michelle: alex villareal is what we are -- live with what we' re working on for 6:00. alex: we will show you video that multi-acre fire and i was a jason: police say they have the -- brett: how authorities caught a suspect donning batman attire. ted: i-95 southbound closed in county for a deadly car crash. amy: we have just now dropped to 39 degrees in ocala. we have some cold temperature north and west of the eye for quarter. 55 in melbourne. we' ll talk about this cool start and how warm it will be later today in our next hour. michelle: it goes heavy first alert forecast with you on the go. giving people options based on their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >> local, live, late-breaking, this is wesh 2 news sunrise, in high definition. michelle: right now on sunrise, super tuesday. hundreds of delegates are up for day get of this election. your vote. jason: the man behind the batman mask, and what investigators say fueled his robbery spree across orange county. amy: even warmer today as most

alex villareal is live on the scene. alex: we are seeing a lot of activity and emergency vehicle still on the scene. as hp has confirmed this crash was fatal. they have not told us, they said they could not get tell us how many people died, whether it was just one person or more. you can see that emergency scene here playing out in the westbound lane of i-4 here. we are on i-drive by the holiday inn express and suites. no traffic is moving restaurant, we notice accident involved a dimon taxicab. we can see that cabinets logo. a witness reported seeing a minivan going to runway on i-4. report. this accident scene for you. how this will affect your commute this morning. ted: let' commute around this closure. here' cameras showing the live team with the deadly car crash on i-4 westbound. if you usually travel there, the crashes near sand lake. here' s what you do, take kirkman road south to sand lake, take sand lake westbound to get back onto i-4. at the moment because it is still so early, we are not seeing a huge backup wi

alex villareal is live at the scene with the latest. alex: the big question this morning is how did this fire started. will be here today to investigate that. me, you can see that at this home. really would to see the building is very charge. this with the fire department took and it shows just how huge these flames were. if i achieve here in minneola says firefighters made a heroic effort to rescue anyone trapped inside the house. at that one person they found could not be saved. the home went up in flames went crew -- was up in flames when crews got here at 9:00. the two-story house was destroyed. officials say they will release it and give the person who died as soon as family is notified. others in the home are able to escape with minor injuries. minneola city manager mark johnson is now calling on the community to help the victims. he says now is the time for us to come together and pour out he asked for prayers and donations. we will let you know where the drop off point will be for those donations as soon as that is announced. the

michelle: alex villareal has been here all morning long. she is joining us live at the latest developments. alex: we just got an update from we have been telling you that two people were killed in the crash. the drivers of both vehicles involved. fhp says they were male drivers and that a honda minivan was driving the wrong way here on i-4 westbound and collided with a diamond cab. we have been watching this massive emergency scene on the highway at sand lake road. this happened around 3:20 this morning. the westbound lane of i-4 do remained blocked. a want to get you to ted noah ted: what we know is that fhp has set up a detour. you will get off at kirkman road and take that southbound to sand onto i-4. once again, the detours to get off kirkman road, kirkman to sand lake westbound and then sand lake westbound back to i-4. you can always get off at john young parkway and take that to sand lake westbound or even john young tilde 528. and we are talking about a warm day in central florida, even warmer than yesterday. quite a bit of humidity,

alex villareal is live. what did police tell you before they left? alex: jason, police say there was one victim in the shooting, a 26-year-old man. were here at the time of the shooting and they say that that man was at the corner here. you can see a tree on the corner of the curb and that is where they say he was after he was shot. police say in both legs. as you said, the scene is clear. ago. police it is went down down at they say the shooting appears to have stemmed from a fight in the parking lot. officers found that injured man when they got here and he was taken to ormc. i just talked with woman who was working nearby and she says she heard about eight gunshots. another man we talked to said there was a big crowd out here. about 30 to 40 people that were swarmed in the area that -- when the shooting happened. we say the individuals involved in a confrontation are unknown. we do know that other agencies were asked to be on the lookout for a dark car that the shooter or shooters might have used to get away. police tell us to texas will continue t

