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a little later in the newscast, what makes her so unique. but first a look outside in orlando in the bright house city cam in high definition. clear and calm out right now, but looking like a wet weekend is in store for central florida. so when can we expect showers? meteorologist danny treanor is pinpointing the weekend forecast. >> danny: i' m betting on tomorrow afternoon to be the most active period over the next 48 hours. but in the meantime, if you' re headed out, if you' re taking advantage of the last and final weekend of bike week, we' ve got some fog issues out there. particularly up around daytona beach and palm coast and rain out in the atlantic ocean. those are not headed to the inland areas and not a big deal. also a little bit of rain in lake okeechobee and down around pompano city and fort pierce, just to let you know the atmosphere is changing enough that it' s a possibility that rain chances are going to be on the increase. but if you are going to go out

war bird air show and whether you' re going to do bike week, today is the best day out of the next two. today patchy fog up around daytona beach and spotty showers and i think sprinkles would be a better word in there storms for tomorrow. we have a 50 percent chance rain for tomorrow. the temperatures are in the 60s and we are headed to the 80s and in daytona beach and palm coast and going to be warm and humid for today. >> justin: danny, thanks. breaking news overnight in orange county. that' s where deputies say a 34- year- old was killed in a shooting last night. it happened in a home on east 13th street. the man was taken to the hospital where he later died from his injuries. detectives say they' re now looking for a woman in connection with this. we' ll pass along any updates right here and on clickorlando.com also breaking overnight, we' re working to get more information on the deadly hit

it happened around 11:00 last night near west colonial drive and lexington avenue. we called the florida highway patrol and orlando police, but so far they haven' t responded with details on the driver or the victim. we' ll pass along on any updates as we know more. now to the race for the white house where gop front runner donald trump called off his rally after this. it was complete chaos among supporters and protesters. it comes just days before florida decides who should get here' s craig boswell. >> reporter: protesters clashed with officers and with each other outside the university of illinois after donald trump postponed his rally because of safety concerns. attendance and please go in peace. >> reporter: the crowd of announcement. >> we want trump! >> reporter: fights broke out as people confronted each other. some got violent.

>> reporter: at least one person charged the podium. the crowd spilled into the streets of chicago. >> it' s kind of a once in a lifetime experience to see a presidential candidate and, yeah, walk outside and people there. >> and silencing and people scared to wake up in the morning. >> and many say postponing the rally is a mistake. >> it' s going to encourage more bad behavior. >> reporter: donald trump called into msnbc to defend the move. >> chicago is the home of some i don' t want to see anything like that happen so i made the decision. >> we are confident we were providing the proper amount of security for mr. trump to get into the event and leave the event. >> get them out of here. >> earlier friday 32 people were arrested at trump' s rally in st. louis. >> i tell you these are not good people, folks, just so you understand. >> reporter: trump dismissed

country and using hateful speech. craig boswell, abc news, washington. >> justin: and still indecision from voters on who should be the nominee. candidates will spend a lot of time here in the coming days. erik sandoval talked with voters just hours before the chicago protest. >> we' ll get to 137 delegates. we' ll beat donald! >> reporter: in the week that' s seen the leading candidates here in central florida, all working to secure their spot at the top. senator marco rubio vows to win his home state and he is criss- crossing florida to get the votes. after stops in the tampa bay area, rubio will be back here in central florida at a meet and greet at a coffee shop in lakeland saturday afternoon before heading to the panhandle. then on sunday hold a big rally in the villages. >> i' m looking for the guy that

process of elimination. >> rubio is a little late for dan gowan and other voters weren' t so easily swayed. >> is there a specific point when you said that' s my candidate? >> as long as it wasn' t trump at this point. >> reporter: chevon ramsey cast her ballot this evening as well. she said it was tough to decide who she should vote for so she took a quiz on facebook. >> they asked a bunch of questions and had you pick which one you agree with and at the end it told you how much of a percentage you agreed with. >> she said she was most closely aligned with ted cruz so that is who she cast her ballot for today. >> justin: that was erik sandoval reporting. and for the latest with the news 6 app find the latest updates on candidates and information on early voting locations on clickorlando.com new this morning 2 people are dead after a 4- car pile up in flagler county.

florida highway patrol tells news 6 a mercury saibl was driving southbound near state road a1a and mariners drive attempting to pass the infinity sedan when it struck a ford fusion head on. it caused the ford to hit the infinity sedan that collided with a buick lacrosse also driving northbound. two other people were taken to the hospital in critical condition. the crash is now under investigation. this morning state road 407 is back open after a huge brush fire forced officials to shut down traffic. sky 6 flew over the area near shepherd drive and challenger memorial parkway in titusville yesterday. fire fighters say the fire stretched to more than 35 acres, but this morning it is 100% contained. we' re told cruz is in the overnight hours monitoring the conditions. in orange county we' re working to get more information on the shooting that injured

sky 6 flew over the citgo on orange blossom trail friday afternoon. deputy say witnesses reported multiple shots fired near the citgo and then saw a man injured there. no word on any motive or suspects. now to a dramatic rescue where this morning the orange county man is in the hospital after being bitten by a snake and only news 6 was there as help arrived. this was near taylor treek road in the christmas area. here' s news 6 reporter sachel saunders with more on the scare. >> reporter: we don' t have any word yet on how he' s doing. the piet he received was potentially deadly. he was bit on the thumb by what he believes is a water moccasin. he got too close to the snake. the man was near the wildlife reserve. those deadly snakes live near water and rarely bite humans unless they fill threatened. the bite can cause extreme pain, internal bleeding or lose

some confuse it for other non- venomous ones and water moccasins have triangler heads and thinner necks. now it' s very important that the man immediately called 911. the sooner doctors are able to get the antivenom, the better they' re able to counter act that bite. that shot has to be given within 12 hours. reporting at orlando health, sachel saunders, news 6. >> justin: now to brevard count wre not just fireworks lit up the night sky. it was a special night performance. justin potter has the sights and sounds in titusville. >> it' s a whole different view. yeah, it' s amazing to see the flying with the lights and it is so different and fun. >> and it'

