bremer county sherrif's deputy -- jason ellison says he went off the bremer county sherrif's deputy -- jason ellison says he went off the road -- hit a sign -- went "if they're not driving straight into the wind or along with it, were issued -- since the crash was wind-related. crews were also able to isolate and crews tell me it will likely take a couple hours to fix. we've got you covered live in in another case - a semi is a viewer sent us this photo just before noon today. and - another semi is blown over on highway 61 near the dubuque regional airport... you can see it's fully blocking the road. the black hawk county landfill is also closed early today because of the high winds. trash picked up today will be carried over tomorrow. a wind advisory is in effect for much ov our area this friday evening. storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg knows more about when it's going to let up. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: the strongest winds gradually diminish after 7 pm. breezy conditions (sw 1

ellison of minnesota. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 594, the gentleman from minnesota, mr. ellison, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota. mr. ellison: i thank the gentlelady and ranking member waters and chairman hensarling for their leadership on the committee. too many people are excluded from the minimum shal mainstream, 50 million americans lack a credit score. either they have no credit file at all or too few trade lines to establish a credit score. there have been some real innovations in helping these people build an accurate score, fica which is a large presence in my state has been a real leader in building scoring methodology. but credit agencies cannot score things they don't have and have late time payment information. if somebody doesn't pay a bill, probably is scored. if they do pay it, probably is not. and this is a case for h.u.d. residents and we need to make it easier for firms to provide customers' online payment

ellison suffers from dementia and his son said he has bipolar disorder. >> i think if somebody cared about him they would try to restrain him politely. they welfare. >> an administrator reported the incident to deputies. consulate healthcare that owns the nursing home fired the nurse's assistant and representatives said patient safety is a top priority. >>> we continue to demand answers about why some orlando firefighters were exposed to asbestos. we told you about the abandoned lake side village last week. hundreds of firefighters did training in the apartment and as many as 15 were in close contact where asbestos materials. jeff deal is there. was someone in charge of make ing sure the training sites were safe beforehand? >> reporter: we still don't have a clear answer on that. what we do know is that the city had a survey done that showed there was asbestos in these buildings but we asked and we don't know if anybody in the fire department should have been responsible for checking to see firefighters went in. >> questions building about why orlando firefighters were inside the bui

i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. we have troy and amy. good morning. >> good morning. >> watching construction pick up. it is a holiday so maybe things will be lighter. >> a lot of folks lucky enough if they do, we'll be dealing with changes. not a lot of rain this afternoon. that's the good news if you are making plans. overnight, that will change. we'll see a line of showers and storms. we'll show you the line that we can expect, it is all ahead of a front. look at the front bringing snow to the d.c. area. rain all the way back into dallas, texas. there's the front. before we see a front move closer, we'll see warm air into the afternoon. a little bit of a different setup than what we saw over the weekend as we got to wear sweaters and jackets. today we get up near 80 in many spots because of the winds out of the south and southeast around an area of high pressure that has shifted. the high led to sunny skies over the weekend. it is out of the way. we are seeing winds bringing in warmer air later. 48 in ocala. 55 in orlando. right now,

. >> i'm bridgett ellison. thank you for waking up with us. troy and amy are here, helping us start o ff this day right. >> busy on the traffic front. >> we'll talk about cold air this morning, even a bit of a wind chill. we'll talk about the warm up. >> we want to start off by following breaking news out of orange county. this was a huge mess on international drive after a car hit a hydrant near the beachline. johnny is there live. what do we know at this point? >> within the last 15 minutes, the the water was shut off. they were able to control what is going on behind me. they tell me the mass flooth is why idrive by westwood boulevard i want to get to video from when we were opt scene and i want to tell you what we know so far. according to troopers, they say a driver hit a water supply unit in front of the double tree at 3:50. you can see through the video, the water was gushing into the sky, causing massive flooding on the roads. we know the driver who caused this mess is at the hospital. troopers tell me they are on their way over there

i'm bridgett ellison ellison. >> troy bridges has been here all night long. we are not done yet. southern brevard county but i'm glad that we saw this stuff move so fast. >> good news. >> it moved out in time for people to head to work. where the worst of it is in southern brevard county. we are talking about a chance for hail. you can see the line that pushed through very quickly near 50 miles an hour that line moved. individual cells were rotating earlier. we had a tornado warning for the kennedy space center, in that region, until 5:00. right now, a severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 5:45. but soon this cell will be moving out to sea and we are out of the woods for the severe threat. for the purple, we saw it pulse up. that's an indication of hail. then two minutes, more of the heavy rain. i know it is on top of you right now. light to moderate rain where we had a tornado warning, meritt no longer a warning, no longer any severe weather. we are seeing moderate rain near the kennedy space center. here's the good news, the rain, the storms coming, p

