i don't mean to be rude but i can't. >> daralene jones, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> now daralene has been at the federal courthouse there in jacksonville since 7:00 this morning until the grand jury wrapped up this afternoon. the grand jury proceedings continue tomorrow. we'll have more on eyewitness news. stay tuned for that to see what happens with corrine brown. >>> governor rick scott is reviewing a bill that would give financial help to law enforcement families kill in the line of duty. the bill has support from the widows of fallen deputy scott pine. she said her family struggled to make ends meet after he was shot and killed. >>> in just a few hours hillary clinton and bernie sanders will take the stage in miami before the last debate before the >> clinton is leading in the state by a double digit margin and looking to further distance herself from sanders especially after what happened last night in michigan. christopher heath is live at miami-dade college's kendall campus where the candidates will square off tonight. they had a debate just a few days ago but the people said

daralene? >>> parents of a 14-year-old boy who disappeared on a boat are sponsoring free boating austin disappeared with his friend. they were never found. the parents say they hope to protect teenagers and families from boating incidents. the classes started today in jupiter and will be taught by the u.s. coast guard. those who pass the test will the state. >>> florida parents may have a education. >>> parents are closer to moving their children to the schools of their choice. a bill was approved that would across county line. private schools would be able association. the bill needs to be signed by governor scott. >>> in in an effort -- ride sharing services like uber and the bill that would have imposed stricter requirements failed on friday. ride sharing networks have been operating in a gray area and now local governments may need to pass their own regulations. >>> daylight savings time starts at 2:00 a.m. tomorrow. residents in seminole county county have to stick to certain days to water

daralene, we still don't know what's in her subpoena. >> reporter: that's right, we don't. sources say others have been subpoenaed for documents related to this organization. you're about to see how one door for education tried to get money from public officials, organizations and agencies in jacksonville and orlando. tonight the u.s. house committee on ethics will not confirm or deny an investigation. >> invitation to a golf tournament, inauguration festivities and receptions going back 4 years. all of these events hosted by congresswoman corine brown. her staff was involved in planning or at least aware. >> one invite to orlando mayor buddy dire on official congressional letterhead. other with a u.s. house of we showed what we uncovered to bryan phillips. >> the thing that jumped out at me was the large volume of uses of the congressional seal on what looks like non-official congressional correspondence. >> u.s. house ethics rule allow members and staff to solicit on behalf of organizations. you can not use the official seal. for these events donors were told to make chec

i'm daralene jones. we continue deputies say one man is dead and two others were injured following a shooting outside of a gentlemen's club. it happened at the diamond club on north semoran boulevard this morning. deputies say three motorcycle groups may have been involved. we'll bring you updates on this story at wftv.com. >>> here's a check of your weather from marina jurica. >> rain is moving out right now. we're going to have a few isolated showers. upper 70s still today. cold front moving through this evening. it will drop to about 20 degrees tonight to the lows in the 40s and 50s. 68 for our high tomorrow. it's coming up on 9:30 and you want the latest news, switch right if your family outing is magical for all the wrong reasons. you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec is different than claritin . because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec . muddle no more >>> welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. president oba

daralene, we still don't know what's in her subpoena. >> reporter: that's right, we don't. sources say others have been subpoenaed for documents related to this organization. you're about to see how one door for education tried to get money from public officials, organizations and agencies in jacksonville and orlando. tonight the u.s. house committee on ethics will not confirm or deny an investigation. >> invitation to a golf tournament, inauguration festivities and receptions going back 4 years. all of these events hosted by congresswoman corine brown. her staff was involved in planning or at least aware. >> one invite to orlando mayor buddy dire on official congressional letterhead. other with a u.s. house of

