s. tonight, out rage, a family's dog killed in a boarding facility. demanding answers and we're getting results. the facility's owner lied to them about what happened to their dog named molly. you found deputies are now looking into this. >> we found out the brevard county sheriff's office to see if they did anything criminally wrong. they understand accidents happened, but they were lied to

>> i'm very mad at her. she killed my dog. gregory and rachel say the last time they saw their seven-year-old golden doodle alive was last fall. it was the day they dropped molly and their other dog shadow off at paws and claws boarding facility. when they returned to their two week trip, they were shocked to find out that molly had died. >> she said that molly must have died in her sleep. she walked in that morning and she was dead. >> reporter: she claims paws and claws owner said molly die died of a brain aneurism. they were stunned because she seemed to be in perfect health. they never called their emergency contact for the dogs. they say she also ordered molly's cremation without their consent. they say they felt something was i don't think -- wrong. they got a hold of the vettarian

>> molly had been attacked by seven dogs and went as far to say they could not find her trachea when she got there. >> reporter: she brought what she found to paws and claws owner, and she said she denied it. >> if she was siting here now, what would you say to her. >> you should be ashamed of yourself, we put our dog in your care. >> reporter: we went to get results for molly's family. >> i'm erik sandoval with channel six. >> reporter: and this time she opened up about what really happened. >> the owners say that you lied to them, is that true? >> no. did i tell them that their dog -- another dog broke the dog's trachea, no. >> don't you think that's aren't important part to tell the owners if they died in your care. >> i just want to tell them what was easiest if i would want to take the news. >> reporter: we pressed her about the story and if it'd happen before or sense. >> don't portray me as a bad person.

people. >> it came out when -- excuse me, please. get out of my face. are you guys -- i don't want you in my business. this is my business. please go. >> reporter: so you have nothing else to say to these people? >> no. no. >> reporter: and we left her business. today we found out that the sheriff's office sited her for that dog fight that killed molly. and because florida law classifies animals as property, it doesn't carry much weight, it's only a hundred dollar fine. mat and lisa. >> this is really shocking. eric thank you. we found tips on what you should be asking the people that watch after your pets at these facilities. we put a link to all of that information on our website at click orlando.com. just in now, i four is back open after a rush hour mess. eastbound backed up for miles. take a look at that near par street. firefighters say construction debris fell on the road. they weren't sure what it was exactly. so they hosed it down just to be safe.

heard what it was that fell out. also, developing, a crime tracker alert, a woman caught on camera breaking into a family's home. now they want you to watch it to try to catch this woman. the break in happened in winter garden at a home on laughing gulf street. that's east of 429. jennifer ortega is live for us tonight. we talk break ins all the time. but honestly, normally, we're talking about men who do the damage. >> that's right mat, we don't usually see this. the woman in the video wearing plane clothes with no mask on her face or anything. the homeowner said this could have been anybody. it could have been his neighbor. you see the woman peeking through the window. the dog in the frame notices her and starts to bark. and minutes later, she manages to pry open the sliding glass door and let herself inside. >> some strange lady was in your house. >> she was siting on the couch going through the video. when he notice ed the woman walking through the house

>> it looked like she had some kind of claw bar and pried it open. what happened in the afternoon when my son came home and the lady in the house? what would happen? the woman dressed in casual cloting and wearing a visor, walks pass the itch kitchen. >> normally a bad guy break into your house and rob you. but from the video, i look at this lady, there's nowhere -- you just don't trust anybody anymore. >> reporter: he tells us the time stamp is only ten minutes after he and his family left the house. but the woman was only inside for a couple minutes. johny think it is washer and drier left on upstairs spooked her. now he says the he makes sure the back door is secure. >> i have to do that. you know? nobody should have to do that. you know? especially here. just be aware. doesn't matter where you live. that's as nice as it is, it's not safe anywhere. make sure you lock your door when you leave.