. >> i'm bridgett ellison. thank you for waking up with us. things are looking better than good. >> we are enjoying a better afternoon. a breezy day. the wind gusting near 20 miles an hour. a picture perfect day afternoon. let's show you temperatures this morning starting off cool. 45 in ocala. right now, 47 at palm coast. it is 59 in melbourne. 53 in orlando and sanford. this morning a light jacket in order in many spots, even many brevard county as temperatures will likely drop a little from here. look at the sky into the future. the winds will gust near 20 miles an hour. we warm to 65 at noon. the average afternoon high in orlando is 74. making some evening plans, temperatures will be cool. we'll talk about what you can expect in a little bit. the official forecast for the qualifying going on tonight at the speedway. let's go to amy in the napleton traffic center. >> thank you very much. we have nothing out of the norm going on. scheduled routine construction. that seems to be picking up early. heading out the door, no major delays. let's g

i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. within a few hours, this line of showers and storms could actually be in central florida. some of it could be severe. let's get the latest from troy bridges in the pinpoint weather center with the latest and also a timeline. >> it will be in central florida within the next two hours. on top of central florida. that watch in effect for marion through 10:00 this morning. this line really picking up speed and moving in. you can see the red shading indicating that tornado watch. that means conditions are favorable, not that there is tornado yet. that is not on land yet. once it moves in, we have the risk for rotating storms. the main threat will be strong winds greater than 50 miles an hour. damage. here is the breakdown with temperatures and timing of the storms. lots of clouds in place. the real time for it to be on a large part of central florida along i-4 would be the noon hour, where it is 78 then. plenty of warm humid air in place to set the stage once this drastically changing fron

wusa 9's ellison barber with the story tonight. >> excitement was really -- i mean, unbelievable. >> reporter: they didn't just support initiative 71, they drafted it. back in 2011 police raided their store and seized glass wear that violated the laws. >> we were upset with what happened. we wanted to make a change. we wanted to make it legal in washington, d.c. and cannabis went to an attorney. got a initiative written up. 70% of the voters voted for it. >> reporter: he had one of the biggest things they hoped to see was a drop in the number of arrests. and they have. police arrested 200680 people for marijuana. in 2015, they arrested 408. a major drop. but he says it isn't enough. >> there are people that are in jail suffering. this is one baby step in a larger picture to empty the prison system. >> reporter: when it comes to legislation there is still more to come. >> we are waiting for the mayor and the city counsel to come back with a task force that will tell us about the cannabis clubs, public use. ticketed events, you know, places where people consume cannabis. the task force

. >> ellison barber ask live talking or or -- talking to or having talked to the man who fired the gun. >> reporter: frank taredo made the unusual decision to testify at his grand jury trial because he said he had absolutely no other options. >> i was supposed to go fishing that day with my kids, and he asked to come to the house. i fishing, it wouldn't have happened but those things didn't happen. >> reporter: frank and mario brought their families together for a small holiday party on december 22nd. >> it was a small flash, and i remained my sight, and he was on the ground. >> reporter: the problems started with alcohol. >> mario had quite a bit to drink, and in the course of the discussion, he became irate. >> reporter: he left the room, hoping perez would calm down, but instead things quickly escalated. >> we could hear him screaming, and fear came over me. i didn't know what was going to happen next. i went and grabbed my weapon, and i stood in front of my sons' door. >> reporter: his sons left as he was holding the gun. >> mario was -- agitated, and he threatened to kill us. if h

i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. within a few hours, this line of showers and storms could actually be in central florida. some of it could be severe. let's get the latest from troy bridges in the pinpoint weather center with the latest and also a timeline. >> it will be in central florida within the next two hours.

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i'm bridgett ellison ellison. >> troy bridges has been here all night long. we are not done yet.

. >> i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. troy and amy are with us this thursday morning. >> we made it this far, we can make it the rest of the way. it is going to be a great week. it is still thursday. we haven't made it there yet. >> we have a lot going on this weekend. of course, a lot of events including the daytona 500 and even tonight, the qualifying. we'll talk about what you can expect. we won't deal with any rain. not so much of a wind this morning. temperatures cool especially in northern and northwestern zones. we are at 45 in ocala. we are at 50 degrees. 47 at palm coast. 52 at daytona beach. 53 in sanford and in orlando. it is 59 in melbourne. as we pinpoint your forecast, notice a lot of sunshine. we show you a window into the future. the afternoon looks great, 65 will be the temperature at noon. we get up to 72 at 4:00 today. the winds coming in out of the northeast at about 20 miles an hour. coming up, we'll talk about the breezy evening you can expect making plans. let's check on the roads. amy, it is early.

