for marion and sumter county' s. the light rain is just starting to move into marion county. a few showers just to the south of ocala along i-75 towards dunnellon. the bigger concerns are in the gulf of mexico and heading this way. even an isolated tornado, you can see the timing they' re getting into the metro area by late morning through lunchtime and continuing to exit through brevard county through the afternoon and evening commute. ted: congestion on the 408 westbound. especially onto to i-4, give yourself extra minutes. eastbound' s not so bad, delay >> the today show is next on wesh 2. michelle: local coverage continues with brett and jazmin. jazmin: a harlem globetrotter stops by to show us tricks. brett: a broadway hit dances into town and we continue to track that severe weather moving on it. be sure to join us on cw18. >>> good morning. three-peat. >> we're winning, winning, winning. >> donald trump cruises to victory in nevada, his third straight win in the republican presidential race. super tuesday is a week away and he's ahead in nearly every state. does he thi

moving in, away from marion county. the clouds are filling in, than the lighter will arrive about 7:00 or -- and then 8:00 or 9:00 is when we see stronger storms. thunderstorms rolling in first north and west and then getting closer to the i-4 corridor once we get closer to lunchtime. the storms like to the area this afternoon and into the evening commute. i will show you futurecast, we will talk more about this timeline coming up in just a you minutes. let' s get a traffic update and get over to ted. ted: a crash onto the side of i-4 in longwood. not really blocking the roadway or causing a big impact. 408 westbound to downtown orlando, you can see the flashing lights, a left lane blocked around the ruslan look offramp. cannot do before a weight eastbound, construction has closed off. exit at colonial drive and take that dean south and then you can back on the 408 eastbound. a left-wing taken out on i-4 eastbound before the 408. states are recovering. jason: the same storm struck with deadly force. buildings were damag

marion county sheriff chris blair says at some point today statement about the incident. in writing, he set his heart stopped less eating -- last evening when he got a call that one of his own it been shot. you never want she got a call he never wants to received. the deputy who was shot in the leg last evening has been released from the hospital and is recovering while the other man involved in the shooting with deputies did in fact die at reporting live in marion county, dave mcdaniel. michelle: fire raged through a home near daytona beach is two dogs inside. the lone resident, a man, got out of the house on coal for house drive safely. his animals were in a crate and picked. the garage and spread into the it even reached several trees in the back before it was eventually contained. jason: let' s turn to your weather now. afternoon. michelle: the worst is yet to amy sweezey joins us from our outdoor weather center center. in central florida, but we are definitely rolling. it is thanks to this cold front that is on its way through the state of florida, especially in the

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 repor

we are dry and watching marion county to the northwest. a couple showers and storms to the northwest a marion county. ahead of it it is dry. temperatures warm up. 60s, 70s this morning go with your shorts. 60 deland, 69 kissimmee, 70 melbourne and grand ball carry -- winds out of the south. tomorrow after the front they that will give us a chill. sanford today, some this morning and clouds quickly build. in the afternoon and evening drive we get rain and storms arriving. midmorning, western zones we could see a couple popping up timeframe, we will stop at noon. if you are getting outdoors, work early. i-4 to the west, chances of rain by midday. it fills in, 3, 4:00, when you see tom terry on channel 9, he will track the rain and storms. through the commute for some of us, gustier winds. a chance for showers through 10. after midnight, gradually clearing out by tomorrow morning clearing and cooler weather sliding in. watching out for pockets of heavy rain today and winds primary threats. late saturday, saturday night, saturday night another

brevard county, sharpes, satellite beach, 70, 70 and the villages and 60s in marion county. here is a planner, metrowest elementary, orange county, the clouds build this morning. afternoon, that's offer dry weather but 2:00, schoolbus pickup, thinking about that. through the evening drive, we will see the rain and storms pushing in . going over rain show you how much colder we will get by the time i see you tomorrow morning. 6:01 am. it was busy last hour let's see how we are now with deneige. >> i-4 has come down we had an issue but not anymore pulling up the camera, i-4, fairbanks. looking good in both directions at that point but we have a crash. they have been able to clear out at bates rd., goldenrod road but because of the crash, intersection. if you approach the intersection, treat it as a four-way stop while they are trying to get it fixed. >>> developing this morning, marion county a deputy shot during a gunfight with the hospital. >> we brought you the shooting last night as breaking news from the marathon kangaroo gas deputies opened fire on a suspect. eyewitness

