troy troy. he'll have an update on the fog. you may need to add a little bit of extra travel time. satellite and radar showing how clear we are. next big weather maker besides the fog and our heat is this. a big pocket of low pressure in denver. cranking all the way. springing to snow showers all the way to omaha. and eventually be a player in our forecast late wednesday into thursday. tomorrow, big moisture and heat pump is on. warm air is going to funnel it all in here. which means today, we hit a high of 82. tomorrow, we're going to 85. by thursday, this cold front is here. wednesday night into thursday. here's how it's going to break out. between now and tomorrow morning, nothing to worry about, really, except the fog. give yourself a little extra time in the morning and check in first thing. by 10 o'clock tomorrow, fog is gone. clouds break. we get some sunshine in here. futurecast is throwing rain in. i don't think we're going to see too much in the way of showers. big news tomorrow is the heat. but here's wednesday, the model's have sped audiotape bit. here's the model at 8 o'clock. so by 8:00 p.m. wednesday into thursday, there comes our rain. where you live tonight, a little overnight lows in the upper 50s. clear now, fog lane. here's tomorrow. >>> first thing in the morning, 66 by lunchtime, 78 the daytime high, user, 85 . a normal high of 72. we're crushing that. the record for ground hog day is 87. we're going for 85, tomorrow we'll be so much cooler once that front gets here on thursday. fog is your issue in the morning. meteorologist troy troy will have the details at 5:00. >>> thank you very much. a head lock and the knee to the groin as well as a shouting match. it's not wrestle mania. a flight headed to florida. how it all went down. plus a mom who's son passed away gets to hear her son's heartbeat once again. how a build a bear came into play. vo: know you have a dedicated advisor and team who understand where you come from. we didn't really have anything, you know. but, we made do. vo: know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values. al, how you doing. hey, mr. hamilton. vo: know that together you can establish a meaningful legacy. with the guidance and support of your dedicated pnc wealth management team. hey, guys, it's annie. you know, as moms, we are always looking for new ways to save money. pwell today, i'm going to share with you pa simple tip that could help you stretch your budget when it comes to your grocery shopping. stores aren't always the best deal, pbut walmart every day low prices,

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troy has your win point accurate forecast. good morning. thank you for waking up with us this tuesday. i'm in for bridgett ellison. >> also joining us on this tuesday, we have troy and amy. >> good morning. monday is gone. >> we are very happy about that. >> a cold one. >> we will be warmer today to start. not a big warmup into the afternoon. making it feel like the 40's and 50's, most of today. the temperatures drop overnight tonight, down to freezing in marion and in flagler counties. that's why there are freeze warnings in effect. here are the temperatures out the door. it is 52 in orlando. 45 in ocala. it is 50 at daytona beach. 53 at cocoa beach. you can expect the mid 40's in flagler county for palm coast as you head out the door. you factor in the wind this morning, there are some spots that feel cooler. it legals like 40 in ocala. through the day we'll drop a little bit. and then we'll gradually warm with more and more sunshine breaking out after a cloudy start. expect 48 at 8:00. 55 at noon. 60 at 4:00 with winds gusting near 40 miles an hour. i can't stress it enough, you'll feel the wind all day today into tonight. coming up, we'll talk more about how cold it will be area wide. let's check on the roads and traffic center. good morning, amy. >> good morning to you. good morning to you at home where things are looking nice as you get ready to head out the door. wherever you are going, not a ton popping up on the map. seeing a lot of green, a slightly closer look. your area should be fine. everything looks to be nice. speed limits -- speeds right at the speed limit which is helpful. take a look at this. this is what is going on. a few more cars on the roadway as we take a live look. these are eastbound cars moving away from you. we look fantastic. i'll send things back to you. >> breaking news, two people are in custody and two others on the run after deputies swarm an apartment complex near the ucf campus. investigators say they got a call about shots fired at the complex off alafaya trail. they say no one ended up getting drugs and a gun in one apartment. >> a major sweep aimed at keeping your personal information safe. police are expected to inspect dozens of gas pumps after the recent discovery of skimmers. >> so far, the devices have been found at four 7-eleven stores in and around the kissimmee area. mark lehman joins us live at one of those stations. what will police be looking for at those pumps? >> they will be inspecting the card readers at all of the gas pumps and keeping an eye out specifically for credit card skimming devices like the one pictured here. this was found attach today a gas pump just a few days ago. that is now prompting police to jump into action. >> customers were admittedly uneasy after learning about a skimmer attached to a push. it was one of four found in osceola county. >> they are one step ahead. i guess we all wish they would put their talent to better use. >> last week's discovery prompting the manager to swap out the card readers at every single pump. politician issuing an alert to consumer to prevent becoming a victim, they suggest using your hand to conceal your pin number and pull on the card reader. p there is a skimmer, it will detach easily. and above all, keep an eye on your accounts. if you spot an unfamiliar charge, report it to your bank immediately. >> police say so far no fraud has been reported associated with the skimmers found over the past week. in a little over two hours, police will start their city wide sweep across the city of kissimmee. the way, looking to get results results. >> in brevard county, firefighters trying to figure out what caused this palm bay home to go up in flames. you can see from pictures crews tweeted out how intense that fire was when they arrived. it happened on raven wood street and it is unclear if anyone was home at the time. we'll stay on top of that. in marion county, deputies are working to get results after two men tried to rob employees at a store with one of them wearing quite a disguise. we have pictures from security cameras at the family dollar in marion oaks. you can see one of the men, he is wearing what looks like a mask and sunglasses on top of it, a scarf, also gloves. deputies say the men armed with a gun approached two employees in the parking lot last week as they were leaving prt night. they forced those employees back into business so they could pull off this robbery. no one was hurt but deputies are asking anyone with information at this guy. if you know anything about it, call the sheriff's office. >> a pastor at the center for controversy and a lawsuit at his own church has stepped down from his post. we have been problems at the church since december after a woman claims she had an affair with david cheney. the whole thing later ended up in court after that woman said the church did not follow through with an agreement to pay her hundreds of dollars if she agreed to leave the congregation. we learned the bio is gone from the website along with all mentions of him. so we called church leaders to confirm this information but so far our calls have not been returned. we'll let you know once we learn more about this story. >> an autopsy planned for a body found floating. sky 6 was over the water yesterday after a fisherman found the remains caught on a crab trap in the water near the orange avenue bridge. in his early 70's. they say he was fully clothed and the body showed no signs of trauma. investigators say they know who the man is but they are not releasing his name until they can talk to his family. it is a big day for the candidates in the white house race. a week after the iowa caucuses and it is new hampshire voters costing their ballot. johnny, what do you have for us? >> we know today some small towns in the granite state started casting those ballots at midnight. the winnerers bernie sanders and john kasich. kasich. >> for kasich, we have 3. >> the tiny town was first to vote in the new hampshire primary and handed victory to kasich over trump by a three vote to two margin. >> let's have a big, big victory tomorrow. >> donald trump is still betting on a big win. at rally, trump repeated his get >> she says, darling, i love you but i have fallen in love with another man. i don't give a damn, you have to get out to vote. right? >> and mocked marco rubio for what he called a robotic response. >> the florida senator came under fire for repeating this line moments apart at the same event. >> we are raising our four children in the 21st century and we know how hard it is to instill our values in our kids. in the 21st century, it is harder than ever to i still in your children the values they teach in our homes and in our church. >> clinton is fighting for the a fish against bernie sanders. the senator picked up a win overnight and is leading clinton among female voters. >> please vote with your head and your heart. >> but one thing that could get in the way of this whole thing snow is in the forecast and experts are expecting a record turn out. we'll have the results tonight on news 6 at 11:00 and as they come in on clickorlando.com. >> we'll be watching. thank you. there is a bighorn for volusia county police dog wounded in the line of duty. >> in a few hours, endo will receive a purple heart and a medal of valor for his service. you may remember this german shepherd was shot back in november while he was following a man accused of attacking his wife. endo's handler will also be honored as will deland animal hospital which helped endo make a full recovery. a lot of people really proud of this dog and all he has done for the community. that's great. >> good to see the dog is doing better. >> time to check in with troy. troy, what is the story today? >> he is an honored officer. we will be dealing with cold air in the next few days. tomorrow morning, even colder than this morning. you can see the rain overnight ahead of the front, continues to white that you see, if you look closely, that's cloud cover. we'll see clouds eventually push out and windy conditions will be the story all day today as those winds gust near 40 miles an hour. that's enough to cause trouble and cause some issues on the roads for high profile vehicles. watch out for that drive home later today. we are at 45 in ocala. right now, 54 in new smyrna beach. 52 in orlando. 51 in melbourne. likely to drop into the upper 40's before gradually warming to 60 at the bus stop this afternoon at 3:00. most of today will feel like the 40's and 50's. then we reach 60 and then we cool down. we'll talk more about how cold it will be tonight in minutes. first, let's check on the roads with amy in the napleton traffic center. good morning, amy. >>

. >> i'm bridgett ellison with troy bridges. troy, we have this threat for severe weather that will last for several hours. >> we are talking about 8:00 this morning on through the afternoon drive, even 5:00. by 5:00, most of it is moving over into brevard county and out of the way. let's show you what we are in for as we show you this line developing through the gulf of mexico. we had severe weather overnight. in the panhandle through georgia, severe weather. that's the tornado watch in effect until 10:00 this morning for marion and for sumter county.

