] [ indistinct conversations ] jim: the good citizen doesn't shirk his duty. he does his share to help others. [ thinking ] oh, somebody will want me to be a witness. besides, nobody's asked me to be one. and what's more, the good citizen doesn't wait to be asked. he volunteers willingly and cheerfully. man: oh, miss! would you wait a minute, please? i didn't really see any of it, hardly. i just -- i-i sure could use a witness. wouldn't you just give me your name? i'm sorry. why, yes. i always believe one should do one's duty willingly and cheerfully. so i said i would. witness? what do you mean you have to be a witness? well, just that, father. see, i was coming home from the library. as i crossed oak street, these two cars bumped into each other. what two cars? the two cars in the accident. oh, that helps a lot. was anyone hurt? no. some woman was driving one of the cars, and the other one was driven by greg. well, who's greg? greg patterson. mother, he has the most wonderful brown eyes you've ever seen. a senior in college, but i never met him. mother, his eyes are actually penetrat

of trouble. that rung play, they were hoping to catch denver surprised. it didn't work. jim: second and 9 and newton's pass wide of the mark for funchess. the panthers moved this football in that third quarter but didn't score. and the missed field goal and interception. they had two pass plays over 40 yards. phil: just to show you what thenk of their temps, their -- they think of their defense. here we are, towards the end of the game. what did denver do? they blitzed, put the pressure on their corners. the timing was right. jim: it's a third and 9. rushing forward, the ball comes it's on the ground and still on the ground. picked up by t.j. ward at the 4-yard line! von miller did it again. he knocked it out of the hands of newton. phil: here he comes, number 58. von miller gets rivers one more time. cam newton didn't feel it, didn't step up. the football just taken out of his hand. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] phil: cam newton decid

blitzed, put the pressure on their corners. the timing wasight. jim: it's a third and 9. rushing forward, the ball comes out of the hand of newton. it's on the ground and still on the ground. picked up by t.j. ward at the 4-yard line! von miller did it again. he knocked it out of the hands of newton. phil: here he comes, number 58. von miller gets rivers one more time. cam newton didn't feel it, didn't step up. the football just taken out of his hand. [captioning funded by cbs sports national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] phil: cam newton decides not to dive in there. jim: he jumped away instead of jumping into the pile. phil: i guess he made a decision it wasn't worth to it go in and get it. should have dove in jim: first and goal from the 4. anderson trying to break outside but that swarming defense is on him. loss of two. phil: there's no question they're going to run the football here three times, just work the clock. kick a field goal, put you up two scores. and von miller -- jim: he's picked up right where

more surprises. we welcome you to the postgame show, now up to jim nantz. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the super bowl m.v.p. of super bowl xlii. terrell davis and the vince lombardi trophy! joe namath! >> the m.v.p. of super bowl x, lynn swann. >> yay! jim: thank you, lynn swann. commissioner, it's time to present the lombardi trophy so the bowlen family. annabelle is here and i think we're going to pass it down to joe ellis as the c.e.o. of this broncos oh. i know you want to accept it with these words. roger: let me just thank all the bronco fans and tonight peyton -- peyton, i don't know if this is your last reo but it was one heck of a ride and we all you. annabelle, i know this is a special moment for you and we're all thinking about pat. a great man, a man who loved this oh, and we're proud you could -- organization, and we're proud you could take this back to denver for pat bowlen and your denver fans. you're super bowl champs. congratulations. jim: annabelle, the mike is yours. >> if pat was here today, he would say he's very proud of his team and the best fans

