>> its time for the florida citrus parade starring over 100,000 pieces of fresh florida citrus. it's all part of a celebration of college football featuring the russell athletic bowl and the buffalo wild wings citrus bowl. we'll have 13 marching bands from around the world, including university of michigan marching band and the pride of the sunshine, the university of florida gator marching band. today's parade is brought to you by florida citrus sports. one of florida's oldest charities, holiday tours, your experienced trip and travel by the florida restaurant association. >> hi, everyone. i'm greg. >> and vanessa. we're excited to be with you today to share with all of you the 35th anniversary edition of a central florida holiday tradition, the florida citrus parade. >> this event was first held in 1980 and held by florida citrus sports. the floats you'll be seeing are decorated with oranges, grapefruits and tangerines green here in the sunshine state. >> we have a great line-up including the edible floats, marching bands from all over the nations, football v.i.p.s and a few s

but that is not the florida system. florida requires, as a matter of law, any supreme court of florida has says this over and over again, that the defendant is eligible for death only if the trial judge finds as fact beyond a reasonable doubt that a particular statutory activator exists. -- statutory aggravator exists. i submit even if that was not the case, in light of a 150 year history of states, either felony murder or premeditation, that combining those two elements did not satisfy the death penalty -- none of that is here. this is a question of the six and eighth amendment. no state ever has said that the jury can just decide some muddle of aggravation. they don't agree on a specific element. i think that would violate the sixth and eighth amendment precedent. >> i would think just the opposite. the necessity of finding the element of the crime goes all the way back into the mists of history. this necessity of finding and aggravating factor, we made it up, right? that's just recent supreme court law. if either one

florida goes beyond that. it is unlawful, the supreme court of florida has said, to require -- to ask the sentencing jury to provide a special verdict that in any way indicates what their, quote, input is on the sentencing factors. again, steele, page 546. specific jury findings on aggravators without guidance on their effect on the imposition of a sentence could unduly influence the trial judge's own determination of how to sentence the defendant. the trial court alone must make detailed findings about the existence and weight of aggravating circumstances. >> is that a post ring? what's the date of it? >> yes. this is post ring that the court also held that ring didn't apply. it has no jury findings on which to rely. and, in fact, the court also explained in -- later in the decision -- in the same decision and also in its decision in franklin, that florida, quote, florida bars a special verdict precisely because requiring specific jury findings on aggravators without guidance about their effect would harm the

someone in florida is wawang up a jackpot winner. where in florida is that billion dollar question? we are still working to confirm. >> we'll stay on top of it because we want to know and you can cannot remain anonymous here. >> all right. eric is on top of our breaking news. >>> deadly explosions in indonesia. officials do believe the three blasts were part of a coordinated terror attack targeting witnesses say one of those explosions happening at starbucks. one customer was injured and was treated at that scene. all of the stores will remain closed out of precautions. you can see that plume of white smoke leaving the building. it's not clear what set off these explosions. right now no terror group has taken responsibility for this. police say they recovered the bodies of the attackers. it's not clear if any other attackers remain on the run this morning. a dutchman has been seriously wounded in the attack and is having surgery this morning. we'll bring you the latest as soon as it comes into the news room. >>> an arrest made in a deadly d.u.i. crash that killed an uber passenger a

overnight lottery officials confirm that one florida resident did. now people are clamoring to the state lottery website to see if they might be that winner. so many that a message on the page says it is experiencing a heavy demand for winning numbers. this morning we are still waiting to hear from officials where the numbers were sold and sold and how much. >> reporter: only one florida resident will take home a piece of that jackpot. 11 others won $1 million and one person would take him $2 million or 30 people overall in florida waking up millionaires this morning. live in seminole county, kimberly eiten, eyewitness news this morning. >>> get out your tickets, another chance to look at the winning powerball numbers. they are again for, 8, 19, 27, 34 in the powerball 10. we posted the winning numbers online. double and triple check especially if you bought a lot. go to facebook .com/ wftv. >>> the building of volusia county, in a few hours we will find out how supreme court ruling could impact the case against the man accused of killing his wife an

let's make florida 1st for jobs together. god bless everyone of you, and god bless the great state of florida. [applause] >> another state of the state speech this evening. his 6th address laying out his plans for 2016 coming up in about a half-hour live at 7:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. every year c-span cover speeches by governors across the country. so far the list includes chris christie funding are governor andrew cuomo and washington governor. you can go to c-span.org to watch the state addresses. here is the one from governor ensley. >> mr. president, mr. speaker, madame chief justice, distinguished justices of the court, art, art officials, members of the washington state legislature, tribal leaders, local government officials, members of our consular corps and my fellow washingtonians. it is an honor to stand here once again to talk about the great state of washington, and i do consider it a tremendous privilege to serve as governor of the most innovative, the most forward thinking command the most dynamic state

