>> there have been frequent operations. we look at various advertisements. this happened to be back page. >> reporter: tonight the children are safe and with a relative after being placed with the relative by dcf. i just spoke with a neighbor who says he had a feeling there was something wrong with the house. i am going to the interview and i will have that part of the story tonight eyewitness 2news at 5. in osceola, field sutton channel 9 eyewitness news breaking news in orange county where hazmat situation is unfolding in winter garden >> police, firefighters and hazmat crew will call out to home along the road. roy ramos is there. you learn to started because of a backpack works --. >> reporter: a backpack was find outside of our grandfathers home you see here. we were asked to stay two blocks back but crews have cleared the scene so i'm going to show you where this on the street. you can see the indentation here. he says when he looked inside that is when is other chemicals and called police. sky witness 9 was above the scene as orange county fire hazmat crews arrived pulling the cameras -- chemicals out of the bag and i got a chance to speak to a lieut. with winter garden police to tell me the chemicals appear to be consistent with chemicals used to make methamphetamine. he claims his yard every day because his grandchildren play out here. he says it was he who found the backpack and not them. >> reporter: is very dangerous and concerned. my grandchildren play here. i am not going to tolerate it. >> police tell me they will destroy the chemicals and are working to find out how they were able to make their way behind the home. in winter garden, roy ramos, murderers got out of prison using forged documents three years ago will be -- the trial will be delayed. this morning a judge said lawyers who joined the case were no-shows. likely the trial will not go on in april as scheduled. there are 60,000 pages of documents in the case involving murderers jenkinson walker. and three others, jenkins recently let a plea offer expire. a private school in saving the seventh -- facing the seventh lawsuit. he worked from 2005-14. last year he was sentenced to 210 years in prison. he admitted to sexually abusing 29 children, making child porn dating back to 2002. some victims parents have filed suit claimed the school of negative -- negligent and not thoroughly check them out. breaking news regarding zika. cases confirmed here in florida. >> the mosquito-borne illness took center stage in washington as lawmakers and express debated how to fight the virus and pay for the fight. the latest on the growing outbreak. those cases are in counties affected by zika works the cases are in league, miami-dade counties. that brings the total to 18 cases where we live in florida, seven and miami-dade alone. officials say all our travel related, zika still has not shown up in mosquitoes here. here is what happened. people took to the microphone in washington to talk zika. the director of the centers for disease control and prevention and direction of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases both answer questions regarding the safety of americans as we face the expanding threat of the cup. -- zika. as those infected increase around the world, a subcommittee of the u.s. senate on appropriations gathered to review president. obama's supplemental budget request. the president is calling for funding to fast-track a vaccine. one republican leader is asking the cdc, telling them they don't need additional money because there's a surprise -- a plus for the fight against ebola. he's asking to take that money. listen to the exchange. >> is there any opportunity for the funds to be used in fighting other outbreaks? >> if we were to reprogram the funds, we would be either risking letting down our guard in the fight against ebola which is not yet over. >> reporter: a vaccine is priority. i listened on the hearing and they said they expect the clinical trial sometime late summer and officials say they will take it from there. travel warnings, women who may be pregnant are told to stay away from countries with zika is more prevalent. in the next hour of putting together details on the of getting the disease. that was talked about. we dedicated a special section of wftv.com to help answer questions about zika. click on the news tab and then zika virus. shooting suspect on the run since november was finally caught hiding in his mother's home with a stolen gun. police arrested james tuesday for attempted murder after receiving a tip about where he was. he was wanted for shooting and paramore in november. the victim, hayden, was standing on his porch when james shot him from his bicycle. he survived and police agents is caught with a gun stolen from castleberry. a family will have to find a new place to stay the night after their home went up in flames. sky witness 9 was there as firefighters were to put out the flames around 1:00 this afternoon. you can see the heavy smoke coming out of the house. the owner tells a family member she left something on the stove and officials have not confirmed if that is what caused the fire. wise county family searching for a permanent home after this happened to their the story broke at 4:00 yesterday. police say the driver who crashed through a wall and into the bedroom will face charges kimberly eiten dug into the