jennifer kesse disappeared without a trace at the age of 24. news 6 reporter justin warmoth say her family and police are not giving up. >> the family of jennifer kesse tip. just one tip that could lead them to their daughter. they made that clear today at a press conference here at orlando police headquarters. >> no one should go through not being found. >> the family of jennifer kesse says they get tips on a regular basis as to where their daughter might be. but so far, nothing has panned out. the same story they've gotten for the last decade. >> it is someone in the public that makes that call that enables the people in law enforcement behind us to do what they do best. >> the then 24-year-old disappeared without a trace 10 years ago this weekend. orlando police detectives say their strongest piece of image of a person of interest as well as jennifer's car, which was found at a condo complex about a mile from where she lived. according to orlando police, their current focus is reexamining and resubmitting evidence from that car, hoping strid

jennifer kesse was last seen alive. news 6 reporter justin warmoth is at orlando police headquarters. >> no one should go through not being found. >> the family of jennifer kesse says they get tips on a regular basis as to where their daughter might be, but so far, nothing has panned out. the same story they've gotten for the last decade. >> someone saw something. and it's just -- it's so past the hope that i have. >> the then 24-year-old hasn't been heard from since january 23rd, 2006. detectives believe she left for work the next morning, but she never showed up. her car, a chevy malibu, was found later at a condo complex a mile away from hers. >> it is someone in the public that makes that call that enables the people in law enforcement behind us to do what they do best and truly find jennifer. >> the orlando police department hoped this surveillance image of a person of interest would help create leads but that person has yet to be identified. kesse's father has this message for whoever abducted his daughter. >> wha

she needs your help so bad. >> reporter: the parents of jennifer kesse say it is hard to believe january 24th marks ten years since their daughter jennifer disappeared. >> someone saw something. and it is just so half time to have closure. >> reporter: the 24 year old was living at the mosaic conos and got ready for work but never made it. her car was found at hunting on the green apartments not far from where she lived. the surveillance video is one of the few clues they have. >> identifying the person of jennifer's car is paramount in solving this case. >> reporter: over the past decade the police have received or a thousand tips. detectives are having evidence examined. >> we are focused on jennifer's vehicle. we think the answer lies there. some things they tested we want to resubmit to them based on evolving technology. >> reporter: jennifer would be 34 now. last year this age progressed picture was released. her father knows there is a slim chance she is alive and he knows that. >> if someone knows what happened to jennifer and it isn't good tell us. >> reporter: the parents believ

the disappearance of jennifer kesse. this morning orlando police and her family are getting ready to speak just days before the 10th anniversary of when she vanished. >> in a big storm system getting a lot closer to central florida. we are tracking when you can see heavy rain and possibly severe weather. >>> patent into the forecast. next we check weather and traffic every 10 minutes. deneige broom but first certified meteorologist brian shields . >> watching the storm system all night pulling through the panhandle. warnings and damage up to the panhandle and we have a severe weather threat same system we are highlighting the last few days for you, a flight risk of severe weather winds over 50 in some storms an isolated tornado risk. it will be a possibility for today including all of us there is a line of rain and storms ahead of it you get the initial batch of rain that could move in as soon as later this morning. late morning we are watching this line to the west that will move into the western zones roughly around 10

best advocates we can for jennifer. >> reporter: the last ten years have been a nightmare for jennifer kesse's family and friends. if you have any idea what happened that day and who might have something to do jennifer's disappearance you are asked to call crime line. >> bob: a series of hotel break-ins in flagler and brevard county has deputies scrambling to find out who is behind them. >> the latest happened at a holiday inn and hampton inn in flagler county with 18 cars broken into. yesterday we told you about a three hotels along i-95 in melbourne. deputies dusted for finger prints but no one has been arrested. >> bob: two men suspected of burglarizing the home of an elderly woman after beating her up and looking her into bathroom. those men are linked to another burglar in the area. kissimmee police say they hit a home on patrick street the night before they burglarized and locked up the elderly woman. and new details about a shooting near ucf. a 19 year old man was shot in an apartment parking garage. it happened at the marquee apartments around 11 o'clock. he is not a ucf and he is in s

