m cara moore. i am adrian: dave: a great forecast with temperatures in the 70' s. right now, it is warmer along the coast. there is your day planner as we move through the day, 64 starting out in the midmorning hours and warming up into the mid-70' s. we are talking about a fabulous forecast for central florida. melbourne was coming in at 60 degrees. in orlando, we are looking at 51 degrees and we also have some patchy fog. coming into work just an hour or two again, -- ago, there were just a few wisps, but we are getting decreased visibility and patchy fog in the forecast and reduced visibility on the roadways. cara: thank you. we begin with breaking news on a crash in orlando. all lanes of curry ford road are shut down because of a deadly crash. detectives closed the lanes after they say one person died in the crash. curry ford will remain closed from semoran to dixie belle for several hours. we will let you know as soon as they reopen it. this morning, we are now hearing from the husband of an orange county deputy who was run over by this teenager during a traffic stop. sergeant marcy pearce tried to arrest 15-year-old jancarlos ortiz on burglary charges yesterday morning near 436 and colonial drive. but investigators say he tried to drive away. sergeant pearce was in the car' s path and landed on the hood. smalley says he' s amazed she was released from the hospital so quickly. >> when she came to she didn' t , know where she was, she didn' t know what was going on, she' s sitting in the middle of the street, she knows there' s blood everywhere. i don' t think i could have done this myself. cara: ortiz is wanted for attempted murder on a law enforcement officer, adding to his already violent criminal record. if you know where he is, call crimeline at 800-423-tips. time now is 5:03. a high school history teacher in lake county, accused of having sex with a student, will go before a judge today. police arrested marshall jungreis at his home yesterday afternoon. detective say they interviewed him on thursday where he admitted to being with the student but denied any sexual activity. officers say he met the student through an adult website. the victim told police jungreis picked her up in november and school, where they had sex. he is being held in jail without bond. new from overnight, orlando police are investigating a stabbing that sent a security guard to the hospital. investigators tell us it happened at a vacation lodge hotel around 10:00 last night. that' s on south orange blossom trail. the guard is expected to survive. violent crime scene unit is on scene investigating. as soon as we learn more, we' ll bring it to you. this morning, one of the suspects accused in a deadly mass shooting inside an orlando night club is out on bond for a second time. this is video of 21-year-old jose lopez being taken to jail on thursday. he has been arrested twice in the glitz ultra lounge shooting from earlier this month. lopez has been charged with firing a gun inside the club. luis cruz nazario was also arrested yesterday. he is now charged with attempted murder. 10 others were injured. now to commitment 2016, voters will make their voices heard in south carolina in today' s republican presidential primary. wesh 2' s adrian whitsett is in greenville with a look at what we can expect. adrian: today is primary day in south carolina, the first in the south primary, and we saw a little bit of everything on friday during the campaign. we saw a robo calls from one campaign, from another campaign talking about the confederate flag. we also saw a lot of candidates talking about dirty politics, but really it was a call from candidates to voters trying to secure these lucrative natural delegates -- national delegates. jeb bush tried to persuade voters to his side. >> we need to create a 10th amendment presidency where we shift medicaid back to the the states, education back to the states across the board. adrian: rubio also spoke of the 10th amendment that limits government powder -- power and leaves it up to states. his clemson event fell short when someone needed medical attention. rubio prayed and thanked those who showed up. >> adrian: as we have continued to see, the top two in the polls have continued to go after each other. >> even marco rubio said, he is a liar, and when a politician says another politician is a liar, i never heard that before. adrian: ted cruz saying that he would side with israel and not remain neutral. this race will be decided friend to friend, neighbor to neighbor, pastor to pastor, south carolinians to south carolinians. adrian: ted cruz is attending justice scalia' s funeral and then coming back to south carolina for his primary night party. the latest polls showed ben carson in dead last with john kasich right in front of him. there are still a lot of questions, namely will marco rubio and jeb bush do well enough to actually propel them forward a month from now to the florida primary? that all remains to be seen. in greenville, south carolina i' m adrian whitsett. cara: don't forget to follow adrian' s reporting on air and online today. he' ll be live with the results of the race, and the final push for votes up until the last you can catch his reports starting this afternoon, on wesh two news at 6:00. 