a bad crash on florida avenue at busch boulevard northbound florida now blocked, southbound getting through. >>> good morning. we have a serious crash in tampa, florida avenue blocked in the northbound lanes at president bush. you can see there the southbound lanes slowly getting by, two lanes open there. no road bhok on busch, however cars are being diverted off of northbound florida on to busch so you definitely want to try to avoid this area if you can. your alternate, i-275. i can show you what i-275 around busch looks like. behind me you can see the southbound lanes pretty congested, which is typical for this time of morning. your drive time to downtown southern counties around citrus, desoto or highlands county. that is where the clouds are a bit thicker and there's showers close by that are moving across south florida. but otherwise we're off to a dry start to the day. so you don't have to worry about any wet roads across tampa bay. again it's just the southern counties, you may see light rain or at some point later today. the big news, the temperatures out there this morning. and mo

the shower activity continuing here around the florida keys. a lot of noise out across the gulf waters. not all of this is reaching the ground. we're still watching the rain shield stay off to the south. midday shower so chances begin to elevate. lower 60s this morning. light wind over the atlantic waters today, northeast breeze helping us to warm into the lower 70s despite the cloud cover, but. >>ly late morning, early afternoon, showers finding us. first alert forecast high 72. a few days of rain and then a great weekend. we'll talk about that just ahead. >>> good thursday morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. today taking a look at your drive, so i-95 is klee, this is broward county, griffin road, boulevard, two lanes completely blocked off. that accident just happened. let's change showers, take you over to miami-dade. this is 395 westbound right after alton road, you can see the construction that has been going on all week long. and you can see one of those left lanes getting by. so you want to maybe takele the julia tuttle cau

in florida? they said we're supposed to get >> we have a lot of florida winners here. >> reporter: but do we know the powerball winner. she's a little nervous because this could be breaking news right now. trying to find out which city here in florida. she's working on it. the winning numbers you could be checking this morning. the numbers are 4, 8, 19, 27, 34, and the powerball, 10. looking at video in california, and that was one of the states that won the big powerball. it was in a suburb called chino hills. crowds of people gathered at that 7-eleven store where the winning ticket was bought. people were congratulating, and the store will receive a bonus for selling the ticket. >> you are proud of your city? >> yeah, it's really exciting. >> that's really good money. >> i am not sure, but it's 2%. >> reporter: all right. so back out here live. the odds of actually winning the big powerball is 1 in $292 million. we're here waiting to try to figure out what city it is right now. i was going on t

we really, really did get lucky when you look at what happened florida and central florida including that ef-2 tornado we have been talking about, a downed tree, some power outages really is the brunt of what we had to deal with yesterday morning which is very, very different than what a lot of people were dealing with, but given that we are now waking up 24 hours later after those storms -- >> cooler temperatures. >> ryan, what is shaping up to be a nice day. >> nice day and nice week ahead. we are finished with the rain after that line of showers and storms moved through on sunday morning, gradually clearing yesterday. now we set ourselves up for a beautiful monday. good day to you, some of you out thth door for work and others enjoying the day off from the martin luther king holiday. rain free today. the only live radar in south florida. do have some cloud cover up above. over the next fw hours these clouds will skirt on through, i don't think it will be an overly cloudy day, i think the sunshine comes on in and will gradually warm us up. how about these readings, though, coolest

one of our neighbors filthy rich here in central florida. the other two tickets were sold out in cali and tennessee. they'll take the $327 million they plan to pay off their mortgage, pay off their student loans and go pack to -- back to work. the mega powerball jackpot has come and gone. >> jerry willis has some tips on increasing your chancing of winning next time. >> reporter: people from all parts of the country scramble to get their powerball tickets for the recent $1.58 billion mega jackpot. odds are 1 in 292 million. and while millions failed to score a winning ticket, dreams of how to spend that money still lingering for many. >> i would give lots of money away because i don't know what i would do with that much money. my retirement. >> give some to my parents and may off my student loans. >> i would give 98% of it to charity. i really would. chances of winning next time, seventh-time florida winner, richard, says don't use quick picks. >> every time you do you get a second set of numbers, therefore highest. >> reporter: go beyond bi

making their way throughhe upper florida keys. that will start to impact homestead in about 30 minutes and then it will move over the metropolitan areb of miami-dade. broward still looking at some heavy rainfall.. especially from fort lauderdale up and down the coast, the coast i should say through see sea ranch lakes. tamarac. sunrise and davie. alo getting rain. you should see more here in a couple of minutes. now, because there's been so much rainfall croos northern broward cosnty. here from davie northward and from the coast all wait back in through ruralroward, you're under a street flood advisory until 7:00 p.m. tonight. now, the reason again for all this instability is a front what is moving in across central florida. area of low pressure pushing offshore. so we have a lot of dynamics going on here in the atmosphere and that lead to the twister earlier today. now, by tomorrow the front should stallout right across the area. another low moves n. and it it could bring us another chance for strong thunderstorms and even the po

