. metro orlando is ranked as the most dangerous area for pedestrians in the country in the past decade. it's important that we get

safer, especially when you hear these statistics. orange county deputies say 73 kids, ages 14 or younger, were injured or killed in pedestrian crashes in metro orlando just last year. that was actually down from 2014. 586 people were injured or killed. deputies say that's enough to fill almost two boeing 747 planes. tomorrow, be on alert. hundreds of officers across orange county are taking part in operation best foot forward. those who fail to yield will receive a verbal warning or, in some cases, a $164 ticket and three points on their license. >> i've covered those events before and been out. it's amazing, standing there watching people whiz by school zones and officers stopping them. >> i looked this up as well. if you're on a bicycle and you're driving a car, you're supposed to stop and allow the bicycle to cross in the crosswalk as well. >> if you want to check out where the crosswalk crackdowns are happening tomorrow, head to

you'll find it on the home page. >> lots of people made resolutions last month to get in shape this year. but many are about to slip back into their old couch potato ways. gold's gym says the fitness cliff is about to happen. today is typically the day gym members drop. after february 9th, gym memberships are never as high as this time of year. they say stay on track and find a fitness buddy that will hold you accountable. >> did you make any resolutions? >> i did not. >> i fall off the fitness cliff. >> my cliff is the carbohydrate cliff. >> that's a tough one. >> i'm going to stop eating pancakes for a whole year. >> yeah, right. >> no, that won't happen. >> no more cheese burgers for a whole year. >> no you won't. >> comfort food, that's what i'm talking about. look at this graphic.

effect for marion county and putnam county is wedged between the two. flagler county and marion county, that's my viewing area. you're going to freeze up tonight going down to 32 in marion county and ocala. some of the outlying areas may go below freezing. it's going to be a cold start tomorrow. the lighter blues for volusia, seminole, lake, orange and brevard, not sumter, just about everyone else, we've the windchill advisory in effect. the winds will continue through the night tonight. some of the gusts will be upwards of 20 miles per hour. the windchill advisory is in effect until 9:00 tomorrow morning. it might look clear outside, but it's very cool. with that wind, it's wicked cold. see the lows moving to the northeast? eventually the pressure gradient will slow down and stop the wind from knocking us around. there's nothing to show on radar. daytime high today, so far, 59. we might tag 60 and apparently

we'll see it upgraded later. 56 in gainesville and 59 in daytona beach and 60 out at the cape. where are we now? still in there. 59 degrees in melbourne and orlando 59. ocala 57. you can see my camera shaking just a little. see that quake on the horizon there? it's because of all the winds. the winds are not whipping like this, the camera is as still as it can be. 56 in gainesville. here's what you really need to know. the wind is crazy. 23-mile-an-hour wind in leesburg and 20 in orlando and 12 in kissimmee, 12 at the cape, 20 in palm coast. no matter where you are, it's windy, just stronger points than others. windchill factor is not really a factor yet. going into the night tonight, once we drop into the 40's, the windchill factor becomes a big feel and you'll feel it. you really will. the satellite and radar is showing clearing of the skies and no radar echoes.

morning but it will be clear and crisp and cool, if not downright cold for most of us. overnight lows tonight, i'm going 33 in ocala and 34 in leesburg and in orlando, 39, partly cloudy, and just flatout windy. here's tomorrow. first thing in the morning tomorrow, 41 degrees at 8 a.m. we do warm up but we don't warm up a lot. the reading by noon is 52. the daytime high tomorrow, 57 degrees. cloudy, windy, sunny, at least the sun is shining. overnight low tomorrow night, 36. thursday's daytime high, 59 degrees. by friday and saturday, we do a lot better. we're almost back to normal in time for saturday and another cold front shows up and sunday's high is about 60. >> saturday is looking great, though. >> yeah. >> 36, yikes. >> isn't that crazy? i have friends in town from michigan who are not happy. >> i bet. >> the came down here to escape the winter stuff. >> here it is. they must have brought it with them.