atmosphere and especially with all the lights. >> you like the plane? >> uh- huh! >> it' s a surprise because unless you know where the lights are and exactly where they' re coming from, you don' t know where they are. >> it' s the first time i came to a night show and i' m very impressed with the way they conducted it. >> exciting with the fireworks and to see the lights on with the images. >> and these guys must have senses beyond any of our comparison. i can' t imagine flying in situations like this. >> thank you for coming out today! >> i want to be a u.s. air force pilot! >> justin: looks like a fun time. time now 5:10. check back in with danny treanor. he' s in the pinpoint center with the latest. danny? >> danny: if you' re going i' d go today. tomorrow is a little iffy, particularly in titusville and the melbourne area because chances of rain are up to about 50%. today only 10%. it'

good saturday to wrap up also what' s going on with things in daytona beach for the bike week. and then it is going to one of 6 million reminders we' re going to get and changing the clocks tonight. temperatures are mild and muggy over in melbourne at 71 but you know where we' re headed? to about 84 before it' s all said and done and sprinkles are not out of the question. >> justin: still to come, aft not scott kelly is speaking out about his next mission. what he has to say about upcoming retirement just ahead. but first a punishment gone too far. what happened at an after school program that has one florida dad in trouble this morning. in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used 100 percent beef. quick seared to seal in the flavor ... ... you'll only get from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, home of the original

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police say the boy' s mother leans in and encourages the beating rather than protect her son. in a statement from the arrest form it says in part as the victim cried in extreme fear and pleaded he was sorry, the co- defendant, his mother, told the defendant, his father, to hit him harder. he deserves it. >> sir, you were arrested for child abuse. >> not looking nearly the tough by in bond court yesterdays, he let his lawyer do the talking. >> there has to be significant bruises and welts. there' s no evidence of pain, just embarrassment. it was intended to correct the child who was misbehaving. >> reporter: ironically it happened inside the self- defense karate school and after care in hialeah. the witness said the boy a parents were angry he didn' t do his homework and played instead. while erada hits the boy only once, the judge mindy glazer was concerned. >> i just wonder what happens and how they discipline him when not in public.

speak with after care staff m members who saw it unfold. hello, we' re from channel 10. we' re here to speak about what happened with the erada family. >> no comment. >> reporter: no comment? >> no. >> reporter: the eradas were charged with child neglect and given a combined $5500 bond. >> justin: that was todd reporting. the couple is bonded out of jail and ordered to stay away from son in the dcf custody. the ones at the after care facility are the ones who report today to police. and then it is the emergency exit door moments before takeoff and the reason, well, he needed some fresh air, he says. hector showed the passenger' s mistake on the southern china flight. he told the flight attendants he thought the glass should go down and did not intend to open the whole thing. he was taken into custody. the flight was delayed about an hour on. after the record breaking

kelly is hanging up the space suit. he anounced he' s retiring from nasa. it comes less than 2 weeks after returning to earth from his 340 day space flight. nasa is looking to see how the human body holds up for long periods of time and space. his results are being compared to his twin bother mark, a retired astronaut. kelly will continue to participate in the research. on facebook kelly wrote he is, quote, humbled and excited by new opportunities for him to support and share the amazing work nasa is doing to help us travel farther into the solar system and work with the next generation of science and technology leaders. he went on to say he looks forward to continuing his 30 years of public service in a new role. check this out. despite having double the amount of claw meat, it' s a lobster that will never see the dinner table. this lobster has not 1, 2or thirty- two but 4 claws. it' s from nova scotia but

portland, maine, by a marine biologist. claw- dette will be handed over to the department of marine resource. >> danny: so the problem is the lobster doesn' t have a visa? it went from nova scotia to maine? >> justin: it cannot be eaten unless you have - - >> you know mr. paw and gordons are rushing up to clone this puppy. >> justin: they really are. that' s true! >> danny: let' s start having lobsters with 4 claws. >> justin: genetically modified lobsters. >> danny: or put them near a nuclear plant. >> justin: that' s true! >> danny: i' ll spend the afternoon changing my clocks. >> justin: takes all afternoon for you? >> danny: of course it does! i' m like the guy that opened the airplane door. i have trouble spelling cat. here you go. this is what to expect. does this look good? the red bud trees in full bloom and this is a great place to be. orange blossoms are in bloom.

this, by the way, was from camp s over in winter garden. usually on saturdays i' m at winter garden and patchy fog into the 80s. 84 and 85 and humidity is building and that will help support the 50% chance of rain for tomorrow and, of course, it stays warm tomorrow and the big blanket of clouds in place. spotty fog right now for bike week. this is the final weekend. the main thing i' m trying to point out here is that today' s a better day than tomorrow. today is spotty showers and tomorrow could be - - couldn' t rule out a chance for some storms. we could have rumble rumble. we need some rain and because the humidity is back with palm coast and a bit limited around sanford. it' s going to come and go as we

look at this down lake okeechobee down here and southern polk county might get a touch of that. just something to note. i think we' ll see more increase for tomorrow. seas 1- 2 feet on the yacht and today is a better day but did see some rains out there in the atlantic ocean. water temperature 71 if you want to stick your toe in. mild temperatures. there' s the big storm. the one making all the news. louisiana got hit really hard with all that rain. that thing is finally starting to move and it is moving a little bit in our direction and that' s why we' re talking about the chance of rain for tomorrow. right now in the process of building up humidity. we should see some southeast winds today and that' s going to help bring in some clouds as you can see them rolling in here and also spotty sprinkles. not out of the question. even by 1:00 this afternoon, i think there is a chance you might see rain throughout the day and not the kind to cancel

side. today temperatures hour by hour. 86 in the villages. 82 in cocoa beach. 82 in palm coast and 87 in kissimee and tonight temperatures dropping down into the 60s and here' s the 7 day forecast and the chance of rain on sunday and the 20% on monday and now get a little back in here and we stay warm and this is that last week of winter. >> getting in the summer time. you can really see that. >> and still to come this morning, do you dread going to the dentist? i know we all do. there is now a drill- free procedure safe for kids. how it works and why it eliminates some of the risks next. but first get the tickets out. the look at winning numbers for last night'