5:08, this morning, apple is taking heat from the justice department for not following a judge' s order. a judge ordered the company to unlock the i-phone of one of the san bernardino attackers. but apple says the order could hurt the privacy of millions of customers. now the department is saying apple is designing its products to allow technology, rather than the law, to access critical data. a hearing is set for march 22nd. new this morning, the white house is hoping mentors will help stop students from skipping class. the obama administration announced plans for the success mentors initiative yesterday. the programs goal is to connect more than 1 million students, who miss a lot of class time, with mentors who will keep them in class. it will begin with students in grades six through nine in low-income school districts. trying to figure out what lead to this intense scene at the tymber skan apartments last night. we' re told between eight and $10 -- eight and 10 units at the troubled complex were damaged , but none of them were occupied and no one on scene was injured. most families were forced out of tymber skan months ago when water was turned off to the apartments because of unpaid bills. a local family calling for justice following the death of two brothers in orlando. shots were fired at a metrowest condo complex on super bowl sunday. 34-year-old antonio shay jones and his 16-year-old brother christian were both killed. police say it was not a random act. the family believes somebody knows who did it and they' re asking for information that can lead to an arrest. >> please, we' re pleading with you, we need your help, we need senseless crime. cara: if you know anything about that shooting, call crimeline at 1-800 423-tips. happening today, sanford police will be working to highlight the importance of community assistance when it comes to solving crimes. they are holding a stop the silence event at 10:00 this morning at their department. they are looking to solve cases like the 2010 shooting death of dennis andre williams. police have not been able gather enough evidence because they say people who know something won' t speak up. race fans are already buzzing about this weekend' s big daytona 500. one of the first race events, the nextera energy resources 250 was held last night. the nascar xfinity series race will be held tonight. and then the great american race, the daytona 500 will take place tomorrow. if the rodeo is more your scene, then you might make plans to head over to kissimmee today. the silver spurs rodeo, also known as the largest rodeo east going on all weekend. it' s been an osceola county tradition since 1944. it features everything from team roping to mutton bustin' . the event lasts through sunday. over to dave now. do you think i can pull off mutton bu stin? dave: i just had my mutton busted yesterday afternoon. that video i shot when i was a kid. it is a great rodeo. if you are not going to the great american race, go to the great command -- american rodeo. we are talking about a beautiful weekend forecast, in the 50' s inland but along the coastline we are holding onto temperatures near 60 degrees. we also have some patchy fog. it is lowering the visibility 51, 52 degrees along the i-4 corridor and looking forward to this day of sunshine, temperatures in the middle to upper 70' s, slightly warmer than typical. i mentioned reduced visibility, lake county, marion county is where we are seeing lowered his ability in the roadways. do be careful of that. it is a beautiful forecast, a few clouds coming and along the coastline. most of us look at temperatures somewhere in the middle to upper 70' s. right now we are in the middle to upper 50' s. i will have your seven-day forecast in just a couple of minutes. cara: 5:12 now. new developments in the flint, michigan water crisis. officials say the conditions are improving. but first, red light cameras have been a controversial addition to many city intersections. one woman even decided to sue because of them. and the results of that legal battle could affect you. that' s next. when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... standing by for fun. