department fought a losing battle, as the flames devoured the wooden structure hour after hour. publishing kingpin al neuharth dreamed up the newspaper " usa today" within the very walls that disappeared in roaring, twisting flames. it wasn' t until 1:00 in the morning that the fire was declared out. but even today, firefighters and investigators were slow to approach the place because of the continuing danger. the investigation into what happened is just getting started. >> it may take a day, a week, a month. it could be a very extensive investigation. dan: take a look at highway a1a between 4th street south and 3rd street south about to reopen within 10 minutes. today. at 5:00, we will look more into what happened at the estate and what it was made of, the wooden are looking into those things as part of the investigation. again, that is at 5:00. summer: as orlando detectives search for an armed robbery man may be involved in a second incident. the video from the mercy market gun trying to get money. the police report says the owner grabbed her own gun, fired a shot that missed, and the suspect took off, leaving in a blue minivan. coming up at 5:00, the second robbery the man is believed to be involved in, and all new video showing that man and his alleged accomplice. meredith: a woman working with a marion county church is arrested, accused of stealing more than $100,000 for a charity for breast cancer screening. she is accused of forging a signature, transferring the money to her own over the course of 16 months. she is charged with grand theft and forgery is -- and is out on bond. it will not say if she was a summer: a pennsylvania grand jury has indicted to orlando priest to conspiracy with endangered children years ago. they allowed a priest with a predator background to have access to children. bob kealing hasn' t reaction from the arc specs up -- archbishop. bob: one of the members charged is a spiritual advisor at the san pedro center, another is the head of a parish. while neither one is accused of sex crimes, an attorney says the enabled a serial sexual predator to continue to prey on children, as many as 90 of them without wanting to communities he was being given access to them. center and the parish of mount dora has been removed of their positions after being indicted on charges of conspiracy against children. he says, i support the decision of the minister provincial to remove these two priests. we pray for all people involved in this investigation and those suffering. coming up at 5:00, we will have local reaction to these charges and what the next steps in this investigation will be. meredith: your first weather now, another day of warm temperatures. the forecast. tony: it is hot out there right now. we had a little bit of fog. take a look at i-4, temperature still 87 degrees right now. we take a look at the visible can see, not a whole lot of clouds but just enough to keep the temperatures a little they cooler than this time yesterday when we were right around the 90 degree mark. this is considered warm for our standards, the warm it should be -- the high should be 78. more clouds gathering near the gulf. all of that will drift south for the next couple of days, and that is great news because we have a couple brushfires out there right now. the wind, southwest and west at 10 miles per hour. coming up, we will time the ring in the cool temperatures just in time for your weekend plans. meredith: a woman stopped at a light near deland and was carjacked this morning. the suspect is now identified and he allegedly jumped into her essay -- suv. the suspect took off with the victim' claire metz joins us live. this is where it all ended when the suspect crashed? claire: that is exactly right. this is several miles from the carjacking occurred. the suspect crashed into a powerful and caused fire. witnesses told the suspect out and is hospitalized ended custody in sanford. here is the good news, just a short while ago, the victim' s golden retriever was found. >> the car burst into flames, probably 20 foot flames. claire: witnesses shared vehicle -- video of the stolen suv after the driver lost in fall slammed into a power pole. sheriff' s deputies say the suspect raced away from the car jacking singh, driving recklessly until finally he lost control. >> i saw the car wrecked on the tree and the telephone pole. there was a gentleman dragging a claire: images of that ford expedition, little more than a black and mass shows impact of the fire. >> the guy claire: just flipped right in front of a. claire:he was headed east when the suspect crashed, heading west. he, along with a motorcyclist pulled the suspect out, and just in time. >> helped him to get out of the car so we could get him away from the fire. claire: apparently before that happened, the victim' s golden retriever trapped in the suv got out of the crash site. he is saw the dog but did not