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and not just the powerful few. >> justin: a lot of us gets nervous when we go to the dentist. no one expects a simple procedure to turn deadly, but it can happen. especially when people nervous about the drill, particularly children, have to be sedated to calm the nerves. as lois bolden tells us, there' s a new drill- free, pain- free procedure to get the

>> you ready to on get this taken care of? >> no. >> no? how come? >> i just don' t want to do it. >> okay, all right, we' ll see if we can make it nice and easy for you. >> reporter: dj is like a lot of kids. the dentist can be a little scary. >> kids are not used to the noises and the sounds and somebody working in their mouth with a white jacket and gloves and a mask. it' s a fear factor. >> so even when it' s something simple like a cavity, the dentist may recommend your child get sedated. >> sedation goes from continuum all the way to deep and you never can predict how a child in particular will react to such medication. >> dentist turned malpractice attorney can see where sedation has harmed and even kill aid patient. >> they' re getting strapped down. they' and it' s leading to trouble. to sedate someone there is a lot of risk involved in it.

s why dr. ron hickerson is taking the new treatment to treat cavities in a patient like dj. >> i don' t have to give you an anything. >> reporter: the patient just has to keep their mouth open >> that' >> it' for everybody. it is a very useful product and tool the dentive has in the >> it' s an extremely inexpensive proper procedure, around $20, but it' s not permanent. you have to have it applied every 6 months. and beware, it can cause a dark stain when it fights that tooth decay so it wouldn' t be something you want to have done anywhere that' s visible. but for kids, those baby teeth are going to fall out eventually anyway so it might be a good option. just ask your dentist if they offer it. i' m lewis bolden, news 6. >> justin: well, it' s a strange job that' s getting a lot of

amanda green is hunting for the right person to walk her 16- year- old tortoise while she' s at work. after putting the ad up on be henry' it doesn' t pay much but he has his own carriage and lifting him is a requirement. amanda says she' ll carefully look at all the applicants before making a decision. you know, i think new york you' person. >> i think anyone with a toddler just laughed. >> justin: check back in with danny treanor with the pinpoint forecast. >> danny: and it' s where i' ll say hot. you know, 84- 85. just really not ready to return and 87 and a 10% chance of s temperatures into the

possibility that fog will happen again for tomorrow but the big news tomorrow is this 50% chance of rain. the other big news about that' s turning overnight. turn your clocks ahead an hour. if you' re not here it' we overslept. >> justin: still to come, violence erupts in the streets of chicago. what voters have to say about the chaotic trump really next. we'

>> justin: welcome back to the morning news. before we update you on our top stories, danny has a check on the weather and also something else. >> danny: you know what' s going on at a daytona, right? >> justin: bike week? >> danny: so i brought my helmet for my schwinn. >> justin: so watch out for danny! >> danny: so i can see the ground coming. >> justin: today is a good day to ride the bike. >> danny: i wouldn' t wear that on a harley. >> justin: not your motorcycle but your schwinn. >> danny: be careful but there could be spotty showers today

atlantic and tomorrow it looks like there could be some showers and maybe more serious stuff going on tomorrow. right now watching showers out there not a big deal. the showers down here probably will just fizzle on out before they get in our direction. but noting that the atmosphere is changing. that' s what we want you to tune up on. temperatures in the 60s and a couple of 50s on the map but temperaturewise heading to the 80s and talk being 84 and 85. look at visibility. this is as much as half a mile and the palm coast pretty much socked down to about a mile in sanford. thinking about the beach today and today is a better day than tomorrow. rip current threat is moderate. water temperature 71. you' temperaturewise today, we' ll be at 80 by noon. 84 by this afternoon. and night time temperatures will look mild and muggy and it

s the day rain. >> justin: all right, danny, thanks. orlando police are mart parking lot. the witness saw two people fighting before getting into two separate cars and then crashing into each other. we' re working to get more information on the suspects. no word if anyone was hurt. we' re working to get more information on the deadly hit and run in orange county. it happened around 11:00 last night near west colonial drive and lexington avenue. we called the florida highway patrol and orlando police but so far they haven' t responded with details on the driver or the victim. then it is going for more. and the race to the white house where gop front runner donald trump called off the rally after this. complete chaos among supporters and protesters. it comes just days before florida decides who should get the republican ticket. here'

>> reporter: protesters clashed with officers and with each other outside the university of illinois after posing safety concerns. >> thank you for your peace. >> reporter: the crowd of announcement. >> we want trump! we want trump! >> reporter: fights broke out as people confronted each other. some got violent. podium. >> it' s kind of a once in a lifetime experience to see a presidential candidate and people just yelling at you. >> power to the people! power to the people! >> silencing the speech of so many americans. he' s making people scared to wake up in the morning. >> reporter: but some say postponing the rally was a mistake. >> i think it' s a bad precedent because it will encourage more bad behavior. >> donald trump called into msnbc to defend the move.

t want to see anything like that happen so i made a decision. >> we were confident we were providing the proper amount of security for mr. trump to be able to get into the event and to be able to leave the event. >> and these are not people though. and then it' s using hateful speech. craig boswell, cbs news, washington. >> and then team coverage decisions on who voters think is that a be the nominee. candidates will be spending a lot of time here in the coming days. talking hours just before the chicago protests. >> in the week that has seen all of the leading democratic and republican candidates here in central florida.

this weekend to secure their spot at the top. senator orubio vows to win his crossing the state to get the votes. rubio will be back in central florida at a meet and greet at saturday afternoon before heading to the panhandle. then on sunday he' ll hold a big rally in the villages. >> but i' m looking for the guy process of elimination. >> rubio is a little late for dan gowan who cast his vote for trump in early voting in orange county. other voters weren' t so easily swayed. was there a specific point when you said that' s my candidate? >> as long as it wasn' t trump at this point. >> reporter: chevon ramsey cast her ballot this evening as well. she said it was tough to decide who to vote for so she took a quiz on facebook. >> they had you pick which one you agreed with and at the end it told you how much of a percentage you agreed with.