. >> it's time to check in with meteorologist troy troy and the pinpoint accurate forecast. >> yes, we will have those temperatures in the 90s today. many spots getting into the upper 70s, right around 80 degree. 59 is where we are right now unocala. 60 at new smyrna beach and 62 in orlando. a mild start. we had some patches of fog. up to 80 degrees at 3:00 today with a mix of sun and clouds and no rain. rain chances out of the days. tomorrow is groundhog day. it's punxsutawney phil. tomorrow. rain chances up to 50% on thursday. cooldown. mid 60s by the end of the week. super bowl weekend, highs in the 60s. let's head over to amy amy in the napleton >> if you're going to be hitting i-4 and both sides are pretty slow around downtown. this happens to be west-bound. a heavy ride out there as you make your way around ivanhoe. all those spots moving very slowly right now. you can take a look at it this way until you can see definitely added to our travel times either side again of i-4 this morning. that is your check on traffic. back to you. >> cbs this morning continues next. >>> get updat

troy bridges. troy, it is certainly cold outside. >> below freezing in marion county right now. we are likely to deal with cold air most of the day is the winds kick up this afternoon, making it feel more like the 50's. here's why, we are pinpointing a system. it is bringing blizzard warnings to new england, all the way into canada. we'll continue with winds as they kick up. they'll make it feel cooler. 30 in ocala. 38 in daytona beach. not a lot of wind right now but later today the wind will be kicking up. we'll continue with cool temperatures below average. we make it to 65. all week cold air. we'll talk about the reinforcing blast. let's check on the roads with amy in the napleton traffic center. >> good morning to you at home. this is the latest thing coming into the traffic center. we have reports of an accident in kissimmee which is causing road blockage. watch out for some blockage. i'll keep you updated. as far as the interstates go, the main roads, those are moving along just fine. westbound traffic moving away from you by lake mary. we are doing ok except for some accidents on the minor roads. we'll go back to you. >> now back to breaking news we are following on the high seas. the royal caribbean cruise ship runs into a huge storm. >> passengers on board went on social media posting pictures of the damage. kirsten is at port canaveral where the ship is set to arrive in a few hours. what is the latest we have learned about that? >> to give you a perspective, this ship had to sail through the same storm that is hitting new england today as a blizzard. we are talking 100 plus per hour winds that is rocky conditions for passengers. some have been taking to social media and posting about their experience. let's look at the video showing when the storm hit, the captain asked all guests to stay in their rooms until the weather improved. there are no reports of any injuries. the cruise line said there isn't damage to the ship itself but these pictures from passengers don't lie. they show furniture flipped and crashed flower pots. the crew left new jersey and was supposed to make it to bahamas and make it back in a week. the ship has enough room to hold 5,000 passengers. the stops in cape canaveral is a scheduled stop. we have seen a couple of cruiseships come through. not tan them by the seas. it is scheduled to make an appearance by this afternoon and we should be able to so see how it weathered the storm. shot during an armed robbery. workers inside tell us four masked men walked into the store and pointed a gun at the clerk. after firing a warning shot, another clerk walked back into the store and was shot several times. a third worker who was also in the store spoke to us about this terrifying situation. >> i saw him standing there, holding his leg, told me he got >> the victim was shot three times in the leg but should be ok. johnny is following the breaking developments on this story. we'll have an update in the next half-hour. >> there are new developments surrounding the shooting of a 13-year-old boy. >> deputies say it appears of it an accident. we are learning a convicted felon is under arrest. right now the teen is is being mark, the owner is is facing charges. >> deputies say he shouldn't have owned a gun in the first place because he is a convicted felon. hospital. they are gathering information and talking with family members as that teen recovers. >> i know the kid got shot in the neck. apparently they were playing with guns. >> next door neighbor says he home. a 13-year-old rushed to the hospital after what appears to be an accidental shooting. >> only news 6 was rolling as a man was placed in handcuffs. this morning, we are learning it was his gun that went off shooting the boy. >> deputies say walter wasn't at home yesterday afternoon but family members were. investigators say two 18-year-old found his gun and accidentally fired. he was arrested for possession of a firearm. >> a close knit family, well rounded. i think it is a case of kids goofing off, not knowing what can happen. >> i did some digging into the background and found he served five years for drug trafficking. he had bonded out of jail overnight. we are gathering more information about him. i can tell you, i'm asking deputies if anyone else will be facing additional charges in the shooting. as soon as we learn anything new, i'll make sure to pass it along right here. >> that shooting was just part of a violent weekend in orange county. right now, three gunmen remain on the run after a shooting at an orlando nightclub that left two people dead. we brought you this as breaking news yesterday after as many as three gunmen started shooting universal boulevard. police haven't released any details about the gunmen or details surrounding the conditions of victims. we know one of the victims was in critical. officers say they are reviewing security from the club to get a better idea of what went down and who those gunmen could be. >> plans for this downtown ucf campus could take a step forward. in a few hours, city leaders will discuss a plan to give the school millions of dollars to make it all happen. officials looking to build that campus and a so-called creative village. this is where the amway used to be. it could serve up to 10,000 students. commissioners will take an agreement to set up money towards this project. that will cover everything from land to road improvements and parking. the project is is far from a done deal. just last year the governor vetoes $15 million for this project. the makers of an energy drink. they'll start filing offense 100 lawsuits against drink makers. so farther not giving details but attorney matt morgan tweed out a study that shows drinks can increase heart palpitations palpitations. a press conference is set for 1:00 and we'll keep you updated. >> one of the candidates vying for president will make a stop in marion county later today. ben carson will be holding a luncheon at the country club starting at noon. this event is all about raising money for his campaign. tickets start at $250. the rest of the candidates are spending the day up in new hampshire. voters will head to the polls. it comes after top candidates took jabs for each other donald trump is leading for the republicans and bernie sanders >> fans of the broncos have a reason to smile. >> they recollect officially call themselves champions. >> you saw the game live here on news 6. they om allowed one touchdown for the squad. in the end, the final score was denver 24, carolina 10. fans hitting the streets to show their love and support prt new super bowl champs. this is video taken after the game from downtown denver. police say the crowd did get rowdy at times. this is denver's first super bowl win in 18 years. they were excited for this victory. >> can't blame them. >> troy bridges in the pinpoint weather center. >> talking about temperatures below freezing. showing you this vantage point. it is 39. it feels like 39 because we don't have a lot of wind. out of the west. that will change later today. the wind kicks up gusting greater than 25 miles an hour at times. it is 30 in ocala. 39 in sanford. 39 at new smyrna beach. 38 in daytona beach. 32 in melbourne. area wide, cold enough to grab the coat. not a big warmup, although it will be warmer than yesterday's 50. 65 will be the temperature at 3:00 with increasing clouds today. tonight, we are pinpoint ago new front that will bring rain and a cooldown behind it. a lot of cool air let's check on the roads and head over to amy in the traffic center. >> things really are looking good on the roads for right now, all the main arteries moving along like this. i-4 westbound, lake mary to minutes on time. same thing eastbound, turnpike to the expressway, five minutes, looking fantastic. if you are attacking the be

along with troy br idges. troy, we are going to need jackets, scarves, maybe a toboggan. >> whatever you have that you can grab. the wind will be kicking up. let's show you the temperatures. it is freezing right now in ocala. 36 degrees in the villages. 38 in leesburg. 39 in orlando. it is 40 at new smyrna beach. 47 at cocoa beach. so area wide, cold enough with a big coat as you head out the door. he's the hour by hour forecast as we take you through the day. we'll start off with sunshine and then more clouds will build. rain chances not a factor this afternoon at only 10%. we only get up to 65 at 4:00. we'll pinpoint rain for tonight. making late evening plans. we'll talk about more cold air behind the front that brings the rain. first let's check on the roads and head over to amy in the traffic center. >> thank you. definitely that chill. grab a jacket as you head out the door. we are moving along nice. construction picking up along the main artery. a look at i-4, eastbound you can see on the side we have constr

troy in florida, please. troy. >> boo-yah, troy. >> caller: i was watching this morning and you -- >> my charitable trust owns both. disappointed in bank of america. nice pay raise for the ceo. the stock is doing better. in the old days i would turn myself upside down for comic relief. now i can't do it. the ceo came on "mad money" and brian moynahan, please come on "mad money" to explain the way john stump did. john said, listen, we have bad oil and gas loans but we are criticizing them, checking them out and i have faith stump will get out without big charges. they have a giant mortgage book of business. now bank of america as -- cheap. wells fargo is great . dennis in michigan. dennis. >> caller: hi, jim. what are your thoughts on the airline stocks, in particular >> i came out last week, did a piece and the week before another piece saying the stocks are too cheap. when i see five, six, seven times earnings that's ridiculous. i like delta and i like american. i think they should be bought. i like southwest very much. i'm el in

