it happened on harwood street. the family was confused as to what was happening. detectives are saying the suspects may have actually targeted the wrong house looking for money. >> a car slams into a pole and tree, landing just feet away from a church in etonville. it happened early this morning on kennedy boulevard. police won't tell us what led to the crash or what happened to the driver. >> new developments surrounding a gruesome attack in brevard county. >> at the top of the hour, why a teen accused in a you bar beating could get a lighter sentence. >> a shakeup at allegiant what the company is saying about the resignation of one of its top executives. we are tracking chilly temperatures. it is in the 30's in some parts of central florida. troy bridges will be back to pinpoint your forecast at the top of the hour. you are watching news 6 getting results for all of central florida. we'll be right back. again! r again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... there's a

crooks broke into the wrong house on harwood street. here for. the homeowner did not. thieves search the house and hurt. michelle: government officials the fbi director will take part in a flag ceremony. the attorney general will speak at the king day breakfast. several events and service projects will honor dr. king' s legacy. brett: his former fraternity at a luncheon for what would of been his 87th birthday. it' s all about recognizing the dream through nonviolent social change. >> it' s the three isms talked about. these are issues that have not got away. we still have in florida people who were trying to undo the many things that he accomplished, particular with voting rights. brett: there are listing of all of the service projects and you michelle: parts of florida will be picking up the pieces after a round of severe storms. one sister went across -- twister but across seven miles. jasmine: no part of florida spared. tornadoes made their mark on two different towns. this home in manatee county got leveled into grandparents killed during --. a confirmed ef2 torna

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john harwood has predictions on the political front. but first steve leisman on the fed's move in the year ahead. >> the big question for 2016, how many times will the federal reserve hike interest rates? that depends on inflation, jobs and the economy. inflation should continue to fall to the beginning of 2016 and then stabilize, assuming oil finds a bottom and the dollar doesn't surge. inflation would then move slowly higher. employment should down shift to a more sustainable level per month, more in line with labor force growth overall. economic growth would be slightly upwards 2.5% to 2% on average. all of that suggests fed raises three times in 2016. my big call for 2016 a change in how the stock market reacts to the decline the oil prices. it final comes to realize low oil prices are good for the economy and rallies when prices fall other than the other way around. >> and we haven't been surprised by the 2015 phase of the presidential campaigns. when bernie sanders entered, who expected him to be leading former secretary of state

orlando police say the suspects entered a home on harwood street just after midnight. police say they were searching for something, but left after realizing the family didn' t know what they were talking about. brett: investigators are trying to figure out what lead a car to slam into an eatonville church overnight. it happened around midnight at the macedonia missionary baptist church. the church did not sustain heavy damage. we' re still waiting on police to give us specific details. michelle: today is martin luther king junior day. there will be dozens of events across the country to honor his legacy along with thousands of service. ocoee and south apopka will host parades. brett: firefighters are still working to determine what caused this building to catch fire in leesburg. it happened on saturday night at 14th street and center street. police say the structure faced several pending code violations before the fire. no one was injured. michelle: deputies in orange county are hoping for a lead in a double shooting. it happened late saturday night on lanette street i

it happened just after midnight at a home on harwood street. that's just south of colornial drive, near the orange county sheriff's office. ox 35's dana jay is live in that neighborhood with the latest. good morning dana. good morning-- a horrible ordeal r the family at 23-year-old john noss was last seen morning at his parents house in the tuscarora trail his parents say he has the mental capacity of a 12-to-16 he was last seen wearing a gold "life black basketball shorts and black new balance tennis shoes. his family says he left on foot. if you see him... call maitland police. breaking news -- three american contractors are missing in iraq! officials say the three men were grabbed by a group of gunmen -- from an apartment in baghdad! the kidnapping happened on friday -- but it was not reported until sunday. the u-s state department says it is working with iraqi authorities to find them. no one has claimed responsibility for the kidnapping. two of the men are dual iraqi-american citizens. the third is an american national. new this morning --

john harwood has predictions on the political front but first steve liesman on how he sees the fed's move impacting the economy in the year ahead. >> the big question for 2016, how many times will the federal reserve hike interest rates? that depends on inflation, jobs and the economy. inflation should continue to fall towards the beginning of 2016 and then stabilize. assuming oil finds a bottom and the dollar doesn't surge. inflation would then move slowly higher as the year progresses, employment growth will downshift between 125,000 and 175,000 jobs per month, more in line with labor force growth. economic growth could shift slightly upwards, more towards 2.5% but not burning up any chart books. all that of suggests the fed will raise three times in 2016 depending on the data. but my big call for 2016, a change in how the stock market reacts to the decline in oil prices. the stock market finally comes to realize that low oil prices are good for the u.s. economy and rallies when prices falling rather than the other way around. >>> few of us who cover national politics can say we ha