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watch for lightning in marion county. the rain we expect a broken line by the time it gets to brevard county. may sit longer and thunder and lightning. could see spots about 1 inch. a variety. overall one quarter of an inch like we see popping up in sanford to .5 inch of rain which is what most will see. we will get a few higher totals. today, 81. very warm the front is not here winds out of the south, we are jumping into the 80s but again, afternoon and evening storms and some rain will linger through tonight and overall late tonight, showers come to an end and look what happens, northwest. we was see a big drop by tomorrow morning down to 49. a good day to have the weather and go with alerts on it and live radar. if you're running errands, picking up the kids from school, check the live radar and see if it is raining where you live. coming up we track a 2nd front moving in for the weekend. vanessa? >>> high drama today and a white house -- a house hearing cost of prescription drugs. lawmakers questioned a former drug ce

flagler county and marion county, that's my viewing area. you're going to freeze up tonight going down to 32 in marion county and ocala. some of the outlying areas may go below freezing. it's going to be a cold start tomorrow. the lighter blues for volusia, seminole, lake, orange and brevard, not sumter, just about everyone else, we've the windchill advisory in effect. the winds will continue through the night tonight. some of the gusts will be upwards of 20 miles per hour. the windchill advisory is in effect until 9:00 tomorrow morning. it might look clear outside, but it's very cool. with that wind, it's wicked cold. see the lows moving to the northeast? eventually the pressure gradient will slow down and stop the wind from knocking us around. there's nothing to show on radar. daytime high today, so far, 59. we might tag 60 and apparently we'll see it upgraded later. 56 in gainesville and 59 in daytona beach and 60 out at the cape. where are we now? still in there. 59 degrees in melbourne and orlando 59. ocala 57. you can see my camera sha

light rain maybe in marion county but i don't think so. i don't think much is going to happen. 72 degrees in new orleans. atlanta, 56. 78 in jacksonville. you look at little rock and dallas, that's where the colder air is. the frontal zone is about right there, getting ready to roll on in here. the problem is, we're so warm on the front side of it, there's going to be the devil to pay tomorrow. there's going to be big rock and rolling thunderstorms coming right through here by midday. it is 75 right now in orlando. 75 in melbourne. and 77 in leesburg. 79 in the villages. 79 right now in palm coast. i mean, temperatures are close to 80 degrees in some spots because you didn't get the rain. wind speed tonight from the south at 10 in leesburg. from the southwest at 7 in ocala and from the south at 8 in kissimmee. here's the front right there. there's the nasty stuff. from jackson, mississippi all the way down to the gulf of mexico. for the most part, it has pushed out of new orleans now into mississippi, but the front itself will come marchin

below freezing in marion county. i'll show you the winds now. the wind will kick up a little bit later today, at times leading to a windchill. this morning, some areas not seeing much wind. where you see a c, calm, calm winds in the villages. only 5-mile-an-hour winds in leesburg. those yellow things, that indicate the direction the wind is going. it is coming from the west-northwest and moving to the south and southeast. we'll see the wind kicking up. in brevard county, you can see near 20-mile-an-hour winds. in cocoa beach and points north of there, not as much wind. that will be the story at least for awhile. then we'll see the wind kick up afternoon. the freeze warning, those warnings are in effect until 9:00. a freeze watch for sumter county. the warnings mean we'll likely see freezing temperatures for a couple of hours or below freezing temperatures for a couple of hours. approaching the cold freezing mark. here are the temperatures across central florida right now. 30 below freezing freezing in ocala. we are at 37 in palm coast. 44 in mel

thunderstorms rolling to marion sumter county about 8:00 and 10:00 this morning. they continue to push the east. it is possible and likely that more counties will be added to this tornado watch as we had to the next several hours. what does it mean, it means there are no tornadoes happening it seems the possibility. between now at 10:00, a trader could develop in the approaching thunderstorm. you need to make sure you got your plan if you are going to be out in marion county or sumter county between 8:00 and 10:00 a.m.. that is what it' s possible that we could have tornado warnings issues. if that is the case, you need to be able to be inside. stay tuned to wesh 2 and wesh.com. the line of storms is back out in the gulf and up in north florida. it is quickly making its approach which is why this watch has been posted. still a couple of hours to go before the leading edge moves in to marion in sumter county. the clouds are starting to spelling first. should be a fairly quiet morning commute and enter at the day, we will see that line of storms rolling. getting ove

you see that in marion county. sumter and lake county, the heaviest of the rain will hold off until the afternoon. rain. some of it moving to volusia county. boom, that line developing and pushing in right along i-4 by 3:00, bus stop time today. it continues for 5:00 drive time in a couple of waves and we continue through late tonight with some of the rain at 11:00. the bus stop this morning mostly dry. have the umbrella because you'll need it this afternoon. 6 will be the temperature at 7:00 this morning. 80 will be the high at 3:00 with an 80% coverage of afternoon showers and storms. let's check on the roads and head over to amy in the napleton traffic center. no more cows. what are you dealing with? >> right now, the cows are a thing of the past. fortunately, i don't believe any of the cows were harmed which is good. nice. one thing you'll notice, a lot of open pavement. not a lot of cars traveling. looking fantastic. one or two southbound cars heading towards you. road. it is doing just fine. earlier crash in

frost advisory for marion county through this morning and that's just for ocala and marion county until 8:00 am because you folks were still in the low to mid-30s. the rest of us in the 40s. deland. 39, the rest of us, low to mid- 40s. 57 in cocoa beach. 41 in palm coast. so, it's just a touch milder, but it is cool out there for sure. wind speeds are relatively quiet, much better than yesterday. head further towards brevard county, breezy winds from cocoa beach into melbourne. it's quiet, at least we are photos having to deal with the wind chill. a lot of sunshine as the 70s return. cool and comfortable. tracking hour by hour shows completely clear skies until ton. it's our last pristine sunshine day and sunshine will start to partly cloudy and into our monday, tuesday and wednesday hour by hour downtown orlando. 50s by 9:00, 65, 66 degrees by noon. so, that is an improvement from yesterday. we only had 58 at the mid-day and we'll see the 70s return as we head into the afternoon. our average high for this time of the year, 75 degrees. we'll almost get there, today and then you can see