i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. we are following breaking news overnight after two people are shot outside this crowded restaurant. >> a wild scene on the indian river. how rescue workers sprang into action to pull a couple from a sinking houseboat. >> we are starting out with troy and amy. >> red for women, to fight heart disease in women. we are here for the ladies. >> i'm going to give you details in a second. >> looking good in red, everyone. we are going to be dealing with some cold air today. yesterday, the rain has moved >> i noticed. >> you need a coat. here we go talking about the florida. overnight. now it is about cool air. sunshine mixed with clouds and a breeze making it feel even colder once we hit the 40's. that's when we usually calculate the windchill. we are at 58 by noon today, only making it up to 61 for the afternoon high at 4:00. a cool day all day long. you'll need a jacket. we are at 50 in orlando. 49 in sanford. look, it is 43 in ocala. 46 in the villages. 48 in daytona beach. right now, 55

on this february 1. >> i'm bridgett ellison. thank you for waking up with us early. >> how was the weekend? >> it was very brief but it was so nice. >> you sound like you are not >> i am happy to be back.

. >> morning anchor bridgett ellison shows us more in tonight's "getting results for our schools". >> this week, we're in sanford at a great start class. this is a program that launched in seminole county public schools two years ago, helping prepare young children to go to school. >> with 80 to 85% of core brain structure formed in the first three years of life, the great start program is helping seminole county babies and toddlers develop the early literacy skills they need. she's been bringing her babies to great start. she's a better mom too for it. >> overall, developing them and showing me how to help them develop by learning different words. we get books every time we come, which is awesome. better parent to her own 10-month-old daughter as a result of great start's curriculum. >> the changes are being made and how i present the books to her and the stories and the animation, the tone and certain words. >> the brain child of seminole county school superintendent walt griffin, great start is a free program that bridges the education gap between birth and entry into vbk. >> there

i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. here are the stories making headlines. first up, we start with breaking news overnight after a shooting seconds two people to the hospital. >> emotions boil over after parents say a middle school school's response to a threat wasn't good enough. >> good morning. >> good morning. i'm watching no fog so things i know are rolling along nicely. >> the breeze just strong enough to keep the fog away. the front will bring storms tomorrow. get ready for that. let's show it to you, as we do, look at the line moving through the middle of the country on over to the southeastern u.s. some snow through the great lakes, heading into the new england yay. rain moving through southern zones for southeastern u.s. some storms through the panhandle. this will make its way closer to central florida as we head through the noon hour tomorrow. dry. winds. the red arrows indicating the south winds bringing in plenty of warm air. we'll be approaching record highs once again today just as we did yesterday. stormy conditions moving through the panhan

i'm bridgett ellison. troy and aim are helping us get weekend. >> we are going easy on the roads. a closer look in a few seconds. >> we'll be dry. we'll start off cool. we'll see a warm up into the afternoon. get ready for temperatures approaching 80. it will be hot. it won't be cold. news. as we show you a live look, especially in downtown on our major roadways.

i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. first up, we have breaking news from overnight as two people are found dead in a winter park neighborhood. we are live with the latest just ahead. >> another case of zika reported in central florida. what health workers are now doing to battle the virus. that and much more in a moment. >> let's say hello and bring in troy and amy on a thursday. >> i'm going to say it is a little bit better than normal. >> showing up and showing out. another day with sunshine. it will be breezy through the afternoon. we have several days without the rain. >> nice. >> lots of events going on in the coming days at daytona beach, the daytona 500 sunday. here's high pressure dominating the forecast today. it is sending a clockwise flow around it. those winds off the ocean waters out of the east and the northeast. those winds are going to keep us warm. it is going to be breezy. you'll notice the wind gusting today. the breezy condition does stick around through tonight. other than the breeze, a picture perf

i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. first up, we are following breaking news from overnight after a home invasion shooting sends one man to the hospital. the search is on to find the gunman responsible. >> a swat team rolls a tank through a community leaving a neighborhood on edge. that and more in a moment. >> first on this terrific tuesday. let's bring in troy and amy. good. >> almost wednesday. dealing with the threat for severe weather as we pinpoint a big storm system. i know, you are all light, we were happy for a second. look at what you did. >> picked up rain overnight. >> we did. there are wet roads to deal with. we'll pinpoint that for you as the morning progresses. let's show you the big storm system moving through texas. you can see the big area of low pressure. that's the one we'll be watching. those white arrows indicating the system that moving in. most of the energy will be to but we expect some severe weather with that main threat being wind gusts. we can't rule out one or two isolated tornadoes. the ti