closely aligned with ted cruz ballot for today. >> and for the latest election news, stay alert all weekend long with the news 6 app. you can also find the latest updates on candidates and locations on clickorlando.com. new this morning 2 people are dead after a 4 car pile up. it happened in flagler county. news 6 is told a mercury saibl was driving southbound near mariner' s drive attempting to pass an infinity sedan when it struck the ford fusion driving northbound head on. it caused the force to hit the infinity sedan which collided with the buick lacrosse also driving northbound. two other people were taken to condition. the crash is now under investigation. old man is behind bars after police say he shot and killed his 88- year-

sky 6 was over the home on doris avenue yesterday. this is in the tevaries area. police tell us carl laifrj admitted shooting and killing his girlfriend of 25 years, rosemary dets, he also told police he planned to kill himself as part of a pact he made with her. officers say they prevented lang from getting the gun on the nearby table. the investigation is ongoing. and new information on the attack at universal inside islands of adventure. we first brought you this story back in january. they say this new year' s day attack was an act of retaliation. jennifer ortega gives you a closer look at the wild retaliation. >> reporter: police say frederick torres was fired from his job inside the park just a dafr before he chased down his - - day before he chased down his boss and stabbed him with a pair of scissors. [ screaming ] those are the screams of one terrified worker.

guards pulling 33- year- old frederick torres off his bloody and battered boss glen ferguson. just minutes after he was fired at islands of adventures back on new year' s day. investigators say the former contract caricature artist threatened that if he was fired he would kill one of his co- workers. despite being fired the day before, he still showed up for work. here he is getting his bag checked at the front of the it shows torres chasing his boss up and down the screen. clips from multiple camera angles shows the chase for several minutes before torres catches up to ferguson. park guests captured the fight on camera telling police they saw torres lunge and swing at ferguson and at some point stabbing him several times. the video continues to show

torres being held back by guards while ferguson walks away frantically holding his head. the bloody scissors taken into evidence for the emergency stab wounds. and since the incident torres behind bars facing first degree murder and is set to appear in court in april. in orlando, jennifer ortega, news 6. >> reporter: happening today paying final respects to the 6- year- old sanford girl killed in the accidental shooting. police say aleatha burke shot and killed herself last week with the gun she found under a couch cushion. her uncle and convicted felon eric williams was supposed to be baby sitting aleatha. he was arrested and since posted bond. he faces multiple charges including child neglect and unsafe storage of a firearm. the funeral is set for later this afternoon. for the past week harley' s have taken over the streets of

outnumbered by flip flops, swimsuits and college students. bars, restaurants and hotels street. shop owners are also smiling as anniversary bike week merchandise. but as the motorcycle mecca winds down, the rush of the beginning. expect it to be a busy time for s a live look from daytona beach. not much going on at this hour. maybe some folks straggling back to the hotels or what not. should be pretty fun out there. here' s danny treanor with the quick check of today' s forecast. >> it' s not just harley' s buddy. got some hondas out there. got a dealership over there in melbourne. here, you all might recognize jeff' s name from car racing. here.

a little something going on. there' s lake okeechobee and because it' s warm and humid enough we could talk about showers. sprinkles for today. 10% and 50% chance of rain and how about this for the warm temperature? 71 currently in melbourne. >> justin: danny, thanks. we' ll be right back. getting results for tangelo park, st. cloud and all of in 1934, steak 'n shake decided another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used 100 percent beef. quick seared to seal in the flavor ... ... you'll only get from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, home of the original

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>> britain' s queen elizabeth will mark her 90th birthday in less than 30 days. officials have crowned america' s biggest royals fan. jonathan has the story from london. >> those are the places that i have to - - >> ohio resident has admired britain' s royal family from kid. >> now she' s getting a vip pass to royal history. >> know that you' ve been chosen to come to london. >> oh, my god! >> as part of the 90- day build up to queen elizabeth' s 90th birthday bash, the tourism industry launched a casting call for one lucky american to experience their own royal weekend. >> these types of trips happen once in lifetime. >> she got everything from the royal makeover. >> i had lines of dreses waiting for me from harrod' s. >> to the royal tour of the

>> to do that in the 1951 beltway was unbelievable. >> reporter: royal curiosity brings in big money for the u.k. u.s. visitors alone spend 3 billion dollars a year. >> i think u.s. citizens like all the history, heritage and the pomp and circumstances is amazing to witness. >> oh, my gosh! i can' t believe i' m standing here! >> but her fairy tale visit must come to an end. she says she' ll never forget her once in a lifetime trip. jonathan, abc news, london. >> justin: and danny treanor is going to join us now with the look at the weather! we were going to do a 2 shot but instead storm pins, danny! >> danny: i know, look at this! this is looking west and we' re looking out towards the gulf of mexico and that is what we got here. is this not bad? look at that little tug boat

gibsington, florida? that' s what' s going on. today is the day with patchy fog and mostly palm coast and flagler beach and then clouds building and 80 temperatures and then stay on the warm side and it is going to be great for bike week as we wrap that up. but tomorrow is a different day and if you go to the air show it' s flexibility down in daytona beach with that half mile and come and gone up around sanford so if you' re up around wildwood a chance for fog and some fog- prone areas in central florida. also rain on the radar here with this direction indicating which way the winds are coming

that is pushing off to the northwest and they' re not major consequence. just rain and it starting to be enough and showers in the atlantic ocean. and if you want to go on the boat, water temperature at 71 and caution. i always mention caution. mild temperatures prevail. the storm around texas. that' s a trouble maker and once it pushes in our direction and increases our chance of rain by tomorrow and 50%. t tonight. humid conditions and rip current threat is moderate. check with the lifeguards before you jump in the water and this is what we see going on with sprinkles here and there and maybe more concentration at orange county and up tonight around the villages.

whatever plans you' ve got for the evening and going hour by hour today, we go from 69 and about 80 by noon and 84 this afternoon and share 80s with everyone in central florida and 81 in palm coast to 87 in kissimee and what' s going on tonight. the temperatures in the 60s and don' t forget to change your clock because you' ll be late if you don' t. the upcoming week. this is the last week of winter. ready for that? 85? sure. >> danny: red bud trees are blooming, azaleas, orange blossoms are out. >> justin: we need the rain. >> danny: please no cigarettes like that. >> justin: saw that the past week in brevard county. the magic with the win in sacramento on the road and game repeat. here' s ping with the morning

