we all know larry ellison is a force of nature, and what larry ellison wants, larry ellison is goingo get. ♪ ♪ emily: when larry ellison stepped down as ceo, you tweeted, "there has been and always will be one ceo at oracle." what do you mean by that? how optimistic are you about mark hurd and safra catz being co-ceo's? marc: well, i am sure mark and safra will continue to do a good job, just like they have over the last two years, but we all know larry ellison is a force of nature, and what larry ellison wants, larry ellison is going to get. so whoever is the ceo is going to have to bend to larry's desires. emily: all right. now, larry gave you money to start salesforce. marc: he did. he did. he was our first investor. emily: and salesforce has now become the main competition of oracle. marc: that might be true. that might be true. emily: so, what did salesforce do right over the years that oracle has done wrong? marc: well, we really got singularly focused on a vision of the cloud. a lot like what google or yahoo! do. you can log on a website, but instead of delivering books or del

keith ellison. >> that was an awesome introduction. with your level of energy and all the good feelings in this room, we're going to be well set [applause] >> just really thank you so much because iowa is the leadoff. you guys are going in there first. and whatever you do here, is going to resonate throughout the nation. even the world. in this very campaign, right here, in iowa, right here in newton, i've met people oh have come from australia and toronto and all around to campaign with you because they know that the revolution starts here. because they know that if you guys will come in here and make a beachhead not for a person, but for good wages, but for not offshoring our jobs, but for climate change. but for social security. but for student college affordability, if you will come in here and make a bold stroke person of a guy named bernie sanders, you will create a sense of eventual -- create a momentum that will carry us into new hampshire, into south carolina, and to nevada, and all super tuesday throughout the whole election.

and such issue is the spirit immortalized today by francis scobee, michael smith, judith resnik, ellison onizuka, ronald mcnair, gregory jarvis and christa mcauliffe, schoolteacher from concord, new hampshire. in our own time we have discovered the exhilaration of expanding mankind's field of knowledge and broadening the fields of opportunity for the growing population of a hungry world, and to the heretofore trackless voids of space. it is the new frontier, and the exploratory beckoning to what thomas jefferson called the element of all freedom of the human mind. the poet john gillespie mcgee understood that acceleration as to a lesser degree at all who have flown and tracked a new frontier and a new place. felt and understood by our own beloved colleague bill nelson, the only such short days ago experienced the very same. he wrote i have slipped the certainly bonds of earth and danced the skies on laughter, silver wings. joined the tumbling sun split clouds, and then 100 things you have not dreamed up. soared and swung high in the sunlit silence. hovering there i've chased the shouting

ellison barber will tell us how a homeless mother and baby are struggling to find help from the storm. >>> historic storm, and the devil is in the details and the start times that said, we will see snow in the morning on friday, south and west of town, and it's going to become heavy overnight. the heavy snowfall, 6:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. friday. there's a mix, and this model confirmed that once again. dc, down to the south of i-95, and that will cut down on accumulations in st. mary's county and. power outages are possible. a little slower here getting the storms in here with the european model. lighter amounts up to hagerstown, but decent storm. the american model, quicker, with it moving in. there would be several inches by friday evening. stay off the roads on friday. and then it will begin to build serious snow into the day on saturday into saturday evening, and those are just the model outputs, and that will give you an idea of the potential. we will talk about the start time and give you action items to do between now and before the storm will hit. >> topper, a lot of people are h

. >> i'm ellison barber in prince george's county where a teenager went above and beyond to help a woman with cancer. >> i'm mola lenghi, and things are getting back to normal on the runways but not in the parking lots. >>> first, at least nine people in the dmv have died as a result of the blizzard. >> an 82-year-old man died shoveling snow in maryland, two men died shoveling snow, a man in his 60s on saturday, and a 40-year-old man in abington. virginia state police report six deaths. five were due to hypothermia. >> look what we spotted on a traffic camera in bethesda. a long, long line of empty dump trucks along i-87 and arlington road. that could be part of the big, massive snow removal process, and more help is on the way. >> this big boy here, a snow melter from indianapolis should arrive in the district any minute now, and it could be rolling right through garrett haake's live shot. he's at rfk where that so- called snow dragon will have a lot of work to do. hi, garrett. >> hi, guys. you think you have a lot of snow piled up on your block? look at this. crews have been hauling sn