alex villareal is there today. what can you tell us? alex: police say the victim was extended stay that you see behind us across maitland boulevard when he was shot twice in the leg and torso. police say he thinks he knows who did it. but they say he was not entirely cooperative with the investigation. the victim was rushed into surgery for his injuries. police said last night that they are hoping they would be able to get more out of him once he got out of surgery. the shots rang out before 11:00 last night. police say someone drove the victim to the 7-eleven near -- for help. they will release is 911 calls to us today. they are also looking into any surveillance cameras that may have captured what happened. as for the suspect in the shooting, police say whoever shot this man was believed to have run away and that this may have stemmed from an argument. but perhaps the most unusual thing about this is where it happened because maitland is just not a place for you typically here about violent crimes like this. this investigation for you

alex villareal is live this morning. investigators say he shouldn' t even had the gun. alex: that is because he is a convicted felon with a lengthy arrest record here in seminole county. cocaine trafficking, grand theft of a firearm. just to name a few. on that list, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. that is a charge he is facing again. williams is also charged with child neglect and unsafe storage of a gun. that is after the six-year-old accidentally shot herself in the under a sofa. the 35-year-old williams was supposed to be watching her at the time. his arrest report says the gun was easy for six-year-old to find and that he did not keep the firearm in a securely locked box or container or have a trigger lock engaged. grief counselors were on hand at wicklow elementary where burke was in kindergarten. sanford police chief called the incident and the child' s death careless, senseless, and entirely preventable. we will be watching as williams faces a judge today and that is scheduled to happen at 1:30 here at the seminal county jail. live in seminole count

alex villareal spoke with the alex: scooter max in pine castle, burglarized overnight, already has four security cameras, and now the owner says he plans to get more. >> i' ve had this happen years ago to me, so it' s devastating every time. alex: for alfredo hernandez, these three guys breaking into deja vu. faced armed robbers in their home. >> you work very hard to have something, provide for your family, and then people just that they don' t want to work for. alarm going off, just before 3:00 a.m. he says, whoever did it has been in the store before. >> they knew the layout of the place. they exactly knew what they were going to come get, and we have our suspicions. alex: the burglars made off with a $2,000 scooter and two dirt bikes, leaving hernandez with a >> it' s expensive to replace those doors. s going to be expensive, because now my premiums are going to go up. alex: in orlando, alex villareal, wesh 2 news. brett: president obama is continuing his historic visit to cuba today. jay: j gray has more. -- michelle: jay gray has more. jay: president obama visited a memorial, foll

jason: alex villareal is live at the scene. police say the car was stolen. alex: police say that when they investigated the car, a silver mitsubishi eclipse, they found out it was stolen. take a look at this house. the damage is extensive. there are now boards in place where the living room wall used to be. a gaping hole was left by this car. you can see debris left all over the front yard. those are chunks of a tree that was apparently also hit by this car when it plowed into the house. the crash happened just before midnight last night. police say it went into the living room area. the car went through the living two people were inside the house at the time. it could have been a much worse situation. the car was empty after the driver fled the scene. police do not know if anyone else was with the driver. examine the mitsubishi eclipse for forensic evidence to try to identify the suspect. as for the house, they did not find reason to condemn of the home. while the residents did lose something, part of their wall, a lot to fix, they did not lose their home. t

live in orlando, alex bill row. -- villareal. jason: marco rubio' wake me up in our area preparing for another stop here this morning. michelle: last night he headlined a rally in sanford and we were the only station to speak with the candidate one-on-one. jason: arcing coverage starts with brett connolly. there is a new block showing rubio is gaining ground. brett: that pull shows he is closing in on donald trump. the problem for rubio is that there is still a big margin. here' s a look at the poll conducted over the weekend of registered republican voters. 38% for donald trump 30% for marco rubio. senator ted cruz and john kasich grounding of those four. the last round of polls, trump had been -- rubio had been trump -- the florida primary set for a t -- rubio spends -- decides to spend all the time in florida. >> nationally, donald trump has benefited from a credible amount of media attention. he is only going to get weaker and we are only going to get stronger, if you don' t want on temperature nominee you have to vote for me

alex villareal talked to some people seeing history up in flames. alex: fire crews spent the morning looking for and washing the iconic mansion is now just charred remains after it burned down last night. >> i was in the home in the 1980' s and i was thought of it s treehouse. a lot of wood, old wood. alex: something out of the didn' t want to shares last name, home. it was built in 1975 by his former boss, the late owl neuharth, 4 -- founder of usa today and florida today. >> i contacted an editor friend of mine at florida today and they say it appears it is al' s former home. alex: it was a site that shocked many in cocoa beach as the sun shone on the devastation, dozens of people gathered. some snapping photos and others just staring. one neighbor captured this drone footage showing smoke still >> i came out and i got in the air and i was able to see that it' it' s just rubble. it still smoldering. it' s a shame. alex: the big question now, how do this fire happened. >> it means a lot to me personally to all of us in cocoa beach, especially the re