>> yeah, that's what happened. >> thank you, tom. a touch of hollywood added to the red lobster menu. >> plus tragedy out of germany. details on a deadly train crash that left dozens injured.

>> trending now, just call him the little panda that could. with the help from mom, bebe got to the top of the palm tree in washington, d.c. at the national smithsonian zoo. he's been trying to reach it for days now. >> you can watch that all day and watch that panda. >> i'm in love. >> no kidding. >> well, thank beyonce for red lobster's sales on the bottom line. she mentions red lobster and they're giving her a shout-out by renaming some menus after

the cheddar bey biscuits are now instead of the cheddar bay biscuits. >> police in kissimmee are closely looking at every single gas pump in the city today on a mission to stop fraud. how they're trying to keep your personal information safe. >> and this local police dog has something worth barking about.

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>> a top honor for a local police dog injured while serving our community. see the moment endo received a purple heart for his work. >> then, not waiting for another victim. news 6 follows police during their citywide sweep to uncover hidden crime tools that thieves are using to target you. >> then crying foul. meet the babies that won over the crowd at ucf this weekend. their story is so cute just ahead. >> they could win over any crowd. >> but first, chief meteorologist tom sorrells, is

this cold snap? >> i'll listen to you. cold weather people love it. look at what i'm talking about. here's our freeze warnings, up for marion county, flagler county, too. even putnam county across the viewing area. if you step outside without a coat on, you're going to think you're freezing. the wind is pretty wicked. visible satellite beginning to fade. you see the broken clouds out there. nothing to help us hold on to what little heat we picked up today. it's 59 in orlando and ocala. the wind speeds don't help out at all. it doesn't feel like it's 59. as soon as you step outside with a 20-mile-an-hour wind, on-the-town forecast for tonight, 58 within the hour. a little more cloud cover trying to build in. 55 by 6:00. by 7 p.m., 54. i'll be right back to pinpoint the overnight low where you live and talk about how chilly things will be for your day tomorrow. >> sounds good, tom.

as we take you out live over downtown orlando, remember, you can pinpoint weather changes right from your smartphone with the news 6 pinpoint weather app. just search wkmg in your app store. >> right now, an urgent crackdown by kissimmee police. they want to get results and find skimmers before they find you. today, news 6 followed officers during a citywide sweep, checking gas pumps to make sure the crooks haven't switched out the gas card readers. mark lehman explains how you can keep your money protected. >> the sweep today involves police officers looking inside the gas pumps. they're looking to get results in the first-ever citywide skimming crackdown. >> two minutes at the most, boom, boom, in and out. >> that's how fast one of these pumps can be turned into a personal dat mining machine. >> take this cable off, and put it back in and they're in

>> detectives going through nearly 30 gas stations, every single one in the city of kissimmee after this skimming device was found attached to a pump last thursday, one of four recently found in osceola county. >> we're not going to tolerate this. it's unacceptable to the police department. we're out trying to proactively having more victims in the city. >> nearly every gas station on the list is vulnerable. >> it's not a skimmer but part of the cable was removed. >> there was evidence it was tampered with, suggesting an attempt to install one. police hope their sweep will serve as a warning to the crooks. >> if you're planning to install one in the city of kissimmee, we're going to take it with us. it's useless to plant one here. >> of course, as good practice, detectives suggest remaining cautious whenever using your credit or debit card here at the pump. for now, reporting in kissimmee, mark lehman, news 6. >> we just checked with police and so far no skimming devices have been found during today's

>> happening today, a florida congressman john micah in our nation's capital where he got a bill passed to reopen the lake baldwin v.a. nursing center. earlier he visited lake baldwin where the v.a. nursing center will reopen its doors to veterans. the state has control over the 120-bed facility which sat empty for two years. he says more veterans are moving to florida so the space was needed again. there's another v.a. nursing home across the state. >> well, bold crooks, bundle up with quite the disguise during store. >> deputies want to get results and catch them. security cameras at the family dollar in marion oaks captured what appears to be men wearing mask, glasses, along with a scarf and gloves. they targeted two employees leaving through the night in the parking lot and forced them back in the business with guns to rob the place.