troy bridges. troy, we have this threat for severe weather that will last for several hours. >> we are talking about 8:00 this morning on through the afternoon drive, even 5:00. by 5:00, most of it is moving over into brevard county and out of the way. let's show you what we are in for as we show you this line developing through the gulf of mexico. we had severe weather overnight. in the panhandle through georgia, severe weather. that's the tornado watch in effect until 10:00 this morning for marion and for sumter county. northeastern zones. marion county, sumter county, lake county. through noon, the chance for strong winds, even tornadoes. that timeline from 10:00 until 2:00 this afternoon, from 2:00 until 5:00 this afternoon, eastern areas, including osceola county, brevard county. eventually it does push out. lots of clouds today. ch plenty of warm muggy air. 81 at 4:00 with an 80% coverage of showers and storms. let's check on the roads with amy in the traffic center right now. >> t so much. the commute will be getting more complicated very shortly. for right now, not the case. doing fine right now. a live look at i-4 moving past saxson with no issues eastbound and westbound, a crystal clear ride. so far this morning. your drive times looking fantastic on 408 on 417, no issues. you'll find the exact same thing traveling i-4 of 95 for the time being. that is your check on traffic. back down to you. >> back now to the weather. we have brand new video just into the news room showing the damage caused after a tornado creates a path of destruction. there are reports of a two mile stretch of damage in pensacola. >> workers searching for people who could be in trouble. mark lehman is following the latest developments. lots of people have lost everything this morning. >> all morning long video come into our news room showing some of the devastating damage. the storm ripped apart homes. right now, the search for victims continues. >> we got invited downstairs. >> storm victims in pensacola describing a two mile path of destruction left mind after a tornado rips through. strong winds tossing trees in the street. tearing the roofs off several homes. >> rescue efforts continuing into the morning as emergency crews went door to door searching for victims. the storm system striking here already proven deadly across the south. >> it is a jumbled mess. these travel trailers were picked up, moved a considerable distance and really blown apart, torn apart. >> two people killed and more than 30 hurt. those hiding describe the storm as like something they have never experienced. >> the wind picked up. debris was all over, flying everywhere. sounded like a bomb hitting the house. >> this same weather system is expected to bring the possibility of severe storms today, more than a dozen schools in north florida and georgia have cancel classes in anticipation of more bad weather. >> big clean-up expected there today. mark, thank you. troy is going to be back. if you haven't done it already, download our pinpoint weather app. get live radar and updates all day. it is free and in your app store. search wkmg right now. >> more breaking news this time in daytona beach where there are reports of multiple vehicles after a shooting. we know what happened at two different crime scenes. news 6 johnny is working to get answers out there. johnny, what do we know so far. >> according to reports, at least two people shot in the two different locations where the shootings took place. police did clear the scene on ingram boulevard, not that long ago. probably in the last hour. police are not saying much about it was an incredibly active scene. we watched as officers swarmed those scenes. one of the victims shot near the police athletic at all. a gunman could be on the loose. i have not heard back from them yet. once i get new updates, i'll pass that information along to you guys. on air and on air and online. online. >> breaking news

troy johnson. troy, some of your listeners have strong feelings about his legacy. here is what they said about comments he said about a case that came before the court. >> you're looking at the passing of justice scalia, you're probably losing the most conservative justice on the court. he definitely wasn't a friend of what we would call liberals, whether it's african-americans or people in the lgbt community, but he did, you know, try to protect the constitution. >> that's malcolm who i spoke to, he's from hyattsville. there's a lot of strong feelings because there's a sense from folks that justice scalia's hard line while he was on the bench really had a negative impact on african-americans. act in 2013, before the court he said it was a racial entitlement that ignores the white population. the voting rights act of 19 6 obviously enables african-americans to vote and not be disenfranchised. just as recent as december making disparaging remarks about african-american students suggesting they'd fare better at less challenging schools. those kinds of things are resonating with the people that i talk to, and they kind of think back to, you know, who nominated him, president reagan and the lasting legacy that president reagan's term had on african-americans. so there are a lot of things people certainly not sad to see him pass away, but there are certainly concerns about what he did on the court. >> when presidents nominate a supreme court justice it has ramifications for decades to come. gr president obama should nominate a new justice. again malcolm is speaking for several of troy's listeners. >> it's interesting that people want to stop the president from doing his job. that's a little disheartening and disingenuous to those who want to claim that they're all about the constitution. then they should look no further than to see that the president has the constitutional right and responsibility to replace supreme court justices. >> and malcolm talking about something that a lot of people were saying to me. it's the president's constitutional obligation to make this decision while he's in office. there's nothing that says your term ends after three years. your term ends after four years. there's already been a mandate in terms of what people were telling me in the last election when he was re-elected. so they say that they understand the politics behind it because if there was a republican president in office and the situation was reversed, we'd expect the same kind of conversations, but they certainly kind of feel like this is the same deal with throughout both of

troy bridges. good morning, troy. >> good morning. we are starting cool. a little bit of a patchy fog. where we would be seeing it is along i-4. i checked on visibilities, we are looking a-ok. 55 in orlando. 52 in ocala. 57 in palm coast. 63 at cocoa beach. beach. look at the warmup. rain chances at 20% with increasing clouds. coming up, we'll talk about more rain for tomorrow and just about a big cooldown behind it. >> this is happening along washington street in new smyrna beach. johnny fernandez is live at that scene. you just talked to police. what is the latest? >> what we know this morning is those two people that were transported to a hospital, no word -- police are focusing their investigation on washington street. they have the whole street blocked off as they try to piece this together. they tell me the reason it is blocked off, they have found blood on the street so they are still trying to put the pieces of the puzzle together. here's what we know so far. police tell me they got a call about this shooting around 2:50 this morning. they tell us they did find blood on washington street. right now, police continue to talk to witnesses and collect evidence to try to really help them understand what happened. we know police, they do believe they are not looking for the gunman. we are back live. we are trying to ask police a number of questions, like i said. once i get new information, i'll pass the update on air and online at clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. >> thank you. we'll check in with you later. >> following news overnight from orange county. detectives are searching for three suspects after a shooting outside a restaurant. it happened during a robbery in the parking lot on lancaster not far from oak ridge high school. deputies say the victim was rushed to the hospital. investigators say they are trying to figure out if the victim was a target or if the robbery was random. we are also following more breaking news from overnight coming out of brevard county. >> a mystery in meritt island after the bodies of two people discovery was made last night along indian street. right now, investigators aren't saying how these people died. kirsten is is live in brevard county. neighbors are talking about the people who lived there. >> it is a tight knit neighborhood. neighbors are telling us they are sad to hear this news. they say this is the home where those people lived. it was a family with a young child who the neighbors used to see out here in the yard. overnight, the house was covered in crime tape. we have been pressing the morning. we did get a response from them but all they are saying right now is this is a death investigation. we found out from fire and rescue crews that two people were found inside this home. neighbors tell us it is a >> passing by, i'm not sure what happened but i'm going to miss him. >> neighbors tell us the concern about the girl, the daughter who lived in the home. we have been asking the sheriff's office about that child and they are refusing to tell us about her condition. we'll talk to the sheriff's office this morning and find out what led investigators to this house. as soon as we get an update, we'll post that to our website, clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. >> all right, thanks. >> this morning, we are getting our first look at the man orlando police say opened fire. this is an old mug shot. we checked court records and found out he served time in the past for armed robbery. he opened fire in front of >> we were just walking quietly. he went behind the counter and started shooting. >> i was terrified. it could have been me or my daughter. >> police say stevens was tracked down a few miles away. at last check one of the victims remains in critical condition. stevens was taken to the hospital. as soon as we gets out, he'll be transferred to jail. >> a huge detour for thousands of drivers in brevard county. it is not just a couple of hours we are talking about, it is for more than a month. starting later tonight crews will shut down a stretch of wickham from eau gallie boulevard to aurora road. the closure is being done so crews can improve drainage. the shutdown will last until april. drivers will have to do a four mile detour to get around that mess. city officials are warning people to be ready for a lot of extra traffic in the area and to leave plenty of extra time to get where you need to be. >> troy bridges is tracking some >> more cloud cover as the day progresses. rain really increases tomorrow. we are cool, cool enough for a jacket. 55 in orlando. with calm winds, we are pinpointing some patches of fog. visibility down to a half mile at cape canaveral. here's the bus stop forecast, warming quickly to 82 degrees by 3:00 today. even though we'll have mostly cloudy skies. only a 20% chance for rain. kids will need the short sleeves but not so much the rain dpeer. we'll talk about when we need the rain gear. first, let's check on the roads with amy in the napleton traffic center. busy this morning. what is happening. >> it is busy. unfortunately, we have an update about this accident working over on obt. it is not a good one. we have north and southbound lanes closed. this is happening right at that busy intersection of orange blossom trail and americana boulevard. i still recommend taking john young parkway as your alternate. if that changes, i'll let you know. for now, we have b

troy bridges has a forecast >>troy: we have warmed up quickly even though we have tons of clouds in place. view. hardly any sunshine out there but we are already very close to where we should be for an temperature. that happens around three or 4:00 in the afternoon. this time it would be 74 in orlando and here at noon we are at 73. you can see the reason the south east wind is kicking up at 60 miles per hour. it's bringing more of the warm air and temperatures are heating up about the afternoon. we'll see a chance of showers with the southwind bringing in the moisture. we are at 72 in sanford and 70 in ocala. 70 in daytona and 73 in melbourne. nearly as cold this morning at a few mornings back. we were in the 20s at times and ocala started out at 46. the two was the early low in orlando. we will warm near 80 in many spots today. 78 with a 30% chance of rain. tomorrow. we will detail the and pinpoint the timing, straightahead >> the orange county man was found stabbed to death. overnight and towed for processing. deputies found that 81-year-old inside his home on saturday night. they are c