alex villareal has the latest. >> greeting voters and kissimmee today, marco rubio did not look to throw in the towel, even as he trails donald trump a recent florida paul. >> these have been all over the place. we were 20 points down in virginia and basically had we had another day we would eat and donald trump. we will win in florida, but i need everyone to come out and vote. >> senator rubio repeated what he told us at it rally in sanford last night. >> it is totally false and completely debunked. it is an embarrassing and shameful journalism. it is ridiculous. >> the dozens of people crowded into the semis mulatto bakery gathered around the senator, greeting him and taking photos with him. sharing stories with him as he stops here for his campaign. >> we are here in support of you. >> is visit brought up the hispanic community, supporters. >> i brought my team with me today. they are excited to be year. we are rooting for marco >>, we are voting for him. >>some still undecided. senator rubio to at least get 50%. it is some state. >> the need to win central florida something rubio tel

live in orange county, alex villareal. michelle: in commitment 2016, we race for president as results from super tuesday pour in overnight. the front-runners in both parties are hanging onto their lead. jason: hillary clinton took seven states and more than 450 delegates last night. donald trump also winning seven states and to picking up more than 190 delegates. tracie potts has all the overnight developments. >> we are going to go to florida -- >> donald trump and hillary clinton. >> i am so delighted to be with you in florida. >> both looking ahead after sweeping super tuesday. she 17 states, including texas where trump wants to build the wall. >> instead of building walls we will break down barriers. >> bernie sanders one colorado, minnesota, oklahoma and his home state of vermont. >> it means so much to me that the people who know me best have voted so strongly to put us in the white house. >> as expected, almost everything else. he is vowing to seal florida for marco rubio. >> once we get all of this finished, i' m g

and that happens quite often not alex: in orange county, alex villareal. jason: a flight headed from orlando sanford international was diverted. the palate reported preservation issues on flight 758. the plane landed safety around -- safely jacksonville around 8:45. the plane is inspected by maintenance team. let' s turn to your first alert weather. the heat is really building in and we are starting to see some clouds move in the area. michelle: lucky eric burris gets to step outside. how' s it feeling? eric: it feels very nice. we need to bottle the 70 before summer because that' s when it doesn' t feel quite as nice. you can see the satellite, plenty of clouds overhead. i want to show you are skycam in melbourne. we have plenty of clouds. sitting just overhead. we are 77 degrees in melbourne. wind out of the west at 30 miles per hour. it is 70 eight in orlando, 75 we are all headed for the 80' s across the interior. a few areas along the coastline will be hanging out in the 70' s. still well above average. the big question, how long do these 80' s stick

that is where alex villareal is live. alex: that is what we are hearing from people who are out here . 30-40 people were out here at the time of the shooting and there was one victim according to police. a 26-year-old man got shot in both legs. we got this video from a woman who was at work in a business nearby. you can see paramedics gathered around the victims on the ground. they were telling people to stay back. the shots rang out around 3:30 appears to have stand -- stemm ed from a fight. we talked to amend man that was outside of time of the shooting and see -- he said he heard several gunshots. he said there was a big crowd out here. >> when i was by the plaza, i see this guy on the floor. i am just standing when the bullets come in. i see the bullet on the floor. alex: the individuals involved in the confrontation are unknown. we know that other agencies were asked to be on the lookout for a car that the shooter or shooters might have used to get away. the tech is will begin continuing investigations. live in orland

jason: alex villareal is live in cocoa beach this morning. the big question is how did it start? alex: that is the big question and we are no closer to learning the answer. the focus is on making sure the home does not catch fire, does not go up in flames again. firefighters are working to put out hotspots. the area is being secured as a crime scene for safety and to he told our crew that the state fire marshal will begin a full investigation as soon as the sun comes up. the chief says they got the alarm around 7:30 last night. officials will take time to find out exactly what happened here. the home, known as the pumpkin center, was an icon in cocoa beach. county records show it sold for $4 million and it was built by usa today and florida today founder al newhart. a number of long -- onlookers watched in shock and sadness. we will continue to follow this investigation for you. we will bring updates at wesh.com. live in cocoa beach, alex villareal. jason: five home invasion suspects remain on the run after five people broke in wearing pig masks. a third person was kidnapped. crit