florida families. for the first time ever, we completely funded the critical needs waiting list so persons with unique abilities can get the help they need. [applause] we made a record high investment in our education system so every child can have the opportunity to pursue their american dream. [applause] and just this year, we started a pilot program to better serve individuals who suffer with substance abuse and mental illness. these are two issues that have affected my family and many other families in our state. but, government assistance must be the very last resort, not the first. government does not create prosperity, and it never has. top down mandates from big government are artificial and not sustainable. real prosperity is created by the ingenuity and hard work of the american people. [applause] the people of florida have proven that when they are unfettered by the artificial constraints of government, they are the ones who create real and genuine prosperity for their families. prosperity t

launched in 2009, florida has had the most winners in the nation. wednesday could be you or me at >>> i will invest those two dollars for that feeling you get that you could be a billionaire. >>> a live picture from the drought camera. it's a pretty nice but chilly evening. 65 also for hollywood 67 in key west. 2 on the stickiness scale. a little on the damp side, we saw it half inch from miami beach. oakland park and 1/3" andment thes in the 60s. maybe even the upper 40s in a few spots. normal high is 76. mainly in the mid-60s today we'll be back in the 70s tomorrow. temperatures right now once again mainly in the low to mid-60s. a lot of clouds across the area, the cloud line is moving out, high clouds around. no bright sunshine in store for tomorrow. up in north florida, and there's west that is going to be coming our way. that starts arriving on thursday and the rain chances going up. could see some heavy rain by thursday and friday. the front that passed through, it's separating the warm air to the south and the cooler air we're still in the co

maybe someone is holding the winning powerball ticket perhaps in florida. more on that in on changes on the way. >> lake county leaders consider turning to residents to help improve the county fire rescue department along with replacing the fire station union leaders claim the department is understaffed and not being -- meeting standards it chief says the economic downturn what's up in the fire department is starting to bounce back. >>> assistant or lotto child -- fire chief cleared of wrongdoing in the cheating scandal involving orange county fire rescue. 5 orange county firefighters why the fires, disciplined or resigns. investigators say they cheated on an exam to become certified in pediatric life-support. orlando assistant chief has -- was initially located in the coverup but was -- did not find enough evidence in the involvement. >>> florida man was shot and killed in a theater by a retired police captain. curtis reed is accused of killing olson and 2014 in a movie theater north of tampa. investigators say the argument between the 2 over texting shoot

will know what it' s like to drive here in florida. -- we all know what it' s like to drive here in florida. eric: some crazy drivers here. the good news is there is nothing crazy in the world of weather. the sun is setting in downtown orlando. we' re watching some clouds. -clouds. high thin clouds. 57 winter park. 56 lake mary. upper 50' you can see that band of clouds as it works through central florida. we got a lot of rainfall. 2.5 inches of rain. tonight, cold air is moving in. it' s not going to be a bottom out night. we are into the 40' s through 11:00. melbourne temperatures will be milder. clear skies for the most part. we clabes go away. we get into that cool reading. it is chilly tonight. into the 40' s lake county. 40 davenport. lower 40' s from orlando. upper and middle 40' s for the space coast. tomorrow, northerly wind. a bright day. temperatures climbing into the upper 50' s and lower 60' s. we will be running well below that average high. looking good on futurecast through the day. this is friday. our next storm system. we could be talking about storms. for now, the model c

rain free in south florida overnight and very light rainfall amounts down through the florida keys. here are your readings. lower 60s, not bad. light north wind. it will turn to the northeast and then to the east today. that will help to warm us up. and can you believe we'll actually have an increase in humidity today, tonight and tomorrow before we dry back out for the upcoming weekend. showers around for the thatflorida keys. east winds at about 15. we will see the shower chances expand from south to north as the day goes on. there are your winds turning out over the atlantic waters and helping us warm into the 70s despite not much in the way of sunshine. overnight tonight, i think is in. we use see some thunderstorms popping up, as well. future tracker carrying the showers out of here. we're into friday evening kicking off the weekend, we'll dry out and things look real nice. but we have to get through today. we would like south florida sunshine, but not a lot to be had today. mostly cloudy and dry on the morning drive. midday temperatures in the upper 60s to near 70. and then sh

good morning, south florida. good news here on the i in miami-dade county, no construction crews they must have finished their work much earlier for you. the only thing we're watching for you in dade county is this accident scene right at 12th avenue. we're seeing a little bit of a sloown with those speeds clocking in at 50 miles an hour. hopefully it will be clearing up soon. it's still rather early so it shouldn't slow down your commute too much. traveling northbound at pines boulevard, reports of two right lanes blocked. this is ongoing construction for anyone who lives out here. no major delays as of yet but again those crews will be out until about 5:30 this morning. >> constance, thanks so much. >>> also developing for you this morning, a 14-year-old boy in the hospital after being shot in florida city last night. that shooting happened thursday night and eighth place. the boy air-lifted to nichlaus children's hospital. likely is a gang-related shooting. >>> right here several arrests made during martin lut

