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when officers got to his home on mariposa drive, they say he came out with a gun. an officer shot and killed the 39-year- old. he has not been identified. leaders at the the downtown campus to the "state board of governors" today. if it is approved-- the new downtown campus is set to open in the fall of 20-18 the news comes -- as donations keep coming in. yesterday-- the university accepted a 3-million dollar pledge from "doctor phillips charities." it is the largest private donation so far-- and has students and city so far-- the community has donated 16-million dollars to u-c-f . u-c-f will kick-in another 20-million dollars-- and the university will try to get another 20- million from the state. turning now to sports-- the orlando magic fly to texas-- for a one-game road trip. mavericks, last the magic got off to a good start. they built a double quarter. responded, 35-27, by the end of the quarter. the mavs kept the pressure on, and won 121-108. the magic return home tonight to play the bulls. spring training is underway -- starting with a tie. the orioles and

it all started over a noise complaint at a home on mariposa driver after a 2-hour standoff. jeff, investigators haven't said much about the man involved here. >> reporter: not too much. they say he's 39 years old and does have some criminal history. i did speak with his goich. she told me that -- girlfriend. is former military and was a area. he called her and she tried to come down here to the crime scene where you see the investigation is still ongoing. she says the police told her not to come down here and she says at the time her boyfriend has been suffering from schizophrenia, paranoia, and ptsd. crew doing work on a home came face-to-face with an irate neighbor. >> he was upset they were making noise. >> reporter: police got a call about the upset neighbor taking things too far, threatening to shoot three people who were working on the home. >> it was kind of a family job then we subcontracted out to some friends of ours, and they were working. >> reporter: her sister and nephew were two of the people threatened. when police arrived, they told us they tried to talk the

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we told you about the shooting on mariposa drive on tuesday. a neighbor called them to complain about corsino threatening construction workers at her home. he eventually came out of the house pointing a gun at them. the officer who shot him is on leave while they investigate. >>> police believe an unwanted advance led to murder in a downtown mel burn parking lot -- melbourne parking lot. >> his death has been ruled a homicide. melanie holt spoke to police about the man in custody. and he is in the country on a visa. >> reporter: his family owns a restaurant here in downtown, just a block or two from the homicide. with the help of an italian translator, he faced a >> he's currently out on a bond for a pending dui. >> reporter: he is an italian national and charged with the death of 53-year-old kent willbanks. he was found unresponsive in a downtown parking lot after the super bowl. investigators believe he made a sexual advance toward the suspect and was struck repeatedly. >> and it opens the door for closure for the people that loved him and ad

right here on mariposa drive, they say the man lived here alone and during those two hours, police say they tried everything they could come up with. >> we tried to make contact with this person numerous times face to face and used the pa and by phone. reporter: but the chief says nothing seems to work. the deadly episode had begun about 9:30 when a man went into a rage at the construction crew who work next door. finally, two hours later, the crisis boiled over. >> he went to the house with a firearm in a threatening manner and the officer felt he had no choice but to hire his weapon. >> police did not did to force them to shoot other than say he held in a threatening manner. >> they really had no choice. reporter: officer jason mccoy fired the only shot of the confrontation. it leaves everyone wondering how such an event in the presence of contractors could lead to this. >> this is certainly something we believe could have and prevented. we tried to get him out peacefully so we could resolve it. reporter: it looks right now as though they are pulling down the crime scene tape. they a

officers say it all started when the man made threats toward construction police came out to a home on mariposa drive in palm bay just before noon today because of the threats. news 6 reporter troy campbell is following the developing story for us tonight. are investigators still out there right now? >> reporter: yeah, it's still a very active scene. just moments ago, we saw investigators place a blue tarp near the entryway of the home. police saying this all started when a group of construction workers called 911 saying they were being threatened. >> we just saw a lot of commotion down there. you know, of course, the road was blocked off. >> reporter: palm bay police say the 39-year-old hispanic man, shot dead by police tuesday morning. construction workers saying the man threatened to shoot them. the man, refusing to come out of his home for about two hours. >> you just never know. things happen, you know. it is a nice, quiet neighborhood. but you never know what it can happen pretty much right next door to you. >> reporter: use an intercom system, an officer with the palm bay police departme