amy: that was september 2011, a few months later, troy's biggest advocate, his sister, would also die of cancer. to see all of our coverage of the troyny davis case, go to democracynow.org. we are raising forward to july 2015 when democracy now! interviewed all three cofounders of the black lives matter movement patrisse cullors, opal , tometti and alicia garza. this is alicia. matterblack lives movement has to by its very nature be intersectional because of the complexities of who black people are in this country and throughout the world. there is that thing separate about wages from black like in the survival of black people than police violence and police terrorism. we even still have a situation in this country where we have black workers who are not covered by federal labor protections, like domestic workers and farm workers. so we certainly cannot just look at the issues of police violence. police violence is the tip of the iceberg when it relates to the conditions overall of black people across the globe. amy: in our 20 birthday, democracy now! special, we race for two october 20 -- to the 2014, world-renowned political dissid

troy carter. >> thank you for having me. emily: you grew up in west philadelphia, just like the fresh prince. troy: west philadelphia, born and raised. [laughter] emily: how did you get started in tech investing? troyind of fell into my lap. working with lady gaga, it was difficult to get to music played on the radio, so we use a lot of see she -- social media tools. facebook was coming out of .edu, twitter was on the rise. we were using these social media platforms to reach fans directly. a lot of the technology companies started approaching us. now, i am a venture capitalist. emily: you started using facebook and twitter before anyone really did. troy: we use it out of desperation more than anything else. we were at a stage where these distribution systems and gatekeepers were all of a sudden a little less powerful because of this technology where you could speak directly to fans. the first time we heard lady gaga's music before she got signed was on myspace. she was the first mainstream artist to really break out on these platforms. emily: you are an investor in companies like uber, dropbox, lyft, spotify. these are deals that traditional silicon valley venture capitalists would kill to get into

hampton police posted this picture on twitter today congratulating troy on his service. they say troy served ten years with the hampton police dertment. several departments across hampton roads recently got their k-9 s fitted for new ballistic vests so they can all serve as long as ,c our weather roller coaster is heading up again but so is our chance for stormy weather. after a big drop in temperatures on tuesday, a warm front will roll through the reg overnight, bringing us a big warm up on wednesday. a gusty south wind will push temperatures into the 70s again. but a powerful cold front willrrive lathe afternoon. that will spark showers, possibly thunderstorms, and maybe even a few severe storms. our biggest threats are from damaging winds and localized flooding. most of the wet and stormy weather will fall on wednesday night and early thursday morning. but we could see lingering showers throughout the day on thursday, especially across northeastern north carolina. we will be back down into the low-to-mid 50s by thursday afternoon and only in the low- to-mid ons friday. temperature

troy campbell, news 6. >> julie: troy, thank you. with the sun down, expect to feel the chill all over central florida. >> ginger: now, no one is in danger of freezing tonight, but you'll want to bundle up. >> lisa: meteorologist candace campos has taken the pinpoint weather patrol to de land. >> reporter: our last stop on the pinpoint weather road trip on this gorgeous thursday afternoon is right here in de land near stetson university. it's been a universal day. we've been pinpointing the forecast all afternoon from orange city, to lake mary, now here to de land, and it looks like we're in store for some pretty nice weather throughout the next couple of hours. let's pinpoint your forecast down to street level here in de land for folks living out here. temperatures for tonight will continue to cool down into the upper 40's. crystal clear blue skies. the breeze will continue. for tomorrow, slightly cooler than where we were today, only warming up in the mid to low 60's, but expect plenty of that friday sunshine. i'm meteorologist can

troy is there, trying to get answers. troy, what exactly happened? still crime scene tape left near the intersection where the accident happened. investigators say it happened along this stretch of sidewalk at 5:30 yesterday. moments ago, we spoke to a loved one of the man believed to be riding the dirt bike. the uncle tells news 6 his nephew's greatest passion was riding his dirt bike. here are pictures from his facebook page where friends have been writing condolences since the crash. his uncle said he was not wearing a helmet at the time of the crash. he was riding his dirt bike along powers near benson on the sidewalk somehow losing control of the bike and hitting and killing a 59-year-old woman who was just walking by. she has been identified as marie edward. foster died of injuries as well. his uncle saying he died of >> i'm going to truly miss him. he was loved by everyone. i just -- you know, hope he is in a good resting place. >> foster's family says that he will be brought back to boston to be laid to rest. that's originally where he is fro

outside the orange county courthouse, troy campbell, news 6. >> thank you. troy. so far criminal charges have only been filed in the winter garden incident and not in connection with the incident that led to today's lawsuit. >> a mystery is still unfolding in volusia county tonight. a surveyor spotted what appeared to be a human skull in a swampy area while doing work. sky 6 flew over the scene just a little while ago. this is happening at red john road and international speedway boulevard. first thing in the morning. >> this is something a lot of us were talking about in the newsroom today. did you see or smell all the smoke today? >> if you were looking toward heathrow, it wasn't anything to worry about. seminole county fire tells news 6 this was a 150-acre controlled burn near the county line. >> the prescribed burns can prevent brushfires. no rain today in downtown orlando. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing your beautiful forecast on this thursday night. >> no rain for days, we're heading into a really good stretch, a good run of great weather he