>> reporter: game 2 of the major league soccer season for the orlando city franchise. same result for this past sunday. a tie! 2 games with no winner. imagine a soccer team tying every game of the 34- game season. at what point would you start yawning? 4th minute though! kylularen is going to find the back of the net and mls rookie of the year and chicago is going to answer back and how does it get the prime defender and chicago scores? come on! this makes you go up and just pop right and the lions plan with the man up on 10 and basically the rest of the way and finish in a tie 1- 1. >> obviously disappointed with

plenty of opportunities again tonight. i thought we were nearly very good. a lot of times unfortunately. so thought we had 3 or 4 players who were maybe a little bit below par tonight. >> reporter: below par is good in golf now. yesterday losing to texas a&m and gator hoops in the tourney, they' re out of the sec tourney. they' ll probably not make the ncaa tournament because of the loss but i' ve been wrong before. the amway center all weekend long and watch this yesterday. yukon, cincinnati, tied at 85. here we go! watch the clock! kevin johnson is up 380. 88- 85 for cincinnati. now watch this .8 seconds and whoa! that'

hail mary! they' ll play tampa later on today at the amway center. re excited! love the music. listen! march madness right here! the selection show is sunday night with the friends from cbs and that would be tomorrow. the brackets will be announced in a special selection show 11:35. live call with ping' it' s a carnival and special guests love it! america. pretty cool stuff. yesterday braves, phillies over at disney. i was invited to throw the first pitch. look at these right here. always a good time for mickey mouse and that was brian right there and former braves first baseman. announced to come on out and got on the mound and grab ball. that wasn' t that good. not good at all.

invitational will start next thursday. the pro- am on monday and i' ll be part of that in the morning so come on out all next week. the best pga tour golfers in the world will be there. that' s sports on this saturday.

>> justin: welcome back and here' s the look at the weekend forecast. >> and if you' re doing anything outside and it is going to be warm. don' t forget the sun screen. we' ll have a lot of clouds today and fog right now in the 60s tonight and that 6 millionth time you' ll hear it and spring forward and then the chance of rain kept coming. tomorrow we need the rain and we need the rain. we need it bad. >> justin: all right, danny, thanks. a look at what' s coming up on the morning news. chaos in chicago as donald trump cancels his rally and a look at the outbursts and what

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>> justin: breaking right now on the morning news, one person is killed in a hit and run crash. details straight ahead. plus - - >> we want trump! >> justin: fists fly in a trump rally at a protest in chicago. how it' s shaping up the big weekend ahead in florida. good afternooning. i' m justin warmoth. thanks for waking up with us this saturday morning. we' ll get to those stories and more in just a moment plus she' s one of a kind but lobster won' t see any drawn butter any time soon. later in the newscast what makes her so unique. she' s huge. but also unique. but first a live look outside at orlando in the bright house city cam in high definition. clear and calm out right now. looking like a wet weekend in central florida and then it is danny treanor pinpointing the weekend forecast. >> and it is expecting rain and wouldn'

couple of spotty showers pop up today. the main deal at the moment, some fog out there so anybody hitting is an issue. sunday looks like about a 50- 60% chance of rain and some of that could be heavy rains. i' m not expecting severe weather, but i do expect there to be some activity. look what' s going on. just to show you, things have gotten ripe enough we support the rain and out there in the atlantic and down around lake okeechobee and that' s headed to the northwest. i don' t think it' s a big issue for us. wouldn' t be surprised if we made it across osceola county. 59 in gainesville and 64 into the leesburg area and 69 in cocoa beach and i expect temperatures to get up into the 80s today. visibility good around brevard county however quite limited in flagler county. headed to the beach the air temperature at 81. 71 in the water. don' t forget your sun screen. rip current threat is moderate and what we' re expecting today

ending up at 84 with the possibility of sprinkles. justin? >> reporter: thanks. breaking news overnight in orange county where deputies say a 38- year- old man was killed in a shooting last night. it happened at the home on east 13th street. the man was taken to the hospital where he later died from his injuries. detectives say they' re now looking for a woman in connection to this. we' ll pass along updates right here and on clickorlando.com. also breaking overnight we' ll get more information on the deadly hit and run in orange county. it happened around 11:00 last nightener west colonial drive and lexington avenue. we called the florida highway patrol and orlando police but t responded with details on the driver or we' once we know more. now to the race for the white house where last night gop front runner donald trump called off his chicago rally after this. complete chaos among supporters and protesters.

florida decides who should get the republican ticket. here' s craig boswell. >> reporter: protesters clashed with officers and each other outside the university of illinois after donald trump postponed his rally because of safety concerns. >> thank you very much for your attendance and please go in peace. >> reporter: the crowd erupted after the announcement. some got violent confronting each other. podium. the crowd spilled into the >> it' s kind of a once in a lifetime experience to see a presidential candidate and to walk outside and people are just yelling at you. >> power to the people! power to the people! >> we are silencing the speech of so many americans. he is making people scared to wake up in the morning. >> but some say postponing the rally was a mistake. >> i think it' s a bad precedent bad behavior.

called into msnbc to defend the move. >> chicago' s the home of some very bad rallies. i don' t want to see anything like that happen so i made the decision. >> we were confident we were providing the proper amount of security for mr. trump to get into the event and leave the event. >> get them out of here! >> earlier on friday 32 people were arrested at trump' s rally in st. louis. >> i tell you these are not good people, folks, just so you understand. >> reporter: trump dismissed claims he' s dividing the country and using hateful speech. craig boswell, washington. >> justin: and team coverage continues this morning. still indecision from florida voters on who they think should be the nominee. the candidates spending a lot of time in the coming days. erik sandoval talks just hours before the chicago protests. >> we' delegates. >> reporter: in the week seeing

candidates here in central florida, all will work this weekend to secure their spot at the top. senator marco rubio vows to win his home state. and he is criss- crossing florida to get the votes. after stops in the tampa bay area, rubio will be back here in central florida at a meet and greet at the coffee shop in lakeland saturday afternoon before heading to the panhandle. then on sunday he will hold a big rally in the villages. >> i' m looking for the guy that can actually win. so it' s a process of elimination. >> rubio was a little late for dan gowan who cast his vote for donald trump this afternoon as part of early voting in orange county. other voters, though, weren' t so easily swayed. >> was there a specific point when you said that' s my candidate? >> as long as it wasn' t trump at this point. >> reporter: chevon ramsey cast her ballot this evening as well. she said it was tough to decide who she should vote for. so she took a quiz on facebook.