realize she was involved. >> she looks fine and she was walking perfect. claire: in just the last 30 minutes, eight hours after she disappeared, the dog was found on the porch of someone' s home and not far from the crash site. the victims did not want to go on camera but they are more than her owners think the dog may have a leg or pa w injury, while the suspect remains in critical condition at the hospital. police feel the majority of the injuries came from the crash itself. as he recovers, he will be charged with carjacking and grand theft. summer: orlando police say the victim targeted in a home invasion has been in rested -- are arrested. police say two men burst through the door, stole a car and took off. we are told they also shot and killed a dog in that home and are still on the run. the man who lives in the home, was actually arrested after investigators found cocaine, pot and a stolen gun. meredith: take a after the foot a primary, it appears governor governor scott called for the republican party to unite around donald trump. he said that continuing the primary race when there is only one true candidate poised to win would only hurt the republican party. in a statement released through his facebook page, he said the voters are speaking clearly, they want to businessman, outsider who will dramatically shake up the this status quo in washington. with the governor endorsing hillary clinton their rhetoric. greg fox is on the bitter fight ahead and how this could be a high numbers of voters cast ballots across party lines. we hear a candidate for president called for rounding up 12 million immigrants, banning all muslims from entering the united states. reporter: victory speech set the tone for what she believes will be a general election campaign against donald trump. >> when he embraces torture, that does not make him strong, it makes him wrong. reporter: trump quickly returned the favor. >> i think she is an embarrassment to our country, under federal investigation, does reporter: not have the strength or stamina to be president. reporter:experts predict clinton will continue to paint donald trump as a bully with attacks already doing damage. >> dog, pay, real quotes from donald trump about women. >> one of the central themes she exposes that he is a bully, but i think she is making a play at women by doing that. reporter: clinton sees the nagging campaign of bernie sanders in the rearview mirror that is betting on his supporters coming forward. them will vote for her in the general election, they tend to be very liberal and hillary clinton is a lot more liberal than donald trump as i do not see their supporters coming over to donald trump reporter:. donald trump was asked repeatedly if you would consider rubio as a running mates and he declined to answer. coming up at 5:00, our political experts weigh in on the meltdown of the republican national convention and white rubio supporters do not see themselves getting behind donald trump. summer: president obama has made his choice to replace justice scalia. right now it is unclear if the nominee merrick garland chief judge will even get a hearing. more on that coming up in the next half hour. getting to and from school safely on a school bus. meredith: we are seeing some unnerving video. summer: we had several calls from you guys about being turned away from the voter polls. take part in the primary. meredith: we are meeting some of the wounded warriors competing >> you' re watching wesh 2. meredith: last year, prince games in london. summer: the games recognize the women who' life-changing injuries. s gail paschall-brown got a chance to talk to some of the athletes who will be competing right here in central florida. gail: right now it' s braves baseball, but come may, opening ceremonies with an entourage of dignitaries including prince harry, first lady michelle obama and many more. the word invictus means unconquered. the invictus games celebrates the fighting spirit of wounded, sick and injured servicemen and women. >> being able to compete already pumped me up. i am already a competitive guy. henry sawyer will be among more than 500 athletes from 15 nations taking part in the 2016 invictus games at the wide world of sports complex at disney. this semi-pro football player was injuried during a game in melbourne. >> i was playing for duval panthers, made a tackle, severed my spinal chord, paralyzed from the neck down. gail: javier rodriguez of st. cloud lost his leg because of hit and run driver. he' s was selected for the very first games and now central florida. >> it is pretty exciting. we' re not in london, we're in the in usa. we' re on our home turf. gail: the athletes compete in 10 sports, from powerlifting, to wheelchair basketball, to wheelchair rugy. >> we' re not defined by our we are above that. i can run. i am a husband, i am a father. >> please welcome to the field chief navy petty officer, javier [applause] gail: the athletes threw out the first ball at the braves spring training game today. m gail paschall-brown for wesh 2 news. meredith: sure to be a great event. summer: more than a quarter of registered voters did not get to vote in the primary. this means they cannot vote in a republican or democratic primary because they have no party affiliation. turned up to vote said they could not. misunderstanding. >> some of people get confused. they may have been nonparty but florida law does not permit them to vote. summer: florida has been a and commitment 2016, winter park library. voters approved a $30 million bond to pay for construction. the new library will be built in with space for children' programs and more books. the building will also include marion county' going up 1%. -- one cents. it' ll pay for public safety, projects. meredith: and while illinois was awaiting primary results, strong storms were moving through. check out some of the intense video. this is video of the storm as it touched down. they kicked up plenty of dust and debris. so far there have been no reports of injuries, despite several watches and warnings throughout tuesday evening. some impressive video there. summer: some impressive heat where we are right now. it is hot outside. tony: good thing, we are going to cool it down in the next couple of days. we need some rain. that is going to help. a pretty afternoon at near daytona beach, spring breakers are loving life right now. as we take a look at those counters, the atlantic ocean, look at that, daytona beach up to 88 degrees right now as we continue to take a look at the west wind, warming up. 88, palm coast. 87, orlando. just shy of 90 in sanford. yesterday, was the warmest a of the year and today is not too far behind. we have a front that is stalling out right now that will channel some moisture, especially into friday and saturday and sunday, rain chances a bit higher, which is great news. 85, silver springs. paisley, 89. deer park, 90. 89, oviedo. melbourne beach at 78, and as we take a look at the hour by hour forecast, 88 down to 87 in the near daytona beach, 87 down to 73. you can see the seabreeze coming down into the evening. 72 by the 11:00 in orlando. overnight low, right around 65. 62, ocala. we will see some areas of fog and some of it could be a little th ic futurecast picking up on the fogk. . you can see it low, grade clouds. it burns often than we have a couple of showers popping up early to mid afternoon tomorrow, and as we work our way onto friday, you can see the front across the peninsula here with a lot of clouds and a couple of showers during the day on friday, so as we go into each passing day, the rain chances will be going up. 82, bellevue. upper 80' harmony. sanford, 85 to 87. a little cooler near the coast, lower 70' s. pollen is high today, pollen is high tomorrow, pollen goes down as we get into friday, saturday, bit of rain. coming up in the next half hour, he will talk about some of spring training baseball, and noticed the trend, after st. patrick' s day, it is getting wetter and we are beginning to cool down. as advertised, monday and tuesday morning lows will be in the upper 40' s, afternoon highs, 70 to 75. summer: the fbi is joining the search for a teenage girl. meredith: the details around her disappearance are just terrifying. summer: amazon is paving the way meredith: at least 15 people are dead after a bus attack in pakistan. houses military institutions. no one has claimed responsibility, so far. a texas high schooler has not been seen since saturday. summer: her story is giving people chills. over the weekend, her father' s burned body was found by investigators. the fbi is now launching a child abduction deployment group to help find her, but so far, no luck. and now, the lack of information is frustrating students and parents. >> if this person took her in the same area where i go to school, then even like my friends and stuff could be in danger. summer: the teen' s mother is in mexico recovering from surgery. investigators are asking anyone with information to come forward. meredith: a colorado man says he was given a ticket for one of his facebook posts. >> so you' re writing me for the stop sign based on my video? >> yes. >> ok, perfect. meredith: probably no surprise, michael dalton was recording when he got his citation. what he' s accused of doing is running a stop sign and driving reckless on a video he posted, taking a short cut through a police say while you can post what you' d like, if you' re breaking the law, they can do something about it. summer: amazon may someday let you pay by selfie. they' ve filed a patent for the technology already saying it' s more secure than traditional passwords. customers would be able to take a picture or video of themselves to authenticate the payment, and amazon' s facial recognition system would make sure it' s the actual customer