i'm bridgett ellison ellison. >> i'm david hall. first, we are following breaking news coming out of volusia county after a house catches fire and a man is found dead right up the street. >> disney is at the center of a new haut involving a snakebite. why one family said the bite turned deadly. >> let's bring in troy bridges and amy on this friday morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. happy friday. >> how are we looking in. >> a little bit of construction. i'll keep you updated. we are moving along nice. >> how can we not be chipper? it is friday. >> sunny skies are ahead. >> we'll see sunshine, looking better for the weekend. cooler, don't forget the jacket heading out the door. let's show you what we are seeing as that front continues to move to the south. look at the blue arrows indicating the winds out of the north, bringing in more cool air. it is scouring out the clouds we have had to deal with. i can't tell you how happy i am the rain is over with. we'll see nice weather for the weekend. a cool day today. not warming muc

what happened, ellison?> reporter: right now we know two young females were taken to the hospital with gun shots wounds, conscious and breathing. you can see this is a very active scene. police are here investigating. right now police say there's no suspect and no lookout, and it's very early. they are trying to gather information. i spoke to one witness on scene, and she said everything happened at the metro stop a few blocks away. the stadium armory is not far from here. she said she saw a bunch of teens, 30 or 40 hanging out, kind of over near the subway, and thee heard yelling and then heard even or eight shots, back- to-back rapid fire, and she saw all the teens run back in this direction, and she wasn't exactly sure where the shooting occurred, but she didn't believe it happened here. we know it's right near a high school, this iseastern high school, right over here to my right, where police are searching behind me. it seems to be somewhat on school property. right now we know, police confirmed, two gi

reporting live, i'm ellison barber wusa 9. >> very telling there ellison thank you. >>> for prince georges schools tomorrow was a day off. but with the blizzard coming they're going to shut down the and stay closed through sunday and all weekend sport events are cancelled. >>> so if you haven't heard yet metro is shutting down for the next few day s. >> as in not going anywhere. and that will certainly impact a lot of your plans if you were hoking to get around so let's get to a look at what it means for people who depend on public transportation. >>reporter: metro officials tell me this is the only time in recent memory they've shut down the entire metro system because of snow. don't ride metro this weekend. that's actually not a suggestion service on rail bus and metro access will be shut down on saturday and sunday, thanks to the blizzard. metro officials say they made the decision with rider and employee safety in mind. the majority of offices and many businesses will likely be closed, suspending service will undoubtedly leave metro riders in the cold. but many riders seem to be on boa

. >> all right, we are going to check in with wusa9's ellison barber. you have been at the gas stations, and you have been along an almost desserted beltway. how are conditions where you are right now? >> pretty much the same. the best way to describe what we have seen here, eerie quietness. you look behind me, and no one is here at all. occasionally you see snowplows drive by, and every once in awhile, a car, but for the most part, people are staying inside, and that's not surprising. almost every shop around here is shut down. tonight we did run into what i guess we could call a few brave souls venturing out here. >> reporter: why are you guys out here? are you insane? >> yes, we are slightly insane. we decided to come here for late night drinks. >> we are not from dc, so we are used to this weather. >> reporter: where are you from? >> new york. >> reporter: do you feel like we are being babies? >> a little bit. >> reporter: she says life doesn't stop until it's about 2 feet. i'm not sure we are quite at 2 feet yet, but look at my feet here. we are ge

everyone takes it very seriously. >> that was ellison barber reporting. the juvenile arrested on friday is charged with two misdemeanors and a felony threat for the claims made against patriot high school. the police say when they figure out who is making the threats, they could face similar charges. >>> two woodbridge men charged with supporting isis will face a federal judge tomorrow in alexandria. the agents arrested 28-year-old joseph farook last friday at international airport. he planned to go to syria to join isis. agents also arrested a 25-year- old after he drove farook to the airport. >>> around 1:30 this morning, a concert ended, and the crowd just left the concert featuring scar face. officers were inside the venue after getting a call about a fight. >>> in richmond today, gun rights and gun control activists rallied outside of virginia's capitol. the activists are lobbying for stricter gun control, and the gun right groups also held a rally outraged about the policies that unfairly burden law-abiding citizens with the power to defend themselv