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing 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hastings wasn' t happy about her own red-light ticket, so she took it to court. >> like a lot of people citizens , in orlando, it feels like there is something inherently wrong with these cameras and the more i look into it the more i' m convinced that there is something wrong with it. matt: hastings argued that the current practice isn' t lawful, since an out of state company, american traffic solutions, reviews red light tickets then decides which recordings to send off to the city of orlando. a circuit court judge agreed, saying it' s a misuse of power and and a violation itself of florida law. orlando city officials disagree with that. the city maintains the court' s opinion only applies to this case, saying in a statement " it just dismisses this individual' specific violation." wesh 2 legal analyst richard hornsby says that interpretation, stops short of the ruling' s real affect. >> going forward any red light , tickets issued recently are subject to dismissal. the city of orlando is going to have to go back to the drawing board to determine how they issue these red-light camera tickets. the most important thing is that they are going to have to have someone employed by the city of orlando police department reviewing these red-light infractions and issuing these infractions from the very beginning. >> i' ve been telling people for a long time not to pay them and to try to argue this police power issue and now we have a lot of fuel for that argument now that we' ve got this precedent. cara: that was matt lupoli reporting for us. hastings says she hopes this issue will soon be decided by florida' s highest court, that way, a blanket decision can make the law clear for municipalities. new sanctions against north korea are now law. president obama signed off on the regulations thursday. s regime, after launching several nuclear and missile tests. the measures freeze the assets of anyone doing business related to north korea' s nuclear or weapons programs. new details on the flint water crisis, officials say the new lead-removal filters are working. the u.s. environmental protection agency says new water samples confirm it. the agency still recommends flint residents use filters in their homes. pregnant women and kids under the age of six should stick to drinking bottled water. the first case of the zika virus is now officially confirmed in orange county. it' s one of two new cases confirmed yesterday by the florida department of health. it brings the total number of zika cases to 26 in the sunshine state. all are travel-related. the mosquito that carries the zika virus is in florida but so far, no one has contracted the virus here. right now, work is being done to develop a safe and effective another virus going around right now. orange county health officials say cases of the flu have doubled in the last three weeks. last week, four and a half percent of emergency room and urgent care visits were for the flu. that' s up from this time last year. officials say these are considered moderate levels and are expected for this time of year. experts recommend washing your hands often and getting the flu shot if you haven' t already. >> the flu is the worst you' ve felt maybe ever in your life, for about 10 days. do you really want that? or do you want to get a flu shot? cara: the centers for disease control says flu activity peaks in february and can last into may. amtrak is looking to expand its service with possible stops along the florida panhandle. the route takes passengers from yesterday, amtrak officials checked out the tracks near panama city to see which places could benefit the most from possible stops. this morning, these puppies are safe and sound thanks to miami fire rescuers. firefighters pulled the pups from a burning apartment building. the dogs suffered from smoke inhalation but crews did their best to save them. >> seeing that they were in severe respiratory distress our , crews started using the pet masks that we keep on the trucks and started administrating oxygen and actually starting to treat these puppies, trying to save them. cara: the dogs are now doing ok, but officials say four more puppies are still missing. over to the weather now, there are some areas of low visibility. dave: a little bit of patchy fog up near the villages, lake county. a few clouds along the coastline. i know you love a wonderful weather forecast. t on a saturday? dave: so much going on in central florida, whether you are running in a race or watching a race and daytona later today or tomorrow, there is so much happening. daytona, 58 degrees with temperatures slightly warmer up along the coastline and cooler as you move inland. the villages into ocala, sumter, leesburg, that is where most of the lower visibility is. high pressure generally in control. i mentioned some cloud cover. there is that take cloud deck -- big cloud deck over the atlantic ocean. it will begin to break up into the afternoon so we are not looking for a lot of cloud cover. it is that southeast wind that will be a bit of a nice breeze but a little warmer out there for today with temperatures in i want to take you through our futurecast and we will head through sunday were models are showing a bit more cloud cover. as we work into monday, we are going to keep those clouds around. a chance of showers tuesday and wednesday, but early thursday morning, conditions will cool down. today, middle and upper 70' s. ocala, 75 degrees, a mixture of sun and clouds along the coast. 77 in st. cloud. 