[real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company.] >> breaking at 4:00, a fiery rescue inside this orlando home. >> also ahead, the ties the suspected double deputy killer in maryland has to maitland. >> good afternoon, everyone. this is news 6 at 4:00, getting results. i'm ginger gadsden. >> i'm julie broughton. >> i'm lisa bell. and a dancing update with the doggie.

why things are looking up for this new internet star. the breaking bark alert coming up in just moments. >> but first, we're following breaking news right now. sky 6 is over a fiery battle in orlando. they battled the flames from outside this burning home along minoso street near carver middle school. two dogs were rescued inside the home. no word if anyone was injured. the state fire marshal is investigating. >> also breaking an arrest in a wal-mart attack involving a knife. the suspect, we're just learning, teen girls, 15 and 16 years old. the two were caught stealing from the wal-mart along south boulevard. when a security guard tried to stop them, one of the teens lunged at him with a knife. the teens are both charged with weapon.

for now from the bitter blast of cold air. >> it's warming up out there a little bit. after a frosty morning in northern parts of central florida, looking a lot better this afternoon. you can see pictures there of frost on the cars and dogs bundled up as well. we sent meteorologist candace campos to pinpoint how it's looking right now. i don't think she's following any frost right now, but chief meteorologist tom sorrells will tell us it's still chilly out there in some spots, right, tom? >> oh, my gosh, it's still chilly. but it warmed up nicely as the day wore on. we made it back in the 60's. we're celebrating for now, but for us, it's on the cool side. right now, winds have died out. other temperatures for you, 68 from gainesville to ocala to the villages. the temperatures down by the coast slow to rebound. 62 at the cape and 60 in cocoa beach and the wind speeds have died down, too.

the evening forecast temperatures dropping to 59 by 7 p.m. >> thank you, tom. >> news 6 investigates the man maryland police say gunned down two deputies. >> the sheriff in harper county maryland says 68-year-old david brian evans shot and killed one of his deputies in a panera restaurant outside baltimore yesterday. he then shot another deputy not far away before he was shot dead. this afternoon, news 6 uncovers evans had two arrest warrants out for him at the time, including one from orange county. news 6 reporter eric sandoval is getting answers from investigators today. what have you found out about this man? >> you know, the orange county clerk of courts didn't want to give us this search warrant. they basically say this is part of the investigation in maryland. we got something better from the maryland police department. this is the police report that basically details what happened here in orange county. it tells the story of a man who was willing to run from police,

>> you've had contact with the harper sheriff's office and provided them with a copy of our report. >> maitland police lieutenant says that report lays out what happened last april in the office complex parking lot. he says it involves a 68-year-old driver by the name of david brian evans, a man shot dead in a shoot-out near baltimore yesterday after he shot and killed two deputies. maitland police investigators say it was around 4:00 in the morning last april when they found a car hiding near a tree here. they say evans was behind the wheel and woke up when he saw the officer. >> the male became very nervous, said he worked at the building, which i didn't. he appeared to be living or working out of the vehicle. >> as they were about to run a check on the license plate, evenss hit the gas pedal and drove out on maitland boulevard with police checking him. he barrelled over the concrete median getting over the right lane and sped off.

maitland police or any other law enforcement again. >> there's really nothing in this report that would signal there? it's something that police officers encounter every day. >> we checked and maryland police are still investigating, trying to figure out why evans would open fire on these deputies. some speculate he basically had general. maitland police tell us they have a message for those investigators in maryland tonight. find out what it is, coming up in my story at 6:00. eric sandoval, news 6. >> thank you, eric. just in at 4:00 now, new zika cases confirmed in florida. >> the health department released the new numbers within the last couple of hours. >> they tell us the two new cases are in miami-dade and lee counties. that puts the total in the state up to 18, 7 of which are in miami-dade. we also have one case in osceola and another in nearby st. johns county. all of the cases are travel-related, meaning there

the mosquito-borne illness in florida. health experts say the zika virus can cause birth defects. there are ways to protect yourself. coming up at 4:30, consumer reports reveals the best mosquito repellants to stay safe. also, we have more information about the signs, symptoms and zika treatment on clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. you'll find it on the home page under health stories. >> breaking tonight, senator bill nelson announced the national transportation safety board will search the ocean again for the black box of the sunken el faro. the ntsb hopes to figure out the challenges the crew faced by listening to their conversations. 33 people were on board when hurricane joaquin hit, causing the cargo ship to sink. the ship was traveling between jack jacksonville and puerto rico.