. >> one advocate says he's been trapped for a week and finally made it outside, and ellison barber was there as he tried to navigate the streets of dc. >> it's very interesting what people consider a clear sidewalk. i'm not saying people with a disability should never be inconvenienced, but i'm unable to get food if i need extra food. >> reporter: ian watlington has spent his entire life in a wheel care, and he's used to navigating a world that doesn't accommodate him, but it's a bigger challenge. >> a lot of people who use motorized wheelchairs, they are several hundred pounds. try to move it on ice, and it's a very dangerous situation. >> reporter: from bus stops to sidewalks to crosswalks, snow is everywhere. where you can step, people in a wheelchair get stuck. for a week he has not been able toe go to work. normally he takes the metro, but he can't get there. >> the majority of the curb cuts that allow me to cross streets and get into the crosswalk are blocked or even the crosswalk are blocked by the piles of snow. >> reporter: he says it's frustrating and dangerous, but mostly he

i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. here are the stories making headlines. first we are following breaking news out of orange county after a fire rips through a home, leaving one man dead. >> a woman is rushed to surgery after being mailed by a pack of dogs. why neighbors say the dogs shouldn't have been in the neighborhood in the first place. we'll get to that and more in a moment. >> let's bring in troy and amy on this wednesday morning. >> good morning. >> happy are we doing? >> fantastic. >> how are the roads? >> the roads are moving along nicely. >> we have the cold air in place. this is the coldest morning so we are not that far into the year. the cold temperatures certainly something you'll notice heading out the door. we have a freeze warning in effect for a large part of our northern and northwestern zones, this is until 8:00 this morning. there for inland volusia county, also there for flagler county, all of lake county, sumter county and all of marion county as temperatures will likely be dropping at or below freezing for four hours. think of the

ellison has the latest. >> reporter: the man was hit between midnight and 4:00 a.m. his found was found -- his body was found on the side of the road at 4:10. his family is searching for answers. >> i'm at a loss for words. i just lost my baby. >> i know! >> reporter: ia n butts was a husband, son, and father of mother a man getting his life back on track. >> accomplished his g.e.d., which he did get, and he went to upc. >> reporter: it came to an end on the night it was supposed to be about new beginning. he was walking across minnesota avenue southeast on new year's eve when a car plowed into him and then sped away. police have not identified a suspect, but investigators are searching for a blue or black chevy equinox with damage to the front of the car. >> i just wish the person who hit him knows they did it, you know, would stop or something. >> reporter: butts' family is begging someone to come forward. >> we just need justice. >> reporter: so have answers for his children and everyone who loved him. >> because the person did that should come forward. one thing

i'm ellison barber. >> thank you.ohnson said 160 people were detained over the weekend. >>> in fairfax county they are bragging about how romantic they are. the circuit court tweeted out love was on the rise in 2015 the clerk of courts issued a record-breaking 6,139 marriage licenses. >>> a mother banned from the hospital has now been allowed back in. last august the conjoined twins were born. one died after the surgery, and the other has remained in nicu. she became so disruptive with the staff last week, she was banned from the hospital, but now she is allowed to visit again. >>> exciting. >> the celebration tonight at the 9:30 club. the nightclub celebrated 35 years of being in business and 20 years at the current location. the original location was 930 f street, hence the name. >> part of our cultural effort, and the destination, people coming from all over the region, and people knowing about the club across the world. it's very important. >> and it has helped to launch the careers of the best-known singers and b

tonight ellison barber introduces us to a man who says thanks to dr. king he found the will to live. >> in 1985, thomas brown tried to stay out of sight on this bridge, so he could jump. >>if i get behind that, i want to leave it all. >> reporter: he saw sirens. >> the officer started to approach, and i'm thinking you have to get up there. one officer just stepped up and said, sir, i don't know you, but god told me to tell you, my life isn't done yet. i hesitated enough the officers grabbed me and took me into custody, and i found myself in a straight jacket. >> reporter: that person is almost impossible to find in the brown you see today. 22 years later, he's alive and celebrating the 11th anniversary of a successful nonprofit called training ground. >> youth and problems, and helping adults find some kind of career path. >> reporter: through seminars, training and support services, brown says they have helped more than 1,000 people get jobs in the dc area. >> i wanted to help people absorb the pain that maybe they have experienced and translated into

