find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. america runs on dunkin'. >> local, live, latebreaking. this is wesh 2 news sunrise in high-definition. jason: right now, it is near freezing. you' re waking up to the coldest morning of the winter. we have team coverage. alex villarreal is out in orlando, and first alert meteorologist amy sweezey is watching as temperatures are still dropping. michelle: an orlando home ransacked, and one person left hurting. this morning, the search for three violent robbers who took

jason: crowd surfing at the university of alabama. the wave of celebration this morning as they celebrate another national title. good morning. i have a little princeton white on. good tuesday morning. i' m jason guy. michelle: i' m michelle imperato. parts of central florida are waking up in the 30' s this morning, but it' s about to get even cooler. first alert meteorologist amy sweezey is here now. good morning, amy. amy: good morning. we actually have had a little bit of cloud cover role in to a few places up to the north. that is why we have not quite drop to freezing in a few places. some of you are waking up to clear skies. if you' re waking up to clear skies, your temperatures will continue to drop as we had from sunrise. sunrise happens at 7:19 this morning, and we will have plenty of it. 58 degrees by noon. it will be a slow climb with those temperatures that the cool

we will climb into the lower 60' s later today. freeze warning remains in effect. flagler and marion included through 9:00 a.m. as temperatures may drop close to freezing. we might even get a 32 degree temperature in a couple of spots. right now, 36 in ocala, 49 new villages, 43 orlando, 40 melbourne, 43 degrees at delta on a beach. winds at 5 to 10 miles an hour. 39 nl -- 39 in orlando, 39 in the villages. a couple of clouds, that is not rain, it is dry. temperatures lower 60' s today, 61 in the villages, 64 orlando and winter park, so we will be about 10 degrees cooler than average. a 60 hour high in new smyrna beach, 65 today in ron baker it when you head out this morning, you may want to grab a hat and a scarf.

revealed -- alex villarreal did this morning. you look pretty cozy. alex: i am. what you need this morning as layers because those temperatures do not lie -- it you can take a look at our side. low 40' s in downtown orlando where we are standing in front headquarters, and this is where the officers are going to be collecting coats and blankets this morning. they' re calling it a blanket and coat drive through, and their goal here is to help people who do not have access to coats and blankets and scarves. those are the city' people. we did see several people morning. the event from 7:00 a.m. until drive.

items in their cruisers to pass out on the streets if they see people who need them. today, you can will appear in front of opd headquarters and add to the collection with your own donation. as amy told you, it is: a lot of areas across the region today. marion and flagler counties are under a freeze warning. in brevard county, emergency officials opened up cold weather centers at the salvation army in titusville and central brevard sharing center in cocoa. we will be collecting coats and blankets down here downtown so you can drive by and bring the items you are willing to share with people to make sure everybody stays warm in these back to you. michelle: all right, alex, thank you so much. of course, this is the morning that you wish you had opted for the seat warmer in your car. [laughter] jason: let'

ted: from what we can see from this camera, it looks like a jackknifed tractor-trailer here to read it looks like police are on scene. it is not blocking the lane, and there are no delays area i will pay close attention to that to make sure does not impact your drive. southbound i-95, cannot get off at state road 421. the delmar offramp is blocked for road work. take offramp for state road 44 instead, and remember, it will add a few extra minutes. the drive from 434 to lee is short. looking good. michelle: brett: -- jason: right now, three people were hurt -- jason: right now, three robbers are on the run in a stolen car after a frightening home invasion last night in orlando. michelle: one person in the home was hurt. jazmin walker joins us with the investigation.