us nothing was missing, but they're still very uneasy about it. if you recognize the woman in that video or have any information that helps, call the orange county sheriff's office. in winter garden. jennifer ortega news 6. in just hours a convicted felon blamed for the shooting death penalty of a six-year-old girl will face a judge. sanford police say alicia best of your recollection shot herself with a gun belonging to her uncle eric williams. he kept the gun under a living room sofa. based on his criminal history, detectives say he should not have had it in the first place. he's facing several charges including child neglect. new tonight, new specifics from donald trump on what he plans to do if he wins the presidency. specifically with health care. tonight on his campaign website, trump laid out his seven point plan to reform health care. it calls for the repeal of the affordable care act. breaking down state barrier that

insurance across state lines. and making insurance premiums tax deductible. they were back on the campaign trail tonight. cruise is urging other republicans to drop out. rubio gearing up for what could be a final fight in florida in less than two week. the candidates will face off in another debate tomorrow night in michigan. but before that, all eyes on utah. that's where mitt romney will give a speech on the race. still not clear what he is going to say. that is set for 11:30 tomorrow morning. new tonight, hearing from the mom of a newborn baby did napped at gunpoint. it triggered a statewide search. and the dramatic take down. one of the suspects, the mom's cousin. sashell saunders is live at shb health care head quarters. i can't imagine what that mom went through.

will see that mom clutching her baby tight. something she thought she'd never do again after her two month old was kidnapped in the middle of the night ment but florida high way patrol helped save her life. >> i don't know. they came and put a gun in my face and they told me they're going to kill me. >> reporter: you can hear the fear in her voice last friday on the 911 calls. her baby, two month old, snatched from her fort lauderdale home as her seven-year-old son watched helplessly. >> the only thing he seen was the 14-year-old boy putting a begun gun in my head. you know? telling me not to move. >> reporter: the kidnapping set off a statewide manhunt that landed right in central florida. high way patrol spotted the car involved saturday in fort pierce. and found the suspected kidnapper, a woman named receiveny awe cuss tin, who's

>> i use ed to tell her, i'm proud of you. you're going to school, no kids. you're beautiful. you go girl. it broke me to find out it was her. >> reporter: investigators say she and her 14-year-old cousin took the baby and abandoned her in an apartment. she recently had a miscarriage. she tried reaching out to kim after her arrest. >> she said sorry and she wanted to talk to me alone, but, i backed up and said no. i told the detectives no. i don't want to cry right now. i'm happy my baby is here. now augusta is now under going mental health evaluation. she faces a long list of charge, including kidnapping, child abuse, and salt. -- caught on camera, a clerk

she turns the tables on a crook. and the gun isn't the only thing she grabbed. what she went for after this. >> plus an uninvited guest makes a scary splash in a florida family's pool. tom? that is so scary. so scary. take a look at the cold front florida today. sort of fell apart, didn't it? i'll be back to pinpoint the difference that cold front is going to make for your overnight low and how much warmth we have left for tomorrow. and. and i'm going to take you behind the scenes at lego land and what it takes to be a master builder. we're going to go inside the workshop and show you how you can turn creativity into a career building lego's. you're watching news 6 in the news 6 app live on a wednesday. central florida's most watched

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tonight, crooks thinking twice about trying to rob this store after seeing this clerk fight back. we showed you this video at 5:30, new at 11, we are hearing from the store owner herself. this hooded young man coming in

georgia store. demands all her money. she barely hesitates in the choice between fight or flight. she chose attack. >> i said no i can't. i shoot you. i said go ahead. if you want to shoot me, shoot me. he face off his gun. i slap it like that. i -- try to beat him. (indiscernible). and the house. this woman is chuck norry here. surveillance video shows her chasing him out of the store hammer still in hand. the 17-year-old has been arrested. as for the clerk, she says she's not shaken up by the whole thing. now to an unalmosted house guest at a central florida home. the homeowner found a gator in his pool. >> i saw a bubble in the pool and i thought a golf ball cushily came through. and i looked and looked in the deep end, there was a big gator. yikes. craig says he went to let his

that's when he notice ed the gator enjoying the swim. he rushed inside to tell his wife who was taking care of their six month old son. the lakeland family call ed a trapper who removed the nine footer. the gator got into the screen through a hole it made. no thank you. what if you just jump in. i always have to look. yeah. absolutely. >> yeah. >> well it is pretty much a dream job for kids everywhere getting to play with lego's all day. turns out, it's also a dream job for many adults. what could be better, right? they're called master builders. i went to lego land to learn the tools of the trade. >> i don't want to be an adult with responsibilities, but i am. >> reporter: he maybe excentric. >> it's just math. >> reporter: but when luke phillips builds with lego, something just clicks.

playing with toys all day. >> reporter: he's a lego master builder. more than 60 thought pieces shape experiences. >> i did not know it was possible to make something that big with lego's. >> it's inspiring. >> reporter: these meticulous sculptures take tons of planning. master builders use computer models to plan out their projects. >> right now i have close to 1500 lego pieces. >> reporter: he has a background in graphic design but no degree. >> literally the requirements for being a builder here is just to be 18 and wanting to build with lego. that's pretty much it. >> reporter: you're like sign me up. master builders have to pass assess ment like recreating models without taking them apart. >> mainly it's doing the basic math to figure out what pieces to use next. >> i'm an artist, i always come up with ideas. i sketch them really quick. >> reporter: each gets glued as