nobody had been smart enough to put jim billington in charge. [applause] we'd have no kennan institute, no wilson quarterly, two projects at the heart of what we do. who knows how many friends, how much wisdom we would have missed out on. .. the one and only president for sure trevor of the carnegie corporation. ishmael the director of the library in alexandria, and they are joining us to celebrate your service. we are also lucky to be joined by the latvian ambassadors to the united states committee acting librarian of congress david howell and jane mcauliffe the director of outreach and delegates to the board. grace mckenna and come i haven't seen her come there she is, whose family has done so much to shape this institution come and diana davis spencer who has been a great friend to our work. the gatherings like this remind me what a impact the center has around the globe including hundreds in russia and ukraine and even now we pick the best scholars and the most brilliant staff to work on the most important issues and we learned that from you. you always scholarship at the heart of

away. jim: this is the new mug shot of the newborn' s mother who has been charged with child neglect. chris hush reports that she will not tell police where to find the baby. >> is there anyone else that could possibly help you guys? >> i don' t know. chris orlando police chief john : mina, close to being at a loss for words when it comes to the whereabouts of baby willow a name picked by orlando police. they believe the mother of the newborn, 31-year-old susan richardson gave birth in this parking lot at the willow bend apartments on monday. that' s where the placenta was found, but chief mina says richardson won' t tell them where her baby is. >> obviously she has the information that were looking for. chris but she' s not giving it chris richardson was booked into : the orange county jail tuesday night, charged with child neglect and unlawful desertion of a child, and denied bond. >> nobody knows but hurt. chris richardson' s boyfriend : tells wesh 2 he came home to find blood all over their apartment. he claims she denied medical attention at first but later went to the hospital

tactics. last week, kingmakers from both political parties, republican karl rove and democrat jim messina, appeared together and gave their views on what's different about the 2016 race. march, ithe ides of was a bad day for caesar and it is going to be a pretty bad day for candidates. sharyl: karl rove was architect of the two successful presidential campaigns of george w. bush. his super pac, american crossroads, hasn't formally committed to a republican this election, but rove has been a strong jeb bush supporter. jim messina is the yin to rove's yang. jim: president obama said to me in the 2012 presidential race, "a presidential campaign is an x-ray of your soul." sharyl: messina led barack obama to two successful presidential victories and heads the super pac priorities usa action, which supports hillary clinton. together, the two represent tens of millions of super pac fundraising dollars from individuals, special interests, and corporations. the money is used to support their candidate and attack their opponents. before a recent town hall debate, the political foes sat down

if nobody had been smart enough to put jim billington in charge. [applause] we'd have no kennon institute, no wilson quarterly, two projects at the heart of what we do. who knows how many friends, how much wisdom we would have missed out on. jim played a special role in my own education, my russian education. we crossed paths while i was in moscow on a congressional delegation, and he took us all on a tour of the creme lip. kremlin. priceless. jim, your command of russia, its history and its culture shows up everyone here. you've forgotten more than any of us knows. lucky for us, you wrote it all down and published it with the wilson center press. [laughter] pleasure every dear friend in the room today can back me up on just how impressive you are, and there are many dear friends here. let me just recognize a few in particular, some of whom are participating in the conversation to follow. former u.s. ambassador to russia, jim collins. vartan get gore january, the one and only vartan gregorian, president of -- for sure, forever -- president of the carnegie association. ismail ser

caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] phil: cam newton decides not to dive in there. jim: he jumped away instead of jumping into the pile. phil: i guess he made a decision it wasn't worth to it go in and get it. should have dove in jim: first and goal from the 4. but that swarming defense is on him. loss of two. phil: there's no question they're going to run the football here three times, just work the clock. kick a field goal, put you up two scores. and von miller -- jim: he's picked up right where he left off against new england. favre its there was no way against this offensive line. the crowd noise wouldn't be there. worried about all the runs with cam newton. wrong. von miller, demarcus ware, the pass rush has been youth standing. von miller, you have to look at him and say if they win this game, he's got to be the most valuable player. jim: no question. second and goal from the 6. handoff to anderson and he's churning down to about the 4. and a time-out is called by carolina. so here's the fumble. knocked out of his hands by miller and then instead of going in there and

