concerns of later in the show. meredith: the marion county sheriff' s office is investigating what appears early on, to be a tragic accident. a man learning to hang glide lost his life at marion county' s airport. authorities were called to the airport in dunnellon. wesh 2' s dave mcdaniel has the latest on the investigation into the man' s death. lt. ryan robbins: he was going through a practice run. he was using a power line or some type of winch system to help get him off the ground. dave: the sheriff' s office says 40-year-old tomas banevicius had already done two practice runs on tuesday, when around 6:00, he was being towed in some fashion for his third flight. it went horribly wrong. lt. ryan robbins: once he was up in the air, we believe he was under 100 feet in the air, when the hang glider lost control. we understand it guided to the right, then impacted the ground. dave: the sheriff' s office says the man was dead here at scene. he had started training with this group in new york a few months ago. he was here for another lesson. the sheriff' s office continues to investigate, interviewing the crash. lt. ryan robbins: a tragic accident at this time, is the best way to explain it. no indication at this point that there' s any criminal activity. days: ve: the sheriff' s office says it has not had any other issues with hang gliding at the the u.s. hang gliding inc. s a new york company that operates up north s right, and at the marion county airport in dunnellon in the winter. we called the local number for u.s. hang gliding inc., and were told they would not be commenting, that they have investigating to do. their website says they are closed. in marion county, dave mcdaniel, wesh 2 news. meredith: it' s not clear whether this man was a tourist here, or whether he was a seasonal resident here. summer: a teenager is dead at a shooting in an orlando apartment complex. the 18-year-old was shot and killed last night. apartments. michelle: investigators wanted people to know this was not a random shooting. this began at this complex and then moved over there. this morning, investigators walked across the street from one apartment complex to the next, trying to piece together the sequence of events in this took one man' s life. >> it was kinda scary. it was kinda scary. michelle: scot says from inside his apartment, he heard the shots. >> it just seemed like, boom boom boom boom boom boom. it was like six shots. i was like, and it was loud. i live right here in this building. michelle: investigators say it started around 10:30 tuesday night at the serrano apartments off cypress woods drive near conroy road. according to police, the victims, two men, were parked in a car about here when the gun >> the people who did it, you could tell it was execution style. michelle: this man, who does not want to be identified, says he was a witness, says after the gun shots, he saw two men make a hasty exit in a vehicle. >> jump into it. slam it in reverse. they proceed to take off in the complex. michelle: the witness says he tried save one of the victims who was lying on the ground. >> with a gunshot wound to his chest. he proceeded to go over there and try to help. michelle: he sees the two men, the suspects, drive back through. >> proeceeded on cypress woods and in the meantime, we heard three or more shots more across the street. summer gate condos. police have confirmed that one victim went there to get help. the double shooting has rattled the confidence of folks living in both places. >> yes, scary. i would never think something like that would happen here michelle: orlando police believe that are more witnesses to this shooting. if you have any information, call crime line. meredith: today, hugo terry, the man convicted of killing an orlando police officer, was back in court today. terry is spending life behind bars. convicted for his part in killing officer al gordon. the court is now revisiting that sentence now that a supreme court ruling found anyone under 18-years-old should not be given life sentences. the re-sentencing hearing was pushed off until may 4. summer: turning to the first alert forecast. warm and pleasant outside. meredith: erica joins us from the outdoor weather center. we know there is rain coming our way. eric: it is very pleasant if you have short sleeves on. if you clouds, but the nice, warm temperatures make it so 83, orlando. it feels like 85 kids of the heat index. it is the wind that makes it even more comfortable. 84, villages. 