questions and had you pick which one you agreed with and at the end tells you who you should agree with. >> at the end it said she was closely aligned with ted cruz and that' s who she cast her ballot for today. >> justin: and for the latest election news stay alert with the app. go to clickorlando.com. >> and state road 407 in brevard count seback open after the huge brush fire forced officials to shut down traffic. sky 6 flew over the area near shepherd drive and challenger memorial parkway in titusville xwrft. fire fighters say the fire stretched to more than 35 acres but this morning it' s 100% contained. we' re told crews did spend the overnight hours monitoring the conditions. in orange county working to get more information on the shooting that injured one man at a gas station. sky 6 flew over the citgo friday afternoon.

multiple shots fired near the citgo. then saw a man injured there. no word yet on any motive or suspects. now to a dramatic rescue where this morning an orange county man is in the hospital after being bitten by a snake and only news 6 was there as help arrived. this was near taylor creek road in the christmas area. here' s news 6 reporter sachel saunders with more on the scare. >> reporter: we don' t have any word yet on how he' s doing. the bite he received is potentially deadly. he was bit on the thumb by what moccasin. he got too close to the snake. officials say the man was near the wildlife preserve and those deadly snakes live near water and rarely bite humans unless they feel threatened. the bite can cause extreme pain, internal bleeding or you can lose the affected body part. some people confuse the snake

venomous ones. water moccasins have cat- like eyes, triangular heads and thinner necks. now it' s very important that the man immediately called 911 and the the sooner doctors can they' re able to counter act that bite. that shot has to be given within 12 hours. reporting at orlando health, sachel saunders, news 6. >> justin: now to brevard county where it wasn' t just firework tac lit up the night sky. the popular air show dazzled performance. photojournalist justin potter has the sights and sounds from titusville. >> it' s a whole different view. to see them flying with the s just so different and fun. >> and it' s so cool! >> everything is just a different atmosphere. and it'

>> i got a plane! >> you like airplanes? >> uh- huh! >> it' s always a surprise because unless you know where the lights are and exactly where they' re coming from, you don' t know where they are. >> this is the first time we' ve ever been to a night air show like this and i have to say i' m very impressed with the way they conducted it. >> exciting to see fireworks and the airplanes on. >> and these guys must have senses beyond any of our comparison. i can' t imagine flying into situations like this. >> >> and thankure for coming out today. >> and fun friday night right there. time 6:09. check in with danny treanor in the pinpoint center. >> and i' ve seen many air shows

see this is some rain down over lake okeechobee and it is away over this way and it shows you conditions are changing and maybe support a good chance of rain for tomorrow. how about a 50% chance? today if you' re going to the tyco it is, this is the day. tomorrow not so much. got about a 50% chance of rain. right now temperatures are warm- ish. look at this. 71 in melbourne. 64 in leesburg and orlando. 64. where are we going in right here. 84 for a top temperature today. >> steamy! all right, danny, thanks. astronaut scott kelly speaking out about his next mission. hear what he has to say just ahead. but first the punishment gone too far. what happened at an after school program that now has one

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two parents facing child neglect and child abuse charges. if the whipping is not disturbing enough, the mother leans in and encourages the beating rather than protect her son. in a statement from the arrest warrant it says as the victim cried in extreme fear and pleaded he was sorry, the co- defendant, the mother, told the defendant, the father, to hit him harder. >> sir, you' re arrested for child abuse. >> not looking nearly the tough guy in bond court, he let his lawyer do the talking. >> it' s definitely not a felony and for the misdemeanor there has to be significant bruises and welts. there' s no evidence of pain. just embarrassment. it was intended to correct the child misbehaving. >> ironically it happened in the karate school and self- defense in hialeah. the parents were angry he didn' t do his homework and played instead. while he hits the boy only once, the judge glazer was concerned. >> and wonder how he

>> reporter: today we wanted to speak with after care staff members who saw it unfold. hi, i' m from channel 10. we' re here to ask you about the incident. >> no. >> reporter: with the erada family. >> can' t comment. >> reporter: no comment? >> no. >> reporter: the eradas charged with child abuse and neglect and given the combined $5500 bond. >> justin: that was todd toggin reporting. the couple bonded out of jail and ordered to stay away from their son now in dcf custody. the staff in the after care facility were the ones who reported the incident to police. after breaking his record - - after his record- breaking space mission, excuse me, scott kelly is hanging up the space suit. he announced he' s retiring from nasa. it' s less than 2 weeks after returning to earth from his 340- day space flight. nasa is looking to see how the body hold up for long periods of time in space.

twin brother mark, a retired astronaut. kelly will continue to participate in research. on facebook kelly wrote he' s humbled and excited by new opportunities for him to support and share the amazing work nasa is doing to help us travel farther into the solar system and work with the next generation of science and technology leaders. he went on to say he looks forward to continuing his 30 years of public service in a new role. well, check this out. despite having double the amount of claw meat, it' s a lobster that will never see the dinner table. it has not 2, 3 but 4 fully formed claws. claw- dette, has a name, was in nova scotia but discovered in maine by a marine biologist. she' ll be handed over to the department of marine resources who will then cook it. i' m just kidding! not cook it but that' s what they' re there for. lobsters are there to be eaten. let it be eaten! >> danny: there may be