situation so scary. the three men were wearing masks and dark clothes when they broke in. they were also armed with what the victims thought were machine guns. orange county sheriff' s office now says they weren' t machine guns, but some sort of weapon nonetheless. this all happened on broken pine circle. that' s just west of hiawassee road in pine hills. several people were inside that house at the time of the invasion. one got hurt, but it was a minor injury. the sheriff' s office says the men stole a car and drove off. while deputies wouldn' t confirm the make or model, it' s possible that the stolen car is a black mercedes benz. the sheriff' s office tells us there' s no indication that the victims knew the invaders. michelle? michelle: all right, jazmin, thank you. right now, deputies in marion county are asking for your help to find a missing teen with autism. investigators say a deputy spotted 17-year-old margaret lehman walking away from belleview high school yesterday morning. he took her back, but now she is not been seen since. she was wearing a purple and blue jacket, blue jeans, and a panda knit hat. if you see her, call 911. jason: happening today, one of the men charged in a burglary that ended in a deadly crash in seminole county will answer to a judge.

was one of the suspects who broke into a home in sanford in november and then led them on a high-speed chase. the suv thompson was in flipped while trying to avoid stop sticks on the 417. two people in the car with him died in the crash. thompson will be arraigned today on armed burglary and grand theft charges. today, a judge is expected to announce whether she' s reducing bond for a teenager accused of trying to run over an orlando police officer. last july, officers say edward kelty ran over officer william anderson. anderson fired two shots in return, injuring kelty. the officer' s wife says her husband has vision problems, a traumatic brain injury, and ptsd. as soon as the judge makes a ruling, we' ll bring it to you inside the wesh 2 mobile app. michelle: happening today, president obama promises something different during his final state of the union address. the president says this won' t be just a list of priorities for congress. nbc'

from washington. tracie: dueling videos are setting the stage for tonight' s final state of the union. pres. obama: this is it. tracie: the white house says president obama will reflect on his achievements and look ahead. >> he has an opportunity to look at the longer-term challenges that we face it also the opportunities that exist. tracie: this preview focuses on november, the election. for the first time, paul ryan will be seated directly behind the president. >> i am a real poker face guy. [laughter] >> the president of the united states. tracie: nikki haley follows the governor to -- the president tonight. she is giving a regret, not a response.

want to reply to the president or imply that i could be. tracie: marco, rand paul, and bernie sanders are expected to attend. first lady' s guests tonight will include students, business leaders, and an empty chair, representing victims of gun violence. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. be continuing coverage of the state of the union all morning white house. the entire team will be there president obama. you can catch it right here on wesh 2 starting at 7:00. jason: for the first time in seven years, the alabama crimson tide are on top of the college football world this morning. the tide rolled over clemson overnight, to win the national championship game. about the game and some of the check out this touchdown.

makes the cut. get' s the corner. look out. drake can fly. eludes the kicker. and will not be caught. touchdown drake. michelle: look at him go. michelle: the final score was 45-40. alabama tight end o.j. howard was the offensive mvp. he didn' t have a touchdown all season, but had two last night. when it counts. jason: yeah, that is all that matters. nick saban dumped with the gatorade. i stayed up a little too late. michelle: now you have an early morning and a cold morning at that. amy: i know, temperatures even colder today. here is what happens today. we get lots of sunshine, a couple of clouds, and we will recover, but we' re only headed in the low-to-mid 60' s this afternoon, so still well below average.

degrees older than yesterday. remember, 24 hours ago, we were 20, 30 degrees colder than the day before. 34 and dunnellon, even though we did drop to 33 briefly. 34, citrus. we had a couple clouds in our northern areas. that is kept our temperatures from dropping too much in marion county and flagler county. we have that freeze warning in effect until 9:00 a.m., so we will keep an i out for that. a pop the drop to 36, oviedo 45, hunters creek area, 44, pearson 38, st. john 44, paul bay, 43. a little bit of a breeze, and a little bit of cloud cover keeping our temperatures from dropping too much. it is still a chilly start. 58 by noon, lower 60' s later today. i will take you around county by county coming up in a few minutes, ted.