florida, but no snow reported. way too warm for that. i want to draw your attention, this is the visible satellite. take a look. north of alachua county from the suwannee river and the big bend in tallahassee, it was a sunny day with highs in the upper 70s for some. outside right now, a lot of rain, all we see is green, so it's a steady, nice, just easy rain to get you settled into the evening hours. now it's over spreading into orange county, lake county, even brevard county, and osceola we'll continue to see widespread rain all the way through tomorrow. eve all ready we've had a lot today. daily record rainfall and for the month. january is one of our dry months. normally, two, maybe two envelope inches of rain. all ready double in orlando, close to triple in daytona and melbourne with more rain on the way tonight and tomorrow. but by friday, put away the umbrellas for a few days. a pleasant weekend is on tap. we'll be back into the 80s soon. wintertime in central florida. look live from our amway camera. it's a

hey, good morning, south florida. the only accident we're watching for you is down south. 248th street and 112th avenue. the only delays we are see iraq off to the turnpike in relation to that crash. those speeds at 14 miles an hour. i want to show you where we are seeing a little bit of a slowdown there. it looksike right at the turnpike extension. no surprise. we typically see some slowdowns out here anyway. looks like our northbound lanes are here, the southbound lanes, had to do a quick check there. we're seeg the delays at 38 miles per hour. let's get to broward construction concerns. eastbound-west-bound lanes shut down between fourth avenue and third avenue. ongoing construction project out there. instead take the sheridan street bridge. >> constance, thank you for that. >>> a 14-year-old boy in the hospital after he was shot in florida city. police say this happened just after 7:00 p.m. along northwest eighth place near 13th street. this boy air-lifted to nichlaus children's hospital. the very latest on his co

no problems weather-wise tomorrow in south florida. friday and saturday, other than a few high clouds it should be great. low humidity.. lots of sun. lows in the 50s both nights. saturday night into sunday the low will be 62. sunday's high 79. a few more clouds. slightly more humidor this sunday. nbc's comedies of the past are reunited. >> it's a mix of comedy and drama as the impending end of the world approaches. >> i didid a heck of job baby proofing this office. >> reporter: jenna fisher wanted a change. "you, me, and the acalypse" starts with her character wrongfully in prison. >> i can't survive in here. >> reporter: looks like no one is going to survive because a comet is headed towards earth. 34 days. 34 days jenna fisher, let's say we're not in a comedy setting. what would you do? >> i would do what my character does on the show. my character is separated from her family. shs actually in prison for a crime she didn't commit. spends those 34 days desperately trying to be reunited with her family before the endf the world. >> we

southwest florida town gets hit by a tornado. as the race to the white house heats up, senator marco rubio returns to the sunshine state to talk to bay area voters. good morning and welcome to 10 news this morning. i'm jenny dean, in for allison. and i'm ian reitz. lets get a look at 10 weather with meteorologist bobby deskins. sad news this entertainment world. we've learned legendary singer, david bowie has died. a representative says bowie died after an 18-month battle with cancer. he died "peacefully" and was surrounded by family. the english singer is known for top hits including "life on mars?," "space oddity," and "under pressure. bowie had just turned 69 on friday. the same day he released a new album called, "blackstar." of course, a lot of reaction this morning around the world on bowie's death. british prime minister david cameron tweeted, "i and watching the pop genius david bowie. he was a master of re-invention, who kept getting it right. a huge loss." the band third eye blind tweeted, "heavy hearts today, you were

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florida state wins at n.c. state 85-75. winners on the road at florida tech. fun at the newly christened they' ve gathered at keene' s point. it begins in earnest today. florida hospital will benefit from this as well as fans who get a chance to get close with -- he is in the midst of a $180 million contract. after nagging injuries affected his play on the baseball field, a near no-hitter last august which would' ve been his third gives reason to believe that 2016 could be special. that is in his head already. >> there are a couple different mindsets. there is the one with you start working out. let' s get back into the workout routine. there is the start throwing and focusing on my arm and pitching routine. that is started recently right after the new year. i am in that phase where i have >> jason: we are working on new stories for 5:00 hour. michelle imperato is joining us with a preview. michelle: a group of local teachers and parents are set to head to the state capital. what they are posting -- we will tell you what they are protesting. local murder cases

potentially on florida's judicial system. the only supreme court opinion today came from justice sam use el alito who wrote the murder of miss harrison was conscience less and unnecessarily torture us in light of this evidence it defies belief to suggest that the jury would not have found the existence of either aggravating factor if its finding was binding. the high court has sent her case back to the florida supreme court now to determine whether hurst should get a new sentencing hearing. there are 390 inmates on death row in florida right now. 91 have already been executed under this system since 1976. we'll take a closer look at the possible impacts of the supreme court decision starting at 5. cbs 4 news. >> thank you very much. >>> more breaking news right now, where rescue crews are at the scene of a party city. several shelves inside the store on palmetto park road and powerline road collapsed. teams are inside the store it's not known how many people have been hurt but initial reports are there may be up to ten people