one along the east coast in new jersey. inspectors are looking at the damage of the royal caribbean cruise ship. it ditched a scheduled docking in cape canaveral and turned around with thousands of passengers on board to its home port in new jersey. tonight the passengers are sharing with us their nightmare trip at sea. >> after a nightmare at sea, passengers of the anthem of the seas cruise ship are back on solid ground, sharing tales of a dream caribbean vacation gone rogue. >> the wind was coming through the doors. we thought it was going to break the glass. we slept on the sofa because we didn't think we were going to make it.

which was good for her. >> they are reviewing the policies to make sure an incident like this never happens again. >> it should never happen. we've got to do better. we can't ask guests who are coming to us >> they save all year. >> they are trying to make it up to them, but the thing is, you have to think about the millions of people who sail each year

>> you know, i get that. but if you're on that and you're look -- >> i know, i know. >> it wasn't like the storm was a surprise. it had been forecast for a short time. >> which is why they're going to reevaluate their storm avoidance system. >> lisa is not cruising anytime soon. >> to read more about the company's response and a full-time line pinpointing the ship's journey, head to clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. you'll find it under top stories. it's on the home page. >> well, later tonight, the fish and wildlife commission will be meeting with worried homeowners in one brevard county town. it's all after a recent spike in coyote sightings. it will be held at 6:30 tonight at the gleason park recreation center. indian harbor beach suspended the trapping at that park after a dispute over whether the animals should be euthanized or relocated. several coyote sightings have been reported over the last year

killed or disappearing. >> the sunshine state 2016 written in frost. we sent meteorologist candace campos to pinpoint how things are right now and starts our coverage live in the villages. >> well, it is a gorgeous day, no frost to be found so far this afternoon. temperatures right now are in the mid-60's. the sun is shining. not a cloud in sight. we're here in the villages overlooking a beautiful golf course. again, here in the villages, again, it's a beautiful afternoon. i didn't know that the means of transportation here is by golf cart. you learn something new every day, right? >> we did speak with some golfers who are enjoying the sun and the cooler temperatures. but they did say if it could be a little warmer, and i think here at news 6, we can deliver that. so let's break down your forecast here for the villages, folks. you can see temperatures are going to dip back into the upper

a.m. about 50 or so degrees. look at what you can expect by 4 p.m. finally the return of the 70's by about 3:00 into about 4, 5:00 tomorrow evening. a beautiful friday is on tap. again, live out here, it's a beautiful afternoon. folks are really enjoying it. i see some tennis over there as well. these people really know how to enjoy that sunshine. we're going to criss-cross around lake county. our next stop is is going to be in leesburg, coming up at 5:00. >> thank you. we'll see you a little bit later. >> breaking news just in, the stock market just closed and there was another big drop. we'll have the numbers for you next. >> also in florida, a hunt for pythons roaming the everglades. what we just learned of how many of the deadly snakes have been caught. >> but first, we take you into a dance studio where dogs are hot to trot and putting on quite the show. you don't want to miss that. you are watching news 6, getting

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>> here's a quick look at stocks, 15 minutes after the closing bell. the dow is down in the 15,000. the dow plunged triple digits after markets in europe and asia closed way down as well. the price of oil is also continuing to drop. >> under better news now, in case you missed this, we have found the perfect dog perhaps for ginger. >> not only do you share the same name but also similar dance moves. >> watch it. >> we've got a problem now. we just checked. he was adopted this afternoon from the orange county animal shelter, so workers were right.

>> she's a dancer for sure. >> you could learn something from that for sure. >> the dogs are really a man's best friend. as you can see from the video, they make for pretty good dance partners. >> justin warmoth pulled curtains on dogs in maryland, working on putting their best paw forward. >> in darlene's dance class, everybody moves to the music, whether you have two legs or four. >> i must be out of my mind, but it is one of the most fun things i have ever done in my life. >> canine freestyle isn't a walk in the park. each move takes practice for handler and their partner. 9-year-old ruby is a veteran freestyler who is a veteran in every routine but dogs don't always make the best partners. >> if you make a mistake, they'll let you know. they let you know.

it's not the way to do this. it's very interesting. >> this is a legitimate dog sport with ribbons and titles. most here say it isn't just canine. >> the connection, the bond that you have with your dog, he's you. it's just wonderful. it's just wonderful. >> she and her standard poodle have been dancing together almost six years. she has a background in dance she says. >> regardless of experience, the routines deliver lots of exercise with flair. justin warmoth, news 6. >> that is wonderful. because dogs are already movers, but when you add dancing to the mix -- >> it burns their energy off, too, because they have to stay so focused. can boots do that, do you think? >> boots can do anything. >> he's almost 12 years old.