troy campbell, news 6. >> thank you, troy. new information about the wildfire burning in volusia county. news 6 learned the fire is not connected to a controlled burn. florida forest service says they do not know how this fire was started. they are investigating. right now, no homes or businesses are in danger. firefighters are out there working to put it out. check in with clickorlando.com for updates. >> the fire is certainly proof that central florida needs some rain. >> we could use it. and tomorrow we will get just that. let's get you over to chief meteorologist tom sorrells, pinpointing the storms heading >> here's hoping the lightning strikes tomorrow don't cause more of those kind of fires. right now, we're tracking a few little pockets of rain. for the most part, we've wrapped it up with the very little fanfare. still raining in marion county, the southwest corner of the county. marion county has turned the corner and has dried out. even the showers are rolling through southern osceola, don't appear to be generating much in the way of any new rain. future radar likes to bring in a few more pockets of rain in the next couple of hours. overall, the on-the-town forecast for tonight, two thumbs up for now. we do have some clouds and a few showers, but compared to what we're going through tomorrow, smooth sailing. 10:00 tonight, we're down to 71. the 11:00 hour takes us to 70. standing by now in the news 6 newsroom is meteorologist candace campos. >> reporter: well, two thumbs up for tonight. temperatures are cooling down into the mid-60's. a mild and drive evening. two thumbs down heading into wednesday. with the cloud cover building in by 8 a.m. that is when we'll start to see the chance of some showers and a few thunderstorms, could be rotating by noon, and even about 4 p.m. for areas in taft and most of central florida. do expect a stormy afternoon. because we are anticipating the storms, i went out earlier today in the afternoon and talked to some people who were actually enjoying lunch, a pb and j sandwich and talked to them about their severe weather and what we're expecting heading into the evening hours and into tomorrow. all you need to do is search wkmg in the app store. of course, i gave them some free news 6 swag. don't forget, rain or shine, our news 6 weather team is on your side. you can get all the latest weather alerts and updates directly on your phone by downloading our new news 6 free app. just search wkmg in your app store. the notifications, the alerts, day or night, whenever weather threatens, we'll be there to very easy to do and just a few seconds could save your life someday. >> thank you, candace. she walked into the courtroom on crutches, facing the teen accused of running her down with a car. sergeant marcy pierce wanted to be in court when the 15-year-old faced a judge for the first time. news 6 reporter amanda castro spoke with the sergeant today and joins us live. first, what happened with ortiz today? >> reporter: well, ortiz will spend at least 30 days in jail. during that time, the state is supposed to look over all of the evidence to see if it could charge him as an adult. sergeant pierce had nothing to say to the teen who she saw for the first time today since investigators say he ran her over last week. >> i was on the car and he was going fast. >> reporter: sergeant marcy pierce, walking into court on crutches, some stitches just removed but still in a lot of pain. accused of running her over in court this afternoon. >> reporter: the 15-year-old is charged with attempted murder and aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer. the orange county sheriff's office says pierce was serving a warrant friday morning. that's when investigators say ortiz deliberately ran a deputy over in a stolen car. he was on the run for days. until he turned himself in to authorities on monday. >> he tried to kill me. >> reporter: ortiz's mother also in court. she refused to talk to us. >> no comment. >> reporter: do you have anything to say to sergeant pierce? the sergeant in tears while walking out of the courtroom. thanking her fellow deputies and the community for its support. ortiz is back in court next month. the state attorney's office says we should get an update then on those charges and could find out as an adult. >> thank you. >> a former isleworth millionaire could be getting a new trial. that means bob ward could be getting a new trial soon. here's more with louis bolden >> reporter: today is definitely a victory for the 67-year-old bob ward. his attorneys say their next step is to try to get a bond for ward as he, once again, prepares for trial. bob ward was fingerprinted and handcuffed after being convicted of second-degree murder in 2011. prosecutors hoped ward would be locked up for life. instead, almost five years later, his 30-year sentence for overturned. >> it wasn't just one isolated incident. trial. >> reporter: ward has been happened. attorneys should have objected when prosecutors used evidence that violated his right to remain silent. >> we need to bring the lawyer in here before doing anything. but i'm really concerned about my wife, my kids right now. >> reporter: the judge agreed there were eight references to ward in custody where prosecutors commented to ward about asking for an attorney. >> we need to get an attorney in here. >> we'll do that. i can't talk to you. >> i know. >> reporter: in her order, the judge wrote all post-arrests are protected with or without an attorney during interrogation. >> reporter: this was not an open and shut case for the jury. it took them 14 hours, over two days to actually agree. do it again. >> louis bolden reporting live tonight. thank you. a teen who brutally murdered her ex-boyfriend learned her new sentence today in court. amber wright will still serve life in prison but her sentence will be subject to review after 25 years. wright killed her 15-year-old ex-boyfriend back in 2011. police say she and others lured seth jackson to a home in somerfield, beat him, killed him, and burned his remains. wright and three other teens were sentenced to life in prison in 2012, but she got a new trial because the u.s. appeals court ruled that wright was not read her miranda rights before her interview with investigators. >> a 22-year-old man shot at his mother's doorstep. now his mom is pleading for someone to turn in the gunman. orlando police say they found roderick brown on the front step of an apartment with a bloody towel over his gut. he was shot three times by three armed men at the apartment. door and heard someone say "give it up" and gunshots. >> i was in my bed asleep. lightly sleeping. all i heard was gunshots in my living room. >> my brother was sitting on the ground. he kept saying he okay. just get an ambulance. that's all he could say. >> brown had surgery last night and is expected to survive. police say they do not consider this a random crime. it's possibly linked to drugs. if you have any info about this shooting, call the crime line at 1-800-423-tips. >> a volusia county man is accused of trying to run down his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend with his car. ashley gould told deputies kenneth taylor hit christian adams with his car on stillwater avenue in deltona. she says she used to date taylor. gould says adams saw them, drove up and striking adams on the right side and running over his foot and then rammed his car into the front of her car. taylor is charged with aggravated battery, leaving the scene of a crash and child abuse. his car at the time. >> well, it's a chance for the ladies to check out how they can get involved in law enforcement. >> coming up, which local police department wants to add more women to their force and, speaking of law enforcement, one sea turtle is probably grateful for this officer. more on this turtle rescue, ahead. >> big turtle, too. first, though, new details tonight about a massage therapist accused of touching his clients in a way he shouldn't have. what the state just did. >> new details tonight about the massage therapist accused of touching clients inappropriately. we've learned he is no longer allowed to practice in the state of florida. >> his license is now on emergency restrictions. caesar guerrero worked at the massage envy spa in winter garden. in december he was arrested her inappropriately during a massage. police in clermont say guerrero also worked at a massage parlor on highway 27. after his arrest, more people came forward accusing him of similar assaults. guerrero is charged with felony sexual battery. >> calling all women who are interested in law enforcement. the orlando police department is looking to hire women. in about two weeks, the police department will hold a women's law enforcement career forum. it is wednesday, march 9th, from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. at valencia college. for more info, go to clickorlando.com. we posted the address and contact information. >> not something you see every day. a giant sea turtle rescued by deputies. >> an old leather bag turtle. he's got the crab buoy wrapped around his neck. he's alive still. very tired. big turtle, about 9 feet long, 8, 9 feet long. the jacksonville sheriff's office posted this video to their facebook page yesterday. the sea turtle, one of the most endangered sea turtles was stuck in a crab trap. the deputy was able to cut the line and get that big guy free. so he's out there and all right now. good job, fellows. >> i love that. a local sheriff's office is under fire from prosecutors. >> coming up tonight at 7:00, we're digging deeper into why two deputies quit over questions about illegal drugs and from the same department, happening in the same month. >> do you know why i'm stopping you, sir? >> no, sir. >> windows tinted, sir. >> what is spotted odd dash-cam video could set some criminals free. why prosecutors are asking if there are deep problems at one county's sheriff's office. >> it makes me a little sad that there's all that trash. >> yeah, but this local boy didn't just get sad, he got fired up and is doing something about it. how he has pressed others to the word. that's at 7:00. you're going to love this kid. >> thank you, ginger. computer viruses are not just for computers anymore. hackers are tricking their victims into giving them what they want through their cell phones. >> you know, the average computer user and average cell phone user has no idea about this technology and that is what makes it so dangerous. >> so we will show you the best ways to protect yourself mobile devices against a malware infection and keep your files safe. that's coming up tonight at 11:00. >> speaking of that mobile device, now is a good time to download the storm tracker app. tom sorrells is going to be giving us alerts tomorrow, let us know what's going on with the storms. >> he's going to be active. >> it's a great picture with my big yellow tie on. >> i love pushing on your face on my cell phone. >> the best thing candace was telling us about earlier is the push alerts. radar, it follows you wherever you go. please download it right now. this is what the radar looks like. we've got scattered showers we've been following throughout the day today. much of the action has really slowed down. this is lake county, the villages over there. leesburg getting a touch of rain right now, into marion county from outside of dunnellon. it barely missed you in dunnellon. now it's up to fellowship, marching to the north. these are just little pockets of rain. this is not. the big rain and the big storms we've been talking about. this is just us, loading up on some humidity and ekeing out some rain. zooming out to the gulf of mexico and way across to louisiana and mississippi, you see the red boxes? there's one, two, three, four tornado warnings going on right now from louisiana all the way to mississippi. the yellow boxes here are the severe thunderstorm warnings. that's what radar looks like tonight. it is some kind of ugly over there around interstate 59 and 10. for us, a touch of light rain that really seems to have calmed down. at 74 degrees here at news time. in orlando, 74. melbourne 72, and leesburg 75. way up in ocala tonight, 77 with the rain right around you. gainesville, 77. and 72 does it in cocoa beach. wind speeds tonight are kind of all over the board. 13-mile-an-hour in cocoa beach. 5 in leesburg and only 5 in sanford, too. we've dialed the wind down quite a bit into the evening hours. here's the satellite and radar together. i want you to see the last six hours. you see how rapidly this is marching on over. it hits the panhandle tonight and first thing in the morning, troy bridges will be here tracking it. the cooler air comes in behind this and makes a huge difference for the weekend. tonight, by midnight, there's not much to look at. watch this clock, by 7:00 in the morning, here comes the action. by 9:00, it's in ocala. by 11:00, it's approaching the metro, from the villages all the way to sanford. by 12 to 1:00, it passes through 2:00, it's pushed all the way through volusia county. by 3:00 in the afternoon, getting on out of here. that cooler air we just talked about will be pushing on in. the lows tonight are in the 60's across the area. i'll call it, oh, 65 in the villages. 66 in sanford and 68 will do it in orlando. here's tomorrow. >> here come the storms. by noon, we're up to 78 degrees with showers on radar that could really be severe in spots. 80 is the high tomorrow. 67 is the high on thursday. so it's a big time turn around. as we go toward the weekend. friday's high is 64. saturday, 65. >> thank you, tom. >> we appreciate it. jayme is in

in taft, troy campbell, news 6. >> thank you, troy. tonight deputies continue trying to solve the murders of a mom and her teenage daughter. >> while we don't have a suspect yet or a motive, family members have released this picture of the 36-year-old marie sanchez and her 16-year-old daughter, destiny. they were found shot to death monday afternoon inside their home on santa barbara road. they were found by a man who lived with them. detectives have not released his name. >> it is a statistic bethune-cookman university wants to change. 13 of its students have been shot over the past year. most recent victim, the school is asking what can be done to end the violence. news 6 reporter loren korn is there. >> today service was more than just a memorial. it was a movement for peace, not violence. the school says they have some ideas to make sure another shooting doesn't happen again. >> another memorial service for staff and students at bethune-cookman university. >> but the school says it will be working hard to make sure it's their last

. >> troy bridges is joining us now. troy, that's a good look. >> yeah, it is. i have one of the baseball caps. i'm hoping they'll make it with a 3d look. i wear it all the time. here's the way it looks as we show you what is happening early this morning. a few cars out on the roadways. i'm sure you will be cranking the heat up because it is chilly to start especially in our northern counties. we are at 47 in downtown orlando. those winds coming in out of the north-northwest at 12 miles an hour. what about the rest of central florida, we are freezing. 37 at palm coast. 44 in melbourne. there is a freeze warning in effect for flagler and for marion county through 9:00 at temperatures drop at or below freezing. 59 at 3:00 at the bus stop. >> bundle up those little ones today as they head out the door, it will be cool and windy. coming up, we'll talk about a warmup in time for the weekend. let's check on the roads and head over to amy in the traffic center. >> good morning. we look fantastic at this point. no weather concerns, which does nothing but help us out. no