i'm daralene jones. time now is 5:00. we'll have more on your top story in just a minute. >>> but, first, here is a live look ouz over downtown noarl. meteorologist marina jurica is in severe weather center 9. >> we are looking at a beautiful day today, an as we head out and about, we will be looking at some patchy fog to start out, and then as we head into the afternoon, a little more cloud coverage will start the sprinkle chance for this afternoon will stay at about 10%. our best chance of rain i'm tracking on our sunday which i'll show you here in the next 60 minutes. but right now flag ler county and into parts of northern volusia county have the thickest fog with less than half a mile visibility. the villages, leesburg, clermont, kissimmee, orlando, sanford, so i-4 corridor and heading west seeing some fog as well. so if you are out and about early, just know that you'll want to take it easy. 60s out there, so it is very mile. and as we head into the day today once again, we're going to be in the mid-80s with southea

daralene jones found out the unnamed public official described is likely the big target here. >> greg, congresswoman corrine brown has not been name in this plea deal. a former federal prosecutors told us the unnamed public official in this agreement will likely face charges for conspiracy, money laundry, bribery and up to 50 years in prison. first the feds are likely trying to get one more person to talk. >> carla wiley and said she and over 4 years in the name of one door for education. they told donors it was going to scholarships for needily children. >> wiley said it really paid for a host of personal expenses for herself and two others only mentioned as person a and person b. >> the next step is for the government to make a deal or not with person b. >> former federal prosecutors bryan phillips believes person a is the primary target. person a is only described as a public official. person b is described as someone who worked for that public official. >> the feds found person b took cash from the one door bank account and it was sometimes deposited as cash into the public offici

i'm daralene jones. time now is 6:00 on the dot. we'll have more on our top story in just a minute. but, first, here is a live look outside over downtown orlando. meteorologist marina jurica is in severe weather center 9. >> clear here in downtown, darlene, but not everyone is as lucky. we're dealing with some patchy dense fog out there this morning, and with clearing skies and calmer winds, it was push in. right now we've got a lot of fog in flagler, volusia and parts of seminole county. and we've got a touch of fog throughout the villages, orlando, kissimmee, but definitely from palm coast, daytona beach, down into sanford and deland we've got the thickest fog with less than a half mile visibility. so you can see our northern counties definitely getting the brunt of the fog. this is at 7:00 this morning, so in about another hour we'll increase the intensity of the fog, and then it'll completely lift by 10:00 this morning which is good news. and then we won't be looking at fog forming overnight tonight

daralene jones asked why customers have to pay for the company's mistake. >> they should have never installed it. >> juan is speak ing ing on behalf of dozens of his neighbors. >> create a situation where the bill doubles from one month to the next. >> 9 investigates learned ouc switched to a digital meter reading system installed by a north carolina based company called census. they have a $15 million contract. the goal is to provide realtime usage data to customers and save money by eliminating the real people who used to manually read your meter. >> it relies on an underground cable. >> we've had issue with the cables. it's less than 10% of our meters but any percentage is too much. >> the problem is with water bills not electric and cost ouc $1 million last year because customers were under billed. they had to go back and back bill. it totalled $586,000. $475,000. >> ouc couldn't tell us how much they had to back bill customers so far this year. >> why are they being forced to eat this cost? >> there was consumption. we're not billing them for something they used. >> that leaves neighbors

i'm daralene jones. we will have more on the top story in a moment including breaking news but first a live look outside over downtown orlando. out this morning. meteorologist marina jurica is in severe weather center 9. >>> and we are dealing with fog. at daytona beach, that is the atlantic in the foreground. we will continue to see dense fog another couple of hours. we have the thickest in flagler, volusia and seminole county. fog on the i-4 corridor. flagler, volusia and seminole that's where the thickest fog it. by 8:00 it's so much better. by 10:00 we are completely clear which is awesome. current temperatures, we are mainly in the low to mid-60s. we have a couple of hot spots in coke to beach and melbourne at 70, 71. cool spot 57 in ocala. mid-80s inland. upper 70s to low 80s on the coastline. we will see spotty showers which i will track for you on future track 9 in the next 30 minutes. stay with us. >>> orange county deputies are trying to find the person that him with a brain injury. this happen

