happening today, orlando mayor buddy dyer is receiving a major honor. he will receive the public leadership in arts award from the u.s. conference of mayors. a celebration is taking place at the abbey on south eola drive tonight at 5:30. officials say, mayor dyer received the award for his unwavering support of arts initiatives in orlando. next at 6:00, we are on top of breaking news as a boater disappears in orange county. michelle: alex villarreal is my first at the scene, as searchers look for a missing voter. ted: we are going to be keeping a close eye on the 1792 closure. as you can see, it is bad. we will have backup plans for you, coming up. amy: we' ve temperatures all over colder to the north, but in the south it is quite warm. we have quite a bit of cloud cover, and a little bit of rain on the way. a couple showers today, but a whole lot of rain overnight tonight and into tomorrow. we will talk more about the timing of the showers and storms or tomorrow, coming up in our next hour. jason: to track all of that while away from your television, m

mayor buddy dyer and winter park vice mayor sarah sprinkle cut the ribbon today. zip car is in 500 cities and on 500 college campuses including ucf and rollins. there are now six in orlando, four at disney springs the cars , and two in winter park. the cars allow you to pay with a credit card and use for as little as one hour, which the company says, appeals to millennials and retirees, called urban boomers. >> that is the baby boomer that are now retired. the children have moved out of their big properties in the suburbs and it is too much for them to keep up with. those folks are not downsizing, selling their car, moving into downtown and urban cities. and they are having more fun than ever. >> what does it cost? a one-hour rental is nine dollars. a whole day locally is $69. insurance is included with a $1000 dollar -- $1000 cash deductible. jason: is not the only downtown change that is exciting city leaders. city' s plan to kick in $75 million to build a downtime ucf campus. the package includes $20 million for the transfer of land. 22.5 million dollars for th

so why come here, why try to get the support of orlando city mayor buddy dyer? >> tourism is big in orlando. it is important for him to understand what this means for the city if it passes. >> the mayor's deputy chief of staff tells us he was out of the office today and she accepted the petition in his >>> no meeting scheduled with mayor dyer which is why he was not there to receive the position. the group plans to deliver copies to orange county's mayor and sheriff as well. >>> he was once called the most hated man in america for raising the price of hiv drugs by 5000 percent. >> today martin sugar grove would not answer questions about why he did this . >> i invoke my fifth amendment privilege. >> he gained notoriety last year when he raise the price of the hiv drug from $13 up to $750 for one pill. >> at some time i may move to withhold the gentleman in content -- content -- hold him in contempt. he seems to be the poster child for greed . >> he refused to testify because of an unrelated pending case and was escorted out shortly after he tweeted, cold, hard to

buddy dyer: it' s a great investment for our downtown. gail: orlando mayor buddy dyer believes taxpayers will recoup the investment the city is putting in when other businesses build in the creative village and more property tax revenue rolls in. but he admits the development has been slow-going. was it stalled until the ucf component was added? buddy dyer: i don' t know that it was stalled, but it' s like everything else, it didn' t go as fast during the recession as we had hoped it would. greg: the city still owes $90 million on a loan that was secured with the intention of paying it back by selling land to digital media businesses in the creative village. but so far, that hasn' t happened. the campus plan could turn that around. robert stuart: the $90 million is a big deal. and we always want to stay on top of that. greg: ucf is hoping for board of governors approval on the 18th. grant heston: we' re focusing on downtown. needs $20 million in state funding from lawmakers before they adjourn next month, to greg fox, wesh 2 news. jim: coming up, a data brea

this morning-- orlando mayor buddy dyer will join the city in welcoming the new car-share program. zip-car has already been introduced at the university of central florida. it allows people to rent a car fast-- and for a short amount of time. you can check a car out -- with the swipe of a card. also-- keep an eye ut for special "zip- car only" parking spots around the city. some pro-sports team in florida receive state sales tax rebates... and now the daytona international speedway might be added to that list. florida state department determined the sports stadium qualified for the funding plan. the speedway is asking for 90 million dollars total-- that would be 3 million dollars over the course of 30 years. while the speedway is just one of the stadiums that qualified... state legislators still need to approve the plan by the end of next month. it's national signing day... and as usual... florida will be 9g a major role in what you see e college football land-scape next year. it's big day fro florida and fsu and scott frost at ucf... here are some of the local expected signings..

