adrian: the victim has not been identified. the state fire marshal has been called in to investigate. adrian: more breaking news involving a shooting that happened outside a strip club. 28-year-old luis cintron is attempted murder. the victim is 25-year-old carlos henrique cruz. deputies tell us three groups of bikers were involved in a fight. now, we want to check with first alert weather. you may want to grab a jacket before you leave in the morning. we are talking cool temperatures. just how low it will go in your neighborhood. eric: we are talking about nice, cool weather. 66 in orlando. still, the clouds overhead act as a blanket. the good news is if you like the colder weather, the clouds exit. 64 in ocala. still at 70 degrees over in melbourne. really dropped the temperatures off. notice the clear skies. 7:00 a.m. at 50 degrees. what about the suburbs. we will talk about that in a couple of minutes. adrian: president obama is making history. you can see the first lady and the daughters arrive. the president will spend th

i' m adrian whitsett. the victim, 15-year-old antwan davis, was shot and killed late last night in ocoee. wesh 2' s matt lupoli is live tonight with the search for the killer. reporter: this boy' s death is the third shooting they have investigated in a few days. they are hoping some of you know something well say something. >> please come forward. we need any information. reporter: first responders rushed to save him that he was flowers and candles have taken place on that crime scene. the pain bernstein. -- burns deep. >> he was a child. you had no business taking him from us . they say he had ongoing disputes with other members of the community. needlessly, when it culminates with a child 15-year-old then it is all the more appointment for all of us. >> anything you can provide for reporter: the voice family tells us they are hosting a candlelight vigil. and anyone with information in this case can call crimeline at 1-800-423-tips. reporting live in orange county, matt lupoli, wesh 2 news. adrian: a man

adrian: are you excited? tomorrow, the lions roar back into action, for their second season in the mls. and they' re calling on fans again to fill the bowl. for the first game. 60,000 people are expected to come out to see orlando city kick off their new year. the celebrating will begin early today with a pub crawl to get fans pumped up. businesses we spoke to in the area are excited about the upcoming season. >> definitely helps our sales increase. it has brought a great crowd downtown. >> we love it, we get a really huge increase. it is insane. adrian: or orlando city tweeted out there are still about 5000 florida gators hope to break a 4-game losing skid in missouri tonight against the tigers. gators at eight assists -- they they adrian: as we do every year, the wesh 2 all-stars played a game of basketball against annunciation catholic academy in altamonte springs. ultimately, despite some, the one bucket i made, and great shooting from some of our compatriots, meredith mcdonough and angela taylor, greg fo

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adrian: thanks. a 17-year-old accused of murdering another teen went before a judge for the first time. and there he learned he may be tried as an adult in the shooting death of antwan davis a week ago. both michael anderson and his girlfriend face charges in connection to the ocoee murder. wesh 2' s matt lupoli is live with today' s new developments. matt? s office will decide how to prosecute suspect michael anderson. a judge warned him and his father it is likely he will be treated as an adult. >> michael anderson. matt: a teenager who deputies say gunned down a boy who lives in his neighborhood faces a the first time. deputies say michael anderson shot and killed 15-year-old antwan davis last weekend. anderson' s reported girlfriend, lindsey shirley, is charged as an accessory after the fact, deputies say she tampered with evidence. >> how old are you? anderson: 17. matt: anderson' s father stood by his side in juvenile court as a judge warned him it' s likely he will be tried as an adult in the

adrian: thank you. tonight, traffic on i-4 is moving again after a fiery crash troopers tell us one person died after crashing into the concrete pillar that holds the maitland boulevard exit sign this morning. from the camera at our studios in winter park, you can see an ambulance arrive around 7:00 . troopers say the driver killed has been identified, but that has not been released. troopers may be closing in on the driver, who hit and killed a bicyclist in downtown orlando, then took off. troopers now say the driver responsible sped away from a traffic stop right before the deadly crash. 52-year-old charles mcmurray of orlando was then hit and killed at lexington avenue and west colonial. troopers say they later found the nissan altima, believed to be involved, abandoned. they haven' t released the name of that possible driver. we' re learning new information about an awful accident that left two people dead in flagler county. troopers now say one driver tried to pass a car last night on a1a at driftw