troy campbell, news 6. >> thank you. troy. big new developments now on this you remember this. we learned the orange county deputies involved in this will not be facing charges. cell phone video shows deputies arresting deidre reed last july outside the retreat apartments near ucf. reed later claimed her arm was dislocated during the arrest. the new report says the deputies were justified because reed and her friend were resisting. trespassing charges against reed were later dropped. >> new details on a violent carjacking that led to one suspect getting shot by orlando police. it happened last friday. we've learned the 34-year-old danielle evans drove toward the surgery and the two officers. the officers then fired shots. we're told she and two men stole the car at gunpoint from the 66-year-old norris hicks. officers tracked them down a couple hours later. the shooting happened in the parking lot of the bakery at south street and bumby avenue. evans was not seriously hurt. and questioned. the officers are on leave while fdle investigates. >> big developments tonight on the spread of the zika virus. the world health organization declared the mosquito-borne illness a worldwide emergency now. the disease has been spreading quickly. there could be as many as 4 million new infections this year. right now, there's no treatment for it. you can find more about the zika virus including five things you need to know on our website. just head to clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. >> two people, including a teacher shot and killed at a brevard county home. sky 6 flew over the scene on north wickham road in melbourne around noon today. according to our news partners at "florida today," the 54-year-old sandra cook and 60-year-old man were found with gunshot wounds. both were dead at the scene. we're told cook was a teacher at right now, police say they are not looking for anyone else in connection with the shooting. >> a warmer day to kick off february to say the least. here's the sun coming down. this is live over downtown orlando right now. it looks beautiful out there. it does look a little bit warm. the warm-up we're feeling is not over yet. >> a nice warm hug out there. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing the rising temperatures. we don't need it to go much higher than this. this is as warm as we need it. >> it's going warmer tomorrow. kind of crazy. >> 82 did it for the high today in sanford and leesburg and in gainesville, close to 80, maxing out 78 degrees. no rain in the immediate forecast. mostly clear to partly cloudy tonight, 70 degrees by 8:00. by 9:00, 69. 10 p.m., 68, with the onset of before the night is over, patchy to dense fog will be an issue. i'll be back in a few minutes and we'll talk about how hot it's going to be tomorrow. i think we're going to get awfully close, 2 degrees close to the record. see you in a few. >> thank you, tom. get breaking weather alerts and live radar anytime on our free pinpoint weather app. just search wkmg in your app store. >> new video tonight of a purse snatching in marion county. deputies say this surveillance video shows the 44-year-old woman grabbing the purse from a 79-year-old woman. it happened in the parking lot of wal-mart on highway 200 on florida. we're told the person drove off in a white car, that one right there, you see pulling out, almost hitting some people. she took the victim's wallet and cell phone. she's charged with robbery and aggravated battery. >> an unusual scene at a popular orlando hotel. a couple attacked police son was standing right next to them. this happened friday night at the hard walk at the universal citywalk. police say the man refused to leave and used his head to shove one of the officers. his wife, dawn, then started yelling at one of the officers before kicking one of them in the leg, knocking him down. they're both charged with battery on an officer. their son is with a relative tonight. >> well, it is the biggest night so far in the 2016 presidential race. >> next at 5:00, the hard push candidates are making ahead of tonight's iowa caucus. >> and an amazing gift for a pastor, just days away from super bowl 50. how his congregation is giving him the best seat in the house for the big game. >> you're watching news 6 at 5:00, getting results for central florida. this is i-4 and michigan street in orlando. traffic is about what you would expect right now, you're seeing >> all right. we're slowly heading to the north. we're at oak hill at nancy cummings park. it's a great day if you want to take the kids out to the playground. if you don't have a chance tonight, tomorrow will be a great day. let's pinpoint the forecast down to street level in oak hill. temperatures by tomorrow, we'll warm up, back into the mid-70's with a mix of sun and clouds and tonight looking nice and mild. the next stop on our road trip is going to be in new smyrna beach coming up at 5:30. >> we're just hours away from the first big test in the race for the white house. >> the presidential nominating process begins tonight in iowa. candidates from both parties have been campaigning there ahead of tonight's caucus. republican frontrunner donald trump is one of several candidates who held rallies today. he has a small lead over texas senator ted cruz. marco rubio is in third place. trump says he believes he can win because his campaign took a caucus. >> i hear they all have great ground games and people pouring in in buses and trucks. i've spent less money than anybody else and i have the best results. >> on the democratic side, poll numbers show a close race between hillary clinton and vermont senator bernie sanders. both candidates spent the day pushing for last minute support. >> i'm so excited about tonight. i'm feeling so energized because of you. >> we need tens of millions of people to stand up and say enough." >> tonight a caucus begins at 8:00. we will have you covered on our website, clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. >> well, tonight people are remembering one of the worst space program. >> today marks 13 years since the space shuttle columbia disaster. it was back on february 1st, 2003. columbia broke apart upon reentry over texas and the columbia accident investigation board later determined the cause of the accident was a piece of insulating foam that broke off and hit the left wing and left a gaping hole. all seven crew members died. last thursday nasa honored the astronauts during its day of remembrance at kennedy space center. >> we're less than a week away from super bowl 50. you'll see the big game right here on news 6. >> yeah, fans of the denver broncos and the carolina panthers and pretty much most americans are really pumped for in game. but perhaps no one is more excited than one north carolina pastor, getting a trip of the lifetime. the congregation at the kingdom vision life center in greensboro is sending their pastor to the super bowl. the group pitched in thousands of dollars in days to get him there. wilson says it's everything he ever wanted and then some. >> sometimes they say the things preach are going over the people heads and they're not getting it. it shows that the people have year. >> apparently he's a fan. members of wilson's congregation say it's the least they could do him. that is a great congregation, by the way. >> yeah, ginger. you said you'd get your pastor some of cam newton's pants, right? >> i would love to see him deliver a sermon in that. he would get everyone's >> he would. he'd stick out for sure. your home for super bowl 50, sunday. our coverage goes on all day, begins at 6 a.m. after the game, catch "the late show with stephen colbert" and after that, the lateshow with the news 6 at 11:00. >> it's going to be a fun day. we'll all be working. i've heard we're having a huge honking tailgate party here. >> you've been in patagonia for the last two weeks. >> it feels more like soccer weather really than football weather. >> sure does. >> look at how we're turning out this evening going into the night. the radar is as clear as can be. i have no rain to track just yet. it's going to be days now, probably thursday before that changes. the overnight lows this morning were okay, in the 50's and 60's. 47 in gainesville. that's the cool spot. we had the overnight low in orlando of 61. from there, we rocked it. sunshine mixed with cloud cover throughout the day today and wind support bringing in warmer temperatures. we zoomed to a daytime high of 82 in orlando and 82 in the villages and 80 at the cape and 81 in melbourne. across the country, the eastern half, we're doing great. there's a big winter storm going on right now in denver where it's 29 and snowing. 48 degrees. you get to detroit it's 45. it's 68 right now in atlanta and 59 in memphis. right now in melbourne, we've dropped off the daytime high degrees. same thing in daytona beach. down a bit. 73, not too shabby. else? a daytime high was 82 in orlando. we've only cooled off 1 degree. we're still at 81 for the city gainesville, 77 degrees and 76 does it at the cape. you see how the broken cloud cover on the satellite image? you can see the way darkness is creeping over. this is the last time you'll see it until tomorrow. the big winter storm is way back out to the west. i'll show it to you right now on the satellite and radar together. see that? on the edge of the screen is the next big storm across the nation's interior. it's that storm that will drive the cold front in here on thursday that changes right now, we're doing okay. tomorrow morning, at about, say, 5, 6, 7:00 in the morning, 6 a.m. here, fog takes over. patchy to dense fog. you need to check in with meteorologist troy bridges at 5 a.m. to see how much of it is going to play havoc with your day. tomorrow afternoon, we get really warm. the record on the day tomorrow is 87. wait until you see my forecast high. overnight lows on this night, not too far from where we were last night. 62 in orlando. 62 in leesburg and 65 in cocoa beach. the official forecast in orlando, partly cloudy early on, which is fine, and then fog late. 62 is the low. here is tomorrow. >> foggy in the morning in spots, dense at times. by noon, 68. daytime high tomorrow, 85. that is 2 degrees shy of the record on the date of 87 degrees. come wednesday, 81. then thursday, there is our cold front. daytime high on thursday, 74. daytime high on friday, 63. and super bowl sunday from here looks nice. >> so it's not a typo tomorrow, 85? that's happening? >> 85. close to the record. weird, huh? >> it is weird. thank you, tom. could some of the unique license plates you see on florida's roads go away? >> coming up next at 5:00, why some la