rest of south florida looking quiet right now. but as the night progresses, rain chances are sure to increase. let's look outside ow. and one thing that's been going on at the beaches today is the high risk of rip currents. keep that in mind as we use our diplomat resort and spa cam to take a look at hollywood beach, which is certainly churned up with the onshore wind flow that we've had throughout the day today. it's 76 right now in miami. a much warmer day. and certainly much warmer night st night into tonight. i think tonight's temperatures may not drop below 70. this is the severe weather risk, as portrayed by the storm prediction center in norman, oklahoma. they're the ones in charge of issuing tornado watches, severe thunderstorm watches across the country. for tomorrow, from tampa to miami and key west, there is a marginal risk of severe weather, which could include strong winds, or one or two isolated two-thirds of the florida peninsula. keep that in mind. it's not a slight or enhanced risk, it is the lowest lel of risk, b

we know one of those winners is in florida. the lottery hasn't announced where that ticket was purchased. the seven-11 in california was taken over by cheering customers last night after that announcement. let's take a look. look. hard to believe none of those people are the winners. again, we don't know who is holding onto any of the winning tickets this morning. a store employee at this winning store said they sold about $12,000 worth of tickets just yesterday. >> there are a lot of lucky people in the city. >> in just the last few hours, the florida lottery announced in addition to the big jackpot winner, florida had 11 one we are waiting to hear where the powerball winner is. >> we are standing by, kirsten. lots of winners in florida. here are those numbers one more time. we have posted them on clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. 4-8-19-37-34 and powerball 10. we'll send out push alerts. search wkmg in your app store. >> this time tomorrow we could be dealing with strong and even severe storms. >> we are not trying to scar

florida. republican representative, frank artiles, from miami, says the cameras prey on drivers. uq:"!e programs are there safer. a lobbyist for the "florida league of cities" disagrees. the bill needs to pass another committee, before it goes before the house. we will let you know what happens. jose-- orlando toss to john at the your first headline "bloomberg." it reads.. "google paid apple one billion dollars... to keep search bar on iphone." apple and google are rivals... but they have found ways to work together in the past.. especially if it makes both products better. court documents from a lawsuit between google and "oracle" revealed how much that deal was really worth... to make google a primary search engine on iphone. apple got 1-billion dollars from its rival in 20-14... so a "google" search bar would appear on i- phones. the tech giants have not publicly commented on the huge number. your final headline comes from "the new york post." it reads.. "millennials are ruining the america

we have had a cool day here across south florida. morning low in the 50's. fort lauderdale miami mid 60's for the keys. then the cloud cover kept the afternoon highs in check. in the low 70's. right now everyone is in the 60's across south florida under mostly cloudy skies. pressure is rising. the whipped out of the north north west. humidity up there at 73 percent. take a look at the radar because things have changed since this afternoon. the models were hinting at most of the moisture staying down by extreme southern miami-dade county and the keys but over the last few hours all the moisture has come up north and it is aiming for the main land. we do believe that a lot of this rain will make its way into south florida tonight and stick around throughouthe day tomorrow. and that is all due to a front that has stalled out right across south florida and will continue to drag some moisture our way. so beginning at midnight we are going to see some more of that rain starting to move in across south florida. our in house model shows that by 5:30 in the morning s

one of those winners is right here in florida. lottery officials set off a frenzy in california overnight by announcing the exact store where the winning ticket was sold. michelle: here in florida, the store remains a mystery. alex villareal is live pressing officials to tell is where that ticket was sold. >> we are pressing officials because you hear about a winner here in florida and once you brace to check your own numbers and you see you sadly are not the winner. the big question remains, who is. we know the winning ticket was bought in the state. that is why we are standing in office in altamonte springs. for those of you who missed it, here are the winning numbers. eight, 27, 30 4, 4, 19 and a powerball of 10. the most exciting thing for us in central florida is that a reporter in l.a. reported that the florida winter park that in orlando. it is unconfirmed but we are -- the florida lottery winner one that ticket in orlando. everyone rush to the chance to become an instant billionaire. it is not just the jackpot winner who w

this is ashley olsen she is originally from the other -- summer hayden florida. she was very active on instagram. we want to show you something that we found that they are looking into she recently instagram's this picture and it says stocker and creeper it's something they are looking into something greater. the 35-year-old is a fashion designer and an artist she was known around florence for her cheery personality and her beloved beagle named scout. they opened a murder investigation after the florida native was found dead in her apartment by her boyfriend and the landlord at her apartment. her neck was bruised and scratched. >> i can't imagine a person who would hurt her. she is gentle, kind, beautiful, a friendly lovely girl. it's a shock.>> reporter: is impossible to ignore the case of amanda knox in number -- meredith kercher while looking at this case. they say that it reunite those concerns for justice. after the american naturalist were twice convicted of murder exonerate her last year. right now it's about noon and florence that means they are in full s

