going to rush anything that might disturb that"chief sorrells says he's not sure how many people, if anyone, is still in the car. boone county water rescue captain, dale apell, says due to river conditions- it'll be some time before dive crews can get attempt a recovery.dale: "dale 7:13 this river is very unfriendly right now very unforgiving we have to have the current the certain position before any of these divers can do their work" he says the car is secured with a line from the car to a pier. he tells us they'll first make an effort to recover whoever's in the car- and then try to get the car out.dale's familiar with water says- he's never dealt with a situation like this. dale: "15:27 we deal with a lot of cars a lot of different types of things in the water but nothing to this magnitude" now dale believes the earliest they'll be able to get into the water- will be tuesday or wednesday, next week. coming up at 6- hear from a man who witnessed the crash- and his concerns about this bridge. live, t.j. parker, 9 on your side. this video was captured by a home security camera as th

chief meteorologist tom sorrells and meteorologist troy bridges are pinpointing your weather on 105.9 sunny fm, 101.9 amp radio, and mix 105.1. >> ginger: all right. get your boots ready. we're just a couple of weeks away from central florida's largest country music festival. >> lisa: it's a big old party. the 6th annual runaway country musicfest will bring many of country music's biggest names to kissimmee this year. news 6 is partnering with collis roofing to give you the ultimate fan experience. tickets for the entire three-day event. all you have to do is watch news 6 at 11:00, beginning next monday for the country star of the day. then head to clickorlando.com/runaway country to enter. this year it's at osceola heritage park. well, a labor of love. >> ginger: next at 5:00, how a local organization is helping special needs high school students with proms. and a rare discovery is prompting scientists to clone a discovery from the ice age. how they're trying to recreate the creature. >> lisa: and we're following a

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sorrell said four separate accidents happened on the bridge, starting a chain reaction as other cars tried to slow down and navigate through. the vehicle was about halfway across the bridge when it was involved in another crash, fell over the side and plunged into the river below. live breaking transition breaking overnight... wyoming high school grad otto warmbier has been sentenced to serve 15 years of hard north korea. detained by officals back in january for steal an item propaganda slogan pyongyang. he was at the end of a five-day group korea when he was taken into custody. the 21-year-old was convicted of following a trial last month. we will continue breaking news and bring you any updates. morning... president obama will announce his choice for the newest supreme court justiceat 11 a.m congressional sources say merrick garland will be nominated.. following justice scalia's death, the court is currently divided 4 to 4 between conservatives or liberals. president obama's move the court for the first time in decades. i will continue to follow breaking news for you and bring you

chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing the temperatures. it's getting warm out there. much. tomorrow. wednesday afternoon it will be a different story. you're right, it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood. take a look at this visible satellite image right now. we've got a touch of cloud cover streaming in from the atlantic. looking to the west, you were the newscast. big thunderstorms in texas tonight. here at home, nothing. way back out here in texas, big hour. last night at 11:00, it was nasty through parts of dallas, texas and those areas. today it's shifted farther from dallas to kansas city. it's covering a large swath to the nation's interior there, from kansas to oklahoma all the living fine. we're holding at 77 degrees right now in orlando. 75 in sanford. 73 does it in palm coast. bike week is in full swing. temperatures tonight, on-the-town forecast, good stuff. mostly clear and mild. 74 degrees within the hour. come 6:00 tonight, we down to 73. 7 p.m. takes it to 70. from there, we'll keep dropping. i'll be back and we'll pinpoi

. >> ginger: chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing the rising temperatures. by this time next week, almost 90 degrees? >> tom: do you need me here? >> ginger: 88, that's a little warm for this time of year. >> tom: she's celebrating. 90, 90. look at the visible satellite image. there's a big ridge of high pressure. see how the clouds are pinwheeling this way? they're being steered this way. that's fair weather cloud cover. that's stormy cloud cover. in the nation's interior. nothing for us, though. that right there is not rain. that's a smoke plume happening to the west of us along the interstate. look at the nasty such from dallas to wichita in the last 24 hours. now it's pushing into louisiana and arkansas and kansas. on-the-town forecast for tonight, by 8:00, we'll be down to 70. 9:00 tonight takes us to 68. 10 p.m., we drop to 66. coming up, i'll pinpoint the overnight lows tonight and then we'll break out the hour-by-hour forecast for tomorrow and look all the way into those days near 90 that ginger loves so much. >> ginger: see, tom, i was paying attent