troy campbell, news 6. >> thank you, troy. it has been dry out there today. but that is about to change. here's a live look outside over daytona beach. all day and the threat for storms is on the way. >> chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing it all for us. so how much time do we have to find that umbrella? >> you'll be sound asleep by the time you need an umbrella. i think the rain that comes through here tonight is not all that heavy, unless you're watching from brevard county. scattered showers are just off the coast out there anywhere from 26 to 32 to 54 miles out to the open water. down south, here comes a blurb of energy, making it into southern brevard county. give it another hour on the county line and you'll end up with stray showers. the big stuff is to the west. the frontal zone here, dangerous storms there. all this moisture is going to overrun us during the overnight hours. on-the-town forecast this evening, you're fine. we're mostly cloudy and not raining much across the interior. by 9:00 tonight, 66 degrees with maybe a shower. 10 p.m., we'll be at 65. it's the rush hour tomorrow morning when the big rain will i'll be back to pinpoint the arrival of those showers and talk about how quickly we recover from the rain. >> thank you, tom. >> 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 store. >> well, an intense search continues tonight for a missing boater in brevard county. the u.s. coast guard wants to find this man, 38-year-old lloyd chamberland. his boat washed up in indian harbor beach overnight. this shows where his boat was found. friends say he never came back from a trip yesterday and investigators found his cell phone on the boat. florida today reports the coast guard is bringing in a bigger boat, along with an aircraft to help with search efforts. we'll continue to follow this and bring you updates as we get them. >> another case of the zika virus reported in florida. state health officials say the new case brings the statewide total now to 21. through a push alert on our news 6 mobile app this afternoon. the mosquito-borne illness is spread in eight counties and the latest in broward. all cases are travel related and do not involve pregnant women. right now, florida has thousands of kits to test for that virus. >> new video shows the take-down of a suspect in seminole county. sanford police say he caused a serious crash before taking off. here's a closer look at that. the sheriff's office chopper video shows the suspect running off. we're told he ran a stop sign on east 20th street and took off when a sanford officer tried to stop him. the car hit another vehicle before rolling over. he and two other cars inside that car ran off. officers caught all of them. they also found drugs and cash inside the car. all three suspects face several charges. >> new developments tonight in the case against two teens. they're accused of running over an orlando police officer last summer. one of those teens, angel nieves was arrested. nieves was in the car with him at the time. a judge pushed back their april 11th trial date. a hearing is set for that date so the judge can decide a new date. >> a fierce battle over the future of the supreme court following a justice's death. >> yeah, ginger, leaders have already drawn battle lines. >> they certainly have. it didn't take long for washington politics to spark after the passing of justice antonin scalia. next at 5:00, why some believe president obama should not pick a new justice while he's in office. >> and family helping family on the campaign trail. the candidates getting a boost pinpoint weather trip to rockledge. we're here at the rockledge country club where the temperatures are in the low 70's. expect overnight lows to remain pretty mild. mid-60's tonight because of all the rain rolling in throughout the overnight. expect a good chance for rain during the morning commute tomorrow and look how quickly things dry out. by 4 p.m., topping off into the mid-70's. the next stop is out at port st. >> right now, a heated battle continues on capitol hill. >> lawmakers are at odds over whether president obama should nominate a supreme court justice or wait until the next president takes office. news 6 anchor ginger gadsden joins us now with the latest on this big debate. >> yeah, the arguments between leaders in washington began after justice antonin scalia passed away over the weekend. with four conservatives and four liberals on the bench right now, the next nominee could tip the court's balance. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has made it clear he wants the next president to choose the new justice. other republican lawmakers and presidential candidates have echoed mcconnell's opinion. in the meantime, democratic senator bill nelson and harry reid argue it's the president's responsibility to make a choice, regardless of how long he has left in office. >> i think the american people don't like this obstructionism and say i don't care who he nominates, i'm going to oppose him, that's not going to fly. >> we cannot afford to have antonin scalia replaced by the nominees he's put there in the past. >> president obama has vowed to choose a nominee next week when the senators get back from recess. it's up to senators to confirm that nomination. scott pelley and the cbs news team will have more on this ongoing battle coming up on the cbs evening news at 6:30. >> another presidential candidate is turning to florida days after donald trump visited florida. hillary clinton is getting help from someone who has been in the office before. >> her husband, bill clinton. clinton spoke to a crowd in palm beach county this afternoon. going to speak there but her campaign decided to have her husband step in while she travels to nevada to focus on polls there. recent polls shows vermont senator bernie sanders closing in on clinton in nevada. florida's primary is coming up on march 15th. and jeb bush is also getting help on the campaign trail from family. his brother, george w. bush, will join jeb in south carolina tonight. he and his dad won the south carolina primary before they were elected president. so far, jeb bush has struggled. he finished 6th in iowa and 4th in new hampshire. >> excitement is growing for music's biggest night. you'll see the 58th annual grammy awards right here on news 6. >> the show will be packed with unique collaborations and some stiff competition. it will kick off with a special performance by florida native and grammy nominee pit bull. the biggest spotlight might belong to taylor swift, up for >> rapper kendrick lamar has 11 nominations. touching tributes will be held for legends who have recently passed, including david bowie and glenn frey. news 6 is your home for the grammys all night. it starts at 8:00. we'll also have complete coverage on clickorlando.com. be sure to "like" us on facebook and follow us on twitter. we'll be interacting with you all night. we'll have a live update from l.a. coming up at 5:30. it will be a huge concert tonight. >> good stuff. looking forward to the tributes. somehow kanye keeps getting invited back. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is joining us now. >> even though he's broke? >> apparently he's in big debt. >> are you ready for some rain? >> i guess so. >> they're nowhere near most of us. in southern brevard county, they're getting close to you. the stuff off the coastline doesn't amount to much. this coming in from down south, a few showers are going to erupt around the county line. the farther is comes from the north, it's slowing down. from that as it works its way north. this is kissimmee and this is the polk and osceola county line here. much of this is going toward you in polk. if it comes to the east that much, if it breaks out a little more, we'll have scattered showers. big rain is in the gulf of mexico, way back up around the panhandle, a cold front is on the way. here's daytona beach right now. it's been this kind of day. a lot of cloud cover. but we were mild. sunshine was trying to beat through the clouds. the wind support did it for us, it really did. right now, from the south-southeast at 9 miles per hour in daytona beach with a reading of 70. so even with all the clouds, we were mild, almost back to normal in most spots. 72 now from ocala to the villages to 70 in melbourne and 71 in sanford and orlando. the wind is from the southeast at 12 in orlando. 9 in leesburg. 12 in sanford. 12 palm coast. you get the picture. although wind support is bringing in the warmth. visible satellite shows the text newer erupting on the clouds in it's going to bring us the moisture before tomorrow morning. here's the set-up for today. a big ridge of high pressure turning into a heat pump and the big nasty stuff is back out there to the north and west, coming this way. by the time it gets here, it will have separated from the lift. we're not going to have huge, dangerous problems. this is 3:00 in the morning, between ocala and the villages is where the rain will be then. by 4, 5:00 in the morning, it's right here, from sanford to orlando. by 6 a.m., it's east of the metro area, all the way to volusia county and approaching the cape by 6 a.m. also be in osceola county but past you in kissimmee and st. cloud. by 7 a.m., we're just about done with it. it's off the shoreline. meteorologist troy bridges will be here to track it all the way on through. it might be a warning or two. we're not expecting a widespread severe outbreak or anything like that. as a matter of fact, the rest of the day after the breakfast hour looks pretty doggone good. i'm going to call the low in orlando, 62. here's tomorrow. >> you get the picture that the rain is coming early. by 8 a.m., it's just about done. by noon, it's way big done. the daytime high tomorrow should make it back to 79 degrees, knocking on the door of 80. wednesday's beautiful. 73. every day between now and next monday, well, gosh, each day looks better than the one that just went by. maybe i'll take off and do a recording. i don't know. >> we have to wait for that tonight and see some of that. thank you, tom. we appreciate it. prices at the pump are still falling. but how much lower will they go? >> next at 5:00, some analysts say gas prices could soon inch back up. and call it a holiday take-out take-down. a mom says she tackled

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troy bridges pinpointing the of central florida >>troy: most of the rain and storms will happen later in the afternoon. you can see the rain moving from the gulf of mexico through the big bend area. it's back over to georgia in the carolinas. it's much like on a conveyor belt. it's moving on the same area with a lot of rain just to the north. we will pinpoint a few of the showers lighting to the south as this front moves further to the south through the day today. marion county b seeing the rain first as we take you right into it. there is some lightning where you are seeing some heavier downpours for areas like reddick and we had into the next several minutes with some of the siding off to the east. most of it moves into the north and not quite in central florida yet. rock springs within 20 minutes light b moderate rain with a little bit of thunder and lightning. 75b0 in ocala and 78 in orlando. day we gradually warm to 80b0. we hovered near that temperature with an 80% coverage of afternoon showers and storms. we talk more about the timing for today's rain and when it moves out and