what happened to jennifer kesse. what her family and police plan to say this morning. >>> tracking another strong wetter system heading to central florida. when you can see heavy rain and possibly severe weather. >> pay close attention to the forecast. good morning 6 am friday friday, january 22 yet we we check weather and traffic every 10 minutes. , deneige broom with the commute but let's get right to certified meteorologist brian shields. it could be a mess this morning at have the weather and go with you and have the alerts tab on we could have warnings issued later today and at the least we will see heavy rain and strong storms. here's a broader picture. the mainline i have been here progress ahead of it we are getting a new showers and storms that are developing, breaking free. most of us are dry but when you get to mary, sumter and lake that is where we see a few showers feeding in the rain headed toward wildewood and bushnell. this is not severe but rainy day drop off procedures for some school systems and as

jennifer kesse left her conroy road apartment in january 2006, and hasn' t been heard from since. wesh 2' s dave mcdaniel takes a look at the new information investigators want you to know, drew kesse: it' s probably more jennifer' we' re realists. dave: a family which continues to show strength in the face of anguish. jennifer kesse was only 24 when she never showed up for work in january 2006. her parents believe somebody knows what happened that information that will lead them drew kesse: if you' ve done with us, please give us the opportunity to bring jennifer home where she belongs. dave: so many searches over the years, no results. an area in south florida was searched as recently as last month, based on a tip. detectives say even though a decade has gone by, they still get tips regularly either through crimeline or the family. they work on the case daily if not weekly. jennifer' s car was found a mile away. items from that car are being retested right now with the latest technology. trying to identify the person walking from that area. jennifer' s mom wonders if parents at t

. >>> investigators hope technology will help them find today jennifer kesse -- jennifer kesse's family spoke out about this case in a news conference. there have been many tips and searches but so far investigators have not been able to figure out what happened to her. >> if you have done something with her that she is no longer with us give us the opportunity to bring jennifer home where she belongs. >> this family has been through so much. now this week new digital billboards went up with her photo. investigators are submitting evidence from her car in hopes that advances in technology will bring them leads. >>> a former elementary school teacher remains in jail tonight on sexual battery charges after a student said he molested her years ago. 200 pages of documents regarding donald sharp's history with orange county public schools. the documents show in an unrelated incident the principal was aware that sharp was allowing students to sit on his lap while he read from the dictionary. it appeared this was common practice. he was not charged with a crime in those cases. the man who cras

jennifer kesse vannesh in 2006. they found her car at an apartment complexes not far from the mall of the millennias you can see a man walk by there but cops still don't know who he is. all these years later. we talked to jennifer's dad drew this week. he has this message for his daughter if she's still alive. >> jennifer, we love you, you know that. our love is unconditional for you. we are trying to desperately to bring you home in any and every way possible that we can. >> tom: if you think you know anything about what happened to jennifer kesse call the orlando police department. >>> 8 minutes after 8:00. still to come, donald trump making some more bold statements about his supporters. just, however, he says they plus, el salvadoran officials asking women to put off having babies for at least 2 years. why they want ladies to hold off, coming up. and here's a live look outside. beautiful blue skies, quite a contrast to yesterday when we had all those clouds but it is still cloud. air temperatures a lot colder to

. >> that was fox's josh landon reporting for us this evening. jennifer kesse disappear without a trace. >> just unbelievable. see what police are saying about the search to find jennifer inin t thihis s lilinene o of f woworkrk ononlyly t thehe f frereshshesest t iningrgrededieientntss mamakeke t thehe c cutut itit's's i impmporortatantnt t to o meme t to o knknowow eveverery y didishsh i i s sererveve isis t thehe b besest t itit c canan b be.e. esespepecicialallyly f foror t thihis s fofoodod c crirititic.c. pupublblixix b bakakerery y scscraratctchh mamadede b brereadad wewe b bakake e itit i in n ststorore e evevereryy daday y wiwithth p priridede soso y youou c canan s sererveve i itt wiwithth s somomee >> the orlando police department releasing this age-progressed photo of jennifer kesse who vanished 10 years ago. the photo on the left shows how she looked when she disappeared and on the right what she might long, painful decade for her parents she was just 24 years old when she disappeared. >> police with on going efts to find her, and ten years later, jennifer jennifer's parent