73 in daytona beach and cocoa beach. what else is happening? we have the and chanted 10k out at disney for the children' s miracle network hospital. a cool morning to run, going to be just about perfect and orange county national starting out in the 50' s, even upper 70' s by today and cooling down for this evening. beach and boating forecast, surfers, there is swell on the water three to four feet. it is an onshore flow so there is a bit of a bump in the water, a chop for boaters. the wind will continue to keep things pretty unsettled offshore. seven day forecast, we talked about the chance of rain tuesday and wednesday, maybe even a rumble of thunder, but temperatures drop off significantly for the second half of the work week. i will be back with what is happening in your neighborhood in just a couple minutes. cara: solar bears taking on indy fuel and firefighters taking on cops. we' ll explain, next. plus, the u.s. women' s soccer team is going to rio this summer. familiar player that scored our cara: it is 5:26. it' s like when the swat team is that is video from the cocoa swat team training. police say it' s all about officer safety from potentially violent suspects who have to be active felony warrants. hoverboards catching fire, the federal government is now calling them unsafe. hoverboards have been blamed for at least 50 fires in 24 states, including florida. the consumer product safety commission says the problem is with the devices' lithium-ion battery. they' ve sent a letter to companies that either make or sell the tech toys, saying any hoverboards that don' t meet federal safety standards will face a recall or be seized. new this morning, the u.s. women' s soccer team is headed to the olympics in rio. and it' s all thanks to orlando pride' she scored three goals in a game against the trinidad and tobago team yesterday, all with her famous header. the world cup champions are now looking to score their fourth olympic gold. team usa will face off against canada tomorrow in the tournament' s final match. happening today, solar bears are taking on indy fuel but firefighters will take on cops beforehand. orange county fire rescue will face off against other local law enforcement agencies in a guns and horses game. tickets are $15 and include admission to the solar bears game it all starts at 2:00 at the amway. and later tonight, the solar bears are welcoming indy fuel. the puck for that game drops at 7:00. tickets are still available. key contests in the race for the white house. next in our half-hour, the new challenges presidential candidates are facing as voters cast ballots in nevada and south carolina. also, the land of lost luggage. belongings every year. next, a wesh 2 news exclusive tour of the world' s biggest lost-and-found. dave: some pretty wonderful weather in your forecast for today and tomorrow, looking at the middle to upper 70' s, even warmer for our sunday afternoon. cara: don' t forget to make wesh 2 your source for political coverage. tune in tomorrow morning for meet the press with chuck todd at 9:00 and matter of fact with >> local, live, late-breaking. this is wesh 2 news sunrise in high definition. cara: right now on sunrise. a security guard is sent to the hospital, after a stabbing at a local hotel. the overnight developments as detectives continue to investigate. and, pushing for support. what republican candidates are doing ahead of today' s primary in south carolina. good saturday morning, everybody. they give for joining us on sunrise. i am care more. -- thank you for joining us on sunrise. dave: we are looking at temperatures today in the middle to upper 70' s. right now, if you are in brevard county, to -- temperatures are mild in the 60' s. other parts of central florida are not quite so warm. most of us are in the 40' s, and low 50' s. we have areas of fog developing, lowering visibility on the roadways. ocala at five miles, the villages around five miles as well. it is not a big impact , but when the visibility drops to a mile or less, that is when things get very foggy and you want to use the headlights. also, you want to leave plenty of space between yourself and the person ahead of you. we' ll likely see a few more cloud cover at the interior locations today. along the i-4 court or -- in your neighborhood, most of us are getting into the upper 70' s and i will have your seven-day forecast, coming up. cara: dave, thank you. breaking news in orange county, all lanes of curry ford road are shut down, because of a deadly crash. orlando police tell us the crash happened on the intersection of semoran boulevard and curry ford, around 3:00 this morning. they tell us, a car crashed, and the driver died on scene. curry ford road will remain closed from semoran to dixie belle for several hours. as soon as it reopens, we' ll bring you an update on air and online. a high school history teacher in lake county, accused of having sex with a student, will go before a judge today. police arrested marshall jungreis at his home yesterday afternoon. detective say, they interviewed him on thursday, where he admitted to being with the student, but denied any sexual activity. officers say, he met the student through an adult website. picked her up in november and drove her to