two people in the hospital after a deputy-involved shooting in marion county. the new information we learned plus. >> you can' t go and say you are in on one day and be a compressive the other day. >> i' m a progressive who likes to get things done. i was somewhat amused today that senator sanders has set himself up to be the gatekeeper on who is a progressive. jason: hillary clinton and bernie sanders clashing in a town hall ahead of new hampshire primaries. and, hundreds of local residents may have had their credit card information stolen. what you need to know as sunrise starts now. announcer: local, live, late breaking. jason: is thursday, february 4. good morning, i am jason guy. lets you -- let' s get you outside. this is a view of lake eola downtown or we are at 71 degrees right now. amy sweezey joins us. will we start seeing the rain you were telling us about? amy: we are getting rain today. most will be in the afternoon. some of us to the north and west may see it before noon. we will all be quite cloudy. i don' t expect too much sun. before the rain a

just what the marion county. if you do not get a warning today, we are talking about heavy rain working in and gusty winds. getting close to marion in sumter now. and it will be sweeping through for the rest of us. 60s, 70s outside this morning and it is warm and stay warm today. the greatest threat and storyline today will be the potential of stronger storms here is the timeframe for you go into it slowly to plan ahead if you're thinking about the kids at school are working outdoors, eight-10:00 arriving in western zones. shortly starting to pull into the western zones. from 10:00-2:00 a cross i 4. that is the best bet. widespread rain, thunderstorms 10:00-2:00. from 2:00-4:00, moving to the coast, coastal brull -- volusia, brevard county. after that, 5:00, 6:00, totally clearing out and we will see clearing skies moving in for tonight and chilly weather. coming up, we will go over the severe weather threats we can expect and updating future track because i want to show you hourly how the rain and storms move in

reporting from brevard county, melanie holt, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> covering marion county, three deputies are off the job >> we told you two of these cases had to do with drugs. the other deputy quit amid accusations he was conducting bogus traffic stops and searches. channel 9's myrt price is live at the sheriff's office, and you asked what they're planning to do to keep incidents like these from happening again. >>reporter: yeah, we talked to sheriff's officials about these incidents, and others, and can they say they're planning to ramp up their case review process so when they find cases of misconduct, they'll continue to hold deputies accountable. deputy kimberly brays was accused of using drugs at a house party. she covered up for bray. both resigned when they found out they were being investigated. the state attorney's office began investigating another deputy. bustamante. they say cases like this one, that were caught on video, where they say he found a gun in a bag, but they say he lied op i a report and conducted an illegal evidence of excessive force and that the deput

we're staying in touch with the marion county sheriff's office. and the fdle is investigating the shooting. this all happened because of the 9-1. 9-1-1 call, and deputied said that he started to open fire against the deputies. >> john: a news alert. governor rick scott is planning to talk about the zika virus today. >> amy: he has already declared a health emergency in four florida counties, and luanne has the latest on that. >> reporter: the governor declaring the health emergency after at least nine cases were reported in those four counties. here's a looked at four counties. sanity a rosa, hillsborough, lee, and miami dade. and it allows the state mosquito spray in the four county, and allows the florida department of health to make its own decision on what is needed from for the state from the cdc. it's primarily carried by mosquitoes. causes babies to be born with birth defects with abnormal shrinking of the brain. and there's no cure. >> we have all of the ingredients that makes the virus able to spread in our community. so we have to be sma

first in marion county, here's ocala and redick, getting wet early on. farther to the south in orlando the heavier rain has popped up in the last 20 minutes. this is highway 17 and the 527, raining at an inch and a quarter right there. it's racing this way to the north and east at better than 20 miles per hour, putting it in downtown orlando in the next five minutes and winter park 15 minutes from right now. farther to the west, around clermont, there's your heavy rain, an inch and a half per hour and a few lightning strikes as well. you can see how all this energy has been racing to the northeast and gradually marching on over. we told you last night the rain will be here on the county line by 3:00. it ended up being 30 minutes later than that, but the heavy stuff is still ready to roll on in as the evening wears on. this is future radar. you can see how it goes with the i'll be right back to talk about what happens tonight and the big change coming for tomorrow. meteorologist candace campos is going to be here throughout the afternoon doing rainfall to

