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. >> s efrpblging for pa it happened at a local wal-mart. as well as a marshalls store. investigators say the women left the store before calling police. then wrote about it online. >> will be the worlds tallest. longest dive coaster. this is a drone footage of the ride. provided by the amusement park. cedar point opens for the season on may 13. >> star wars characters visited patients at cleveland clinic children's hospital. spirits. as well as ray. a popular character from the new star wars film. latest time lapse from a five mile crib. partly cloudy skies. it's fairly quiet night. when we widen out the view. we see that our little break here. is very small. because the next system is already promoting some snow showers. and producing snow showers. as far as the indiana and illinois border. these snow showers are going to start to curl in here. probably sometime arpbdz the lunch hour. tomorrow. and will be intermitt intermittent. it won't be a very heavy affair. but might be enough to cause some slippery travel. here and there. right now current temperatures are in the

two people here facing charges after a brawl at a local wal-mart. police say it happened when a woman spoke inappropriately to app an employee. which started a brawl. and then moved to the parking lot. man charged with assault. in the fight. thehe woman was cited for disorderly conduct. >>>> . investigators trying to figure out why cars and east side neighborhood are being set on fire. residents living near lamp son. say this is the third time vehiclese in the same neighborhood had been the target of arsonist. >> tkpwhradz you're 1234679 glad you're glad you're with us. major shake up in thes. race for the pwhaoeut white house. >> caseic takes ohio. a win that could be a major stumbling block for trumps white house hopes. >> . really a lot of excitement. in many e respects it does feel that way. because people counted him out. >> he gets to move forward.f he was fired up. also emotional at times. even admitted to being brought to tears. overwhelmed with the night.he and so grateful so thankful. and in fact he was standingta there with his wife.f and

it was a story that shocked the community, a girl scout robbed at a local wal-mart as she was trying to sell girl scout cookies. the suspects were caught on camera, they have now been arrested. here is dana jay with more. >> reporter: volusia county deputies say this is the man who ripped the cash box out of the hands of a girl scout who was selling cookies on sunday. investigators say his sister was waiting in a car nearby. the pair turned themselves in yesterday. surveillance photos and recognized her. she's been arrested twice before. winter's husband who lives in north carolina called police after he saw news reports online. today the girl scouts of citrus posted a message on their blog which reads in part, we couldn't be more proud of the support this troop has received from their fellow girl scouts, and surrounding central florida communities. >> in brevard county they found dozens of injured pelicans spotted. it's left wildlife officers looking for answers. >> reporter: there's a big mystery here along the beaches in brevard county. people are trying to figure out exactly why

several skylights at a local wal-mart were broken. luckily no one was hurt. this is the second hailstorm to >>> but if they had gorilla glass as lee told us earlier. >> would it have been able to withstand that? >> i just posted the video of them testing it. the normal windshield shattered and the gorilla glass didn't. it was in this ford gt. which is 600 horse power. it's twelve pounds less. and a lower center of gravity. but this may be included on a lot of cars. >> his car geekism is off the charts now. >> sorry. don't press the wrong button. outside we go. we switch gears and talk about -- see gears, i can't help it. we look to the south. you see the empire state building. lower manhattan. a little filtered sun working in. 51 degrees. cloudy skies an easterly wind at 13 to 21 miles per hour. look at the range on this temperature map. you have a pair of 40s in montauk. there maybe 60-degree readings west of trenton. near 70 in philadelphia. clearly a front is sitting over the area. it comes north and warms us up. we're getting rainfall later tonight. we re

p>> dani: so so far police say eople have reported similar pincidents at the local good pwill, the wal-mart and the pmarshalls here in town. pnow, we also asked the detective pif someone sees this guy and you phave a phone that can take ictures, should you take a icture of him? pnow, the detective says if he phas a phone, the first thing he pwould do is call 911. pbut he also says that any pdocumentation is helpful. plive in new philadelphia, dani pcarlson, cleveland 19. p>> romona: dani, it's pinteresting you said five women pwith children reported this man pfollowing or watching them. pdo the women believe he could ossibly be watching their pchildren? p>> dani: well, when we were ptalking to the detective today, phe said that that was one of the praised their awareness about pthis issue. phe said that some of the women pseemed to think that this guy pwas focused on the children. pnow, he said another woman said pthat she thought the man was pfocused on her. pbut since children are involved, psince all of the people who have preported these incidents do pinvolve children, that's really pan