77, palm coast. as we look toward the evening, the temperatures drop off nicely into 73 by 9:00. tony and i put a 20% chance of rain in the forecast because we have a potential to see a summer like seabreeze develop. this is tomorrow, showers are moving in. see you inside in a couple of minutes. summer: while the storm system has moved on, we' re seeing the scope of just how large some of the tornadoes were that touched down in alabama yesterday. take a look. this is a monster tornado, about 45 miles west of tuscaloosa. officials say the storm left a path of destruction with trees and downed powerlines. but fortunately, only minor today clean-up got underway after at least four tornadoes ripped through mississippi. this is video from a small east mississippi town. a pastor was inside the first baptist church when one tornado hit. he says he could hear trees snapping and windows crashing. officials say no one was injured. remember when rain and storms are on the move, just download our mobile app for the latest coverage. meredith: winter park police are looking to see if there' s any connection with recent burglaries of used car dealerships. they' re going three months back including three on west fairbanks, two on january 6, including the minivan store where thieves took a computer, and one just four days ago at liedca auto sales. wesh two' s gail paschall-brown is live on clay street in winter park with details on the latest case. absolutely, and according to police, the bad guys went through a window of the office that held an air-conditioning unit, and stole all of the keys to these vehicles, three cars and some more valuables. so when you got here this morning, what did you see? >> i see that two cars was missing and the most exotic car was parked here. gail: all that' s left are the tread marks of this 2008 bmw m3, which was stolen along with two others, a 2012 bmw and this mercedes benz suv. the high end cars were taken from worldtranssport of winter park on clay street. the owner says the bad guys also took all of the keys to the rest of cars, and he found this key to one of the stolen ones on the ground. >> the worst part is the two cars taken, i sold already, and the man is coming from nashville to pick it up at 3:00 pm, and i called, told him the car was stolen. gail: expensive diagnostic equipment and cash were also taken from his small dealership midnight. just before 2:20, another dealership, vip auto, right here in orange county. there was a ford 250 park right here. we don' t know at this time if the two thefts are connected. >> we got the vehicle from the auction and was only parked a few hours and it' s gone. gail: both dealerships are 20 minutes apart, but the theft at vip was caught on camera. to the left of the screen, you can barley see two people get into the diesel truck. at one point, the thief tried to break the camera with a rake. it took them about seven mintues to get the truck going. they didn' t have a key, and from the looks of things, some issues getting it off the lot. maylee ortega at vip auto says they' re very concerned about all of their fellow dealerships when something like this happens and hopes the burglars are caught the owner cannot even get into the vehicles because the keys are gone. we will have more information later on wesh 2 news. live in winter park, gail paschall-brown, wesh 2 news. meredith: a small plane and brevard county had to make an unusual landing this morning. the pilot and passenger were not hurt. brevard county fire and rescue were called to the scene as precaution. summer: a family of a man killed by an undercover officer is pleading with investigators to mandate all police officers wear body cameras. stewart, this is a man killed on the side of i-95? >> he was shot and killed by the officer while waiting for aaa to deal with his disabled car. his family says it will never know what happened between him and the officer, but they argued if the undercover had been agencies would be required to establish pop of dust proper policies for body cameras and data. state law does not currently require that. >> if there were body cameras, we would all have answers as to how a church drama broke down at 3:00 in the morning in october of last year, was confronted by officers and is dead. >> i will look at legislation as it makes its way to my desk. we are focused on what is the right thing for our sentences. stewart: not sure how much more work at the family has to do to get this bill to be governor' s desk. the officer was fired by the police department and the investigation is ongoing. meredith: u.c.f' s downtown campus could soon receive a financial boost from the city of orlando. a proposal to commit $75,000 -- $75 million next monday. the building will cost a total of $22.5 million. some of that money could come from taxpayers. so how much will this move cost orlando residents? we' ll look into that at 5:00. meredith: a victim' s autopsy has been released, and what else we have learned about the man facing charges for her murder. >> as soon as he took the gun off of me and his eyes off of may, that is when my training kicked in. meredith: you will hear from the convenience store worker with a military background who fought back. summer: it is a big day for