>> if they were constantly falling apart or taking piece, our job would be endless out there in the park. we wouldn't goat build new models. >> what does it take to be a master builder. he decided to show me firsthand. >> that's what i go for. i'm a lego pirate. luke picked out the pieces and tested my lego cabulary. the main terms, plates blocks and studs. >> there you go. >> reporter: the goal, a lego anchor man. >> that's not an anchor you want to mess with. >> reporter: complete with a microphone and a cape. >> oh yeah. that feels right. >> reporter: and that's the feeling luke gets every single day. as for this job, he says he'll never lego. >> until i turn 99, i'm going to

so they would not give me a salary for master builders, we found in our research, they have quote add range between 35 and $45,000 a year in the past. that's not too shabby for playing with lego's. they're paid to do it. speaking of which, here is the superanchor. >> oh look at that. >> i probably should have done one in a red dress. >> you needed to be wearing a red tie tonight. that is awesome. sorry. i just. >> you just decapitated the anchor. >> sorry. really cool. you can learn how to be a master builder as well, just head to facebook.com slash news 6 and find it right there on the top of the page. i think they eventually glue. >> yeah, because it'll blow over in the weather and. >> kids are climbing and touching it. >> you built a meteorologist? >> you have a microphone. >> you're tearing him apart. >> he's falling apart. >> do anything you want with it. >> you can feel it.

chief meteorologist tom sorrells handles the weather around here. >> that's the nicest recovery. you didn't build me a lego man. we'll start the story tonight with this is what the cloud cover looked like most of the day. and the sun cease getting low. jerry, good work. going, going, gone. >> that's cool. >> pretty cool, little time lapse. it's almost animation. almost disney world-esque animation. not really. storm pens in your app store for absolutely free. please download it now. we want to see what you're seeing in central florida. tonight, not much left of the smoke plumes. those are long sense gone. all dark now, 63 here at new sun. picking up tae lights and a beautiful shot of the eye in the distance. 62 in orlando, 65 in melbourne, and 48 in ocala.

is right back where we were today. 82. low tomorrow night is 61. friday, 79, saturday and sunday, both look amazing. bike week starts on friday. and it's the best bike week forecast i've ever seen. sleep tight. i love it. tom, thank you very much.

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i just watt to warn you in a few minutes, ping's going to show video of me in a speed doe at a pool. >> whoa whoa wait a minute. all right the magic playing back to back. losing last night in dallas winning exactly 4:01 this morning. i looked at flight oh ware. but they won. how about the kids? 21 points. tommy. two. career high against the bulls. the bulls were out to jimmy butler and todd gibson. but a win's a win. we're going to get him in the studio in just one second for you. triple's good. third start in the row. magic, they win tonight, final score, 1-2, 89. i kind of go on the big board here. i think i'm putting a little

>> i mean michael phelps. all right. supermario right after the game. >> to be a starter in the nba, it's your duty to go there and the head of the team is to get the win. i don't know -- it's not your segment yet. wait. i have another thing here. do you know who's in the studio? 21 points. we brought him over in a limb moe. do you believe this? >> because he can't drive? >> ping? >> that was a great win by us tonight. >> yeah. >> yeah baby. >> off to topmy, he loves you. now it's your segment. we have a problem here at news 6 with my friend joe to my left. we do ping's pop quiz.

out about the answers. do you think they're incorrect? let's watch this yesterday. 28 years, she's still looking. >> wikipedia said it was first popular in the 90s. all right that -- i said the grapefruit league. spring training is under way here. one vanity eight years and they're questioning me. >> i think you said 127. >> i did not. ping watching you. it's cool to see you. having fun with mat, to happen and lisa. i wondered why they called you out. >> ping i just don't like you, please read this. and my wife won't believe you read this. move along. get out. ymc, best swimmer in the -- olympic history, michael phelps, 22 22 olympic medals is in the arena proseries all weekend long. >> you know, i think going into this ebbing one and coming outs of this one, i honestly would like to look back in 20 years and say i'm happy with how my

i think if i would have stopped in 2012, i would have been really disappointed looking back. no way. retire after 2012, he'll be in the rio olympics this summer.