. >> in a matter of hours, police along with mayor buddy dyer will team up for a workshop, this is aimed at improving dialogue between the public. it is being called orlando speaks. it is at 6:30 in the cafeteria of howard middle school t. goal is to increase awareness and also understanding about police practices as well as developing trust between officers and people in the community. >> a brevard county baby who couldn't wait to meet his parents instead of the hospital was born at home. this baby boy was born with the help of his daddy and a very patient 911 operator. >> steven trout was forced to wife went into labor and quickly realized there wasn't enough time to make it to the hospital. >> well -- >> how do you feel about that? >> how would my husband feel? with the help of bill matta, he delivered about a minute into the conversation with 911. >> the scariest part was when the baby was out and there was a five second maybe longer period where he wasn't breathing yet. >> that's scary. after clearing the little guy's airway, kalen was just fine. everybody is all smiles there later

mayor buddy dyer says part of the donation would include 15 acres of land by deeding over the building on livingston digital media. it would also include $2 million in parking garage space for -- if approved, ucf still needs 20 million dollars in state funding from lawmakers before it can begin building. in the middle of destruction comes a miracle. next, a rare discovery made in taiwan more than 30 hours after a massive earthquake. and they reported missile launch by north korea prompts emergency action by world leaders. we are hearing about the possible response from other countries. we continue to work breaking news in orlando neighborhood, police confirming to us that two men have been shot to death. monitoring, neto adrian: we are taking you back to the scene of breaking news, live in orlando. please tell us that two men were found dead on robert trent jones drive in metrowest. please told us that they had a pair gunshot wounds. right now, officers are not saying whether they are looking for a suspect. we were there a few minutes ago as people became distraught, a fairly after bei

if you want to be will to cast today is her chance to have orlando mayor buddy dyer and police chief john mina answer your questions. they are holding an orlando speaks workshop at howard will school on east robinson street. officials say having these conversations is critical to moving the city forward. it gets underway at 6:30. jason: usually we get going at 4:30 in the morning. today was well before 4:00. erika, you and amy were on the air covering tornado warnings. eric: you sit at the radar and you can so distantly recall saying to amy, do you see this? she has the same thing and she looks at it she says, are we about to do this? about 30 seconds later -- i didn' t have a chance to take a sip out of my coffee. the bells and whistles woke up to that nasty weather. thankfully it is all done and over with and we don' t have any reports of industry -- injuries or damage. all of that is good news. big issues it is ok if you ask me. this is what we have got now. it is sunny and gorgeous as we look outside to downtown orlando. it looks like i-4 is going to bit slow in the eastbound dir

orlando mayor buddy dyer and team president phil rawlins will be on hand for the celebration. that new stadium won' t be ready until 2017. the lions kick off a new season in the citrus bowl this sunday. s strong reaction s new surge pricing system. the busier the parks are, the more you' ll pay. the new pricing system started yesterday. on a slow day, the cost stays the same to visit magic kingdom, that jumpsuit $124 -- that will jump up to on -- $124 on the busiest days of the year. there' s a calendar of the days and prices posted online. here' s what some of you had to say on the wesh 2 facebook page. james is saying, this may be a good thing. it will encourage people to travel at non-peak times and the parks should be less crowded as often as a result. matt disagrees writing, i can just see the mess this will create. i paid x amount of $ to come when you said it would be quiet and now it' s packed. tell us what you think on the wesh 2 facebook page. michelle: alex villarreal is reporting on ways that county leaders are combating the problem that some are calling an epidemi

mayor buddy dyer the city commissioners and chief john mina touched on several topics as part of an effort to develop trust between residents and police. >>> university of central florida says in a report from ucf said violent crimes dropped 31 percent last year compared to 2014. that includes a 57 percent decrease in the number of reported rapes. burglaries were up nearly 14 percent of the university says overall. >>> orange county commissioners have approved a program that allows using cell phones things congestion. congressman john mica proposed a private program to play centers at intersections professors with use pains from transponders were supposed to count cars going to the intersection. then the lights would change. micah is now try to get federal funding for the program. >>> orange county leaders have also given some stern instructions to residents in an effort to keep people safe from the zika virus. >> in addition to dumping out and eight standing water, they are encouraging residents to of been out of the country to stay inside when they return and away from mosquitoes. so far