24/7 until he comes in from a walk. >> other dogs dance around boots. >> he's a lot like me. >> chief meteorologist tom sorrells is joining us now. the warm-up is starting to happen. >> you felt it, didn't you? >> barely, barely. >> have you been inside all day? >> it's freezing. >> it feels fantastic out there. >> i'm missing it. >> look at the radar. we're as dry as we can be. no echoes yet. it's going to be a few days before we get any rain chances. let's talk temperatures.

shows the dry air that gobbled up all the cloud cover last night which made for the dry air last night which made the problem overnight and we had the benefit of the sunshine today warming us up. everything is going peaches into the night. we're talking about overnight lows that are finally bearable. >> we have an increase in cloud cover through the day tomorrow. then saturday, a reinforcing cold front tries to come in. it's not super strong, so we're not looking for big rain, but it will increase the clouds and drop the temperature back. instead of hitting like we did

warm up, saturday we'll dial it back down a notch and sunday as well. >> overnight lows tonight, this is good stuff. compared to last night, last night, 35. tonight, 47, orlando. 45 leesburg. 43 in ocala. no more 28-degree reading there. 46 does it in palm coast and 48 in melbourne. the official forecast for tonight in orlando drops to 48 degrees. it's a nice night. here's tomorrow. first thing in the morning tomorrow, we're talking about a reading of 49, sunny and nice. by lunchtime tomorrow, we're warmer than we were for a daytime high in orlando. high tomorrow, 74. which is actually 1 degree above normal. 68 is the reading by 6 p.m. tomorrow. here's the planning forecast. friday, normal high, 74. a little above. saturday, still mild. and daytime high on valentine's day sunday, 65. overnight low 53. monday's high, 73. tuesday, 71. we did it.

down to 35 at o.i.a. this morning. it was a little too cold for comfort. but i think tonight you'll enjoy. >> who do i have to thank for the glorious weekend. is that you? >> no, that's a god thing. >> but he'll take it. >> thank you, tom. >> thank you. >> don't forget, you can get breaking weather alerts and live radar anytime on our free news 6 pinpoint weather app. just search wkmg in your app store. >> well, it doesn't get more romantic than binge watching netflix, does it? 51% say sharing a netflix account with their partner was a big step toward a serious relationship. nearly a third, 27%, said liking the same show is important for couples. you've got to have somebody to watch house of cards with. >> a mom calls for help about a dangerous bus stop and now we helped get results. >> we are there as local

out tickets and crack down on drivers illegally passing school buses. >> plus on the hunt for pythons here in florida. new numbers just in on how many were caught and how many may still be out there. >> you're watching news 6 at

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>> remember, news 6 is always on clickorlando.com, your smartphone and your tablet. take us with you. >> all right. tonight we're talking about something big, strong and deadly. >> yeah, not only that. fish and wildlife commissioners say their population is just getting out of control. >> that's why hunters are wrapping up a python challenge in the everglades. matt austin is joining us with the new numbers. >> imagine coming swamps for these things. for nearly a month, brave souls have taken on the mission. their month long challenge wraps up this weekend. wildlife officials say 95 pythons have been caught, compared to 2013, when only 68 of them were captured. but, man, some of these things are huge. hundreds of hunters taking part in the challenge, hoping to win

cooler temperatures making it easier to find the snakes when they're out there sunning themselves. they're quite the target. but wildlife officials say there could be tens of thousands of pythons out there. the females go out and lay 100 eggs. snakes not native to florida, some experts say pet owners let the burmese go into the wild when the snakes got too big. >> they don't have any natural predators in the state of florida. there could be tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of snakes. we just don't know. they're not supposed to be here. >> they average about 8 feet long. they're pretty difficult to find when they camouflage themselves in the everglades. it's more than 1 million acres of swamp and sawgrass. there's a lot of them they're not finding out there. some of these are big enough to take down a deer and swallow it whole. >> you can remember the one that ate an alligator and it split open.