wal-mart is happening now. the towns wal-mart has gone into are going bankrupt. now wal-mart is closing stores and the towns are having to figure out how do we rebuild the local infrastructure. how do we create a drugstore and a bookstore and everything else that we need to replace this big vacuum that came to our community and wiped out our connective tissue? companies can start thinking about communicating with their shareholders get early. so instead of being beholden to the growth of the shareprice, start telling your shareholders they are going to get dividends, they are going to earn real money for owning a portion of your company. create companies as platform cooperatives where your workers are always in the company. there's a confederate of trantwelve, same idea except they pay more and the drivers own 50% of the company. what does that mean? it means that when the company eventually pivots, as they all will, to mechanical cars driven by computers, you haven't and research and development for the thing that will replace you. you've replace you. uganda research and development for the company that you own. so now the drivers are going into in your work, your job has

wal-mart space. they need to do something with that. >> . it could boost the local economy. and put cleveland on the worldwide stage. a fire breathing possession of performer caught himself on fire. during his routine this morning. he suffered burns and was flown to a hospital in serious condition. students describeti the chaotic situation. >> breathing fumes from the fire iowa waitress was expecting a tip. all she got was a mean note attacking her appearance. herself as an individual. she's a popular server at zombie burger in des moines. sporting herne usual pink hair. in place of a tip the customer left a note. which read, tips are only for normal looking people. she initially felt the attacked and bullies. but isn't about to change whoch she is. >>>> . a restaurant in fact celebrates individuality. there. and stand i standing by the staff. she says she'll keep flaunting >> the convent declined to comment. as for the numb. she's been charged with a summary offense.ry if she pleads guilty.lt she will only have to pay a fine. adell maybe the most popular singer on the plane

local communities and new concerns of led stranger danger. thousands of parents are weighing in. carly reporter: good evening, russ. one woman wrote about her experience at this wal-mart facebook post received more than 25,000 shares. now police say it doesn't rise >> the most you can do is trust >> reporter: there are stories just like this one posted to facebook after a woman perceived followed in fair lawn. i have been watching him just as much as he was watching us. i would notice he would talk to this girl every once in a while then they . that post was shared 10s of thousands of times. they admit the couple's but say no crime was committed. it sounds similar to in cuyahoga falls, but police tell us there's no connection there either. we spoke with shoppersed to who say they stay alert and about. >>> if you're in a low lit out for what's behind you. >> i look for faces that look or acting strange. >> reporter: turner says never hesitate to report something that just doesn't seem right. >> we will be happy to come out and investigate the stances. there's no police agency that would poo poo your concerns like that. >> reporter: police have looked into the reports o

wal-mart. the duo eventually turned themselves in. with no sign of the cash box that had a couple hundred bucks inside. luckily a local radio station pitched in, raising over $1,000 in sales for that little girl. >>> coming up next, neighbors say the abandoned house is attracting homeless people. >> reporter: neighbors say this abandoned house has been the scene of drug dealing, prostitution and other crimes. we will tell you what is being >>> plus the dangers of lead exposure. we will explain the top warning >> live from the station taking action for you. this is abc action news. >> tonight a new warning about a potentially deadly poison that could be hidden in your home. >> the sun coast safety council saying more people are coming into contact with lead as they renovate older homes. they're launching a campaign to reveal the top warning signs. lauren rozyla is taking action tonight to tell you what to do to protect your family. >> reporter: these are the kinds of homes that are most these are homes built before 1978. those pre-war homes. but now the sun coast safety council is recommending that you use these lead t