a big improvement for central florida. one thing that needs imriewchg -- improving but won't is the boating forecast. boating conditions are rough. don't go out and play. this weekend the sun shines bright but not boating weather because we're talking about chilly temperatures. freeze warnings probably going to be issued sunday morning. more on the forecast in minutes. let's turn things over to traffic. >> here's left side of the screen, i-4 and altamonte springs, traffic is building. more congestion but it is building. lake mary to lee averaging 12 minutes. on the bottom of the screen we have travel times throughout the show. here's the 5:28 beach line. eastbound on the right side of the screen by the orlando international airport toll plaza. not so bad if you have to travel either direction. 55 miles an hour making that eastbound drive near o.i.a. and westbound as well, things looking pretty good if you have an early morning flight to catch. jason: on sunrise we continue to monitor the blizzard of 2016. michelle: some ar

two florida parents accused of restraining their own daughter with zip ties. this mother and father from sarasota routinely tied the 12-year-old to a playhouse with windows screwed shut and no access to a bathroom. they defended their actions by blaming so-called behavioral issues. the couple have seven other children in the custody of protective services. >>> new details about a professor known for hisis conspiracy theories. james tracyill take action for the school firing him. the professor claims that the sandy hook shooting and other massacres across the nation were staged. tracy was fired for failing to submit paperwork details his he was scheduled to teach three courses this spring. >>> a train collapsed causing traffic tie-ups in west palm beach this morning. a crane was working when it tipped over and came crashing down. the collapse caused no danger to the bridge and the operator was able to get out safely. about half an hour later, officials reopened traffic in the area. no word on what caused it to collapse. >>> we first told you about this story vi

in south florida, it is thick. central florida. we are looking pretty beautiful this morning at lake eola. buildings there off the left side of lake eola. orlando area. there are your temperatures throughout central florida. taking you down into miami, we are seeing dense fog in the miami metropolitan area. it is down to 1/10 of a mile. flights are being delayed because of that fog. given an hour, maybe less, it off. the other story is what is approaching from the west. it. some very cold weather, but with the flow will blast across central florida. it will bring some real severe weather to central florida. we are talking at about 11:00 in the evening to about six or 7:00 tomorrow morning. the worst of it hitting around 2:00 or 5:00 in the morning. with that line of thunderstorms, damaging winds, heavy downpours, and certainly lots of lightning. tornadic activity is not out of the question either. it is something we will be watching very closely here at wesh 2. very quickly, behind that front, thinks should clear out pretty quickly

they don't think they are in florida but florida is a busy place. >> a lot of critters. >>> from us leaders of the working to come up with a plan to house the growing homeless population and daytona beach. at the top of the are with county deciding to do the issue. >>> police will talk about a decade old missing persons case at 6:00, we will follow the search -- ongoing search for jennifer kesse >>> severe weather day potential of the new showers as

good morning, south florida. i'm eric yutzy. >> i'm jacey birch. welcome to your thursday. i know you guys are trying to see, did you win the power ball? you have to check those numbers because somebody in florida did. >> if you missed it right now, let's get the numbers of the day with weather authority meteorologist julie durda. i see a lot of 60s. >> we're starting warmer conditions as we good into the morning not just for miami-dade and broward and the keys. northeast between six and seven miles per hour. what you're going to notice today is not only that cloud cover sticking around but we're also going to see some showers. currently getting soaked right n are the keys, middle and lower keys. you'll notice not nearly as cool conditions and by the afternoon some showers will start to move and creep into parts of miami-dade and eventually lift towards broward all because of this unsettled weather pattern we're starting area of low pressure. let's widen the view and show you what's going on right now. moderate t

at florida flying gators airport. greg fox reports on the investigation now underway. >> this is the plane the local pilot was flying one for some reason, earlier on saturday it had trouble as it was coming in for a landing at a nearby private airstrip near claremont and instead ended up upside down in this field. >> the color scheme and insignia suggest a world war ii vintage aircraft but this is called a be built in a garage and flown much like an ultralight bigger. a two passenger plane. the faa reports he was doing touch and goes at the airfield when suddenly there was smoke coming from the engine. inside the flyer. a witness at the airfield told wesh 2 news there was no smoke visible from the ground. people nearby rushed over to help. he was taken to a hospital for treatment where it is believed he had none life-threatening injuries -- non-life-threatening injuries. because this aircraft is larger than an ultralight, not only is the national transportation safety board investigating but also the fb -- faa is look