>> start your engines. dale earnhardt finally is a champion of the daytona 500. jim: daytona is with it. >> no one else can have or do what we have. jim: the vision is now a reality. an exclusive look inside central florida' s newest gem. welcome to the world center of racing. hello, i' m jim payne. angela: and i' m angela taylor. after 2.5 years and $400 million, the new daytona international speedway is ready for racing. the staff here calls it the world' s first motorsports stadium. not a racetrack, a stadium. >> with the drivers, they get a stadium view. >> the stadium seats that we >> is the only motorsports stadium. jim: we heard it over and over out here, but what exactly does that mean? we asked the man in charge, speedway president joie chitwood to show us around. , >> do you still find yourself sneaking a peek at what' s going on, saying that is new and , that' s new and that' s cool. m surprised i haven' t gotten in an accident. i continually look at everything i see, whether it' s our sign, the injectors but after 2.5 , years of living this every day, you want to see

. it was last seen on january 22. jim: we are following rate news -- breaking news. it is west oak ridge road patrol car. the cruisers to the poll with sedan' is an mellow overrode what heavy front end damage. a deputy was responding when the car slammed into his. the deputy what to the hospital with minor injuries. the scene is clear and traffic is moving. new information tonight in the murder of a local woman. stephen duxbury has been indicted for first-degree murder to the death of sasha sent city. he is been charged with killing her in her apartment at the uptown place in downtown orlando. he was indicted on attempted sexual battery with a weapon and burglary charges. he is being held on no bond. meredith: the city overland oh has reached a multimillion dollar deal with ucf to find the downtown campus. they will commit $75 million for the campus. we are going to details of the planet have much more later. jim: brand new' s video man accused of shooting at a police officer. the sheriffs office footage of the arrest of shards smith. they tried to make contact with him after sever

playoff. nick: his is much easier a putt. doesn't really have to give the hole away. jim: peter kostis, you've been walking with this group for four hours. how do you feel about the chances of jason knocking this one in? peter: he's taken on a lot of tough hole locations. when he's had to muscle up and do it, he's done it. jim: bubba now just two putts away from taking the title. big step in kokrak's career, though. battling with some of the big boys. final-round 68. nick: that was perfect, wasn't it? right on the left edge and it just stad there. jim: so ted scott, bubba's caddie has no doubt given him one last little thought about just nudging it up there. the speed here is not as slick as you find in other places then green. nick: just brush it in. jim: for the title. going to put a coin on and it let reavie finish. but it's going to be bubba's week again here for the second time in l.a. second time in three years. he's going to do what he did at augusta. win and then don't win. come back and win it again. two out of three. reavie is taking his time with this one, and rightfully so.

understand what happened. >> chris: a miss fire. jim jefferies. >> i have been so busy maying football i never stopped to see how boring it is to watch. >> chris: perfect. it's time to start "@midnight." [cheers and applause] >> chris: well could the "@midnight" program. i'm chris hardwick. tonight's comedians are, host of "not safe with nikki glaser," series premiere tomorrow night at 10:30 on comedy central, it's nikki glaser. [cheers and applause] >> if you. chris: excited for your show. >> me too. >> chris: performing at helium comedy club in portland march 3rd through the 5th, check out thepleasermovie.com for info on his crowd-funded film, it's kevin nealon. [cheers and applause] >> chris: welcome, kevin nealon. >> thank you, chris. >> chris: taping his next stand-up special at the polk theater in nashville march 19th, it's jim jefferies. [cheers and applause] >> chris: ripped from today's internet headlines, it's rapid refresh. here's a list of the most trendingest topics on the web today. red lobster was stunned to find itself back in business for a few minutes this weekend after