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amy: right now on sunrise, take a look at what you will find when you step out this morning, temperatures in the 30' s across central florida feared we could even reach a freeze in marion county. michelle: amy has a look at your first alert forecast in moments. jason: deputies are searching for three armed intruders on broken pine circle. one person was hurt, but not seriously. the crooks got away in a car parked outside. michelle: a live view of the capitol this morning. that is where president obama will give his i'

president is not plan to endorse any candidate to be his replacement. you can see the speech live on wesh 2 starting at 9:00. happening today, a young marion county woman is back on trial in the brutal killing of her ex-boyfriend. jason: amber wright is being re-tried in the murder case. wesh 2' s brett connolly is here with a preview. brett: the details of this disturbing murder shocked a community. i' ve people were convicted for killing the scene, but an appeals court granted this retrial for wright. seath jackson was killed april 2011. the 15-year-old was lured into a home where he was an ambush, beaten, and shot. because she had not been read her maranda rights during the arrest, she was given a new trial, this time without incriminating statements she made to the marion county sheriff' s office or is she was

meanwhile, the ringleader in the murder, michael barker, is florida' s youngest death row inmates. jason? jason: brett, thank you. now to a developing story. the mother of the affluenza teen will bond out of jail within the next few hours. tonya couch was able to come up with the money last night. a judge reduced her bond after her attorney argued she was too broke to pay $1 million. couch is accused of helping her son, ethan, escape to mexico to avoid a probation hearing. human side of an michelle: new on sunrise, there is new advice for women when it comes to getting mammograms. the u.s. preventative services task force is now recommending women get a mammogram every other year, starting at age 50. the panel says women in their 40' s should make their own choice based on their health history and risk factors. guidelines differ from various health groups. last year, the american cancer society changed its recommended starting age from 40 to 45. jason: we are getting a look at new video this morning of some tense moments above the houston

come on up to the tv to see this. the windows are there on the 71st floor, these folks were washing them, and their scaffolding system malfunctions. it caused the platform to point at a high angle. rescuers placed a rope around them to bring them through a window. they are safe. amazing rescue. michelle: 6: 18, amy. we have been waiting for winter. we have it. amy: oh, yes, it is here. not only is it normal, it is seven -- several degrees colder than where we normally are in florida. for all of you complaining about the heat and wanting the cold air, it is here. make sure the kids have layers, maybe some mittens and a hat. i know that seems a little silly if you' re from up north, but florida kids are not used to this. this is above -- this is colder than our average good with a

the actual air temperature. so far, we dropped to 34 in ocala. notice how that sucks up to our average low temperatures. mid-to-upper 40' s is where we should become an instead, we dropped even colder than it appeared 41 has been our low since the night in orlando, 40 daytona beach we climbed a few degrees and a couple of the spots because we have had clouds built in. when you start getting the clouds, that acts as a blanket and keeps the temperatures from dropping. a little bit of a breeze keeps the temperatures from dropping as opposed to if we had clear skies and calm winds. 39 in the villages. it is 44 in sanford, 44 in a semi and palm coast checking in at 40 wanted wents coming out of -- at 41. winds coming out of the west. got a clouds are possible to a little more cloud cover than

temperatures a few degrees warmer than yesterday afternoon, however, we are well below our average highs well. we will make it to six he in -- 60 in salt springs. winter park, think st. cloud, coley, 64 merritt island, 65 and palm bay. freeze watch is in effect again tonight. same spots under the warning this morning, but mainly clear skies and lighter wind, i think we have a better shot of actually getting reasoning in a few spots of flagler county and marion county, also putnam. i expect some spots to not be a freezing. it will be similar tomorrow morning to what we had. 41 orlando, 42 in melbourne when you are waking up. here is your seven-day forecast. we will gradually climb without temperatures until we make it to

that warmer air will come some showers and storms thanks to our next front that roles in friday afternoon. it is 6:20 now. let' s get a traffic a bit with ted. ted: you can see we have an accident involving a semi-. it is not blocking the roadway right now are i-4 westbound going through the disney area, we are keeping an eye on a case any assistance arrives and blocks the road. i for eastbound into downtown orlando, that is perfect, eastbound on the white side, 55 miles an hour where we should be going into colonial. no delays. more good news -- the road work on i-95 southbound, state road 421, all clear. michelle: coming up, the surging powerball jackpot, and its impact on schools. jason: how much cash will be flowing to classrooms, and why find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich.