florida governor rick scott was in south florida. they stopped to single out a company growing while promoting his agenda that is underway. cbs 4 has more or the visit. >> this is his speaker >> governor rick scott's job road show stopped in miramar plant. jl is a south florida success story growing from one employee 40 years the company makes speakers for mobile products homes and >> by the governor's count, florida has created a million jobs since he was elected in to 10. some argue that scott hasn't done enough to save jobs or prevent companies from leaving. he was on hand to celebration the addition of jobs. >> i don't think these products are built anywhere else in the united states -- >> he was hired 7 months ago and trained for florida sunshine. and he admits he didn't expect the manufacturing opportunities would be available in south florida. >> i was surprised south florida had manufacturing. i pictured it more as a vacation destination, maybe central florida had more, but i was surprised. >> reporter: scott used his for the

all people in florida. one quarter of the african-american denied the right to vote. our correspondent has the story of one woman left behind and her long journey to have her civil rights restored. >> with the state of florida and the government, when you get in rights. >> you can't be a part of society as we know it because you can't vote. >> reporter: it was a moment when the fate of the nation was hanging in the balance. florida following the 2000 presidential election. only a few hundred votes separated al gore and george w bush. a narrow margin affected by a simple reality. in florida anyone with a felony conviction is stripped of the right to vote. that means that a million and a half people in the state are disenfranchised. nearly 10% of the population and almost a quarter of all african-americans >> when you take those rights, you're convicting them for the rest of their life. >> reporter: this woman is nearing the end of a long journey to try to win back her civil rights. it is only a three-hour dr

florida lottery officials say 11 other people in florida won a million dollars. one person won 2 million. we will be splitting the over $1.5 billion prize with the winners from california and tennessee for a total of $528.8 million each. we are pushing to get lottery officials to tell us where the jackpot was struck. as soon as we find out if it was in orlando, we are going to be heading straight there. brevard county -- a 15-year-old is facing murder charges in the death of his little sister. the toddler died on sunday. brett connolly with what led up to the arrest. brett: a heartbreaking time. the older brother waking up in a juvenile detention center facing second-degree murder charges. the sheriff' s office says the 15-year-old intentionally killed his younger sister riley mullen. police were called to a cocoa home last weekend and found the 21 -- month old unresponsive. an autopsy revealed the toddler died of blunt force trauma. police have not released any information regarding a motive or what led up to the toddler' s death. this does remain an ongoing inv

following a his arrest at a bar in the florida keys. plus-- an elderly woman in miami --gets quite a scare... when she wakes up to this exotic animal--sitting on top of her! find out how the little guy got mornings. they' re bad breath, bad hair and a bad case of the mondays. and organized wardrobes that help you pull it together. they' re showering, shaving, and shuffling. and bathrooms that get big families out the door. they' re number ones, number twos, life' s morning madness. and comfortable, organized bed and bathrooms that make them better. ??? outside. time to take a look at the stories making headlines around florida. more trouble for former backstreet boy-- nick carter. he is now being following his arrest during a bar fight. skyler carden is suing carter for "bodily injury, mental anguish, and pain and suffering." earlier this month-- carter and his friend -- were both arrested after a fight at the "hogs breath saloon." police say the pair became unruly-- when staff told them to leave because they were "too drunk." carden's

everyone likes a little bit of a florida winter. we don't want record heat like that's not right either. >> right. tonight. we've gotten rid of the rain and forward. radar is looking good, dry as can be. the big cold front pushed through and cold air has surged in from the north and totally taken over from memphis, tennessee to atlanta, all the way down to central florida. temperatures across the country, bismarck, 3. minneapolis, 1. 6 degrees right now in chicago. and 15 in detroit. all across the southland, it's really cold, too. look at atlanta. a lot of folks moved down to atlanta from up north to avoid the winter. that doesn't cut it. 35 right now in atlanta. 25 in nashville. they're not expecting to get above freezing for at least another 48 hours in nashville. 35 in charlotte and 46 in myrtle beach and jacksonville right now is 54. compared to that, we're doing a whole lot better than that. our readings are at 58 degrees from sanford to orlando, out to leesburg, still 59 in the villages. beach, 58. 57 at the cape. in melbourn

flurries in north florida. this was shot at lake butler where snowflakes were reported in -- clay, union and do fall. you can get weather alerts on your smart phone. app . >>> osceola county looking to see if gunshots heard in kissimmee could be tied to the deaths of two people. one was found inside a burning mobile home and the other person inside the home died at a local hospital. we found out that investigators believe that the fire and the deaths are suspicious.>> reporter: set and broken glass all you can see. the fire caught a neighbor's attention. >> the firemen try to get everything out of control. we were surprised at what happened. >> reporter: he told eyewitness news that he did not know the man and woman who live there. he said they were your average neighbors.>> my daughter saw a guy walking his dog around. after that, i woke up like it 4:00 in the morning and i saw a lot of cops around. >> reporter: deck gives said -- detectives said that once they got inside, it was clear. the evidence was here a