and not hackers, thieves or kids. amazon didn' t say when this technology would be available. you won' t be able to use that to pay for a rare discovery out of israel. a hiker found this rare 2,000 yaer old coin in galilee near the biblical site where jesus is believed to have walked on water. this coin is so rare there' s only one other known to be out there in the world. it' s on display at a british museum and features the face of emperor augustus caesar' s heir cars illegally passing a stopped school bus. meredith: we clear up the rules of the road. >> local. live. latebreaking. this is wesh 2 news first at 4:00 in high definition. summer: it' s a scary thing to watch a motorist blow by, a stopped school bus that has lights flashing and the works. meredith: well, one father has decided to do something about it. wesh 2' s michelle meredith has the story. michelle: watching cars illegally pass stopped school buses made one father very angry. >> it' s impatient people and they don' t realize what could possibly be at stake by disobeying the laws. michelle: so chad cartledge decided he wasn' t going to take it anymore. with cell phone in hand, chad camped out at the corner of aloma and forsyth and watched car after car, illegally pass stopped school buses. observe the white car. >> he decides, i' m not going to wait anymore, so what does he do? he gets into the turn lane. he just guns it and continues straight across the intersection. if those lights are blinking, you stop and don' t honk at me because i am obeying the law. these children' s lives are risk being late for work at the expense of the possible life of a child. michelle: chad noticed the vast majority of motorists were zooming by the stopped school bus to make a left hand turn. which by the way, is also illegal. why do you think people think the left turn lane is fair game? >> it is not. michelle: to be clear here' s how the law works, if you are traveling in the same direction as the bus, it is illegal to pass the bus to make a left hand turn. if there is a median separating the traffic, vehicles moving in the opposite direction don' t have to stop. you must stop if there is no median. chad' s videos were featured on the facebook page for the orange county sheriff' s office got thousands of views. this morning deputies were at the same intersection handing out tickets. $269 and several points off of your insurance. meredith: not only is there a hefty fine, it will also cost you three to four points as well. summer: police in daytona beach are asking for help identifying a couple who they say keyed an off duty law enforcement officer' s personal vehicle -- vehicle. police say the couple in this surveillance image left the south turn restaurant and bar on nova road on march 1 and went to an off duty volusia county sheriff' s deputy' s personal vehicle. they say the female was seen keying all sides of the 2001 mercedes-benz, cutting deep into the paint. anyone who recognizes the couple, is asked to call the sheriff' s office. meredith: a man who at one point faced a manslaughter accusation, is now free and clear according to the state attorney. 22-year-old tonney mccants was arrested in january by sanford police after marquis grooms was shot and killed at the kensington oaks apartments. the state attorney will not file criminal charges in the case, saying grooms had assaulted the woman living at the apartment, and that mccants had legal justification to shoot. alert forecast, it has been warm but we have some changes. meredith: tony, these changes just in time for spring training games. tony: we do have some changes coming. it looks like a little bit of rain and cooler temperatures. lake eola, temperatures running in the mid to upper 80' s. we take a look at the satellite radar perspective, high pressure in control. notice the temperatures out there, it is warm a long i-4, 89 degrees, the breeze working toward cocoa. the setup for tomorrow, best rain chances north of orlando, so let' s take a look at bay hill for tomorrow, around one, 65 and a little fog in the morning. by the afternoon, sunnier skies and warmer temperatures. spring training, astros have two games tomorrow, one in kissimmee, taking on the blue disney taking on the atlantic braves, gametime temperature coming in at 81. meredith: thank you. the investigation continues into what sparked the fire that wiped out a local icon. summer: for most of the day, crews were on the scene of that scorched multi-million dollar home. take a look at video from chopper 2 this afternoon over what was a 10,000 square foot home. wesh 2' s alex villarreal spoke with some who were shocked to see it go up in flames. reporter: fire crews spent the morning looking for in washing out smoldering spots on the pumpkin center property. the iconic mansion is ash after it burned down last night. >> i was in the home and the 1980' s, and i always thought of it as a