larry ellison put as lot of that into yachts and private islands.rdre: everybody makes his choices and her choices. jonas, back with me shortly. warrant to get your take on microsoft. thanks for the facebook take in meantime. >>> fed officials seized more than 16,000 counterfeit hover boards worth $6 million. if they had been sold in the u.s. the government has been on lookout for counterfeit boards after reports that substandard batteries in the products were prone to catch fire as you're seeing right now on your screens. >>> europe's refugee crisis is getting more intense. sweden may kick out 80,000 refugees. my next guest says the u.s. should rethink it is position as well. >>> noer to just drug hiker ceo, martin shkreli maintaining bad boy image. what he did this time that has people very annoyed with him. >>> walmart shutting down 154 stores today, causing what some people are calling food deserts across many towns in the u.s. my next guest says minimum wage was a big part of that equation. [shouting] >> walmart, walmart, you're no good. treat

i'm bridgett ellison, news 6. >> thank you. students also watched videos about a wounded warrior who drives for mazda's race team with a prosthetic designed especially for his race car. >> coming up tonight at 11:00, now that the holidays are over, it's time to pay for them. with the credit card statements arriving in the mail, are you worried about the debt you may have accumulated? >> we do things that we know that we can't afford to do and we do it to make us look good and in the end we're paying for it. >> so there are some things you can do now to start minimizing what you owe and take steps to make sure it doesn't happen again next year. eryka washington reveals the tips to tackle the holiday debt, tonight at 11:00. recall today. >> yeah, and it's not related to the massive previous recall involving takata airbags. that comes after a man was killed when his airbag airbag inflated with too much force. 391,000 ford ranger pickup trucks are affected, including trucks from 2004 to 2006. the government did recently expand the

in clinton, i'm ellison barber, wusa 9. >>> it's been a special night for 60 dc high school students.y are headed to college with the tuition paid for by the posse foundation. among the scholars, denise trapman. >> this scholarship means everything to me. at first i was very indecisive of how i was actually going to go to college, and i didn't know how i was going to pay for it or do anything. and then that's what i thought my potential was for education. this scholarship allowed me to do everything i wanted to do and allowed me to follow all my dreams. >> she plans to study international law, and she hopes to some day work with the state department. >>> new tonight, the white house has posted a web message from president obama talking about his upcoming state of the union address. the president says as he works on the address, he's thinking about the challenges of the year ahead and the accomplishments of his pass 7 years in office. >> i keep thinking about the road we have traveled together these last 7 years, and the people i have met and the stories you have shared and the remarka

let's get straight to ellison barber who is live. are they dancing because they are excited or cold and they're trying to stay war >> reporter: mostly because they are excited. it's been pretty good weather down here. but this is probably the most active place in old town tonight. you can see here behind me a dj is playing, people are dancing, there's a crowd that has been growing since we got here about an hour ago. we are right here in front of the water front. but the party is here in alexandria and they started hours ago, since at least seven a number of musicians and bands performed in stores up and down king treatment some of them performed outside we're told in over 100 concerts in oldtown tonight. but right here right now this is definitely the biggest party. there are people here dancing, of course waiting for the big show tonight, which is gonna be the fireworks. they're not going to start for about another hour. but from what you can see here, i don't think that anyone is upset that they're having to wait a little bit long

. >>> ellison barber is in temple hill with the wait continuing for any sign of a snowplow. >> reporter: i'm in the middle of a residential road, and it's covered in snow and almost impossible for any car to pass through. >> this is not going to be easy for maryland or the district. >> reporter: this part of temple hills is filled with single-family homes, homes that right now are filled with frustrated residents. >> i'm supposed to go to work tomorrow, but i'm going to have to take off because we have no way to get there my car is still stuck down the street. >> reporter: many of them are trapped. >> give it a little bit of gas. >> reporter: and walking miles to fill their pantries. >> we have been going to the store at first it was 2 hours to get to the 7-eleven and back. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the coun department of public works tells wusa50% of the roads in the area are plowed, and they plan to work on more tonight and tomorrow. the people who live here hope that's true. >> i called earlier, and i called on sunday, and they told me that probably by midnight monday, well tha

cu boulder graduate and astronaut ellison onazuke was on board. it also had a satellite on the shuttle called spartan haly, designed to stufy and we were with 6 elementary school kids and their teachers from boulder county. they had won a contest sponsored by ball aerospace, to watch the launch. something they are still emotional about, 3 decades later. memorial service today at kennedy space center. a day of rememberance - to remember all members in the nasa family killed over the years . . including the accident involving the space shuttle columbia too. on line memorial to the astronauts at five people are in custody this morning accused of being involved in a brazen jail break in california. an intense manhunt is still underway who escaped out of week. investigators reveal the men cut and crawled into plumbing tunnels up to the roof then used bed sheets tied as a rope to ground. the fugitives were all awaiting trial for unrelated including murder, attempted murder and torture. a 200-thousand dollar reward is being offered for information leadin