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 how much cooler it will be tomorrow. guys, back to you >> we just learned about a massive data breach at ucf. be affect it. eric sandoval is there live. we know what's being done? >> i just spoke with a spokesman and he says they are conducting a massive review right now of the technology infrastructure. they're trying to figure out how hackers got into the system and got away with names and social security numbers. a lot of those

in marion county we had 28 and also 28 in titusville. temperatures still falling but not nearly as low tonight with mostly fair skies, a beautiful evening. 53 degrees at 10:00 p.m. will fall back into the upper 40s and that's it. warm back up quickly tomorrow. we'll be back in the 70s across the area. 45 sanford, lake mary and toward heathrow, clermont and minneola. temperatures in the mid 40s tonight. daytona a rip current risk not withstanding. a nice beach day tomorrow. 73 degrees at 2:00 p.m. winner winner there. 76 degrees in sanford for tomorrow. the mid 70s throughout the area. tomorrow is warmest day for the next just like that here comes another cold front. early saturday morning the clouds racing by and winds out of the north and west. early saturday morning the clouds move by but a beautiful day on saturday. a northwest breeze, highs in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. sunday a few more clouds late in the day. this will mover by tuesday morning bringing us a chance for rain but not a wash out. our rain chance up 40% on tuesda

marion county. tony: from the freeze a couple jim: for the second day in a row, big-time travel -- traffic troubles on i-4. there was a wreck about three miles on the east side. traffic is backing up even though the wreck is cleared. we would normally tell you to use 17-92 as an alternate, but that is a mess because they are doing work on the railroad bridge near the winter park-maitland border. there really is no way around this. once you get past the scene of the wreck, past maitland boulevard, eastbound traffic clears out. angela: it was report card day for all the schools and school districts in the state. the news was over all impressive. seminole and brevard counties got straight a' s and the rest of the local districts flagler, , lake, marion, osceola, volusia and orange, got b' s. s largest school district, 80 schools in orange county got a' s. however there was a short list of f schools, eight total. two are charter schools and six are elementary schools orlo vista, rolling hills, ivey lane

marion county. the villages mario county and lease betters had visible down to 0. here one pinker in showing great shot mere in grand island we have another great shot there hard to see very he very far >> in one from a bobby beige in leaves bevering they had. and this from down toe oar you can see sun coming up helping to that was elevated this morning. that one from carl. so, plenty of foggy, shots to see earlier today. we will be showing those again later today i am sure so tune in later starting at 4:00 and if you want pin your photos just search the wkmg in app tore it is news six storm pins app we can show your photos instantly no matter what kind of weather you want to show us. if it is stormy we would love to see in. high pressure dominating the forecast today. here is satellite if radar imagery you don't see any green that would normally indicate rain what we see few of those high thin clouds that sinking airway high pressure, leading to a beautiful afternoon. with hardly cloud but few high

that is flagler county and marion county under the freeze warnings until early in the morning, 8:00, 9:00 depending on the counties. we'll be dealing with the cold air for a good bit of tomorrow around tomorrow afternoon not warming much, only the 50's in many spots for the actual temperature. now, this morning, not as cold as yesterday at this time or as cold as it will be tonight, but still cold enough for the jacket. we'll likely drop these temperatures from here. we are at 52 now in orlando. likely to go to 48 degrees by 8:00 this morning. we are at 45 in ocala right now. 50 in daytona beach. right now, cocoa beach at 53 degrees. here's a look at the pinpoint accurate forecast, not a huge windchill through the day because of the temperatures only in the 50's most of today. it will feel like the 30's and 40's. by noon, we get up to 55. winds gusting near 40 miles an hour. by 4:00, 60 for the afternoon high and then we drop from this on into tonight. we are at 49 by 9:00 with breezy conditions, feeling more like the 30's for a good bit of tonight if you are making evening plans. th

bob ward maz been in -- has been in a marion county prison for four years. the millionaire was convicted of shooting his wife in the bedroom of his home, he was sentenced to 30 years behind bars, but today he got a second chance after a judge decided he didn't get a fair trial. >> a criminal lawyer down here, let's get to work on this. >>reporter: the main issue was that bob ward had already asked for an attorney. before prosecutors played this 32 minute video of him in a holding cell. they inferred to the jury that bob ward was guilty of murder because he wouldn't tell them what happened or let them test for gun residue on his hands. the judge's orders said that ward had the right to remain silent. so his attorney should have objected to the use of the video and the questioning. it's a fundamental right that can't be tamperred with. >> is it an armature error by the prosecution? >> i wouldn't say an armature error by the prosecution. >>reporter: r this is the first step, ward's attorney told channel 9 today he will be asking for bond. saying that ward is pr

in the next spot we're pinpointing is out in marion county, marion oaks. good evening to you. you're going to be dealing with freezing temperatures, which is why you're under the freeze warning as well. for your wednesday, wake-up temperatures, 37 degrees and warming up only to 53. a gradual warming trend will continue through the end of the workweek. >> thank you, candace. keep up with the cold weather all night and while you're on the go. our news 6 pinpoint weather app just follow wkmg in your app store. >> a teen was arrested with a gun on campus this afternoon. parents of wekiva high school students are being called to let them know. this video posted to twitter comes from a classroom inside wekiva high school. you can see deputies escort a 17-year-old student out of the room. we've blurred his face because he's not being charged as an adult. orange county school leaders praised the classmate for spotting the gun and letting them know. no one was hurt. the lockdown was lifted before school let out. hour. family and friends are mourning the loss of a teen who died more tha