. >> i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. we are plg breaking news overnight after a mass shooting in kansas leaves four people dead. what we learned about the shooter's connection to florida. >> the gop front runner make a final push for voters ahead of supertuesday. that and more in a moment. >> let's bring in troy and amy on a friday. >> it is friday. >> we made it. >> every week. >> every week, it is the same. >> we have an michigan a well traveled area. we'll have details in a couple of seconds. >> a beautiful day in store. we'll continue that through the weekend. the wind made it difficult at times. that wind is finally calming down. we are talking about a beautiful day. mainly high thin clouds through today. the winds, the arrows indicating the winds coming in out of the north and the northeast northeast. those will continue and bring us drier, cooler air as we head into the early morning hours this morning. we'll continue to pinpoint that area of high pressure through the day. that will lead to a beautiful afternoon a

. >> i'm bridgett ellison. thank you for joining us early. >> it is early. >> a little bit. >> 4:59. >> that's early. if you travel like we do -- >> that is a good thing this morning. >> if you are about to hit the road, light rain. most of that is moving out. it led to wet roadways. the big story will be tomorrow's round of storms. let's show you the radar. not a lot of rain on the radar. most has traveled to the north. a few light areas of rain from marion county along ivenlths 75 and just north into areas of palm coast and northern sections of flagler county. we'll see a chance for light sprinkles in some of these regions. we'll see a drying trend for the next couple of hours. then again, another round of rain rolls in through the afternoon. south winds bring in plenty of moisture ahead of a front that will move in tomorrow. 80 at noon. coverage of those afternoon showers with a couple of embedded thunderstorms, just in time for the drive. coming up, we'll talk about the big changes for tomorrow, from noon u

i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. first up, following breaking news overnight after shooting victims. we are live at the scene with the latest. >> wicked weather rips through the southeast leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. moment. >> let's get to troy and amy. it is busy this morning. >> we'll have a chance for major storms moving through central florida from 8:00 this morning through 3:00 this afternoon. central florida. the risk of tornadoes is there as well as strong winds. big concerns, download the pinpoint weather app right now if you haven't already because you'll get those alerts immediately on your phone. look, a tornado watch where you see the red in effect until 140k this morning. i would not be surprised if this isn't expanded through the morning hours and through the afternoon. right now, that watch is in effect for sumter and for marion county until 140k. you can see a big line, a big line developing, stretching up into georgia. i have family there. called my mom this morning. major storms move

i'm bridgett ellison. we'll see you in the morning. >> we did not hire child actors. they're just that cute. >> you can see all of brigitte's "getting results for our schools" online by going to news 6. >> i want to learn how to grow something in the ziploc bag. >> if you're shopping at amazon, you have to spend more if you want free shipping. >> that's if you're not already a prime member here. if you spend enough money on amazon, you get free shipping. but now the retailer is raising the minimum. so you'll have to spend at least $49. you used to spend $35 to get the free shipping. it's a pretty big increase here. amazon prime members who pay $99 a year are not affected by this. amazon prime. >> the government says in 2015, americans drove a record 3.1 trillion miles, more than the previous record set before the recession. this is pretty crazy, too. it's the equivalent of 337 round trips from earth to pluto. >> how do they know that, though? how do they figure that out? >> we know the distance to pluto. >> i know that. but how do they know how many miles we drove? >>

reporting live in palmer park, ellison barber, tran01. >> thank you. in a statement, a spokesperson for offer up total wusa9 they do not tolerate criminal activity and that they have worked closely with police on the investigations. >>> a yellow weather alert in effect for tomorrow. and the next day. >> let's get right to gmail topper shutt. top, we are talking about a rainy, messy morning commute. >> better rain dance now i suppose. tomorrow morning will be a tough commute. by 6:00 a.m., this is futurecast. eventually, rain. i-66 s. edward 56 s. amateurs 30s to 40s. 38 in manassas, 40 in fredericksburg. by 8:00 now the rain rose more than two montgomery county past brockville, test 270, gaithersburg temperatures till mid to upper 30s, that's it. by 10:00, rain essentially everywhere. not much difference in temps. 38 frederick, 42 inch -- la plata, 42 in buoy. a raw data mother by lunchtime temps in the low 40s. maybe 39 in hagerstown the rain across the board, some of it locally moderate. reminder download our app, it is free. go to the app store, sea

reporting live, i'm ellison barber, wusa9. >> unbelievable. thanks. in a statement, the prince georges county public school system says it is shocked by the allegations and will cooperate fully with law enforcement . according to the statement, all school employees are screened before hiring and counselors are being made available for the victims. >>> tonight, the campaign for new hampshire has all but ended, and tomorrow, voters will make their first choice in the nation's first primary. bernie sanders and donald trump each week in the most recent polls of the state, but anything can happen when the voters get their say. we have been covering the republican side of the race and are joined now by for manchester weather is quite a bit of snow on the ground, and coming down now. >> reporter: you don't have to worry about the snow sticking here in southern new hampshire, a blanket of snow has fallen across the state tonight, making it a little bit hard to get around. if it is still tough to get around tomorrow people could have a hard time getting to the