ellison star has more from the terror alert desk in washington tonight. from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm ellison starling picked three people are in custody for a deadly terrorist attack in jakarta indonesia and now we are learning details about the allegedmastermind. isis is claiming responsibility for the bond that were detonated at a starbucks while gunmen attacked the police two people were killed, 24 others were hurt. investigators believe the person who ordered the attack is an indonesian man living in syria. also new video shows a u.s. airstrike on a building in iraq that contained a large building of money isis was using to pay for its operations. that building was in mall so and officials hope that targeting the terror group's finances will affect how it functions overall. from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm allison starling . >> turning to political news, donald trump love him or hate him, he is leading the pack of gop candidates and what's again he held his own in last night's gop debate. >> reporter: is the estimab

we mourn seven heroes, michael smith, dick scobee, judith resnik, ronald mcnair, ellison onizuka, gregory jarvis, and christa mcauliffe. we mourn their loss as a nation together. for the families of the seven, we cannot bear, as you do, the full impact of this tragedy. but we feel the loss, and we're thinking about you so very much. your loved ones were daring and brave, and they had that special grace, that special spirit that says, give me a challenge and i'll meet it with joy. they had a hunger to explore the universe and discover its truths. they wished to serve, and they did. they served all of us. we've grown used to wonders in this century. it's hard to dazzle us. but for 25 years the united states space program has been doing just that. we've grown used to the idea of space, and perhaps we forget that we've only just begun. we're still pioneers. they, the members of the challenger crew, were pioneers. and i want to say something to the schoolchildren of america who were watching the live coverage of the shuttle's takeoff. i know it is hard to understand, but sometimes painful thin

donnie hare and andrew ellison shot and injured michael jones at a wychwood road home in july. they say they responded to a domestic dispute, jones wouldn't cooperate and they tasered him, then he pointed a rifle at them so they shot him. jones has since been charged with second- degree criminal domestic violence. now, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms is investigating the many in the midlands would agree---more rain is the last thing we need right now. that is especially true in areas hard hit and still recovering from october's floods. nearly four months since the historic rain and flooding, many homes in the neighborhoods close to lake katherine remain vacated and in various stages of repair. despite today's rainy frigid weather---the work goes on to fix those homes. news ten's jack kuenzie found workers battling the elements around a home being elevated to meet fema standards on old neck road. "we're doing a project down the street, this one and one across the lake here. and three or four more around here. q but this weather doesn't stop you from doing it? well it

. >> i'm bridgett ellison alongside troy bridges pinpointing all this rainfall. are things starting to taper off? >> a little bit. we'll see another round come in as we head through the afternoon today. yesterday we set some records for daily rainfall totals. today we'll add on top of that. that's why the flooding threat will be the main concern. look at the totals, nearly two inches in orlando. the old record for yesterday's total just more than an inch set in 1903. got up to two inches, almost two and a half inches, the old record an inch. close to two inches set in 1937. a lot of rain came down as early as 8:30 yesterday. today on top of that, there will be spots in brevard county that could see greater than two inches. the flooding threat will be the concern. most of the severe weather will be to the south, we'll mainly see flooding adding up as we see rain coming down in palm pay, as well as floridana beach. we take you down to street level and pinpoint the heavier rain for palm bay. also for areas -- let's turn around so i can see it. that's going to be eld

neighbor to the north, keith ellison is down here campaigning for bernie sanders, and some other folks, and a bunch of other stuff on this very chilly >> "roske on politics"

i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. we have dori dahn and troy bridges. >> good morning. >> point out who is over here. >> get ready to go. >> talking about the fog on i-4. getting you travel times. orange county. there is better news if you are making outdoor plans. >> we want to start things off by continuing to follow praekdz news out of brevard county. that is where police are in a standoff in melbourne. >> it is happening at the coral gardens condos off wickham road. johnny is live there this some residents there have been evacuated. >> reporter: that's right. they have been evacuated since midnight. i just spoke with a neighbor who lives right next to the suspect. she tells me that he is a retired marine and that he has ptsd. now, like i said, people have been out of their home since midnight. this all started after police say a domestic violence call came to them. i did speak with his friends. they tell me the suspect is scared. he has locked himself in a bathroom in the condo. neighbors i spoke with tell me they