[shouting] adrian: trump jolts. a security scare for the republican front runner, secret service agents rushing to the stage. a fiery crash on i-4 leaves one person dead and closes the interstate for hours. but first tonight the faa is , investigating after a plane went down your local neighborhood, killing both people on board. good evening, i' m adrian whitsett. tonight, we have learned that plane is a home built a single engine aircraft. it went down not far from south lake hospital in clermont this morning. wesh 2' s matt grant reports, some believe the pilot' s last-minute decision saved lives. matt: a headset dangles amidst the twisted blue and yellow wreckage, all that' s left after this single-engine two-seater went down just before 9:00 a.m., killing both people on board. no one else was injured. mark wells: like an explosion, almost like a backfire but it wasn' t. matt: mark wells was outside his home at the time, the plane narrowly missing him. mark wells: i think the guy knew he was in trouble, and the f

adrian. adrian: the condition right now of the boy, it is very critical. his family' s by his bedside. they are running tests, family doctors are running test to see much brain and lung damage he has from his time in the water. fixed holes in the fences, and is also getting a response from parents walking their kids home from riverside elementary. the walk home from riverside elementary school was one of more education for some families. brandy moore: you just have to tell them and make sure they understand that they have gates and stuff up for safety reasons. adrian: the extra lesson stems from a tragic accident, where 8-year-old shamore franklin fell from this pipe tuesday, 10 feet into the water below. his dad says doctors are still assessing the damage to his brain. milton williams: he' s not moving. they' re keeping him asleep because he can' t breathe on his own. adrian: milton williams questions why holes in the fencing the same hole the kids , crawled through before shamore fell into the canal, weren' t fixed. milton williams: if you have property

wesh 2' s adrian whitsett takes hands. adrian: some people have known for a while who their candidate is. m 100% voting at this point for marco rubio. adrian: some people are ready to cast their vote right now. >> i would really love to have an early vote, because i feel the lines are going to be quite long for this one. adrian: and with florida' s presidential preference primary less than a week away republicans and democrats can but what about independent voters who don' t get their say until november? in the epicenter of america adrian: wesh 2 republican analyst eddie fernandez believes we' re about to see candidates' polarizing primary messages skew to the center. eddie fernandez: i think they' re all going to move to the middle but truly focusing on florida' s , independent swing vote which happens to be crucial for every campaign. it coincides with the i-4 quarter. adrian: as of last month, there are almost 3 million actively registered voters, with no party affiliation. a number that could rise as we head to novembe

good evening, i' m adrian whitsett. amanda ober is on the scene. a section of santa rosa with is our phase i after a pedestrian was struck and killed by a car. please tell us the man was hit by the car around seven: 15 on sunday night. that car did stop and remained at the scene. seven global passengers were concerned. >> i just wanted to see whether the guy was alive or not. reporter: not know yet. their investigation continues. people who live in this area did try to see project -- cross this six lane road. that information will likely, out on monday. wesh two news. adrian: two dozen bikers on a ride to remember our friends entered the past of danger as they drive december. a car turned into the bikes path. those who saw the crash say a silver car turns left but did not yield to the bikers. the biker who crashed into the car was critically injured. of the man who was remembered. new tonight, police say they have arrested a man who robbed a daytona beach think. anthony carpino is charged with yesterday' s holdup. police followed the suspect out of