millionaire' s treehouse, very, a lots of old wood. reporter: something out of the jungle book is how johnny it was built in 1975 by his former boss, founder of "usa today." >> i contacted an editor friend of mine and he says it appears it is al' s former home. if they got he is not here to see the distraction. reporter: it shock to many in cocoa beach, as the sun set, dozens of people gathered, some snapping photos and others just to stare. one neighbor captured smoke still rising from the ashes. >> i came out and i got in the air and i was able to see, it is gone, the house is gone, still smoldering just rebel. -- rubble. reporter: how did this fire happen? >> it means a lot to me personally, all of us in cocoa beach, to get some adequate summer: we are continuing to monitor any developments in the investigation of that fire and we' ll bring it to you as we get it at 5:00. meredith: clermont police say they' re no longer looking for the person accused of posing as a police officer because he was a trooper. we reported this story earlier in the week of a woman who had concerns about the legitimacy of the man who pulled her over for speeding sunday in lake county. she was given a warning, but she questioned whether the man was legit. police first said the stop was never called in so they questioned it as well, but now it appears an fhp trooper made the stop but never called it in. in just over two hours, sanford police will join members of the community asking them for help reducing violence. this is all in response to several recent killings which have still not been solved, including the christmas week murder at a local grocery store. the meeting starts at 7:00 at the second shiloh missionary baptist church on west airport boulevard. summer: senate republicans are reacting to president obama' s pick for supreme court nominee. he chose merrick garland to fill the late antonin scalia' seat. but as nbc' s brian mooar reports, there' s a long way to go before a confirmation can be expected. reporter: president obama nominated d.c. chief of appeals judge, merrick garland to fill the vacant seat on the u.s. supreme court. >> to find someone who just about everyone, not only respects but genuinely likes, that is rare. reporter: a harvard educated male and white, he does not check diversity boxes but is seen as middle-of-the-road. >> he is an incredibly well-known figure in washington legal circles, admired from the left and the right. reporter: that pressures gop leaders to even hold a hearing. >> it seems clear president obama made dissemination not with the intent of seeing the comedy confirmed, but in order reporter: the death of antonin scalia a left the high court balance of grass. the gop wants a republican president to fill that seat. garland, a former federal prosecutor who took a leading role in the oklahoma city bombing disaster said he would rise over politics. >> the judges decision should be bound by the law and only the law. reporter: four republicans, blocking this nomination could backfire in the ballot box, especially if a democrat wins the white house. summer: several people are already sounding off on this recommendation on our facebook page, some of them very brief, like ruben who simply said, nope. next. michael' s response on the opposite side, simply saying, and david posted, he can choose whoever he wants. the senate will block it. join the conversation on the wesh 2 news facebook page. meredith: a local apartment complex is working to fix the chlorine levels in it' s pool after they made several children sick. it happened yesterday at the waterford east apartments on island bay drive. that' s just off the 408, near waterford lakes. fire rescue crews say five children were swimming in the pool when they starting -- started vomiting. one child was rushed to the hospital. summer: apple is lashing out at the federal government over forced hacking. attorneys argued that bypassing existing security measures could pose a long-term threat, so the tech giant refuses to help the government unlock the san bernardino shooter' s iphone. the government says apple is trying to make the case bigger than a single iphone. the next court hearing is set for march 22. and apple' s legal battle over access to the iphone used by one of the san bernardino attackers, isn' t the only dispute between the government and a big tech company right now. the feds say " whatsapp," a very popular instant messaging service is keeping them in the dark. wesh 2' s jazmin walker explains jazmin: more than one billion users say mobile messaging service whatsapp is both convenient. >> i used it to talk to my abroad. >> you text your dude on whatsapp, and that way, your t know about it, jazmin: and private. everything you type on whatsapp is encrypted, and is not made readable again until the person on the receiving end opens the message. if there' s a police order, the app can' t