from here to the everglades. >> me, too. i'm glad those people want the $5,000 enough to go do that. thank you, matt. >> the zika virus is confirmed in florida. now news 6 is getting results. >> we'll reveal the best mosquito repellant. >> yesterday we told you about the dangers of a bus stop at this intersection. now less than 24 hours later, a response keeping children safe. coming up after the break, how our report is getting results for this neighborhood. >> and part of a major road shutting down in orange county. what it means for drivers and why you may have a tough time getting to your favorite

>> we get results for a local neighborhood dealing with a major bus stop safety concern. see what happened after we took this video to police. growing. how you can get results and protect yourself from the mosquito-borne virus. >> and a new hair trend taking us by surprise. the inspiration of the unicorn. we try out the make-over in minutes. >> no way.

>> people are not walking down the street like that. blogs. >> it should stay on the beauty blogs. i'm just telling you. three unicorns are not showing up at this desk. >> meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing what you can expect. he's not using his unicorn horn to help us out. >> don't we get enough hate mail already? i get my hair cut every three weeks and i get e-mails saying what did you do with your hair? i got it cut. 63 degrees right now in daytona beach. beautiful waves out there, nothing big. the wind is from the east-southeast at 8 miles per hour. the relative humidity is 40%. not too shabby. satellite and radar shows us how cleaned up we are. we just talked about 63 in daytona beach.

i was down in cocoa beach today. it's 61 degrees right there right now. 68 in the villages and 68 in ocala and 68 in gainesville. out at o.i.a. again, 66. not bad at all. local radar, we don't have anything to track here on radar and we won't for days on end. on-the-town forecast for the evening, 62 by 5:00. come 6:00, 60. and by 7 p.m. tonight, we'll be down to 59. clear, so much milder and nicer than any day we've had this week. standing by now on the road is meteorologist candace campos. hey, candace, what's up? >> well, we're sort of stuck in traffic, but besides that, it's a beautiful afternoon. temperatures are in the mid-60's. we're still criss-crossing lake county. we finally got out of the villages after going back and forth in between all the golf carts so we're on our way. the next stop is going to be leesburg. we're going to be hitting a

throughout the 6 and 7:00 risk when getting on and off the school bus. >> we showed you the video yesterday at 5:30, cars driving right past the bright yellow school bus, completely ignoring the flashing stop sign. one car nearly hits her daughter. so we took this video to the orange county school district and police. once they were notified about the problem, see what happens when news 6 reporter mark lehman returned to the same street this morning in the metro west area of orlando. >> firsthand today, we saw the

at this bus stop and thanks to news 6, police are seeing it, too. they're thankful our report is getting results. >> it's amazing that something happened that fast. >> she says it's a relief to see this much welcome sight. >> do you have your driver's license and registration, please. >> police handing out tickets at an intersection where just yesterday we saw this. >> i would say an average of three, four times a week in the morning that i see. >> she says passing a school bus here is a common and dangerous sight, which is why she and news 6 brought it to the attention of the orlando police. >> it's important for the community to tell us where the problems are occurring so we can address them. >> officers were watching as children ran to catch the bus this morning. no drivers were caught in the act today but police saw several cars running a stop sign before the bus arrived. >> they need to learn they need to stop. >> with safety her no. 1 concern, she says what's happening out here today is getting results.

absolutely awesome. i mean completely got results. >> no one was caught passing a school bus here this morning, police are going to continue to keep an eye on this bus stop. they say further enforcement may be necessary in an effort to keep children safe. >> now, orlando police say if you catch drivers passing buses illegally, you should call their traffic complaint hotline right away. that number is on the bottom of your screen as well as online at clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. i'm so happy that at least they're getting the attention of some people. i bet if everyone who blew past the buses had a child or someone they loved on that bus, they would think differently about it. >> you don't want to see people getting a lot of tickets. >> no. >> but people need to be aware it is illegal to do that. you're putting kids' lives at risk. >> absolutely. >> i say it all the time, people drive crazy through school zones every single morning. not good.