mayor buddy dyer says part of the donation would involve the deeding over the building on livingston street where ucf already teaches digital media. in parking garage space for about 7500 students who will attend the creative village campus ucf will share with valencia college. until now, the development has reporter: was it stalled until the ucf component was added? buddy dyer: i don' t know that it was stalled but it' s like , everything else, it didn' t go as fast with the recession as we had hoped it would. meredith: orlando council will vote on the plan next monday. if approved, ucf still needs $20 million in state funding from lawmakers before it can begin building. jim: we have new video tonight of a fire that consumed a mobile home in deland. you are looking at video from a camera on a firefighter' s helmet. you can see there is a minor firefighters arrived and opened the door to the home on dover lane. this happened yesterday morning. three people were able to get out, but their dog didn' t make it. state fire marshall, the fire is not believed to be suspicious. the think th

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investigators say they stole jim: new information tonight on s plans to ucf' mayor buddy dyer says part of the donation would include 15 acres of land by deeding over street, where ucf already teaches digital media. it would also include $2 million worth of parking garage space for about 7500 students, who will attend the creative village campus. ucf will share with valencia college. until now, the development has been slow-going. reporter: was it stalled until the ucf component was added? buddy dyer: i don' t know that it was stalled, but it' s like everything else, it didn' t go as fast during the recession as we had hoped it would. jim: the orlando city council will vote on the plan monday. if approved, ucf still needs $20 million in state funding from lawmakers before it can begin building. meredith: if you live in downtown orlando and need a new way to get around, you' re in luck. zipcar will now be renting out cars in the orlando and winter park areas. there are now six locations in orlando, four at disney springs, and two in winter park. s how it works. you can use a credit card

orlando mayor buddy dyer believes taxpayers will recoup the investment the city is putting in, when other businesses build in the creative village, and more property tax revenue rolls in. if approved, they still need $20 million of state funding from lawmakers before they a joint next month, in order to start building. jason: thank you brett. happening today, lawmakers will consider a lgbt attention -- protection proposal for the first time in a decade. the senate judiciary committee is the first to discuss the bill which bans discrimination in jobs and housing. gay rights activists say the vote will send a message to the entire country about where florida stands. michelle: right now, the coast guard is scouring lake okeechobee for any sign of a missing couple. john russ and his wife, diane, disappeared while on a fishing trip saturday. searchers are focusing on the >> he was concerned that his friends, who were out fishing during the day, had not returned from the fishing trip. we have located a vessel, in the area of where the suspects were last seen -- of where the two were last seen.

. >> amy: mayor buddy dyer, hold a orlando speaks event at howard middle school on east robinson street. ryan has the police chief in studio b. hello. >> reporter: we have love it when we have chief mina and we have today. >> thanks, ryan. >> reporter: you see the messages that are sent out there. how important is it to talk to the community, and hear their concerns and you ask share your feelings as well? >> it's extremely important. the what what has happened around the bpx nation. it's important for officers to talk to residents in nonenforcement type situations. >> reporter: the things you hear surprise you in terms of attitudes and beliefs? >> i participated in the first one. i remember a young african-american female, she was telling me about her feelings when she was pulled over by the police. she was just trying to get to work early in the morning, and i really thought about that, and i was able to tell her about my feeling, and my perspective, and being a young officer, in certain neighborhoods, and kids. and parents pulling away their kids and saying, don't say hi to the polic

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michelle: today is your chance to have orlando mayor buddy dyer anson -- answer your questions. having these conversations is critical to moving the city forward. the event gets underway at 6:30 tonight. >> in first alert weather, we have been monitoring severe weather. there is a warning. michelle: we want to get to amy sweezey. they may cancel it earlier . still some strong storms in southern brevard county. it is almost off the coast. we had a tornado warning earlier this morning. the worst of the weather is offshore and moving very quickly away from us. now it is light rain toward the coast and back to the west of i-4, the rain is gone. a whole lot of clouds left, a threat of severe weather is ending soon. even though we have this thunderstorm warning in effect for five more minutes. there is less red showing up on the map here. still some gusty winds stretching from south of cocoa beach all the way down through sebastian inlet. to the north and west, we are done with not only the storms. the rain as well. a few showers along the turnpike and everything rolling very quickly.