>> justin: you could feed a village with that thing! daen dat the land o' lakes people are going ray! move some butter! and right now not significant and just an indicator and that things are changing atmospherewise and it doesn' t feel like winter and let' s go straight to the pictures. hey. a lunar moth. >> what? >> this is that time of year, man. it' s, i guess it' s been spring here over the last 2 months or so, but this is from ocala and angie d sent that in. great! thank you so much. what a cool picture. got some fog out there at the moment. that is going to be an issue

day to get things done and outside tomorrow and might be watching golf on tv or something like that. spotty showers for the bikers today, tomorrow and it could be storms as things wrap up. how about this? visibility is down to a third of a mile. third of a mile in the villages and that shows you we have problems with the fog. we' ll see the shower over there and off the screen and got rain in the atlantic ocean and not a big deal unless you' re on the boat and have a really long cable line to see us and other than that showers out here and then going to changing atmosphere and small craft caution with the low chop on the intracoastal and 2- 3 foot seas if you' re heading out on your yacht. mild temperatures and this is that big storm right here

louisiana, and they had a lot of flooding and in places like that and it is starting to move in our direction and increase rain and that small craft rip current and jumping in the water and before you' re doing by 1:00 this afternoon and spits. got some rain out there. not out of the question. maybe it will increase in coverage by 4:00 and again not a big deal. tomorrow is the big deal day and may have some showers even as late as 9:00 tonight. if you are headed out and about to enjoy the day, warm and humid and 84 for a temperature to top it all out and some some places 86 and 87 and some temperatures in the 60s and warm, muggy 60s and what is going on, twept% lingers into

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the middle of going to the clinical and then it' s going to continue to keep and it is going to see something they should not have. >> and the first thing they should going to be in and if it' s something respiratory then it could be an environmental exposure to something. or they' re a little bit mopy, probably the first thing i would do is get in to see a veterinarian so they can help to you figure out there is something truly going on. >> and that way if you call in the emergency situation, you can probably help better if you

>> the best thing to do is call the pet poison hotline and read the ingredient labels to them over the phone and then they create the case number for you and help you through the process and let them know is it a serious emergency or is it something you can monitor at home, but they have veterinarians at the phone line so they can definitely help you. >> going back to the basics, if you panic like a lot of us would, would you try to do something at home immediately like getting them to throw up whatever they ate? >> that can be tricky because depending on what they ingested, you don' t want them bringing back up something that may be costic or cause problems and depending on the time table. so if you know they ate something within a certain period of time, getting them to throw that back up is a good idea. i think the first thing i would do is call the pet poison hotline and call veterinarian or call the animal hospital and

signs, some poisons can cause seizures. some can cause really mild symptoms. you won' t each know there' s a problem unless some blood work is done. >> we have to ask. is there any kind of expectation of maybe the cost we might kind of run into if we have to take our dog in for an emergency situation? >> so most emergency animal hospitals are somewhere in the 88 to $120 range. and if you call them and they' ll try to triage you over the phone, you can always ask is there an extended wait time, what do you charge for me to walk in the door? and typically when you walk in the door it' s an exam with the practitioner that' s well versed in emergency medicine. >> okay, we want to remind you little cooper here is up for adoption. there' s plenty of other animals that are. when you' re looking for the new family member, adopt first. if you want all the information about pet poison dangers, we' ll connect you to the pet alliance of greater orlando through our website clickorlando.com powered by news 6. >> justin: all right, let'

check back in with danny treanor. he' s pinpointing your saturday forecast. >> here some, there' s some and there' s some and 87 could be the warm temperature in and around kissimee. other than that, just expect everybody to be in the 80s. sprinkles with the 10% chance for today but that goes up big time tomorrow. we get up to around - - how about 50% chance of rain and same. lots of clouds for today and tonight temperatures will be dropping down into the 60s and then we' ll range from 61 to about 67 and then it' s about 50% chance of rain that' s the big deal for tomorrow which lings into part of monday and things clear up and another chance of rain by the end of the week. don' t forget to change your clock. justin? >> justin: i will do that, danny. still to come, violence erupts in the streets of chicago.

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>> and if you' re headed in that direction, got some fog out there this morning, but look at the rest of the results. by this afternoon it will be okay. it will be great. it will be warm and humid and sticky and all that and rain going to be appearing tomorrow to wrap up. same thing for the air show. be aware - - not today. today is the better day. the simplest way to put it. tomorrow is more dicey. if you want to hit that, make sure you go today. we watched a little bit of rain roll off around lake okeechobee and able to support some showers and got showers out in the atlantic. and starting to feel like summer and check the calendar. spring begins a week from tomorrow. this is what is going out with more of the same temperatures and in the 60s at the moment and where are we going to go

s all said and done. 80s. some restricted visibilities. daytona beach socked in. still all in all with the temperatures to go to the beach and dont forget we' ll get to 84 and higher than that before the day is over. justin? >> danny, thanks. we' re following some breaking news and police are investigating a shooting at an orlando parking lot. they saw two people fighting before getting into two separate cars and getting into each other. shots were fired before they fled the scene. we' re working to get more information on the suspects. no word if anyone was hurt. and information on the deadly hit and run in orange county. it happened near west colonial drive and lexington avenue. we called the florida highway patrol and orlando police but so far haven' t responded with details on the driver or the victim. we' ll pass along any updates

now to the race for the white house where last night gop front runner donald trump called off his chicago rally after this. it was complete chaos among supporters and protestors. it comes just days before florida decides who should get the republican ticket. here' s craig boswell. >> reporter: protesters clashed with officers and each other outside the university of illinois after donald trump postponed his rally because of safety concerns. >> thank you for your attendance and please go in peace. >> the crowd of thousands erupted after the announcement. >> we want trump! we want trump! >> reporter: fights broke out as people confronted each other. some got violent. >> the protest spilled into the streets of chicago. >> it' s a once in a lifetime experience and to walk outside

>> power to the people! power to the people! >> we' re silencing the speech of so many americans. he is making people scared to wake up in the morning. >> but some say postponing the rally was a mistake. >> i think it' s a bad precedent because it' s going to encourage more bad behavior. >> donald trump called into msnbc to defend the move. >> chicago' s the home of some very, very bad rallies. i don' t want to see that happen. >> we' re confident we were providing adequate security for mr. trump to get into and out of the rally. >> reporter: some people were arrested at his rally in st. louis. >> these nort good people. >> reporter: trump dismissed he was using hateful speech. craig boswell, cbs news, washington. >> and our team coverage continues where there is indecision among florida voters

the candidates will be spending a lot of time here in the coming days just hours before the protest. >> and we' re going to beat them! >> in the week leading to see the candidates here in central florida, all of them will be working this weekend to secure their spot at the top. senator marco rubio is criss- crossing to get the votes. after stops in the tampa bay area, they' ll be here in central florida at the meet and greet in lakeland saturday afternoon before heading to the panhandle. then on sunday from the big rally in the villages. >> looking for the guy that can actually win so it' s process of elimination. >> gowan cast his vote for donald trump as part of early voting in orange county. others weren' t so easily swayed. was there a specific ponent