. >> reporter: the men who held them up on harwood street in their home on the run. police have been able to get a vague destruction of the men have. >> most likely i'm a mother, please don't kill me. >> that was a mother's plea in their living room. she asked us not to show her on camera but says she opened the door of her harwood street house to the men just after midnight monday. they forced their way pastor with a demand she could not meet ask where is the money, i you. i don't know you. >> reporter: the would-be robbers had the wrong house. holding up a mother, her teenage son and her 11-year-old daughter. they threatened to shoot the girl if they did not get cash. >> i hovered over my babies and said please, no, no, please, no. >> reporter: the men left with no money and no one hurt. >> they are shaken up. but i do is tell them about god. because it will take god to straighten this mess out. >> reporter: the grandmother says this is not the first time her family has been terrorized back in july she says her trying to stop a home invasion when he was shot and ki

john harwood has more for us this morning.> carl, the cbo is projecting a deficit for 2016 of $544 billion. that's $100 billion more than last year. part of that is simply a quirk of timing as to when the fiscal year started. the fact that some payments were made in the 2016 fiscal year because the end of the year fell on a weekend. you also have rising payments for social security. more and more people coming on the rolls, and there was a cost of living ajustment in 2015. if not in 2016. finally, you had the tax extender which passed at the end of last year which extended tax breaks that vbt been previously included in the cbo forecast. the deficit is projected to be $544 billion. higher than previously projected. higher than last we're. that's going to go up over time unless something is done, carl, because more and more people coming on the rolls of medicare and social security as baby boomers retire. >> just the latest news out of washington this morning, john. thank you very much for that. john harwood in d.c. >>> move to

john harwood in washington.l, with a new year comes a new wave of state laws, and 2016 is no different. and they are wide-ranging as the nation itself. diana olick lists just a few of them. >> reporter: gun legislation looms large in 2016 on both sides. texas will become an open carry state for handguns, a practice banned since the civil war. it already allows openly carrying rifles and shotguns. this makes it's largest open carry state. california, florida, illinois, new york, and south carolina still ban it. meanwhile, california restricts toy guns, requiring all realistic-looking air guns or bb guns to have more distinguishing features like colorful trigger guards so police can tell the difference if confronted with one. speaking of toys or vehicles, you decide. california is regulating hoverboards. a new law restricts use in public places, limits speeds to 35 miles per hour, and requires safety equipment. be warned. riders must be at least 16 to ride in public places, and it will be illegal to hover under th

john harwood is in washington with more on what we can expect to hear. good to see you as always. white house aides say said he will deliver kind of a different kind of state of the union address tonight. what do they mean by that. >> typically state of the unions are long speeches that include a request for congress to take action across a wide front big issues, small issues. the president's getting to the end of the line. he's got a republican congress. he knows they're not going to give a lot. he's not going to go through that and do some looking back, looking at the distance that the united states has traveled under his presidency. from the days of the financial crisis and the great recession but also look forward and try to give some prescriptions for where the country needs to go even if it doesn't go there during his presidency. >> so if he's not going to ask the gop-controlled congress for specific legislative priorities, what does he want from them? >> well, he'll ask for a couple in particular. the most notable i would say are the transpacific partnership, the big trade