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high definition. jim: first at 11:00, coyote concerns in a local neighborhood. good evening, i' m jim payne. meredith: and i' m meredith mcdonough. the wild animals have been seen roaming an area of brevard county, and tonight, wildlife officials met with residents to raise awareness about the problem. jim: wesh 2' s matt lupoli explains why those people are going to have to learn to live with their new carnivorous neighbors. >> it has a lot of people afraid. they did not know, you know, fear of the unknown. matt: florida fish and wildlife want to do some of those fears to rest. a meeting with called after several coyote sightings are you they say that coyotes has settled into most areas of florida in the past few years. they are predatory and devotees for small animals like cap and dog, causing concern for many who live in indian harbour beach. relocate the animals, they say the total election is not likely. >> everybody wants them to be killed, i do not agree with it is a part of nature. we just need to learn to take the proper precautions. . if you eliminate the food source, wh

, wesh 2 news. jim: global health leaders have defects in thousands of babies. they say the illness could infect up to 4 million people. the race is on to develop a zika vaccine. the effort to find one is actually happening right now in florida. at the scripps research institute in jupiter, the zika virus has actually been part of ongoing research for some time. researchers are trying to learn more about how the virus gets into cells then how it replicates. they do say a vaccine and treatment for the virus are still a few years away. we are following breaking news out of seminole county. a fire on hunt club boulevard right along west mciver -- wekiva springs trail. it has dissipated quite a bit. smoke and flames were burning through the roof. firefighters attacking this from the back of the house. no word what caused the fire or if anyone was inside when the fire started. a local man who says he was fired for bringing his gun onto theme park property is suing universal orlando. meredith: and tonight he' s talking exlusively to wesh 2 jim: greg fox explains, the man feels victimized

osceola county. so far more than 20 people have become sick here in florida. jim: you are about to meet two of the happiest people you have ever seen. david kaltschmidt and maureen smith are the two local winners of last month' s historic powerball jackpot. the couple revealed themselves for the first time just a few hours ago at a news conference in tallahassee. the couple bought one of the three winning tickets at a publix in brevard county. angela: they kept their good leaving their small, melbourne beach community in suspense. they said keeping quiet wasn' t easy. >> that was hard, that was really hard. especially when everyone was saying you know, you' re from melbourne beach, did you win? do you know who won? we said no. angela: no, we have no idea. before the couple stepped forward, another resident of melbourne beach was getting plenty of attention from people who mistakenly thought she was the winner. wesh 2 talks to them in just a few minutes. jim: a woman shot during a carjacking investigation makes her first court appearance today. she was just released the hospital. she fac

jim: first at 11:00, breaking news out of marion county, a deputy is wounded in a shootout with a man holding several weapons. good evening, i' m jim payne. meredith: i' m meredith mcdonough. this happened at the marathon-kangaroo gas station on baseline and cherry roads. this is still a very active scene. wesh 2' s matt lupoli is there live with the latest on what happened. matt? matt: this is where it all started, right behind me at this gas station. this photojournalist will give us a closer look. it is still an activist scene. this intersection is closed right now. deputies received a 911 call about a man in this parking lot holding multiple guns. when deputies responded, they saw him holding two handguns. he raised one of the guns into his head. deputies have been repeatedly trying to get him to put his guns down. at some point he turned a gun on them. then he opened fire, toward them. deputies returned fire. when deputy was also injured. they were both rushed to a hospital. sergeant trammell received a possible gunshot wound to the leg. the man who was shot has not been iden

money and resources more readily available to fight the spread. jim: confirmation of zika virus cases in florida prompted local counties to start taking action to prevent the spread. this work was going on, even before the news broke that a case had been diagnosed in osceola county. wesh 2' s dave mcdaniel joins us live from seminole county. dave, you looked into some of the preventative measures being taken. dave: that is right. mosquito control agencies are doing extra this time of year to make sure the mosquito population is controlled and zika is just part of it. part of this is el nio, warmer weather. it has been cooler today, but wetter and warmer weather creates more areas for mosquitoes to breed. osceola county where this was announced, they told me they are trapping more, monitoring the populations of mosquitoes. they are going out and treating those areas, trying to put down the mosquito population. we can help a great deal. the type of mosquitoes that spreads breeze well in contained water, meaning potted plants for rainwater, dump those out. do not bring mosquitoes i