criminal past and found he is no stranger to law enforcement. >> reporter: the man who drove his car to this house has been arrested nearly a dozen times before and now for this crash. we showed you video yesterday of his car parked behind the boards after it narrowly fit -- missed the family. >> you are tried was fleeing and eluding. >> reporter: a driver off the road and behind bars. it's not the first time clarence mcclendon has faced a judge for committing crimes behind the wheel. it is the first time kinsey was a victim. >> he and some of his kids and grandkids were inside the home for more than a decade. yesterday afternoon, mcclendon came crashing through. he narrowly missed two kids who >> i knew it has to be fast to come through two-bedrooms ports investigators believe this may have not been his first crash of the day. they are investigating a second case a few miles away at i 4, colonial. they say he may have hit the driver and drove off. because of that and alert was already out for his arrest before he hit the home. the conditions arrest report says officers spotted him down the road and started to chase them but stopped. he crashed anyway. he will face charges for fleeing and eluding law enforcement. he was arrested for the same crime in 2012. while in jail this afternoon, the family's home is not safe to live in but they tell us they do plan to make repairs. in orange county, kimberly eiten, channel 9 eyewitness news. you can take a close look at the damage left behind by going to wftv.com /slideshows. are looking for a man they say ran from the sleep -- scene where he crashed into a building. here's a look at the damage off palmetto avenue today. officers say the black chevy impala ran a stop sign, crashing through a wall and into an apartment. no one was hurt but the car put a hold in the wall. >> the owner of an escaped king cobra says he needs to prepare his defense. swc wants to pull his licenses following his second king cobra escape which happened in september. scheduled have a hearing later this month but filed a motion to move the hearing to april. he faces misdemeanor charges for allowing the deadly snake to escape the next hearing is scheduled for march 4. a water main break in eatonville has one roadblock and several residents boiling water. this pipe broke tuesday sending the water gushing into the street along the main road of kennedy boulevard. leaders are blaming the issue on the cold weather. crews are working on the road and officials tell us we should reopen sometime tomorrow. following a request from florida senator. bill nelson the ntsb will hit bahamian waters to search for el faro's black box. we told you the agency called off the search for the data recorder of the cargo ship in november. bill nelson says the families of the 33 people on board who died including a man from central florida deserve to know what happened to their loved ones. it is just too important for us to understand how these 33 human beings that have families back at home, how they were lost. >> el faro got caught in hurricane joaquin after departing from jacksonville in october. a date for the search is not been announced. a local doctor accused of being drunk while treating children is closing his practice >> we will explain why the families affected are not the only ones paying the price. an suv plowed through the front of a dentist office. the twist of fate that kept the patient out of the chair doubt -- covered in debris. a man admitted to having sex with a minor. what investigators are worried about. after a frosty morning, temperatures are still soaring. a meeting county man arrested for sexually battering a teenager and deputies are worried there may be more victims. 16-year-old charles elder was arrested after 17-year-old victim came forward. myrt price spoke with the investigators. the incident happened almost one year ago. >> reporter: and when deputies said he admitted to carrying out the sex act but the team was okay with it because he paid with marijuana. even if that was true, this is a committed a crime so the handcuffed him and he was taken to the meeting county jail. this man charles elder is facing charges for allegedly committing sacramento's on the fourth -- 70 4. the crime happened when you're ago at this home with the suspect used to live. southwest 189 avenue. neighbors were horrified when word spread. >> reporter: very scary. i have a 10-year-old. that's horrible. >> investigators say in 2015 the team said he went to help the suspect it's a laptop. victim claims elder gave him marijuana and they got high. victim says he ended up staying the night because he did not have a ride home and during the 90s as he awoke and discovered elder performing a sex act on him. one year and finally last month he told his family and they contacted the sheriff's office. >> he said was eating him up inside. first he went to the home where elder lives currently and knocked on the door. no one answered the neighbors were upset to hear about the charges. >> grandchildren visit us. he has children -- great- grandchildren coming and it's concerning. >> reporter: neighbor suspected something was going on with elder. >> young teenagers come in and out of the house. >> reporter: investigators say when they talked to family and friends of the suspect and were surprised and investigators say the family and friends tell