troy bridges. good morning, troy. >> good morning. we are pinpointing some cool air to start this morning. you'll need a jacket heading out the door. it is 50 degrees. flirting with 40's in marion county for ocala. 58 in orlando. and 57 in melbourne. we won't see a ton of sun as clouds continue to increase. that's the picture you can expect into the future as we show you a window into the afternoon. warming to 78 at noon. 82 will be the afternoon high by 4:00 with only a 20% chance for rain this afternoon. coming up, we are pinpoint ago new front. it brings afternoon storms for tuesday and wednesday and some of those storms, bridgett and david could be severe. we are not ruling out the possibility of a couple of tornadoes. that will be tuesday and especially wednesday afternoon. ahead. >> breaking news in volusia county where two people have been found shot. this is happening along washington street at new smyrna beach. you have been talking to police. what are they telling you? >> well, bridgett, this morning they tell me they are getting shooting that happened here on washington street. i want to get to video that we shot. police tell me they got the call about the shooting at about 2:50 this morning. police say when they arrived, they found two people shot, they were both transported to a local hospital. we also know this morning that police believe to have everyone involved in this shooting. right now, police tell me they are not looking for a gunman. we are coming back live. police say this is an ongoing investigation. they are still trying to piece everything together. once i get new information, i'll pass those updates to you on air and online on clickorlando.com. clickorlando.com. >> following nudes overnight from orange county. check out the scene. deputies searching for three suspects outside a restaurant. far from oakridge high school. deputies say the victim was rushed to the hospital and will be ok but the suspects took off in an s.u.v. before they got to the scene. investigators are trying to figure out if the victim was a target or if the robbery was random. following breaking news from overnight. >> a mystery in meritt island after the bodies of two people were found inside a home. the discover was made last night along indian street. investigators are not saying how the people died or who they are exactly. kirsten o'connor is live there this morning in brevard county. neighbors are talking, right, kirsten? >> reporter: neighbors have come up to talk to us about the family, where two bodies were found. overnight this corner house was covered in crime tape. mention he did hear what sounded like an argument out in front of the house late last night. investigators were out here. they are pulling out of the neighborhood, they were out into the late hours. all they are telling us is it is a death investigation. we found out two people were found dead inside the home. investigators were out late into the night talking with neighbors who tell us it is a confusing situation. >> all the people we talked to say they are concerned about the little girl. we asked the sheriff's office about the child. they are refusing to tell us about her condition. we are trying to find out from the house. a neighbor reported some sort of suspicious activity. we'll continue to press them for answers and have updates. >> also this morning, we are getting a look at the man police say opened fire, shooting people there. this is an old mug shot. saturday night, police say he was trying to rob the grocery store when he opened fire. in front of terrified customers. >> we were walking quietly. we went behind the counter and start shooting off. >> police say stevens drove off but was tracked down a few miles away. at last check one of the victims is in critical condition. stevens was taken to the hospital. >> thousands of drivers in brevard county, it is not just for a couple of hours, we are talking more for man a month. kroo will shut down a stretch from eau gallie to aurora road. the closure is being done so crews can improve drainage. city officials are warning people to be ready for a lot of extra traffic and to leave plenty of extra time. >> we are starting off nice. troy bridges is in the pinpoint weather center helping us get ready for changes that are on the way. >> the fog we'll see will be a little bit of patchy fog, not reducing visibilities. that is the good news. we are pinpointing big changes as this front approaches. you can see it is really not impacting anywhere in florida yet. this front will be edging in through tuesday afternoon, impacting us and sticking around wednesday afternoon we could have strong to severe storms. that's wednesday, we'll have a couple of days to watch the timing. more warm air with south winds. heeing into the 80's. we are at 50 at ocala. 57 in melbourne. a lot of clouds in place with moisture coming in from the south. we are he'sing up to 82 degrees with a 20% chance for rain. the big story will be the heat at the bus stop. coming up, we'll talk about changes on the way a huge cooldown behind the front on wednesday. first let's check on the roads and head over to amy in the traffic center busy from the very start

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troy campbell, news 6. >> thank you, troy. news 6 is also uncovering much more about the experience the daycare director had and how long the facility was open before closing its doors. news 6 at 7:00. >> the scheduled execution of a florida man is now on hold. a man on death row for more than 30 years was set to die next week. >> the state's highest court says it's all because of florida's death penalty law. it was struck down weeks ago. lawyers for the man asked to delay his execution after the u.s. supreme court ruled the state's death penalty law is unconstitutional. he's accused of killing two people in south florida. the jury's recommendation of the death penalty was not unanimous. in the meantime, members of a state house panel says they will take up a proposal that would overhaul the state's death penalty law. >> the orlando solar bears are getting cozy. cozy tv, that is. >> this saturday night, the greenville swamp rabbits head to the amway center take on the you can see the game live at 7:00 on saturday. on our 6-2 digital channel cozy tv and you can catch the action in person for free. we're giving away four tickets to the game on our facebook page as well, head to facebook.com/news 6 to enter. when you're called the swamp rabbits, you might need all the help you can get. >> they're going to get crushed for sure. i think he's riding a carrot as the stick. >> will they be using carrots for hockey sticks on saturday? >> i bet not. >> not the only big game, by the way, we're broadcasting. >> something's going on sunday afternoon. >> another big game. >> the 50th anniversary. it's kind of cool. >> glad to have it here on news 6. >> weather-wise, it should be a good day to stay inside and watch some tv. >> i don't think it's a bad day to get things done if you need to. it's going to be in the 60's and it's going to feel like football. look at where we stand tonight. tracking a few little spots of we're focusing on here in the last hour. zooming in to brevard county where the rain has been so far, brevard and osceola. here's satellite beach. as we've been tracking them all afternoon, pinpointing the rain arriving, dying out across the shore. the best bet for rain this evening has been right here, from orlando to the north, slim pickin's, not a lot going on. not a lot expected until thursday. that will be a big change for that day. daytime highs were up there. 84 from ocala to the villages to 82 in leesburg and 83 officially so far at o.i.a. look how far the warmth actually surges. 43 degrees in detroit city. that's warm for detroit. it's 73 in memphis and 73 in atlanta. everyone on this side of the country is enjoying a break from old man winter. the temperature readings dropped off the daytime highs but they 82 from ocala to the villages to 80 in leesburg. 78 at o.i.a. melbourne, 76. cocoa beach to the cape is suddenly missing but it's probably about 75 or 76 there as well. 24-hour temperature change, 3 degrees cooler now than we were yesterday at the same time. four degrees warmer in gainesville. wind speeds, this is the big differential tonight. the patchy fog may return, but i don't expect it to be the fog-out that we had this morning. this is what we're looking at on the visible satellite. you can see the grayness developing as the day wears on. cold front right now, causing big thunderstorms across the tennessee valley that will eventually come to you, but not until thursday. during the overnight tonight, patchy fog does develop. little spots of rain over here. coastal showers, really, about all i have for you. watch the clock up here in the corner. by wednesday night into thursday, here we go. meteorologist troy bridges will be here to track the rain. by 2 p.m., frontal zone is pushing in, big explosive storms from orlando to the east. i'll be here to track those. by 5:30 or 6:00, it's over. the cooler air settles in. lows tonight are in the 60's all over. 67 is the overnight low in orlando. here's tomorrow. >> 77 degrees by noon tomorrow. the daytime high goes all the way to 83 degrees in orlando. thursday, 78 with the rain by midday. really by 10 a.m., i think it will be here. friday's high only 64. from here the weekend looks -- well, i can't promise you it's totally dry but cooler than what we've been feeling lately. >> thank you, tom. >> how it should feel on super bowl weekend, tom. thank you very much. >> bye. >> could victims in rape cases soon get more protection in court? >> next at 5:00, the changes some state lawmakers want to see and why not everyone is happy >> and it's not often you hear lucky and loser in the same sentence, but this guy's luck defies that. the second chance th

troy. setting up nice for the weekend. >> troy. people are out and about at lake he hola. it's been so cold. it's been brutal this week with >> certainly was cool this morning. lows in the 40s and 50s but nothing like the 20s and 30s we had earlier in the week. we started off at 40 in orlando. we were at 46 in ocala and 44 in melbourne. we've rebounded nicely here with all the sunshine here at the lunch hour. we're at 70 in orlando. 72 in ocala where we were early in the morning a few mornings back in the 20s with freeze warnings. that is only a memory now. and that will be a memory for a while for a lot of folks who had to deal with that and deal with the frost. 70 is the temperature right now in palm coast. and we're at 69 degrees in melbourne. now, here's a look at the pinpoint accurate forecast. >> your forecast brought to you by delair heating and air conditioning. >> and notice the sky into the afternoon much like what we're seeing right now. blue sky and sunshine. there will be a couple of those high thin clouds moving in eventually. look at the temperatures getting up to 74, which is the average high in many spots for this time of year. and we're going to >> and that's why we'll see a little bit of a cooldown as we head into the day tomorrow. but, still, getting up to 70 degrees. starting off early tomorrow in the low 50s across central florida. so milder than what we saw even this morning. 70 will be the high tomorrow and then valentine's day on sunday, a high of 65. then we're back up to 74 on president's day monday if you're lucky enough to have that day off. chance for rain monday and tuesday. but not a washout. looking good. temperatures much warmer. that cold, cold air out of here for at least a little while. >> sounds so good. >> yeah, we'll take it. >> thank you, troy. visitors are getting a chance to get a look inside apollo 11. >> this is the smithsonian used 3 d technology to get all new photos from inside the astronaut's capsule. the crew members' belongings and visitors can now see this at the museum. we'll have more at noon. >>> but first here's a look at stocks today. and the dow is rallying 235 points. the nasdaq up 51. >> so submitted sewnian's air and pace museum is giving a look inside apollo 11. >> they used 3 d technology to get all new photos from inside the capsule. this is a very cool shot here because people can see areas where the crew kept their belongings, directions from mission control, even a calendar that kept track of their days in orbit. and if you can't make it to the museum in person, those images will be posted online in july to give people an idea of what it was like on the first trip out to the moon. >> full of history. >> yeah. >>> well good news this afternoon for shelter dog who danced her way to internet stardom.

live in clermont, troy campbell, news 6. >> matt: thank you, troy. we've learned of five new confirmed cases of the zika virus in florida. one involves a pregnant woman. we first let you know about this through a push alert on our news 6 mobile app this afternoon. there are now 42 reported zika cases statewide with four they stretch across at least 11 counties. state leaders are not saying where the four pregnant cases are located. so far, all florida cases are travel-related we're still told. you can find more on zika, including travel notices, symptoms and treatment on our website. just head to clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. >>> in just four days, prices at disney's magic kingdom is going up. >> lisa: they're going to charge more during busier times of the year. it's the first time any central florida theme park has done it. but is it too much? erik von ancken is live at disney world tonight. what are visitors telling you? >> reporter: disney knows there's a hard core group of people that will always come, no matter what. but some folks are s

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