if you want to go to the cardiologist at the local catholic hospital down the street you should have a right to do that if you work at wal-martdisney you have the right to go to that hospital why should we treat our veterans worse than workers in the private sector. that doesn't make any sense. >> thank you for your service. god bless you. speaking of criminal referrals -- >> fib in mind? >> let's say that the fbi makes a criminal referral to the justice department and then ignored you. statute of limitations is not passed would you aggressively go after hillary clinton. >> if you believe the fbi believes she committed felonies. >> absolutely shths y-- absolut yes. >> there's a principle here that matters. this country was founded on the principle that no one is above the law. whether it is the clintons or whether it is some of the republican party who think they are above the law that the law doesn't apply to them that's not how it, would. we are a nation under god and under the constitution and the law needs to apply fairly to every one. >> we have a minute left. >> my name is aaron. i am a volunteer from texas who campaign

if you want to go to the cardiologist at the local catholic hospital down the street you should have a right to do that if you work at wal-marthe right to go to that hospital why should we treat our veterans worse than workers in the private sector. that doesn't make any sense. >> thank you for your service. god bless you. speaking of criminal referrals -- >> fib in mind? >> let's say that the fbi makes a criminal referral to the justice department and then ignored you. statute of limitations is not passed would you aggressively go after hillary clinton. >> if you believe the fbi believes she committed felonies. >> absolutely shths y-- absolut yes. >> there's a principle here that matters. this country was founded on the principle that no one is above the law. whether it is the clintons or whether it is some of the republican party who think they are above the law that the law doesn't apply to them that's not how it, would. we are a nation under god and under the constitution and the law needs to apply fairly to every one. >> we have a minute left. >> my name is aaron. i am a volunteer from texas who campaigned for you. i won

wal-mart. but even with the suspects in to track down the money. a local radio station, though, stepped in and raised double the amount that was stolen. >>> some 277,000 high school students will sit down tomorrow to take a new version of the s.a.t. college admission test. the retooled exam debuts this week with a new approach to what students learn in high school. it aims more than ever to measure core skills, such as reading charts, analyzing evidence and applying algebra in mathematical problems. >>> 6:53. we're working to get updates on a breaking story right now. >> in the last half hour we've shot in the head in smoking causes 16 different types of cancer. you have one clear way to reduce your risk. you can quit smoking. is that coffee? yea, it's nespresso. i want in. you're ready. get ready to experience a cup above. is that coffee? >>> more details now about a breaking story in queens. within the past 30 minutes we've confirmed that a livery driver was found shot in the head inside an suv. and police say the victim is in his 40s. he was picking up

local community is getting results this afternoon. >> ginger: donations are pouring in after a girl scout was robbed outside a deltona wal-mart. >> julie: the 12-year-old's cash box was stolen while selling cookies at the store. crews decided to pitch in after hearing our story last night. news 6 reporter loren korn shows us how they are getting results for this troop. >> reporter: after our story aired last night, we're getting results. deltona residents stepped up and donated hundreds of dollars tolerate girl scout troop after the thief stole all their money while selling cookies here at wal-mart. >> reporter: a busy day outside of wal-mart, people giving money to the girl scout troop after deputies say this man stole their cash box sunday afternoon. >> we've had so many people donating and angry about this and opening their purses and helping out. >> reporter: adam alexander says it was a no-brainer to pitch in and help the girls. >> we heard about it and said this is ridiculous. >> reporter: alexander taped up this homemade sign and it didn't take long for people to donate. >> i heard about it this morning when i was taking my gran

wal-mart when he snatched the box. a call to the police identified them and led detectives to where they live. police have not recovered the money but a local radio station pitched in to collect minute for them raising more than $1,000 in sales. how pathetic. you are 20? doesn't matter how old you are but steal from a girl county you have a major problem. john: how much money are you don: unbelievable. we have a nice stretch by next week. we will talk about that but we'll show you a look at the day ahead. we have any raindrops ending the next hour or two. by lunch 46. watch the sky this afternoon. clouds break up and blue moves in and partly sunny and cool with temperatures around 50. look at radar and not seeing anything in the way of heavy rain. a couple of sprinkles on the most powerful radar in the carolinas. just south of wilson. right at the end of the radar loop you can see them in northern wayne county. the rest of the region is dry. look into raleigh and 36, dew point 35 sun rose at 6:40. live look in north hills 36. north wind five miles an hour. 32 roxboro, 37 dismissalsmithfield. looking at the latest satellite and radar composi