them they should look for other potential victims. the sheriff's office is urging anyone who knows anything about victims, come forward. in marion county, myrt price, channel 9 eyewitness news. help deputy spread the word about the suspect. page and share photos -- posts. airlines may take away legroom but they say it is to help you. a bill introducing to reduce the spaces. it's not just about comfort but safety they say. with less space it can be harder for people to evacuate in case of an emergency. >> that will be a crash and people will not be able to get out of an airplane because of the situation and they will have lungs filled with smoke and they will be dead and then we would do something about it. >> reporter: airlines there that will not be a risk and adding more seats allows them to offer lower fares. if you booked a flight lately you may have noticed prices going up. the reports as airfares dropped to the lowest level in six years and in the third quarter 2015 prices fell by 6%. officials of the low cost of jet fuel and expansion of low- cost airlines are driving prices down. can even have your chair go back. >> you have the device. >> we are like jockeys here but it is tight. >> why would you not want to come back to florida? >> we had a freeze. >> i have frost, 29 in apopka. >> 35 orlando, near freeze in stamford and cold 28 and titusville. and ocala, we talked about this, this drainage flow, cold air syncing to low elevations and it hit around titusville with a freeze. we turn the page and get a westerly, southwesterly flow. temperatures are back up. mid-sixties now and temperatures are pleasant and staying warm tonight. 60s across the board except new smyrna. we have winds light today but a we will keep the warmer temperature pattern. the exception of a few degrees drop along the coast. the rest above where we were yesterday, one for degrees warmer for the villages in ocala versus yesterday afternoon. orlando temperatures in the 50s, no windchill. 47 and now 48. not much of a windchill and not nearly as cold. temperatures will be mainly in the 40s. uncover your plants. it's not a good idea to keep them covered. they will not get the sunlight to survive. friday, southwest wet boosting us to the 70s. the next cold front, a trifecta, on saturday. five-a degree temperature drop but not as drastic as what we went through. temperatures tonight are not as cold. no more 28. 44 titusville, 48 leesburg, 45 deland and de leon springs. recurrent risk along the east coast for tomorrow. so it may be as nice a february day as we can get. 760 and downtown orlando, 75 apopka, 76 downtown and down to the johns lake, black lake area you will be in the mid-70s and elsewhere, 70s, sunshine and warmer tomorrow, we cannot keep it status quo, we have to keep things moving. sunshine today and dry air is in place. the next cold front arrives saturday morning. it will bring clouds and mainly a dry front of passage. temperatures into the upper 60s saturday as opposed to the mid- 70s. we're not complaining. five-day forecast, where the weekend is always in view 75 tomorrow, upper 60s to near 70 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"sub-mageddon" with an incredible amount of accumulation inside... that now seems... enjoy all our classic footlongs for just $6 each. millions of taxpayer dollars going to provide care to people with medicaid. >> an audit found recipients are dead already. justin gray has been digging into the story. top leaders are demanding an investigation on how often it is happening. >> reporter: we have been reporting on this problem for more than two years. i have it -- i've knocked on doors on doctors who are billing for dead patients. patients are dead but the benefits keep coming. keep getting refills. medicaid keeps paying. >> this is outrageous for members of the house and senate are sending a letter to the medicare and medicaid inspector general asking for an investigation into your tax dollars going to the dead. >> these are pack -- taxpayer dollars. it should not happen ever especially now. >> reporter: for years we've investigated reporting on the problem and medicaid and medicare are paying money for dead patients. in 2015 they looked at for states including florida and found 200 people receiving benefits after they died even doctors and providers still collecting payments after they had passed away. >> and you step out? >> i'm wondering why you are billing patients for medicare for are investigation found 8 providers in atlanta allegedly billing medicare for dead patients. >> should never happen. >> reporter: asking for review to find out where and how the dead are still getting in 2014 $310 billion, taxpayer dollars spent on medicaid. officials estimate about 7% of that, more than $17 billion went to improper payments. live in washington, justin gray, eyewitness news. more than 4500 passengers trapped on a cruise ship in the middle of a storm are safely back on dry land this afternoon. >> happy to be alive. >> reporter: -- >> ahead why lawyers say a refund are all the upset passengers will get. an suv slammed into the side of a dentist office. >> it sounded like something felt on the office. >> the coincidences that saved 2 from getting hurt. >> we told you one doctor was forced to close an office terry bradshaw? what a surprise! you know what else is a surprise? shingles. and how it can