east ridge high school, where they had sex. he is being held in jail without bond. new from overnight, we are working to get more information about a stabbing that sent a security guard to the hospital. investigators tell us, it happened at a vacation lodge hotel at around 10:00 last night. that' s on south orange blossom trail. the guard is expected to survive. the violent crime scene unit is on scene investigating. as soon as we learn more, we' ll bring it to you. this morning, we are now hearing from the husband of an orange county deputy, who was run over by a 15-year-old during a traffic stop. sergeant marcy pearce tried to arrest jancarlos ortiz on burglary charges yesterday morning, near 436 and colonial drive. but investigators say, he tried to drive away. sergeant pearce was in the car' s path and landed on the hood. she has since been released from the hospital and is recovering from a fractured foot. -- her husband, sergeant paul smalley, says they hope ortiz is caught soon. >> she' s obviously angry over what has happened, and she' s hoping they catch him quickly, before he hurts somebody else. i do not think i could have done this myself. cara: ortiz is wanted for attempted murder on a law enforcement officer. if you know where he is, call crimeline at 1-800-423-tips. 5:36 now. we want to give you some perspective on jancarlos ortiz' criminal history. although he' s only 15-years-old, he' s built up a lengthy rap sheet. he has seven charges in orange county alone in the past few months. ortiz was busted for burglary last september. less than a month later, he was arrested for grand theft and aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer. and just last month, he was taken in for car burglary in osceola county. he was one of four teens busted in that case. we' ll continue to cover the ortiz on air and online. check the wesh 2 news app for up-to the-minute reports in the palm of your hand. this morning, detectives are waiting on permission to drain a retention pond, where they believe they might find the body of a newborn girl, known as baby willow. detectives spent much of yesterday looking through the pond, not far from where they found the placenta at the willow bend apartments in orlando. divers pulled out plenty of weeds, garbage, and other vegetation, but found no sign of the girl. police say, susan richardson gave birth to the baby girl sometime on monday, but has not told detectives what happened to the infant. investigators say, they have found more human remains in the woods off u.s. 92 and red john road, west of daytona beach. the discovery was made yesterday. this comes after a surveyor found part of a skeleton on thursday. the search is on hold until next week, because deputies need all the thick brush. happening today. a local group will gather in front of orlando city hall in support of a new york police officer, convicted of shooting an unarmed man. it' s part of a peaceful nationwide protest by the asian , pacific islander american public affairs association. they claim, officer peter liang was not properly trained for his patrol in 2014. liang was patrolling a stairwell, when, he says, he unintentionally fired his weapon after being startled. a man below him was shot and killed. the group says, his death was a tragic accident. now to commitment 2016. today, voters in nevada and south carolina weigh-in on the 2016 race for the white house. nikole killion is in washington with the details. nikole: in nevada , bernie sanders and hillary clinton to >> that will be helpful in assessing how the rest of the nation feels about the democratic race. it' s demographics are very similar. nikole: minorities make up the greater portion of the electorate in the silver state. it will be a key test for both candidates, especially when it comes to hispanics, who make up about 24% of nevada' s potential voters. correct we have engaged with partners through a very aggressive voter registration campaign, to make sure that those who want to participate are registered. nikole: meanwhile, in the south, it is an all-out battle between ted cruz and donald trump for the religious right. >> donald trump does well among those voters, it will be a good sign for him heading into super tuesday. nikole: parties will do it all over again. democrats hold their primary next saturday. republicans will caucus in nevada this coming tuesday. in washington, i am nikole killion reporting. cara: do not forget to follow adrian whitsett' s reporting on air and online today. he' ll be live with the results of the race, and the final push for votes up until the last ballot has been cast. you can catch his reports starting this afternoon, on wesh 2 news at 6:00. family, friends, and fellow justices will gather today, to say goodbye to late supreme court justice antonin scalia. president obama and fellow justices were seen paying their respects to him yesterday. he will be laid to rest at the national basilica in washington, d.c. vice president joe biden will also be attending. this weekend, president obama will also begin reading