sorrell said four separate accidents happened on the bridge, starting a chain reaction as other cars tried to slow down and navigate through. the vehicle was about halfway across the bridge when it was involved in another crash, fell over the side and plunged into the river below. live we want to get another check on this morning's forecast. kara 2shot frank marzullo joins us with a look at the day ahead. a passing / isolated rain or shower before 7am otherwise a partly we want to get another check on forecast. kara 2shot frank marzullo joins us with a look at the day ahead. a passing / isolated rain or shower before 7am otherwise a partly cloudy and breezy afternoon with a high of 65 degrees. tonight partly cloudy skies with a slight chance of a pre dawn shower low 44 thursday sun and cloud mix high of 60 we could see a sctd shower on friday with much cooler air with a high of 54 degrees. this weekend below normal with highs on saturday only 49 and by sunday morning with lows in mid 30s we could see a few wet snowflakes. no worries nothing will stick as sctd rain showers move in sun

sorrell said four separate accidents happened on the bridge, starting a chain reaction as other cars tried to slow down and navigate through. the vehicle was about halfway across the bridge when it was involved in another crash, fell over the side and plunged into the river below. live new this morning new this morning... a northern kentucky man is dead following a crash in clermont county. it happened around 9 o'clock on u-s 50 in miami township. troopers say 51- year-old randell e. marsh lost control on a curve, running off the road and striking a traffic sign, ditch, utility pole and embankment. factor in the crash. the kentucky house is scheduled to vote today on a state budget proposal. a committee approved the two- year spending plan yesterday. house democrats have rejected close to half of republican gov. matt bevin's $650 million in proposed spending cuts, including all the cuts to public colleges and universities. a popular recreation center for seniors in blue ash is closing it's doors at the end come april 1st. the owner of the sycamore senior center on carver woods drive,

i'm luanne sorrell. thanks for waking up with us! here are the stories we are working on this morning. first-- traveling along i-4 today... you may have to take a detour. part of garland as part of the i-4 ultimate project. we have the details. u-c-f is even closer to their plans for a new downtown campus. just approved project. we'll tell you just school is getting... reality. plus this-- michigan-- bernie sanders d crisis was the big we have a breakdown of last night-- coming up.

tom sorrells has a new time line to help you get prepared. tom? >> okay. take a look at what's going on since 7:00. rain intensified a bunch and kind of doing almost exactly what we told tough would. here is the big severe thunderstorm going north lightning strikes i-75 to panama city up across the state line. the heavy stuff is trending to lighter scattered showers around lake city and light rainfall from the gulf coast west of cedar key. north. here is how it goes in the next valdosta to jacksonville and lighter rainfall working its way towards our viewing area. i will be right back in a few minutes and carle the futurecast through the night and pinpoint the arrival of the rain overnight before dawn and show you how soon your friday gets back to normal. >> all right, tom. thank you. >>> tonight the push to stop donald trump. growing again on the national stage. the republican candidates squared off in a debate tonight and once again marco rubio and ted cruz tried to convince voters trump is not fit to be president. erik sandoval has the blow by blow. >>

i'm luanne sorrell. thanks for waking up with us! here are the stories we are working on this morning. first-- brevard county authorites are now trying to determine how an iconic mansion burst into flames in cocoa beach. the details, coming up. plus this-- plus--the votes are in! we are breaking down the results of yesterday's big primary in florida. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a massive fire.. that destroyed an iconic cocoa beach mansion. the fire broke out around 9 o'clock last night.... on "third street" and "atlantic avenue." "florida today" reports -- firefighters had a hard time fighting the blaze... because of high winds and issues with water supply. the home was once owned by "al founded "u-s-a today" and "florida today." he died 3-years ago. here is a picture of the mansion from "florida today." the 10-thousand square foot home was built in 19-75... and had 11 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms. the property 5-million dollars... ever paid for a house last night-- lined the streets to watch history burn. firefi

chief meteorologist tom sorrells weather first at 5:30. it's looking good out there. >> tom: i won't hide it. i'll be the real me. do it, do it, show me a bike. we've gotten rid of all the cloud cover. we've got cloud streaks where cold air is moving over the warm water. we've got dry air in place. your weekend forecast is looking better and better all the time. we've got a rocket to launch hopefully here within the hour, about 6:35. winds are from the north at 14, gusting to 24. it's clear and it should be clear at rocket launch time, too. hopefully it's all a go and then we can all relax. 63 right now in ocala. 74 in orlando. new smyrna beach, 61. daytona beach, 62. the cape, 66 degrees. wind speeds have been the big deal all week long. got a 9 -mile-an-hour wind at the cape. i feel like tonight's the night. i feel good about it, don't you? just say yes. >> ginger: yeah, we want it to take off. >> tom: positive energy. mild evening out there. we should be down to 60 by 11 p.m. i'll be back to pinpoint the overnight low and do the hour-by

