wind: nw 3-7 mph traffic check red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays it s a fox6 exlu after video surfaces on social media. of her daughter getting beat up on the school bus the bus driver lost his job deandra corinthios is live in milwaukee with the latest the mother says she not as upset with the alleged abusers.as she is with the bus driver for not trying to break up the fight. now she is asking for cameras on all school buses to help keep students and bus drivers safe this video shows an 11-year old girl being punched and kicked on her bus ride home from school - it also shows the bus driver continuing kids away from the front of the bus. the student, soleil brown, went to the hospital for treatment. she suffered bruisiing on her legs, and a cut on her arm she says she frequently gets headaches following last thursday incident. the student s mother is outraged at the bus drivers actions. the video shows he d
to a halt after a construction worker was killed in a tragic accident. working construction is a hazard this job, especially when you re working on i-4. reporter: a worker drove this dump truck into the area around 11:00 this morning. when the driver did not see the construction worker from orlando, he backed up over it. i saw there was a man down, and i did not see an ambulance so i figured someone was injured, so i wanted to see if i could help her in reporter: her instincts as a nurse kicked in. by the time she got to the intersection, so had multiple faq death at fhp workers and the man was already dead. this is the first i-4 death we know about and there is no word if there ll be any charges related to the incident. for passersby who walks grieving coworkers, they are praying for the family members. reporter: the road just behind me is a lot clearer than it was earlier today. they are still working to contact the man s family and then they will release his ident
ferren harrell: i know what it is to have a loss, so to lose a loved one, who is doing so much good, it is part of the hazard of his job. adrian: we are still learning to get his identification of the 34-year-old, killed by a drunk truck at 11:30. dump truck at 11:30. i-4 is shut down, no work when no word when work will resume. live in maitland, adrian whitsett, wesh 2 news. angela: we are also following breaking news on i-4 in volusia county. this is the picture from the d.o.t. camera. several cars involved in that crash a little over an hour ago. this is at mile marker 126 in the eastbound lane to the new smyrna beach. you can see the crash scene is we have not heard how many people were hurt. jim: breaking near mount people are searching lake eau disappeared. chris hush joins us live. what have you learned? most of the search is going on at trimble park in orange county, but very close to lake county. there is a public boat ramp, and as you look to the left you can se
and why this happened. ginger: good evening, everyone. this is news 6 at 7:00, getting results. i m ginger gadsden. lisa: i m lisa bell. julie: and i m julie broughton. a local boy is gets results in his neighborhood. sad. he s fired up and doing something about it. out. that s coming up. ginger: is my favorite story right now. such a great kid. we ll talk about him in just a moment. but first, new at 7:00, we learned the marion county sheriff s office is making changes to get results. a dozen deputies got in trouble over the past year, including three in the past few days, one done in by his own dash-cam video. news 6 s erik von ancken is finding out how deputies are going to be policing themselves. reporter: the sheriff said in a press release to us today if people don t come forward to make a complaint, he says it s down and catch misconduct by his deputies. that s why things here the sheriff s office says are changing. deputy bustamonte, marion county sheriff
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