>> local, live, late-breaking. this is wesh 2 news sunrise in high definition. michelle: breaking news right now on sunrise. a major cleanup after that' s at this point county home after a truck plowed into it. jason: nearly a hundred homeless people are sleeping out in the cold. michelle: a freeze warning in a frost advisory in effect right now. how cold it is in your neighborhood. >> i want him to turn himself and. i want him to do the right thing

michelle: a local mother' s desperate plea to her son. what we learned about a volusia county prison inmate escapee on the run this morning. jason: teachers kicking off a week long spree of protest. their message. thank you for joining us. i am jason guy. bundle up, it is chilly. michelle: and i and michelle imperato. here is a look at lake eola. first alert meteorologist amy sweezey is tracking the forecast for us. amy: up her and lower 30' s is where we are currently this morning. we have a couple of hours for the temperatures to drop even more. it is a little warmer than it was yesterday at this time. we might still drop. once we get some sunshine, the frost should melt away and temperatures should climb. we will make it into the lower 60'

that is several degrees higher than yesterday. today, we will recover nicely and make it into the mid 60' s. we have a freeze warning until 8:00. 22 to 38 degrees in widespread locations. a couple of pockets may hit 32. some already have. most of central florida is under a frost advisory until 8:00. even though the actual air temperature may not be 32, the actual services may be 32 degrees. 37 and sanford. leesburg is at 37. palm coast in the villages is a -- are at 34 degrees. 60 a degrees your high and longwood and oviedo. 64 and new smyrna beach. 66 in palm bay. let'

ted: if you are getting ready to head out, give yourself a few extra minutes to warm up in the car. you are looking at downtown orlando. if you have to travel that eastbound drive from john young to colonial, leaving right now will give you a five to six minute drive. this is the goldenrod area. no delays just yet on your way to the airport toll plaza. the statement 46 in seminole, a nice and quiet 16 to me for that westbound drive. jazmin: i and jazmin walker at the breaking news center. troopers are on the scene of a truck that slammed into a house. it happened just after 4:00 a.m. take a look. we just got this video into our newsroom. you can see the truck slammed through the wall of that home. it leaves splintered wood and shattered glass from windows everywhere.

>> i am in shock. i do not know if he is. there was this car, and another car down there, he hit my truck. he then hit my house in trailer. jazmin: we will continue to ask how this crash happened, and whether the driver will face any charges. jason the michelle, back to you. jason: help is on the way for a group of homeless people that caused a shutdown at a daytona beach property appraiser' s office after an alleged attack. michelle: the office close on friday. out to derail is life this morning. alex, what is next for these people? alex: the salvation army will be busing many of these people to a temporary shelters that they are

this comes after the issue has become more tense, because the volusia county property appraiser, morgan gilreath jr., says, a homeless person attacked one of his employees, when she was trying to get into the building. that' s why he shut down the office. and the county manager followed, by temporarily shutting down the entire building. the property appraiser says that his employees should not be afraid to come to work. a homeless man our crew talked to says, there are always bad apples in the crowd, but there are good people too. an advocate for the homeless tells us, the reason why you see so many homeless people outside the government building is, because the city closed popular living spots for the homeless, like manatee island. >> they painted us into a corner. it is like squeezing a balloon. if you squeeze one side, it is going to come out the other. a sickly, this is like our last stand. alex: the salvation army' s plan is to offer a 90 day shelter in

the homeless. it says the city asked for help with the problem a couple weeks ago. the shelter will open every day at 5:00 p.m., offering free dinner, breakfast, and a place to sleep. other people have been placed in apartments or motels, including those with wheelchairs. this jim would not be able to accommodate those with special needs. the salvation army says, this is not just emergency shelter. they plan to get people into programs for transitional and permanent housing. efforts continue for a proposed permanent shelter dubbed "volusia safe harbor." we will be watching today as the budget -- as the buses from the salvation army come to pick up some of these people here. that will happen later this back to you guys. michelle: alex, thank you so much. this morning, the mother of an escaped inmate' s begging for her son to come back and turn himself in. gary bullock jr. has been on the

he was on work release at the el caribe resort in daytona beach. investigators say, he cut off his ankle monitor, and was picked up from the hotel by his girlfriend, natasha quigley. they' re believed to be with quigley' s three-year-old son. bullock' s mother says, her son was just nine months from freedom. >> they were a happy little family. i don' t know why they would make this decision, when it was so close to being a reality. michelle: quigley' s father is also pleading for his daughter to turn herself in. they' re believed to be in a white 2010 chevrolet cobalt. jason: sunrise. multiple people are recovering after surveyor -- severe turbulence for a flight on the way to italy. seven people were taken to the hospital. american airlines is making emergency arrangements to get the remaining passengers to their destination.

teachers will be out scheduling -- taking part in a week long protest. jazmin walker is here with more. jazmin: these teachers say that working conditions have gotten worse the school year. some of their top priorities are cleaner classrooms, less testing, more resources, and more support in our schools. they say, the school board has been too focused on uniforms, football stadiums, and gutting employee health care. you may remember, last spring, teachers staged several protests during contract negotiations. in december, teachers voted to only work to their contract, which means no tutoring or helping with extra-curricular activities. morale seems to be low amongst teachers in volusia. in a survey released by the union friday, 39% of current teachers say they want to leave volusia county schools. the walk-ins will take place 10 minutes before the start of the school day, every morning this week. parents are encouraged to participate alongside teachers and support staff. today, they'

in a show of unity. jason. jason: jazmin, thank you. this morning, we are talking about freezing temperatures, causing problems for crews trying to clear up that record-breaking snowfall. michelle: the storm fell more than two feet in some areas outside of new york. in washington dc, nbc' s edward lawrence explains that some cities are still at a standstill. edward: the story now turns to storm cleanup. >> the roads are ok. the main roads are great, they are open. there are a lot of spots they have not touched yet though. edward: almost 30 deaths have been blamed on the storm. some because of accidents, others related to heart attacks trying to clean up from the snow. >> getting back to business as usual will take considerable amount of time.