chief meteorologist tom sorrells pinpointing a new front for us. how much change are we talking here? >> tom: little bitty. so much you can't tell. i don't think you'll be able to notice at all. here's the cold front. now, it doesn't look massive, but you see the clouds coming in on the visible satellite. you can see it extends into the gulf of mexico. so naturally there's rain, right? well, no, not this time. not even a sprinkle. not a spritz, not a single green echo anywhere on my radar. so let's move on. a lot of cloud cover moved in during the day. we had more clouds and sun for a while. it's 78 in orlando and 75 in leesburg. 80 in cocoa beach. on-the-town forecast, a very mild evening tonight. we slide into the 60's. by 10:00, we're down to 66 and 64 at 11:00. i'll be right back to pinpoint overnight lows that are much cooler than last night and how warm we'll be tomorrow. >> matt: tom, thank you. >> don't forget, you can get breaking weather alerts and live radar anytime on our free news 6 pinpoint weather app. just search wkmg in your app st

i'm ready for that. >> matt: chief meteorologist tom sorrells joining us now. the heat is coming for the weekend. >> tom: in a big way. it's going to be very strange to be close to 90 all of a sudden. it's going to be weird. things to good to go tonight on radar. i zoom in tight to brevard county. we've had a smoke plume or two coming out of the palm bay area. the fire they say keeps getting worse. how big did it get, 40 acres, matt? 45 acres? crazy. the smoke plume has slowed down enough that i'm not able to pick it up on radar right now. here's what we have on radar as i zoom out from st. louis to memphis to texas, these folks can't buy a break. our big ridge of high pressure dominating our weather bottled that stuff up. it's stuck out west. we'll eventually get rain but not that kind of rocking thunderstorm mess. daytime high today, 83 in orlando. 78 at the cape. and 82 in ocala. in palm coast, we maxed-out at 77. winds are out of the southeast at 13. in melbourne, brevard county, you're at 76. right now in orlando, 77. 78 in sanford. 79 in the villages. 74

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sorrell said four separate accidents happened on the bridge, starting a chain reaction as slow down and navigate through. the vehicle was about halfway across the bridge when it was involved in another crash, fell over the side and plunged into the river below. recreation center for seniors in blue ash is closing it's doors on april 1st. the owner of the sycamore senior center on carver woods drive, say they decided to sell the center to a private development company... citing federal and state budget cuts. workers at sycamore are now helping members transfer to similar centers in the area. if you've seen jurassic park....one of the scenes that will stick with you is the dinosaurs hatching out of their eggs, and coming to life. well that scene was captured on camera in real life, take a look.... as a baby alligator breaks out of its egg in australia! a lot of people online saying it brings back memories from the movie! what do you think? cute...or a little frightening? big news for gamers... after the break, we'll tell you how the video gaming world is expanding. plus...a weatherman att

his secretary tyann sorrel confronted him a year ago. she says he kissed and hugged her on several occasions. the university found her claims were true but sorrel alleged the university's vice chancellor didn't fire him because he feared the dean would be unable to find a new job. >> those words pierced right through me. while i understood that he had to take many things under consideration, he not or the system not being [ indiscernible ] to the dean's career meant ruining mine. >> sorrel filed a legal complaint against the school and the dean. choudhury disagree withs her claims. >>> a sillicon valley police department is also in the spotlight for allegations of sexual harassment. kpix 5's mark kelly on the lawsuit pitting a dispatcher against a police chief. >> reporter: mountain view police chief max bosel's online bio says he has a collaborative leadership style but his employee dispatcher annie loehmann says the chief is no leader. jim mcmanus is her attorney. >> doing stuff that shouldn't be done by a professional in the workplace

sorrell said four separate accidents happened on the bridge, starting a chain reaction as other cars tried to slow down and navigate through. the vehicle was about halfway across the bridge when it was involved in another crash, fell over the side and plunged into the river below. live we had a little rain this morning... but the rest of the day catherine bodak has a look at your 7-day forecast now. weather now transition a passing / isolated rain or shower before 7am otherwise a partly cloudy and breezy afternoon with a high of 65 degrees. tonight partly cloudy skies with a slight chance of a pre dawn shower low 44 thursday sun and cloud mix high of 60 we could see a sctd shower on friday with much cooler air with a high of 54 degrees. this weekend below normal with highs on saturday only 49 and by sunday morning with lows in mid 30s we could see a few wet snowflakes. no worries nothing will stick as sctd rain showers move in sunday afternoon and a high of 46 degrees. they've been a part of children's lives for generations -- but why let your little ones have all they've been a part

i'm luanne sorrell. thanks for waking up with us! here are the stories we are working on this morning. first-- traveling along i-4 today... you may have to take a detour. part of garland as part of the i-4 ultimate project. we have the details. u-c-f is even closer to their plans for a new downtown campus. just approved project. we'll tell you just school is getting... reality. plus this-- michigan-- bernie sanders d crisis was the big we have a breakdown of last night-- coming up. while you were sleeping... construction crews were busy getting to work. the i-4 ultimate project is entering a new phase... and it is expected to impact a ton of drivers. those heading-out the door may want to look for an alternative route-- as work is expected to take more than a year. q here is a look at the area we are talking about. crews are working on garland avenue... between colonial and marks. officials say the closure is work. it will also create a new eastbound i-4 entrance ramp from re-align garland make room to widen the interstate. crews exp