hit you out of nowhere. i know. i had it. and did you know that one in three people will get shingles? (all) no. that' s why i' m reminding people if you had chickenpox then the shingles virus is already inside you. (all) oooh. who' s had chickenpox? scoot over. and look that nasty rash can pop up anywhere and the pain can be even worse than it looks. talk to your doctor or pharmacist. we told you when this doctor was accused of treating children while under the influence and now his practice is officially closing up shop leaving hundreds of parents scrambling to find a new pediatrician. >> a lot of people are involved. >> reporter: we go to dr. was accused of taking drugs and alcohol while treating children. >> janai norman stop by his office about employees moving medical supplies out even though the doctor's license has not been officially revoked. >> reporter: we showed up to the doctor's office today and found these notes saying he will not be practicing until further notice. an employee inside told me they are planning to close down the clinic with the hopes of reopening as the doctor appeals. we saw an employee wheeling medical supplies out of the w. caley st. office with three employees are about to be out making calls to parents canceling appointments of putting together packets of find a new doctor. he says some do not want to. doctor. they have been seeing him for a long time, they want him to be their doctor for every. >> reporter: in january, we emergency restriction on the doctor's medical license because of claims he was under the influence on the job. he says the accusations are false and were made by disgruntled employees. >> did you ever see him coming to work and seemed drunk? >> no. >> reporter: he said he never saw any signs the doctor wasn't -- was intoxicated and many parents do not believe it either. >> they call anytime at night, in the morning and they never hear him drunk. a lot of them tell me that. parents are looking for new doctors and he and his coworkers are looking for jobs as the doctor appeals the state's decision. orange county, janai norman, channel 9 eyewitness news. as we reported last month the doctor's license has not been permitted in the taken away. we found 77 healthcare professions and central florida have had their licenses revoked since 2013 and only one was a doctor. cleveland is apologizing to the family of a 12-year-old boy shot by 2 police officers after they got a bill for his ambulance ride to the hospital. >> in 2014, tamir rice was shot while holding a pellet gun. officials say medicaid and the city absorbed all medical costs but an electronic mistake sent the family a bill which they will have to pay for. officers involved in the boy shooting were not indicted by a grand jury. the justice department is suing ferguson missouri for violating its president civil rights. the lawsuit comes after a surprise move by the ferguson city council. summit at the -- after months of negotiations. leaders want to amend the agreement was they say the city cannot afford but atty. gen. loretto lynch says she is not buying that. >> they made enforcement decisions based on the way individuals expressed themselves. and they unnecessarily escalated non-life-threatening situations. ferguson has been under justice department scrutiny since michael brown and unarmed man was fatally shot by a white officer 80 months ago rick scott along with attorney general honored officers including a former marion county deputy. it was part of the 2015 law enforcement officer of the year award. among those honored were fdle agent, wildlife officials and detective who used to work for the marion county sheriff's office. the honorees say they were humbled by the recognition. there are so many that deserve to have this and it is an you can receive as an officer. >> during the speech governor. scott thanked the officers for the hard work and dedication and tells them they are the reason the state is safe. officials are noticing a problem with the neighbors to the north as jamie holmes found out the canadian dollar continues to drop in value hitting us and impacting the number one source of tourism and central florida. >> it's not hard to find canadian tours on our drive, they are here but not spending as much yes you have to come down here with an idea that i may have to cut corners and i may not be able to in one way put into the economy here as we are tours and that's a part of our economy. >> the dollar is down against us dollar which means vacations orlando cost 30% more. >> used to be a bonus to come to the states for canadians because we were able to do more than we could on our own but when i look at it i see dollar >> commerce expect the tourist to be down 8% and for a country where one in eight canadians comes to florida, that is bound to hurt. >> he was the and probably have seen your business being negatively impacted. it will take a lot -- a little of the windy out of the tourist. >> it's been a one-two punch, for us. vacations are almost twice as much. canadians say they want to see the parts and ages step up with more package deals to transfer them back. >> one will you cut corners? >> we will not go into as many attractions. that's the primary thing. we are going to disney world so not the world. >> jamie holmes, channel 9 eyewitness news. domestic terrorism in orlando remains strong and helping