ellison barber brings you the latest. >> reporter: the federal charges are staggering because if convicted it means that carraway could face a victim of 129 years behind the documents are also helpful because they shed new light on the case against carraway. mention this man's name in quentin arden and usually elicits one response. outrage. >> this man is -- he needs to be under the jail. >> he is a monster. he is a monster in disguise. a normal 22-year-old young man. >> reporter: police say deonte carraway admitted at least in part to producing child pornography, but until now, the details of his confession remained a secret. police say deonte carraway provided a written statement after they confronted him about a student at judge sylvania words, sunday, noon photo through the kick app. it's time i called the truth, carraway reportedly told police. yes, i have videos. and yes, he will find some on my orange phone. i know it was wrong, he wrote. i'm a bad person. i am no child of god for doing this. i know i'm grown. i made a lot of mistakes are carraway lat recorded themselves in the othe

reporting live, i'm a ellison barber, wusa9. >>> breaking news from the district as a top j4official in the fire department steps down. >> doctor juliette saussy was just hired by chief dean eight months ago, and now as she resigned from her position, she sent out a scathing letter saying her concerns have not only fallen on deaf ears, but lives have been lost as a result. it's get outside live to wusa9's mola lenghi with details on this. >> reporter: adam, it hasn't even been a year since she accepted the job with the dc fire department. now she is saying it's impossible to make the sort of reforms she was hired to make, because as she puts it, the department is just too toxic. she was brought in to help reform the ems wing of the dc fire department. seven months later, doctor juliette saussy is done, not with the reform but with the department after she says her attempts to make basic changes to the troubled agency have been met with resistance from the top down. in a scathing resignation letter sent to mayor muriel bowser, she wrote, quote, people are dying needlessly because the

keith ellison is a supporter of bernie sanders. it is a very good deal. in that group, many women, there are many women and there are people who have standing on issues of concern to the american people. reporter: just to follow up on a question, you endorse women, in clueding women in chief. are you ready to endorse hillary clinton? ms. pelosi: a woman should be commander in chief. on that subject, i will. reporter: what do you make of the results in new hampshire. clinton? transes ms. pelosi: wonderful victory for sanders and it is important one and i'm particularly -- i know martin o'malley and secretary clinton was strong on this point as well, that they all universe sale taking on campaign finance reform and citizens taking up on that. this is so powerful. in the public mind, you cannot money from roll of he issues of congress. climate change and affordable care act and relates to our tax giving nd how jobs -- corporations a boost. is that a role? the public suspects that it is. unhealthy ntism is for our democracy. how did we strengthen our democrac

ellison, let's bring in retail expert jan niffen. gets an a for his first television interview there. what grade do you give him so far during his tenure as ceo. >> a solid a plus. he's done a great job so far. i was just saying off camera that i go in penney stores all the time and talk to store managers and never go in one they don't tell me that marvin's been there, and what a great guy he is and how much he cares about things going right in the store and how he listens to what they think is the problem and the solutions and how he acts on those things. and you can't buy that in retailing. when you got an executive that the people in the stores really believe cares about how their job works, they work a lot harder and they work smarter. >> how many stores do they have? he's been to all of them? >> i don't know about that. he's been to all of the ones i've been to. there are 1100 stores. >> you think still he has too many stores? >> i do think that penney's long-term has too many stores. i think macy's long-term has too many stores

. >> i'm bridgett ellison. busy here this morning because we need to bundle up again. >> cold air is working in. the wind later today making it feel colder. there is not a lot of wind. look at the big storm system behind us. it is the same one the ship but moved into big waves. we'll see that move up to the east, bringing blizzard warnings. seas off our coast, up to about 11 feet. then the wind making it feel more like the 40's, most of today. . it is 30 in ocala. 42 in leesburg. it is 40 at new smyrna beach. 42 in melbourne. as we help you plan the day, a slow climb with temperatures. more and more clouds building, only a 10% chance of rain with windy conditions and a high of 65. we'll talk more about rain coming tonight and reinforcing cold air behind the front that brings the rain. let's check on the roads in the traffic center. >> happy monday morning to you. the roads are doing ok especially the major roadways. colonial drive, only 14 minutes. the turnpike over to the expressway, only five minutes right no