i'm daralene jones. time now is 5:00 on the dot. we'll have more on our top story in just a minute. but, first, let's get you outside, let's get a live look over downtown orlando this morning. meteorologist meteorologist marina jurica is in severe weather center 9. some areas are waking up in the 40s this morning >> that's right. it is a cooler start as we warned you yes. but it's going to warm up to a beautiful day. let's take a rook right now at our -- a look right now at our satellite and radar radar. a few clouz down to our south. we will be mostly sunny as we head into the afternoon. current temperatures right now 43 in ocala, definitely our cool spot. 47 palm coast, 53 downtown orlando, and 62 in cocoa beach. we are dealing with some fog, especially in marion county where it is less than half mile visibility in ocala with a touch of fog along the coastline this morning and in portions of sumpter and lake county. but as we head into the afternoon, it's going to be a perfect day. northeasterly wins about 5 to 15 with highs in the mid- to upper 70s. so make those outdoor plans no

so all in all today and tomorrow look awesome along the daralen glee officials are testing a knife found at theformer home of o.j. simpson. >> reporter: a orange county middle schoolteacher is tired of bullying that goes on inside the classroom. coming up, how he is asking the if you have allergy congestion, muddling through your morning is nothing new. ...your nose is the only thing on your mind... ...and to get relief, anything is fair game. introducing rhinocort allergy spray from the makers of zyrtec . powerful relief from your most frustrating nasal allergy symptoms* , all day and all night. hasn't your nose been through enough already? try new rhinocort >>> an orange county teacher every day in his clam classroom and it's out of control. julie is live at the head quarters and he says he is speak out because he is afraid of what might happen if he doesn't. >> reporter: he said he seen several stories on the news about bullying and decided to speak out and he wants his school to give teachers a better direction how to handle bullying inside the classroom. a robinswood mide schoolteac

i'm daralene jones. first here is a live look outside over downtown orlando this morning as the sun marina jurica has been tracking rain. >> that's right. we have seen showers off and on and now it's isolated. light showers moving throughout the area. if you look out at the gulf, you see what is coming in. we will be looking at showers and thunderstorms developing as we move into our day today. temperatures are quite mild. we're in the 60s with 64 in ocala and the villages. 68 in downtown orlando and kissimmee. if you like mild weather, then enjoy the next 48 hours because as we head into sunday night and into monday, it will be a big change. that's to do with the cold front moving in. it will give us a 50% rain chance today with temperatures in the low to mid 80s for highs. i'm tracking the rain hour by hour for you in the next 60 minutes. stay with us. darlene. >> a teenage girl charged in a 15-year-old's murder is free on bond. and his boyfriend who pulled judge waiting to see a judge. julie, deputies

i'm daralene jones. first here is a live look outside over downtown orlando this morning as the sun

investigator reporter daralene jones asked why customers have to pay for the sake. >> reporter: -- >> they should not have installed it because it does not work. >> reporter: he speaking on behalf of dozens of neighbors sounding off on a neighborhood website. they are furious ouc spent $15 million on new digital >> create a situation where it doubles from one month of the next. >> reporter: 9 investigates learned ouc switched to a digital meter reading system installed by a north carolina- based company. they had $50 million contract and the goal is to provide real- time usage data to customers and save money by eliminating the real people who use to manually read your meters. sensor technology relies in part on it underground cable to communicate with computer that determines your monthly consumption. >> we had issues with the cables less than 10 percent of too much. >> the problem is with water bills, not electric and the last year because customers were under build. so the utility had to go back and estimate your consumption and back billed. the utility covered three months totalin

i'm daralene jones. the teenager a ccused of killing juvenile detention. they say he shot 15-year-old antwan davis in the head and killed him in ocoee last sunday. deputies say his girlfriend, 18-year-old lindsey shirley let them to anderson. state attorneys office will now decide whether anderson will be charged as an adult. >>> the man who shot a new father is expected to appear in court later this morning. deputies say 21-year-old man was fighting with his girlfriend and pulled out a gun. he was trying to shoot his girlfriend, but bullets missed her and hit a man working on a fence. ward is facing attempted murder charges. the owner of the fence company said the man is in the hospital in critical condition. >>> we're tracking a lot of rain moving into the area as we speak. merion and sumter county pretty much in the mix now with and keying on this region you can see down into the villages, we are seeing the heavier shower action. and we are going to continue to see that rain as it continues to push towards the east. and that will allow it to hit webster