it happened right back there, about a block from the corner of mariposa drive and sheath avenue. in the end that man with the gun gave their officer no choice but to fire. the trouble started -- >> an individual threatening to shoot three other individuals who were doing construction at the home next door. >> reporter: that 39-year-old man went in the house and stayed there for about an hour and a half while officers tried to talk him out. >> he came in and out but when he came out for the final time, he was holding a handgun. and at that time we had one officer that fired his weapon and it did kill the suspect. >> we knew it was something serious, and never expecting, you know, what happened to happen. >> reporter: neighbors of course shocked it happened on an otherwise quiet normal day here >> i feel safe. they can snap, who knows, altercations, you know. >> police officer shot someone, you know, which is always tragic. >> reporter: the officer who fired that fatal shot is a eight year veteran of the palm bay police department. he's a patrol supervisor named corporal jason mcco

neighbors on mariposa drive tell construction noise tuesday morning and threatened to shoot workers. when police got there, they say he refused to come outside. when he did, he was armed with a handgun annexed or magazine full of ammunition so police say they had to shoot. >> this is certainly something we believe could have been prevented. we try to get the guy out for a most an hour and a half peacefully so we could resolve it. jason: we learned the man may have been a veteran. palm bay police say they' ve had no run-ins with him in the past years. 10 navy sailors who were briefly held captive by iran in january might soon be disciplined. cnn is reporting that the navy found the sailors' mistakes those sailors also reportedly failed to conduct a standard breaking before setting sail. those sailors were captured and interrogated before iranian forces let them go. s elite delta force is interrogating a suspected isis they' re done, they' ll turn the suspect over to iraqi officials. s the mosul. country and retake the city of mosul. today, university of central florida leaders will ma

it happened yesterday at her home on mariposa driver where they live together. the 39-year-old man threatened to kill construction workers and pointed a gun at officers but they also say he had ammunition in his pocket and discovered tells us he suffered from mental illness after being wounded in the military. >> people did not want to do their jobs the right way. they give me a chance to talk and save his life. >> corporal. jason mccoy fired the fatal shot and the man's name has >>> we checked with a brevard county jail overnight and the man accused of hitting an eight- year-old boy in speeding up is still in jail. to shaun hill was riding his bike along alpine lane and titusville one-hit last week. investigators arrested 73-year- old thomas gladwell. plus -- he had conflicting accounts of what happened and even try to cling had no memory. he is being held on a $15,000 bond. >>> orange county leaders are try to get the homeless off the streets where the commission meeting where to send jacob asked commissioners to find homeless families a place to live. they ar

it happened shortly before noon along mariposa drive, east of i-95 and south of palm bay road. news 6 reporter troy campbell has been getting answers about this. he joins us now live. what can you tell us about the standoff? >> reporter: yeah, we're up as close as we possibly can go. the crime tape here over on the street where this all happened. now, police say this morning, it all started when a man started threatening a construction crew and that ultimately led to a police firing one fatal shot at the man. >> my daughter's out here, though. around when my daughter is out here. >> reporter: neighbors in the palm bay neighborhood where a 39-year-old man was killed by police reacting to the deadly shooting. palm bay police say officers arrived after 9:30 this morning, after three construction workers claimed the man inside the home next door was threatening to shoot them. for about two hours, officers used an intercom system to get the man out. at times, seen exiting and entering the home. >> went out, grabbed the paper and came back. they were still here. it seemed like they w

>>reporter: the 39-year-old was shot and killed in the doorway of the home just before noon on mariposa drive after putting a gun at police. two hours before that he threatened to kill a construction crew at the home next door. eyewitness news shows the picture of formal that jason mccoy who fired the one shot that killed the man. they are not releasing the man's name until they contact relatives. we did some digging and found out today was the first time that police responded to the home where the couple lived here. the girlfriend said she was at work when she briefly shut the last conversation with her boyfriend. >> he was in fear, it was just pure fear, he said you need to come home. >>reporter: they said her boyfriend did not sleep well last night and she did not know why. they said they were 3 guns inside of the home and 2 of them belong to the man killed by police. life in palm bay, ty russell. eyewitness news. >>> commissioners tackle the homelessness problem and they asked commissioners to find homes for families living on the streets. the county is looking for permanent solutio