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t have a big impact in the classroom. richard collins: the lottery in general is such a small portion of our overall funding. it would not make a substantial difference in our operations because it is less than 1% of our total operations, so maybe even a substantial increase in our funding, maybe it would get it up to 1%. michelle: your odds of winning are 1 in 292 million. if you take the lump sum, you' ll get a whopping $868 million before taxes. jason: amazing to think about that kind of money. michelle: you cannot. it does not seem real. jason: no. good luck to you. happening today, we' re expecting to learn more about the invictus spring. leaders will be at espn' s wide world of sports to plan for the global wounded warrior competition. over the course of the next two days, they' ll talk about development for team usa, as well as programming and logistics. the invictus games will be at the wide world of sports complex in may. michelle: leaders in one lake county town will talk about big developments plans today.

hold workshop to discuss a new development along sugarloaf mountain road. they will also talk about schools, parks, and trails that would be built in that area. the workshop begins at 6:30 tonight at the city hall. jason: if you' re just joining us, you want to layer up before you had outside today. michelle: we are near freezing in parts of central florida, amy. amy: we are getting close to freezing and a lot spots, but we are not quite there. we will talk about how long we will be cold this morning, how

>> local, live, latebreaking. this is wesh 2 news sunrise in high-definition. michelle: right now in sunrise, a live look outside across central florida. temperatures in the 30' s and 40' s. but to our north, you know ocala, marion county waking up in the 30' s area it is still dropping at this hour. how cold it will be when you head out. jason: also ahead on sunrise, a young child is recovering this morning after being hit by a car

how an ice cream truck driver could help police solve the case. michelle: this is it, president obama' s final state of the union. we have a preview from the white house. thanks so much for joining us. i' m michelle imperato. jason: i' m jason guy joined by first alert meteorologist amy sweezey and alex villareal is outside braving the cold. she is layered up. this is going to be the big story this morning. alex, how does it feel out there? alex: jason, you can feel the chill in the air. we are bundled up, and if you' re going out, you will need to do it, too. jason: i love the hat. there he needed, amy. amy: once the sun starts to shine, we will and make it into the lower six, but right now, it is still dark and mainly clear. the -- into the lower 60' s. but right now, it is still dark and mainly clear. those of you that look up right now and see clear skies and stars, you are going to drop here through sunrise.

another hour here. we will stay mostly sunny today here look at noon. we will be at 58 by lunchtime theater we will top out in the s later today. it is a little bit warmer than yesterday but well below average county, points northward under a freeze warning until 9:00 a.m. we have not hit freezing and a lot of these bots yet because of those clouds that did roll in, but we are at 34 in ocala, 33 and and ella, 39 in the villages a month only one -- 33 in done u nella, 39 the villages. we could drop a little bit more in a few of these areas through sunrise. the green on the map is not really rain. that is messed up from the radar.

we do have clouds . that is what i want you to see. a couple of clouds will keep our temperatures from dropping as much here through sunrise. 60 and dunnellon today, 63 in apopka. 64 in maitland and celebration. 61 daytona beach, 65 is where we are headed in melbourne. jason? jason: now we are hearing her talk about the cold, but it is really when you step outside that it hits you. michelle: of course because it wesh 2' s alex villarreal is in downtown orlando. alex, in just a few minutes, police officers will be trying to help people living in these temperatures. alex: they are, michelle. they' re doing this coat and blanket drive this morning for the area' s homeless. hey lot of people out here are bundled up. i, myself, you can see am bundled up. you will feel a little bit of a

if you take a look at our thermometer, you can see we are in a low 40' s where we are in downtown orlando, but again with the windchill factor, it feels a little older than that even. we are right in front of the orlando police headquarters building here downtown. this is where you are going to be able to come by and drop off any donations you may have, coats, blankets. they will be collecting those this morning starting in about half an hour at :00. going through downtown this morning, we did see several people bundled up. we have seen more of them in the hours since. opd says today' s event from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. is part of an ongoing drive. the jackets and blankets it collects are dropped off at the coalition for the homeless. officers also put some in their cruisers to pass out on the streets if they see people who need them. today, you can pull up here and add to the collection with your own donation.