>>> investigation into what happened to jennifer kesse is still open and active today disappeared. >> in a few hours her parents will join police chief and 2 detectives talk about the case that we have followed extensively since 2006. eyewitness news this morning janai norman is live in police headquarters for 10 years later, they are still looking for new information. >> reporter: jamie, we got this picture last year showing age progressed picture of what investigators she may look like at 33, 9 years after she disappeared. police say they have followed and was leads but last check did not have any suspects and her body has never been found. in a few hours, we will hear from police chief john mina jennifer's parents, joyce intricacy when they join detectives currently in charge of investigation. this weekend marks 10 years since the case was first open on january 24 investigation. this weekend marks 10 years since the case was first open at the top of the hour abrupt on the timeline. january 23, 10:00, jennifer was last contacted by phone at home and around 8 am the next morning, pol

jennifer kesse vanished without a trace. the parents spoke out friday. it's been a decade of unanswered questions. >> living at the mosaic condones her cars were found two days later when her car was found. one of the best clues that the detectives have. >> identifying the person of interest walking away from the car the day she disappeared. >> if someone knows what happened, and it's not for the good. it's okay. we just need to know. >> more than a thousand tips poured in. new ones coming in. jennifer kesse would be 34 years old right now. you decide. down to the wire. the first voting in the nation just a week away. donald trump with the momentum heading into iowa. >> i've come a lot. i'm going to be here all next week. me. >> one former gop candidate can spoil the party. >> what about jeb. >> we're make great progress organizationly in iowa. >> should he stay or go. keep pace? joining us, now, our power political panel. carl jackson. and earnest duluth. she's an torrential and political analyst. trump would like if we started with him. no doubt. doing

of information that could bring jennifer home. >> reporter: drew and joyce kesse joined orlando police investigators today to talk about their daughter jennifer. 10 years ago this sunday jennifer kesse vanished. she got ready at her condo near the mall of millennia and left for work a couple of days later, car was found in a nearby condo complex. family on tuesday, january 24, 2006 versus the more than 100 investigators have looked at this case. orlando police, the f.b.i. and an fdle panel of experts and homicide and missing persons cases. the family says more than 1000 tips have poured in over the past decade and none of them has panned out. searches have been done as recently as last month it digital billboards with her photo went up again yesterday and now investigators say they are resubmitting evidence taken from jennifer's car to have it re-examined by the fdle lab. investigators and the family are hoping new technology and advances in dna examination will hold the clue that could one day solve the case. >> we cannot quit. we have unconditional love for jennifer. >> we will not g

person has never come forward. >>> and joining us this morning, live from our tampa station, is jennifer kesse's father, drew kesse. good morning, drew, thanks for being with us, we appreciate it. no good morning and thank you. >> ten years is a long time to not know what happened to your daughter. holding up? >> we're a strong family. obviously when something this tragic and heinous happens to someone within the family and goes on for the period of ten years it is going to have its toll on us. but, you know, we have been -- -- we bend, but we will not break. jennifer needs us and we are going to do whatever is needed and stay strong. >> luanne: mr. kesse, where does the case stand right now? i understand deputies are meeting with you and your familiarity today. what are you hoping or expecting from them? >> well, today. what are you hoping or expecting from them? >> well, today. what are you hoping or expecting from them? >> well, today. what are you hoping or expecting from them? >> well, today. what are you hoping or expecting from them? >> well, today. what are you hoping or expecting from t

yesterday marked exactly 10 years since tampa native jennifer kesse vanished without a trace. kesse was 24 years old when she disappeared in january 2006. she was last seen at her condo in orlando near the mall at millenia. over the years, police have ruled out several suspects. now...a decade later...kesse's family hasn't stopped searching for answers. investigators have released this age progression photo of kesse.hoping it leads to finding out what happened to her. probably seen pictures from family and friends up north snow from the blizzard... but, you won't want to miss seeing the epic video...of how this guy takes on the big apple. here's a look at what's coming up on tonight. starting at 8:00, supergirl, followed by scorpion at 9:00. at 10:00, n-c-i-s los angeles. then tune in to 10 news at 11. don't forget to show with stephen colbert and his guests...donald rumsfeld and nba's russell westbrook. worry. we're sharing the the late show with morning, every day at 5-20 and 6-20. can always take 10 news with you just news app. it's a fast look at breaking news, weather and