high national signing day, that guys, when you order now you get a free pizza after super bowl 50! that's a great idea. always show up when you have free pizza? free pizza? we get it after the super bowl. oh... i'll come back. order now through super bowl sunday at papajohns.com and get a free pizza starting the monday after super bowl. use promo code superbowl50. better ingredients. better pizza. meredith: happening today, high school athletes across the nation are celebrating one of the biggest days of their lives. summer: today is the day they announced which college scholarships they have accepted to continue their on field careers meredith: wesh 2' s brett connolly takes shows us how one local school celebrated national signing day. brett: football gets the bulk of the recognition. people take the day off to learn if top recruits sign on with their favorite team. but the offers extend far beyond football, and college coaches know central florida is fertile recruiting ground for all sports. signing your name at school has never felt so good. 17 student athletes at bishop moore high school earning a roster spot at the next level. >> i'm really excited. all my hardwork has paid off. and i'm excited for the future. >> very excited. this is where i have been wanting to go since i was a sophomore. this is a big deal for me today. brett: athletes in football, soccer, and volleyball all signing letters of intent. >> we have a big variety of just different sports and athletes and the football team had 10 guys signed today. brett: one of those on the state championship football team, includes parker boudreaux. picking notre dame. >> it' s a dream come true. i have been dreaming about this since i was a little kid. i' m excited to start my new future. brett: as these teens look to the future, parents capture the present. a morning of photos and smiles, including from two-time super bowl champion, ray lewis, whose son will play at utah state. >> it is one of those calm down moments as a parent, sending your chil out into the world brett: and that' s a world for many of these students that won' t include any student loans. meredith: lake mary high school championship soccer team are sending players off to college. they have sent students to the university of chicago and nova southeastern university. summer: he lost his super bowl ring more than two years ago, but today, former ucf football his prized possession again, thanks to a very special angel. >> two voicemails. i have something that belongs to you. my name is angel. it is very important. summer: angel, the good samaritan, says one of his workers found the ring outside kruczek' s neighborhood. he says he lost it when he set it on his car bumper to do yard work, forgot it was there and drove off. eventually, angel was able to reach him by email. >> i was in my office. i was taken aback. i couldn' t call him fast enough. summer: kruz won the ring in super bowl 13 with the steelers. he now coaches for trinity prep high school. meredith: we' ve got a new temporary detour to tell you ultimate project. tonight and tomorrow night, the westbound exit to kirkman road north will be closed between 10:00 and 5:00 a.m. drivers will have to stay on i-4 westbound to the sand lake road till they hit kirkman. summer: taking another look in her first alert forecast, it is warm outside but it may change. meredith: i am looking forward to the change. eric: we have something for everyone. it is a nice, warm day today, storms tomorrow and a little bit cooler as we look ahead to your friday and saturday. outside this hour, daytona beach with some high clouds, but a very inviting shot with folks coming and going. 80 degrees is the current temperature and a nice onshore wind. 75 oak hill. once we had in and away from the ocean, we see temperatures climbing. 83, deland. 83, hunter' s creek. 83, celebration. not picking up on any rainfall, and there are some particulars and atmosphere, but not too much to be concerned about. a beautiful, but cloudy sunset. it will be 74 degrees at 8:00 tonight and pushing down to 71 by 11:00. overnight, a mild set up. temperatures in the upper 60' s. the average for this time of year is 50 degrees, and those clouds and light breezes will help to make for a warm night. it is 65, ocala. 66, villages. with the wind dying off, we will see the potential for some fog. 66, clermont. 66, altamonte springs. 68, cocoa beach. futurecast fog attractor showing pockets of fog, go slow around this will keep us warm and dry and begins to exit as we watch this cool front approach for florida tomorrow, and that will mean showers and thunderstorms out ahead of it. we are calling for a 70% chance of rain. 81 degrees tomorrow in orlando. 78, daytona beach. 