november ballot by 60%. and with the addition of a few words that john morgan says will close any loopholes in the pass. >> what we did was clarify the disease. it is a similar list of diseases as the last time, and then it goes on to say, or other debilitating diseases of those enumerated before. >> reporter: this time it's not just wording that will push the momentum forward but also strategy he has learned along the way. morgan says they've worked too hard to reach young voters and get them to the polls. that did not quite work. >> i really should have been educating old people like me. >> reporter: for 2016, those target voters who are 60 plus, because this is a presidential election year, he says there will be more voters to reach and he is predicting success. >> if we can pass this, 400,000 people benefit from day one. >> reporter: this amendment would include smokable marijuana. we did ask john morgan if this amendment does not pass until support another go at this, he says at that point he will probably let someone else take the reins. coming up at 6:00, we will be asking if the tightening of those loopholes may keep some opposition at bay. we're live in orlando tonight, janine reyes, channel 9 eyewitness news. >> we're asking facebook fans tonight, do you think medical marijuana should be legalized? let us know at our facebook page. knew this hour, the marion county sheriff's explaining why his office never released video showing former deputies beating a suspect that had surrendered. in the video you can see the suspect, there he is, he puts his hands up over this head and then lays down but that did not stop the five deputies from punching the men. we were there when the sheriff half for this video to surface? >> reporter: the sheriff says once he saw it, he immediately called in fdle and turned everything over to them and admitted to us today that had it not been for the state attorney's office releasing this video, we may never have seen it. >> get your hands up! >> reporter: take a look at this video capturing the incident in 2014. in it, you can see former marion county deputies trevor fitzgerald, adam crawford, cody hopple and jesse terrel indicted yesterday. the video shows the men punching, kicking, and kneeing derek price, even after he had held up his hand and surrendered and got down on the ground. this afternoon, the sheriff's office held a news conference to talk about what happened. >> the video was immediately brought to the attention of sheriff chris blair and immediately after he saw this video, sheriff player suspended all five individuals without pay. word in this case. >> reporter: this video and immediately. we had to obtain it from the state attorney's office yesterday. the sheriff says they have worked to be transparent so we wasn't released sooner. >> we were talking about transparency earlier. why did you guys not release that video and release it shortly after the incident happened? >> because the investigation was turned over. these are our people employed by the marion county sheriff's office. >> reporter: he says they gave everything to fdle including copies of the video was agency started the investigation. but, the sheriff also admitted he had no plans on releasing the video. >> did you think the public needed to see that? >> well, i think that you've got to remember they are going through an investigative process, like every individual so they had the right to that. i think that decision has to be made by prosecutors. >> reporter: four of the coming up, we are asking community leaders about how the sheriff's office handled this case and whether they think that the sheriff's office did a good job with it. we will have that part of the story coming up at 6:00. reporting live in marion county, myrt price, channel 9 eyewitness news. developing no statewide amber alert you have probably received on your phone has been cleared. authorities found dorian sandhu and frederick sandhu, they were originally taken away from their mother by their grandparents care. authorities issue dealer because this is the woman was only supposed to have supervised visits with them. >> hundreds of people gathered at kennedy space center to pay tribute to nasa's foreign astronauts. this day of remembrance march 30 anniversary of the space shuttle challenger disaster which took the lives of seven astronauts including the woman who would have been the first teacher in space. nasa also honor the memories of the other astronauts who have died for space exploration. 30 years ago, the challenger after liftoff from kse, month- long investigation found the ceiling rocket booster feels alone hot gases to burn into the external tank, triggering the explosion. the mission had been postponed four times because of bad weather, and investigators found the cold weather that morning also contributed to the tragic accident. >> at the time we did not realize there was a lot of debate. to launch or not? unfortunately we did and we know what happened. >> reporter: nasa also paid tribute today to other astronauts lost during america's space program. the seven person crew of the space shuttle columbia died on february 1, 2003, when the reentry. and yesterday marked 49 years since a flash fire on the launchpad killed the three men the first american space that group. today, these wreaths were laid who have lost their lives while furthering the cause of space exploration and discovery. nasa administrator, charles bolden, said their legacy will missions. >> we are not going to let the dreams of this group go away. >> reporter: even the crew aboard the international space station held a moment of silence today to honor their fellow astronauts. senator bill nelson