getting results this is new six at four
thanks for joining us I'm ginger Gadsden
I'm Julie Broughton Lisa is off tonight
first at four we're pinpointing storms
throughout Central Florida these are
live looks outside right now over
downtown Orlando Daytona Beach and a
shot from our F dot camera over I 95 in
Brevard County let's get right to
meteorologist Candace Campos who is in
for Tom tonight and Candace no warnings
out there right now just some rain right
right we've had a couple significant
weather advisories one severe
thunderstorm warning for Brevard but for
the most part most these storms have
stayed below the severe weather
thresholds so certainly is some good
news some beneficial rain still falling
in some parts especially across our
southern zone so let's get to it you can
see here we are pinpointing some
moderate rain from Mikko down through
Sebastian along a1a you can see we are
seeing some light to moderate rain no
lightning being detected in that Sal
little further towards the West out
through through Kenansville along the
Turnpike and 441 we are CNS we'll batch
some moderate showers some light rain
from st. cloud through the turnpike
stretching as far west as points tienen
an some light rain still lingering up in
volusia county out in Daytona Beach
after news to Marina Beach and
stretching along i-4 throughout DeLand
but overall again most of these showers
and thunderstorms are now starting to
die down a little bit but it certainly
has helped with those temperatures right
now we're at 79 degrees in Orlando and
Kissimmee 76 and Leesburg but look at
the difference compared to 24 hours ago
we're running about 10 to 15 degrees
cooler than 4 o'clock yesterday but the
heat is back and the storms will
continue for tomorrow will be
pinpointing all that coming up in just a
couple minutes Candice thank you you can
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breaking right now a missing child alert
for a 16 year old from Orange County the
FDLE says Lavinia Elma was last seen on
South Park Avenue in Apopka more than a
month ago she is 5 feet 5 inches tall
and weighs 115 pounds she was last seen
wearing a red dress and white sandals if
you know where she is you're asked to
call law enforcement immediately and in
Seminole County Casselberry police
issued a missing child alert for a 15
year old girl
Ramji sotto seen here they tell us soda
was last seen May 26 in Casselberry and
another alert was issued in Sumpter
County for Caitlyn Newbury last seen
with her boyfriend at the bushnell
community center if you have any
information on where any of these girls
may be you're asked to call Crimeline at
800 for 2-3 tips
new developments on a 13 year old now
charged as an adult in a poem based
shooting we now know charges against the
boy's mother have been dropped police
say the teen used her gun to shoot two
other teenagers new Six's james rivera
reports the 13 year old faces attempted
murder charges in the county jail
without bond
Eduardo Rios a 13 year old is now
charged as an adult for the May 19th
shooting when Palm Bay police say he
took his mother's handgun to a house on
Riley Street and shot two other teens
police say Rios was mad those kids were
making fun of him they survived and Rios
ran off to a friend's house get there as
fast as you can
he's willing to come out let's get him
out as quick as we can after a manhunt
for a kid police found rios and then
later that week they arrested his mother
33 year-old Brenda Maldonado
police say rios had no trouble getting
his mom's gun out of her closet however
the State Attorney's Office is now
dropping negligence charges against the
mother prosecutors saying Maldonado son
is the only witness who could testify
against her but he cannot be forced to
because that would violate his right to
remain silent I think it's his
responsibility parent Donna Davis does
not think the mother should be held
responsible and supports adult charges
being pressed against the teen he could
spend life in prison if he knows how to
operate a gun then he should take
responsibility for his actions
Eduardo Rios was not required to be
present for his first appearance today
at the county jail but he did enter a
plea of not guilty in Brevard County I'm
James Barr vero news 6:00
a traffic alert now in Orange County
after several cracks were found by
engineers under a newly constructed
bridge temporary fixes were put in place
in April but it's still unclear when
those cracks will be fixed now this is
all happening along Colonial Drive at I
4 in downtown Orlando that's near Huey
Avenue and that is where we find new
sixes Vanessa Araiza and Vanessa is
there a timeline for when all of this
will be fixed as of right now ginger
there isn't but the good news is we may
know what that permanent fix is within
the next two months that will fix this
part of the newly constructed bridge now
the one thing that we don't know is once
that work begins how long is that going
to close off this stretch between
colonial and Huey Drive a lot of
business owners are around here wanna
know saying it makes them anxious
because they know they're going to lose
money and business for nearly 43 years
Muhammad car means New York Deli has sat
on the corner of Orange Avenue and
Colonial Drive he relies heavily on the
traffic flow along Colonial for business
so when it closed down for a few days
last month to fix bridge cracks on this
stretch of i-4 it cost them
for $5,000 and decided that we're gonna
lose the customer - I know it's just a