adrian: meanwhile, arnold schwarzenegger is endorsing john kasich. it is the first high-profile endorsement to come on snapchat. the two campaigns together in ohio. bernie sanders and other clinton they are facing off two days before the presidential primary. 24 years ago today, a major hailstorm hit right here in central florida. incredible video. take a look at this from the old archives back in 1992. some people played in the hailstorm and caused serious damage. thankfully, a very different scenario at this hour on this day in this year. here is a live look from our skycam. people are heading on home. 67 degrees is our current temperature. eric: the winds are gusting to about 22. it was a nice day, right on average. take a look at the satellite imagery. high pressure has built in. it continues to make down towards cuba. our forecast is looking just phenomenal. 11:00, a couple of clouds coming in. 56, that' s not bad. 53 is our low in daytona. we will call it 47 degrees in ocala. 58 in melbourne. the high-pressure shifts eastbound. as we go, wind c

adrian. adrian: the condition right now of the boy, it is very critical. his family' s by his bedside. they are running tests, family doctors are running test to see much brain and lung damage he has from his time in the water.

i' m adrian whitsett. tonight, loved ones are remembering 15-year-old destiny bargman, who was killed yesterday inside a home on sheeler hills drive in apopka. wesh 2' s amanda ober is live where destiny went to school. amanda? tragically her life came to an end when she was shot to death by another teenager who may face life in prison. the 16-year-old boy charged with second degree murder in the shooting death of 15-year-old destiny bargman stood before a judge at the juvenile justice center sunday. we' re not identifying the teen because he' s a minor. the judge warned the suspect of the severe consequences he may face >> you may be waved over as an adult on that charge,if you get convicted of that charge there is the possibility you' ll face the rest of your life in a state penitentiary,you need to understand that. reporter: the teen was ordered to spend 21 days in secured detention while the state attorney' s office determines the charges. meantime, it' s still unclear what lead up the shooting inside

adrian: with commitment 2016 coverage, adrian whitsett, wesh 2 news. meredith: chopper 2 flying over summer: stewart moore is live. some homes have been damaged? reporter: palm bay fire rescue is telling us right now the fire is around 10 acres and being fueled by the woods around the residential homes. some evacuations have taken place. two homes have been damaged, spreading flames and crews are doing all they can to protect the other homes in this area. these are live pictures from chopper 2 and you can see just how many homes are in this neighborhood and you can see exactly where the fires are. you can see the fire right there, the grass in the front yard. this is all happening while on waters are asked to let fire crews do their work. this stretches for up to 10 acres, still active flames we homes are surrounding this zone. we will give you the very latest throughout the evening. meredith: thank you. summer: straight ahead, and then says he was booted from a business because of his service dog. meredith: what he hopes his case will teach the public

adrian, what have crews done today? adrian: the biggest change we see is that public works put up a dual fence system around this large blue pipe, to block people from walking on it. they have also doubled up the fencing where they believe the boy got through. but that doesn' t change the fact still in the hospital after falling in the canal. >> i want my son to come home . adrian: but for now, milton williams' son remains tied to tubes after falling into water in a canal near riverside elementary, pulled from that water unresponsive tuesday. >> he' s not moving. they' re keeping him asleep because he can' t breathe on his own. adrian: williams came out to the scene wednesday morning, trying to understand why his son was able to get in, snapping pictures of the hole in the fence nearby. >> if you have property like this and you' re not taking care of it, then you need to be held accountable. adrian: orange county stormwater management coordinator jeff charles says they make, at the least, monthly checks in this area to

by yours truly, adrian smalls. >> response. >> suddenly, an emergency call is issued for officers to respond to a fight in smalls' unit. after two inmates exchanged words, one threw his food tray at the other, triggering a brawl. following jail protocol, unit officers wait for the jail special operations crew or soc, to arrive. >> when a fight breaks out we call s.o.g. the unit officer, they're supposed to step back and clear the area. get everybody back to their cells. let the two combatants continue. only time we'll step in is if one of the combatants has a huge edge and the other is in danger. >> armed with less than lethal weapons, a s.o.g. officer arrives and orders the men to stop fighting. one inmate tries to comply. the other continues to fight. so the s.o.g. officer jolts him with an electrical shot from his taser. s.o.g. officers move one of the men out of the unit. having just been released from segregation, david ratliff is now on his way back. [ bleep ] >> what happened, man? >> i beat this dude's ass on the street because he was beating on this girl at the bar. he just