that' s honey bunches of oats, that' s all." p````p``pl@` i'm luanne sorrell. here is a look at this morning's top stories. first-- a traffic alert-- major changes for drivers.. heading through the heart of orlando. details on the closures... that could impact your morning drive.... trt: oc: heartbreak.. after a house fire. details on how the friends and loved together. do to help... then - could orlando see a zika outbreak this summer? why researchers say.. central florida is the perfect breeding ground for the virus. but first, let's get

i'm luanne sorrell. thanks for waking up with us! here are the stories we are working on this morning. first-- while you were sleeping-- a car smashed through an orlando home-- with two people inside. we will tell you how police are hoping to identify a suspect. plus this-- marco rubio is making stops in central florida now... hoping to win his home state in the primaries. hear from his speech at last night's sanford rally.... and find out where rubio will be... later today. orlando mayor-- scott- are set to make a big announcement today. we will tell you about the big event... that could be coming back to central florida. toss to kristin developing this morning-- orlando police are person... who stole a car... and then barreled right into a family's living room! it happened just before midnight-- along the 300 block of north lakeland avenue. according to orlando police-- the suspect crashed the silver "mitsubishi eclipse" into the side of the home-- and then ran off. there were two people inside the police searched the area-- but th

sorrell said four separate accidents happened on the chain reaction as other cars tried to slow down and navigate through. across the bridge involved in another crash, fell over plunged into the new this morning new this morning... new this morning... a man is expected to recover after being stabbed in township. police say they were called to a home on bluehill drive around midnight, to find the victim on the front lawn. we're told he was stabbed in the neck during some sort of altercation. a k-9 uniit was brought in.. but was unable to find the suspect. the victim was taken to u-c medical center. happening today happening today.. a university of cincinnati professor facing child pornography charges, is set to go before a judge. a detention hearing for holt parker is scheduled for this afternoon in federal court. his home in the clifton area yesterday. parker has been suspended from his position, barred from university property, and is to have no contact with students, according to u-c. the newport board of education is now facing a racial discrimination lawsuit. malcolm jones, an as

chief meteorologist tom sorrells is joining you with the pinpoint accurate weather forecast. we were going to talk about dolphins. >> lisa: apparently there were dolphins and there were sharks earlier. >> tom: take a look at radar right now. i don't have any radar echoes to look at, which is really weird considering the fact the cold front is right here, right on top of us right now. the frontal zone is right about right here. the pre-frontal clouds have built up. there's a little cloud cover in central florida. there's no rain. the visible satellite backs out and shows how clear it is once the front moves through. it's clear way back out west. temperatures are doing great, considering the clouds are here and so is the front. 76 in gainesville. 76 in leesburg. 80 in sanford and 81 in orlando and 82 out at the cape. in palm coast right now, you're the on-the-town forecast this evening, by 6 p.m., we're down to 76 degrees. by 7:00, the reading will be 73. no worse than partly cloudy. i'll be back to pinpoint the overnight low and talk about how warm things are going to be tomor

chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing it all for us. is the weekend going to be a wash-out? >> tom: i don't think so, matt. the flavor of the weekend is going to be something you can enjoy but you probably want to pay attention. download the weather app to keep in your pocket at all times because of moments like this in marion county where rain is breaking out at any time. in redick, it's pushing to the north and the east. behind it is a lot more where that stuff is coming from. it's tied into the frontal zone located about right here. as the moisture rides in, there will be plenty more to deal with as the weekend wears on. right now, we're doing okay. future radar showing more activity from flagler to volusia counties. for the most part, into the night. the on-the-town forecast, okay, a few scattered showers are possible into the evening. by 11:00 tonight, we're down to 73 degrees. coming up, i'll pinpoint the overnight lows where you live and talk about the rain for you can be outside, and the best part of what's left of your weekend.

. >> i'm luanne sorrell. thanks so much for waking up with this this morning. >>> details on closures that could impact your morning drive. >>> to find out that somebody did that. >> john: heartbreak after a local teen dies in a house fire. together. >> why researchers say that central florida is the perfect virus. >>> how is the weather shaping up? >> jayme: if we are going to have rain, why can't it be on a monday or tuesday. but at least it's friday. the 60s. and as we go throughout day it looks like pretty much in all time frames it'll be fair game for pop-up showers. some rain could be possible through the day and the overnight hours. this is going to be the primary folk yap point for additional the front will move to the south and we dry and cool things off. overall now light returns and a few sprinkles and lower lying cloud deck is focused on the area. you can see the front closing in. quite a bit of a rain ramp-up in the gulf. little disturbances in and along the front. that's the case through our sat

chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing the winds along the coast tonight. >> tom: i think we're going to have a go as far as the weather is concerned at this time. right now on radar, we're clear. temperature readings are good. we're at 70 in sanford. 77 in orlando. out at the cape, 67. it's the wind at the surface that has your attention. wind speeds right now in cocoa beach are 22-mile-an-hour, 14 at the cape. while it makes for a breezy visit to the beach, it shouldn't be enough to slow the rocket down. it will launch anytime the winds are less than 30 knots. we're definitely in that window. the upper-level winds look like they're cooperating as well with no big deal. wind gusts in the last hour, 22 miles per hour at the cape, 29 in new smyrna beach and 30 at cocoa beach. your on-the-town forecast for everyone across the interior, by 5:00, we're down to 75. come the 6:00 hour, 73. and by 7 p.m. tonight, we will be at 70. i'll be right back to pinpoint overnight lows tonight and then we'll break out the entire weekend forecast. it's bike week. it's game on! i'll run that down,

it's at the top of the page. sorrells is joining us now. once again, another 10 outside. >> julie: it was beautiful. i drove to monte verde today. >> tom: did you really? >> julie: a beautiful drive out there. >> tom: when you get out there and hit the big rise, it's like wait a minute. what's this hill here? it's good stuff. the radar is as clear as it can be in central florida. the only thing i've had to track in the last several hours is a couple of brushfires. the smoke plume showed up over here, on the county line, sprayed the county line along brevard county and volusia county. other than that, i've got nothing to show you. but i do have a bunch of heat. here are the temperatures right now. in melbourne, we're holding at 75 degrees with winds from the southeast at 15. it's 81 in the villages. 71 degrees at news time. 75 from the cape to cocoa beach, all over, down to melbourne, all over brevard county. you're at 75 degrees along the coast. wind direction and speeds, we've got a wind of about 6 miles per hour from the southwest in orla

chief meteorologist tom sorrells is joining us now. we're in a world of hurt. it's been hot. >> lisa: i'm loving it. >> ginger: she's mcdonald's over here. >> tom: the rest of us are begging for the temperatures to chill. i don't want it to be cold. >> ginger: just normal. >> tom: none of us want it to freeze but we'd like to get back to normal times, too, before old florida. here's radar tonight. i've been tracking the east coast sea breeze. it's about right here but running out of steam. i don't think it does much more. i have smoke plumes for a large part of merritt island being blown into the open waters of the atlantic. here's daytona beach with a reading of 84 right now. daytime high in daytona made it all the way to 89. the last couple of days today we maxed-out at 88. we'll check that in a morning. melbourne, 77. ocala has dropped to 77 as well. right now, it's 86 in palm coast. 84 in sanford. 79 in the villages. 80 in gainesville and 82 in lakeland and a bunch of 70's all over merritt island and brevard county because the east coast pushed to here. the

. >> luanne: i'm luanne sorrell. happy friday to you. >> reporter: good morning. big changes coming to your commute in downtown orlando. how the 408 has been affectedded. >> john: plus how a community is helping the family of a teenager >> luanne: is florida at risk for sinking into the ocean. a local professor will explain his shocking research. first a check on the friday forecast with jayme king. so far so good out there. >> jayme: we'll take it as it comes. and it looks like the rain will ramp up going into the afternoon hours. 60s for us right now. we have had a couple of pockets of light rain. and radar is much quieter and diminished in overall activity. rain chances arriving. 40%. we're fair game for rain drops all day long. after we see the 2:00 p.m. time frame, and endure the day time heating cycle, we get rain production, especially well north of orlando. gainesville, light stuff on the southwest side of the county. more ramping up over the gulf. the intensity is lacking. it's mainly light now. but as the front drops area, that's when we see over the cen

two great parks, one great deal. w@ i'm luanne sorrell. here is a look at this morning's top stories. first.... breaking news... investigators identify two suicide @ bombers involved in the terror attacks in brussels details on what authorities are saying about the brothers... plus -- the search for a third suspect. plus -- new from overnight.. a man is .gq%ale times outside a maitland hotel. but that's not where police found him. details on where he ended up... plus the latest on the search for the gunman. breaking news on in... after several @0pzp@xxpxx@hhhhh 2 states hold contests. details on who is celebrating victories .. and who came out empty ` handed. then...overnight an atlas five rocket soared into space. details on it's very important mission to the international space station. plus.. why nasa plans to deliberately set its cargo capsule on fire. but first, let's get ```````````````0 breaking news in the belgium terror jkkpolice have identified two men they say bombed the brussels airport. investigators confirmed overnight.. two