you, marian and flagler counties are both under a freeze warning until 9:00 this morning, and in brevard county, emergency officials opened up cold weather officials at the salvation army, and the central boulevard sharing center in cocoa. we be seeing orlando police officers out here this morning starting up at 7:00 collecting coats and blankets. if you want to bring by some items them a you can do at this morning for a couple of hours and help everyone make sure they are able to a warm in these cold temperatures. back to you. jason: all right, alexandria rialto, live for us. ted: we have a crash that we are watching closely. it is an accident involving ace in my truck heard it looks jackknifed, off to the side. we will keep an eye to make sure it has not blocked anything.

s on drive, downtown orlando, moving nicely, no delays test yet. much busier on i-4 westbound in seminole county. live shot of i-4 in downtown orlando p also be 528 where we have west him, busy going through the airport toll plaza. jason: right now, the search is on for a driver who hit a young child and kept on going. michelle: the speeding car struck 3-year-old daniel monsalve last night in winter garden as he was walking home with his brother. wesh 2' s jazmin walker is here, jazmin, an ice cream truck driver jumped into action. jazmin: that' s right. he told daniel' s brother to hold the money for their ice cream. he then sped off, found the car believed to have hit the little boy, and even took pictures. daniel and his brother luis were crossing east cypress street in winter garden when this happened. thanks to the pictures the ice cream truck driver snapped, police were able to locate the

east cypress street and ninth. luis garcia: the guy in the ice cream truck told me to hold on to the money, and he went after the guy and got pictures of the license plate and everything. i' m glad that he did that. jazmin: by the time they found the car, investigators say it was abandoned, but they were able to figure out who owns the car. now, they' re trying to figure out if the owner was behind the wheel. daniel had to get an mri on his head to make sure there wasn' t any damage, but his family says they feel pretty confident he' ll be ok. if you know who was driving that car, call winter garden police. jason? jason: jazmin, thank you theater now, we are following breaking news out of turkey this morning, 10 people were killed, 15 more injured after an explosion in a busy tourist area today. broadcasts in istanbul say it was a suicide bomber in a historic square. turkey has become a target for isis. they have taken credit for two bombings in the last year. look for continuing coverage on "the today show." happening in the day ahead, the chief suspect in lonzie barton' s death will return to court.

office believes remains found yesterday belong to the missing toddler. police say william ebron junior told them where to find the remains. hours later, a judge reportedly refused to sign off on a plea deal for ebron. more charges could be on the way. tom hackney: that little boy did not need to be discarded like a piece of trash. and today, we are able to take him and he hopes that he will be able to spend his eternity in some place that is peaceful. jason: today' s pre-trial conference for ebron was scheduled before all the new developments. michelle: today, family and friends will remember a popular sanford convenience store owner who was murdered last month. a candlelight vigil will be held for joshua hur, he was shot and killed in front of kim' s food store two days before christmas. last week, police released surveillance pictures of these three people, detectives still want to talk to them because

could lead them to the killer. jason: covering volusia county, a 17-year-old road rage shooting suspect is expected to enter a plea today. daytona beach police say he shot two people on new year' s eve at a gas station. the victims claim the teen shot them when they confronted him about a hit-and-run accident. but the teen' s mother says he was chased down, and he was only defending himself. michelle: tonight, president obama is playing out his final year in office. wesh 2' s nikole killion is in washington with what you' ll hear during the state of the union address. nikole: this is entered when president obama leaves the white house night, he is changing things up about with his final state of the union. gone are the long list of policy proposals. and said, are the issues he will not only focus on the progress the country has made and what he hopes to accomplish but also what the country can do together in the years ahead.

