local n captions provided by: real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning live local ten news starts right now. anger and anguish over the shooting death of a six-year old boy killed while playing outside his home. the boy s loved ones remember his life and call f r change. a $25,000 reward is being offered in the case. the child s mother pleading for those who might be too afraid to come forward. reporter: that case is in the hands of investigors. they cannot do it alone. they need being called a crisis. urban terrorism, they y. a march, shortened distance, but packed with symbolism in a neighborhood tired of violence. (unintelligible) a six-year old? a community didn see anything? in broad open daylight? reporter: in thiseryy same spot he died exactly 24 hours later, the family of king carter let it out. i ran out the house. i ran everywhere around. i had to find my son in the corner with his eyes open. reporter: anger and outrage that a six-y
afraid to come forward. reporter: that case is in the kands of investigators. they cannot do it alone. they need the public s help in what is being called a crisis. urban rrorism, they say. a march, shortened distance, but packed with symbolism in a neighborhood tired of violence. (unintelligible) a six-year old? a community didn t see anything? in broad open daylight? reporter: in this very same spot he died exactly 24 hours later, the family of king carterer let it out. i ran out the house. i ran everywhere around. i had to find my son in the corner with his eyes open. reporter: a aer and outrage that a six-year old boy was gunned down at his apartment complex. the little boy only in first grade, already a lover really shocked. very upset. the teachers are upset. dennis phillips brought his seven-year old son, one of many young kids in the crowd. we know somebody saw something. we know. our childn must be abling to play in the parking lot and the backyards.
we want tosy you pictures a small brush fire in plant city crews trying to make sure everything is out. we saw those just about 30 minutes ago. off horton road near 60. you can see they got it under control, as i said. no more flames just that charred ground. breaking news this afternoon governor rick scott has on thinks desk a new death penalty bill. it would require 10 of the 12 jurors to agree on execution before it would go through. lawmakers had to rewrite the law when the u.s. supreme court said our death penalty was unconstitutional. executions w could soon start, again. a first grade teach on paid leave teacher on paid leave and under investigation after a child s fink girls were nearly cut off. check out the picture we just got. the district is trying to figure out if this was an intentional. jacqueline ingles joins us now. reporter: i m here outside of calhoun magnet. you can see right now we have a school bus out here. it s a very quiet scene. last week,
this is abc action news. nearly abducted in her own driveway, now at 11:00 a woman s frightening escape and a frantic effort the get her attacker off street before he good evening, everyone. i m. an intense search underway for jason. investigators telling us he put a plastic bag over a woman s head, the victim supposed to be his friend. deputies surrounding his home for hours today. we will go live with the latest. reporter: things are quieted down here a bit. i will move out of the way. you can see there are still deputies here in front of his home but it appears they re still here waiting for him to come back. they do believe he was hereafter his home earlier. i will show you the moment when hernando county deputies swarmed on to his property. up until that point they were shouting commands telling the suspect jason you are just making that worse, bud, you need to come out and just talk to us. neighbor saw the suspect come home around 6:45 p.m. and they also saw deput
we turn, now to our chief meteorologist, dennis phillips and see how cold it will get. pascual county will drop into the upper 30s to low 40s. officially, for noncoastal hernando and citrus county, i still think mid-30s. regardless, it will be a very chilly night. be sure to bring in the pets even if they don t see a freeze. officially, the warning remains in effect from 2:00 am to 8:00 am for the northern counties. this is a look at what i m expecting, i m going low to mid- 30s. still low 40s across the rest of the viewing area. unusually cold, but most of us will not be seeing a freeze. what we will be seeing are very chilly conditions with temperatures primarily in the 40s. what could be a bigger threat. the threat of severe weather late iron in. week. we ll talk about that coming up now to an effort to change lives in saint peters, the violence a crieses in his city and pledging a million dollar to help stop it. rodney is live to explain how the financial pledge cou