mayor buddy dyer, city commissioners, chief john mina touched on several topics as part of an effort to create and develop more trust between residents and police. >>> a few hours, check out the upgrades from the $400 million daytona rising project. the free open house and daytona international speedway goes from three 3-7. starting at five, fans can watch the nascar sprint cup series practice for upgrades include social areas escalators elevators and more than 100,000 comfortable seats. >>> lottery officials will name and introduce the big winner at 1:30 in tallahassee. i guess it is not you. >> you are both here. you are my friends so. >> and that is questionable. [laughter] >> half friends. >>> chicago -- >> in low places. >> watch it. >> 30 degrees in chicago today. we are sunny and warm. the contrast. bragging rights indeed. i posted that on facebook is to grant if you want to share that and rub it in and do not encourage it. downtown orlando, fairweather high clouds. otherwise lots of sun. 60 degrees. winds northwest at 6 miles an hour. temperatures bumping up. 60s around to 70

posted by orlando mayor buddy dyer and orange county mayor teresa jacobs committee visit the civic leaders bob billingsley and john coffman were given an award. >>> south florida deputies say they arrested an 18-year-old because he was pretending to be a dr. south florida deputies say they arrested an 18-year- old because he was pretending to be a dr. >> it's not the first time where i have been accused. >> how the secret was finally exposed. hour for tonight. >>> crisis of puerto rico continues to drive families to central florida. a drop in crude oil prices and in the shares in us stocks up on wall street. the dow rose more than 257 points and the nasdaq saw an increase of about 98 and s&p 500 up more than 31 points. >>> the city of orlando is open for business in spanish. today leaders announced another moved to meet the mess of a fast-growing hispanic community. channel 9 anchor nancy alvarez asked what it means for the local economy. >> reporter: when julio opened his firm and 2006 he had a much heavier accent. >> my english was not as good as now. >> reporter: everywhere he >> none o

state level not at city hall but it could have an impact on tourism and that's why moms want mayor buddy dyer to weighing in. the group called moms rising is asking mayor dyer not to back a bill that would allow open carry in florida. instead moms wanting to take a stand against the proposed legislation. they say defend families and florida. moms delivering petitions to the office carrying more than 25,000 signatures they also potential vacationers living outside of florida saying they may not visit orlando is open carry becomes legal. >> best case scenario what this? >> best case scenario i want to see this go away. i don't think we need this in the books in florida. >> mayor dyer was not in city hall today to receive the petition. we are told he is out of the office of it staff took it in debit we ask it mayor dyer has a stance on the issue and we are waiting to hear back. more on that on eyewitness news at 4 pm in orlando, kimberly eiten, channel 9 eyewitness news controversial rally to support legalizing rape will no longer happen in orlando this weekend. yesterday we told you a website r

yesterday, mayor buddy dyer says ofd will no longer use buildings built before 1980 until they're inspected. and orange county officials will meet for two new schools yesterday at founders square afternoon where protesters held signs and passed out flyers. protesters told us one concern is the traffic headache the new school would bring. a bill is making its way through the florida house this afternoon that would end permanent alimony for couples who get divorced. >>> a lot of people feel like nobody should win the lottery by virtue of getting married. reacting to this story on facebook since it aired during eyewitness at 4:00 yesterday. those who support the bill have been making payments to former spouses for years following short marriages, but opponents say the bill hurts spouses who gave up careers to stay home. >> so now i'm 71 years old and i'm working three part-time jobs to supplement my social security and my alimony, and it's just unconscionable that this should happen. >> if passed, alimony would last from 25 to 75% of the length of the marriage, so a ten-year marriage would onl