michelle: alex villareal is live with the new developments. alex: this afternoon, eric williams will make his first appearance before a judge. he is here at the seminole county jail and he is charged with several charges, child neglect, unsafe storage of a gun as well as possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. that is a charge he has faced before. he has a lengthy a arrest record. cocaine trafficking, grand theft, fleeing arrest. this comes after six-year-old a' letha amanii marie burke: shot the 35-year-old was supposed to be watching her. the gun was in any -- easy for a six-year-old to find and he did not keep a trigger lock engaged. grief counselors were on hand at -- where the little girl was in kindergarten. sanford police chief has called the incident should -- careless, senseless, and entirely preventable. we will be watching as williams makes his first appearance before the judge. live in seminole county, alex villareal. michelle: the next republican debate is tonight minus one. ben carson will be missing from the lineup. tracie

let' s go outside to alex villareal. alex: you are going to see a big jason: we will have all of that for you, plus we get to the forecast. announcer: local, live, latebreaking. this is wesh 2 news sunrise in high definition. michelle: a major on ramp is shut down as part of a project. we are live with what this means for your commute. plus, the new push to get donald trump removed from the republican nomination. this is daytona beach over by the coast, we are waking up in the 60' s. dave, what is the weather? dave: i really appreciate it. humidity levels on the high side. 71 is the way it is looking along the coastline. 63 in the melbourne area. watching showers pushing in from the west. you can see them falling apart. mainly a high cloud deck. once the sun gets up, i would expect mostly cloudy skies. enough energy as you look into the afternoon.

alex villareal, wesh 2 news. michelle: overnight, firefighters were out in avalon park watching for hot spots. yesterday, flames burned dangerously close to homes. neighbors helped crews get the fire under control. jazmin walker joins us in studio. jazmin, firefighters could have another busy day ahead of them. jazmin: there' s a very high fire danger for a couple of our counties today. look at what that fire danger meant yesterday. flames burning just feet from a row of homes in avalon park. about 20 acres of a conservation area burned, a few fences caught no major damage. now people who live in that area , say it wasn' t just the firefighters working hard. >> you know a lot of the neighbors pulled together came back here and grabbed hoses, and arts county responded very quickly, within an hour, bulldozers. you can't say enough great things about the county and what they' ve done out here. jazmin: despite how close all those people had to get to fight the fire, no one was hurt. here' s a look at today' s danger,

alex villareal is live there this morning with what started it all. alex: any parents watching this no just how important it is to teach her child about the dangers of strangers and this nine-year-old got that very difficult lesson firsthand here on his way to school. he was approached by a man who asked him if he want to come to his house. the nine-year-old took off, heading back home after this man approached him. it was while this boy was on his bike on his way to edgewater elementary school. he describes this man is having a heavy build, medium black hair, and a long black goatee. police say this all happened around 7:25 in the morning. the boy' s is the man was wearing all black at the time. a black longsleeved t-shirt, black shorts and tennis shoes and sunglasses. edgewater police now say they are investigating the encounter and extra patrols will be conducted here around atwater elementary and the city' s other elementary school. we will be asking with the school system is doing as this is obviously very scary news for parents and other students

jason: alex villareal is on scene. alex: two people who were killed were the driver of the van and tow trucks are working to clear the vehicles, badly mangled vehicles, from the road. emergency scene has been playing since the accident around 3:20 a.m. both of these drivers were men. fhp says the drivers were going the wrong way, the van going the wrong way, when it crashed into a taxi. a tow truck swerved erotically to avoid the van. this happened in the -- on radically to avoid -- a witness says when he got out to help, the van smelled of alcohol. we talked to a spokeswoman who said that there was a bottle of hennessy in the passenger van. they believe this was caused by drunk driving. >> something to drink before getting behind the wheel. alex: she says drunk driving is the biggest cause of long way crashes -- wrong way crashes. both of the men have been taken from the scene, and we will learn their identities later today. let' s get to ted noah. ted: still covering this crash, as you can see here. a westbound crash