asking anybody with information marion county sheriff's office. >> 10 people are dead. many others are injured in germany after two trains collided. 150 people are hurt. the commuter rail trains rush. it happened on a single line that runs along a river, making rescue efforts difficult. they also say that many school children normally ride the line but, thankfully, they were on winter vacation. >> a major honor today for a volusia county police dog wounded in the line of duty. >> endo received a special medal for chasing down a dangerous suspect. news 6 reporter kirstin o'connor was there for the big ceremony. >> several members of the volusia county sheriff's office received honors today, but for this member, he'll have to wear his purple heart around his neck. >> he's back to work and full of energy.

the 4-year-old police dog took a bullet to the neck while chasing after a man who shot his wife. >> i didn't see a handgun. endo was sent to apprehend him. he did just as he was supposed to do. he caught the guy and did physically apprehend the guy. that's when he was shot, we believe when he was on the apprehension on the bad guy's leg. >> the shooter turned the gun on himself. but even after the german shepherd was shot, endo never slowed down, determined to protect his fellow deputies. >> he definitely saved lives. had we not located him then, another person would have been tracking that guy. >> the sheriff ben johnson awarded endo with a purple heart and medal of valor, saying he's the most decorated police dog in their department. >> deputy woodson was also awarded for his calm reaction in the moment, ensuring the safety of all deputies on scene and

his most trusted companion. >> when i'm home, he's there. when i'm at work, he's there. it's a bond only a canine handler would really understand. >> after recovering from his injuries and doing training with gunshots to make sure he has no ptsd, endo is back with deputy woodson on duty. >> so glad. >> he's so cute. >> i'm so glad he's recovered and back at work. >> those canine officers, they're very confident of their handlers. >> absolutely. right now, the justice department is trying to figure out how hackers got their hands on the information of more than 20,000 f.b.i. workers. the hackers claim they have the names, titles, phone numbers and e-mail addresses after hacking into their database. officials say right now it doesn't appear any private information such as social security numbers was accessed. the f.b.i. leak comes just one day after the personal data of almost 10,000 department of homeland security employees was posted online.

whole lot of cute going on at ucf this past weekend. >> oh, yeah. the second annual baby race happening at the knights' games. take a look. the university just sent us this adorable video, babies between the ages of 6 and 18 months race. some of the little ones crawling in the right direction to win it. but it seems that most of the babies were kind of a little upset and confused by everything. i imagine so. there's all these strangers around them, bright lights. >> that's an adorable little baby. >> i know. the fastest baby went home with $100. >> got the binkie there. >> it's very important. you need to bribe them with something at one end of the court. very cute. >> how fun. >> trending tonight, a historic move by a florida high school after choosing the first female football coach in the state. >> i think i'm just more excited right now.

florida, but for miami jackson. after the head coach stepped down, i kind of took a look and why i cannot do it and today is true. >> i already love her. she's now the first-ever female head football coach in florida. she's a physical education teacher at miami jackson senior high school and a former football player herself. she's also known as bernice on the reality tv show south beach tow. >> we're not very hip and sometimes it just really comes out. >> i was hoping you would help me there. that's wonderful. i always say it's a shame for it to take to 2016 for that to happen. there's news in the nfl that they finally have a female coach. >> the story has more than 600 likes on our facebook page.

[reading postings] >> you can keep the conversation going at facebook.com/news 6. certainly an inspiration for a lot of girls, certainly all the girls in her school where she works. >> she has quite a following. >> sharks in florida. the new numbers and how they broke records in 2015. >> and info emerges from the fiery scene in brevard county. what the homeowner blames on the sudden blast. >> we have watches and warnings up. we've got a windchill advisory for everyone. freeze woes from flagler to putnam to marion. i'll be back to pinpoint the daytime highs for you tomorrow. i'm not sure you're going to like it. see you in a few.

news 6 goes undercover to expos gun ordinances ignored.