spoke about the challenger tragedy today, and how it gave nasa even more reason to keep moving forward with space exploration. >> what they sacrificed is not forgotten, and it's not in vain. because, mister president, we are going to mars. >> reporter: senator nelson, you may remember, flew aboard the 24th shuttle flight on columbia which landed just 10 days before the challenger launch from kennedy space center. we've posted a special tribute go to www.wftv.com to take a closer look. in volusia county, it has been 43 days, dozens of homeless people have camped out to show leaders more needs to be done to fix a growing homelessness problem. day after day, channel 9's blaine tollison has been asking and sat down with one local leader. you were not sure if the issue would even be discussed. >> reporter: i found out that this issue was only briefly mentioned at that regularly scheduled training meeting that started as you said, 30 minutes ago. in the meantime, you have this complete mess out here. we haven't seen any leaders or city officials come out here today, you have the rain coming down, it's cold out here, and piles of stopping blankets and people avoiding this place. we saw deputies breaking up a scuffle between a homeless man and woman earlier today. last night, daytona beach police arrested two more people on minor charges the night before for people, the city's beds would not be in one location necessarily, once they are set up, police would be able to legally trespass the homeless from this building, but one city commissioner, as you heard earlier, told me that they would maybe discuss this issue at the planning meeting. it was only briefly mentioned. still, i question the county councilman, josh wagner, today if he thinks there will actually be a solution and he told me he is actually confident. >> in the last 48 hours i have seen more progress than i have seen in seven years. >> reporter: homelessness has been an issue here for years, but this situation right here is out of control. the campus and county services building, and city leaders are barely talking about this publicly, so we will see, tomorrow, or saturday if they actually have a solution to this. we are live here in daytona beach, blaine tolison, channel 9 eyewitness news. meanwhile, a team of more than 150 volunteers is moving people live in the streets. the plan is part of the annual point in time count. every year, volunteers count the number of homeless people in orange, osceola, and seminole counties. last year around 2100 homeless people were identified. this year's results should be out by the end of february. attorneys tell us they have reached a final settlement now in a civil rights case that started with a controversial barbershop rate. we were there back in 2011 during a sting by the florida department of business and professional regulations, and orange county sheriff's office. deputies told us at the time they were looking for unlicensed barbers. but, the shop owners believe they were being racially profiled. we are told the sheriff's office and the have paid out around $200,000 in connection with civil rights suits. a sumter county prison is a federal law after someone was allegedly beaten and raped in front of a guard who did nothing to stop the attack. according to the lawsuit, the incident happened at the sumter correctional institution. lawyers claim the minor was until unconscious, and raped with a broomstick. the officer who witnessed the alleged attack could face possible administrative action, but right now is still working. on the road 5:00, people called us for help because mold and mildew have taken over the apartment. >> it has been horrible. we have been putting down pockets. >> why they say nothing has been done even though they have complained to their landlord four years. plus, how police say this manually cheated a group of foster kids out of a trip to universal orlando. and next, her red light cameras seem to be hurting a purse that could make school bus stops across central florida safer. if you don't have to get out and about, don't. because it is awfully wet and signing up for health insurance was very easy... my premium is 22 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mayor who was struck and killed walking home from a bus stop near debary in 2010. >> she was my daughter, firstborn, my world. >> reporter: ever since her brother push the state to improve the safety of bus stops. lawmakers are considering a bill that would step in the penalty for illegally passing a the option of adding cameras on buses to record and find drivers who break the law. >> probably the first piece of legislation filed the session is not moving and i don't understand why. it boggles my mind. >> reporter: i called tallahassee today to find out why the bill had stalled. sponsors tell me that some lawmakers consider bus cameras to be similar to red light cameras and camps to make any more surveillance on the roads. >> those are legitimate concerns. and at the same time, the safety of these children is paramount. >> reporter: lawmakers are now preparing to keep the tougher penalties but remove the bus cameras from the bill to help it pass. gabby's dad says that is like taking the teeth out. >> it's an impossible task for law enforcement officers to follow each bus to catch the violators and a few citations. >> reporter: under the proposal installation companies would pay for the camera and part of the fines would benefit, sanders. don will still support the bill because it won't go far enough to protect children on their way home from school. michael lopardi, channel 9 eyewitness news. >> this together numbers last november and found nearly school buses on the day of the survey. 