. >> the parents of jennifer kesse are marking a sad milestone this weekend. it has been 10 years since anyone has seen their daughter alive. the orlando woman was just 24 years old when she vanished in 2008. the picture on the right that you're seeing, that's an age progression photo. fox 35's holly bristow. >> reporter: chances are if you've lived in orlando for any length of time, you've seen these flyers and you've probably recognized this face, jennifer kesse, now missing for 10 years as of this weekend. january 24th of 2006. investigators believe that she was leaving for work sometime between 7:30 and 8:00 in the morning and hasn't been seen since. two days later, her car was found at the huntington on the green apartments. this surveillance video is one of the only clues that orlando police have to go on. they're still trying to identify the person of interest in this video. jennifer's parents have been desperately looking for her. police have followed up on more than 1,000 tips that have come in over the last 10 years. if you know anything about the di

like those that will ultimately find jennifer. >> it is someone in the public that makes that call that enforcement behind us to do what they do best. >> drew kesse has and says he will continue to ask the public for tips as to where his daughter, jennifer, might be. >> no one should go through not being found. not for the family. no one should not be found. >> the then 24-year-old disappeared without a trace 10 years ago this weekend. orlando police detectives say their strongest piece of evidence is this surveillance video of a person of interest as well as jennifer's car found at a condo complex about a mile away from where she lived. their current focus now is reexamining and resubmitting evidence from that car, hoping strides in crime lab technology will result in new leads. >> a lot of the testing that's been done can be redone with these new kits. so most of it -- we're concentrating on jennifer's vehicle. >> someone saw something. and it's just so past time to have closure. >> since kesse's disappearance, thousands of tips have come in to the family and through crime line. detectives, while pursuing those leads, also created this age-prog

that is jennifer kesse's mother speaking. the 2 detectives working her daughter's case say they want anyone who knows anything about her disappearance to come forward. we had extensive coverage of the search for jennifer in 2006 and investigators say she was last contacted by phone at her home on conway road. police believed that she left for work the next morning and she has not been heard from since . they later discovered her car in a complex not far from the low -- her home and found grainy video showing someone, you can see the video, walking away from it you cannot see anything from the video. orlando police chief says the case will stay open and active. >> we will never forget jennifer. we will never gave up our search to find jennifer. have a crew of the news conference in the next 30 minutes and we will tell you the message her parents have for the public. >>> a miami area neurology resident may have lost her career following a night out. why things escalated quickly when she got into a car. >>> and former governor je

there is a news conference today on where investigation into jennifer kesse' s disappearance stands. road for work on the morning of january 24, 2006, and hasn' t been seen since. last year, detectives released a computer-generated photo of what kesse may look like today. in volusia county the former pedicab driver accused of raping a customer will learn his fate. today, the case of george brainard will go to the jury. he says he had consensual sex with the victim after she repeatedly offered it while riding around near the speedway two years ago. the victim claims brainard dragged her from the pedicab and raped her behind some trees. she said she had scrapes and bruises, though a nurse testified today that she didn' t find any during an examination. good news if you' re filling up today. prices continue to drop. aaa says the average in the sunshine state' s one dollar 80 eight cents. that is three cents higher than the rest of the nation. ahead on sunrise, we are previewing this weekend' s box office. but first, a lesson in racism gone too far. are sharing with us as the teacher is

almost 10 years since she disappeared and jennifer kesse's parents are trying to bring renewed attention to the case. in a news conference set for tomorrow the parents and orlando detectives will talk the tampa native went missing from orlando. police believe she was abducted after leaving for work in 2006. in a post on their web site the kesse's say there's been no new leads in the case. >>> new this morning, polk deputies need your help to track down a thief caught on camera shoving seven bottles of perfume down his pants. you see it in the images before he walked out of the department store without paying. he's been on the run since last monday after deputies say he stole from a j.c.penney in davenport if you recognize this guy you can call crime stoppers with a tip, possibly for a cash reward. >>> this morning hunters are going to continue to search for invasive pythons that are devastating wildlife in the everglades. as of monday 17 pythons had been caught in florida's month- long python challenge. this 16-foot 10-inch long burmese python, what a florida wildlife officer found sunni

area has winds and cold temperatures since then. we expect to get an update on the search for jennifer kesse. e is the orlando woman who has been missing for nearly a decade. orlando police will join her parents-- to ulk about the case. kesse vanished nearly on january 24th 2006. police believe she was kidnapped. they found her car near her home-- but there was no sign of her. since then--more than 1-thousand tips have come in-- but no strong leads. today's news conference is at 11- 45 this morning. we will bring you any major developments. jjorning-- a woman -- convicted of running over a 12-year-old boy-- will find out how long she will live behind bars. a brevard county jury found michelle simkins guilty-- in december. she faces a maximum of 15 years in prison-- for running over thomas gregory--on new year's eve-- as he played outside in cocoa beach. she then drove off-- leaving the boy with two broken legs. new this morning-- more staff members --with the brevard county school raises this year. =i%a today" reports--the new contract is with bus drivers.. secretaries.. bookkeepers ..and ot

