giving visitors a chance to drama and terror of the towns citizens long ago. how a series of out pompeii in over 48 hours. a video is now going viral of this 11 year old boy showing off his amazing voice. 11-year-old tryzdin belts out adele's hit song, "hello." hello from the outside at least i can say that i've tried to tell you i'm sorry for breaking your heart but it don't matter it clearly doesn't tear you ooooohh, anymore ooooohh, anymore ooooohh, anymore anymore hello from the other side i must have called a thousand times to tell you i'm sorry for everything that i've done but when i call you never seem to be home hello from the outside at least i can say that i've tried to tell you i'm sorry for breaking your heart but it don't matter it clearly doesn't tear you apart anymore we'll be right back after this short break stay with us "announcer: now with the fox19 mobile app, you'll never be without fox19 news. from the fox19 mobile app, you'll never be without fox19 news. from fox19.com to text and email alerts for breaking news and weather. it's all right here in the palm of your

the 19-year-old was walking south near pompeii around 6:00 in the morning. a car pulled up, she looked inside and the driver touched himself. >> yeah, my kids outside. >> reporter: parents disturbed to hear of another mancini touching himself in the neighborhood. >> you get tired of hearing the same story all the time. >> it's got to stop eventually. watch sign sits close by as a reminder for parents. >> will you pay attention who is driving through the neighborhood? >> be more alert, keep a watch out for each other. if no one is aware or speak up, it will keep happening. >> reporter: the sheriff's office tell me they are going to check if this case is relied the any others. >> thank you. >>> also just in, a wild scene near the altamonte mall. the target was the vers store right across from the mall. you can get a clear look at these guys. they pulled shelves off the worth about $15,000. >>> a big backup continues on i-4 after a deadly crash. this is near world drive. here is how it looked right after the crash. troopers say a truck rear-ended a toyota, whic

when the king goes down hot lava like pompeii it is a sibs-point game. that's as good as it got. the cavs could not stop the insanity. hornets stinging the cavs by nine. talent acquisition is the name of the game which is why signing day means so much for college coaches and all sports along with the kids that they have been courting. everyone can breathe again. including the local stars like luke perry and hawkins and do mario mccall who is psyched to suit up with so much homegrown talent at ohio state. >> there is only a few i don't know. other than that we all you we all communicate. our class, i think we have one of the best classes ever right now. we have a huge recruiting class. we will do something special. >> let's hope so. the king and cam are pretty tight. lebron is not sure about the panthers' quarterback calling him the cam newton of the nba or a power forward. >> i am not a power forward. i am not a power forward. >> i am not a power forward right now. i am not slowing down anytime. >> can i be the cam of the -- can you be the cam of the nba? >> can i be the cam of t

breezy but dry and sunshine from melbourne to pompeii. getting ready for seafood festival this weekend. i see florida.com has great events coming up for the weekend. we will see cool weather tomorrow, mid to upper 60s. our version of winter is back, as much as 10 degrees below average for daytime highs friday, only 65, 66 on saturday. we're climbing back up gradually close to the normal by monday. here's your five day forecast. the weekend always in view. lows in the lower 40s. i expect for friday night and saturday, maybe sunday, three nights of potential 30s. we will watch out for patchy frost again here. a late-season cross possibly early saturday. dry weather will kick in all the way through early next week. we got some video in out of port charlotte. one of three tornadoes moved by 4 1/2 hours ago. we will have that 40 coming up the next half hour.>>> a crash long the interstate children construction work. now construction is being shut down. we are asking the company in charge of that work how long the shutdown will ask. >>> we foun

we have mid-70s in the southern sections, 75 toward melbourne and pompeii. 69 clermont, 65 and palm coast. the upper 60s -- palm bay, 69 clermont, 65 and palm coast. we will stay mild today and tonight we won't get cooler and it will be chilly by the time we hit the morning. the severe weather strong storm we had toward the bahamas now clearing south florida. we had dry air in place, the orange shading you see. that will allow temperatures to drop for tonight. chilly temperatures and 40s on the way for a lot. the rest of the day, 75 at 4:00, mount dora. 68 by 6:00 in the 50s by the time we hit 10:00. you to track, high and dry, we will track the drop in temperatures and a few scattered clouds are popping up otherwise mainly clear conditions for tonight. for today, lots of sun on the warm side, going over temperatures to get. 71 is a high and palm coast, 79 orlando, 77 kissimmee. advertise 74. most spots above average for today. tonight, it will get chilly and we get a look at the numbers like -- like west wftv.com 5-2. 40s mid 40s marion county, not a phrase or frost or anything like that

i remember going to pompeii, to the ruins.re a bit concerned that i did not read as much as them. my interests were much more in building structures, taking things apart. 1990's conrad attended the ruskin school of the arts, part of oxford university. conrad: studying art in university was key to my practice, in that we were exposed to all these subjects, history and english and poetry and science, so it was not part about art. i became very obsessed with how my car worked. i think my teachers at ruskin were pretty confused. i would sit out in the yard, being a mechanic. at the time they were like, you can't repair your car as part of your course. here at the science ecm in london, the rich array -- science museum in london, the rich array of objects had a profound influence on conrad. conrad: i would go to the science museum a lot when i was a kid. my main memories of it are when i was a student at ruskin. i would go there for inspiration. it was this 1960's room of displays, and they were beautiful victorian models. >> many

remember pompeii. >> mchale: yeah, yeah. of course, if the price was right, say, like a $100? >> sold. sold. here's deed. make fast deal. >> elroy: i hope we got here in i had the throttle wide open. >> binghamton: shh. i want to sneak up on them. [ explosion ] >> elroy: good heavens, sir. what are all those explosions? >> binghamton: fool, don't you know what that is? they're blasting the stumps for the model home. look at that, carpenter -- caught in the act. oh, they'll get life for this, carpenter. this is the biggest land swindle since manhattan was swiped from the indians. >> mchale: deed looks okay, chief. you got yourself a deal. >> give pen quick. urulu sign and bug out of here. >> binghamton: all right, everybody, hands up. cover them, carpenter. >> mchale: captain binghamton, watch out for that wire! >> binghamton: what wire? [ explosion ] >> chuck: that wire, sir. >> binghamton: m-mchale, put me down. what's the matter with you, panicking like that? carpenter, did you trip on a wire? >> elroy: oh, no, sir. no, sir. >> tinker: skip, look over >> what this black stuf

i know my congressman mike pompeii owe out in texas had a town hall outside of leavenworth, the federal of kansas do not want the bad guys going there. i'm sure the people of colorado around super max and people in south carolina don't want them there either. >> these guys are war criminals. they should be given life in prison. we give others life in prison. they have done arguably worse. now, pete hegseth, he served in gitmo as well as at iraq and afghanistan, he just went down exclusively for us to see how that place has changed. the types of accommodations they have and he's going to be reporting with us. he's going to be here on the couch tomorrow to discuss. >> didn't look too bad. we had house speaker paul ryan talking about the president wanting to close guantanamo bay and paul ryan saying it's not a good idea and that congress will do everything they can to stop it. listen. >> the best way forward to prevent that from happening which is our border state governors who had standing in court went and sued the administration and guess what, he didn't get the executive amnesty. it's