freeze warnings in effect until 9:00 for our northern counties. flagler and marion county. there is a freeze watch in effect for sumter county, meaning temperatures dropping at or below freezing for several hours. 37 at palm coast. 47 in orlando. coming up, we'll talk about a warmup. when you can expect that change straight ahead. >> a major setback for president obama's sweeping plan to address climate change. yesterday the supreme court ruled to put a hold on the plan. under the epa clean power plan states would be required to meet specific emission reduction. this has come under criticism by unlawful. a federal appeals court will june. for now, the clean power plan cannot be enforced while the rule is legally challenge sfwld we are in the middle of the cold and flu season. if you have the sniffles and feel exhausted, health experts vaccinated. hendricks has increased. colds are common right now week. with that number, health officials are expecting the season will get worse. >> we probably get another two to three weeks before we get to topping out on the number of cases

for the northern counties. lake county as well as sumter along with flagler and marion county. the frost advisory is in effect for everyone else so although we will not have widespread freezing temperatures, there will be quite a bit of frost. right now it is 28 in ocala. most of our temperatures right now are where we were yesterday for our morning lows. it is 39 in daytona beach and 38 in melbourne. that are below freezing. in flagler county, this will be another spot where we are watching for freezing temperatures. as we had through the day, we will get lots of sunshine. we are still about 10 degrees cooler than average but at least warmer than yesterday, topping out into the low to mid 60' s. ted: we have road work on i-4 past winston street. you will lose a right lane. once you get to fairbanks, you will be fine. fairbanks, traffic is looking great. i-4 westbound going through ultima, you are looking good. just about the area of altamonte springs only six minutes. jason: we have a developing story we are following this morning as we are working to get the names of the good

it is located at the marion county jail. bar price spoke with the county about the new program. victims could fill out injunctions against their abusers under the protection of deputies. >> that was one of the points of the whole thing so that those victims can go inside those stores and file those injunctions while they are in privacy.>> it is giving us the opportunity to keep a lot more victim safe.>> reporter: cindy turner was a domestic violence victim should -- victim. she wants to protect them. she was grateful that the sheriff's office was able to create this room to help victims of domestic violence.>> weekends, there is nowhere for these victims to go to obtain an injunction. marion county is one of the few counties in the state that actually have after our injunctions that you can apply for.>> reporter: victims used to have to apply paperwork and sit at this desk in the same area where jail visitation is done, very overwhelming for them. >> after of victim is traumatized, it's a lot to go in a room where there's already 50 people in their talking on video visitation.>>

that trend will continue for the first part of the day as most of the rain hiss marion county, but eventually all that stuff will slide in our direction as that front begins to push to the south and southeast. here's the breakdown, hour by hour, the coverage of rain at noon at 30%. if you have some stuff to do, even on your lunch break, things will be fine. we have at 78 at that point. getting up to 80 by 4:00. we have time to heat up. above the average which is 72. expect the afternoon drive and the bus stop to be wet. we'll pinpoint the risk for stronger storms with lightning the cooldown behind it. first, let's check on those roads and head over to amy in the napleton traffic center. >> thank you very much. we have a few issues to start the day off with this morning. we have reports of a new accident that happened not too long ago. traveling through the area, we have a car that hit and took down a utility poll. we have power lines down by goldenrod. watch out for anybody directing traffic past that area. it looks like we have a tow truck on the scene. that's the westbound side of i-4, righ

a final back to marion county. heavy weather across 75. parts the marion county. jumping to the coastline and county, heavy weather moving offshore. more back to the west. down to the south, this is edging out of the viewing area. there's a tornado warning that has been expanded to include extreme southwestern sections a polk county for the potential of a tornado. this is something we will watch over the next couple of hours. this has been showing signs of rotation as it lets into the rest of polk county eventually. we will watch for this. the tornado warning to 1:00 for extreme southwestern sections of polk county. we will watch that as it gets closer to the area to see how that devolves. the broader picture, bigger line, you can see what is left of the rain and we have drier conditions back to the west sweeping in late today and for tonight. it will bring chillier weather in the forecast for tonight. 40s tonight. 78 in orlando, 81 deland, 80 degrees now in daytona beach. watching the front, rain storms will watch out for that and tonight turning chilly with 40s

flagler county, marion come upon them. that is all that is left, other than a couple of sprinkles, and so misting. you might need your wipers on occasion, even though we do not have any big downpours happening. and then, quite bit of cloud cover. and some breaks in the cloud. when will pickup come out of the south, bringing in warm, moist air. futurecast, you see at noon, pockets of rain off to the north. notice, once again to the afternoon, we are not talking about a home washout, and everybody getting rain. are talking about it being scattered, pockets off the coast, through the evening hours. once we get that sunset, all of the rain comes to an end. that is until moves back and tomorrow, at of our cold front. 80 today in a locale and the 82 in kissimmee. 78 in flagler beach. 82 and palm bay. tomorrow, here comes the rain, head of the cold front. there will be thunderstorms. a potential to develop, along with severe storms. wind gusts will be something to watch for, along the i-4 corridor. storms will push up the east co