81, titusville. it will be a warm day. there is a mix of clouds and sunshine early. at lunchtime, we begin to see the rain coming in from the gulf of mexico and eventually it slides on end, bringing with it, heavy downpours across central florida. by friday, the front shifts to the south, and a little bit of a wind change bringing improvement for one day. if you showers working back into town on saturday, so we will look for a bit of a raise in the rain chances during the weekend. you will want to hit the beach here is a look at the seven-day forecast. 81 degrees and a 70% chance of showers. if you showers for your weekend, and we will talk more about this rain chances. summer: we are covering breaking news, with a man in connection to a fire that killed his stepson will not be charged. meredith: the attorney' s office does not have enough evidence to accuse him. to escape, but to people were trapped inside. his stepson died in a injured. the attorney general said there was no motive or clear evidence of arson. summer: a quick look at traffic trouble in orange county. this is i-4 west and exit 71. you can see a situation to the the traffic is backed up all the way to the beach line. meredith: we will continue on wesh 2 newses >> the spread of zika is a frightening event. the mosquito that carries both dengue and zika is extremely efficient. summer: that' s the scientist leading the project to come up with a vaccine or treatment for the zika virus. meredith: he' s speaking out after news of one confirmed case was transmitted sexually in texas. the cdc had previously thought a mosquito bite was the only way to get the virus, and that it was really only a concern in pregnant women. now, scientists are playing catch up and realizing more that there' s still a lot to learn. >> a typical vaccine can take 10 or more years, but there is a great sense of urgency within our organization. the who has declared an emergency so we need to move as quickly as possible. meredith: zika has been linked to a birth disorder in newborns that results in babies to be born with abnormally small heads. summer: new video shows a huge hole ripping open after an explosion on a plane. this is video from on board the somali jetliner. you can see people are relatively calm. appeared to have been caused by an explosion. at least two people were injured. the flight was over east africa yesterday when it made an emergency landing in somalia after the blast. authorities are investigating the explosion. meredith: we are following breaking news out of cocoa beach. we will have a live report from the scene is straight ahead. daytona beach teaming up when it comes to a group of homeless ahh... yeah! ahh... ahh... ah. you probably say it a million times a day. ahh... ahh! ahh... ahh! but at cigna, we want to help everyone say it once a year. say "ahh". >>ahh... cigna medical plans cover one hundred percent of your in-network annual checkup. so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. >> local. live. latebreaking. this is wesh 2 news first at 4:00 in high definition. meredith: we continuing -- we continue to follow breaking news in cocoa beach with a shooting in a tax office. sheriff' s office said the started at 1:30 this afternoon in clearlake road. what we know is it all broke out in a tax services office in this one person was shot in the office with multiple gunshot wounds. another person was also shot, by possible debary. -- debris. of all the people that were shot, the shooters were able to get away in a car, and that is where deputies found the injured person, and that person along with the person shot multiple times was flown to a local hospital. pretty serious injuries. the person who was not shot but injured by debris, that person did not require much medical attention. it is still unclear what the circumstances were, who shot who or if there is even a shooter at large. those of the questions we are asking the brevard county sheriff' when we get more details, we expect an update that we will pass along to you. we are live in brevard county. summer: thank you. meredith: jim payne joins us now with the new information released in the case. jim: an autopsy report obtained by wesh 2 this morning, confirms sasha samsudean was strangled to death, inside her downtown apartment. we' ve been working to find out how samsudean was murdered inside her home in october. a security guard at her apartment complex, stephen duxbury, has been indicted on first degree murder charges. he' s being held without bond. prosecutors say he helped the intoxicated woman into her apartment. prosecutors say he then raped he says he did not help her, but surveillance video shows them walking together in several areas in the complex, contradicting his statements to investigators. back to you. summer: two women are seen shoplifting at an orlando walmart, but wait until you see what happened when they made their get away. take a look. this is surveillance video from sunday night at the store on south kirkman road. store