into our florida winter with overnights in the 40s. spine if central florida, orange county. we'll cool into the 30s by the middle of the week. a scattered shower not into the question as we head into the next three hours. gusty winds are going to be with us for the entire day at about 15 to 25 miles per hour. we are going to be stable at about 68 until noon today and the temperatures will drop after that. low tonight. taking a look at your five-day forecast with your weekend in view stretch for the next three days as we get even another cooler air punch on tuesday as we see highs in the upper 50s. and lows in the upper 30s going into wednesday. average highs ifer this time of year. seventy-one by thursday before on friday. el nino always keeps us busy this time of year. darlene? > >> the democratic presidential candidates are getting ready for their final debate before the iowa cow cuss. former president bill clinton was in the key state rallying for his wife, hillary clinton. clinton told the crowd his wife is the best at finding common ground and standing her ground. hilla

the florida supreme court can address the issue. tony pipitone. >>> aew bill could block refugees from entering florida. that doesn't point to refugees from specific countries. it singles out immigrants who have been in close proximity to invaders or perspective invaders who train for violent acts of war. the bill comes two months after governor rick scott called for closed florida's borders to refugees from syria. >>> the race is heating up between democratic hopefuls. for months, hillary clinton republican challengers. today bernie sanders is feeling the heat in iowa. less than three weeks away from the state caucuses, sanders is tying the former first lady there and beating her in new hampshire. >> when you have a inton campaign now in trouble and understands they can lose. >> clinton still enjoys the comfortable national lead over sanders. the same survey shows donald trump ahead of all republicans nationally at 38%. ted cruz stands 18 points behind. tonight we know a suicide bomber detonated a bomb in a tourist spot in istanbul

freeze warning in effect for parts of south florida. settle in to south florida and stick around for the next few days. the breeze wilcontinue out of the north while the reinforcing shot of cocoer weather tonight allowing our attempt to drop even further tomorrow. we're talking lows to the mid 50s. still cool going into your tuesday. if you want to head to the beach, we have a slight risk of rip currents. the bays will be at a moderate chop. highs today will warm up to the upper 60s. we're talking low 50s tomorrow. possibly upper 40s. only rching 70 degrees for the afternoon high. enjoy today, tomorrow an wednesday pause we rebound with our temperatures ahead off another ont that will increase our rain chances friday. once it clears, cooler weather will be back in the forecast by saturday morning into sunday. >>> julie, have you taken down your christmas tree yet? >> yes. >> somebody just took down their tree and they left it on the roadway, no lie. >> boo. christmas tree blocking part of the exit ramp. i still have my christmas cards u

florida's death penalty system is ruled unconstitutional. the impact the ruling could have on hundreds of cases. first, though, breaking news in brevard county. we've learned an ultra-light plane crashed near a beachside hotel. brevard county fire/rescue tells us the plane went down behind the hilton beachside along a1a in melbourne beach. we're told one person suffered minor injuries. bring you updates as we get them. >> also developing right now, the cold snap continues in central florida. here's a live look outside over downtown orlando. but looks can be deceiving. looks great, but it is chilly out there. >> it is. >> and it looks like the cold temperatures are not done just yet. this is news 6 at 5:00, getting results. i'm lisa bell. >> glad you're with us. i'm matt austin. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing what's next. tom, what can we expect? >> it is one of those days when the sunshine is lying to you. you look out the window, it's like, oh, yeah, i'm going to get out there and go for a run. no you're not. it's too cold

it's seeming like the brunt of that really hit western florida and central florida much harder than it did thong here in south there p this is right back in or back yard. up see the heavy rain coming off from that balcony. we know from the person who took boats being tossed about on the water and the this is from the system moving offshore now. so the worst going past us. things were a short while ago. >> one of the big things we're still dealing with are the power outages. our team coverage of this continues. let's get you over to nbc 6, bobby brooks. locations. >> i'm in touch with emergency managers. i'm about to check back in with them now. out. >> we also want to thank everybody who has submitted their videos. all parts of our area. we saw from hollywooto miami beach, south beach and if you look here at our monitor, thdt quickly, too. >> some of the most intention picture coming from chopper 6 up over one of those farping taels. >> looked look tooth are so two deaths related to that but again they downwe are trying to get a us as. . martin o'malley snchl. . not going to be ruined

supreme court has ruled that florida's sentencing procedure is flawed. state attorney jeff ashton wants to see cases pushed back at least until the end of the legislative session on march 11th. changed in legislature and can tell with you an absolutely certainty, no matter what we do, voices will be screaming we did it wrong. >> despite the supreme court's decision, ashton says this will not affect the 22 death row cases his court handled in orange and osceola counties. >>> tonight, we are learning more about the secret negotiations that led to the release of soldiers. there's still one american missing. >> reporter: tonight that first image of freed washington post reporter greeted in ja-new year's eve a by a state department official who helped negotiate his release, and the former marine held more than four years in the prison. his sister and brother-in-law all smiles on their way to meet him in germany, along with the pastor who has been separated from his wife for years. >> i've been a single mom for kids uniting with him will be a precious moment.