when officers got out to the home on mariposa drive the man eventually came out with a gun. a 39-year-old was shot and killed by that officer and he has not yet been identified. >>> space x will try friday to launc con 9 rocket after a fourth delay. tonight's launch scrubbed because of high winds. the rocket is carrying a european satellite. we'll let you know as soon as space x announces a new launch time. >> coming up a nasa astronaut poised to make history in less than well, just half an hour. >> we'll tell you what scott kelly is about to accomplish that no other u.s. astronaut has done before. >> plus, more supertuesday coverage coming your way. we'll go live to new york tonight's races with fox's shepherd smith. >> all right, bob. forecast for central florida looks good. right now the skies are mainly clear but look what's coming. right now, all you're thinking about is finding quick cover, so you can continue streaming your favorite show in the great outdoors. and you don't need a dead zone further interrupting your otherwise- perfect afternoon. echo from bright house

. >> investigators still are not confirming the name of the suspect killed on mariposa drive on tuesday. his girlfriend tells us 38-year- old dimitri rosina was an army veteran with mental health issues. we also learned he all -- had background in law enforcement. an officer shot the suspect when he came out of his home with a loaded handgun. >>> orlando police are looking to catch more people involved in a downtown after rain. police and edward washington was running a fencing operation exchanging crack cocaine for thousands of dollars of stolen items. in his rented home repair my investigators say they found up to 30 bikes, cameras, power tools, and equipment taken from >>> the orlando police department recognized several officers and citizens for helping out the community at an awards ceremony yesterday. some residents were given awards for helping people -- police solve crimes. one officer was recognized told us he was called to trespass a homeless man sleeping in front of the business. the officer ended up giving the homeless man one of his tents, sleeping bag and food for him and

when officers got to his home on mariposa drive, they say he came out with a gun. an officer shot and killed the 39-year- old. he has not been this man is waking up in jail, charged in connection with a shooting at the "florida mall." orange county deputies arrested 20 year old novell johnson, tuesday. he is charged with 3rd-degree felony murder with a firearm. investigators say back on february 5th, deputies found two gunshot victims in the j-c penney parking lot at the florida mall. both victims died. hoops action for a last night... both the gators and the magic in action. orlando... who flew to texas for a one- game road trip. orlando playing the mavericks, last night. the magic got off to a good start. they built a double digit lead in the first quarter. but dallas responded, outscoring orlando 35-27, by the end of the quarter. the mavs kept the pressure on, and won 121-108. the magic return home tonight to play the bulls. the gators hosting kentucky in gainesville. the wildcats led by as many as 14, but florida hung in there. u-f, only down four at the half.

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they say it happened a short time ago on mariposa drive. investigators have not told us any details at this point. we have a crew headed to the scene and we will have more today on eyewitness news at 4. >>> a look at the stories coming up on eyewitness news at four. >>> 73-year-old man and titusville accused of hitting an egg-year-old boy riding his bike races a judge this afternoon. thomas gladwell was caught last night facing charges of leaving the scene of a crash involving the little boy dasean hill is recovering well. >>> was melbourne police are best in a shooting involving a father, his daughter and her boyfriend. investigators say early this morning a man fired shots at his daughter and boyfriend and both hit. both expected to be okay. no arrests have been made. >>> a beautiful big day in the white house, super tuesday. voters in 11 states going to the polls today. we will have live coverage from eyewitness news anchor jorge estevez live from donald trump rally in palm beach this afternoon. >>> many in florida carry umbrellas especi