the tornado watch for marion and sumter county until 10:00 this morning. you get updates on the app. search wkmg in the app store. you get them instantly on the phone. if you have to leave in the next work, you want to know what is going on. get it on the phone if you are away pr your tv. here is the risk for severe weather. the timeline from 8:00 this morning through 4:00 this afternoon. that's a long period of time. we'll watch this line move through central florida during that time. starting off in northwestern zones first. around noon, it will be on top of i-4 and then pushing over into eastern zones like brevard county around 4:00, 45k. it won't be on top of all areas all the time. it is a line moving through. the main threat, strong winds greater than 40 miles an hour. we can't rule out the possibility of a storm. you can see, this is radar right now. most all of us are dry. we are pinpointing the severe storm. this is a severe thunderstorm warning in the big bend region with wind and a lot of lightning. ofar, no tornado warnings there but there were

western marion county will see the rain first. it will be ongoing in marion county most of today. there's 2:00 in the afternoon. still not the big push of rain on top of i-4 yet. and then it gradually moves in. there is 4:00 in the afternoon, just in time for the that drive home later today. a lot of rain along i-4 and our major royce and continuing to push from west to east, there is 7:00 this evening and then late tonight, 10:00, 11:00. tomorrow looking good, cooler air behind this front. we'll talk about the severe risk that we are in for this afternoon straight ahead. and head over to amy in the napleton traffic center. >> roads are looking really, really good. you can see the eastbound side of the road blocked off with construction. this is outside over the i-4 ultimate project. we are looking just fine. drive times also reflecting that 95 travelers north or southbound not an issue at this point. we will have another check on traffic in a minute. first, your morning news begins right now. we are learning new information on a shootout in marion county that left one man injured

we have had upwards of three inches of rain, right here in marion county. the bulk of the heavy stuff is pushing over to the forest. heavy over daytona beach, watch travels on i-95 to palm coast, over at flagler beach. another round of moderate to heavy rain is working in. palm coast has had two inches of rain already, and it is still coming done. maybe three inches at the end of it. beach, down to oak hill, moderate to heavy rain is moving in. you can see i-4 west, i-95, wet oak hill. this will head your way over the next hour and 45 minutes. -- there is i-4 from lake mary, just feeling in. doctor phillips, the attractions to come. things have been fairly quiet and warm for osceola and brevard counties. give it another two hours, this a of rain will be sinking southeastward to your area. rainbow springs, 3.07 inches of rain with plenty of totals in marion county with two inches. 79 in melbourne, 57 right now in ocala three it the two degrees different alone in the viewing orlando 73 down to 58 by the time we come on the air at 11:00 tonight. daytona beach

we are seeing 41 in the villages but all around maryland county -- marion county, temperatures dipping into the 30' s. frost around, a frost advisory in plainville 9:00. the best opportunity is going to the north and west of i-4. lake sumter, marion, around winter haven and kenansville, you may find frost as well. warming up nicely as we work through the day today. our winds are going to be light. that is the only thing we are going to see in terms of sensible weather today. it is going to be a very nice afternoon around central florida. not a whole lot happening. highs moving back and forth. wind out of the north and northeast. for our monday and tuesday and late tuesday, we begin to watch back to the north and west. very low rain chances with that on wednesday. friday. otherwise, a dry and pleasant couple of days. in your neighborhood today, we are starting out in the 30' s. we are going to see things warm in the middle 70' s. not a bad looking sunday. 72 in dunnellon, 73 ocoee, kenansville you are down into the 30' s with 72 in merritt island. the beach is sunny. lake eola, food and

radar tonight, a smoke plume looks like it's developed in marion county. there will be pockets of rain that will develop as the evening wears on. right now, we're all good. visible satellite shows the area in texas cranking up and bringing the cold front swinging our way from across gulf of mexico. right now, it's not there. temperature reading in daytona beach is 73 degrees. other temperatures for you, 68 in it palm coast and 75 at the cape. the on-the-town forecast for orlando, rain chances mentionable tonight at 30%. the later it gets, the better the rain chance becomes. temperature reading by 11:00, 67. i'll be right back in a few minutes and pinpoint overnight lows and pinpoint the breakout and the arrival of the rain and >> thank you, tom. >> you bet. >> 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. >> new developments in the case of a woman accused of hitting a pre-schooler at a lake county daycare. she pleaded not guilty to charges today. police

jim: i marion county teen is sentenced again. amber jancarlos ortiz -- wright is accused of murdering 15-year-old self jackson. her first trial was thrown out because she was not read her miranda rights properly. >> it is really hard to deal with the notion that such an evil could exist without a nation. >> wright is eligible to have her sentence reduced after 25 years. the shooter received the death penalty and is now the youngest inmate on death row. right now, troopers are trying to track down the driver of a teresa vasquez suffered severe injuries. troopers say the woman was waiting to cross the road when she was struck. troopers say they are looking for a' s and mike with a white trailer. if you know anything about it, call florida highways meredith: patrol. the case of the zika virus has now been diagnosed in seminole county florida county of health is making the announcement today. two patients were diagnosed in orange county and one and osceola and one and brevard. along with today' s announcement, the newest case is trav

