15-year-old found dead in >> we are following a developing story in orange county. a man shot at an apartment complex is in grave conditions right now. >> the man was an innocent police. gina is live at the scene with more. >> reporter: crime scene investigators just left the scene after being out here for

trying to piece together what happened. deputies say that innocent bystander who was shot was a working who was working on a fence here. that fence surrounds this playground here that belong do is a preschool called ingram abdomen. it happened at the magnolia court condos. and man and his girlfriend got into an argument and the man pulled out a gun attempting to shoot this girlfriend but shot the worker instead. here is what they are saying about the shooter. >> there is no one on the loose. our deputies immediately managed to take into custody the man who was responsible for firing the gun and hitting the innocent by hp stander. >> reporter: the people who live out here are on edge saying the crime is rampant and the

saying crime is prevalent in this area. of course that victim in this case is in grave condition. we will continue to work to get any developing details and bring you the latest as it coming in. >> sonni: a major break in the case of a murdered 15-year-old. >> tonight orange county sheriff deputies arrested two people in connection with the murder of 15-year-old antone davis. hall holly bristow is joining us with more. >> reporter: they have made an arrest in the murder of 15-year-old antone davis thanks to help from the community. here is michael anderson who is in jail charged with second-degree murder and earlier

18-year-old girlfriend lindsey shirly. at the time anderson was being processed davis' family was holding a funeral. >> we know it will not bring antone back but hope the news brings a measure of comfort to the family. >> our hearts and prayers go out to the families of these kids and many others in this type of situation. we hope that it is a wake up call for some young men and women that are involved in that sort of thing. it can be life-changing. >> reporter: the sheriff really made a point in saying that this arrest would not have been possible without help from the community. he said he hopes people around orange county take note of this in case something happens in their neighborhood. it really does take people

they saw to make these arrest possible. reporting live from the original county sheriff's office holly bristow. and turning to brevard county where authorities are dealing with a mystery. >> there have been a hundred fires in and around palm day since january and firefighters are saying many are suspicious. derrol nail is live with more on what authorities are saying about the fires. derroll? >> reporter: six more fires on wednesday most of them according to authorities suspicious. none of them destroyed any homes luckily this time. but authorities can't get a handle on this and are concerned about the pace of the fires eventually putting a home like hairs. john heart has been forced to race home from work three times the last few weeks after flames went up in wooded lots around this home. the fires part of well over a

>> i have come home and seen blazing blazes. across the street it was bad. they set two more behind us. >> reporter: the frequent threat is forcing palm bay fire and police cruise to increase patrol with high fire activity where nearly 80% are happening in this rural area of southwest palm bay known as the compound. >> there is not a lot to stop these fires. >> reporter: most of the fires have been ruled suspicious but they don't have enough evidence to be more specific than that. however, this resident says during recent fires near his home he gets specific information from police robo-calls. >> they called my home and said they are looking for two juveniles on a blue dirt bike. on sunday there were helicopters and police everywhere because another fire was set. >> reporter: the fire

more than a hundred fires on any one causel adding sparks from an atv or wildlife crossing a power line are possible causes but human activity is drawing the most suspigs from residents >> most of the stuff is in the afternoon so it is hard to say a specific person or hard to say it is kids. we cannot put a finger on anybody. we are trying to patrol is keep it down to a minimum. >> reporter: in addition to those patrols the division of forestry flying a plane over the area looking for new fires that might pop up. in palm bay, derrol nail, fox news. a judge sentenced a woman in prison for life after shooting and killing her daughter and

>> it is clear it was her who pulled the trigger there are two discussed. the gripping mental illness she suffered from for many years and the second is our pathetic gun control laws in this country. there is no way that ms. guduru should have been allowed to perchas that fire. >> she asked the judge to send her to a faith-based prison but the judge said he cannot make guarantees. saturation control is going to be happening this weekend with several stops set-up throughout volusia county. in lake county, collide brooks is in prison after urinating on a refrigerator with hospital medicine inside.

hospital for at least nine hours before the incident. officials do not believe alcohol was a factor. four new cases of the zika virus have been reported in florida. the senate approved a measure to speed up the development of vaccines and treatment for the disease. the legislation introduced by senator bill nelson added a cure for zika virus to the fda's priority list. this gives drug makers an incentive to accelerate the search for a cure. governor rick scott signed the $82 billion budget into history. many are saying the spending is too much but some supporters say more should be spent on some things. >> you cannot be a government without following a budget process that is fair to all residents. >> we are so far from behind

institutions, the things that the legislature is responsible for, mental health institutions, our correction center, our juvenile welfare system, our public welfare system. >> and the state' spending plan passed the senate and lost just one vote in the house. the hillsboro county community came together today. >> they honored the sheriff deputy whose final actions saved lives. the community saying good bye to the deputy. we told you about a woman looking for her two stolen dogs in sanford and thanks to viewers

the a sanford woman is reunited with her two english bulldogs four days after they were stolen from her home. >> cara and judy are safe and sound and the owner is revealed. the owner was out shopping when the dogs vanished but last night the police got a call from man saying he found them running around the city and gave the dogs away but after searching the police were able to get the dogs back. >> i ran in here and woke everybody up. it was late. like 12 o'clock. i am like they found the dogs. knowing the police stand behind you and help you so much was really a nice feeling. >> the circumstances behind the dog's disappearance is still being investigated.