decode, something that has even the president talking. >> that i think doesn' t strike the kind of balance we' ve had ve lived with for 200, 300 years. jazmin: facebook owns whatsapp, and says it works hard to keep terrorist material off social media. but when it comes to making communications so secure police can' t read them, ceo mark zuckerberg says that' s how technology is evolving. >> i don' t think requiring back doors into encryption is going to be an effective way to increase security or the right thing to do. congress acts, users can likely expect more privacy. >> it' s going to be really hard to find some sort of middle ground where our data is secure, and yet law enforcement can still access it. summer: that was wesh 2' s jazmin walker reporting. the justice department is now trying to figure out how to proceed in a criminal case where investigators haven' t been able to get past a whatsapp encryption. officials have said the case does not involve terrorists. meredith: a revamp for orlando international airport. a bizarre joyride for a teenager, the trail of damage summer: a minnesota teenager is in big trouble after security cameras caught him stealing a front loader. police say he took it on a 20 mile joy ride tuesday morning. the teen ended up crashing it through a security gate and using it to smash into a business. police say he went in and burglarized the place. no one was hurt and the loader itself wasn' t damaged. the teen, who is currently living in a group home, is expected to face charges. late breaking, officials have just approved building a new $2 billion aiport terminal at orlando international. meredith: this marks the largest capital improvement plan the airport has ever had. wesh 2' s matt grant joins us live with what this means for travelers. matt? matt: airport officials say the addition of a new south terminal will help them better handle an increasing number of airline passengers. you can see this right here. the greater orlando aviation the $1.8 billion plan, which had been kicked around since the 1999. south terminal complex and new runway will sit on 300 acres of land, servicing international and domestic flights with 16-24 gates and a six story parking garage. the project will be paid for with money from airlines, parking, concession stands, along with grants, bonds, and a $4.50 passenger fee you already pay on every ticket you buy. officials say all airports have this fee, which goes to the airport, and is capped by law, so that won' t go up. >> at this point, we are already collecting and have been collecting, $4.50 on each ticket and that will remain the same. what happens is the collection time gets extended well into the middle of this century. say, they can' airlines raise its prices or baggage fees because of this. construction could begin as soon as next year. necessary to keep pace with growth. oia expected to have 40 million passengers this year. we are live, matt grant, wesh 2 news. summer: officials say there is no delay of a launch sending astronauts to the international space station despite strong wind concerns. today in kazakhstan, the soyuz rocket was rolled out to the launch pad. it will take two american astronauts to the iss. expedition 47 will blast off late friday. meredith: lots of fans are looking forward to march madness games. it' s a bit of a tradition for the president to fill out his bracket on espn. today, president obama said it will come down to kansas, texas a&m, north carolina and michigan state in the final four, and this year he' s predicting the kansas jayhawks to win it all over the tar heels. for the record, he' s picked kansas in 2010 and 2011. they didn' t win either year. he' s only gotten it right once during his presidency, that was win it all in 2009. summer: hello. meredith: again, your team. they just won the conference to be virginia. summer: it was an amazing game. amazing weather if you like it warm up. meredith: tony, we have some changes and a lot of events in the next few days. tony: i think the worst of the heat was yesterday. we will be cooler tomorrow and as we head into friday, saturday, sunday we will be in great shape. next week, it will be like someone turned on the ac. 87 degrees near port canaveral. do not see any ships out there. a big storm system here chicago, tracking those storms yesterday as voters are getting to the polls. a little disturbance near baja, california. what that will do is begin to across the gulf of mexico as we had three late thursday, friday and it to the upcoming weekend. temperatures outside still warm. 89, sanford. back toward the coast, the seabreeze has worked in tort cocoa, 81. if you are making the rounds toward the flower and gordon festival near epcot tonight, you will be in great shape, 79 and 76 degrees. the park closes at 9:00. the others are open later, obviously. palm coast, 64. fog will be a concern late tonight and tomorrow morning. let' s show that to you with the hour-by-hour glance. once the fog moves off, the best chance for rain will be north of orlando. it is going to be a warm afternoon, still. more clouds, showers up north, temperatures a little bit and east to go, the warmer the afternoon will be. clermont, 85. 