. >> investigators still are not confirming the name of the suspect killed on mariposa drive on tuesday but his girlfriend tells us dimitri orsino was an army veteran with mental health issues. we found out he had a background in law enforcement. an officer shot him when he came out of his home with a loaded handgun. >>> orlando police are looking to catch more people involved in a downtown factoring. police say edward washington thousands of dollars in stolen items. at his rented home and paramore, investigators say they found up to 30 bytes -- bicycles, cameras, power tools and equipment taken from homes around the downtown area. you may soon be able to present your gun license on election day to get into the polls on wednesday state lawmakers approved a bill that will allow three new forms of id. a license to carry a firearm, a government employee id, and veteran health card will be added to the list. governor. rick scott still needs to review the bill. >>> florida health officials now have their hands on 500 more test kits for the zika virus. the state leads the nation with the most

from the girlfriend of man killed by palm bay police during a standoff yesterday at her home on mariposa drive where they have lived together. police said the 39-year-old man threatened to kill construction workers and pointed the gun at officers and they also say he had ammunition in his pocket. is up and said he suffered from melville illnesses after being wounded in the military. >> people did not want to do their jobs the right way. give me a chance to talk to the man i love and try to save his life. >>corporal. jason mccoy fired the fatal shot and the man's name has not been released. >>> orange county now has a pilot program for the department of juvenile justice but it is in keeping young boys out of the juvenile justice system. the seven boys enrolled in the snap program which stands for stop now and plan are all they have shown signs of at risk behavior that they meet once a week over 13 weeks to role-play scenarios and help them learn appropriate responses. and reactions in high stress situations. a mother says she has been an improvement in her son's behavior. >> we use the sn

it was just down the street here on mariposa drive, and it appears the body is still there, and has now been removed from the front yard where police say the man threatened them. >> we tried to make contact with we used the pa and by phone. dan: police say a 39-year-old man had threatened to shoot a construction crew working next to his home, where he lived alone. the workers called 911 and reported they had been threatened. responding police tried to calm the man, but the chief says nothing seemed to work. >> this is certainly something that we believe could have been prevented. we tried to get the guy out for almost an hour and a half, peacefully, so we could resolve it. dan: finally, at about 11:30 a.m., police say the man came out of the house with a gun, threatening the officers who had secured the area. the chief says an officer fired one shot. that' s all it took. the gunman never fired. >> it' s just a tragic situation. we did everything we could to try to resolve it peacefully, and it' s unfortunate. dan: live, in the next hour, you' ll hear about the man' s erratic actions and

it happened yesterday at her home on mariposa drive where they live together quickly said the 39-year-old man rentokil construction workers and pointed the gun at officers but they also say he had ammunition in his pocket and his girlfriend tells us he suffers from a mental illness and was wounded in the military. >> people did not want to do their jobs the right way and give me a chance to do -- to talk to the man i love and try to save his life. >> police say the corporal jason mccoy by the shot and the man's name has not been released for >>> we checked with a brevard county jail overnight and a man accused of hitting an eight- year-old boy and speeding off is still in jail. dasean hill was riding his bike along alpine lane and titusville when he was hit last week. yesterday investigators arrested 73-year-old thomas police say he had conflicting accounts of what happened and even tried to claim had no memory. he is being held on a $15,000 bond. orange county leaders working on new solutions to try to get the homeless off the streets. we were at the commission meeting where mayor asked

that happened at about 8:20 last night near third and mariposa street.t the incident caused muni delays with trains switching back to the opposite direction and then a bus shuttle that would bridge the gap. >>> the rate of students accepted at stanford has reached another record low. 4.6% were accepted for the glass of 2020. that's down from 5% from the previous year. just over 2,000 students received those coveted acceptance letters stanford out of almost 44,000 who applied. >>> tickets go on sale today for a big bay area music festival that's one of the largest in the country. tickets for outside lands will be available online starting at ten this morning. last year's headliners included sir elton john and mumford and sons. this year's acts vice-president been announced as yet. the festival will be held august 5th through the seventh at san francisco's golden gate park. eager beaver, general admission, three day tickets will cost $325. the vip ticket also cost $715. we will post a link to outside lands, this will be at the top of ktvu.com in the web li

when he got back and wanted land on the bay but his buddy instead bought him some dry farmland in mariposa county and turned out that fremont showed up with people from mexico and guess what? gold and got rich by accident and became a u.s. senator. at the time he was in washington so he sold the land to mr. woodward and not to bore you with his life but he was ahead of his time and issued the emancipation proclamation with lincoln and he did that early and lincoln fired him and became a tech investor and unfortunately went through the tech disaster and died poor. then we have mr. woodward that started off poor and died rich and set up a shop with goods near the embarcadero. set up i believe the city's first (inaudible) hotel and bought fremont's land as i mentioned, built the mansion and everything and when woodward retired in napa he opened up his land to the public as woodward's gardens of course but time doesn't permit. here however unless -- see a picture of the gardens on the heyday. on the extreme left of the picture the land rises. this is the end of the dune field which occupied sa