. >> matt: chief meteorologist tom sorrells is joining us now. no rain but very caliente this time of year. >> tom: i would say so, getting more and more like that all the time. look at the visible satellite right now. no cloud cover to speak of. this is just fair weather stuff coming in off the ocean. not going to deal with that big mess going on out west, at least not until saturday. right now on radar, we're good. everything is cleaned up, all the way back out to texas. you see the big storms from oklahoma to dallas, big rain problems from houston to little rock tonight. by the time the system gets in here, i don't expect it will be nearly that active. right now, we're doing well. down a couple of degrees in the last hour from 75 to 73. the on-the-town forecast for tonight, by 8 p.m., we're partly cloudy, mostly on the coast. 67 by 9:00. 66. come the 10:00 hour, we're at 64 degrees. i'll be right back to pinpoint the overnight lows for tonight and carry you all the way into the weekend. >> matt: tom, thank you. a bicyclist has died tonight aft

. >> ginger: meet chief meteorologist tom sorrells, everyone. >> tom: it's better than the i don't have storm pins this go 'round. he was on the intercoastal today in flagler county, nice. good, smooth water. i like those. and what about this one? >> download storm pins right now in your app store. we'd like to see what you're seeing in central florida. radar is clear, the daytime high with the clear skies, no rain, hit 81 degrees. the overnight low was 56. versus the normals. we're not on fire. we're warmer than where we ought to be. it's been a good run the last few days. 68 in pensacola, as far as atlanta, it's 67. it's 67 right now in jacksonville. orlando, 73. 70 in melbourne. 73 in leesburg. other temperatures, 67 in palm coast where all our big photos were from just now. 75 in sanford. 73 in kissimmee. >> tomorrow, on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being awesome, tomorrow's going to be a little more cloud cover. we're going to be dealing with a passing sprinkle, but overall, i think tomorrow is at least a 9 on the sorrells scale. i think it's going to be another day when we're above

chief meteorologist tom sorrells is product the weather this afternoon. tying the record. it's hot. 88 did it in sanford. 87 in melbourne. right now, temperature reading, down to 87 in daytona beach. in orlando, we're at 85. we've already started the slow decline to cooler temperatures. most of the stray showers on radar have not amounted to a whole heck of a lot of . i'll zoom into the st. cloud area along 192. for the most part, most of us have dodged the showers. if you're watching from southern brevard, you didn't do much dodging. you got tapped by a couple of these. melbourne outside of palm bay got tapped. later we're going into the evening and the rain is knocking off. evening forecast for you, clearing up for the most part. mostly dry. temperatures falling through the 80's as we work our way towards the overnight lows. i'll be back in a minute to pinpoint the overnight lows and talk about tomorrow and look ahead to later in the workweek. not only do we have the heat but a return to showers as well. the fight against heroin continues in central florida. the heroin t

chief meteorologist tom sorrells is joining us now. the heat is on its way. >> tom: it is. we've got beautiful storm pins starting off the forecast tonight. this is from geneva. that's the kind of cloud cover we've been dealing with throughout the day today. none of it dangerous or packing a wallop. there's the sunrise in melbourne beach. >> ginger: oh, come on. >> matt: i want a cup of coffee and flip-flops. >> tom: what's in india atlantic, my favorite place? >> ginger: bizarre's pizza. >> tom: storm pins went away. i'll advance right on past that. radar is as clear as can be. we have no radar echoes to look at. there's big rocking problems from st. louis to houston tonight, eventually cutting loose and coming this way, but not until friday will we get any rain at all, maybe as late as saturday. in the meantime we've got a lot of heat to get through. we hit 80 at o.i.a. records are all safe today. nothing going there. orlando right now, we're at 76 degrees. melbourne, 73. ocala, 79. just above ocala to gainesville, 78. 77 does it right now in the villages. 75 in sanford.

i'm luanne sorrell. here is a look at this morning's top stories. a wrong-way driver on i-4 kills two people. the highway is shut down near sand lake road. we head out to the scene for a live report. and.... the talking is over... and the time for action is now. contests being held in five states today. we break down what's at stake when voters head to the polls. finally.... a police impersonator is on the loose in clermont. the suspect.... armed with a gun... pulling people over. we have the details coming up. but first, let's get over to brooks `````` p `` `` the countdown to the florida primary is nearing its end. ``` voters will head to the polls-- and decide who they want to see on the @`@ ticket come november. by the end of the day.... it's expected we'll have a better idea of the state of both the republican and democratic parties. florida is one of along with florida... voters will head to the polls in ohio.... illinois... missouri... there's a lot on the line for the candidates today. for republicans... there are 358 delegates at stake. for

