watching construction pick up so hopefully not too much longer. >> a lot of folks probably off from work. lucky you. but why are you wit us in you should sleep. storms, so a few changes on the way. >> we had breaking news to get to first. an rv crashes and bursts into flames. one person did not make it. kirsten is live. we know police are still out there. what can you tell us? >> we have been talking with one of the officers on the scene. he tells us they have this whole area tapes off from the exxon gas station over to the dairy queen and the reason for that is there are pieces of this rv that are thrown all over this area. we are actually standing away

burned up. they will not tell us how many people died in this accident. you can see from beyond that caution tape tree that fell over and a lot of damage. you can't even make out the rv at this point. it is unrecognizable this morning. detectives are trying to figure out why they hit the tree, toppling to the ground. there is water on the ground from when the fire department was trying to put out the flames. that rv so badly burned, it is unrecognizable this morning. also, you can still smell the smoke that was out here probably just a couple of hours ago. we know police were called out here at around 1:00 this morning to try to get this scene under control. we know there are power

assessing the situation, making sure theretos no danger to the power lines above us. this fire happened next to the gas station, the exxon gas station is taped off. it is steps away from the pumps at the gas station where the fire happened. so there was quite a bit of danger here just hours ago. still a heavy police presence. a lot of officials and detectives looking through the scene and trying to gather more information about what happened. and give us more information about this deadly accident. we'll continue to update you on what we can find out from police on the scene. >> outside we have a quiet start to this monday. changes are in store. >> troy bridges is in the pinpoint weather center with the information. >> we'll pinpoint a front that comes in late tonight and early tomorrow.

chance for storms overnight. we have to pay close attention to that. before that, we are seeing the clouds streaming in from the gulf. you can see red arrows bringing in warm air. the winds coming in out of the south and southwest. we are at 55 in orlando, 48 in ocala. depending on where you are in north and northwestern zones, you'll need a jacket in many areas. look at the warmup. a lot of clouds, minimal rain at 30% this afternoon. warming to 78 by 4:00 today. coming up, we'll talk about the timing for the storms tonight and early tomorrow. first let's check on the roads and head over to amy in the napleton traffic center. folks. >> it is a holiday for a lot of folks. volume. we'll see how it goes. by maitland boulevard, still

southbound lanes closed from construction from the weekend. they are scheduled to reopen at 6:00 this morning. until then you will have detours including one to i-4. volume is light. my drive times looks fine. 408, eastbound and westbound travel is not an issue. we'll send things back to you. >> more breaking news this time in deland. >> a family is forced out of their home after a fire. we learned the victims had to escape through a window and minutes later the roof collapsed. johnny is there live. johnny, you spoke with the family, how are they doing after this terrible situation? >> i spoke with a family member offcamera. she tells me everyone is ok. as you can imagine, they are

the chief tells me a 4-year-old was in the house when the fire took place. i want to show you video of when we got here. we were here. firefighters responded to the house on south stone street at around 1:34. the chief tells me when the firefighters got here, the house was engulfed. the family of four escaped the house through a window after smelling smoke. backyard. they met with firefighters and were brought to safety. moments later the roof collapsed. it appears the fire may have started on the west side of the house. we are told the fire was so intense it knocked down power poles. we did get word the investigation is ongoing by the state fire marshal along with the deland fire marshal. we got word the red cross is helping out this family find a

once we get updates, we'll pass the information along on-air and online. back to you. >> johnny, thank you. we are following breaking news off the coast. that's where the coast guard is searching for a missing boater. the coast guard said they found the missing man's boat but so far no signs of the man. an active search is happening in the area. >> later today, this orange county teen will be back in court. he is accused of running down and badly injuring a police officer. if all goes according to plan, he'll stand trial for the crime in a few weeks. mark lehman is live at the courthouse. what is expected to happen this morning? >> in a few hours, a status hearing is expected for david kelty. there are new questions being

>> he is suffering a bruised retina, the eye bouncing off the brain. >> police say edward kelty was behind the wheel that morning. in january he was denied bond after the judge heard testimony from a detective and a relative. they are arguing he was trying to avoid officer anderson. the judge said there was too much evidence to grant a release. in the ruling, the judge said after reviewing the dash cam video the judge felt the presumption is is great. >> less than two weeks ago this correspondence should step aside

he was a judge in a law enforcement role. another judge stepped down after questions after he was retained by the fraternal order of police. coming up at 8:30 when the status hearing is happening. we'll find out if the judge will be addressing this we'll let you know when this status hearing happens at 8:30. >> in osceola county, kissimmee police need help identifying a repeat robber. he tried to steal cigarettes in from the 7-eleven. detectives say he was able to get cash after pointing his gun at a worker at another seven-lech not far away. if you have any information about either of these cases, call police. >> the body of antonin scalia is being transported back to the washington area today. yesterday a justice of the peace determined the 79-year-old died

suddenly passed away during a hunting trip to texas. ed on sunday flags across the country and in the nation's capitol flew at half-staff in honor of the long time justice a. debate is now ongoing among candidates on the campaign trail over if president obama should nominate scalia's successor. >> the president has the right and the responsibility to nominate a new supreme court justice. >> we cannot have scalia replaced with someone like the nominees he has put there in the past. >> with the next nominee potentially tipping the balance of the high court, the president says he'll nominate a successor in due time. senate majority leader mcconnell said any vacancy should be filled with a new president in office. >> a state-wide campaign to stop

in 2015 troopers say there were 93,000 hit and run crashes in florida and 186 of them were deadly. that's a huge increase from 2014 when there were more than 85,000 hit and run crashes. troopers kicking off with a campaign this morning. families will also be at this event. >> starting today some orange county parents will have a new option when it comes to pediatric care as nemours is expanding. nemours hor sdops opens today and it will offer primary care services to all children. this opening marks the 14th nemours in the area. >> we are starting out nice this morning. >> starting out dry across central florida. that will change late tonight, mainly into early tomorrow. a front bringing storms.