-year-old tosha mullins and 27-year-old britney telegdy. the victim is expected to be ok. jim: it' s just after 5:00 p.m., the sun is on its way down, and the cold is rolling into central florida. the chilly forecast is prompting frost and freeze warnings in several local counties. so the three big questions tonight, who is under a warning, how low will those temperatures go, and how long will they stick around? angela: tony mainolfi, the man with all the answers is outside the wesh 2 studios right now, with a look at the forecast. tony: i tell you what, the first answer, the freeze warnings are just north of orlando. just in sanford, volusia county, flagler county, marion county, northern lake and sumter county. temperatures will be in the 30' s. we will take a look outside. running in the 50' s right now across central florida. we take a look at the recent wind gust. s. temperatures will fall from the s into the low 40' s by 11:00 ocala, 35 in orlando. freeze duration maps coming up in a few moments. angela: this was the scene last night in eatonville, a town which is starting to b

busiest interstate. good evening, i' m meredith mcdonough. jim: and i' m jim payne. 44-year-old marvin franklin was killed in a construction area near i-4 and the maitland boulevard exit. we learned today that his son found out about his dad' s death on his 15th birthday. meredith: wesh 2' s amanda ober joins us live with new information. michelle: the worker killed was a father of three, anas a result of his death, all construction work on all 21 miles of ultimate i-4 was halted today so they could review safety protocol. there is no activity here at the ivanhoe boulevard construction site, and it is unclear whether it will resume tomorrow or possibly not until next week. all was quiet along the 21 mile stretch of i-4 construction sgl thursday. constructors halted work after one its employees, 34-year-old marvin franklin, was killed wednesday when a dump truck backed over him. it happened in a construction maitland boulevard. >> we want people to feel this is a safe project, and this was a terrible tragedy. and everybody is feeling the effects of it. amanda: sgl says workers we

you know. jim: right now, a break in a case. good evening, i' m jim payne. >> i meredith mcdonough. police just announced his car has been found in another city. in an emotional plea, the victim' s father speaks out today. gail paschall-brown was there. reporter: the family of 21-year-old andrew jones spoke out today to help generate leads in this ongoing investigation. my family just wants closure. >> if you are a parent, you always want to know what happened to your son. reporter: the police report says it was back on february 5 went and do jones was shot at the parking lot near state road 50. he was pronounced dead at the >> this young man was just running by me. he hit the ground right in front of me. i asked, are you all right? then i realized it was blood on the ground. reporter: police say there is no motive but jones may have known his killer. the details came a few hours ago. >> the volkswagen was recovered behind college park and was torched. reporter: the car was covered in graffiti. crimeline is offering a $5,000 reward for any information. for the family, this has been

t. jim: jim: a deputy down and a 15-year-old on the run. >> she didn' t know where she was middle of the street. jim: new tonight. the victim' s husban recounts the ruthless run-in as we look into the suspects sordid past. meredith: a teacher in time-out, in a jail cell. a student says she had sex with him in his classroom. jim: and the red light ruling that could impact your red light tickets. wesh 2 news at 11:00 starts right now. meredith: first and 11:00, wesh 2 is talking to the husband of an orange county deputy who was deliberately run over while good evening, i' mcdonough. jim: i' m jim payne. right now, the manhunt is on for the suspect, who is just s chris hush s recovery and what led to her injuries. chris: what was going through her head at the time? paul smalley: she realized that the car is accelerating, and this is only going to get worse, and i' ve got to get off this car. chris: the husband of sergeant marcy pearce is stunned she' s after orange county deputies say she was run down by this teenager. investigators say 15-year-old jancarlos ortiz sped off in a car a