. >> john: a home on harwood, south of colonial driervetion neerp the orange county. dana jay has more on the details. >> reporter: good morning. we're here in the neighborhood. it was a scary night for the mom and her children. we have seen some family members come and go checking up on the people here. police say that the people in the home were targeted mistakenly. the call went into police around midnight. the people reportedly knocked on the door and pushed their way into the house. police say that the masked men had guns and told the people for. family members tell us there were five people in the house at the time. she don't know what they was looking for, because she don't have anything. but they wanted to shoot my granddaughter. she is just 11 years old. >> reporter: now police presume that the men were looking for money. we're told that they didn't take off with anything. they took off in a older model, gray chevy impala. >> john: maitland police are asking for your help finding a missing man with autism. 23-year-old john noss was last seen at his parent's h

john harwood is following the story for us. john, how unusual is it for a governor not to endorse a candidate but to say don't vote for one? >> reporter: it's very unusual, tyler. terry branstad's the longest serving governor in american history, and it's extraordinary for him to single out ted cruz. this is in part because of the issue of ethanol, renewable fuel, popular among iowa corn growers, but it's also because a lot of republican elected officials really, really don't like ted cruz. >> what does it tell us, though about this presidential campaign, which has been different from almost any other we've seen in recent memory? >> well, the role, sue, of ideology in this republican race is much different than it's been in the past. the drift of the republican party has been to get more and more conservative, and you even, in fact, had an iowa senator elected two years ago who was a little bit squishy on those ethanol mandates that was unconventional, and that's because she criticized it, like other republicans, as crony capit

it happened just after midnight -- at a home on harwood street. that's just south of colornial drive, near the orange county sheriff's office. the home through the front door. they confronted a woman and her kids. the gunmen searched the home... but left withouth taking anything. police believe the gunmen had the wrong house. fortunely, no one was injured. officers say the suspects left the scene in a grey chevy impala. a severe weather alert-- this morning-- parts of florida are cleaning up after severe weather rolled across the state. at least three tornadoes were reported.. one of those quickly turned deadly. fox 35's tiffany it was a much central florida.. here we felt the wind and the rain.. hours after the damage was done along florida's gulf coast. power was knocked out for several su customers-- in areas like merritt island and lake mary. in orange county-- still looking for a missing man who has autism. 23-year-old john noss was last seen early saturday morning at his parents house in the tuscarora trail area. his parents say he has the m

john harwood on the north lawn of the white house. john, a president more emotional than i believe we have ever seen him before. your reaction to what we just heard. >> the president had tears in his eyes. it's the most emotional that we have ever seen him. almost any president really. he was making an empassioned case for what he has want been able to do with congress. it's the biggest frustration that he has experienceed in his presidency, and so what he did was announce that he had decided after researching with his lawyers that he had legal authority to expand the scope of background checks that currently take place under law, but he did something more than that. he was making a long-term afooel peel for political action. he likened the cause of limiting gun violence and taking steps to do that with the crusades for gay rights, for the women's right to vote. said it will take sustained action over a long time to counter what he called lies from gun manufacturers. he acknowledged -- this is an important issue -- as a former constit

it happened at the harwoods mill trailer park on route 17 earlier this week. investigators say children were playing with paper near the heater and the paper caught fire. the children and an adult made it out ok - but one woman was caught in the flames. neighbors rescued her and revived her. officials tell us-- she is expected to be okay. in virginia beach -- police are investigating a robbery-- they say the victim was meeting up with someone at the mcdonalds on bonney road to make a transaction. officials say the victim was then attacked and robbed. as the three guys were running away-- the victim fired shots but missed. but is expected to be okay. no word on what "type" of transaction this was. also in virginia beach -- a man was stabbed in the chest. it happened yesterday afternoon just before three at the edgewater condominiums. that )s on atlantic avenue. police believe a woman who knows him is responsible for the attack. the man was rushed to the hospital with serious conditions -- but he is expected to survive. right now we )re awaiting for an update fr

police tell us this happened on harwood street after midnight area two suspects got into the house saying you know what we' re here for. the homeowner did not. the thieves search the house and left empty-handed and no one was hurt. this morning, many florida neighborhoods continue cleaning up after a string of deadly and damaging tornadoes ripped across seven miles, killing two people in its path. wesh 2' s adrian whitsett looks at the damage. >> it seems no part of florida was spared. tornadoes make their mark on two towns. a home in manatee county got leveled to grandparents were killed and their grandchildren >> i saw it with my he was covered in blood. >> minutes later, key' s. s house. investigators rape her out. condos lost portions of roof. governor scott toured that area sunday. that needs to do we will do. tornado. it' top of the house. did what many others did. >> everybody didn' t help. they have been wonderful. some are still without. >> it still dangerous out there. there is a lot of debris and downed power lines. stay away from standing water. >> the governor says the state

