. >> matt: police say the teacher, 56-year-old kimberly banta is facing a charge of child abuse. she was fired from another center years ago for not following daycare rules, but she's still employed at the daycare. >>> our warm, dry weather means the danger of brushfires is on the rise. >> lisa: one came close to a publix in brevard county. sky 6 flew over this afternoon. you can see the fire is now out. the fire spread hot embers to nearby areas but fortunately no buildings were damaged. another small brushfire popped up near jackson heights middle school. you can see all the smoke there. this one opposed to danger to any of the students and it is out at this point. >> lisa: we've been covering a lot of brushfires now for the past couple of weeks now. we could use some rain. it's not going to happen in at least the next 24 to 48 hours. >> tom: give us 48, maybe by this time thursday. the fires as ugly as they were, it gave me something to track for a while. >> matt: that's all there was on the radar. >> tom: that's all i had to do today. check out what's happening on radar. not

banta is still employed at the day care. it is up to the state attorney's office to decide if the case will move forward. >> firefighters calling a string of fires suspicious. four homes were damaged in one of those fires. that inferno caused damage and torched 45 acres of land. fire rescue workers say they don't believe the fires are occurring naturally. they are working a number of leads to figure out who or what is behind all this. this. dangerously close to a publix. firefighters say it spread hot embers to nearby areas. fortunately, no buildings were damage. >> the magic were hoping to get a win after a 1-4 tough west coast swing. the magic welcomed the nuggets to the amway center and orlando's bench would come up big. jason smith would put up 25 points to help the magic win 116-110. orlando is back in action tonight at charlotte. 7:00. we still have a month left in the season. i'm still holding out hope our team -- >> got to stay positive. we are starting out mild but you know it will be hot later. >> up near 90 today.

. >> reporter: marla banta has files full of medical bills. >> like i said, this one is a $72,000 bill. >> reporter: her florida blue plan under obamacare kept her serious medical conditions somewhat affordable, but all this insurance came to a screeching halt last week when doctors started calling with terrible news. florida blue insisted her 2015 plan was canceled meaning every claim paid for the entire year must be returned to the insurance giant. >> 65, this shouldn't be happening now, really shouldn't. wrong. >> reporter: marla canceled for 2016 but not for 2015. she even has a florida blues the year, but it doesn't matter. her doctors want to be paid. >> i got to talk to every single doctor, every single hospital bill, every single everybody and explain this to them. >> reporter: helpless marla turned to 8 on your side just like others stuck in their own florida blue nightmare. >> i'm getting to the point where i can't fight like i used to. >> reporter: so i went to work again, this time going to florida blue in tampa. i was met by a representative who gave me a card and sent me

kimberly banta is facing charges. she is still employed by the day care. >> firefighters in palm bay are calling a string of fires suspicious. four homes were damaged in one of those fires, that inferno caused $300,000 worth of damage and torched 45 acres. they don't believe these fires are occurring naturally. they are working a number of leads to figure out how they may have started. >> the magic got a win after a tough west coast swing. the magic welcome the nuggets to the amway center. orlando's bench would come up big in this game. back up power four jason smith he put up 25 points to help the magic win. orlando is back in action tonight at charlotte, tipoff is set for 7:00. >> the fog is moving in. let's check in with troy bridges in the pinpoint weather center. >> we are seeing more and more florida. a lot of low level moisture. it will be reducing visibilities, you can see with a live camera in high definition, a lot of haze and cloudiness. that will continue to get worse, likely as we get closer to 7:00, 8:00

caleb banta green has been studying these drugs for years and advocates for narcan, malocone, that can reverse a heroin overdose. >> it has to be in the right place at the right time. >> reporter: seattle's bike patrol is now testing that theory. be 60 officers will carry narcan which costs $100 per dose, this officer has seen narcan revive a parent. patient. >> i was awe struck how quick it was. >> the seattle police department with help from researchers here at the university of washington is the first study in the country. if the research is positive, seattle could eventually have all officers carry narcan. >> i feel like the world is so cheated. because s left us so early. >> legate says she's determined to fight for people like mara, because every life is worth saving. >> every person is not a throw away person. she would say, we're not throw away people. i know she's cheering us on. >> the food and drug administration is loosening rools for usrules for a pill kne abortion. abortion rights advocates have been fighting laws that require doctors follow the fda label directions for d