i am bridget ellison >> we will have those stories shortly. troy bridges is here and he is pinpointing the chilly weather for all of us as the cold front moves through. we watch the cold front moves storms in. working in. it's even colder tomorrow morning. it's on into wednesday morning at 9:00 and there's a freeze watch and affect for sumter county. temperatures are at or below freezing in the region. it goes into the next few mornings for a few hours. we started at 43 in orlando. we rebounded just a little bit. we are in the 50s at 56b0. it's 52b0 at palm coast. 54b0 in ocala and mild in brevard county. cocoa beach is at 60b0. today and we will make it up to 62b0 by 3:00. there is a bit of a breeze and it wont feel that warm. temperatures drop off and we will see temperatures through the day at 59b0 by 5:00 . temperatures dropped even colder tonight. it's again the next night and we will see how much more the cold air we have to deal with and how cold it will get . >> a major cleanup is underway in manatee county. a deadly storm ripped throu

. >> i'm bridgett ellison. thank you for joining us early on this friday morning. these storms could cause problems for us. >> the main threat strong wind and heavy rain. they are picking up speed right now. it is likely they'll impact us as early as 9:00. it will be out of here for your afternoon and evening plans. the red arrow indicating the direction the energy, the stronger storms will move to our north into south georgia. seeing rain ahead of the system. these aren't strong storms, just some moderate rain, about a half inch an hour, moving into parts of lake county. there's clermont within 16 minutes. expect more of the light to moderate rain. here's the line we are talking about developing in the gulf with a lot of lightning. we had a tornado warning up in the panhandle for panama city. that has weakened a bit. as it gets closer to us, we have a chance for some severe weather. here's our main threat. the red bar showing the heavy rain and then also some strong wind gusts, greater than 50 miles an hour. we can't rule out rotating storms. here is the hour by h

i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. joining us at the table, we have troy bridges. >> we are talking about this cold air all because of a front. this front moved through, brought some storms and now a we'll talk about how cool straight ahead. >> pictures of one newly wed with her biggest supporter are going viral. how this four legged friend calmed the fees for a very nervous nervous -- >> we love our animals. think of your animals as you take them out. maybe if you have a sweater, you can use that. i know my mom does that. there is a slow wamup into the low 60's. the cool air coming in behind the front. you can see the winds are fairly light in spots. they are kicking up, gusting near 20 miles an hour in other areas like seminole county. that's making it feel even cooler. you can see we are at 44 in orlando. 45 many seminole county for sanford. right now, 37 is the temperature in ocala. 39 at palm coast. you factor in the breeze this 38 in sanford. pretty much the same setup as the actual temperature. a cold start area

i am bridget ellison >>david: and david hall. where bridges is here pinpointing the cold temperatures. what can we expect? >>troy: they warm up, finally, after the coldest day of the year. it's sunshine and blue skies. there's people out in about . you will need a big coat because it's in the 50s. we got out of the 50s at noon. we are at 60b0 now at daytona beach. we were in the 40s all morning long and the wind is calm. we continue with record temperatures that we gradually warm up . this is where he started. 27b0 in ocala and it's bright and early this morning at 34 and daytona beach. 38 orlando and 46 at coco beach. sanford. 57b0 in ocala in the villages at 57. all the sunshine as we plan the rest of today with the pinpoint accurate forecasts. we have are there in the mid-60s . it's still cool enough for the jacket. thunderstorms on friday and we will detail the changes in minutes. >>bridgett: fire marshals working to figure out what caused a house fire that killed a orange county man. a space heater was found inside. mark leh

i am bridget ellison and i and david hall. things are going to clear up a bit . let's check in with troy . will it not sooner than later? >>troy: it will wait a little while longer for this little bit of rain and when it does, the sun breaks out and we will warm into the upper 70s. yellows in the crate some mild rain. there is wedge field and we see track to the north in areas like veto. into azalea park b we pinpoint the moderate rain. here is where it's heading as we pinpoint areas. oviedo b you can expect more of the moderate rain in your direction. it's holding together within 22 minutes and impacts you. in kissimmee, down to the attractions we pinpoint the light and moderate rain along life or . titusville is seeing light b moderate rain. temperatures haven't gotten to . we're at 64 degrees in orlando now and 57 at coco beach. he will tell you how warm you can expect it today and when the next round of rain rolls in. a new worker trying to clean up a huge mess and a marion county school. they destroyed thousands of dollars of close and work books. mark lehma

