6.now it fixed she says he stabbed
himself and then she waited 11 hours to
call for help police say her story does
not add up in minutes here with the
woman charged with her husband's murder
told dispatchers first though we are
staying on top of breaking news a
homeowner shoots two masked intruders
killing both of them this is new six at
six getting results I'm Lisa Bell
I'm Matt Austin the home invasion
unfolded just hours ago in the men's
area of Brevard County new six is James
spar Vero has been following this since
it began and joins us now with how
deputies say it appears the shooting was
justified just people that were known to
each other what was the reason for them
to select this house tonight unanswered
questions about a motive
why Brevard sheriff's deputies say two
masked and armed males entered a house
on West Court for both intruders it
would be a deadly decision the male
occupant of the house was able to
retrieve a firearm striking killing one
of the subjects who deputies say was
still in the house the second intruder
also shot at 12 this afternoon he
collapsed onto the street nice fall guy
laying down on the street down there
Bloods going on everywhere and he didn't
make it
emotions are heavy for some people
showing up to the seen this woman
handcuffed after crossing the crime
scene tape she was telling the deputy
she may know someone involved very
Securi brenda Dennis says another
shooting happened in this neighborhood
last year some other neighbors now so
afraid they would not talk to us on
camera I think it was scary when I found
out that it was a home invasion I would
say within the past year I have just
begun to feel safe again here at this
time deputies have not released the
names of anyone involved any updates we
get we will bring those to you in North
Brevard County I'm James Spahr Varo
getting results new six a UCF executive
murdered in his home and tonight we are
hearing the 9-1-1 call giving us a
better idea of what happened his widow
was arrested and charged with murder she
went before a judge for the first time
this morning News six is Nauti jnanis
joins us now live in Winter Park and
Nadine this was a phone call that she
made the morning after her husband died
and Lisa and that night when one call
you can hear dispatchers ask her why she
waited 11 hours to call for help she
told them that she was scared and she
needed to figure out what to do but
police say during that time Redlich was
trying to cover the murder up and this
is the story she came up with okay did
you just find him
no actually what happened last night 11
hours after her husband died and this is
the story Danielle redly came up with we
had altercations and I think they have
themselves and I ran in the bathroom and
I came out I'm trying to help them like
I was lying in Florida uncertain of the
story she wanted to stick to after
police say she was the one who stuck a
knife in her husband's torso I know you
first said that you thought he had a
heart attack so do you think it was a
heart attack or do you think it was due
to the salmon that he passed away um
probably the stabbing triggered it I
guess I don't know he was actually
choking me and trying to suffocate me
first
I actually went for the knife and he was
screaming what are you gonna do dude
would you stab me he grabbed it and
that's when he did it he made a motion
and I ran out of the room because I'm on
probation I was but now she may be
facing life in prison charged with his
murder the cause of death was a stab
wound to the chest area sticking to her
story of self-defense at her first
appearance today is really had to use
self-defense when the victim grabbed her
and held her down
but it didn't seem like the judge bought
that story of self-defense this morning
she decided to hold read Lacan no bond
for the murder charge
she gave a fifteen thousand dollar bond
for the tampering with evidence charge
that's because police say inside the
home here red leek had tried to clean up
some blood deleted text messages between
her and her husband and Lisa even went
on a dating site two hours before she
made that 911 call you just listen to
I'm live in Winter Park naughty jnanis
getting results new 619 thank you
developing at six a caretaker who looks
after people with disabilities is facing
charges tonight Rockledge police say he
fathered a child with one of the
disabled clients 58 year old Willy
Shorter's now charged with lewd and
lascivious battery on a disabled person
we're told Shorter worked for a group
home with bridges a nonprofit centered
in Rockledge the battery happened back
in 2015 the baby was born a few months
later and adopted by the woman's family
but police just arrested him today after
finally getting the DNA test results he
bonded out of the Brevard County Jail
this afternoon new numbers when it comes
to guns found at TSA checkpoints across
the nation last year more than four
thousand guns were found in carry-ons
in fact Central Florida's biggest
airport was among those numbers Orlando
International Airport ranked 5th with
the most guns seized and as new sixes
Vanessa Araiza found out most of them
were loaded 123 firearms were found in
people's carry-on luggage here at TSA
checkpoint last year of those 112 were
loaded and employees aren't just finding
guns all of 2018 how many weapons and
guns do you think TSA caught during the
through the checkpoint thousand 18 just
rough amount many but probably around
5,000 I'd hope none but
maybe a couple give me a number a number
five good news for travelers who thought
thousands of guns and weapons made their
way through these checkpoints it wasn't
in the thousands the bad news they still
made it through according to the
Transportation Safety Administration's
recent report Orlando International
Airport ranked to number five in the
country when it came to guns discovered
at checkpoints last year
123 guns were found in carry-on luggage
112 of those were loaded that is so
sickening so very sickening because
anybody can get online and make those
guns and then try to get through here or
anywhere else that is an additional 29
guns discovered from 2017 and it's not
just firearms on December 1st 5 replicas
mortar shells prompted explosives
specialists to be called in two weeks
later fireworks were discovered in
someone's carry-on we need to add up the
four major airports in the state Orlando
Tampa Jacksonville in Fort Lauderdale
that number climbs to 529 if you have a
question about whether or not you can
put something in your carry-on TSA
officials say just take your cell phone
take a picture and send them a message
or a tweet they said they'll let you
know whether or not it's allowed in your
carry-on if not you could be facing some
jail time or even a $13,000 fine at the
Orlando International Airport tonight
Vanessa Araiza
getting results new six Vanessa thank
you and this Monday news six will host a
special day dedicated to the impact guns
have on our schools our safety and our
lives our coverage starts on Monday on
the Morning News at 5:00 a.m.