>> reporter: adrian's difficult days, mixed with milestones. professional dancer made her way back on hardship. it affected your marriage?h. it did. but that's -- yeah. >> reporter: adrian and her husband adam davis who was also the bombings began their recovery together, but have since separated. she told us they agreed not to discuss their split publicly.ife changed? >> every way possible. i look at life so much i'm more patient with people. was impatient before, but i'm nor patient with people. >> reporter: are you still angry? >> yeah. yeah, i am.that. i learned that running really helps out with that. in a good way. but i believe in feeling every single bit of that and notit, so that you can really enjoy the good days. >> reporter: i like that you said, my life is not going to be defined by what has happened to me. >> yeah.i want my life to be defined by how i live it. i'm not just an amputee. i'm not just a marathon survivor. you know? are. and i think it's important to always remember how far you've come as well, because i have days wher

adrian would not be able to walk away. >> reporter: can i ask you about the day, april 15. where were you when the blast occurred? >> i had taken a right on to boylston street. finish line behind me. i heard a loud blast behind me. and i buried my head and put my fingers in my ears. and knew, and i still to this day don't know how i knew. but i knew it was a terrorist attack. knew another one was going to hit. and -- the next thing i knew i the was on the ground. and i thought -- well, i don't have any experience in this, but there is no way you can live through something like this. >> reporter: after her lower leg long, difficult recovery. >> i feel like i could stay as positive as possible. but it doesn't mean that -- that the outside world isn't going to hurt me. >> reporter: painful as the it was, you documented the whole thing. >> uh-huh. >> is it scary looking? >> not at all. >> i was thankful it was as raw as it was. that i captured those raw moments. >> ow. >> i wanted to be as emotionally honest as possible. >> here is your foot. >> what was it look to stand on you

adrian would not be able to walk away. can i ask you about that day. >> yes. >> reporter: on april 15th? >> so i had taken a right on to boylston street and the finish line was behind me, and i heard a loud blast behind me, and i buried my head and put my fingers in my ears and knew -- i still, to this day, don't know how i knew, but i knew that it was a terrorist attack and knew another one was going to hit. and the next thing i knew, i was on the ground. and i thought, well, i don't have any experience in this, but there is no way you can live through something like this. >> reporter: after her lower leg was amputated, adrian began a long and difficult recovery. >> i feel like i could stay as positive as possible, but it doesn't mean that the outside world isn't going to hurt me. >> reporter: painful as it was, though, you've documented the whole thing. >> uh-huh. scary looking? >> not at all. >> i was that have gone it was as raw as it was and i captured those raw moments. ow! honest as possible. >> there is your foot.

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kyle/believe in half and then adrian winter provided the equalizer. it sure felt like a win . chicago is coming friday night. >> the one thing they have done is give us everything they have got. we have to be better. we will be better. some aspects were disappointing. pat: saying goodbye to his animal life today, peyton manning was as impressive and thoughtful as he has been for 18 hall of fame years. he was careful to keep his composure. -- >> i gave everything i had. there were other players that were more talented but there was no one who could out prepare. because of that, i have no regrets. pat: things could get ugly tonight for the magic. golden state got pummeled by the labels. warriors missed 26th of their three-pointers. what is potentially bad for orlando is steph curry followed up with victories. meredith: two brothers are celebrating stay after purchasing powerball tickets. that is why you should be always be nice to your siblings. james stop when one the 290 $1 million jackpot while in vacation in the florida keys. his brother was not quite so lovely. -- lucky. ji

adrian? reporter: the west palm beach convention center. hillary clinton just got here and hour ago. i want to give you a little update from an hour ago. they were getting ready to start letting people in. she is having an issue with the florida seems to be for hillary right now. she' s about 20 points ahead of bernie sanders. she extra spent the day campaigning and rally, north carolina. he was telling reporters how similar the sanders and clinton campaign are except when it comes to solutions to some of the problems facing america. she also says that the donald trump campaign is laying into very dangerous ground. she has called that in going forward in the general election in. >> we' re building up. i think the numbers are adding up in my favor. i' m going to keep working as hard as they can. working as hard as she can. she hopes to secure the nomination. right now, she will focus on getting those 214 delegates. she is hoping to pull out a big win. we will hear from her at 9:00 tonight. we will be on air before that giving updates. adrian