chief meteorologist tom sorrells is joining us now. no storms on the horizon, beautiful weather but we may see some sprinkles. >> tom: this is nice. it gets better. hang on. i can't say it gets better. it gets different. great shot there from our lady karen down in deltona. that's a beautiful lemon sky there. and that's tim from ormand beach and i love ponce inlet. >> lisa: that's really nice. the corner? >> download storm pins right now in your app store. we'd like to see what you're seeing in central florida. there's some scattered shower action out here over the gulfstream. look at that hook bowing out there. that's staying to the north of us. the bottom side of the system is not nearly as impressive as the top part. it's been my mantra, all winter long. we've been waiting for the big storms from el nino. so far it's all gone our way. it's been a good winter. knock on wood. overnight lows are going into the low 60's. right now, we're in the 60's in daytona beach. it's 68. 68 in the villages and 63 in ocala and 68 in gainesville. sti

chief meteorologist tom sorrells is here with your pinpoint weather first at 5:30. >> tom: isn't that crazy? >> ginger: it is. >> tom: it's good enough to tie the record in 1985. right now, obviously we're down lot. still 87 in daytona. 88 in sanford and 85 in orlando. we've had rain but much of the rain has died out. it was really impressive, there for a cup of coffee, through parts of osceola county and it brevard. most of you have a clearing situation going on and temperatures will slide into the 70's once the sun gets down. 8:00, 77. by 9 p.m., 75. come the 10:00 hour, 73. i'll be back to talk about overnight lows for tomorrow and more heat for tomorrow. >> ginger: thank you, i think. >> don't forget, you can get breaking weather alerts and live radar anytime on our free news 6 pinpoint weather app. just search wkmg in your app orlando police say two different suspects pulled guns on them over the weekend. >> matt: now the chief says there's a reason we're seeing a rise in the dangerous and frightening trend. news 6 reporter troy campbell is here to talk about it. seems like it's

i'm luanne sorrell. i'm ryan elijah. let's get straight to that breaking news.. belgium is now at its highest terror level. 13 people now confirmed dead. this is still developing -- in brussels. it began with 2 explosions at the brussel's airport-- explosions at subway stations. this is video from our news partners at "sky news." inside.. the airport, you can see smashed glass.. debris.. and injured people. initial reports are that the explosions went off at an american airlines ticket counter.. and a departure lounge. there are reports.. that there was gunfire before the explosion went off. planes are being evacuated on runways.. passengers are being told to wait outside the airport. right now, all flights in and out of brussels have been canceled.. planes are being diverted away from the airport. look at this radar image.. it shows planes circling the aiport after the explosions. authorities are telling people.. to stay away from the aiprort. here is what an american couple just told sky news about the explosion. right now, the subway system is brussels is clos

this is a live look from above it all, chief meteorologist tom sorrells will have your perfect bike week forecast coming up in just two minutes. he says it is perfect. >>> new video tonight shows the dangers pedestrians face while trying to cross the street at a crosswalk. it shows cars driving right through a crosswalk while a child on a bike is trying to cross at the same time. the person recording the video stopped and wait. the cars nec to them, they keep going. eventually others stop to let the child go. orlando police are reminding drivers to always stop for pedestrians in a crosswalk. >>> well just the words friday night can make it feel like it's going to be a fun night. >> oh yeah. a group of volunteers working to make sure high school students big night. their prom. news 6 etching etching is with those students as they went shopping iffer their prom dress says. >>> perez says dancing is her second favorite part of her high school prom. the first favorite. >> all the boys. [laughing] >> reporter: the music too? perez spends the night picking out just the right dress for her prom

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chief meteorologist tom sorrells, we're up here because we don't do technical stuff. well, you do technical stuff, not us. i'm over here and you're over there. >> tom: we got a beautiful day. >> ginger: it's so nice. >> tom: tomorrow is going to be even better. >> ginger: look at you. >> tom: i'm loving life. i'm having a great week. >> ginger: he had a great time at the daytona 500, the weather was great, bike week the weather is real good. >> tom: i know. you would think i would get more money. that's not rain in orlando. that's smoke plume coming out of a fire. it's not going to produce any rainfall. the cloud cover is not doing much. daytime high today hit officially 82 degrees in orlando. the overnight low this morning was 58. before all is said and done, tonight we'll go below 58 for the low. we'll go raging right back tomorrow. averages this time of year will be 76 and 54. the record is 90 and 28. we're nowhere near records. we haven't been near records for a week now. it's been a good run. temperatures across the southeast. there's the pool of cooler air. it's

give it a big ten on the tom sorrells scale. it's going to be a great day again. futurecast keeps trying to bring a spritz, or sprinkle of rain. i'm just not believing much is going to happen during the day tomorrow. a little increasing cloud cover. but overall, i think the flavor of the day is still good. you will notice moisture building. humidity returning by wednesday and thursday. i think we stay dry until the weekend. 52 does it tonight in ocala. 56 in daytona beach. i'm going to call the overnight in the low side beautiful. 56, here's tomorrow. by noon tomorrow, 75 daytime high. 79, that's in orlando. week. 75 by noon, the high in daytona beach is 77. 79 in orlando, 83 on wednesday, 85 on thursday. no chance of rain until saturday. meteorologist troy bridges will be in at 5:00 a.m., sleep tight neighbors. >>> it's time for our run away country star of the day. tonight's star is lindsey bryant. go to clickorlando.com slash run away country enter her name for tomorrow for another chance at 2, 3-day passes. >>> a site that literally stops traffic a woman on th