we'll also be hosting a town hall that
evening with a panel of experts ready to
answer your questions you can submit
yours right now if you'd like on click
Orlando comm slash gun violence safety
concerns after a neighborhood is left in
the dark for nearly two years
so News six stepped in to get results we
first told you last night at 11 about
Lockwood Boulevard in Oviedo a viewer
told us more than two dozen lights on
the street have been out
years tonight just hours after our
report aired the mayor contacted Duke
Energy to fix the problem we also
continued to push them for answers and
sought contractors out fixing the lights
today we're just grateful that they're
here don't know why it took them so long
will address that with the higher up at
Duke as time goes on mayor says the city
spends eight hundred thousand dollars a
year on lights and Duke is supposed to
come out and make repairs as needed he
says he is disappointed it took this
long to get the lights fixed but thanked
us for getting results
a deputy hit by a bullet during an
hour's long standoff now thankfully
we're learning the deputy's shoe and
pants were the only things hit by the
gunfire Polk County deputies say 20
year-old zachery Stinson fired at
deputies and officers in Haines City
yesterday they tell us he barricaded
himself inside his Davenport home after
getting into a fight with his dad now he
did eventually surrender
Stenson is charged with five counts of
attempted murder on a law enforcement
officer he's been placed under the Baker
Act at least ten times in the past a
somber day for NASA and the nation today
the space agency held its annual Day of
Remembrance to honor the astronauts who
died in the pursuit of space exploration
a wreath was laid this morning at the
space Mir memorial at Kennedy Space
Center Visitor Complex people paid their
respects to the lives lost in the Apollo
1 Challenger and Columbia missions many
of the names on that mirror were close
friends of mine and I miss him but
they're not forgotten alright and what
they did just makes us want to press on
and go even further an observance was
also held at Arlington National Cemetery
at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
this year's ceremonies were postponed a
week due to the partial government
shutdown well a church that served a
central florida community for more than
a century is now helping those who need
it the most
yeah next at six I'll introduce you to
the woman using food and kindness to
help the homeless feel loved and cared
for Tom take a look over my shoulder
here guys you get the location of the
cold front right there just
outside of st. Louis to Dallas tonight
marching our way I'll pinpoint its
arrival what it means for your Friday
how warming you to get and then the big
changes on Saturday
you're watching News 6 at 6:00 getting
results for Leesburg Port Orange and all
of Central Florida we'll be right back
but we often think of the homeless
problem is one that mostly affects our
larger cities in fact that is where you
can find much of the help and support
but people all across Central Florida
are struggling
today's getting results Award winner is
making a difference in the small city of
st. cloud and she's using her life
experience to motivate others we're a
unique Church here in town the first
United Methodist Church of st. cloud has
stood at the corner of Ohio Avenue and
10th Street for more than a century it
was built in 1909 it's seen good days
and bad this church is seeing a lot but
when it opens its doors each day do you
need any warm socks or anything it's the
tough times it's helpful it show
themselves I don't know how it's
extremely helpful to me Tuesday through
Friday fellowship hall becomes a
gathering point for the area's homeless
and less fortunate just to let them know
that we love them and we take care of
Donald rain okay and the bags of love
ministry are there to help those who
need a little extra to get by bag loved
me as a gift a gift from my sauce the
bag lunches give the program its name we
are making bags of love what's rain and
the other volunteers offers so much more
folks like Jamie rose and Alissa Jenks
stop in for a hot meal a warm shower and
companionship I may not personally be
homeless but I don't have a shower no
one wakes up and says I think I'll go be
homeless today or I'll go be a drug
addict or an alcoholic rain took the
program over three years ago I'm gonna
put these clothes flourished clothes are
out today she's the glue that holds
holds this program together she says it
comes from excitement while a bad
lost and broken and that's all it is
it's a lot of lawsuit often people he
has a way of reaching people that a lot
of us to me don't do as well listen to