>> a news 6 investigation triggering a hot-button topic on the news 6 facebook page. >> we're going to check in with the producer in the newsroom. he's going to answer some of the questions you had on facebook since airing the exclusive at 11:00. but first, we begin with investigator eryka washington with the story. >> my producers went to the de land gun and knife show on saturday morning to try to buy a handgun. first, a licensed dealer told them they need to do wait three days. so they kept looking. then they found this dealer holding a sign, ready to sell her guns. they handed over the money, $350, and the undercover producer is given the handgun after only a glance at his driver's license. no questions asked. >> how did this happen? because it shouldn't have. >> volusia county is one of

loophole. that means, this volusia county ordinance says both licensed and unlicensed sellers are required to do a criminal history background check, have a three-day waiting period to get a gun and this applies to gun shows, gun exhibits and collector shows. but no background check or three-day wait was ever mentioned by the private seller and we did not see anyone at the show enforcing this county ordinance. >> we wanted to hand this to you. >> we turned the handgun over to the volusia county sheriff's office where we revealed what happened. >> certainly disappointing to see that happen because the rules are there for a reason. >> it's the onus on the seller to know the rules and regulations in volusia county? >> the onus is absolutely on the seller as well as the people who are organizing these gun shows. >> we contacted the organizer of this show, sports show specialists. they sent me a photo of this sign. they say it's posted on the

dealers even sign an agreement stating they will abide by all county ordinances. so whose job is it to enforce this rule? >> the local law enforcement jurisdiction is the one responsible for enforcing it. if the gun show is taking place within the sheriff's office jurisdiction, we will enforce it. we do occasional spot checks. we may do walk-thrus. but still, 40% of guns sold in this country are sold without a background check. >> no. it would not surprise me that you would be able to do that. we need to have universal background checks for all gun sales that happen in our state. >> john mar, a licensed gun dealer, disagrees. >> we don't need more restrictions on gun ownership. we've got enough already on the books. >> but even with an ordinance on the books, we found rules being ignored. >> the fairgrounds is the only location within volusia county sheriff's office jurisdiction

if you're found to have violated volusia county gun sale ordinance, you could face up to a $500 fine or up to 60 days in jail. >> joining us live is our investigative producer. thank you for being with us. we want to get to some of the questions and comments on our facebook pain. it generated a huge response. >> shaun, do you have a concealed weapons license? >> great question from michael. the answer is no, i don't have a concealed weapons permits. if i had one, i could go right day. officer. we asked the sheriff's office and they told us if you go in there and buy a gun without a concealed weapons permit, you're supposed to have to wait the three-day period. >> you were never asked if you had that license?

they really quickly, lisa, checked at my i.d. to see if i was 21 and then they gave me the gun without doing a background check or having me wait the three days. the onus, according to the sheriff's office, was on the seller, though it was a private seller, because they were selling the gun at that fairground at a public gun show, they were supposed to wait the three days and check a background check on me. >> so really the only way you wouldn't have to wait is if you have the concealed weapons license? >> correct. >> i know you've heard from a lot of people on both sides of this issue, including some gun owners. what are they saying about this? >> well, i did talk to some gun owners who contacted me. a lot of gun owners think there's too many laws on the books for guns. even though they say there's too many laws, they say the laws on the books are not being enforced and they say that's a problem and they're disappointed with that. >> we posted an extensive interview with a licensed gun dealer on our website. you can find it now by heading

>> chief meteorologist tom sorrells is joining us now. hi there. >> so cold. >> a little on the nippy side of the day. got to get used to that. >> it's cold when you admit it's cold outside. >> i like my florida winter, but i don't like my florida freeze. i want it to be like 58 to 60. >> that's perfect. >> and how about this one from elliot, taking a picture through the broken clouds. and penny in leesburg shot this shot and this is a shot of daytona beach. finding the good even with the cold. always a good day at the beach, even when it's cold, i think. >> freeze warnings in effect for marion county, putnam county, all the way around to flagler county tonight. the rest of us, in a lighter shade of blue there, that's for the windchill advisory. obviously it's crazy windy outside.

