you can e-mail darlene jones if you have a story or you can send a tweet @ d jones wftv. >>> orange county investigators say a security guard hired to protect the guests ripped them off instead. it happened when edward worked as a security officer when he worked at disney world. he stole $8,000 from several guests. he faces charges of grand theft by a hotel employee. >>> these four men may have burglaries across marion county. they ran 24 hour surveillance, they targeted unlocked cars and short chase. >>> a new $10 million marketing campaign hopes to draw businesses to florida. there's a new website, the ads weeks. the campaign was created by enterprise florida, the state's economic development branch. >> it's going to be a tad bit chilly tonight? >> i hope so. let's check in with tom and find out. >>> i'm ready for the weekend. the weekend is the weekend and nice is a bonus. look at the high clouds, it's still streaming through. the fact that we have the high clouds is a sign that el nino is still with us. we won't have any adverse weekend. a beautiful sunset shot there feet. 50s overnigh

i'm darlene jones. sanford police released new information in an officer-involved shooting. police say they got a call about a suspicious man walking along 1792 pointing a gun at vehicles. they say smith opened fire and an officer shot back. sanford police say an innocent bystander was hit but is expected to be okay. here's your check of your weather from our meteorologist marina jurica. >> it's going to be a beautiful day darlene and we're going to see a great weekend, so make sure you get out and enjoy it. we'll see a little bit more cloud coverage and 81 pie tuesday before the next frontal system brings us some more rain. >>> and welcome back to "gma" on this saturday morning. the clock is ticking to iowa. the candidates on a final sprint with events all over the state this weekend. on friday donald trump making headlines calling ted cruz an anchor baby referring to his canadian birth and hillary clinton stumping with former president clinton made no mention of the state department's decision not to

our investigative reporter, darlene jones, asked why the state is now refusing to do anything about potential for traffic noise. >> reporter: this is what the traffic noise sounds like along i-4 between want blossom trail into michigan avenue. and it's just a stones throw neighborhood. >> the intersection is right on top of it. you never could see i-4 from here. >> reporter: the florida department of transportation ripped out trees and other vegetation. this man told us it has not only kept the busy highway out of sight but also helped block out from the noise. >> i can hear it inside the house. >> reporter: fdot refuses to add a sound barrier and we learned only about 10 miles on both sides along the 20 one- mile stretch of the i-4 expansion actually qualifies for that noise barrier. we took of dell's concern to the state agency for answers. why can't fdot just put in a sound while? >> it's a little more, located than just going in there and saying let's put up a sound wall. studies are done and look at the environment. >> reporter: fdot told us that noise has to reach 66 db, then the state

i'm darlene jones, time is 5:00. more on the top story in a minute. but first, take a look outside. a live look over downtown orlando. meteorologist marina jurica is in severe weather center 9. >> not as much, a touch of patchy dense fog as we move into the day, we'll be looking into a new changes because a cold front will be making its way through our area. it is going through, as we speak, looking at our satellite radar, it has the potential to bring us a couple of sprinkles as we move through the morning. gusty winds, northwest winds, 10-20-miles per hour with gusts up to 25 as the cold front arrives. fog, visibility down to six miamis, kissimmee, 7, clermont, 7, eight, nine in orlando and daytona beach. much better than zero visibility we were encountering yesterday. 70 degrees for our high as we move into a blustery day. darlene >>> right now, thousands are gearing up for the disney mare than in 30 minutes. they are following new safety and security guidelines. officials. what do they have to say? >> reporter: well that spokesperson told me obviously, safety is their main prior

i'm darlene jones, time is 6:00 on the dot. meteorologist marina jurica is in severe weather center 9 tracking a touch of fog this morning. >> just a touch, much better than yesterday, looking at our satellite radar, tracking something bigger, a huge cold our neck of the woods as we speak. as that continues to push through, we could see a couple of sprinkles through 10:00 am, but it could be a sprinkle at best. touch of fog anywhere from five mile visibility in kissimmee. eight in clermont and daytona at 9:00 and the villages in sanford. it's just a touch, still take it easy as the winds will get very gusty as we head into the day, today, upper 60s as we move into the afternoon. topping out at 70 degrees with per hour. >> >> right now, more than 20,000 runners are racing in the disney marathon. runners and spectators will have to teal with new security guidelines. it's considered central florida's largest sporting event. disney officials say new resemble anything resembling sharp guns, and they cannot wear masks. so far, disney