now, the parents of jennifer kesse want your help finding her. orlando police detectives say they still get tips, and work once a week. after not showing up for work, her car was found a mile away from where she vanished, but there' s never been any sign of her. billboards are now up around orlando, hoping to find kesse. covering volusia county, it won' t be business as usual tomorrow at the property appraiser' s office in daytona beach. as we reported friday, the property appraiser has decided to close the office out of concern for his employees' safety. morgan gilreath says one worker was accosted by a homeless while trying to get into the building. nearly 100 people have set up camp there, saying they have nowhere else to go. >> they painted us into a corner. this was like our last stand. >> i' m not putting my people up to that. we don' t give them combat pay. adrian: the property appraiser says employees from that office will work in deland and new smyrna beach until further notice. tonight, at least 28 deaths are now blamed on the winter st

. >> it marks 10 years since jennifer kesse vanished. what her family will be doing later today to bring awareness to the case. >> a line of storms is picking up speed, moving closer to central florida. we'll pinpoint when you can expect strong winds and heavy rain and the possibility of a rotating storm. we'll detail it in minutes. at longhorn steak like this doesn' t need anything else. which is why we don' t just add, anything else. longhorn steaks that sizzle for $12.99. the new smoky bacon sirloin. the new spicy grilled jalapeno sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. all with hand chopped salad & unlimited bread for $12.99. only at longhorn steakhouse. you cant fake steak. and for lunch try our new steak and bacon cheddar melt. or any steakhouse lunch combo starting at $7. >> we have a lot going on on this friday. a man arrested after troopers say he slammed into a patrol car.

we take you inside the search for jennifer kesse as investigators say they may have gotten some new information. >> and we'll tell you why you'll cough syrup that you might have sitting at home. >> you're watching news 6 at 5:00, getting results for central florida. this is a live look outside at the beautiful place we get to call home. a wet friday is giving way to a cold weekend, though. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing all of it for you.

. >> tom: this weekend marks 10 years since jennifer kesse and the heartfelt plea from her father coming up. a controversial lesson on diversity leaving one local teacher in hot water. we'll let you -- what officials left some first graders in tears. 47 degrees but feels a lot colder outside. >> meteorologist: the winds have been gusting since the front came through. expect winds gusting at times at 25 miles an hour bringing in that cold arctic air to central florida. anytime we see a lot of blue on the map like we do right now, you know it's chilly in central florida. freeze warnings north and west of i-4. overnight tonight. and i think maybe there could be extended a little further south. we'll have to see i wouldn't let my guard down in seminole and orange county just yet. we will have wind chill advisories temperatures yeah, it's all right chilly and you factor in the winds, 40 right now at most of the orlando area. we'll top out today with temperatures only in the low to mid-50s. we will see clearing skies. wind chills stay in the 30s and 40s through the day. one final check that's

this weekend jennifer kesse's family gathered to mark 10 years since she vanished without a trace. she left for work in 2006 but never made it. police in orlando say the strongest piece of evidence is this swangs image of a person of interest as well as jennifer's car which they say is the current focus. they hope re-examining and resubmitting evidence from the car and improvements in crime lab technology will result in new leads. >> we know who is heading to super bowl 50. the big game will be right here on news 6. yesterday the denver broncos and panthers won their division championship earning their tickets to the game. the panthers beat arizona by a final score of 49-15 in the title game. the broncos edge past the patriots with a final score of 18-20. some great games yesterday and now the big one is coming up. super bowl 50 is heading to california and santa clara and the flock of fans who will be coming in. in san francisco some streets shut down as crews work to put together entertainment venn use. workers are putting together projectors that will broadcast images across the