at papajohns.com >> julie: today mayor buddy dyer tweeted out this video of a beam signing, to mark the steel orlando city lions' new downtown home. everything is on track for the 2017 season. the 2016 season starts soon in the citrus bowl. >> lisa: a consumer alert at 4:30, question tonight, are you safe from hackers? >> julie: we're learning a major data breach at the i.r.s. is much bigger than first realized. do we know how this happened? >> ginger: yeah, we do. hackers got sensitive information using the agency's get transcript program, allowing people to check their tax history online but it ended up being a gateway for cyber crooks. not even virginia-based tax attorney wayne zell was protected from hackers who stole his identity. >> someone was trying to claim a refund using my social security number. i knew something was wrong. >> ginger: the i.r.s. data dump is the latest in a series of this month, the i.r.s. says there are as many as 724,000 victims. >> the i.r.s. is frankly not doing enough to protect us. >> ginger: the i.r.s. says hackers used personal information gathered fr

to make it happen, orlando mayor buddy dyer is asking the council to approve a donation of 15 acres of land, deed over the building where ucf already teaches digital media, and reconstruct livingston street. developers would also donate land worth more than $7.5 million, and the city would donate $2 million in parking garage space. the mayor believes taxpayers city is putting in, when other businesses build in the creative village and more property tax revenue rolls in. if approved, ucf still needs 20 -- still needs $20 million in state funding from lawmakers before they adjourn next month, to begin building. jason. it' s now the law to keep your trash away from bears. if you live in an area prone to bears, trash has to be kept in a bear-resistant can or locked up until trash day. food left outside, like bird feed and pet food, has to be out of reach. and grills must be cleaned and fallen fruit from trees will have to be picked up. if you' re warned more than once, you could face a fine between $100 and $200. michelle: your top stories are next on sunrise. jason: first, we want to give

orlando mayor buddy dyer and team president phil rawlins will be on hand for the celebration. that new stadium won' t be ready until 2017. lions kick off the new season at the citrus bowl on saturday. coming up, a police officer killed on her first day of duty. michelle: she had ties to a central florida college. jason: it is called the cursed cruise ship. why it is being forced to return home early once again. jason: and tonight, a new season of the voice on wesh 2. additions you will here tonight. additions you will here tonight. don' miss the season prese put more fun in your day with ice-cream-flavored coffees at dunkin' donuts. go for delicious flavors like butter pecan, cookie dough, or new pistachio. enjoy one today. the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today. eric: good morning, 6:43 a.m. is the time. the sun is beginning to peek over the horizon. what a beautiful shot over there. a beautiful morning. nice and quiet forecast. nice and dry condit

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orlando mayor, buddy dyer, and team president, phil rawlins, will be on hand for the celebration. it will take place at 11:00 this morning at the construction site off terry street. that new stadium won' t be ready until 2017. the lines will kick off the new season in the citrus bowl, coming up this sunday. michelle: the voice returns with a round of fresh numb -- auditions. coaches said they will be looking for the same, talent -- kind of talent that won last year. you can catch the voice right here at 8:00, and then a new episode of blind spot will follow at 10:00, followed by wesh 2 news at 11:00. i am looking forward to today, because i love this kind of weather. eric: it is going to be a nice and warm afternoon for us. we will start off with temperatures in the 50' s, but we will make it to 75 degrees by the lunchtime. 78 degrees will be our daytime high. take a look at our satellite radar there. plenty of clouds coming in from the gulf of mexico. even a few showers out there. with a high pressure in control, it is a nice, stable air mass. anything that tries to come in, we w

michelle: today is your chance to have orlando mayor buddy dyer and police chief john mina will community. the orlando speaks workshop will take place at howard middle school on east robinson street. officials say having these conversations are critical to moving the city forward. the event begins at 630. -- 6:30 p.m. michelle: up next, solving the mystery behind a doomed cargo ship that set sail from florida. jason: the hearing today on the el faro tragedy, and the questions we could get some answers to. amy: a little bit of rain left in central florida and brevard county. jason: i-4 is in some slowdowns around conroy after an earlier crash with hazardous material. we have the latest. increase speed, full throttle! (over intercom) ann, are you coming in? what are you guys doing? r2, thrusters! they're closing in! i'll guard the base. for every family that lives star wars... ...this is the place where star wars lives. where a galaxy far, far away... ...is closer than ever before. come join us...as star wars awakens. now at walt disney world resort. experience the fun of all four theme par