. >> i'm bridgett ellison with troy bridges. troy, we have this threat for severe weather that will last for several hours. >> we are talking about 8:00 this morning on through the afternoon drive, even 5:00. by 5:00, most of it is moving over into brevard county and out of the way. let's show you what we are in for as we show you this line developing through the gulf of mexico. we had severe weather overnight. in the panhandle through georgia, severe weather. that's the tornado watch in effect until 10:00 this morning for marion and for sumter county. northeastern zones. marion county, sumter county, lake county. through noon, the chance for strong winds, even tornadoes. that timeline from 10:00 until 2:00 this afternoon, from 2:00 until 5:00 this afternoon, eastern areas, including osceola county, brevard county. eventually it does push out. lots of clouds today. ch plenty of warm muggy air. 81 at 4:00 with an 80% coverage of showers and storms. let's check on the roads with amy in the traffic center right now. >> t so much. t

. >> i'm bridgett ellison. we want to start with the weather this morning. it has been wild here in central florida. troy bridges, amy in the pinpoint weather center. things are starting to calm down. >> fortunately. at 5:00, we let that expire. the tornado warning that was in effect for several counties, but it was one cell that moved through, parts of kennedy space center. the worst is when you have rain overnight. the good thing about this time is that it is out of here. >> we don't need the weather alert on top of the rush hour. that is not a good combination. >> roads are still wet. amy will be checking on that. roads will still be wet from the rain we pinpointed overnight. still seeing left over rain. most of this is light to moderate. there's palm bay, all of these areas down to micco have seen heavy rain, hail, lightning, strong wind gusts. the good news, this is mainly moderate rain as we take you down to street level. barefoot boulevard, seeing light rain where you see the green. light sprinkles in parts of east orange county as well as downtown or

. >> i'm bridgett ellison. hope you had a great weekend. it is 6:00 a.m. >> issues to start the day off with. >> one word -- issues. >> yes. patches of fog. big changes with a front that comes in. in. >> troopers tell news 6 a person is dead after a hit and run crash. this is on orange blossom trail at americana boulevard. mark lehman just got another update. >> troopers say this happened while cars were stopped at the intersection behind me. three vehicles were stopped here at obt and americana. that's when the driver came up and plowed into that car. you see the severe damage there to the car. that set off a chain reaction crash. troopers say a driver was driving northbound. came to the intersection, slammed into that car, causing severe damage. troopers say that driver just took off kept going, was eventually caught by the sheriff's office and taken to the hospital, treated for injuries. just a short while ago, i spoke with troopers and asked them if speed could have played a role. this is what they had to say. >> this is a severe impact

i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. troy and amy with us on this wednesday. >> good morning. >> good morning. we have a big issue in orlando right now. >> pinpointing patches of fog. we'll talk about great weather in a bit. >> wonderful. we'll check back in in a moment. we begin with breaking news from overnight in orange county where a worker was shot during a robbery at a restaurant in this is happening at the gator's dockside on john young parkway in hunter's creek. that's where we find johnny fernandez. what do we know about the suspect in the robbery? >> we know very limited information about the suspect. deputies they do tell me that he was wearing a gray hoodie. he had his face covered when he entered the restaurant. deputies are working to get a better description description. we know they believe to have found the get away car he was in in. we are working with deputies to confirm if that is the car they found in a hotel. once we get that information, we'll pass the information along onour and online. first and

. >> i'm bridgett ellison. thank you for waking up with us on this president's day. one snag in the commute, we'll get to that in a second. >> we'll pinpoint strong storms overnight, we'll detail the >> could be a soggy first day of the work week. >> we'll check in in a second. an rv crashes and burst into flames. in the past 45 minutes, we learned one person did not survive. kirsten is live at the scene along u.s. 1 and i-95. kirsten, police are still out there. what is the latest? >> reporter: we did watch as the medical examiner pulled up, they are calling this a deadly accident like you just mentioned. for the last 30 minutes, crews working on that tree that toppled over during this crash. i'll step aside so you can see this. they have been pulling the branches off to the side in the parking lot of the exxon gas station, right where this rv burst into flames. police are calling this a deadly accident. they are not saying how many people died in the crash at this time. we know one person was taken to the hospital detectives are came off the roadway and hit the tre

i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. we have amy and troy. good morning. >> good morning. >> the weekend is over. >> it sure is. >> how are we looking outside? >> i'm watching the toll plaza construction. we are really doing ok for the time being. back to work and school on a monday. >> too bad the weather will be too nice. looking out the window at work saying, i want to get out there because it is going to be beautiful. we are going to be warming nicely near 80. >> coming up, a picture snapped look at that. >> i'm looking at the gorgeous -- >> is that real. >> we'll tell you more about how all that came about. shoot. coming up. photos. weekend. that was a lot of excitement. that. >> it will be hot as as bridgett pointed out. starting off warm this morning in many spots. it is 62 in orlando and in sanford. it is 64 at cocoa beach. 54 in palm coast. 57 in ocala. cool enough to grab a light jacket heading out the door, the rest of us are mild. with a little bit of low level moisture, we can't rule out fog developing. but so far, visibilities a