them and and try to see what you can do
for them and do the best you can
Raynaud's just like this church lives
can be restored to give them hope that's
all I can get bye god bless I'm happy
that everything went well
I took care of a couple people if I can
take care of one a day that's a great
feeling
rain says she's proud of the many
success stories that have happened since
she took over the ministry one couple
even met at the shelter they have gotten
married since then and they now
volunteer their regular well I love that
you know you are not defined by your
circumstances and you don't need a ton
of money to be able to do a lot of good
things that's right you know sometimes
just giving people a shower and a
haircut can help it touch chief
meteorologist Tom swirls joining us now
it was gorgeous out there today I
thought so too it was a big 10 on the
sural scale
what are you banking on for tomorrow
another 10 and we'll see hey take a look
will see next our entities yeah Joanne
tomorrow daytime high goes right back up
to about 81 degrees 76 by noon is not
too shabby either
on over to Mims in Brevard County by
tomorrow afternoon the noon hour 70 for
the daytime high tomorrow in Mims
getting close to the water there about
77 degrees so it's gonna be almost
picture-perfect let me show you the
water vapor loop tonight you can see
where the frontal boundary is up north
back out to the west see this orange
right there that rust killer that's the
dry air on the backside of the front
raining tonight from Memphis to Houston
and then turns into snow showers and ice
way up in the Great Lakes here at home
tonight moisture is building humidity is
on the rise temperatures are on the rise
today - this was some kind of wonderful
today the overnight low this morning was
56 5 degrees above normal but look at
that daytime high we jumped it to 82
degrees today the normal high it's only
73 we knocked it out of the ballpark it
was a really good day I love this shot
so much we're looking south towards the
Ponce Inlet Lighthouse right there see
that
in the foreground the Sun has set
perfect time of the day 72 degrees in
Daytona Beach the wind has gone calm in
Palm Coast and Flagler County we're at
70 down in Brevard County Titusville
were holding at 72 in southern Brevard
we have 73 degrees here at news time
interior reporting stations Orlando has
tumbled to 75 now 78 km/h 70 km/h is
also be using radar in a big way on the
weekend to pinpoint scattered showers
like these now the rough stuff the
nastiness and the big lift is way up
north you see the ice flying around
Toronto heavy rain from say just outside
of New York through all of Pennsylvania
through Central Ohio
they've got big rain we're not gonna get
the big rain but what we will get are
scattered showers patchy fog late
tonight sunny skies tomorrow then a cold
front arrives in time for the weekend
high pressure dominates again tomorrow
back to the 80s but there's the front by
Saturday
this is how we get there tonight we
don't have any worries if you have
outdoor plans have at them first thing
tomorrow
touch a fog then we clear up lots of
sunshine warm Saturday frontal boundary
into here and scattered showers begin to
erupt by the afternoon there it is by
6:00 p.m. our overnight low sign our
ease 11 overnight lows all in the upper
50s to low 50s in Orlando 59
here's tomorrow your forecast brought to
you by Dell air heating and air
conditioning oh yeah great Friday coming
on a high of 83 here's the week ahead
83 does it for a daytime high tomorrow
the low tomorrow night 60 but in the mid
70s for Saturday and Sunday with a
chance of rain each day all right Tom
thank you news six has learned Orlando
tax dollars helped pay for a man to get
out of jail tonight at 7 meet that man
once accused of some of the most serious
crimes I was charged with three counts
of premeditated murder is pkz allowed to
do this yeah mr. Womack is not a
criminal at seven we are uncovering how
this is legal and where that money came
from also building community in more
ways than one why single parents are
helping
build four homes in five days and why
their new neighborhood is a very special
place we'll have that at seven well Ryan
is in for Jamie tonight and it seems
kind of tense around the NBA right now
today was trade deadline day everyone
thought the magic would be big-time
sellers perhaps a bit of a surprise Oh
we'll tell you all about it
plus some sad news from the baseball
world hall-of-famer Frank Robinson
passed away today
Robinson became the first African
American manager in MLB history and
responded to acts of racism with dignity
and class his playing career included
MVPs in both leagues and a triple crown
Frank Robinson was 83 years old and
we'll be right back