now out to alex villareal. alex: an eight-year-old is fighting for his life after falling into this canal. i will to you everything we know about the incident. announcer: local, live, late breaking. this is wesh 2 news sunrise in high definition. >> we are going to go to florida -- michelle: right now on sunrise, big gains for presidential candidates hillary clinton and donald trump. all of the super tuesday results and what candidates will do next. jason: a child nearly drowned on the way home from school. thank you for joining us on sunrise, i am jason guy. michelle: i am michelle imperato. we are getting you out the door with a live look outside a daytona beach by the coast. amy sweezey is joining us now. another warm day on the way. amy: we even have a cold front that will run through, but it will not make is called. instead we have a couple of clouds and sprinkles from it. our temperatures this afternoon will still be in the upper 70' s and lower 80' s. very much like yesterday, we will head out -- keep tem

now we had allied to alex villareal. alex: a man is in the hospital after he was shot. coming up, what he told police about the shooter. you can always get your first alert weather with our first alert weather app. it is a free download in the apple app store and on google play. take it anywhere. you can download it for free. wesh 2 new sunrise starts right now. announcer: local, live, late breaking. this is wesh 2 news sunrise in high definition. michelle: the information justin about the suspects in a brussels terror attack. brett: a shooting outside of a maitland hotel turns a quiet area into a crime scene. good morning, great to have you with us. i' m brett connolly. michelle: i' m michelle imperato. let' s get to ted noah with some breaking traffic news. ted: i-95 southbound in southern brevard county completely closed due to a crash. the crashes interstate road 404. from there, take that to u.s. one southbound and take -- that is your alternate. once you get to eau g allie boulevard, take that to i-95 southbound. good morning, amy. amy: we have sunrise happening t

alex villareal joins us live. alex: a car crashed into an orlando home. i' m live with a look at the damage and evidently nobody search for the driver. alert weather app helps you track those temperatures. we can look at futurecast see what you can expect for the next two days. it is a free download from the app store. wesh 2 sunrise at 5:00 a.m. announcer: local, live, late this is wesh 2 news sunrise in high definition. michelle: right now on sunrise, a car smashes through a local home overnight. we are live at a look at the damage and the latest from investigators on the scene. jason: continuing his fight to take florida, we will hear exclusively from marco rubio as he continues campaigning in central florida. plus, we are going to give you a little news. there could be some smack down in orlando. wrestlemania possibly coming here, the big announcement said today. we will do a little speculating. that is coming up on this tuesday, i' michelle: i' m michelle imperato. also coming up on this tuesday, and another beautiful afternoon. here' s a look at dow

alex villareal is life there. do we know what our this? -- question around this fire. -- their full investigation this morning. you can see this area is blocked off. barricade ourselves. the cocoa beach fire chief is saying there securing this are and protect the investigation. he told our crew that the state fire marshal will begin the total investigation as soon as the sun comes up. this home known as the pocket said it an icon in cocoa beach. 10,000 square feet and 11 bedrooms and 13 bathrooms. county records show it sold for $4 million. it was built by al newhart. the fire chief says they got the alarm around 7:00 last night. it took hours to knock out the fire. officials will take time to find out exactly what happened. is a very large, iconic house. there' s a lot of flammable area. it burned very hot and we' hoping to find it was started. -- find out what did it. alex: the fire to a number of onlookers to watch the shock and sadness as the landmark they knew so well went up in flames. we of course will continue to follow this invest

alex villareal is live. alex: many unanswered questions remain after a teenager was gunned down in ocoee, shot in the head. i will tell you everything we know about the investigation and what his family wants the community to do to bring him justice. jason: as rain starts falling today and moving quickly through parts of the area, you want to track it with our radar inside the wesh 2 news knows -- wesh 2 app. the time right now, 4:58, wesh 2 news sunrise continues right now. local. live. late-breaking. this is wesh 2 news sunrise in high definition. jazmin: right now on sunrise, a local family is devastated after their son is shot and killed over the weekend with no arrest. the plea they are making to the public. jason: the latest moves from the presidential candidate as they look to gain more delegates ahead of mega tuesday tomorrow. thank you so much for waking up with us. i' m jason guy. jazmin: and i' m jazmin walker. it is a warm start to this monday morning. orlando, all of those clouds, if you grab tha