when he got back and wanted land on the bay but his buddy instead bought him some dry farmland in mariposafremont showed up with people from mexico and guess what? gold and got rich by accident and became a u.s. senator. at the time he was in washington so he sold the land to mr. woodward and not to bore you with his life but he was ahead of his time and issued the emancipation proclamation with lincoln and he did that early and lincoln fired him and became a tech investor and unfortunately went through the tech disaster and died poor. then we have mr. woodward that started off poor and died rich and set up a shop with goods near the embarcadero. set up i believe the city's first (inaudible) hotel and bought fremont's land as i mentioned, built the mansion and everything and when woodward retired in napa he opened up his land to the public as woodward's gardens of course but time doesn't permit. here however unless -- see a picture of the gardens on the heyday. on the extreme left of the picture the land rises. this is the end of the dune field which occupied san francisco and built the st

veterans being hired, we've done a number of things but we are still, for example, at no gallas, the mariposa point of entry, we are 20% understaffed. you see these vacant lanes and traffic stacked up behind it simply because we don't have the personnel. it's my understanding that it takes 18 months and we did pass legislation that would expedite veterans and former military but we are still not making up for the shortfall. i am of the view that we need to have some kind of incentive pay or hazardous duty pay placed at that experience high traffic flows and i'm interested in your view on that. sec. johnson: first, senator, we are not where we need to be. no argument from me there. cbp is making aggressive efforts to hire and bring on people to get them through the polygraph exams. i fully support hiring of veterans and making it easier to hire veterans. you are interested in legislation to deal with pay and these areas and i'm happy to look at that with you, sir. senator mccain: it's a very tough environment along all of our southern border but i would it gets arizona particularly warm and i

the first night was a place called mariposa grove, which is a beautiful grove and it's fairly simple cap unix variants, not that wrestling a thing. they go upon horseback to glacier point over the valley in five feet of snow in some cases. here's the president of the united states riding horseback all these horseback all the smiles that these trails, completely avoiding the press or any guess i want to get a glimpse of him. so 1992, getting to glacier point, it's nuts about five or six inches overnight on top of it. it is an interesting night at the man and very rugged and very pure and this is the night where they really kind of bonded especially over the fire because of what the weather was doing and put them closer together. night three they came into the valley. they came to the place called vital fall with this beautiful waterfall and that was a chance to talk about the night before and how crazy it is then that also talk about future plans that roosevelt might help. he scares the lobbyist ensures. he issued enough to know he is the leader of the free world and he takes good adv

. >>> la primera es una mariposa. >>> y la segunda era un cotorra. >>> pero bueno. >>> pero vaya por otras noticias en tan slo instantes...acompaÑenos! end pre show (♪mÚsica♪) bueno que bueno que estÁn aquÍ que presten atenciÓn prts que dos abuelas se apoderaron de las callos y causaron una sensaciÓn. >>> (risas). >>> no las vea daniel. >>> vamos a ver el auto que paseaban era una cosa espectacular. >>> pero se lo vamos a presentar, esta es la Última y nos vamos. >>> y las conocemos. >>> y muy bien. >>> pues este video de youtube muestra lo que pasa cuando pues dos abuelas agarran el volante se suben en un auto que no conocen ni saben cÓmo manejarlo. >>> tremendo auto. >>> allÍ estÁn. >>> fueron las protagonistas de esta historia. >>> la que va al volante es naci ilda en cuba. >>> y la otra? >>> puerto rico. >>> pero se robaron la atenciÓn de todos que los ve ana en el camino lo importante que se estacionaron y fueron del compras y cuando se estacionaron bien, sufrieron un poco, y al regresar tratar de guardar las compras en la maleta y abrieron la maleta y este tipo de carros la mal