come out a winner. john in new york, please. >> caller: jim, bad day for the recently you recommended key bank. it's proposed a merger with first niagara bank, both of western new york banks, today paper quotes governor cuomo has joined the growing chorus of pool tick of the acquisition. governor claims negative impact with merger and threatening that legal act, are we going to socialism? >> i was surprised at that. we have banks so big you would think they would let beth mooney take over this bank and make it so it works. i don't like the financials now, i think that key represents real value. i was shocked at that. i didn't see it coming. i still believe in key, but i am financials on the show. i do think they have a place in and what happened at key was wrong. >>> let's go to mark in >> hey, jim, i was wondering what you thought about nvcr, novacure. they have new cancer treatments. i wanted to know where you think the stock is going. >> it's down 50%, it's a total spec, if you understand that, then you're find. this market is not kind to speculators, if you have that understanding

expected to hit central florida. good evening, i meredith mcdonough >> and i' m jim payne. tony: tallahassee is under tornado watch. there is a close-up shot of pensacola. look at that intense line of coming through pensacola, we have been witnessing 185 mile an hour winds. but pressure is cranking on up. this will shift through the north and east. it will pull in a lot of moisture. we will go through the morning. it will go back towards the carolinas. we are under a slight risk or severe storms. right now, we are not seeing that moisture. i like that trend, not seeing that. this is what will be crossing the peninsula by the afternoon. 9:00, we are heating up. by lunchtime, the new trend tonight is looking weaker. i don' t buy that just yet but by the afternoon, the storms are pushing offshore. and you have to check out this wind forecasts. it is amazing. jim: a mother is accused of killing her adult son in the shower and tonight we have new developments in that case. we are getting a first look at virgina arteaga who police say shot and killed her 29-year-old son. a family memb

15-year-old finally surrenders. i' m jim payne, >> and i meredith mcdonough. meredith: the sheriff' s office released this video of the marcy peers who is recov ering. plus, amanda ober joins us live. reporter: we know that tonight, 15-year-old ja ncarlos the manhunt for him ended this afternoon when the sheriff said the teenager reached out to deputies and call them from his his own mother' s phone. he wanted to turn himself in. ortiz is accused of running down sergeant marcy peers on saturday. peers and of female probation officer were trying to rearrest the team. the sheriff' s office released this video appears describing community for its support. a little before 1 p.m. they got the call from ortiz wanting to surrender. since then, he is not said much else other than to question his attorney. >> we have not been able to interview him. he invoked his right at that time and did not make a statement to us. we will keep piecing it all together as the investigation moves forward. reporter: ortiz faces multiple charges including assault of a law enforcement officer. it will be up to

jim: right now at 11:00, several big breaking stories. first, a deadly double shooting at the largest mall in central florida. meredith: deputies say they found one of the victims dead in the parking lot of the florida mall on a friday night packed with shoppers. jim: we have breaking news team coverage with two crews at the mall. matt: orange county sheriff' s office investigators are trying to piece together what led to the shooting at the florida mall parking lot your jcpenney. crime scene tape is still blocking off the parking lot as it has for more than 3.5 hours. look at the scene. the homicide investigation started at 7:20 this evening. a deputy was already inside for an unrelated matter when an injured 19-year-old man ran toward the entrance of the store and collapsed. another person, a man, was found dead in a car parked near the jcpenney. place at the parking lot. both men were taken away. the 19-year-old injuries are critical. one dead, another injured and rushed to ormc. >> we are trying to figure what the relationship was between the two victims. we are try to fig

jim: right now at 6:00, the latest on breaking news on i-4. meredith: this crash you see right behind me caused absolute mess on i-4 in seminole county. jim: traffic is moving, but the westbound lanes were shut down for more than an hour. meredith: let' s check in with dan mccarthy. how does it look right now? dan: the backup is terrible. westbound backed up all the way to lee road. you can see at the accident scene itself, traffic is moving nicely. no rubberneckers anymore, but residual backups. westbound, lake mary all the way to 436. eastbound about lee road. very slow going. if you know someone stuck in traffic, let them know they will break through this. hopefully we will not have any more under vendors on i-4 this -- fender benders on i-4 this evening. it is just residual backup at this point. back to you. meredith: tonight, an orlando pediatrician, whose license was suspended, denies allegations that he was treating children while under the influence. jim: wesh 2' he' s the victim of a disgruntled former employee. norbert falasco' s office say he is not seeing patients.