we heard from mayor buddy dyer, the commissioner and orlando city soccer owner phil rawlins touching on the impact to the surrounding neighborhood. one thing they mentioned with the stadium is a local work being used to build it. percent of the construction contracts they have given out by the time construction is added -- at its peak this will be local. seen delays. one week out from the first game of the season. rollins says that this time next year they are planning to have the first game in the new stadium. i asked him specifically when they anticipate construction will be wrapped up and ready he tells me they are aiming for christmas now. so at the end of this year, hoping to have construction wrapped up. there could be more delays he says although they don't anticipate any at this point. we found out part of the paramore heritage display. we are talking with the mayor and commissioner about the plans for that and how they plan to memorialize the community and we will have that tonight for eyewitness news at 4. in orlando, janai norman, channel 9 eyewitness news . >>> escaped in

covering the capital, orlando mayor buddy dyer is joining other central florida leaders in tallahassee to fight for funding. one of his big pushes will be to get ucf the $20 million it still needs to expand its downtown campus. other issues leaders will highlight in include efforts to address homelessness and economic development. jason: students and teachers at one local school be back in class this morning after getting a sick day. st. paul' was closed tuesdays of the building could be disinfected. parents were told on monday. a spokesperson tells us that students and faculty came down with flulike symptoms. full should policy is finalized and it is ready for a vote. the school approved the policy which includes genes. final vote set for march 15. if approved, students will return to class in uniform next school year. michelle: grab your winter gear as you head out the door, we are cold again. we will be called again this afternoon, but the sun will be out. amy: as long as you not art -- as long as you are not in the shade, it will be good. if you are in the shade in that wind picks

. >> later tonight, orlando police along with mayor buddy dyer will team up with another workshop between law enforcement and the public. it is happening at 6:30 in the cafeteria of robinson school. it's to develop trust between officers and members of the community. >> all right. proof toy cars have come a very long way. tesla and radio flier are teaming up on an electric model for kids. it has working headlights. apparently it plays music. and it comes in three colors. red, silver and blue. the big difference between this and the adult model, however, is the size and, of course, speed. the kids' version goes a max of 6 miles per hour and the price is a little different, too. it's 500 bucks. it starts at 500 bucks. >> i think the very first car i owned cost a total of $500. >> toy cars have changed over the last years. that's my daughter ila and that's her friend sophia's car. she was really hip on that. that was only a couple hundred bucks. i don't recall it playing music. >> did it come in any color besides pink? >> i think barbie is pretty much pink all the time. showing off their lat

orlando mayor buddy dyer and today' s launch. it at 10:00 a.m. across from lake eola park. jason: new this morning, president obama is asking for a to battle the nation' addiction epidemic. the money would be used to expand access to treatment. the president is also asking for and additional $90 million for state programs. centers for disease control for any woman under 45, avoid alcohol if you are not using birth control. the guideline was issued in an effort to reduce the number of babies born with fetal alcohol syndrome. the cdc says since about half of all pregnancies are unplanned, many women end up accidentally drinking during their first month of pregnancy. michelle: some quick thinking boy scouts in florida are being called heroes today. they saved the lives of 2 boaters in big trouble. investigators say a boy and his father took their boat out for a ride on the manatee river last saturday. they hit something in the water and flipped over. a scout troop was camping nearby and heard their screams for help. two of the scouts jumped into a canoe and went to rescue them

mayor buddy dyer wants to see commissioners acted for the board meeting next month. >>> marina jurica is in the severe weather center. >> we are looking at a very blustery day ahead. with northwesterly wind at 20 up to 30 miles per hour. keep that in mind as you are heading out and about. right now, the wind -- not too bad -- up to the -- 15 up to 25 miles per hour. that will increase. let's go west to east across the viewing area. by noon, we will be looking at a lot of sunshine with temperatures moving up to 56 this afternoon. that is in the villages. still quite chilly. and any i tap-4 quarter -- a cloudy start. a little drizzle as well. reaching is high is 58 by 4:00. at daytona beach, a cloudy start. a lot of sunshine returning after 2:00 -- with a high of 55. >>> we continue to monitor breaking news in the heart of the tourist corridor were two people died and six others are injured. this is a live look at the glitz ultra lounge on mark -- universal boulevard. six victims are at the hospital now. officials say they were taken in as trauma alerts which means they have serious inj