local companies, they will be loading up two moving trucks. >>> now to an important consumer alert you will want to double check your receipts before tossing them in the trash. a former wal-mart worker is facing theft charges for charging shoppers for gift cards and keeping them for himself. driscoll targeted older customers. >> elderly, generally speaking, are non confrontational, they least likely to look at their receipts. >> police say think there could be more victims, check your receipts and credit card statements. driscoll could face 6 months in jail and $5000 for each theft charge. >> always a good habit to check your receipts. >>> janessa webb joining us for a look at weather. we have dealt with the up and down conditions. we had that earlier this week with the lower temperatures, now it seems like we are creeping up. what you have coming next week is fantastic. patient here. we will see a day of wet conditions, it's first starting off as snow. transitioning to a wintery mix in to late afternoon in to tonight. just give the weather, we will see spring-like temperatures moving in to northeast ohio as we head in to next week. you can see visibility, kind of reduced for

buy a local hotel, can -- it is just making money and opening the market so it is the playground again. >> the cubans don't want to be americanized. they don't want kentucky fried chicken, wal-mart the white house is saying is look, this will take time. we are not looking for the cubans to change overnight. we know this relationship we are starting here is the beginning of something, not the end of something. when i asked president obama about this earlier in april of 2015 in panama, he indicated he's not sure himself how this will turn out. by bringing his family here, the first lady and daughters are about to walk around old havana. it is like a spring break field trip or for the daughters here. it shows what he thinks about the risk he's taking here. >> what it becomes he can't control but what he could control he did. he made history today. always happy to witness history with you. back to you in new york. very interesting. somebody here in the old plaza here. i said so internechlt would you like that to change and the person said do you want the internet and he said it doesn't matter if i am not free to say what i want to say. >> a page has been turned today. thank you. >>

local man and his sister have now bonded out of jail after appearing in court yesterday on girl scout. detectives say last sunday nicholas delbrugge and ashley winters saw the scout selling cookies outside a deltona wal-mart. they say delbrugge swiped the girl' s cash box, and then jumped into a car, driven by winters. deputies say the two made a brief trip to north carolina, but turned themselves in when they got back. >> i understand why it' s such a big deal, it' s girl scouts. that' s an american icon. cara: donations have more than replaced the stolen cash. it took awhile, but space-x finally has another launch under its belt. >> 3, 2, 1, liftoff. cara: the unmanned falcon 9 last night from cape canaveral. it is sending a broadcast telecommunications satellite into orbit. as usual, space-x tried to land its first-stage booster on a barge in the atlantic about 400 miles offshore but was unsuccessful. it was the fifth launch attempt over the past 10 days. because of the clear skies, the launch could be seen across central florida. many of you have been sending pictures and videos into the u-local section of wesh.com. this is what the rocket looked like in the skies above lake mary. it was a perfect nig

local man and his sister appeared in court today, on charges of robbing a 12-year-old girl scout. detectives say last sunday, nicholas delbrugge and ashley winters spotted the scout selling cookies outside a deltona wal-mart. they say delbrugge swiped the girl' s cash-box, and then jumped into a car, driven by winters. deputies say the two made a brief trip to north carolina, but turned themselves in when they got back. >> i understand why it' s such a big deal. it' american icon. meredith: donations have replaced the stolen cash. jim: orlando police say this man , 22-year-old carlton wilson, was murdered last night in an apartment shot to death in the rosemont neighborhood. police say wilson was shot at the cypress pointe apartments just after 8:00. so far no suspects have been named, and no motive has been revealed. a trio of suspected thieves get more than they bargain for when they tried to rob two women who fought back. it' s a story you' ll see only on wesh 2. it happened in deltona ending in a crash on howland boulevard. moments before this, a man with a gun jumped into an suv at the winn dixie plaza, and demanded jewelry from the women inside. they fought back, and the man ran. he jumped into a ne