i'm daralene jones. time now is 6:00 on the dot. we'll have more on our top story in just a minute. but, first, here's a live look outside over downtown orlando. still dark and early out there this morning. meteorologist marina jurica is in severe weather center 9. >> we are looking at a partly morning, and it is a chilly start, as i'll show you here in just a minute. but we're going to rebound into a beautiful day. so that's the most important thing. our satellite and radar right now is showing heavier clouds in our southern counties than our northern counties. but we'll get a lot of sunshine as we head into the day today. with a mixture of sun and clouds, we are going to see a beautiful afternoon. but for now it's chilly, 41 in ocala, 48 in deland, 47 palm coast, 49 in daytona beach, 53 in orlando, kissimmee 61 in cocoa beach. so you can see our southern counties are definitely warmer and that, of course, has a lot to do with the fact that we are a little cloudier. we are seeing a touch of fog left over in ocala. visibility was less than half a mile there just 60 minutes ago. so g

i'm daralene jones. a small plane crashed in clermont. the plaint wednesday down own crest -- the plane went down on crest ridge road. they would not say in anyone was killed. we have a crew heading to the scene to gather more information. we will have more on eyewitness news at noon. >>> orange county deputies are working to find a woman they say shot and killed a man in apopka. deputies responded to a shooting call on east 13th street near old apopka road. home. investigators have not released the names of the suspect or the victim involved. we are working to find out a motive. >>> meteorologist marina jurica is in severe weather center 9 with a final look at your forecast. >> we are looking at a gorgeous start to the day now that the fog has lifted for all of us. we are going to be seeing the mid to low 80s inland and upper 70s on the coast. head's up, we are going to be seeing a strong rip current risk today and tomorrow along the coastline. especially after 3:00. tomorrow the best chance for rain moves in late afternoon into the even

i'm daralene jones. time is 8:00. we'll have more on our top story in just a minute, first here's a live look outside over downtown orlando and here is a view of the citrus bowl. meteorologist marina jurica is in severe weather center 9. nothing big happening there today. it will get so crowded there in a couple of hours, as we see the season opener for orlando city today kicking off on a beautiful note. it's going to be gorgeous today. we saw a cold front move through a few hours ago leaving us with clear skies and cooler temps. it's not a drastic change, but it's enough to give us a cool breeze during the day today and make things super comfortable. 57 in downtown orlando. 60 in cocoa beach and 52 daytona beach. north northwesterly winds 5 to 15 miles per hour now and that's where we will stay as we head into the day today. cool breeze that will keep mid- 70s inland feeling like 60s. i have advisories if you'll be heading to the beach today, as well as that full orlando city forecast coming up. >>> this morning dona

i'm daralene jones. it's 8:00. we'll have more on our top story, but first, here is a live look outside over downtown orlando. or maybe that's fog in the area. >>> it is clouds in the distance, so we'll have a beautiful morning but not afternoon. you can see a lot of clouds in our northern counties and it's clear for our southern counties, but temperatures are so mild. they're much warmer than yesterday. we are in the mid-to-upper 60s everywhere, and we're going to be looking at warm temperatures this afternoon. we're up to 9 degrees warmer than we were yesterday at this time. it is going to continue to be warm as we head into the afternoon with the mid-80s ruling the entire viewing area, but we are going to get a 50% rain chance this afternoon and i'll be tracking that for you. >>> new from overnight, orange county deputies are working to figure out what led up to a the victim was laying on the sidewalk. julie >>reporter: right now deputies have said the victim is somewhere between the age of 15 and 18 years old,