security saw the women put merchandise in their purses. workers then closed several exits to corner the women, but when they were confronted, one pulled out a knife, jabbed the knife toward workers and both women ran away. they' re still on the run, so if you recognize either of them, you are asked to call police. meredith: a 23-year-old deland woman died after losing control of her jeep in deltona overnight. investigators say savannah noriega was driving south on providence just before 1:00 this morning when she lost control and slid across the road. she hit a curb and overturned in a yard on giles street. she died at the scene. summer: a local convenience store clerk who went toe-to-toe his story. the crook had no idea he was going up against a combat tested u.s. army veteran. wesh 2' s chris hush spoke with him when he came back to work, >> pulling the oven open to pull out the pastries for that night. put it over here. as soon as i turned around, he was already standing here, coming at me. chris: this man, seen on surveillance video, came in armed with an airsoft gun, looking for cash. but army veteran david dick, the store clerk working that night at the sugar creek gas station store in mims, was ready to fight back. >> i put my hands up, kept my hands calm, right where he could see them. chris: as cameras roll, the armed man forces the clerk to the cash register. dick tells us the crook wanted him to put cash in a bag. but as a trained specialist in the united states army, he says he waited for just the right moment. >> as soon as he took the gun off of me and took his eyes off of me, that' s when my training kicked in. chris: he overpowers the seemingly amateur thief. blow to his face, and seconds later, another punch as the robber tries to bail. >> i wanted to do damage. i' m not going to lie. i wanted to do damage to him. the last punch, his face kind of felt like mush. chris: the clerk says he tried to shoot the airsoft gun, but it was jammed. he chases the man out, where dick says a getaway driver was waiting. the robber got away, but most likely in bad shape. this week, the brevard county sheriff' s office applauded the army vet for defending himself. so do his co-workers, who had just left that night before he was attacked. >> i love my family too much not to be home. chris: in brevard county, chris hush, wesh 2 news. summer: the back entrance of the store is now locked as one of many safety measures the store is taking. deputies are still looking for the suspect. anyone with information should call crimeline. meredith: palm bay police say they' ve caught a pair of purse thieves. police say they arrested cristie cook and johnny cook. last week, they posted this picture of their suspects, who took a purse from the photo counter at the walmart on shopping cart under some other items and walked out. summer: it is a beautiful, warm wednesday with plenty of sunshine. meredith: we do have some changes coming in. some of that rain will be moving in, but not tomorrow, right? eric: it will be a beautiful day today, so if you have outdoor plans, you need to enjoy it. we are talking about bright sunshine across central florida. overnight, we will watch clouds at settling in, and by tomorrow, even some showers and storms. take a look at the radar, quiet now, but look at the bigger perspective. there are some showers and storms near the panhandle, and that will be moving our way tomorrow. 84, ocala right now. let' s talk temperatures. 84, orlando. the record height is 86. -- 83, daytona beach. we will be down to 71 degrees by 11:00 tonight. timing the rain out tomorrow and cool weather when i see you inside it just a couple minutes. meredith: in commitment 2016, two more republican candidates dropped out of the race for president. rick santorum and senator rand paul suspended their campaigns. today, paul said he wants re-election to the senate in kentucky. no word what santorum' s political future holds. santorum and paul join republican mike huckabee and democrat martin o' malley in dropping out of the running this week. that leaves just 11 candidates . bernie sanders and hillary clinton on the democratic side, but there are still nine summer: the florida legislature s congressional maps. the supreme court approved a new map last month that will result in changes to the state' s political landscape. a senate spokesperson says they see no reason for the legislature to defend the court ruling. congresswoman corrine brown filed the lawsuit, saying the new map takes a large portion of african american voters out of her district. some quick thinking boy scouts in florida are being called heroes they saved the lives of two boaters in big trouble. investigators say a boy and his father took their boat out for a ride on the manatee river last saturday. they hit something in the water and flipped over. a scout troop was camping nearby and