Now, on fox 35 news. Police stepping up patrols at bike week. Marco rubio. His second primary win. Talks to us on how he plans to beat donald trump. Orlando city fans. Deja vu coming down to the wire. Warmer weather in store for your work week. Is spring getting a jump start in Central Florida. Well let you know. Your news starts right now. Good evening we start with breaking news in volusia county. A pedestrian hit and killed by an suv. It happened less than two hours ago in daytona. Live at the scene with the yeah we do know a man has died after he was hit by an suv here in Daytona Beach. Lets go to video we shot earlier this evening. A man said, he saw the persons body laying in the middle of the road. He was wondering if it was his friend. This man was hit when an suv was in the street. He died there his injuries. Lets listen into what this man had to say. I see a lot of people crossing back and forth. Now, authorities said that driver did stop and is cooperating with police. There
Wilmington a new record of 81. Trenton 80 degrees the same in reading the poconos reached agnew record of 73 degrees. Right now at international airport, its mild. 64 degrees. The average high is 50. So right now even at this late hour we are 14 degrees above that average high. In philadelphia i mentioned 64. 59 in wilmington. 50s down the shore. The poconos 61. So it is warmer in the poconos than it is in millville, Atlantic City or even wildwood. That is something significant. More records on tap tomorrow with a surge of a southwesterly wind. High pressure anchored off the coast in a summer like pattern bermuda high thats what we call it and it will be pumping up the heat not much humidity and it will keep this rain over the midwest an to the west. Heres a look at the numbers to beat for tomorrow. All of these records set back 10 years ago in 2006. Another very warm march. You can see philadelphia 76. Wilmington 77. Mid 70s for allentown, trenton reading and even Atlantic City i thin
On the way. So youll definitely want to leave your jackets at home when you walk out the door tomorrow. Good evening, im iain page. Im lucy noland. Feels more like june than the beginning of march. Lets get right over to kathy orr and the meet is on. I wish it would stickie out of the everyone keeps asking on facebook and twitter is this going to last through may . I dont know about that. Take a look at todays records. Philadelphia 82. Being the old beating the old record of 73. Wilmington a new record of 81. Trenton 80 degrees the same in reading the poconos reached agnew record of 73 degrees. Right now at international airport, its mild. 64 degrees. The average high is 50. So right now even at this late hour we are 14 degrees above that average high. In philadelphia i mentioned 64. 59 in wilmington. 50s down the shore. The poconos 61. So it is warmer in the poconos than it is in millville, Atlantic City or even wildwood. That is something significant. More records on tap tomorrow wit
Oneyearold yamir banks from the department of human services. Their father 32yearold scott banks and their grandmother 50yearold dionne pamon both face kidnapping charges. Investigators believe the children might be traveling to chicago and could be in danger. If you know where to find the children call the Storm Lake Police department at 712 7328010 or 911. The sentencing of a northeast iowa teenager charged in the traffic deaths of two siouxland girls last yearhas been pushed back. 18yearold Trevor Feauto of clarksville was supposed to be sentenced today. He pleaded gulity last month to two counts of felony vehicular homicide. Prosecutors say feauto was driving drunk in august of last year when his pickup truck crashed into a car near breda, iowa. Bailey jacobsen and lindsey quirk, both 16 and both of wall lake, iowa, were killed in the collision. The judge says he has some things to take into consideration before sentencing. Feautos Attorney Says after review of the pre impact state
Flood waters has covered most of the trail. Walnut creek has reached the level of 6 feet at interstate 3580. The National Weather service says it could crest up to 10 point 5 feet. When the flood water recedes the city will reopen the trail. Weve had so much rain so fast. That its flooded out a popular des moines holiday tradition. Channel 13s Reid Chandler shows us how the rains meant lights out for a big metro fundraiser. Very different weather day from what we normally expect in middecember. Bill stowe Des Moines Water Works in the midst of december, iowans are preparing for a wet christmas, rather than a white one. 4 19 20 obviously, rain and electricity dont mix, so it has produced a little bit of a challenge for us. We did have to unfortunately have to close last night, due to that and a transformer going out. Because obviously, without electricity, its hard to have lights on. Chris voggesser president ceo, makeawish iowa Chris Voggesser with makeawish iowa is working around the