angela: their daughter vanished nearly 10 years ago, today the parents of jennifer kesse say they want your help finding her. orlando police detectives say they still get tips often and they say they work the kesse disappearance at least once a week. kesse didn' t show up for work, late january 2006. her car was found a mile away from where she vanished, but there' s never been any sign of her. both her parents want and need information that will bring their daughter home. >> we can' t quit, we have unconditional love for jennifer. >> we' re not going to go anywhere. >> we can' t go anywhere. it is just impossible. angela: they realize there have been cases where people are found alive years later, but they are prepared themselves for the worst reality. find jennifer, regardless of what may have happened to her. jim: video out of brevard county, this video showing a man trying to break into a chevron gas station in mims. he tries to force his way in, he hits the glass door with a fire extinguisher over and over, but still cannot break in. he gives up and walks away. two people are unde

now, the parents of jennifer kesse want your help finding her. orlando police detectives say they still get tips, and work the kesse disappearance at least once a week. after not showing up for work, there' s never been any sign of her. billboards are now up around orlando, hoping to find kesse. covering volusia county, a solution may arrive tomorrow as leaders try to deal with what they' re calling a problem with homeless people in daytona beach. as we reported friday, the property appraiser has decided to close the office out of concern for his employees' safety. morgan gilreath says one worker was accosted by a homeless person while trying to get into the building. nearly one-hundred people have set up camp there, saying they have nowhere else to go. >> they painted us into a corner , this is like our last and. >> i' m not putting my people up to that. we don' t give them combat pay. adrian: late tonight, the salvation army told us they' ll start taking people to a shelter on ballough road beginning tomorrow afternoon. the property appraiser s

angela: their daughter vanished nearly 10 years ago and today, the parents of jennifer kesse want your help finding her. orlando police detectives say they still get tips, and work the kesse disappearance at least once a week. kesse didn' t show up for work on january 2006. her car was found a mile away from where she vanished, but s never been any sign of her. both her parents want and need information that will bring their daughter home. >> we can' t quit we have , unconditional love for jennifer. >> we' re not going to go anywhere. >> we can' t go anywhere. angela: they realize there have been cases where people are found alive years later, but they' ve prepared themselves for the worst. they want to public to help them find jennifer, regardless of what may have happened to her. jim: now to new video out of brevard county. deputies release this surveillance video showing a man try to break into a chevron gas station along highway 46 in mims. the man looks inside a few times before trying to force his way you see him trying to get the glass door with a fire extinguisher over and over

thank you. update on the search for jennifer jennifer kesse. she is the orlando women woman -- orldz woman who has been missed for a decade. they believe she was kidnapped. they found her car but no sign of her. 1,000 tips have come in but no strong leads. there will be a news conference today. >> john: a jury in brmpleghts county found the woman guilty in december. she faces a maximum of 15 years in prison. she ran over thomas gregory as he was playing outside of his home on new year's eve. she left and he had go two broken legs. for trump and -- sanders. the lead for sanders is partially built on his economic policies. voters say they trust him more than clinton when it comes to the economy. on the g.o.p. side, voters were more divided when it comes to who would handle foreign policy the best. in that category, trump led, and marco rubio is behind him at 26%. >> luanne: topping local business headlines, more staff members will get raises. a 5.1% raise, that's the same jump in pay that teachers got earlier in the year. >>> what is old is new a

it has been ten years since jennifer kesse disappeared in orlando. police found her car but no sign of jennifer. and holly bristow talked with them and how ten years later they are holding on to hope. >> we need your help so bad. she needs your help so bad. >> and they say it is hard to believe that january 24th will mark ten years since their daughter jennifer disappeared. >> someone saw something and it is just -- it is so past time to have closure. >> the 24-year-old was living at the mosaic condos and got ready for work but never made it and has not been seen or heard from since. at huntington on the green apartments not far from where she lived. the detective said the video is one of the few clues they have. >> identifying a person of interest caught on video walking away from her car on the day we believe she disappeared is paramount in solving the case. >> over the past decade they have more than 1000 stipulates n december park services scoured sands key based on a tip. and now detectives are having evidence looked at. vehicle. we think the ans

they say the public so has the keys to finding jennifer kesse. the police say they still get tips often. they say they work this case at least once a week if not more. she did not show up to work late in january of 2006. her car was found a mile away from where she vanished, but there is never been any sign of her. her parents want and need information that will bring their daughter home. >> we cannot quit. jennifer. anywhere. >> we can go anywhere. where people are found alive years later, but they have prepare themselves for the worst possible outcome. angela: today, orange county residents have a chance to get behind the wheel. this is for people who may have gotten a red light camera ticket to get their license reagan dated. people who are either not paying the ticket, or ended up with a fine. 1000 people apply, but only half qualified. >> we want to make sure people are productive and able to be participants in society. s it is a wonderful thing for people who are contractors who can' t get the money to do what they want to do. also, make su