heard their screams for help. two of the scouts jumped into a canoe and went to rescue them. >> all that first aid training i have taken as a boy scout growing up in the troop. >> so you feel it came in handy at that time? >> oh yes, it did, very handy because otherwise i wouldn' t have known what to do. summer: the victims were rushed to the hospital. meredith: daytona police broke up a gathering of homeless people, but they will now receive a big cash gift with hopes of a long-term solution. claire: city commissioners have dealt with little but the homeless crisis lately, an issue that is costing taxpayers between $5500 and $6000 a week. >> i think it painted a picture of our community that isn' t, that we' re not used to. claire: former daytona beach mayor glenn ritchey was moved like many others when 100 plus homeless people camped out in front of a downtown building for more than a month, and as city and county leaders argued over how to deal with it, ritchey and other big business owners, quietly raised $100,000 to meet the needs of the homeless right now. >> it was good to handle the situation immediately with the hopes that the city and the county can sit down working together, create a long term goal. claire: the homeless have been removed from downtown, many now sheltered at the salvation army additional staff, additional funds and of course, there are still homeless living on the streets. the $100,000 and another $10,000 from the lodging and hospitality association, will be specifically set aside for food, shelter, transportation. as disturbing as the very public display of homelessness was for the city, some think it finally moved many to act. >> it ignited everything. now people are working together, they' re talking communications. city and county are meeting and hopefully we' ll stop pointing fingers and solve the problem. claire: the check presentations will be made during tonight's city commission meeting, and the issue of homelessness is again expected to be a hot topic for city leaders and the public. in daytona beach, volusia county, claire metz, wesh 2 news. meredith: the city of daytona beach is still hoping to partner with the county on a proposed permanent shelter to be built west of this city, but the project is not on the drawing board. summer: two women are shot in a meredith: one used facebook to call for help. summer: using an atm may be a thing of the past. a quick look at traffic, the situation on i-4, and one vehicle is over to the left side of your screen and is backing up traffic a little bit. if you are heading in this i don't know what i'm doing. i can't find anything just when i think it's just not going to work. this woman that works there comes over and asks can i help you? and he was so happy, to do it amazing right? expected would have thought that anyone would find that do that. go out of their way for me. right then, right there i couldn't believe it he was so helpful small thing little thing. simple thing but it made me smile made me happy made my day share your story. publix. where shopping meredith: a woman streams on facebook after she and another woman were shot at a opa-locka drive thru. the women were at a burger king yesterday morning, and say they were targeted. summer: the search for the shooters continues and the family is quite fired up about this incident. >> god forgive me for all my sins. >>y' all going to be caught. i don' t forgive y' all. summer: the two women who were shot are ok. surveillance video at the restaurant shows two men in red hoodies, firing shots. one of the victims says she recognized the shooter. meredith: one of the anti-abortion activists who was indicted for making undercover planned parenthood videos, turned herself in to police. sandra merritt appeared in a houston courtroom today on charges of tampering with a governmental record. these videos alleged planned parenthood illegally sold fetal tissue for profit. the other person indicted is authorities tomorrow. summer: the way you bank is about to change. soon you might not need a card to use an atm. banks are using new technology to update how customers can get their cash. wesh 2 anchor michelle imperato explains. michelle: we' ve got smartphones, smart homes and smart watches. now, your atm is getting smarter, too. >> we view this as much broader than a cash dispenser. michelle: j.p. morgan chase, bank of america and citigroup are all working to make mobile friendly machines. later this year, chase is launching the new e-atm. you won' t even need a card to use it. just log into the bank' s app, find the seven digit code, and type it into any chase atm in your vicinity. another new feature, the ability to withdraw three times more money and in more denominations. customers will soon be able to take out up to $3,000 in one dollar bills if they' d like. by the end of next year, they' ll be able to pay