to offset -- domestic terrorism -- >> tours will not be able to resist coming to orlando going forward. a bill to alert you when you are taking water that is unsafe. the house passed the bill forcing the epa to notify officials within 24 hours when water contamination is detected at a certain level. if the state does not alert the public within 24 hours the epa must do it or cocoa is lending a hand to make sure residents in flint have clean water. they are sending more than 17,000 bottles of water. the water tested positive for dead after the city switch from detroit water to river water to save money. leaders say no one should have to worry about having clean water. evidence and more i would send more. if we could send water every day, we have wonderful water in cocoa. some of the best in the country and the people flint, michigan deserve the quality we have here. >> the water shipment was sent out today in the city says it will continue to take any other water donations until tomorrow. women tell you about the massive wave battering a cruise ship. 4500 passengers on board are safely on dry, solid ground but many are not happy they had to live through the experience. >> i don't want to talk about it gets passengers say that for 17 hours they were talked about as the ship was hounded by waves and wind gusts topping 100 miles an hour. 4 people injuries, royal caribbean apologized saying it will make changes to provide more guidance and oversight since the captain knew about the storm. they sailed into it anyway. passengers say that does not change what they went through. >> it is horrible. i cannot describe it. >> out of nowhere the ship was going crazy. rocking. it was on its side. water coming in. very scary. >> passengers were given full cruise if they want to go back onto yakutia. one lawyer says despite that might -- nightmare passengers looking for more will not get it because these types of cases are difficult and usually unsuccessful. a close call for some employees at a brevard county dental and medical office after a car jumped 2 curves and crashed into the building. the crash damaged both the building and medical equipment inside. witnesses tell melonie holt someone could have been caught in the path of the suv. >> reporter: if it were not for a patient cancellation, someone would have been sitting in the dental chair when the suv came crashing through. >> it was scary because the noise and seeing the explosion in the glass, it was very scary and our hearts went out for the driver of the suv was tried to turn into a space in the parking lot off us 1 near port st. john. she lost control of her vehicle and failed to hit her brakes billing. >> we helped her out of the vehicle we got her in and out and turned off the car for no one was injured. the patient would have been sitting in the chair, they canceled their appointments and the assistant standing in the area moments before the crash walked away to take a call. >> i'm glad no one was hurt. the practice, everybody's okay. >> reporter: the damage to the office is estimated in the tens of thousands of dollars. from brevard county, melonie holt, channel 9 eyewitness news. we posted video from the dentist office on our facebook page go to facebook.com/w to be to check it out. of better plan to protect manatees. here's a look at the plan. they propose examining the slow speed of phones for canal. manatees were taken off of the endangered split -- species listed but officials say even though they are not endangered be protected. look at this 300 manatees are huddled together outside three sisters springs in crystal river. they made their way to the springs to beat the cold and warm up. looks like they are rocks but those are manatees huddled together. the citrus county high school teacher suspended accused of throwing an out-of- control party with drugs, alcohol for students. >> how social media could cost her job. >> we will try to warm up and the winds will have a lot to do with it and i'm updating how the change will update the weekend. you may have to pay more for buying a new home. the nasdaq is down today. >> of buying a new home in orange county could soon cost more. the counties considering hiking school fees by double-digit percentages. michael lopardi learned new growth is feeling the need for new schools. >> reporter: new homes popping up in west side of orange county. fees are passed on to buyers. the fees are usually added into the sale price which is why you do not hear a lot about them. the money is used to pay for schools as new homes are built. >> building has increased dramatically over the last three or four years. >> reporter: she is leading a panel recommending new rates. increases between 35-77% depending on the type of home built. townhomes expected to get their own rate this year. >> it is not at the high, it is higher than it was in 2011 but certainly not as high as it was in 2007 when we went through this before. >> reporter: she says the height is needed to cover the cost of school construction purchasing land greater orlando buildings association says members struggle with the same problems. >> you have the higher cost of construction and raw materials and labor and on top of it you also have impact fees. >> executive director scott mary says fees can persuade builders and buyers to look elsewhere. >> is the decision of do i want to