alex villareal has more. alex: stranger danger. how important that lesson is. what this little boy says yesterday is a parent' s nightmare. he says he was riding his bike on his way to school when a man approached and asked if he wanted to come over to his house. >> he did the right thing, he went home, and he told his parents about it. alex: police are taking their officers on the streets around the nine euros school edgewater , public, and the city' s other elementary school, indian river. >> we will keep these trolls up for the foreseeable future just to be on the safe side. alex: in a phone call yesterday to inform parents, the principal said the school' s taking the report seriously, too. >> at dismissal, we reminded our students to walk in groups and if they see any suspicious behavior to report it to an adult right away. this evening, please take the opportunity to continue the conversation about strangers and how to handle a situation should your student be approached. >> there' s a lot of pedophiles out here. there' s a lot in this neighborhood alone,

now lets you get a lot -- now let' s get you live out to alex villareal for what she is working on at five. alex: a man arrested after a six-year-old in his care shot and killed her self accidentally. jason: wesh 2 new sunrise at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. download our weather app to take the forecast on the go. announcer: local, live, late breaking. this is wesh 2 news sunrise in high definition. michelle: right now on sunrise, tragedy as a young girl accidentally shoots and kills herself. the new information in the case as the guns owner prepares for court today. jason: plus, setting up a smaller stage. why ben carson will not attend tonight' s republican president of debate in detroit. good morning, i' michelle: i' m michelle imperato. let' s see how it looks outside on this thursday morning. this is downtown orlando. amy sweezey is joining us now. another warm day on the way. amy: once we get into the afternoon, we are headed again into the upper 70' s and lower 80' s and mo st of the area. we are starting off of clouds again like yesterday where we had a lot of those clouds stre

breaking news of a deadly house fire that happened overnight near lake eola and we have our own alex villareal live at the scene gathering fresh information. we will read you straight ahead at 5:00. this is a great way to track those warm afternoon temperatures and look ahead in our futurecast to the weekend. it is all in this free app download. head to the itunes app store or google play and downloaded to your smart for a tablet now. wesh 2 news at five gets going. announcer: local, live, late breaking. this is wesh 2 news sunrise in high definition. michelle: breaking news right now on sunrise, one person is dead after a house fire in lake county. we are live at the overnight developments from investigators. jason: question surround president obama' s nominee for the supreme court. why some lawmakers don' t believe you will make the cut. thank you for waking up with us under thursday morning, it is st. patrick' s day. i' m jason guy. michelle: on michelle imperato. we want to show you what it' s look like -- what it looks like outside. dave is joining us on the thursday morning. what' s happ

michelle: alex villareal is live at the scene. alex, do investigators have any clues? alex: they have a little bit of information to go on. witnesses report that it may have been a pickup truck that hit this man on courtenay parkway. witnesses say was trying to he had apparently fallen off of his bike, and was trying to get back on at the time of the crash. fhp will release the name of the victim, once his family has been notified. he is a 54 merritt island resident -- 54-year-old, merritt island resident. this happened just before 10:00 last night. investigators are asking anyone with any information to come forward. again, it is reported that it could' ve been a pickup truck that hit and killed this man last night. if you know anything, call crime line. we will continue to follow this investigation, and bring you updates as we get them on air and online at wesh.com. michelle: this morning, friends and family of a 15-year-old girl are coping with her sudden loss. police say destiny bargman was shot and killed saturday, at the hands of her 16-year-old >> oh, my baby lo

michelle: alex villareal is live. alex: garland avenue is that road. coming up, i will tell you what it is closed, and how you can get around it. michelle: one person is in the hospital today, after a deadly crash with a car in a this was all caught by one wrong turn. amy: we are cool this morning and parts of central florida. along the coast , in brevard county, it will be a little bit warmer this morning. we will see plenty of sunshine today, as our ridge of high pressure built in. i' ll tell you what that means for the rest of our forecast, coming up in our next hour. on your first alert forecast >> local, live, late-breaking. this is wesh 2 news sunrise in high definition. michelle: right now on sunrise, a ride into danger. a car collides into a group of bikers and seminole county. the crash sends three people to the hospital. jason: a change to your morning drive. a road closure that will last for more than a year. amy: starting cool that being -- ending up warmer than average. your monday forecast straight ahead. michelle: marco rubio is looking