hour, gusting even higher than that. making it feel a whole lot colder than it really is. here's daytona beach right now. don't see a lot of whitecaps out there. the wind is coming in from the west right now. west-southwest at 24 miles per hour in daytona beach. temperature reading, 57. humidity, 45%. it is 59 right now in orlando. the same in melbourne. leesburg, 58. check out all the winds. all of them, above 20 miles per hour or right at 20 or better. again, you see 59 degrees in orlando. let's move on past that and show you daytime highs today was only 57 in ocala. 55 in new smyrna beach and 60 out at the cape. right now, at the cape we're down to 59. same in orlando. 58 from sanford to leesburg. 57 from the villages all the way into ocala. here are the winds i was just talking about. all the major reporting stations are at 20 miles per hour or higher. the villages is at 14. look at new smyrna beach. 31-mile-an-hour wind. it's just crazy. crazy windy out there.

i can't think of anything from kite flying to whatever you want to do in the wind, you really can't enjoy it. it's too windy, too windy for even the fun stuff. the satellite and radar together are not showing any appreciable precipitation coming in. you can see the cloud cover from orlando to kills me to melbourne, those will -- from kissimmee to melbourne, those will peel away. it's going to be time before we can turn it around. overnight lows tonight are down to at least 33 in ocala. some of the outlying areas in marion county will go below that. temperatures of 31, maybe 32. for that reason, a freeze warning in marion county and ocala. the winds tonight keep right on pushing from the west, gusting up to 20. the overnight low in orlando can get as low as 39. here's tomorrow.

by noontime tomorrow, we're back to 52. only an 11 degree jump and up to 57 for the daytime high. keep in mind. a normal daytime high should be 72 degrees. we're not making that anytime soon. overnight low tomorrow night, 36. by thursday, 59 is the daytime high. friday, okay, it's getting better. 68 degrees for the daytime high on friday. saturday, sunday and monday, all kind of look alike. much better. back to the low 70's. >> thank you, tom. we want to get you to some breaking news. sky 6 is live over the casselberry wal-mart. you can see firefighters on scene. firefighters tells news 6 smoke forced them to evacuate shoppers. within the last couple of minutes, we're told the scene is clear. the fire is out. it turned out to be an a.c. unit on the roof that burned out. shoppers are now being allowed back in. we will keep you posted. >> ahead at 4:30, a record-breaking year for shark bites. where florida ranks on that list.

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>> remember, news 6 is always on clickorlando.com, your smartphone and your tablet. take us with you. >> pictures very dramatic, a palm bay home erupts in flames last night. now, all new at 4:30, investigators say a battery may be to blame. the homeowner was working on the battery in his garage and walked away for a moment and that's when the paper reports he heard an explosion in the work area. it happened on ravenswood street southeast. no one was hurt and that investigation is still underway. >> 2015 was a record-breaking year for shark bites around the world. >> 30 of them happening right here in florida. according to the shark attack file, there were 98 shark bites worldwide last year. six of them were deadly.

and move over in new smyrna beach, volusia county is no longer the shark bite capital of the world. brevard county now leads volusia. brevard had eight bites last year and volusia had 7. it's the first time in a decade volusia did not rank first in the state. >> everybody in brevard is going to brag about that. we get more shark attacks now. >> no kidding. >> i don't know about that. >> it always makes me a little nervous, because i love going to new smyrna beach, but that spot has me scared. >> my sister in kentucky will not vacation there because she's afraid she'll get attacked by a shark. >> i know. it's our fault. >> matt austin is here with what's coming up at 5:00. >> a florida lawmaker is demanding answers tonight about the cruise ship that took passengers into a pretty dangerous storm. what one senator says he wants to know about that scary ride that left the ship damaged and even hurt a few passengers. and we continue to follow breaking news in orange county. the 13-year-old boy shot over the weekend has died.

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