i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. troy and amy are with us on this thursday. >> good morning. the commute still looks good. i'm nervous because it looks good. >> now we'll see what happens. there is wood down here. we'll all knock on wood. good thing this morning, it is dry but chilly in spots. you'll need a jacket heading out the door, temperatures in the 40's. and temperatures have dropped in let's show you the conditions. we are dry. weekend. we are at 41 in ocala. 45 at palm coast. 49 in daytona beach. 51 in orlando. 59 in melbourne. cool enough for the jacket heading out the door. a lot like yesterday, temperatures will warm nicely to 65 at noon. 72 at 4:00. a touch cooler than yesterday's mid 70's but certainly a great day. it will be breezy. winds gusting near 20 to 25 miles an hour. coming up, we'll take you through tonight. we have the big cam am races going on at daytona beach at the speedway. we'll let you know if there is anything to deal with like the wind. first, let's check on the roads with amy in the

i am bridget ellison. let's go right to it. here's a closer look at the video. 50. a coworker was able to get the footage after she says she became a little bit uncomfortable with the way the director was handling the child . dcf worker shared with police the cell phone footage to happen on friday. claremont police say they hit the four-year-old with what appears to be stuffed animals. he pick the child up and dropped him facedown we have a crew getting answers about the arrest and much more starting at 4:00 >> possible threats made against the high school police and they say they were alerted about a student that made threats to harm another student. they are interviewing to determine if the claims are valid. we will keep you up to as police share more. it was the first day back to work for employees. office building as dozens of homeless people camped out for weeks homeless or kicked out as a building open for business, workers arrived at something they haven't seen in weeks. empty sidewalks. the homeless are no no longer here but there is a more permanent solutio

. >>> jose was found shot on el ellison street. time. if i'm buying one banana, he treat me as good as if i buy $8 or $10 food. >> police believe the victim's landlord may have killed him due to a rent dispute. >>> fire and ice in new jersey as crews worked for hours to battle a building fire. this is the aftermath right here. the three story apartment building collapsed early this morning. as you can see, the frigid temperatures turned much of the water used to fight the fire into solid ice. that blaze broke out around 1:00 this morning around main street in patterson. it's not clear what caused the fire. nobody was hurt. more than 50 people have been left homeless. >>> still to come, the pope gets a hero's welcome on his first full day in mexico. >>> and a wild scene in . >>> in pennsylvania bad weather and snow is to blame for a deadly 50-car pileup. look at this. tractor trailers and cars tangled together across three lanes of traffic in fredericksburg. several people died. morning. interstate 78 was shut down in both directions and

i am bridget ellison. i am david hall. we will start things off with recovering. what else have you learned? flex serve told us he was . he is expected to be okay. he has significant head injuries and bumps and bruises . sounds like she will be fine. she is recovering here at ormc. deputy sent out this photo of the suspect . ortiz. he is on the run right now in his 15 years old. this happened at 7:30 a.m.. he was at the home on thai street to arrest him on a warrant for burglary. they say sergeant pierce approached them in a car and that's when he hits her. car and ortiz started speeding away. she jumped off and was not unconscious >> i can tell you that sergeant pierce said that she could hear the engine revving and he began to increase in speed. she knew she needed to get off the hood and she dismounted at the time. >> the sheriff says after the sergeant was thrown from the car and knocked unconscious, the probation officer who was there ran over to her and hit her emergency radio alerted dispatch. it sounds like she will be okay. the focus is finding ortiz now.

i'm bridgett ellison. >> ginger: doctors say grayson will undergo a second surgery when he's six months old and a final surgery when he turns 3 years old. >> lisa: that is miraculous. just a few years ago the outcome could have been dramatically different. >> ginger: so happy for those parents, though. >> julie: sweet little baby. took on 50-foot waves in hawaii at the competition. the event is only held when waves are over 40 feet. for more than 30 years, those conditions have only been met nine times, including yesterday. a native hawaiian won the event. >> tom: a native hawaiian we've never heard of. people beat kelly slater? >> julie: i always say i want to surf until i see waves like that. >> tom: 2 to 3 foot waves, you can do it. >> lisa: we're going to be in continuous coverage. >> tom: i'll be in continuous coverage. all kinds of bad stuff. i can't believe four people beat kelly slater. it sounds rigged to me. doesn't it, though? >> ginger: he's been good for a very long time. >> tom: it's rigged. what are you doing this weekend? >> tom: there you go. the festival begins at noon