s my candidate? >> as long as it wasn' t trump at this point. >> reporter: chevon ramsey cast her ballot this evening as well. she said it was tough to decide who she should vote for. so she took a quiz on facebook. >> they asked a bunch of questions and told you how much of a percentage agreed with. >> most closely aligned with ted cruz and that is who she cast her ballot for today. >> justin: that was erik sandoval reporting. this morning the 89- year- old man is behind bars after he shot and killed his 88- year- old companion. the mug shot for carl lang who is charged with second degree murder. police say he was accused of killing for 29 years and sky 6 was home on doris avenue yesterday and lang also told police he planned to kill himself as part of a pact that he made with her.

the gun on the nearby table and the investigation is ongoing. and new information on the attack outside islands of adventure. we first brought you the story back in january. the new year' s day attack was an act of retaliation. news 6 reporter jennifer ortega gives a closer look at the wild confrontation. >> investigators say frederick torres was fired from his job just a day before he chased down his boss and stabbed him. those are the screams of one terrified worker. cell phone shows security guards pulling 33- year- old frederick torres auz- bloody and battered - - off his bloody and battered boss ferguson. just hours after being fired back on new year' s day. investigators saying the former contract caricature artist with the university of orlando threatened that if he was fired he would kill one of his co-

despite being fired the day before, torres still showed up for work. here he is getting his bag checked at the entrance. surveillance video shows torres chasing his boss up and down the screen. the clips shows the chase for several minutes before torres catches up to ferguson. they saw torres lunge and ferguson and at some point stabbing him several times. the video continues to show security separating the two. torres held back by guards while ferguson walks away frantically holding his bdhead. they took the bloody scisors into evidence and into emergency surgery for stan wounds. >> and all right. for the past week they soon may

swimsuits and college students. bars, restaurants and hotels are all packed on maybe main street and as motorcycle mecca they expect it to be a busy time for police controls, too, and the live look from the daytona beach cam. not much going on at this hour. - ooner let' s get to danny treanor in the pinpoint weather shaky. >> today is the day to wrap things up and get things done and enjoy and be outside because motorcycles don' t have a cover and it can be a little wet and on down farther south. a little shower activity popping up on the radar this time of the day and sun'

but what' s going on over here around fort pierce and that' s trying to move on into the river county and could hold into the grant area. and it is that air show and the 50% chance of rain and temperatures will be warm. >> she' s a royals lover but not a reigning mlb champ.

>> justin: britain' s queen elizabeth will mark her 90th birthday in the next 90 days and in the lead up to the officials they' ve crowned america' s biggest royal fan. now that story from london. >> those are the places i have to go. >> reporter: this ohio resident has admired the british royal family from across the pond since she was a kid. >> hello, christine. >> reporter: now she' s getting a vip pass. >> you' ve been chose tone come to london. >> as part of the build up to the 90th birthday bash, they launched a casting call for one luckiy american to experience their own royal weekend. >> these types of trips do happen once in a lifetime. >> reporter: she got everything from the royal makeover. >> i had lines of dreses waiting for me from harrod' s.

>> to do that in the 1951 bentley was just unbelievable. >> royal curiosity brings in a lot of money for the u.k. americans spend 3 billion a year. >> the pomp and circumstances >> i can' here! >> but the fairiy tale visit says she' ll never forget her once in a lifetime trip. jonathan bigli on - - bigliotti, cbs news. >> and queen elizabeth is the first and they' re waiting for the weather to be better in june. it' s a little cold and rainy.

of times and october could be like 32 . so here october is oh, another 90? >> when looking at the temperatures of the day it' s 87 and 90 is not that far away. >> what will spring be like? >> we' re in store for some fun. and go going to be available free of charge and sent this in. we appreciate it. thank you so much. and if you' d like to send us this one go into the app store and search wkmg and download the storm pins.

going to happen and maybe a sprinkle and we stay warm and that will affecter bike week and another ruling out of heavy rains and maybe thunder but i don' t think we' re talking severe weather but are talking the serious amount and limited visibility into the cape now and fluctuating around wildwood on the radar and a little bit of faults echoed but have seen real rain out in the atlantic and see this moving through the north of lake okeechobee and it' s not a big deal but maybe a little bit of a nuisance. may interfere with the morning. and seing it produce access 2- 3 feet and please exercise

a lot of excess rain and it' s starting to inch off to the east with the southeast arely wind and brings more moisture in the contrast in the way of the frontal boundary and could have a conflict to produce a chance of rain for tomorrow and that' s the reason we' re going in that direction. today we have a chance for sprifrmgles and i think maybe there might be - - sprinkles and might be some semi rain activity and maybe rain at 9:00 tonight up around marion county. tomorrow is the activity day and as we go hour by hour today it' s by noon and 84 by 4:00 this afternoon and warm and humid and more of the same as we look at everybody and then tonight drop down into the 60s and what are you doing over the next several days? i do believe we' re dealing with the clock change at 24 hours

temperatures and the percentage with the chance of rain in the forecast and check out those temperatures. what does it look like for you? and it is nice with longer days and then you have to think about they' re losing sleep and tired tomorrow. >> and all right, danny, thanks. still to come this fox is how he nearly outfoxed some

>> justin: deciding to play cat and mouse with pop razzie. posted on hargrave' s twitter. they were playing a few rounds of golf when it curious fox decided to crash the outing. then the fox takes off with something, some kind of weather object. it was sniffing around the golf bag. it was his wallet. or attempted to make a quick getaway. luckily the fox dropped the wallet as it ran away. the irish lads getting outfoxed. getting too close with the camera. should have just out of here instead of trying to take a picture. >> i' m surprised the fox being brave to do that. take a look at this. pick out the things you like

s tonight with the rain expected tomorrow and 50% chance with the downpours and don' t think severe, not necessarily talking about alerts and warnings. >> danny, thank you so much for joining us on news 6. cbs this morning is next.

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