" 3 the family is calling the legislation they hope to get passeda&"eddie's law" law"fox carolina's adrian acosta joins us now with details 3 3 "eddie mills family says they were devastated when he was killed on i-85 back in novembera&.but they've now focused their grief on a cause that could save other families from feeling the same pain" "he's loved towing his whole life, he loved helping people, he was a hard worker, a great husband, a loving father and a great friend to 3 many people"and stacy mills says the night her husband eddie was killed while loading a car onto this truck on i- 85a&.all of that came to an end end 3 "im not upset with the guy, i don't hate him, i don't wish ill against him, its just hard to go through this with your family"mills and her brother-in-law benjamin mills are now hoping to get "eddie's law" passed passed 3 "i really don't want another family to go through the tragedy we went through" eddie's law better known as house bill h 394 is sponsored including 2 from the upstate bill chumley and mike burnsthe law would provide pptection for tow truck drivers not

adrian: williams is well-versed in animals. he arrives at canine companions, after serving as the cfo at the halifax humane society, and spent time at the community foundation of south lake. people, like linda feld, are the most happy to meet the new executive director. her service dog, keith, has made a huge difference in her life. >> he' s just become my right hand. he is always there for me, and, when you' re handicapped, and you don' t always have that human being to be right there for you, it' s just incredible to have this animal that is so loving and so willing to do anything that you ask of him. adrian: last year, canine companions placed more than 300 dogs with those in need, including those with physical disabilities, the deaf and even organizations like hospitals and s a place that bryan is excited about growing in the future. >> the graduates that we' ve talked to, it truly has transformed their lives and the lives of their loved ones, friends, and family. jason: the center here in orlando assists people as far nort

new tonight, adrian whitsett is live at the cape. this is a fascinating project. it will be there for two and a half days. they want to know what it' s like on an asteroid. they want to know more about the early formation of planets and what it would be like if we landed on one area. reporter: all of this helps researchers unlock a world of wonders. sometimes in a micro moment. the year-long experiment can get troves of data. >> what is it like on a very small asteroid that the gravity is so weak that it would take minutes to fall to the ground? reporter: it started with this prototype. >> i' m physically doing a spacewalk next to someone in space. because could see an issue provision not to mention sensitive interest -- instruments. the commercial appeal could be an actual gold mine. had i get materials off? dr. kolawole says asterisk of blocks. >> what are the chances that there are other planets in the galaxy with have a life. reporter: along with that ucf experiment, there are more airmen inside the cigna spacecraft. there is also an experiment that is carryin

adrian whitsett has details on how it happened. >> taking from a kid is one of the lower forms. reporter: volusia county investigators want to find this man after a scout had her cashbox stolen in front of a daytona walmart. >> it' s a scary thing to experience. reporter: deputies say the man took the cash after walking out they may be driving a hyundai santa fe. you can likely imagine the reaction as we told people this story. >> that is so heartbreaking to hear. they do good things for the community. it' s pretty terrible. it' s unfortunate. people are desperate to pick on a little girl scout. that is really heartbreaking. by phone, the girl' s mother says she is shaken up. >> i can' t say that i could picture someone stooping that low. i think we can all agree that as someone that deserves to be held accountable. if you recognize the man or great hyundai santa fe, they want you to call them so they can solve this case quickly. jim: a wildfire burns through several acres and comes close to some buildings. at one point, the fire even jumped a canal. matt lupoli walks us through