temporary fix the cracks were discovered
earlier this year along the new stretch
of the bridge work for a temporary fix
closed off the stretch from colonial to
Huey Drive for a few days a permanent
fix will take far longer we're gonna
lose their customer and plus lose the
business to the construction worker told
Mohammed the work would take close to 20
days we wanted to know if that was true
we asked the Florida Department of
Transportation just how long the fix
would take and shut down part of this
stretch once again we were given a
direct answer but we were told in a
statement quote the engineering team is
developing a concept for preliminary
review it has tentatively set a target
for submittal the target is 60 days
which could be subject to change
construction will occur after there is
an approved plan and Muhammad who you
heard there says hey look I understand
that this work has to be complete but if
it is the 20 days like he was told from
a construction worker he says that is
truly going to hurt his business he says
he would prefer to see that work done in
the evening or over the weekend now
coming up tonight at six we'll tell you
why representative with FDF says that
may not be possible we're also going to
introduce you to a woman who works right
here where I'm standing a building just
in front of me she says it is dangerous
for her when she tries to get to work
when they close off this section we'll
have those stories for you coming up
tonight at six o'clock ginger so much
going on in the area Vanessa Araiza
reporting live Vanessa thank you and to
follow urgent traffic alerts and see the
progress along the i-4 ultimate project
had to click Orlando comm / traffic new
video at four of a whole in Seminole
County that's been causing traffic
problems sky 6 flew over State Road 434
in ovo where crews are now replacing a
drainage system that caused the hole to
open last weekend State Road 434 is
closed just south of Black Hammett lane
at Laurel oaks court because of an old
drainage structure that runs under the
road drivers who normally use the
section of 434 are being asked to take
Tusker Willa red bug Lake and Mitchell
hammock roads as alternates F dot says
crews have 72 hours to get the road
back open to traffic about 24 hours
after acid bombs prompted a standoff
near Baldwin Park we're learning the
reason deputies say the bombs were
constructed we first brought you the
story as it was breaking on new six at
4:00 yesterday neighbors say they heard
a loud explosion and deputies tell us
that was from - acid bombs being set off
outside News 6 reporter mark layman was
in court today and found out the
suspects admitted to using the bombs a
lot of interesting developments were
learning today as both men appear before
a judge I've been going through this
arrest affidavit which states the two
men not only admitted to using acid
bombs at a Baldwin Park home but they
say they did so to kick out unwanted
tenants the motive behind Tuesday's acid
bomb scare is why the state initially
asked for no bond for 37 year-old Nathan
Martin according to the facts of the
case they colluded to try to use acid
bombs to frighten people out of another
residence the judge instead setting the
bond at fifteen thousand dollars each
for Martin and 56 year old Bruce Stefan
Hagan according to an arrest affidavit
SEF and Hagan enlisted Martin's help to
remove unwanted occupants from an
apartment on his Baldwin Park property
Martin tellin investigators he and
Stefan Hagan came up with the idea to
use an acid bomb to scare the tenants
out of a room they refused to leave but
it's dangerous and we're not happy about
it to be doing this in a residential
neighborhood the report states Martin
mixed the bomb materials and threw the
container into a neighbor's yard where
it exploded
yeah that's pretty scary unnerving for
us that just live down the street no one
was injured in the blast but it was
enough to prompt a response from the
bomb squad and an hour's long standoff
deputies say Stefan Hagan later admitted
to the plan but said he didn't know it
would be this big of a deal it was and
both men are facing felony charges in
addition to the fifteen thousand dollar
bond
part of the judge's order was that the
two men do not have contact with each
other the next court date for both of
their cases has not yet been set
reporting at the Orange County
Courthouse mark layman new six
new at four 100 displaced Puerto Ricans
are now in Washington DC they're meeting
with lawmakers to fight for permanent
housing months after Hurricane Maria
ravaged the island today leaders with
faith in action joined the group on
Capitol Hill they're urging legislators
to force FEMA to activate the disaster
housing assistance program which would
give longer-term housing for low-income
families in the wake of natural
disasters they've been given a June 30th
deadline to leave the hotels where
they've been living since the storm and
are worried about the future we will let
you know what comes from today's
meetings next Tuesday marks two years
since the tragic mass shooting at pulse
nightclub left 49 people dead and right
now in Orange County the regional
history center has an exhibit built to
honor those lives lost it features more
than 200 images and items collected at
pulse memorial sites and community
artwork the center says that is also the
guardian and caretaker of more than
5,000 memorial and tribute items the
exhibit will be on display through
October you can get in for free starting
June 10th through the 16th