i'm luanne sorrell. here is a look at this first... developing overnight-- an iconic cocoa beach mansion destroyed by a massive fire. details on the history that was lost.. and the challenges firefighters faced as they battled the huge blaze. breaking overnight... gunmen burst into an orlando apartment... robbing the homeowner and killing his dog! details on how they managed to get away. hillary clinton and trump picking up big wins... but one state is still too close to call. find out where people are now calling for a recount. news alert.. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a massive fire.. that destroyed an iconic cocoa beach mansion. the fire broke out around 9 o'clock last night.... on third street and atlantic avenue. "florida today" reports... firefighters had a hard time fighting the blaze... because of high winds and issues with water supply. the home was once owned by "al neuharth"-- who founded "u-s-a today" here is a picture of the mansion from "florida today." the 10-thousand square foot home was built in

. >> i'm luanne sorrell. we are so glad you're with us. >>> just hours ago belgium raised its terror level to the highest level possible. and fox 35's jackie orozco has the latest. >> reporter: we just found out that three explosions at the brussels airport and subway terrorist attacks. airports in france and new york have beefed up security because of the attacks. authorities in plusels are calling this a terrorist attack. the belgium prime minister said that this is a dark moment for his nation and is calling on calm and solidarity. chaos erupted at the airport in brussels. this is cellphone video posted on dwirt moments after the explosion at the airport. you can see people running as smoke billowed outside of the building. taking a look inside of the airport, even more chaos. >> all of the luggage stays here. >> reporter: people were evacuated and reports that at least 23 people were killed. smashed glass and debris injured several hours. and witnesses described what they saw as they were forced to evacua

chief meteorologist tom sorrells pinpointing the hot temperatures out there. >> it's good stuff. it's the best bike week forecast i've ever seen and i've seen like 17 of them. visible satellite is good to go. a touch of cloud cover is trying to form over the atlantic. mostly that's just fair weather cloud cover. cloud streaks forming as the air goes over the water water. right now, temperatures have dropped off the mark a smidge. we're at 72 in palm coast. daytona beach, 71. i've got 75 from sanford all the way down to orlando and 73 in melbourne. wind is part of the problem. it is a little on the breezy side. if there's a problem. that would be it. it's made for some rip currents. overall, it's been a good run. this evening, on-the-town forecast, mostly clear and mild. 74 degrees at 5:00. 6 p.m. take us to 73. by 7:00 tonight we're down to about 70. i'll be right back to pinpoint overnight lows for tonight and tomorrow and the next chance for rain. see you in a few. >> julie: thank you, tom. this is a live look outside at i-4 and the state road 408 ramps. it's going slow out the

i'm luanne sorrell. here is a look at this morning's top stories. first-- the search is on in edgewater for the guy.. who tried to abduct a little boy on his way to school. details on what police are doing today-- to make sure your kids are safe-- as they head off to school. plus --the fight to keep bullets.. away from bears. details on why one local county is now hunting. sunshine! the democrats.. go south florida. the big question... hillary clinton brushed off... but first, let's get over to jayme king. developing this morning -- up patrols around schools in edgewater.. after a 9-year-old boy was almost abducted! it happened 5guiay morning on turgot avenue--while the child was riding his bike to "edgewater public school." jackie is live in edgewater with the latest. right now... final florida... where bernie sanders will hold a rally today. thousands of supporters are expected to attend the rally. the democratic presidential candidate will speak to u-f students and gainesville residents at 11-am. doors open at 8-am. between 4-thousand and 8-thous

i'm luanne sorrell. here is a look at this morning's top stories. first-- developing from overnight in brevard county -- the search is on for the driver... troopers say hit and killed a bicyclist... and kept going. then.. all new this has justed updates famous whale tilikum. coming up.. what they're now saying about the sick orca. plus... a meeting of world leaders today in cuba. president obama is set to meet with raul castro. hear why the president says his trip is not about the past... it is about building a better future. rbut first, let's get (lp p``````````````````` @ pwpwxpwpxpu now to a construction alert... crews are installing rolling wppwpx^pwpxpwpxpwppwppwpx^pwx^xxpwpxpwppwpxpwpx^xpxxxpwppwpxpwppupw puxxpwpxpwppwpxpwpwx^xpxxxpwppwppwxx0 new this morning... roadblocks on i-4 this morning. the work started just after midnight from par street to kirkman road and ended at 5am construction crews are installing steel girders on newly built piers.... and say they need a half hour to swing each beam into place. crews will be out each morning thr