wesh 2' s alex villareal is live at garland avenue. alex, how will this impact traffic? alex: well, michelle, the good news is that this section of garland is not a piece of the road that is used that often. it is not one that a lot of drivers rely on. it should not affect traffic all that much. starting at colonial drive, and extending all the way to marks street, that is the closure. it will be a long-term closure. it will be like this for over a year. it is all part of the i-4 ultimate project. f- dot says, it needs to be closed for a variety of reasons. that includes the construction of a new entrance ramp. your deep for recommendations hundreds of informational mailers were distributed in the area. if you will be out here today, you will see some cones and a road closed sign. 14 months is the current timeline, but that could be modified or extended if there are weather delays or other unforeseen conditions. the bottom line is to pay attention today it you are driving downtown. if you do' s -- if you do use this part of garland, you will need to take another route. m

alex villareal is live at ocoee middle school. alex: detectives say they are no closer to finding out who did it. now, the boy' s family is asking for the committees help to bring him -- communities -- communi ty' help to bring him justice. he was shot in the head over the weekend. a candlelight vigil will be held for him tomorrow evening in ocoee. >> whenever someone dies needlessly, certainly that is in interest to all of us. when it culminates with a child, a 15-year-old, who was the more poignant for all of us. alex: investigators are now murder. family members did report that the boy had ongoing disputes with other teenagers in the neighborhood. we will continue to follow this investigation for you. as soon as we get more information, he will bring it to you on air and online at wesh.com. jason: we have some breaking news for you this morning. take a look at this amtrak derailment in kansas. at least 20 people went to the hospital after this train the rails in wichita. it was heading from los angeles to chicago. at least five

. -- to alex villareal. announcer: local, live, latebreaking. a big change on how some drivers access the 408. what you need to know as the jason: we will -- back on the campaign trail. the latest move from residential candidates as they look or support. thanks for joining us. it is friday. let' s get to the weather. we of rumbles of thunder. not unlike yesterday and your day planner. starting out with fog, sunrise at 7:31. low to mid 80's by the afternoon. a fair amount of cloud cover throughout the day. this weather likely to continue into saturday but by sunday things are better. ted: 5:31. we're ling at 408, wrapping up construction westbound approaching i-4. this is slowly wrapping up. they have picked up a lot of cones going through that area. that is still there. slow down if you have to travel there. also i-4 construction on here's a look through seminole county. no delays yet. >> this morning we're seeing the first time the change at one of orlando's busiest interchanges. >> as a morning commuter you know this area. the first step is re

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jazmin: alex villareal is live with what we are working on at 6:00. what the teenagers family is asking of the community to bring about justice. jason: we will look at i-4 to see how traffic is flowing. amy: some isolated showers this morning. they are making their way across the area, and they will continue to do so today. we' ll talk more about the rain for your monday, coming up in your next hour. jason: you can track any of those showers with the wesh 2 mobile app. you can download to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message we can make and create an economy and democracy that works for all >> local, live, late-breaking. this is wesh 2 news sunrise in high definition. jason: breaking overnight, cops collide. a police chase that led to a crash in orlando. how those officers are doing. >> please come forward. we need every amount of in

he spoke with wesh 2' s alex villareal. congressman mica: today' s a very special day for veterans in central florida. alex: special because of this bill opening the door for the lake baldwin v.a. nursing home to reopen its doors to patients. president obama, the federal government turns over its ownership of the building to the state. congressman mica: today, because of legislation passed in record time, we' re transferring this empty facility to the state of florida. they can open it faster and at much less cost. mike prendergast: i' ve never seen legislation passed on the floor of the house of representatives and signed by the president as quickly as this happened. we' re talking about a mere 20 days to accomplish this historic event for florida' s veterans. alex: the 120-bed nursing center opened in 1999, but closed over two years ago when the va opened the new orlando va center at lake nona. since patients were moved to lake nona in december 2013, these rooms have been used as office space, swing space for clinics, and

alex villareal is there are are changes yet? so far everything has been running smoothly. that is what transportation officials hope for the rest of the morning and the day and the years to come as well because this is going next thee years. take a look here. you see those dreaded orange barrels, that road drivers can no longer go on to 408 westbound here on they have to take the detour and get on at division avenue. so that is going to be a big change for people this morning. but the good news is that that new ramp is just four blocks here. there are those detour signs that you can follow. transportation officials say they moved the ramp to give crews space to build a new ramp for the future i-4/408 interchange which is going to be a massive cheng out here. the new ramp is temporary but a long kind of temporary. three years long at least. the next major project will be down the road where workers will set steal beams for the kirkman road. watch for this to begin sunday with a test run from 12 a.m. to 5 a.m. we will continue to follow all of your project news so stick with