children playing too close to a space heater is blamed for yesterday's fire at the harwood mills community. three people went to the the kids had some paper which caught fire on the heater. tom: a boost to the job market in newport news you today. terry mcauliffe and print pack announced an expansion and along with it, 50 new jobs. the company makes packaging for food. virginia reached its highest and limit in the state history. nicole: if you have snow left in your yard, you are probably in the minority. to the north, it is a different story. schools remain closed for tomorrow. in d c, classes will be back with snowblowers working to clear the highways. many residents in the d.c. area say their streets have not been touched by a plow. look for more on the nbc nightly news. tom: still to come, project why some money matters may force and ocean hotel to scale back a little bit. reporter: councilman bill moody went on saying that the confederate flag was coming up in the discussion. now he's got a lawyer. don: cloud cover rolled into the afternoon ahead of some rain. it doesn't look like we

it happened at the harwood trailer park -- off route 17 -- just after one-30 this afternoon. the assistant fire chief says a fire started. he says an off-duty sheriff s deputy and williamsburg fire lieutenant along with the woman wasn )t breathing -- but they were able to revive her. authorities say she was taken to riverside regional medical center -- then flown to sentara norfolk general we )re told her injuries are life- threatening. police in hampton need you to take action against crime. they )re looking for information on two shootings. the first happened late last night on smiley road -- off pembroke avenue. officers say when they got there -- they found a man shot several times. the 25 year old victim was taken to the hospital -- and we re told he should recover. the second shooting happened late saturday night on darnaby avenue. police say they found 42-year-old leroy garner inside of a car with a gunshot wound. he was pronounced dead at the scene. police say this incident is a homicide and are still looking for the shooter. if you know anything about either of these

it happened after midnight on harwood street off john young parkway not far from colonial drive. thoogs where we find johnny following for updates. police think the suspects had the wrong place. >> yeah, bridgett. that's what they think. police say after the two guys entered this house, they went money. nothing. the scary scene unfolded after midnight. police say when the people inside answered the door, both men forced their way inside. the family was confused not having any idea what they were talking about. after looking to the house, they ended up leaving. fortunately, the mother and her kids were not hurt. i spoke with the grandmother and >> i just rely on god. i prayed that god would shield my family. >> coming back live at this point, police say the suspects they did get away. the only thing police are saying about the suspect that they were masked and they had dark clothing on. if you have any information about what happened, you are urged to contact police. once i get any new information, online. >> also breaking overnight, a crash to my left in etonville after a driver

john harwood is live outside the white house with more. john, a lot of this is aimed at making it easier for the fbi to do background checks. i saw some statistics this morning about the number of checks they did last year. the most in the agency's history. >> that's right. you think there should be more. he wants money for more agents. he wants to keep the background check facility within the government open 24-7. that's not the case currently. so he is doing what he can, and we're right on a moment ago when you said this was an especially frustrating thing for him. i think he believes this is the most frustrating issue that he has dealt with as president. remember, he has said on more than one occasion that the day of the newtown massacre was the low point of his presidency since then he tried legislatively very hard in early 2013 to push congress to expand the number of back ground checks. he could not get that done. especially from more rural gun-friendly states. the president has been watching a continuing succession of mass shootings

it happened just after midnight at a house on harwood street. just south of colonial drive and is near the orange county sheriffs office. the house, right through the front doors and confronted the woman and her children and then searched the house but left without taking anything. police believe they had the wrong house as we said. and fortunately, no one got hurt. officers say the suspects left in a gray chevy em impala. >> john: a man accused of shooting a deliveryman is due uncourt tomorrow. john brown police say fired several shots at a delivery driver hitting him in the legs and the delivery man is expected to be okay. and deputies say brown has been involved in several shootings the past few weeks. >> at least three tornadoes were reported early yesterday in manatee, sarasota and martin counties and the national weather service is now trying to figure out if naples was also hit by a tornado. a manatee county family was devastated by an ef-2. two people lost their lives and four were hurt after their mobile home collapsed. loved ones say t