i'm darlene jones. more on the top story in a live look over downtown orlando this morning. marina jurica is in severe weather center 9. >> it will be fantastic once the sunshine comes up, and it will be making for a beautiful day. we will see plenty of sunshine moving into the afternoon. right now, there's a couple of trouble spots. the usual suspects. marion and portions of sumper it -- sumpter. >>> 39 in palm coast, and 52 for cocoa beach. we will see the coolest temperatures at sunrise, and we have another hour. we will look at rebounding into the low 70s inland and upper 60s to 70s along the coast. the full forecast coming up. darlene. >> reporter: state investigators are working to shooting on a busy street in sanford. this story was breaking last night on eyewitness news at 10 and 11. julie salomones live. we are waiting to learn how the victim was involved in all of this. >> reporter: at this point we don't know if he was a bystander or exactly how he was involved in this situation, but if you look behind me, this is the general area where the officer-involved shooti

good morning, it's sunday, january 24th, i'm darlene jones, time is 5:00. let's get you out for a look downtown. certified meteorologist, rusty mcrainy is in severe weather center 9. >> outside, right now, temperatures are beginning to drop. we are starting to see a couple of areas go below zero. effect for much of the viewing area, including orlando. temperatures have already slipped in the purple. obviously, a bit of a wind, wind chill advisory, wind chill values will feel like the 20s. your current numbers updated as of 5:00 am. 30 in ocala. palm coast, at freezing, 32. orange county, downtown, 37, apopka coming in at 37 degrees. in lake county, 34. but we are still more than two hours away from sunrise are so that means we still have the opportunity to see temperatures drop. it will not be a hard freeze because the winds are up, five to 15-miles per hour but it still could cause come problems as we take you hour by hour. plenty of sunshine as we go through the day. a cool afternoon with daytime highs in the mid-50s. come back. we'll track the temperatur

i'm darlene jones. more in a minute, but first, a orlando. marina jurica is tracking that and more storms headed our way. >> reporter: that's right. just when we had a breather from the storms we will be pretty much quiet today, but after midnight, we will see the storms brewing once again. the satellite radar for this morning, the big pickup as mentioned -- hiccup as mentioned is the fog. northern counties, getting hit a little harder than the the future fog showing by 8:00, it's definitely still intense for the next 2 hours, and by 10:00 a.m., we will see that lift up quite nicely. by 11:00 a.m. we are completely clear. upper 40s and low 50s, and that's about a 13-degree temperature drop from yesterday morning at this time. of course that has to do with the rain-cooled air. headed into the afternoon, we are talking about 70s, and it will be warm today with the south westerly wind with a 10% shot at a sprinkle, and mainly dry, and then after midnight tonight, the storms will be cooking again, and i will track those over the next 30 minutes.

a local boyscout group taken for $25,000 worth of equipment. darlene jones. time now is 6:00 on the dot. i'll have more on our top story. here is allover look at and severe weather center 9 and more 80s aare on the way. >> 80s returning this week. we'll be flirting with record highs and we're going to be looking at a day today where we will be fighting the clouds. they are very stubborn. as i warned you yesterday, it isn't going to be as sunny. hopefully, we'll see some peaks of sunshine as we head into the afternoon. it keeps the temperatures a little warmer or night. acts as a nice little blanket. we are still dealing with a couple of host. over the last 24 hours, we have seen up to eight degree temperature hikes, so it is definitely warmer and that warming trend is just beginning into the week as we see the 80s return. everyone will be in the low to mid 70s as we head into the day today. darlene? >> developing this morning, a seminole county mother is pleading for answers in her son's murder. it happened at the middle of the afternoon friday. eyewitness ne