accused of murdering her son. >> it is a travesty and i pray for that family. jim: police have been waiting for a search warrant all day. once they get inside, they hope to clear up more of the unanswered questions. meredith: the 15-year-old accused of running down a sheriff' reporter: orange county sheriff' ce courtroom. that is what jancarlos ortiz accused of, trying to kill the deputy. she tried to arrest him on burglary charges iron a morning. the formal charge she is facing is attempt did murder on an law enforcement officer. >> i got the stitches out a little bit ago. reporter: also in court was the 15-year-old mother . morning when deputy peers came to the 15-year-old' s house to arrest him on burglary charges. investigators say at one point she was holding onto the hunt for her life. -- linda. one entire side of the courtroom was filled with orange county sheriff' s deputies. at the end, the judge ordered ortiz to be at the juvenile center until the decision is made whether to charge him as an adult. in the meantime, marcy pearce continues to heal from her ones. -- wounds of

announcer: local, live, late-breaking. this is wesh 2 news at 11:00 in high definition. jim: first at 11:00, breaking news in brevard county where a man is run down and killed. this is all happening where state road 50 meets i-95 in titusville. meredith: wesh 2' s summer knowles is there live with the latest. summer: we know this happened just before 8:00 tomorrow -- tonight. if you look, the westbound lanes of state road 50 are shut down. this is east of i-95, and officers are rerouting traffic. a driver hit a man of literally in the middle of one of the westbound lanes. we later learned he died at the scene. the driver did remain out here. no word if any charges will be filed. homicide investigators are out here trying to piece together how all of this happened, but have not specifically said who state road 50 in the west at -- westbound lanes are closed because officers are rerouting traffic around the crash tight. summer knowles, wesh 2 news. jim: not long before that crash, police in titusville were called to another accident that injured an eight-year-old boy who was riding a

>> local, live, late breaking. this is wesh 2, the news hour. jim: we start tonight with a developing story. meredith: we are live long i fourth more on what happened. >> like and the constructions on there is a lot of reflective gear. a lot of reflective signs that one is a bulldozer. help get the drivers alert when passing by. to remind him drive carefully through construction zones like this one. the focus right now is on safety among the construction workers themselves. 34 year old construction worker by a co worker in a dump truck. he was pronounced dead shortly after the incident right there in the i-4 ultimate construction zone just north of kennedy blvd in maitland. residents who live nearby and saw the aftermath were horrified. >> in my mind i was thinking that could be my loved one and i' m praying for the family members. >> unfortunately i never got to personally know marvin. he' s been with us just a little over a month. so i' m sad to say i never got to shake hands with marvin. but even so we are still all very saddened by the loss today. summer: a loss now pro

boulevard. jim: two of them died and orlando police say it was not a random axles top but so far, no one has been arrested. meredith: we' ve got new video from a witness. reporter: early sunday morning, people were ordered out of glitch ultra lounge. there was a total of 12 victims. 11 were shot. two of them died. orlando police are still reviewing surveillance video inside and still interviewing witnesses. detectives believe it was not a random shooting. they do have suspect in the case but are not saying much about it. reporter: three off-duty officers were working inside at the time but none of the officers discharged their weapons. desmond reynolds was shot in the head in october at this club as he was leaving in a car. he said when he was there, it was easy to bring guns in the club. >> the pat down -- it was just all right, you' re good inaccurate. >> they have an extensive security system inside and they are checking folks as they come in the club. reporter: extra duty police officers do not do pat down' s. that is up to private security. meredith: we are still working to learn whethe