. >> john: on harwood street south of colonial drive near the latest. >> reporter: good morning, john, good morning, amy. it is a scary night for the woman and her kids, in fact we members come and go this morning, and checking in to make sure everybody is okay. police say the would-be robbers targeted the wrong home. as you said, the call was made to police just after midnight this morning. and they reported that two people had knocked on the door and pushed their way inside the house. police say the masked men had guns and told the people inside, quote, you know what we are here for. family members say there were five people in the house at the time. >> guns. she different know what they were looking for because she don't have anything. and they wanted to shoot my she is just 11 years old. >> reporter: officers presume the people who broke in were looking for money and they say they got away with nothing and officers also say that when the people took off they were driving an older model chevy impala, it was gray. reporting live in orlando, this morning, dana jay, fox 35 news. >> yo

we heard with john harwood said, all. forecasts have been wrong. >> that's true.re very humbled about in. about the trump gamble pay off? we won't know until the caucuses on monday. we'll find out. the fox ratings were way down. 12 million or so, they were hoping for twice that much. he's on front page of all of the newspapers across the country and one of his leading competitors ted cruz i think really had a hard time last night, this was not mr. cruz's best debate. everybody was ganging up on him. trump is supposed to have the momentum, we'll see. >> tell us about these caucuses though. is the caucus the kind of event where you think donald trump no matter what he's polling will emerge as a candidate? >> you can't say that. caucuses are tricky. there's literally thousands much them and you can register your party affiliation as you go into the caucus on monday night. and that's why polling i think is much less helpful than let's say in a primary state like new hampshire where you're pulling a lever. it's tricky business to forecast this. i would say trump came u

orlando police say two men who ransacked this harwood street valuables. but the woman who lives here, says they threatened to most precious thing she has. >> i hovered down over my babies and i said, please, no, no, no. >>reporter: investigators believe the two men who barged through the door here just after midnight hit the wrong home and instead of finding cash inside,

this happened just after midnight on harwood street. that's off john young parkway, not far from colonial drive. news 6 reporter johnny fernandez spoke with the mom who said she begged them to spare her life. >> the victim says that the only reason she opened up the door is neighbor. when the two suspects barged into this us house right here, they threatened everyone inside the house, including an 11-year-old. >> friends and family came to visit the family who lives here on harwood street after a horrific night. >> they terrorized us. i said, please, don't kill me. i'm a mother. please don't kill me. >> the victim, who wanted to remain anonymous, said when she heard the midnight knock she thought she heard her neighbor's voice. when she opened the door, that's when the two armed suspects barged in, forcing her to wake up her family, bring them to the kitchen and demanding money. >> they said you know what i'm talking about. that's when he had his gun to my baby. he said i'm going to kill him. the guy in the kitchen. kill the baby, kill

we are across the street from the harwood mills community where it happened. this is what's left of the home. the fire department says bystanders, a york county sheriff's deputy, and an off-duty lieutenant from williamsburg fire department found one victim in her bedroom and they actually pulled off the side of the home to get to her. fire officials say then they started cpr and she department says another woman got out on her own, went to the hospital and is expected to be okay. and the deputy who helped -- went to the hospital and should make a full recovery, the sheriff's office says. asst. chief chris sadler at the right time to make a difference and this family and the victim's life, had they not been on the scene, i don't think it would have been the same outcome that we had here today. the fire department says 1 other adult and 5 children -- also lived in that home and they are all okay. i also talked to the lienholder for the would like to find a way to raise money for them. live in york county, erin kelly, 10 on your side. seven people are hurt after

it happened at the harwood trailer park -- off route 17 -- just after one-30 this afternoon. the assistant fire chief says a woman was in her bed when the fire started. he says an off-duty sheriff s deputy and williamsburg fire lieutenant along with bystanders took action to save her. the woman wasn )t breathing -- but they were able to revive her. authorities say she was then flown to norfolk sentara. we )re told her injuries are life- threatening. a woman tells newschannel 3 -- she called 911 because there were kids crying saying a man exposed himself. tonight we are learning how history of doing this in the past. newschannel 3s margaret kavanagh has been looking into this case and joins us in newsroom - with the story new at 5. this is the checklist for bail determination for 69 year old virginia beach man. it states that police think he )s a danger to the community. 55:32 he )d tell the kids all i got some candy i got some candy ralph gutshall remains held without bond facing 4 counts of indecent liberties in virginia beach. his next door neighbor says she called 911 when