i'm bridgett ellison, news 6. >> the u.s. company behind s-ray is seeking f.d.a. clearance. experts believe the scans will be cheaper than x-rays. as for safety, there are several studies that show radiation from x-rays may cause benign tumors which wouldn't be a concern with the s-ray because it only uses ultra-sound, no radiation. >> very interesting. ahead at 4:30, a valet driver takes a wrong turn and ends up going for a swim in this indoor pool. what he blames for this wet mess. since jennifer kesse disappeared without a trace. today her family came here to orlando police headquarters for a press conference. i'll have the story coming up next. >> and just minutes ago, we got an update from orlando international about flight delays because of the northeast storms. it's gone up big time. in this line of work only the freshest ingredients make the cut it's important to me to know every dish i serve is the best it can be. especially for this food critic. publix bakery scratch made bread we bake it in store every day with pride so you can serve it with some opportunity to br

i'm bridgett ellison. and i'm david hall... police in melburn say... that man... is now in custody... ((cont coral gardens condos... on ellen court kiersten o'connell is live and the cruise heard what sounded like gunshots at the time this morning. a lot of neighbors are concerned about their community. what's happening now? >> in the last half hour, the confirm that the man is in custody. his name is michael taylor and he is a resident here at the coral gardens apartment our cameras were here this morning when it all started. let's take a look [gunshots] melbourne police say it started as a domestic violence call and standoff when police exchanged gunfire with him . armed swat vehicles and the bomb squad with several other agencies spent nearly 12 hours negotiating with taylor to walk out and surrender. >> i can tell you this is a very intense situation for the officers and the residents of this complex. scene. they are dealing with multiple gunshots being fired. they are creating damage to residences. the windows and the cars parked out in the lot police say no

ej dionne from the washington post and kevin madden and keith ellison who has endorsed bernie sanders. let's begin with the republicans. john karl, is it a two-person race between trump and cruz? >> absolutely in iowa. george i have to say when ted cruz came out with this new york values attack, it looked like it was a gaffe, what it's done since, it's drawn everyone back to that interview 20 years ago to tim russert, where trump is pro-choice. it may have been a master stroke by ted cruz. >> who's going to get the better of this exchange? >> i think i the person who may get the better of this exchange is the person who finishes third in new hampshire. think about these establishment candidates. separate marco rubio and jeb bush and three in between candidates in between, christie, kasich and cruz. this is so early right now. it feels late and yes, there's massive fight going on between trump and cruz. it's definitely far from over. >> kevin, you look at iowa, right now marco rubio in third or fourth place, if these two go at it, trump and cruz, is it possible he could rocket up? >> i

i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. here are the stories making headlines this january 12. scary moments caught on camera after robbers jumped a counter at a business and hold a gun to the clerk's head. that and more coming up. >> let's bring in troy and dori. >> it is a chilly tuesday, isn't it? we'll get you some travel times and construction, we'll talk about that on i-4 this morning. >> thank you. >> it is dry but cold, even colder than we saw this time that freeze warning in effect for marion and for flagler counties until 9:00. here's that front stalled out well to our south, south of the keys, more of that cold air working in, around that area of high pressure. staying dry for central florida today and tomorrow before another system comes in and gives us a chance for a few showers, the big story, the temperatures in the 30's and 40's, we are at 36 in ocala. 41 at palm coast. 42 in orlando. 53 degrees in cocoa beach. a little bit of a range in temperatures. the coldest air to the north and northwest, certainly jacket weather area wide but it does feel cooler when you

i'm ellison barber, wusa9. >> a lot more in the next 24 hours.ou. >>> a lot of people are talking about that $1,000 speeding ticket proposal. >> it is huge and they got a chance to sound off at a council meeting. it is all part of the mayor's plan to end traffic related deaths by 2024. the council member mary shaye is not convinced it would save lives. that fine would hit drivers going 25 miles over the speed limit right now. that same ticket is only a $300. that is not cheap ether. some other fines would increase like rolling through a red light. we talked with one driver who said the city is asking for too much. >> i'm a 50 year driver in dc. i started driveing in 1957, 1956. i have never seen such a grab for money as i have now. at one point in time, a $5 ticket was it. a $10 ticket doubled. now they are looking at up to $1,000 for no real run. >> at least you know. the recent days, mayor bowser has been blocking back the idea. but top transportation officials say it should be raised to protect walkers and biker. >>> a person responsible for m