police will hold a news conference today on where the investigation into jennifer kesse' s disappearance stands. kesse left her home on conroy road for work on the morning of january 24, 2006, and hasn' t been seen since. last year, detectives released a computer-generated photo of what kesse may look like today. breaking international news from north korea. overnight, state media there reported an american student has been arrested. the man is a student from the university of virginia. the government report says he committed a hostile act to undermine the north. so far, there' s no u.s. comment on the report. edward lawrence has a preview. >> we know how to close deals. >> donald trump fired up the crowd. he hit his main point and turned his sights on ted cruz. >> his of attack is that i have become established mental -- established mental. >> ted cruz tries to narrow the gap in new hampshire. >> each day, he is engaging in more and more personal attacks. >> of bill clinton campaigning for his wife. >> we need inclusive social policies. >> her arrival told a crowd we have had enough est

police held a news conference today about where the investigation into jennifer kesse's disappearance stands. in 2006 and hasn't been seen since. last year detectives released what you see on the right of your screen, this computer-generated photo of what she may look like today. michelle: overnight state media in korea reported an american student has been arrested. the man is a student from the university of virginia. the government report says that he committed a hostile act to undermine the north. so far there is no u.s. comment on this report. jason: the time 6:09. we've got our team monitoring the weather that could be coming our way and could be severe in the day ahead. the northeast is bracing for. michelle: us, we're noontime. eric is tracking it. eric: the good news is it's going to be quick to through. but we've got a 90% chance of seeing showers and thunder showers across central florida. high temperatures limited because of the rain and cloud cover, into the low and mid 70's. here a look at the thriet and radar. cropping up across the nature coast. marion, sumter and lake

this weekend, jennifer kesse's family got together to mark 10 years since she vanished without a trace. detectives believe the then 24-year-old left but never made it. police in orlando say the strongest piece of evidence they have is this surveillance image of a person of interest as well as jennifer's car which they say is the current focus. they hope re-examining and resubmitting evidence from the car, xroouchlt in crime lab technology will result in new leads. >> we now know who will go head to head in super bowl 50. than two weeks. the panthers beat arizona by a final score of 49 to 15. the title game, broncos edge past tom brady and the patriots with a final score of 20-18. super bowl 50 will be held in santa clara and nearby cities are prepping for all the fans who will be flocking there. in san francisco, streets already shut down as crews working to put together several entertainment venues venues. they are putting together a projectors to broadcast imammings downtown. you can see the big game live here on news 6 february 7. >> even though it is the broncos versus the panthers

. >>> tomorrow the parents of a tampaa native who disappeared jennifer kesse disappeared 10 years ago in 2006, it's believed she was abducted after leaving for work. her car was found about a mile away. her parents will talk about the case. they say no new leads have come in. >>> florida's four-year-long redistricting legal fight is finally over. yesterday state senate leaders announced they will accept this new map approved last month by a judge. voting rights groups sued after the republican-led legislature approved maps they believed were gerrymandered to help incumbents and gop candidates. the legal battles cost florida taxpayers over $11 million. >>> another step forward for the st. pete pier project. in nine hours the city is expected to approve a contract with the company that is going to design the pore project. once that happens the city expects a final design to be completed in just a couple of months. this spring you're going to be asked to weigh in on what the designers have come up with. the new pier by late 2016. >>> there may be some smoke near the withlacoochee forest.

almost 10 years since she disappeared and jennifer kesse's parents are trying to case. in a news conference set for tomorrow the parents and more about when she vanished. the tampa native went missing from orlando, police believe she was abducted after leaving for work in 2006. in a post on their web site the kesses say there's been no new leads in the case. >>> as you head out this morning, if you have not been out already the temperatures are so much more comfortable than they were yesterday at this time. mainly in the mid-50s now in tampa, clearwater and st. pete. check out the winds, they are shifting now to the east to southeast. that is pumping in warmer air and we have lots of sunshine, we're going to be topping out today in the low, even some mid- 70s to the southeast of tampa bay. so quite a bit warmer than we were yesterday and then tonight we're still partly cloudy and dry. our rain chances really start to go up tomorrow morning. i'll show you more on what i'm expecting for the commutes tomorrow coming up in florida's most accurate 7-day forecast. >>> retired

