jason: it s february 2. good tuesday morning. i m jason guy. when you step out the door, you re going to feel that 65-degree temperature. you might run into a little fog out there. amy joins us. where is that fog starting to settle in? amy: the fog is going to be a big concern this morning. we have an advisory in effect until 10:00 a.m. over the next several hours, we are going to see a lot more of this fog settling in. the winds are calm, the skies are clear. there is enough moisture in the air that we re going to see that happen. as we head through the day, once we get past 10, the fog will lift. we ll have some clouds and then we ll start to see a little bit of sunshine which will again send our temperatures into the 80 s. we will be even warmer than yesterday. if you thought yesterday was warm, just wait until today. we are down to a quarter, half mile, 3/4 of a mile is how far you can see. keep in mind the visibility is measured a little bit higher off the ground. it is
62 sanford and 64 orlando, with 65 in melbourne. it is fairly mild. later today you won t need a jacket, we are headed to 82 in ocala. 84 in claremont. 83 in longwood and oviedo, 84 orlando and winter park and along the coast we will be in the upper 70 s. let s get over to ted noah. ted: lots of road work. this is the 417 right now and we have southbound in the main shot. two lanes taken out, a mile worth of construction there. i the airport toll plaza, by the airport toll plaza, construction in that area. 528 westbound approaching the toll plaza, you are going to i-4 westbound , only six minutes. michelle: a local school will threats surrounding campus. jason: the principal at maitland middle school sends out two calls to students families. alex villareal is live with the school s response. alex: the principal says she immediately reported these threats to police. there has been a police presence at the school. as well as oh cps police. ocps police. they staggered th
the lycee the man is believed to be homeless. the students try to wrestle with him and that is when police say he bid one of the students on the hand and ran away. the suspect is still on the loose. police say he did have a knife on him. he did not stab anyone. a k-9 unit was called but could not track down the man. residents i talked to were shocked. we will continue to follow the investigation. we will bring new information to you. in orlando, alex villarreal, wesh 2 news. jason: the middle school automated call to parents to inform them of stranger and desk stranger danger. michelle: maitland middle schools operating with extra security today after the principal says threats were made on social media. the principal sent out two called automated calls. not acting appropriately on she did not specify what the threats were. she did say that they she notified police immediately. it woman she took we talked to said others say they are happy with the school s response. t
investigate this matter, parents please remember to tell your kids about stranger danger. bob: early afternoon, we were getting a different story about what happened at this busy intersection. after doing some more investigating, police said it was the students themselves who were the aggressors against the transient man, not the other way around. since they ve not been able to find the man, initially police said they had no plans to charge the students with making a false report, but their investigation is continuing. as for parents who were angry and upset to hear about what had happened to two of their children s classmates, now they re upset at the students themselves. punish them. bob: punish them? yes. bob: in light of these new developments, a spokeswoman for orange county schools says they will wait to see if the matter falls under their jurisdiction. they will follow the student code of conduct for disciplinary meredith: the red cross is helping a volusia cou