4:30, two crooks busted after they broke into several cars in the tourist area. deputies arrested the two men who broke into two different cars on i-drive. first, they say the two busted the window of a rental car parked at a walgreen's and stole around $5,000 worth of stuff. next, deputies say they, along with a minor, stole a cell phone. >> news 6 has learned a candlelight vigil will be held tonight for deputy scott pine

around the construction site. >> it's impacted our time because lane closures have been happening. >> fdot tells us they've added signs around the site saying "business access open" after some businesses expressed the concerns of closures happening over the valentine's day weekend. fdot assured us people can get to businesses using side streets. even so, some drivers are steering clear. >> brick road or not, it's not comfortable, but i use them to avoid 1792. >> others say they'll just have to deal with the inconvenience. >> i'm going to have to go out of my way. >> drivers will take this road, lee road, to get back on to 1792 if they're taking that detour.

back open at 6 a.m. on monday. >> thank you. the same detour will be set up next weekend starting at 7 p.m., friday the 19th. >> have concerns about your kids' school? tonight parents in volusia county will meet with teachers to discuss plans the district has going forward. today is the third of three meetings where parents, teachers and staff will discuss everything from curriculum to teacher shortages and budget priorities. the meeting is organized by parents and teachers and is not affiliated with the school board. tonight's meeting is set for 6:30 at henson middle school in daytona beach. teachers are asking for a 3% raise but say district officials won't negotiate. a recent survey by the volusia teachers association -- organization, i should say, found 39% of teachers are looking to leave the district at the end of the school year.

protected from the zika virus. next, we came up with consumer reports to reveal which repellants work best. >> also, love is on the air and on the ground and everywhere you look. the family has taken valentine's day to a whole new level. >> do you want to be that neighbor, though? are you the neighbor that's going to take it to the new level? >> no. >> no. >> me neither. here's the temperature readings right now. 68 in the villages and 66 in orlando and 63 in daytona beach. i'll be right back to pinpoint mild overnight lows and just how

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>> yeah, with at least 16 cases in florida, and the world health organization declaring it an international public health emergency, it is important that we get results and stay protected. >> absolutely. this is something you'll want to know. in response to this growing threat, consumer reports is releasing free to the public the exclusive ratings of the mosquito repellants that can help keep you safe. >> mosquitos are a top concern. there's currently no vaccine for the zika virus and no drugs to treat the zika infections, to it's important that people avoid mosquito bites. consumer reports tested insect repellants against the effectiveness for the mosquito. >> products that contain the right percentage of deet were the most effective at preventing bites from aggressive mosquitos in our test.

each contain 20% pacaratin and it contains deet. even women who are pregnant or breastfeeding can safely use the insect repellants if applied properly. don't apply mosquito repellants over cuts, wounds or irritated skin. rub it in carefully, avoiding your eyes and mouth. don't let young children apply it themselves. put it on your own hands and one it in on them and never use it on infants under two months old. >> no cases of zika has been traced to mosquito bites in the u.s. >> in addition to using the

should also wear long-sleeve shirts and pants when outdoors. >> that's something we have to seriously consider. as it warms up it will become an even bigger worry for some people. >> our coverage on the zika virus continues at 5:00 and of course on clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. inside the story on the home page, you can find links to symptoms, treatments and all the travel notices. >> this afternoon, a virginia family is going all out for valentine's day. they almost have to because their last name is the word "loving." >> each year they start decorating for february 14th, the day after christmas. you can see the yard is covered with four-foot-tall flashing hearts and a kissing booth for people who pass by. they say the neighbors love it. >> i wouldn't mind it if my neighbors did something like that. >> if they had a kissing booth? >> you'd have to close at a certain hour, a different kind

>> how romantic would it be to get away and spend a week on this heart-shaped oasis? >> tom is laughing. >> i don't know. >> we posted this aerial shot of richard -- sir richard branson's australian home on clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. the business mogul named it "making peace" island. >> that's sweet. >> that is sweet. but before you make peace, you have to make a billion dollars. that might help. >> i'm about done with him. >> you're not making peace with him. >> the easiest way to make money on your billion dollars is to have a billion dollars. good advice. >> chief meteorologist tom sorrells is joining us now. finally warming up just a bit out there. >> we made it back to 68 in some spots. i'll show you temperatures in just a moment. how late did you sleep in today? >> not that late. >> me either. i was up bright and early, dark and early. that's what it looked like. >> you look nice. you look hip.

