joining me is sergeant kim montez. how did this happen? >> we had a van traveling going the wrong way. a taxi cab was traveling the had nowhere to go and they collided head on. >> was there only one driver in each of the cars. >> each vehicle had a male driver. both of them died on scene. right now we're trying to notify next of kin. we suspect alcohol played a role. >> how so? >> we haw a bot of hennessy and we're waiting for toxicology but that's the cause of wrong-way drives. >> we don't know if he made a u-turn or came on the ramp the wrong way. we're still looking into that. >> reporter: looks like one lane is back open. looks like the exit ramp is back open. any idea when all of the westbound lanes will be hope? >> hopefully by 7:00 we'll have all of the emergency vehicles >> reporter: we'll be out here all morning and let you know when the lanes do open up again on the westbound portion of i-4. again, a very, very sad morning out here on the interstate. a wrong-way driver went head on into another driver. both that driver and the ot

. >> reporter: i talked with kim montez, telling me they are waiting on next of kin on the taxi driver and driver of the green minivan that caused the wreck. troopers tell us they are not sure when the entire westbound lanes will be open. the two closest to the center lane are still closed. one lane is completely open as is the exit ramp. obviously, as soon as we get more information we'll pass that on to you. holly bristow. >> amy: it is primary day in florida. right now. >> 444444444444l also head to the polls in ohio, illinois, missouri, and north carolina today. for the republicans, there are 358 delegates at stake. for the democrats we're talking 691. several presidential hopefuls will spend the day in the sunshine state campaigning. marco rubio holding an event in miami. donald trump in palm beach and hillary clinton also will be in palm beach today. also the orange county supervisor of elections predicts 2008. in seminole. it's predicted 45%. the big story is the republicans 20% turnout for early voting. that's a dramatic jump compared to 2008. >> amy: right now the lose. how th

we heard from kim montez this