looking good. a little cool. the wind is light at 5 miles an hour. 48 in ocala. mild in brevard county. in the 60's. here's the clouds and rain forecast -- lots of clouds, hardly any rain. sunshine, warming to 78. late tonight, you see a line developing of showers and some stronger storms by 5:00 in the morning. the drive to work tomorrow could be stormy. we'll talk about the timing and bridgett and david, this model data continues to change. we could see this speed up. we could see this weaken. coming up, the chances for stronger storms tomorrow morning straight ahead. >> see you then. a florida college student breaks out after contracting the zika virus.

coming up. >> look at that, a wild chase caught on camera. how police and deputies worked together to catch the suspect just ahead. >> staying on top of breaking news after an rv crashes and burst into flames and one person is dead.

>> just waking up with us, following two stories breaking overnight. first up, a family lost their home after a fire. family members told us they had to escape through a window and moments later the roof collapsed. firefighters are investigating what caused this fire. meanwhile, at least one person is dead and another hurt after an rv crashed boo a ditch and caught on fire. news 6 kirsten o'connor is live at the scene. she'll have a live update coming up at the pom of the hour. >> new this morning, one man's run from the law is caught on camera in brevard county.

>> the tire fell off the stolen mustang. this is yesterday in cocoa. the driver later crashed into a sign at dixon and clear lake roads. he then tried to run away. seconds later, police caught up to him. >> the driver was arrested. 22-year-old ontario is facing along with charges. we checked with the jail and he is being held without bond. >> as concerns continue to grow -- >> some kind of virus but i wasn't to worry but then when the rash spread to my entire upper body, then i said, this is not a typical illness. >> while on a medical mission, the student says he contracted the zika virus.

link between the virus and a birth defect which causes small head and brain damage in babies. >> it is heart breaking for mothers who are pregnant, that would be terrifying to have that possibility. >> the first year medical student said he got a clean bill of health after suffering with the virus for four days. so far 20 cases of zika have been confirmed in florida. >> pope francis is travel after a jam packed sunday. in his homily he ufrjed mexican to build a society with equal opportunity for all. an estimated two million people lined the motorcade route, many with balloons and flags. he will meet with indigenous people today. >> in toronto last night, the lakers legend played in his

the crowd in canada gave the retiring star a warm welcome. >> they were chanting his name. at 37 years old, bryant still still had moments to shine. this game was all about the dunks and at times -- it was one for the record books. lebron james flying through right there. i dvr'd it so i'll be watching it later today. i'll be dvr eeg this, the best musicians prepare to take the stage. >> the show kicks off with special performance by florida

the biggest spotlight may be up for taylor swift and kendrick lamar who leads with 11 nominations. the only place to catch it is here on news 6. the show starts at 8:00 p.m. i have it dvr'd as well. >> have you ever wondered what it takes to make a hit song? ginger gadson did after getting tired of hearing matt singing. she took it to the pros. we'll see if they have what it takes. that's tonight at 11:00. >> if you go to youtube, you can see the news is auto tuned so people watching the news sound like they are sing. >> i have to check that out. it is on you tube? >> yes. auto tune the news. i think our drive to work tomorrow morning could be a

the timing, we are still pinpointing carefully because the models are changing as they come in every few hours. let's pinpoint why. here is the front well to our north. that white on the screen is snow in the washington, d.c. area, impacting the carolinas. then rain through parts of memory, arkansas. that will move closer. the real story for us today is going to be that action from the south and southeast wind. that's a warming wind, bringing onshore a little bit of moisture. that's why we'll see cloud cover. the warm temperatures, aup in the upper 70's near 80 will be the story for most of central florida as the area of high pressure is off to our east and not impacting our weather like it did this weekend. it led to a beautiful weekend. the south winds will bring in plenty of air. this morning, cool enough for a light jacket. this afternoon, cloudy and warm. overnight tonight, some strong storms. some storms could be strong

we want you to have the noaa weather radios. i'll be here overnight and as early as i need to keep you up to date on television. 48 in ocala. you need a jacket. 52 in sanford. 55 in orlando. it is 66 in melbourne. here's a look at your pinpoint accurate forecast. >> and notice the sky, a lot of clouds today, getting us up to 78 with those south winds. by 4:00, there is a 30% coverage of rain. not a lot of rain this afternoon. if you have plans, go ahead and get that done. you see lightning there, 60% coverage as we head into 8:00 on through 11:00 tonight. we think there could be a line developing along i-4 for the drive to work early tomorrow. the clouds and rain showing a few showers and storms tonight. look at this, a line by 5:00 in the morning developing along i-4. it will be a busy morning. we want you to be safe because storms could have strong wind.

tleets 8:00, 9:00. the front hasn't gotten here yet. we'll see that come in through the afternoon. a little bit of a cooldown but not a drastic change in temperatures. today, upper 70's for afternoon highs. tomorrow, 79. morning lows in the 50's as we head into the middle of the week. for your wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday with highs back in the low and mid 70's. let's check on the roads with amy in the napleton traffic center. tomorrow could be dicey. >> we'll enjoy the dry roads while we can. this is still out there from the weekend. we were telling you about this on friday. by the maitland winter park line, southbound lanes of 17/92 closed down for scheduled construction. 6:00 this morning, those are slated to reopen. follow the posted detours. live cameras not looking too bad.

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