this morning wesh 2' s alex villareal spoke with members of >> it was a tough morning for ocoee middle school students. a teenager who family says went to that school, was killed over the weekend. also affected, parents, who expressed their concern to us today. seeing a child just pass away like that, it' s sickening, you know it hurts a lot. 15-year-old antwan davis was gunned down just before midnight saturday, shot in the head on north lakewood avenue less than a mile and a half from the school. greg children shouldn' t feel like they don' t want to come to school because they' re scared. reporter: daellys delgado says her son knew antwan. investigators tell us antwan' s family says he had ongoing fights with other teens in the neighborhood. >> i was telling them today, if you guys have an argument, you know words are just words, just walk away from it because you never know if that person brought a weapon to school. the sheriff' s office says they have no updates yet on the search for antwan' s killer. a spokeswoman for orange county counselors are on hand today. she says officials

live in edgewater, alex villareal. jason: central florida is the focus of the presidential campaign today, with several candidates making stops here in the day ahead. michelle: bernie sanders heads to kissimmee today. he is holding a rally at osceola heritage park at 3:00. doors open at noon. hillary clinton is not too far away, she is in tampa. jason: ted cruz is coming for a town hall tomorrow in orlando. carly fiorina will appear at that event. marco rubio plans to rally in the villages the sunday. s tracie potts shows us what' s at stake over the next five days. >> hillary clinton campaigns in tampa today, facing new questions about her e-mails. the republican party suing for more and about whether she will be indicted. >> it' s not going to happen. [applause] >> immigration a big topic in last night miami debate. undocumented children pouring into the u.s. without their parents. >> i say, welcome those children into the country. secondary clinton said send them back. >> it' s not fair about what i said. i did say

alex: alex villareal, wesh 2 news. angela: an autopsy may shed new light in this case. it' s scheduled for monday. meredith: a baby less than nine month old child suffers horrible angela: now a daytona beach man is arrested accused of twisting a baby' s arm so hard it broke. police say 21-year-old keondre chisholm told them the baby fell off a bed wednesday. but doctors say the spiral fracture he suffered could only have come from the arm being twisted. chisholm is now charged with child abuse. angela: two teens are recovering after a pickup truck slammed into them. we brought this to you as breaking news yesterday. troopers say the boys were riding their bikes in the crosswalk yesterday, on courtenay parkway, outside merritt island high school, when they were hit. from chopper 2 you can see one stuck under the truck. troopers say the driver hit the first teen, then panicked, accidentally hit the gas pedal, and hit one victim has serious injuries, the other has minor injuries. meredith: at least one person seminole county. firefighters say the fire broke out around 9:00

jim: we first told you yesterday that altamonte springs has teamed up with the ride-sharing s alex villareal shows us what this means for people who live there. mayor pat bates: altamonte springs will become the first fully-integrated uber city in the united states. that deserves applause. [applause] reporter: with today' s announcement, altamonte springs turns to uber to help solve its transportation problems. giving people an easy way to get to sunrail is still a priority for the city, after a failed effort to offer on-demand buses to the train station through lynx. >> our inability to get lynx to perform kind of laid at the heart of it. so when flexbus died, we looked for other opportunities. reporter: the new partnership, funded through the old flexbus money and private donations, comes as many cities are still wary of uber. the orlando airport only allows uber' s luxury service, uber black, to pick up passengers. uberx drivers can' t, because city officials say they don' t meet orlando' s standards for in michigan last month, an uber driver, who the company says passed a background chec

alex villareal is looking at a crash with major delays on i-4. alex: the crash scene is now clear. two people were killed, the drivers of a van and a taxi. they collided head-on. both victims were men. fhp says the van was going the wrong way in the westbound lane when it crashed into the taxi, around 3:20 a.m. a witness said the van rate of alcohol. police believe it was drunk driving related. ted: good news that there are no more delays i-4 westbound, with the crash being cleared. a nice drive now. we' re done with a crash on 192, a slow down, you might want to consider neptune to get around that one. and goldenrod north, another crash. amy: clouds, fog, hayes in central florida today. as our temperatures climb, this will live. sunshine as we head through the day. visibility reduced in a few spots. three miles in cocoa beach. fogginess in melbourne. four miles in sanford. five miles in orlando. temperatures, upper 60' s, lower 70' s, a warm start. a warm afternoon. well above our average of 78. 10 degrees warmer than average. upper 80' s, even if you 90' s today. very warm for th

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