our china correspondent adrian brown in the studio to discuss this resignation. adrian, it's most likely causing major headlines in china, isn't it? >> that's right. in china this is seen really as an extraordinary act of defiance, because his parting words, published on his weybo's account, the equivalent of twitter basically said i can't stand it anymore. i can no longer follow the communist party and go down on my knees. that is very, very specific. very blunt language, and it's a measure of the pushback you're seeing by a certain number of brave journalists who are not prepared to tolerate the current crackdown on the media. of course, this is china. there's only so much they can do. we have to see this in the overall context of what's happening in the country during the past few weeks. we've had 20 people who have now been -- disappeared as the police continue their hunt for the author of an anonymous letter that appeared on the chinese weybo media portal calling on the country's president to resign. the hunt for the author of that letter is intensifying. th

adrian whitsett takes a look. adrian: one of the more controversial parts of the education allocation in the state budget deals with teacher bonuses. >> it seems to exclude more people than it actually rewards. the $44 million set aside for the best and brightest program goes to teachers who meet two requirements. they had to score in the top 20% in the act or sat whatever year they took it and be evaluated as a highly effective teacher. at their february 9 meeting, the orange county public school board denounced the program. >> i think it' legislature has done in the past 30 or 40 years. s an insult to our teachers. i would much rather see that money go into raises across the board. adrian: orange county teachers union administrator dennis kelly believes access for his teachers has been limited by their new evaluations. >> the number of highly effective teachers plummeted from 80% to 2.4%. adrian: kelly believes the evaluations were manipulated to show future growth. ocps says the criteria changed particularly in

reporter: after several minutes of this behavior, adrian felt compelled to intervene. with little trouble, he puts the shirtless man in a head lock and that causes the man to briefly pass out. the video went viral. adrian is originally from long island. >> as i was on top of him, i was just saying stay down, help is on the way, just stay down. i'm not going to hurt you. reporter: the conductor notified police, a female officer arrived first needed his help. >> she handed me the cuffs and i handcuffed him myself for a nice citizens arrest. you don't know if they have a gun or a knife or any weapon on them so to intervene because you don't want do get hurt and there's nobody else to help you. reporter: the shirtless man was arrested. and adrian has since updated his social media profile. . >> just waiting for him to put his cape on. >> yes, exactly. >> repaying kindness with a major surprise. coming up, how a full-time college student gave his grandparents peace of mind with a super generous gift. >> and flower power, the cherry blossom festival in full bloom. >> we may

. >> reporter: i am adrian brown on a disputed island in the south china sea where, this time it's taiwan making waves in these troubled waters. ♪ ♪ >>> the hunt is onto find a suspected isil bomber seen say security camera at brussels airport. tuesday's bombings there and at a train station killed 31 people and injured 270 others. this is the man who is the focus of the manhunt. his identity is unknown. it is believed that he had explosion bud they failed to detonate. there were a total of three bombers at the airport. another one born in m morocco bt grew up in brussels and was there are a suspect in last november's pair ace at, the third suspect was ibrahim the belgian-born man had been deported from turkey last june but was later released by belgian police because i've lack of evidence. his brother carried out the sue aid bombing at the metro station and was also a paris suspect. jacky rowland reports from brussels. >> reporter: belgian police are urgently tracking the bomber that got away. here here they are removing evidence from a home. detonators and nails. the last known imag

adrian whitsett is live where her campaign is set up. i just want a report that in the last few minutes, hillary clinton just got here to the hotel. this will likely be her victory speech or she hopes to. she was outside the magnet high school in rally. she was talking to some high schoolers. she talked about the campaign that the democrats are running. similar campaigns. she is proud of that but shehave different options on where this country should go. she also told supporters how much we should be worried about the gop governor donald trump. >> i think it is important that we focus on the very dangerous what he is exemplifying is frightening. reporter: once again, we can here in south florida. remarks tonight. stage in front of a very packed crowd. live in west palm beach, wesh 2 news. angela: after visiting central florida last week, clinton' s opponent bernie sanders will be in arizona tonight to campaign. earlier today, he was in chicago. illinois is also holding its primary election today. there, he highlighted links between clint