this is what's left of the home off route 17, in the harwood mills community. bystanders, a sheriff's deputy, and an off-duty williamsburg fire help. they found one victim in her bedroom-- and pulled off the side of the home to rescue her. fire officials say cpr revived her. paramedics then airlifted her to the hospital. c0096 - asst. chief chris right place at the right time to make a difference and this family and the victim's life, had they not been on the scene, i don't think it would have been the same outcome that we had here today. 5653 the deputy who helped went to the hospital for smoke inhalation, but should be okay. the fire department says another woman got out on her own. we're told one other adult and 5 children also lived in the home. ten families, including one from virginia beach, settled with the owner of a sunken cargo ship. hurricane last year with 33 crew members on board. reporters in florida say the families will receive 500-thousand dollars each in a settlement with tote maritime puerto rico. the settlement includes a claim from the loca

new details a space heater is to blame for a fire that destroyed a home at harwoods mill trailer park in york county. that )s the latest from investigators tonight, who say children were playing with paper near that heater - and the paper caught fire. the children and an adult made it out ok - but one woman was caught in the flames. neighbors rescued her and revived her. she the winter storm will delay gloucester county schools tomorrow - by two hours. meanwhile - some schools were closed today - including york county. the decision didn t sit well with some parents -- who said it was "ridiculous" since roads were clear. school officials say in some areas - the roads are just too dangerous for buses. this is what devonshire road in the banbury cross area looked like around noon - - still coated with snow and ice. 20:21:42 it was icy yesterday and the road here that are really bad :48 some of the ice has broke up where it s real tough drive on :52 v-dot crews were out plowing again today and putting down salt and sand to try to clear the neighborhood roads that are still icy. falling te

officers sought two cars stopped at answer and harwood streets at 1:00 a.m.. they observed the occupants get out, walked to a building and return to their cars. police recovered about $2000 in cash, crack cocaine and marijuana. >>> people in a dorchester neighborhood on edge tonight after a woman told police she was sexually assaulted. paul burton explains, officers trying to find the man before he assault someone else. >> very scary to me. i mean like i -- it makes me assault on new year's day has residents who live near columbia road and annabelle street concert for the safety. >> definitely have to be careful. >> really quiet around here. >> about a year ago -- always quiet to me everybody friendly and everything. >>reporter: boston police are assaulted a woman in the area of this is the intersection. >> cameras all over the place you can see everything. >> makes you want to move outside boston. early friday morning the 29 -year-old female said someone approached her from behind, told her he had a weapon, sexually assaulted her and quickly ran away. >> very

john harwood sat down with democratic congressman john lewis why his speakeasy series.t did he have to say. >> apple is not the only target for donald trump in the campaign. he's gone after immigrants from mexico and muslims and that him compared to george wallace in more ways than one. >> tell me what you make in this political season of the rise of donald trump? >> i don't understand it. i've been involved for a lot of years, i've never seen anything like it. i think he's playing on the fears of people. and we have to say over and over again, be not afraid. >> some people have made this argument publicly that the closest analog to trump that we've seen before is somebody like pat buchanon from 20 years ago or before that, george wallace. does that strike you as a reasonable comparison? >> i think it is a reasonable comparison. i don't think wallace believed in all of the stuff he was preaching. i think wallace said a lot of stuff just to get ahead. i don't think trump believes in all of this stuff. but he thinks this could be his ticket to the white house. >> what con

high school science teacher john harwood took us out onto the elk wood river. itch >> i see a tree and another one here >>> to look for ghost trees. >> these things are like monday ewe meant-- monuments sticking out of the ground >>> like this one, a western red cedar, dead 300 years but still standing. >> the best guest is this tree died as a result of the earthquake in 1700 >>> the tree stands as an historical marker and as a warning. >> the tree is a dieter are here to say, this is probably going to happen again >>> there's something else geologists have learned. another earthquake and tsunam i could come at any time. >> simple math tells us we're on the windows. >> take cover under a desk >>> coming up, what is being done to prepare for the worst if another monster earthquake and tsunam i. >> i told everyone that no help is coming. you need to plan that no help is coming. >>> emergency planners are warning seattle appeared the west of the pacific north-west about the coming magnitude 9 earthquake. how the ground will shake violently for four to six minutes,