9 investigates first and exposed background shooting in residential areas and estate is pushing to close the loophole. the state is going to restrict gunfire in neighborhoods to prohibit backyard shooting ranges. the bill which now heads to the house would still allow for gun owners to use their weapons to defend their safety or property. right now, orange county deputies need your help to catch two armed robbers who held up the cabdriver. take a look at this video. investigators say the man and woman in the back of the car got into the cab at the woodhill apartment in orlando. deputies say they demanded money from the driver and then took off. if you recognize them, and that could be difficult, call authorities. and eight-year-old plan to build toll roads was approved. the toll roads of the central polk parkway would stretch 40 miles from the polk parkway to the polk osceola county line. the project has been under consideration since 2008 and will cost around $1.5 billion. disney has been making big changes to its parks and properties. >> sure has. now the sports complex is getting a new edition, too. walt disney world wants to build a 286,000 square-foot venue at the espn wide world of sports complex in orlando. in those plans disney fouled with the state there is no information on what the venue would be. >> you have been busy the past couple of days with rain coming down, tom. an awful commute. >> this is what the commute was like yesterday, now we have moved it ahead and it is awfully wet. this is live. we can finally see the roadway again. we go through periods where we can't see anything at all and never got a very wet i-4, 65 degrees right now and here's a closer vantage point as we head just north of downtown orlando. it is stop and go, so that's what you need to prepare for if in the next couple of hours. right now, early warning doppler 9 radar we are covered. when i say 100% rain chance this is what it looks like. heavy rainfall from kissimmee approaching st. cloud. we have been raining but that heavy band is moving our way right over here barclaycard, like nona picked up an additional insured rainfall in the last hour. that is how heavy the rain has been coming down from south of visalia park. one lightning strike just popped up on the map here. on the east side of the 417. this flow, deltona, debary, sanford, heavy batch of rain moving toward sam sulla, tran 25 beach and yes it will be nicer tomorrow but it will be a bit cooler as well as we are still going to get some cool air behind this storm system. look at this wedge of rain right over which field, moving toward titusville, with heavy storms in the next -- or heavy rain, at least, in the next 15 to 17 minutes. so there is the storm. you can see the back edge here. we'll get into clearing after midnight tonight but we still have all of this rain 200 miles worth yet to come. future track doing a great job model pushes the bulk of that off but still drizzling to 9:00 tonight come and then finally we get on the back edge of this rain after 11:00. for volusia county tonight, rain moving up by 10:00 p.m. temperatures in the upper 40s by daybreak, 47 deland, debary, deltona, the sun returns tomorrow, not too bad of the beach day but we will get gusty conditions. boating weather will not be very nice. orange county tomorrow as a remove that we see temperatures in the upper 60s, including 66 in leesburg, st. cloud hitting 67 degrees. here's your 5-day forecast. we start the improvement tomorrow, and it only gets better from there. 69 degrees on saturday, 73 degrees by sunday, and we're right back approaching 80 degrees by early next week. in fact, i think we will have a string of days from tuesday to lower 80s. a lot of weekend events, i've had lots of people tweeting about the rolex daytona 24, that starts saturday, goes all the way through saturday night into sunday, and we have had past. but, not this time, it is going to be very nice, but i'm still updating heavy rain moving into downtown, i will have it coming martha? some people who live next to the i-4 ultimate project told us the noise is unbearable. coming up, 9 investigates why the state is now refusing to put up sound barriers. plus, and orlando woman 60s -- thieves use the postal find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let 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they met at walmart. she bought the tickets for $75 apiece. she thought she was getting a deal until she went to the park and the tickets were no good. she said she had no idea what to do so she texted him and he answered saying, he did not tell her a bad batch. she also called detectives to set up a sting with the man they say is really kevin bauer. in the report, it says the four- part process were also counterfeit tickets. detectives say sometimes the cards are taken from stores that sell them but not activated by a cashier. he suspects that's what happened here. her until it was too late. >> i've never had that happen to me. i trust everybody. shannon butler, channel 9 eyewitness news. >> she told channel 9 to universal gave her two free tickets and 30% off the other two that she needed. tickets. if she just would have bought them at the park it would have been $436. >> $14. we are tracking heavy rain. next at 5:00, we are covered with rain and it's going to be what evening also. i'm tracking all the snacks. a nurse is accused of stealing pain meds from patients at an assisted living facility. why she confessed to doing it. local residents a warning for their safety, living in an we are tracking more rain right now. strong showers moving into orlando. >> so far we have already seen more than an inch. leading up anytime soon.