together to honor a fallen deputy. he was killed last saturday morning after spotting a vehicle going the wrong way and put this cruiser in between that driver and another car. kevin swarez has more. >> reporter: this was the final salute to the hillsboro deputy who knave gave his own life to safe another. >> i am proud to call him a hero. >> reporter: the sheriff's words were shared by thousands. the church was packed. >> i have never seen anything like this in my life. i have been a priest for 20 years and never seen anything like this. >> reporter: a sea of law enforcement, along with the governor, attorney general, and were there.

close to him said but he made a major impact on anyone's life he touched. this master considered him like a son. >> john was one of those guys who was always there when you needed him. it didn't matter what it was or where or when. he would just show up and take care of things. no questions asked or expectation of resipication. >> reporter: we >> we found out he was an oregon donor and they were able to get samples of his eye tissue and because of him two people will regain eyesight. >> reporter: he was only 30 years old. a deputy for just six years but his legacy will likely live on

central florida is changeable. the clouds are rolling in. the chance of showers will beal building but coming out us in a couple ways. not one big shot. heavy rain hitting the panhandle. pensacola about ready to get hit again. rain pour, gusty winds and lightning but no warnings for the storms but they are the heavy ones. dry for tonight, maybe a sprinkle, but as we go through the day tomorrow, especially in the latter part of the afternoon and evening, anywhere from half an inch to nearly one and a half inches of rain in the green mainly north of orlando. the cold front approaching the low pressure center up to the north and that combination squeezing out the moisture mainry for tomorrow in the afternoon and evening. 82 in sanford. 75 in ocala. humidity levels increasing around 50-60% for most of the area area. west wind currently at 9 miles per hour.

temperatures are still high up there. 86 was the high today. 62 early morning low and that was six degrees warmer than normal. overnight shower is possible. the action located out towards pensacola is going to break down but some of that will move over the area. if you are in lake, marion, northern volusia, and gainesville, an overnight shower is possible. as we go through the day tomorrow, starting with a chance of morning showers not a big deal. late afternoon and evening, big storms move in along the west coast. they mean weaken and i am not expecting severe weather but heavy downpours. you can see the big storms sitting to the west in the gulf of mexico. satellite and radar showing the cold front to the north. the focus for the heavy rain unfortunately they are getting mississippi and louisiana which they of course do not need the we will get some of that moisture later on tonight. here is the model showing

as we go through the day tomorrow, ten o'clock tomorrow morning, maybe a shower but nothing heavy. nothing to mess up any of your 444444444444 plans. as we get to 2-3 p.m., showers and thunderstorms will begin to build across the area. could get a pocket of heavy rain especially further north of orlando. that is where might see an inch to an inch and a half of rain fall. the front showing up overnight and on sunday moisture from the south and west before we clear it out. we could be looking at more scattered showers mainly in the morning up until early afternoon especially from orlando to the south. 82 tomorrow, 73 clearing skies very late in the afternoon on sunday, and beautiful weather, figures, as we get into the next week. lots of sunshine and highs in the 60s-70s. >> sonni: thanks, glenn. more perfect conditions and good scoring in the second round of

adam has more. >> reporter: not many people saw it coming from jason day who came in having finished 23rd earlier this month. day said he could feel the game coming around and at the perfect time. >> i felt like this was coming. i had to be patient with myself. it is through the second round and i have been to be more patient tomorrow because there is weather coming in that should bring in wind and those are trying days. half way through it but have a ways to go. >> reporter: his bogey free 7-under par round of 65 included more than 120 feet of made putts including the bomb birdie on number 9; the final hole of the day. >> putting good definitely helps. but being able to hit a lot of green out there and give yourself the opportunity to get the birdies, you know, is where

i feel good on the greens. i am pretty happy with how things are looking. >> reporter: quite the turn around for rory mcelmore. the four-time major champion played eight shots better paring 67 to make the cut and get in the mix. >> today was better. i had to go work on my swing especially with the driver and straightened that out. today was better. hopefully i can play well over the weekend and even not sure i will bow get ahead but i can get confidence and bring it into the next few days. >> reporter: jason day, huge round today and he is your

over henric stenson who is 11-under par. if you plan to come out tomorrow, you better get here early because of the threat of nasty weather they will play three somes on the split tee in the morning and all be done by 2 o'clock in the afternoon. >> sonni: rapper ti the latest celebrity to jump on the donald trump bandwagon. >> the rapper is making a bold statement to his fans. ti is saying if you support donald trump he doesn't want you listening to his music. more than that after the break.

rapper ti is the latest celebrity to comment on gop frontrunner donald trump saying if any of his fans support donald trump he would rather them not listen to his music. gary troch is live with more. why do you think he felt the needs to tell his listeners this? >> he feels trump is basically harming his community and the african-american community and the people he makes music for.

it feels that he is, you know, anti anything that has do with fans of ti's music or the african-american community and basically what you said: if you support trump, don't buy his music. he is will to lose the profits or revenue based on his beliefs. he said trump acts like the head of an organized crime family. we had a debate do you believe someone's beliefs and if you want to keep them around. >> i think it is interesting he is putting his money where his mouth is. he is saying i don't care what this affects i don't want you giving me money if you support donald trump. >> i agree. as an artist and someone who depends on people buying his

up for something he believes in. >> have a great weekend. >> glenn: you are taking my forecast whether you like it or not. scattered showers tomorrow, little better on sunday and beautiful weather next week. >> looks good. modern family is coming up next. see you at ten. captioning provided by

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