that's what i am. this is at freedom seven elementary school in cocoa today. these are sharp 6th graders. look how attentive they are. it was hard to get them to laugh at first. i think they thought like i was soldiers. they're really brilliant children. i had to stop for a moment today because one of the children asked me a question i'd never been asked before. i had to take a piece of paper and pencil and draw a jet stream. they asked how does it impact the storms and affect cloud formation. the two kids that escorted me out reached up and grabbed my hand and went, "nice to meet you, sir." looking at me straight in the face. had a great time. i loved it. freedom 7 elementary school in cocoa beach. right now, the radar is doing great. everything is as clear as can be. it was the lows this morning

the lows are some kind of wonderful. 28 in ocala. 28 in gainesville. in daytona beach today we missed the records. the record is 30. in palm coast, you dropped to 30. it was cold, just really cold. the daytime highs today rebounded nicely. back to 70 in the villages. 68 in ocala and 66 in leesburg. we're still calling orlando 66. we may have jumped up between hours here, and i missed it. we'll update it before the 6:00 newscast if we did hit 67 or 68. but 66 does it right now. 68 in ocala. 68 in gainesville. 70 again in the villages. 60 in melbourne and 66 in lakeland. >> the water vapor loop, this shows the moisture at the upper levels of the atmosphere. the white is the area with all the moisture. the darks and the orange are the really dry areas. the orange is gobbled up, scoured away the cloud cover in the last 24 hours. today it really cost us overnight with no blanket to

today, the sunshine came raging back. it was beautiful. again tonight, we drop quickly. just not as cold as the last few nights. during the day tomorrow, no big deal. a little bit of cloud cover but not much. by friday, 7 p.m., we will have a beautiful friday in central florida. saturday, here comes a passing front through. it's going to come through basically dry. it's not going to be a major cold front. it's more of a reinforcing shot kind of cold front. so it does drop us a bit, like 3 or 4 degrees on saturday and a few more on sunday. but overall, this is a really good set-up. overnight lows tonight are a dream compared to what we went through last night. last night in ocala, you were down to 28. tonight, 43. 44 in the villages, 45 in leesburg. the overnight low tonight in orlando, i'm going to call it 48 degrees. nice night. 48 to 47, depending on where you are. primo. here's tomorrow. >> first thing in the morning 8

by noon tomorrow, 68. mostly sunny. daytime highs tomorrow goes to 74. it will remain dry. it is all good. 74 tomorrow. the overnight low tomorrow night is 53. then on saturday, just a few degrees cooler after the front comes through. 70 for the high. the low is 46. and the rebound on sunday, we bounce back to 65 in time for valentine's day. >> nice. >> i accept all chocolates, just saying. >> we'll make a note of that. thanks, tom. >> if you're on the road and can't check your news 6 weather app, you can now get updates through one of our three radio partners all day long. chief meteorologist tom sorrells and meteorologist troy bridges are pinpointing your weather on 105.9 sunny fm, 101.9 amp radio, and mix 105.1.

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>> remember, news 6 is always on clickorlando.com, your smartphone and your tablet. take us with you. >> here's a live look outside at daytona beach. a beautiful shot there. if you think it's a little too chilly to hit the water, imagine sharing the surf with snow. when the surf's up for these guys in halifax canada, it doesn't matter. that is snow on the ground. the temperature there was around 28 degrees. the wet suits come in handy

>> now, first there was unicorn hair, girls dying their hair in pastel rainbow colors. >> trending now is unicorn horn hair. >> that's right. girls are braiding the front of their hair where it sticks straight out like a unicorn. it caught our eye today. one hair expert gave the tip of sprinkling glitter on the braid to give it a more magical look. so lisa, here's your wish. we tried out the new trend and to see how we would look for unicorn horn hair. >> i think it's very natural. >> i do, too. it's very comfortable. >> you could sleep in that. >> that's what you need in florida. >> i just don't even know why people would do that. i don't understand that. >> i don't know it's a unicorn anyone wants to find. >> no, it's not magical at all.

>> if we sprinkled glitter on it, would it make it more magical? >> we do have the man bun, troy bridges in the morning. i'd take the man bun over the unicorn horn thing. >> i don't mind the man bun. >> you don't? >> if you're looking for love, here you are. >> matt austin is here with stories coming up on the news at 5:00. >> no man bun. sorry ladies. prices are up again at universal orlando. some say the constantly rising prices will keep them away from the parks. >> and new zika virus cases in florida and how state leaders are working to combat the illness. getting results on this gorgeous thursday. there's the band shell at lake

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