getting a bit nostalgic, posting all of the president' s past speeches online with annotations for the first time, and another first -- the president' s address will be streamed on-demand on amazon to raid at the white house, i am nicole killian reporting. [gunfire] jason: check out this dramatic new video as drug lord el chapo was re-captured. this is footage of the police raid of where he was hiding. the notorious drug lord joaquin guzman is now back in the same prison he escaped from. mexican officials say it could be up to a year before he is extradited here to the u.s. also this morning, we' re getting a look inside that safe house. it took mexico' s marines 90 minutes to find the hidden entrance. five of the drug lord' s men were killed in the shootout. michelle: this morning, authorities are trying to find out what caused in ohio home to its load. a family of four was killed in the blast.

night, flames were shooting out of the house. they later found the bodies of the mother, father, and their two girls, ages 8 and 12. jason: new today, a new final resting place for veterans and their families on the space coast. the v.a. is holding a private ceremony this afternoon, marking the opening of the cape canaveral national cemetery. it' s on u.s. 1 in mims, before you get to the nasa causeway. the v.a. bought the land in july 2012 for $2.1 million. they say it will be able to serve veterans for the next century. right now, temperatures dropping in central florida. michelle: how cold it will get before things start to warm up. plus -- rachael: it is not so so scary because i' ve written on the board in front of people already. jason: only wesh 2 talks to the woman who lost her arm in a gator attack as her life returns to normal. brett: back in session. florida lawmakers return to tallahassee today.

jason: 6:43. today, you need to bundle up as

michelle: yeah, the coach, the hat. amy' s out there experiencing it for us. alex: the outdoors is a good idea in july. it is cold out here this morning. i can even see my breath. temperatures in the 30' s and 40' s across central florida. it is cool as you' re heading out today. amy: a couple of clouds right now, upper 50' s by noon. we top out in the lower six you today with plenty of sunshine expected. quite a bit cooler than average. they a freeze, but we are awfully close. 34 in dunnellon , 35 in salt springs, village springs, the villages 38, and in claremont, 43 degrees. 41 in lake mary, apopka at 36, over closer to the coast, you can see inland volusia county is

are at 44 and flagler beach and port orange. as we head through the day, temperatures will climb, but we will only be in the lower 60' s in most spot spirits some of us were not even make it out of the 50' s. i will show you those numbers and take you around county by county coming up in a few minutes aired now, back inside where it is much warmer, ted. ted: yes it is, amy. keeping an eye on across on i-4 westbound involving a semi. you can see the flow of track if -- of traffic is not very impacted. i-4, no delays approaching colonial drive. john young to colonial, that' ll stretch is moving along closely. altamonte springs, virtual map, six short minutes, no delays heading out in the roadways right now.

s back to work for lawmakers at the state capitol. michelle: before they begin, governor rick scott will deliver his state of the state address. he is expected to focus on taxes and the jobs. brett connolly is in studio right now. brett, taxes will be a key issue during this legislative session. brett: yeah, michelle, good morning. tax breaks on back to school shopping and college textbooks are two popular cuts that could be part of a larger deal. a number of other headlines also on the list. let' s take a look at those. the republican-led legislature is set to pass to new tax cuts. just how much is uncertain. governor scott suggested $1 billion, but lawmakers might move on a number much smaller. could we see more guns on campus? one proposal would allow concealed weapons licenses to carry on colleges and universities. another allows people with licenses to openly carry guns. legalized gambling could grow throughout the state. lawmakers are working with the seminole tribe of florida to determine areas for expansion. the battle over cash for education continues.

equal funding to both charter and public schools. parents will be watching that one closely. and protecting the environment remains a controversial issue. a protest is scheduled in downtown orlando this morning at 11:00 to raise awareness. back over to you. michelle: now to a wesh 2 exclusive. we were there as a woman who lost her arm and an alligator attack returned to work. rachel lilienthal is a spanish lecturer at rollins college. she had to take last semester off after an alligator tore off her right arm in the wekiva river in august. since then, lilienthal has had to teach herself to use her left s still working on s calling a new normal. rachael lilienthal: i do still kitchen, but i don' t focus about symmetrical pieces.