through packets of information on potential supreme court nominees to replace scalia. the information includes details of their professional careers, records, and experience. says, the packets were prepared by white house lawyers. new details this morning on the sightseeing helicopter that was caught on camera crashing in hawaii. [helicopter crashing] moments before it went down on thursday, the pilot says he noticed there was a problem, and alerted air traffic control that he was going down. the chopper was pulled out of the water yesterday. the is new video of the salvage operation. the ntsb is now inspecting the aircraft, but the investigation is expected to take months. three people were injured in the crash. new information this morning about the dommed cargo ship el faro. the new finding says, boiler parts were severely damaged. a director with the ship' s owner testified during a coast guard hearing that the boilers had normal wear and tear. the ship sank on october 1 in the bahamas, killing all 33 people on board. florida. a wesh 2 news exclusive. tracking down your lost luggage. we' re talking about everything from suitcases to i-pads, golf clubs, jewelry, you name it. wesh 2' s greg fox discovered the secret place where your vanishing valuables get a second chance, and explains why airlines are still losing tons of your belongings. greg: you trust airlines to make sure your luggage ends up where you' re going. but the not-so-merry go-round of baggage has left a lot of passengers empty-handed. >> never came. looking everywhere for it. and it just never showed up. >> yeah. it' s like how can that happen??? where are they?? greg: 1.5 million suitcases and other items lost by airlines in the u.s. each year, there' s no guarantee you' ll get them back. and we discovered, your loss could be someone else' s gain. unique store. unclaimed baggage in scottsboro alabama. -- scottsboro, alabama. the size of a walmart, it' s the world' s biggest lost and found. the stuff you lost was found by the airlines and when they fail to find you, they have contracts to sell it here. sporting goods like a new kids bike that never made it home for christmas? got it. cameras from vacation? check. more electronics than an apple store? you bet. and clothing? formal, casual, athletic, every style, every size. the most expensive item? all kinds of sparkle going on with that. a $43,000 diamond and gold bracelet found in a lost bag. it is a steal at half the price. it' s also a museum,, with -- it is also a museum, with collectibles too rare to sell. oh yeah. every bag is a potential gold mine. think about this, there are roughly the same number of passengers traveling per day in the u.s, about 2 million, as there were 10 years ago. airlines are raking in 3.5 billion dollars in annual baggage fees so many passengers are checking fewer bags, and since 2007, airlines have reduced the incidents of mishandled bags by 61%. so why, then, is this store thriving? easy. more people are bringing carry-ons to avoid paying checked-bag fees, and forgetting them. >> in the rush to get off the plane with the bag you chose to carry on rather than check you -- you refused to check you may , have left that ipad in the backseat pocket. it' s a hit with locals. like kevin simmons and his family. the list of new bargains grows in a tiny, remote, southern town , that is where your belongings go despite the airlines' best , efforts to make sure you and your bags end up in the same place. greg fox, wesh 2 news. cara: best way you can prevent the permanent loss of your luggage and valuables in flight, is to make sure you have identification inside and out, place your name on electronics, and if you really want to be sure, you can invest in high tech tracking chips for your bags and other items. also, maybe do not pack a $43,000 diamond and gold bracelet. dave: well, we will have beautiful weather today. that is lake eola out there. temperatures are bit cooler inlet and what we seeing at the coast line. a couple of locations have slightly lower visibility in sumter county and lake county. otherwise, not too bad. temperatures in the 40' s here. other spots are looking at temperatures in the 50' s. along the coastline, temperatures around 60 degrees. i will be back with your forecast, covering up to the end of this upcoming work week. cara: the trucks take center stage at the daytona speedway. while the new-look magic try to begin their post all-star schedule on a high note. next in sports, patt takes us to magic and the mavericks as ari during this extended visit from your extended family, all you want is a peaceful moment to stream your show. and you need enough bandwidth to share with a full house of hungry users. lightning internet from bright house networks. the speed you need. and now connect to... standard tv and 50 megabit lightning internet... only $94 a month pat: scott skiles says his orlando magic needs to finish at 20 and 10 if they want to stick into the playoffs. the magic hosted the mavericks last night, who have won nine straight against the magic in orlando. a