their mortgage and credit card bills standing >> we do all this because our customers are asking for this. they want to be able to bank when they want, where they want and how they want, and this machine is allowing us the flexibility to do so. michelle: the upgrades over the years have made the machines than visiting a teller, and cheaper for the bank, too. every teller transaction costs the bank 65 cents. that figure drops on your mobile device. meredith: there' s a new way to get around town. zipcar unveiled its ride sharing cars today. zipcar has cars in 500 cities and on 500 college campuses including ucf and rollins. there are now six in orlando, four at disney springs, and two in winter park. the cars allow you to pay with a credit card and use for as little as one hour, which the company says, appeals to millennials and retirees >> that' s the baby boomers that are retired. the children have moved out of their big properties in the suburbs, and it' s just too much for them to keep up with so those folks are now selling, down-sizing, getting rid of their car and moving to cities and now they are having more fun than ever. meredith: a one hour rental of a zip care will cost you $9. a whole day locally is $69. insurance is included with a $1,000 dollar crash deductible, or you can opt to pay $79 a year for an insurance waiver. summer: today would not be a bad day to ride around with the windows down, especially the convertibles. eric: it is going to be a beautiful day through the afternoon and into the evening, just a few clouds overhead. tomorrow, that is when you will need to put the convertible top up. it is the hazy, hot, humid look. it feels like 85 degrees right now, quite warm. there is also the wind at 17 miles per hour that makes it feel a little bit more comfortable. 84, ocala. 78, melbourne beach. no rainfall for now, and we are nice and quiet. thunderstorms are now pushing to the panhandle right on schedule for our forecast. they will eventually work their way into north florida, and this line goes all the way into the canadian maritime, thousands of miles of rainfall. thankfully, in and out for us throughout the day tomorrow. 66 in the city. 66, clermont. 66, titusville. i want you to look at the potential for some fog looking ahead to your thursday morning. because we have: wind, there is the potential to see some of that. they get is, it will not be all watch the rain chances going up. 9:00, a couple rain shower possibilities. 3:00, 50% chance of storms and by 5:00, it is heavy downpours in the metro area. because it is moving northwest to the southeast, these warmer -- northern communities will not be warming up. a little bit warmer the further southeast you go. hubris futurecast, 9:00 tonight showing those clouds with a passing shower. by 2:00, heavy downpours into seminole and orange county. by 6:00, the activity pushes off to the east. looking ahead to friday, it is bright sunshine and a nice cool breeze. saturday, we are watching more system moves into sunday morning. if you have a party going on for super bowl sunday, 59 is your pregame activities and the kickoff temperature is 65 with only a couple of clouds overhead . not bad at all. 65 is our high temperature on friday. tony has a lot more on the rain when he sees you at 5:00. summer: when we come back, how lowe's presents: in your mouth. like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry. sta-green fertilizer, summer: predictions for super bowl 50 are being made all over the nation. meredith: from psychics to puppies, bears to groundhogs, all picking between the denver broncos and carolina panthers. grady, the north carolina groundhog, no doubt angered panther fans when he picked an ear of corn with the broncos logo, while a grizzly named ozzy at a zoo in montana chowed down a cake, also with the broncos logo. check this out. it was a full court shot but of a different kind. pga golfer stewart cink, a georgia tech alum, took to the hardwood last night at the game against duke. that' s the full length of the it was all for a good cause, winning a fifth year grad scholarship for making the shot. that is not easy to do, that he makes millions doing just that. summer: that is awesome. wesh 2 news at 5:00 is straight ahead. meredith: jim payne joins us now with what' s coming up in the next hour. jim: late breaking news from the florida attorney general. why charges against a central florida man, who' s accused of starting the fire that killed his step-son, have just been dropped. plus, breaking right now near cocoa. two people are wounded in a shooting inside a tax office. wesh 2 is live on the scene as investigators try to figure out what led up to the violence. and an emergency declaration from governor rick scott concerning the zika virus here in florida. it' s all next on wesh 2 news at 5:00. 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