police found the 64-year-old man at the ellison mini market in paterson. he was rushed to the hospital and sadly did not survive. we are learning more about the victim. new jersey reporter tony yates in paterson, with reaction from loyal customers. tony? research yes, indeed, 64-year- old jose tavares, according to a long-time customer, lived in this neighborhood, worked in this neighborhood, along with his son for several years. they say his wife and other family members lived in the dominican republic, and he worked really hard and long for them. but he also looked forward to there, once and for all. however, his plans and his life taken away from his friday night by the person who decided to go into the ellison mini market, which tavares apparently owned for at least 10 years. that person went in and fatally shot this husband, this father, he died as you said, at st. -- st. joseph hospital. the candles and notes are outside the store, with a person who was a friendly and kind heart behind the counter. >> when you don't have enough, he will give you groc

ellison barber is live to tell us more about this one. >>reporter: police just finished a press conference in prince george's where they outlined startling allegations against a man who had extensive contact with children in this community. police say that deonte carraway admitted his guilt and he is charged with 10 counts of producing child pornography and one count of second-degree sexual offenses and one count of child sex abuse. police say they have identified 10 victims between nine and 13 and primarily, they say deonte carraway was producing videos. they recovered over 40 of them that show these children engaged in sex acts. for the most part, deonte carraway was directing them and was not involved. except, for one that we know of. is in custody and was identified after relative of one of the victims came forward after they found a nude photo on an app. is being held on $1 million bond and this is important, they say he was a school volunteer at joseph woods elementary school and work their for two years. the first year he was paid

bremer county sheriff's deputy -- jason ellison -- says the driver was not ticketed. "when it's weather-related or really iiy roads or high winds like this we typically don't issue citations unless it's something the driver did." "high winds keep law enforcement officials busy friday afternoon, responding to several high-profile vehicle accidents throughout the day." "i"ithey're not driving straight into the wind or with it, it's really not safe wind gusts 50-60 miles unloaded." even though the driver snapped the power pole -- crews were able to isolate the location -- without power pole -- crews were able to isolate tt location -- without affecting anyone's power. we've got you covered -- live in according to crews -- it'll take nearly wo hours to repair the broken ower pole. continuing coverage - two eastern iowans are recovering from a fire. one man breaking through a window to save his neighbor on jefferson street in waterloo this morning... he invited kwwl's amanda gilbert into his home to share his story. smoke coming out of an upstairs window..... waterloo neig

. >> ellison, what did they have to say? >> reporter: well, we heard from a lot of people here today. this entire room was filled with police officers and people representing the school district. we got an update from police, and they are saying that they are continuing this investigation. we heard from them saying they think this will go be ongoing and they have identified 11 victims, seven directly abused by carraway. and we heard directly from the school superintendent, also. >> i'm asking all prince prince georgans to keep these children and their families in >> we will fully investigate internally whether the many policy programs or safeguards we put in place were properly implemented and whether we needed to re-double our efforts with new policies, safeguards, and procedures to make sure that we minimize the risk of such heinous acts again in the future. >> reporter: now, there was a civil lawsuit that we heard that was filed earlier,alliedly filed earlier by the family of the victim that had a photo on a kick app that

sanders' supporter -- and member of the congressional black caucus -- representative keith ellison -- took to social media to clear that up -- membership. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - making a difference. three shipyard workers -- being called heros today -- after saving a teenager from the elizabeth river. plus - veterans returning from war - plagued by health problems. a devastating linked to service in the persian gulf. here in the city, parking is hard to find. seems like everyone drives. and those who do should switch to geico because you could save hundreds on car insurance. ah, perfect. here's the keys. and, uh, go easy on my ride, mate. hm, wouldn't mind some of that beef wellington... to see how much you could save on car insurance, go to geico.com. ah! (car alarm sounds) "man overboard" - that's the name of the drill that likely saved someone's life this week in norfolk. but this had nothing to do with the navy. three workers at a local shipyard used their training and awareness to get to a man who ended up in the elizabeth river. investigative reporter chris

>>david: i am bridget ellison. eric broke the news on twitter within the next hour. eric, what else have you learned? >> i found out the cruise in orlando are to inspect sewers. they just finished searching the manhole that is right behind me here. dave, the photographer can zoom in and i just pull up to new location right across the willowbend apartments. let me show you some video. it's a first location we wrap this morning. city crews got out at 1030 this morning. they are sending a massive camera down into the sewer system here and using it to search more than 200 feet of sewer pipe for each manhole. they have covered 400 feet so far. this is going in all directions here. have a t.v. monitor on board and they will see what the camera is picking up. so far they have not found anything. we now know the baby's baby willow. they took to check for traces of the infant but on that front, we can confirm that , complete with the crime scene . they are back in service. we check with orlando police to figure out what is next with the search and they would not go on record

i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. we have troy and amy. good morning. >> good morning. >> watching construction pick up. it is a holiday so maybe things will be lighter. >> a lot of folks lucky enough