87, dissented. -- kissimmee. oviedo, deltona, mid 80' s. a little bit cooler, the further north you go in the greater risk for afternoon showers. melbourne, 85. palm bay, 85. let' s take a look at the setup for friday, saturday, sunday the front continues to sag southward. a little wave of pressure will form an move through sunday, that will draw and the cooler and comfortable weather as we get you into early next week. bay hill, look at the rain chances, 30% on friday. up to 70% on saturday and hovering around 40% on sunday for the fourth and final round, but noticed the temperatures are going down. the greatest risk for thunderstorms does appear to be on saturday. let' tomorrow, everyone will be wearing green instead of me because i cannot do that in front of my screen. we are in the eric: 70' s sunday, monday and tuesday. back to you. summer: i think that would be entertaining though. a day at the theme woman a viral sensvi summer: you' ve probably seen that picture floating around on social media of what looks to be an unhappy woman on the disney meredith: so what' s the story behind that stern expression? she explains. >> it was a long day. i had bronchitis. i had a crying baby, and my doesn' t have it in him to ride meredith: she said because her husband decided to sit the ride out, she decided to do something humorous for revenge. >> i kind of practiced it the t know where the camera was and so i just guessed and looked over and took the picture, and that was that. >> when she first showed me the photo, i just lost it. how could you not? this with them, because it was so perfect. meredith: and about all of those posts online with her face photoshopped into pictures, she thinks they' re hilarious. summer: so do we, so thank you very much for that. harrison ford will grab his whip and satchel once again. that' s because indiana jones is coming back to the big screen. disney announced yesterday that the legendary, fedora-wearing archeologist will return to the big screen for a fifth film adventure. ford has played professor jones since raiders of the lost ark in 1981 he will be 77-years-old when this film is released. it has an opening date of july 19, 2019. meredith: wesh 2 news at 5:00 is straight ahead. summer: angela taylor joins us now with what' s coming up in the next hour. angela: coming up next at 5:00, police say they' ve found the man a woman says pretended to be a cop and pulled her over. why they' re not arresting him. plus, under investigation. wesh 2 looks into two local church administrations named in pennsylvania. and destroyed by fire, wesh 2 is on the scene of an iconic mansion gutted in an overnight blaze. are investigators any closer to wesh 2 news at 5:00 is next. weekly ad flippin', couponing mastermind. this girl! indeed. this queen of savings deserves a reward. a cannoli, please. the weekly ad, bogos and coupons. three easy ways to save at the same place you love to shop. announcer: local, live, late-breaking. this is wesh 2 news at 5:00 in high definition. >> i don' t know what happened for sure. jim: right now at 5:00, confusion and shock from members of a mount dora parish. their pastor has been removed in the wake of a child sex abuse investigation in pennsylvania. good evening, i' m jim payne. angela: i' m angela taylor. he' s one of two orlando-area church administrators who have been removed. wesh 2' s bob kealing joins us live from winter park, where the second clergyman is facing the same trouble. bob, what is this all about? bob: well, it is important to point out that neither one of these clergymen is accused of any hands-on type of sex crimes, but rather shielding allegations against another predator priest and then assigning them to another parish. the indictments against the san giles schinelli, and pastor ro bert d' aversa pre-date their time in greater orlando and accuse them of crimes of ommission, conspiracy to endanger children. while both men worked as church administrators in pennsylvania, that state' s attorney general says they reassigned to another parish a priest with a history of sex abuse complaints to a position with continuing access to children. by the time he killed himself in 2013, officials suspect reverand stephen baker of abusing 90 or more children. kathleen kane: they were more concerned with protecting the image of the order rather than the flock that they served. bob: at st. patrick' s catholic d' aversa has served for years, re not s accused of. t say anything because i never heard that, no. we would be surprised. bob: a survivor' s network for those abused by priests applauded the indictments, those