. >>> it is 927 i'm darlene jones and the mother of a 15-year-old murder victim is asking for help finding weather shot her son . harris was driving on central street friday afternoon when deputy say someone is standing in the street opened fire on a car. he crashed into a light pole and then died after being taken to a local hospital. >>> we will look at a mostly cloudy day so if you're heading out and about as you move into the day today it's not too bad it just won't be as sunny. we will look at a high of about 75 degrees today with a low 70s along the coastline. sixty-two with fog forming overnight tonight into monday morning so keep that in mind for your we commute tomorrow otherwise 80s remain. >>> if you want the latest signing up for health insurance was very easy... my premium is 22 dollars a month. it only took a few minutes, and i got exactly the kind of coverage i wanted at the price i wanted... it was a comforting feeling to know that our family is secure and that we have healthcare.gov qualify for financial help to make coverage more affordable, lowering their monthly premium

i'm darlene jones. one person in the hospital and two others on the run. it started as a routine traffic investigator say an officer opened fire after they say the driver nearly had an officer. an 18-year-old man was hit and is in stable condition this morning. here is a check of your weather from meteorologist marina jurica. >> today is the calm before a second round of storms. only a 10% shot of sprinkles otherwise we are warming up to the mid to upper 70s. as we head into sunday 3:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. looks like the best time frame for those strong thunderstorms to push through. we will have team effort here letting you know if any of them >>> all right. welcome back to "gma." happening right now, the gop heating up this morning. trump tweeting about a lawsuit filed by a lawyer down in texas taking aim at ted cruz's eligibility to become president. trump says cruz was a canadian citizen until 15 months ago, he ends his tweet in trumpian style, i told you so. >> how many times have we heard that this campaign. >>> also right now a bank robber on the fbi'

i'm darlene jones. we will have more on the top first, downtown orlando has a gladdie start to our sunday. a lot of areas saw rain. >> reporter: we will continue to see showers as we move into the morning. the cold front is pushing through. the early warning doppler 9 right now, heavy rain about to move out of polk county into osceola county. if you're traveling south on the turnpike or 192, just know you will encounter rain in the next 20-30 minutes from the parkway into south port here. it's just south of kissimmee. you see we have issues along i- 4 and the central coastline, and still leaps and bounds better than yesterday, but there's a touch of fog out there the wind sweed is -- speed is just starting to shift it will slowly invade our entire viewing area as we see i will let you know how cold it will get tonight in a few minutes. >>> thousands runners for the disney marathon are expected to cross the finish line in a few minutes. all are following safety guidelines is. julie salomone. >> reporter:

it is saturday, january 30th, i'm darlene jones. time now is 7:00 on the do the. we'll have more on the top story but first here's a live look, wow, i cannot get enough of this gorgeous sunrise this morning. marina jurica is in severe weather center, and a warm up on the way. >> it is absolutely gorgeous. it's a cooler start but not going to stay cool. satellite and radar showing a few of those high level clouds which is great for a sunrise like this, because you can get those gorgeous colors and hows out of those clouds and with those high level clouds we're still going to see plenty of sunshine. we're dealing with some very leesburg. we're talking less than half a mile visibility in that area. every else is a touch from ocala, clermont, and kissimmee. we've got clear conditions through orange, seminole, counties. just depends on where you are. current temps, cool, 39 in palm coast, 41 in ocala 46 in in winter haven and we're only going up from here. darlene? >>> state investigators are investigating what happened during an officer-involved shooting during a busy

darlene jones, that looks like mount renear near tacoma washington in front of your house, you have theiding down there. we had you trek down here in your mountain climbing boots, you fell because the street not plowed. so your little is -- leg is all messed up. >> yes, out here slipping and sliding. i take my grandchildren to school to meet the school bulls. we can't even make it hardly. this is god awful. >> that snow is higher than the windows and doors on cars out in front of your house? >> taller than my grandson who is five. >> four days, do you always have problems on this street with whether it snowed in previous storms. >> yes, yes, it is like we are the lost park, you know, like we are on a whole another planet somewhere. that's how the city treats us. >> well if you are wondering, her neighbor across the street, robin cone, we talk to her, she is on tape now, one. people who made multiple calls to 31 is one. >> i did the 311. i called, they gave me confirmation, then when i got home yesterday from work, after taking all of these buses and seeing where everything was clear, an