go. michelle: lilienthal eventually plans to get a prosthesis. we are running down your top stories here on sunrise. jason: first, "the today show" is live in washington or to savannah and matt are standing by with a preview. matt: coming up, a special of "today" live from the white house. we go one-on-one with president obama as he gets ready for his idle state of the union address tonight. what he plans to say to the american people, what he feels about his legacy so far, and how his time in the white house has changed them both as a leader and a father. savanna: plus, vice president joe biden will join us for a live interview, and we will take you on a tour of the famous home

matt: all that amy: good morning. welcome back. it is 6:51. mainly clear skies and melbourne, inland areas, a little bit of doubt cover here and there. we have clouds come out

it is a cool start. it will be a cool afternoon. look at these numbers -- heading into the lower to mid the today, and notice that is well below our average high temperature. it is going to be another cold day like yesterday, a few degrees warmer. notice we are going to stay cooler than average right through thursday, so highs only in the 60' s. once we get through friday and saturday, we will warm up a little bit, but we are also going to get rain and a lot more cloud cover with a couple of hunts that will be -- a couple of fronts headed our way. we have not reached freezing yet, although there is a freeze warning in effect for marion county and flagler county through 9:00 a.m. we have a little bit of time for these temperatures to drop, especially getting some of these clouds to clear out. 37 and the villages, 43 orlando, 43 right now in daytona beach. there is certainly a chill in the air. the dew points are low. it will be another dry day.

a windchill. it feels like 39 in orlando. that is our windchill right now. as ours our lows this week my today, tomorrow, and thursday, we will be in the 40' s. we will have a couple of days in a row with a chilly start, but then when the high temperatures climb, so to the lows. we will get back in the 50' s, even a little bit warmer than average as we continue into the weekend. winds today coming out of the north, northwest. our highs are going to stay cool. certainly cooler than average. we were climbed to 62 in eustis and mount dora. 63 in claremont, ocala, salts rings. 64 are high and kissimmee, thing cloud, 63 deltona and sanford, 61 for the high in daytona beach. brevard county near the coast, low-to-mid 60' s, 65 in palm bay caret tomorrow morning, we have a freeze watch in effect for tonight for flagler county and marion county. i do think they will be close to

will be very similar to where we are this morning. 41 tomorrow morning in orlando, we wake up to 42. that is where we will drop right around sunrise. 7-day forecast, keeping our temperatures in the 60' s through tuesday, mid-seventies friday and saturday with showers and storms, ted. ted: i-4, westbound, did i say -- 6:54. you are not late for work. this some i is not blocking, but it looks like the cruiser on site. this one is blocking a lane. no great alternates, unfortunately. no delays on i-4 huysmans right in the heart of downtown orlando right by colonial drive. heading into downtown orlando, john young colonial, about i' ve minutes to six minutes or john young parkway, a crash blocking,

michelle: these are the stories you need to know for the add. jason: right now, -- michelle: these are the stories you need to know for the day ahead. jason: right now orange county , deputies are searching for three armed intruders. michelle: the masked thieves stormed into a home on broken pine circle in pine hills last night. one person was hurt, but not seriously. the crooks got away in a car parked outside. jason: deputies in marion county are asking for your help to find a missing teen with autism. a deputy spotted 17-year-old margaret lehman walking away from belleview high school yesterday morning. he took her back, but she hasn' t been seen since. michelle: winter garden police are searching for a driver they say injured a three-year-old trying to get ice cream. it happened last night on cyprus street. police found the car about half a mile down the road, but it was abandoned. the boy is expected to be ok. jason: the retrial for a convicted murderer could start as early as today and marion county. amber wright is accused of killing and beating seath jackson in 2011. she was found guilty, but a judge later ruled she could be

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[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] amy: freeze warning in effect for flagler and marion county' s. sunrise happens about 20 minutes. 34 right now in ocala, 33 in parts of marion county. 43 orlando, 42 daytona beach, 47 in melbourne. we will climb today, but only into the lower these in most spots, 61 daytona beach, 65 in melbourne. mostly sunny skies today, we slowly climb as we head through the week, ted. ted: this is not blocking anything, but we' re keeping an eye on it. turn lanes blocks could so you done it little bit. john young parkway, good backup plan. t jason: "the today show" is covering the white house. michelle: local, live,