>>> at 5:32 -- sunday is going to mark 10 years since tampa nativegenner committeesy -- jennifer committees kesse vanished from her home. she disappeared in 2006. in a post on the web site the kesse family says no new leads in their daughter's case. >>> 4:32. a st. petersburg family says a stalker terrorized them for years and so far police haven't made an arrest. the victims say it began when a dui driver crashed into their yard. >> abc action news reporter karen pollum has more. >> it's been thousands and >> the last three years -- . >> this whole side had paint over it. there was paint all over the front hood here. >> reporter: kyle cummings spent too many days and too much money at local body shops. >> it's the second incident, the other was $6500. >> reporter: three weeks ago that vehicle looked like this, white paint splashed on the hood, doors and everything in between. >> this here is the last police report. >> reporter: it's the second time he's paid a massive bill for paint splatter, also shelled out thousands for tires not once, not twice but 15 times. >> $7,623.31 to be exact. >> repo

we extensively covered the disappearance of jennifer kesse in 2006. no doubt the community remembers the space. investigators found her car a few blocks away from her apartment but there was no sign of her anywhere. no arrests have been made but the case is still active. her parents are also expected to be at the news conference, hard to believe it has been 10 years. >> poll numbers releasing showing almost half of all republicans surveyed support donald trump the poll was done by florida atlantic university, 47 percent of republicans who responded support trump 36 percent of florida democrats surveyed support hillary clinton. the poll was conducted after the 2 most recent debates. >>> democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders says his plan for government run healthcare system is like medicare for all. it includes coverage for long- term care, most dental care, no deductibles and zero co-pays. sanders admits it would take a big tax hike on the middle class to make that plan a reality. >>> a brevard county man is facing charges this morning afte

they will speak about the case of jennifer kesse. they say they have worked an arrest or found her body after a decade of work. >>> we told you about the growing homeless camp on beach street. yesterday county voters voted to reopen manatee park which was closed by the city. one says trespassing is not a viable option. city leaders say they'll have more beds on hand early next week at the local salvation army. >>> let's take a look to the roads. >> reporter: seminole county, i-4 have cleared out. but here, kings gate drive right at oak ridge road there is a slow down. and orange blossom trail you do have a slow down on taft road. >> reporter: we're tracking some heavier rain arriving, and the second one back off to the west. but for now watch out for the severe weather threat which will get higher. marion county, sumster, we have seen some heavier rain. severe weather threat through early afternoon. >>> if you are watching us on i'm riding solo >>> welcome back to "gma." moments away from the big reveal of the new "it" car that so ma

investigators think she left for work that morning and since then, police, jennifer's parents and volunteers have spent her. drew and joyce kesse will join john mena for a news conference this morning to talk about the case, which detectives say is still active and ongoing. we'll be there for that. noon. >> a lake county man is being held without bond after being arrested on child porn charges. police arrested this man at his home yesterday. they say phillips was using a computer to download child porn. he is facing two charges of child pornography. >> there is a crime tracker for a man who tried to break into a gas station. take a good look. according to our news partners detectives put out this video of a man using a fire extinguisher to try to break into a chevron last month. after failing to get inside, as you can see, the guy tried to break into other sides of the building before giving up. take a good look. if you recognize him, call the crimeline -- 1-800-423-tips. we are now less than 24 hours away from one of the biggest local festivals. >> we are talking about the kickoff for the festival in etonville. they celebrate

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jennifer kesse has not been seen in nearly ten years. detectives will join her parents to talk about the case. kesse vanished nearly 10 years ago-- was kidnapped. they found her car near her home, but there was no sign of her. since then, more than one-thousand tips have come in, but no strong leads. |caught on camera. this is dash cam video of a police chase in daytona beach. officers say they were going after teens in a stolen car on tuesday. police chief mike chitwood tried to block those teens-- but they side-swiped his cruiser and caused him to spin- out. the chief is okay .. but his car was damaged. police arrested the three teens inside the car. the magic really q win last night. "!ey were hosting the worst team in the eastern conference, the ) philadelphia 76-ers. the first half was close. orlando went into halftime only down one. but then philadelphia outscored the magic 34 to 25 in the third. orlando could never recover. the sixers win, 96 to 87. it is the eighth loss the magic are now 20-21. they welcome charlotte to the amway