i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. first up, a man is hospitalized after orlando police officers had to shoot him. shoot. >> there is a mystery developing in lake county after human remains are found outside the home of a man who was missing. that and more in a moment. >> let's say hello to troy bridges and welcome traffic anchor amy beeman to the family. how are we looking outside? >> things are moving along well. no major complaints. construction. >> thank you, amy. >> the good news is we are not over the weekend but more and more cold air is working in. we'll have an even colder start this morning and a colder afternoon than we had yesterday. it is all behind that front. the cold air continuing to move in with north winds t. winds kicking up a little bit, making it feel even colder with a windchill in the 30's in many spots. the actual temperature in orlando is 45 degrees. it is 45 in sanford. 36 in ocala. it is 40 at palm coast. 42 in daytona beach. 50 at cocoa beach. you factor in the breeze and it feels like 39 d

i'm bridgett ellison. story. it is the weather and those potentially dangerously cold temperatures. >> we have team coverage on the big chill. mark lehman is live where police are hoping to get results to help people in need. we begin with troy bridges, pinpointing the cold temperatures. troy, some people actually have some frost. >> in marion county, temperatures dropping enough to have frost. temperatures in the mid 30's, likely to go close to if not below freezing as we head into the next couple of hours. that's why there is a freeze warning in effect through 9:00 this morning. you can see the shading, the turquoise blue shading in flagler county and in marion county, the freeze warning will last all the way through 9:00 this morning. we have several hours to deal with it, likely to drop these temperatures as we head into 7:00 this morning, just before sunrise, usually the coldest of the mornings. we are at 42 in orlando. 44 in daytona beach. 36 in ocala. right now, 50 at cape canaveral. 44 in melbourne. facto

let's toss it over to david for this dart of the show before i am bridget ellison. >>david: you are watching tom and troy as a tornado warning is in effect. we are staying at on top of this breaking story. we continue team coverage of the warning and the severe along i for now. we headed east towards new summer beach. you can see the rain seems to be picking up and tom and troy just mention the tornado warning that expired . we are 20 miles outside of that but we are still heading towards the direction. it has come about because of the warning. we see the heavy downpour of rain through seminal in volusia county. it's in towards ponce inlet. that made for very dangerous conditions. they are driving through the rain and we are driving along mounted. we are seeing it coming towards new summer beach. bear in pots inlet and we will see if we come across any significant damage that arose from the tornado warning. we'll keep you updated with what we see here on news 6 >> thank you, mark. live in claremont , pinpointing the storms >> how is it looking? >> we will face right

i'm bridgett ellison. >> also joining us at the table, troy bridges. >> a lot of folks off from work out of school today, getting to enjoy some cooler weather and no rain. no storms after all that stuff this weekend. if you are making plans to get outdoors, we'll talk about how long the cool air sticks around and when we can expect a warmup. >> a california couple is proving, love can last forever. this husband and wife are well past their golden anniversary. what they say is the key to being married 82 years. >> what a blessing. >> we can all learn from that story. >> yeah, we can, can't we? >> we'll need to keep warm. fwrab the jacket. tough awesome boots. >> the ladies love to wear the boots. as we talk about the cool temperatures, you factor in a breeze and it feels cooler in spots. it is 37 in ocala. 45 in orlando. it is 46 at new smyrna beach. 52 right now in cocoa beach. feels like 39 in orlando when you factor in a breeze through the day not a big warmup. a lot of sunshine as dry air continues to build in. look at the temperatures, look at the window, there's downtown orlando

. >> i'm bridgett ellison alongside troy bridges tracking all this rain for us and we picked up a lot of it. >> people are sick of this. we want to get this out of here. by tomorrow, we will. let me show you records from yesterday. yesterday record rainfall total got up near two inches. the old record for orlando is just more than an inch. we almost made it to two inches setting a new record. the old sun set in 1903. yesterday all day. most of the rain came in the morning hours before 8:30 in the morning. look, daytona beach more than two inches of rain. the old record set in 1937. today we'll add on top of that. that's why there is the risk for flooding. notice not a lot of heavy rain right now, just some drizzle across central florida. more rounds moving in from the gulf of mexico mexico. the heaviest will remain to the south. melbourne, palm bay. beginning to dry out. but floridana beach is going to see a little bit more of the rain. i'm trying to talk fast. here's the rain coverage at 70%. let's check on the roads in the napeleton traffic center. nicely. scheduled construction you