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Transcripts For WESH WESH 2 News At 400pm 20160128

central florida. summer: first alert chief meteorologist tony mainolfi joins us now in the outdoor weather center. tony, how much more rain are we going to get? tony: we could see a half inch of rain. behind me, we have one round of heavy rain. look near the tampa coastline, there is another wave of significant rainfall. this first wave will get out of here in the next 45 minutes. this will hit back end of a commute. up and down i-4, it is slow driving. there is some moderate and heavy rain pushing to i-95, central and northern brevard county. even the turnpike is getting hit with rain. so far, the bulk of the rain has been in kissimmee. readings in areawide are running upper 50 if anyone well here funder, it is going to be an southern brevard county and osceola county. the latest rainfall totals andy drier and warmer weather along the way, next. the risk really at this point exist only in pregnant women, but it is a very, very severe risk in pregnant women. summer: today,

Transcripts For WESH WESH 2 News At 5pm 20160128

weather on the way and the rolex 24 forecast moments away. meredith: if you are like me and stuck in some traffic on i-4 just after 2:00 this afternoon. it was because of a nasty wreck at the fairbanks curve. it happened just before 2:00 in the westbound lanes. traffic quickly backed up to state road 414, as the left two lanes were blocked. right now there s no word on any injuries or how it happened. the road has since re-opened. it s an unfortunate incident and we all know it was wrong. ,stewart: marion county sheriff chris blair speaking out today, after seeing a video of his own deputies, beating and kicking a man. just yesterday, the news broke that federal civil rights charges had been filed against some of those involved. meredith: wesh 2 s dave mcdaniel was at the press conference where the sheriff defended his agency, and his own actions. dave? dave: the sheriff stressed that every use of force is automatically reviewed. and if policy s not followed, it s addr

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