the only 50s will be possible in marion county. morning temperature in ocala, 59 degrees. now, tomorrow is looking even warmer. especially if you're south or west of orlando here. think lake county, polk and osceola counties, tomorrow es's high is 83. palm coast, 73 tomorrow. in the upper 70s in titusville tomorrow. downtown orlando, 82 tomorrow, 83 closer to the attractions, and ocoee winter garden 82. the warmest temperatures will be in lake county, 82 in leesburg, clermont, mascot, park ridge, 83 for a high temperature. and as i said, we'll get our sea breeze developing once again tomorrow. and a few isolated showers will be possible with that sea breeze, but there's really only a 10% chance for any rain tomorrow, so mainly dry. and still fairly warm. here's your five-day forecast with your weekend always in view. you can see a higher chance for rain, though, as we head towards thursday, this will be the day to watch. a chance for heavy rain, and a chance for thunderstorms. we're going to talk about your threats in the next half hour here, but behind that storm system,

the 2nd gop candidate to make a stop in marion county recently. former governor jeb bush also held an event in ocala >> reporter: in december. >>> also the superbowl sunday hillary clinton was busy but she was in flint, michigan showing support for the people water crisis after appearing on water crisis after appearing on saturday night live in new york, bernie sanders is now back in new hampshire. within that state, hillary litton trails him by double -- hillary clinton trailed him by double digits. get updates on the 20 see race for the white house by going to tran03.com elections page, click on the news tab and you will find a. >>> investigators in orange county are trying to figure out who shot and killed 2 men outside the florida market detectives told us they did not believe the crime was random it happened before 7:30 friday night in the jcpenney parking lot. last night 19-year-old samuel destin died in orlando regional medical center. shoppers tells us -- tell us they were shocked and concerned because the shooting happened during a busy o

the state attorney said there are now more than a dozen marion county deputies who have been convicted, indicted or fired. >> is there a bigger problem here? >> i don't believe so. i believe this agency is full of outstanding employees that work hard every single day. >> four marion county deputies already pleading guilty in federal court after a video surfaced showing them punching and kicking a man was not resisting. >>> tonight deputies telling us a polk county woman is the prime suspect in the murder of her long time boyfriend. star tribble say accused of lying to investigators investigating the murder of clark. someone shot him in the head on thursday. detectives telling us the girlfriend dropped off the discover their father's body. >> our home side team has about had an unsolved homicide in over seven years. >> investigators saying she stopped by the house with her brother to show him and ask for help moving the body. he refused and is not facing any charges. >>> they said suspects were caught on security cameras pulling stickers off high priced items and replacing them with muc

. >>> three more marion county deputies in hot water after talk of drugs and excessive force. all three resigned over the past few weeks. kelly joyce is live to explain. >> reporter: hi, there. we're now looking at eight marion county sheriff's deputies in the last two months that have been indicted on charges or they have resigned because of at them. this is a picture from march 2014. deputy eduardo boozete monte was awarded. nearly two years later, bus temante is under investigation accused of abusing his power. he rezipped on friday after -- resigned on friday. the state's office is also looking into allegations. investigators looked at police reports and videos like this one of the deputy responding to a call. and in many cases they say the two didn't match up. the report says we identified two cases her there was both an allegation of exisive -- excessive force and supporting evidence. it says he illegally searched people's cars and wrote fault statements in police reports. and someone was arrested on misdemeanor marijuana charges. because of this, the sheriff's deputies'

volusia county. 45. towards bent oaks, 43. marion county upper 30s to 40. all the way through 9:00 a.m. shows you how cools the as you step outside and start your sunday. future winds northwest winds over 20 miles per hour morning, afternoon an evening tomorrow, we may have gusts near 30 miles per hour. tomorrow dry, cold and windy. tomorrow night is even colder. your 5 day forecast the weekend always in view for you. our high only 59 tomorrow, by monday morning it's 40 then another cold push drops us to 39 on wednesday. remember the final day of the it's about time the taco...came out of its shell. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. >>> this is your 11:00 sports presented by lexus of orlando. >>> joe is here tonight to talk with college basketball. >> the gators four of lost -- two game skid for the wildcats. they scored 18 points on their first 19 possessions. gators trying to make a r

we dropped in marion county since the last time we spoke. we are at 46 in ocala. 52 in orlando. 49 at palm coast. expect temperatures to drop from here a couple of degrees. it does feel cooler in some spots where we have a breeze coming in out of the west. ocala feel like 41. temperature in the 30's. with get up to 60 with no rain but windy conditions. let's check on the roads with amy mountain napleton traffic center. any trouble, it is early, hopefully not. >> this appears to be a live shot. zero delays. still wanted to bring it to your attention. just be careful if you have any cars on the shoulder. crash. all speeds coming back very, very nicely. nothing coming up as far as construction. one. this is by saxson boulevard. very nice morning ride under way so far. that is your check on traffic. new developments in the fight against zika virus. >> some local attorneys are filing lawsuits against the maker of a poplar line of energy drinks. why attorneys say those caffeine packed drinks are causing especially in teenagers. >> casey anthony a