this brings up mission bay we have at explosion of vehicle traffic to unacceptable gridlock open mariposa and 17th street and 7th street between coastline and the service center and the existing combats we are existing has a huge impact they're closing the streets almost all the time ami i'd like to express the concerns of the toxic soil and have a much time to speak but also displacement of pdr industrial businesses this project will replace and will be blocked public from the park if downtown and shadow objection i urge the commission to halt the portfolio of this and all new developments until we have time to understand the impacts of cumulative development. >> hi there i'm drew a neighbor i've lived on the two hundred and three hundred block arkansas for 15 years so consider myself one of the new neighbors a wonderful neighborhood i have two daughters 9 and 5 and it is really an ideal neighborhood i'm a heavy users of jackson park and love the fabric of the neighborhood i like to see the density and the project at that location i think that will be first of all, beautifully built conc

when he got back and wanted land on the bay but his buddy instead bought him some dry farmland in mariposaturned out that fremont showed up with people from mexico and guess what? gold and got rich by accident and became a u.s. senator. at the time he was in washington so he sold the land to mr. woodward and not to bore you with his life but he was ahead of his time and issued the emancipation proclamation with lincoln and he did that early and lincoln fired him and became a tech investor and unfortunately went through the tech disaster and died poor. then we have mr. woodward that started off poor and died rich and set up a shop with goods near the embarcadero. set up i believe the city's first (inaudible) hotel and bought fremont's land as i mentioned, built the mansion and everything and when woodward retired in napa he opened up his land to the public as woodward's gardens of course but time doesn't permit. here however unless -- see a picture of the gardens on the heyday. on the extreme left of the picture the land rises. this is the end of the dune field which occupied san francisco

we have done a number of things but are still at the know gallus mariposa port of entry, 20 percent understaffed, well over 100. pcbs vacant lanes and traffic stacked up behind it simply because we don't have the personnel. it is my understanding it takes about 18 months command we passed legislation which would expedite veterans, former military. the fact is, we are still not making up for the shortfall. i am of the view that we need some kind of incentive pay or hazardous duty pay at ports of entries that experience high traffic flows. i am very interested in your view on that. >> we are not where we need to be. no argument from me there. cbp needs to and is making aggressive efforts to hire, to bring people on faster, get them to the polygram. ii support the hiring of veterans and make it easier. i understand you are interested in legislation to deal with pay in these areas and i'm happy to look at that with you. >> it is tough along our southern border, but also we would argue in arizona gets particularly warm. i can understand how tough a duty it is. so i think that just as we in the milita

this brings up mission bay we have at explosion of vehicle traffic to unacceptable gridlock open mariposand 17th street and 7th street between coastline and the service center and the existing combats we are existing has a huge impact they're closing the streets almost all the time ami i'd like to express the concerns of the toxic soil and have a much time to speak but also displacement of pdr industrial businesses this project will replace and will be blocked public from the park if downtown and shadow objection i urge the commission to halt the portfolio of this and all new developments until we have time to understand the impacts of cumulative development. >> hi there i'm drew a neighbor i've lived on the two hundred and three hundred block arkansas for 15 years so consider myself one of the new neighbors a wonderful neighborhood i have two daughters 9 and 5 and it is really an ideal neighborhood i'm a heavy users of jackson park and love the fabric of the neighborhood i like to see the density and the project at that location i think that will be first of all, beautifully built concre

when he got back and wanted land on the bay but his buddy instead bought him some dry farmland in mariposaounty and turned out that fremont showed up with people from mexico and guess what? gold and got rich by accident and became a u.s. senator. at the time he was in washington so he sold the land to mr. woodward and not to bore you with his life but he was ahead of his time and issued the emancipation proclamation with lincoln and he did that early and lincoln fired him and became a tech investor and unfortunately went through the tech disaster and died poor. then we have mr. woodward that started off poor and died rich and set up a shop with goods near the embarcadero. set up i believe the city's first (inaudible) hotel and bought fremont's land as i mentioned, built the mansion and everything and when woodward retired in napa he opened up his land to the public as woodward's gardens of course but time doesn't permit. here however unless -- see a picture of the gardens on the heyday. on the extreme left of the picture the land rises. this is the end of the dune field which occupied san