build in this county or next door. >> reporter: if approved orange county school fees would be cheaper than raise and neighboring lake and osceola county is the county commissioners will get the final say on these fees and they could make a decision by may. in orange county, michael lipari, channel 9 eyewitness news. fees go into effect 90 the vote has not been set. polk county school board is expected to discuss an investigation into the school superintendent. the superintendent was investigated over complaints made by associate superintendent greg rivers. he said leroy made sexual passes at him and tailored a job position in order to hire a formal level. she was later cleared and the school board has not said whether it will take any action. citrus county has wanted to accused of giving her students drugs and alcohol in her home. josephine denies the claims made against or to the school district that a complaint filed with citrus high school near crystal river says she gave students marijuana, drink, and sex tips at a christmas party. she was also drinking and caught on a snapchat video slurring her words. >> you are supposed to be a role model and not being one. >> reporter: as of now she has been suspended without pay until the school board holds a hearing to decide if she will forecast looks great. this is when you love to have your job. >> i get to pass along good news. we have a fire, controlled burn in the mckay the area. -- in the wekiva area. usually when we get consistent wftv.com flow and not a lot of other issues going on they would do controlled burns in the wekiva area. you see smoke is a morrow county and folks enjoying the beach day relatively speaking, 63 and warmer tomorrow and in the low 70s along the beaches for tomorrow. temperatures boosting to 700 in the villages. 28 this morning in ocala, 400 when you temperatures, that's unusual. the air is dry so it can heat up fast and cool down quickly. we will not get nearly as cold winds flow out of the south over by the university of central florida campus in the 40s as opposed to the mid-30s. we will not be scraping off ice from the windshields in the morning. milder in lake county with mid- 40s from outdoor, the villages, leesburg 48 and 46 in clermont. it's all about the change in the wind direction. photos across the area and not as cold. uncover your plants. they will not make it in the meantime. more of the southwest flow and you see future track showing a breeze so we had a light wind flow, more gusty tomorrow and not as windy as we have been but the flow will keep the winds up and watch as we head toward saturday. the change in wind direction is the front moving by early probably before you start your day saturday. more of a northwest flow and still relatively dry heading in toward the weekend events warmoth, 600 water and bad. don't catch pneumonia. lake eola saturday morning paws in the park at 9:00 temperatures in the 60s and a great festival fantastic weather the old florida customers starts tomorrow going to sunday and big day is saturday afternoon great events going on and temperatures will be fantastic. 70s tomorrow, 75 clermont, 76 in sanford for tomorrow. does not get much better for february. we have dry flow of air. future track forecast model keeps a few clouds to the north on friday afternoon. saturday, here comes the front sliding by in the morning. it will come through dry and we will stay with nice temperatures for the weekend. five-day forecast. temperatures cooling down a . on sunday. behind the front temperatures low saturday morning the nice weather next week watching another storm system mainly to the north but it will be increasing rain chances a . late tuesday night -- a little late tuesday night and we will continue for the next system and more. coming up fi. following breaking news along i 4 into the newsroom. look at the video. this is in the construction area you can see emerging -- emergency crews have a rocket westbound, incoming side from seminole to orange are shut down because of a rollover crash. this is coming into orlando in terms of those injured we know 2 people are being assessed and the westbound side of the road is completely blocked off. anyone coming into orlando will need an alternate route. we will show you when it reopens. it law -- it just happened i 4 westbound downtown. at the top of the hour we told you mary county man accused of performing sex acts on a 17-year-old boy and now deputies are searching for more victims. about the suspects criminal history. also officials are set to break ground on a new welcome center it oia for troops and their families. we found out it is not fully funded yet. restrictions that could halt the project. next at 4, martha sugalski each week i look forward to this on thursdays. i will forever family series. >> channel 9 anchor martha sugalski introduces the us to a special family. he is available for adoption. >> his name is jj and needs a family who will love him today and for a lifetime. recently we spent time with him -- incredible pets in melbourne. >> jj loves every single animal that came into this room today. >> stealing honey. i think she will be your best friend. >> he is the sweetest 15-year- old, he loves correcting -- collecting and organizing his hot wheels. he does not like messes. when we had a guinea pig, 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