developing in marion county-- a sheriff's after he's shot in the leg. it happened during a shoot-out at the "kangaroo marathon gas station" on northeast 20th street. fox 35's jackie orozco is live in ocala with the latest. $ planning to address the "zika virus" threat today... after declaring a health emergency in four counties. fox 35's andrea jackson joins us in the studio with more. the goveror after at least nine cases of the zika illness were found in four florida counties... those counties include miami-dade, lee, hillsborough and santa rosa-- where all nine cases were detected. the governor's order allows the state's agriculture department to use mosquito spray in those counties. it also directs the florida department of health to make its own decisions about what's needed from the state and the c- d-c the zika virus- primarily spread through mosquitos- has some scary consequences- causing babies to be born with a birth defects associated with abnormal shrinking of the brain- zika has no cure and there is no known vaccine- which is why prevention

meredith: and we continue to follow breaking news out of marion county. that' a man in the parking lot of the marathon-kangaroo gas station on southeast 20th street at baseline road outside ocala around 9:00 tonight. deputies say the man aimed a weapon at them, and they opened fire. sergeant daniel trammell suffered a possible gunshot wound to the leg. he and the suspect went to the hospital. jim: now to video of an armed robbery in orlando that was caught on camera involving a man dressed as a super hero. meredith: new tonight, wesh 2' s summer knowles has new information on the bogus batman and his string of crime. summer: it' s 8:00 tuesday night when this man, decked out in batman gear, walks into the 123 dollar store on north semoran boulevard. moments later, surveillance video shows him with a gun behind the checkout counter, demanding money from the clerk. at one point, he' s actually seen setting the gun down on the floor beside him before picking it back up, taking the cash, and then casually walking out of the store. >> it' s sad. right now, i'

post from the wftv facebook page. >>> marion county deputies have arrested a lake ware student for bringing a bb gun on campus. they saw the gun and heard two rounds fired. the student faces misdemeanor charges and no one was threatened or hurt. >>> we are just hours away from the first votes to be cast in the race for the white house. and now, new numbers reveal just how much the candidates are channel 9's justin gray has been monitoring the costs to sway voters, justin, even though marco rubio and jeb bush have the strongest super pacs, they're not seeing them translate into support. >>reporter: well, there was a lot of concern going into this election year, that the candidates with these big money super pacs would just be able to overwhelm their competitors with resources, so far, that hadn't happened. >> he's the one bush and clinton fear most. marco rubio, the next generation of conservative leadership. >>reporter: it looks and sounds like a marco rubio campaign ad, but a super pac called con sefbty solutions produced and paid for this. millionaire asks billionaires convicted money to

freeze warnings for marion county and flagler county. temperatures will be getting down to near freezing in that area and hovering in that area for about two hours. the rest of us with wind running five to 10 miles an hour tonight. the rest of us will be in the lower 30' s. as the clouds clear, we are allowing the cool, dry air to dive on in. 57 degrees with a gusty wind at 7:00. the wind begins to call and 53 degrees by 8:00. 11:00 and that is when we clear the skies out and when we are able to drop those temperatures. this is what we have for you. ocala, 40 degrees. that will be the temperature. 45, st. cloud. 45, winter park. the wind goes mild and the temperatures could drop a little bit. tony will have the latest later tonight. 43, daytona beach. 48, cocoa beach. wind chills, that will be the big factor tomorrow morning. 20' s and 30' s throughout the town. by lunchtime tomorrow, still feeling like it is in the 40' s area wide. once we get the sun to warm our temperatures, it will be breezy. 60 degrees in winter haven. the clouds ex

we have a frost advisory confined to marion county officially. however, that doesn't mean that sumter or lake am can't have a chance of that frost. also, if you have covered up your plants last night make sure you absolutely positively uncover them today. the sun will be so bright and so strong, it will cook your plants and damage them if you don't get them uncovered. >> look at this, we haven't moved the thermometer at all. it is warmer in kansas city than in orlando right now, something the radar -- although it looks cluttered is not anything to worry about. temperature by 4:00 this afternoon for the downtown food and wine fest will be 73 degrees. light winds. it will be perfect. the winds out of the northeast, the sea, the surf, about 2-3 feet. expect this, 67 by noon. 73 by 4:00 this afternoon. a perfect day. >> we have an update to altamonte springs police. a man was shot and killed on >> now to our other top story, a 2-month-old baby is safe after an amber alert. taraji kemp is safe after being taken into the middle of the night. >> taraji

across advisory in effect for marion county. temperatures will go low, dew point could come up, we will talk about frost. temperatures in orlando make it down to about 50 degrees by 11:00, but we have some areas in the 30' s. i have you covered neighborhood by neighborhood in a couple of minutes. adrian: those who want stricter laws passed on gun control are gathering in downtown orlando. wesh 2' s matt lupoli is live where a march just ended in support of tougher laws. matt. matt: adrian, take a live look right now on the marchers downtown. they are walking from central boulevard down to city hall where the barbecue hest is being held. they say put your hands down, -- but your guns down, put your hands up. they want to send a message all lives matter. several families are here. we spoke to the mother of a shooting victim. she is looking for answers in her son' s case, and like others solutions to stop the violence. >> senseless killing , you know, mothers morning, grieving for their babies. we did you figure out how we are goin