rested magic a big double double right there. both new players are seeing action early. they contributed to a 21 point lead for orlando. he had 16, with a 21 point lead. dirt pinsky hit a late jumper in the half. this game went to overtime. they were tied at 98 points. and then, a big three to make it 104-101. a big ot win, for the magic 110-104 was the final. the exhibit e series this afternoon began last night. you never know what kind of mayhem awaits in these particular things. this is what i mean by that. a handful of cars were involved in this big crash. that included tech kennedy. this was a junkyard mess that brought out the red flag, so they could get everything cleaned up. and then, watch this wreck. the four truck of christopher bell, tumbling into turn one. over and over he goes. this was quite frightening. the caution flag comes out. the race was over. johnny sauter was the winner. here is the best news to come out of all this. christopher bell walked away from the accident. meanwhile, more practice for the sprint cup buggies. the car was totaled in a thursday night jewel wreck. he was in a backup car yesterday. the second practice session yesterday. and that little to him. >> we seem to have pretty good speed. the single car speed was good as other cars. these guys all build great race cars. i appreciate all the work they are doing. pat: the college baseball season began last night. how about this. ucf scored five runs in the ninth inning. also, stetson fell at home to delaware. 6-1 was the final there. that is a look at sports. i am pat clarke. have a great weekend everybody. cara: an estimated one million drones were sold over the holiday season. despite federal law that they should all be rested at the faa, at least 300,000 have been. for any drone owner that has not yet registered, a hefty fine michelle imperato explains. michelle: today is the day that drone owners need to get squared away with the federal aviation ministration. >> it is a way for them to keep a tab on drone owners. basically, anyone who owns a drone over half a pound have to register. michelle: it is a simple online process. users pay five dollars for a three-year registration, and they are presented with safety guidelines. >> we want to raise safety awareness. for many operators, they may not be aware of what the rules are. michelle: the faa also has a nap called "before you fly/" it shows the flying rules wherever you are. even small drones can pose potential problems. the faa hopes that education will help prevent collision with aircraft. also they hope to prevent not registering your drone could mean some not so fun consequences. >> your total penalty is $27,000. a total fine of $250,000. there are some are precautions if you do not register the drone. michelle: the registration is for drones purchase before december 20 -- 31st of last year. if you receive one for christmas, you are asked to fill out that registration before the drone takes to the air for the first time. cara: those things are so popular. it seems like everybody has one. dave: there was one hovering around my backyard for about three weeks around the holidays. mostly, my boys are just kind of throwing things at it. cara: today should be a pretty nice saturday. dave: it should be. let me take you right into the forecast. just about perfect really. we just see if you clouds along the immediate coastline. the now is at 42 degrees. the villages are at 51. 49 degrees right now and the land. -- in the land -- in deland. 54 right now at pine grove. 58 over at palm beach. much milder at the coast. that is due to the onshore wind. for our friends in the northeastern states, it is much older. however, there is a milder morning for today. in terms of what is happening, we are pretty quiet . there is some dicey weather over the pacific northwest. look at the new england states, our friends in bangor, maine. kind of a nasty situation up in that area. there are those clouds, just offshore. they are pushing towards the coast line, so the coast of committees will see more of the cloud cover. we have some warmer temperatures, mid-to-upper 74 today. our next couple of systems will begin to move in, on tuesday into wednesday. that is when we will be talking about rain for central florida. on wednesday and thursday, we should have a decent cooldown. in your neighborhood, most of us are looking in the 70' s today. we will see mostly cloudy skies in a couple of locations. overall, a rather nice forecast for central florida. again, on wednesday, that is when we' ll see some rain and thunderstorms. behind that though, a nice forecast with some increasing cloud cover over the next couple it will be a great weekend to get out and enjoy everything in central florida. cara: dave, thank you. hundreds of local people are cara: local people are a distinct for a chance to show america they have talent. they were looking for contestants all day yesterday. one contestant was the dancing grandmother group, including a 100-year-old woman. they performed a lady gaga routine. the auditions got underway at