this is what's left of the home off route 17, in the harwood mills community. the fire department says bystanders, a sheriff's deputy, and an off-duty williamsburg fire lieutenant rushed to help. they found one victim in her bedroom-- and pulled off the side of the home to rescue her. fire officials say cpr revived her -- and she was airlifted to the hospital. c0096 - asst. chief chris were in the right place at the right time to make a difference and this family and the victim's life, had they not been on the scene, i don't think it outcome that we had here today. 5653 the deputy who helped -- went to the hospital for smoke inhalation, but should be okay. the fire department says another woman got out on her own. we're told one other adult and 5 children -- also lived in that home. a woman may face charges for driving into a post office. chesapeake police say seven people were hurt, but they should recover. 10 on your side's liz kilmer joins us in the newsroom. liz, how did people inside the post office describe this crash? tom and nicole - the word we heard -

chopper 10 flew above what is left of the mobile home at the harwoods mill trailer park. monday, firefighters arrived to find the fire had taken over the home. people nearby pulled the side of the home off to rescue a woman inside. a local councilman fights back after recieving a hefty fine over a post on social media. is it even legal? 10 on your side talks to lawyers. plus, what's going to happen after council rejected a proposed outdoor gym at the oceanfront? we'll get an update from the mayor. and the winter clean up continues as many people head back to work. challenges commuters face ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: cloudy with scattered showers this morning. then mostly cloudy this afternoon. highs will be in the mid 40s early. temps will drop to the low 40s later today. winds north 10-15mph. lows will be in the low 30s. winds north 5-10mph. thursday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers, but not a washout. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds north 5-10mph. we'll have some scattered showers this morning as a cold front moves through the region. temps will fall fr

he quickly turned into the harwood mills trailer park in york county to try and help. 11:52 its just what i do. a family was inside at the time. and neighbors worked to get woman was trapped. 14:26 they could hear her behind the wall here yelling. they knew she was right here. 29:09 you can still see some of the siding outside of this home this is what neighbors and first responders ripped away from the trailer in order to get to the woman and once they got this opening they found the woman lying next to that mattress 14:53 reached in we couldnt pull her so thats when we had to hop in there to lift her by the time they got her out -- she was unconscious. a sheriff s deputy immediately started c-p-r on the woman. that deputy had to be treated for smoke inhalation. 16:15 it does get risky for them trying to get inside because they become overcome by smoke very quickly as well in all three people had to be taken to the hospital -- including that woman who was trailer. she was flown to sentara the ambulance. lieutenant some quick acting neighbors. 12:08 a lot of the neighbors they need a

inside what was supposed to be her safe place, the mother who owns this harwood street home, says she and her two kids were held at gunpoint by two men who demanded money she didn't have. really had the wrong house. >>reporter: police think so, too. even though there were three people who saw the men inside, they had masks covering their faces, making it impossible to do a sketch. >> you're heartless, you have no soul. you know, come into somebody's house and stick guns in their face and in their children's face and you're evil. >>reporter: the family told us they have more reason than ever to worry about this case being solved. >> got to be hard to wake up and get the phone call. >> it is. it is hard. one. >>reporter: the grandmother says another of her grandchildren, adam williams was killed last invasion. despite a public press conference with sobbing pleas, his killer, still hadn't been caught. >> why you keep letting these people go to target and [ inaudible ]. >> if they thought either of those cases were connected but because of the m.l.k. the offices are closedful we'll check

it happened just after midnight on harwood street off john young drive. >> they terrorized us and i was like, please, don't kill me. don't kill me. i'm a mother. i'm a mother. please don't kill me. >> the victim who wants to remain anonymous tells news 6 thinking she heard her neighbor's voice. instead two men barged in demanding money and threatening her children. >> they said you know what i'm talking about. they had the gun to my baby and said i'm going to kill her. the man in the kitchen said kill the baby, kill the baby and i hovered over my baby and said, please, no, no. >> moments later the victim says the suspects realized something was not right and took off in a gray impala. if you have any information, please call orlando police. the suspected burglar who was killed during a break-in. investigators say 24-year-old michael degracia broke into eight units on friday at the oak reserve complex in winter park. the man in the last apartment recognized him and says he recognized the burglar from another break-in. no one has been charged. >> in flagler county, 1700 families are being