still very because plows cannot get there yet. >> our second floor window is complete covered in snow. edward: crews are still responding to emergencies roads that are covered in two feet of snow. the mayor of baltimore could not give a timeline for clearing the streets. >> given the condition of many of our streets, i believe it is safest for citizens to minimize traffic on our roads. edward: a new jersey it is flooding, not snow causing problems. this is the first time this storm dropped more than 19 inches of snow in washington and new york city at the same time. it will be days before we can get back to normalcy. edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. jason: i guess we cannot really complain about freezing temperatures here. michelle: especially custom we are going to warm up today. amy:

s, so today will feel like a hit -- a heat wave for us. we are headed to 66 and melbourne. 69 in orlando. we will get some sunshine, but first we have a cold start. we are in the upper 20' s and parts of marion county. 30 degrees in lynn. belleview is at 31. the villages are at 32. 29 degrees in paisley. widespread freezing temperatures in marion and sumter county. same thing and flagler and volusia, we are seeing a couple of places dropping to freezing. apopka as well. a little lower down, they are colder than some surrounding areas. 37 degrees in winter park. 32 and freezing at palm coast. 36 at port st. john.

quickly. we will make it into the mid to upper 60' s in those spots. i will take you around, county by county in a few minutes. here is ted. ted: the chopper is up right now, flying into seminole county. you see some congestion, but not too bad moving into lake mary. if you are going to drive this morning on the 408, you should leave right now. it is only nine minutes. jason: next, a recall about something that may be in your refrigerator. michelle: what is linked to the deadly listeria outbreak.

>> you are watching wesh 2. michelle: right now, frost advisories and freeze warnings florida. some cases are seeing 20' s. a group of homeless spent the appraiser' s office in daytona beach.

the group today to take them to a shelter. jason: the suspect in a deadly bar shooting in sanford, will face a judge this afternoon. late last night, seminole county deputies arrested james pritchard. they say he shot and killed oceanette hampton at the cool breeze bar on saturday night. michelle: the parents of an escaped prison inmate and his girlfriend are pleading with them to turn themselves in. gary bullock, junior has been on the run since friday. volusia county deputies believe he' s with natasha quigley and her three-year-old son. overnight, the empire state building celebrated the matchup for super bowl 50. it was lit up in the colors of the panthers and broncos. the teams meet in two weeks in california. jason: it is going to be a good matchup. jazmin walker is here with how they stack up for the super bowl. jazmin: jason and michelle, these -- this will be the second super bowl trip in the carolina panther' s 21-season history. meanwhile, the broncos are making their eighth super bowl appearance. the panthers had to beat the arizona cardinals to earn their

t too hard. , q.b. cam newton threw for two touchdowns and ran for two others in the panthers' 49-15 win. the cardinals turned the ball over seven times. broncos q.b. peyton manning proved he isn' t done just yet throwing a pair of touchdown passes to owen daniels. broncos beat the patriots 20-to-18. now, manning who turns 40 in march has another chance to win an nfl championship oddsmakers in vegas say the panthers are favored over the broncos, ranging anywhere from 3.5 to four points. as for tickets, the cheapest we found was just more than 3$700. -- $3700. if money is no object google vivid seats. for just $550-thousand dollars, they' ll sell you an ultimate vip super bowl package. it' s for 20 people and includes round-trip tickets on a chartered jet, 10 hotel rooms at a four-star resort, industry party passes and of course, tickets to the game. michelle: a warning if you recently bought bagged salad,

deadly listeria outbreak. dole is now issuing a recall for packaged salad in 23 states including florida. the cdc says 12 people in six states were hospitalized, one of them died. health officials say a facility in ohio is likely where the contamination started. salads with the product code beginning with an a are affected. they' re sold under various names, dole, simple truth, marketside, the little salad bar, and president' s choice. jason: this morning, flint, michigan, is getting some help with its water crisis through tonight show host jimmy fallon. he' s rallying support on. twitter using the hashtag, water for flint. fallon tweeted yesterday announcing he' s donating $10,000 dollars to water improvement efforts. he is also calling for others to join him in donating. in his tweet he asked how about 10 friends match me. that will get some attention. michelle: this morning, you' ll be paying less for gas than you have in seven years, that' s according to a new survey,

the last two weeks. we haven' t seen prices like this since january of 2009. in florida, you are paying an average of $1.86. in orlando, it will cost you $1.78. daytona beach is at $1.86. amy: today, temperatures should climb. it will fill nice with the sunshine. look at these numbers yesterday. the upper 40' s was our normal low temperature. we were not that much higher than our those after that cold start on sunday. we did not recover a whole lot. today, it should be a lot different. yes, we are starting off cold this morning. make sure your kids have layers as they go out to the bus this morning. i know it is not as cold here at this up north

still, with the frost out, you want to make sure everyone is bundled up. once we get some sunrise -- some sunshine, the temperatures should climb quickly. we dropped to 28 in ocala right now. 36 at daytona beach. 39 in melbourne. we make up a little bit more in a couple of spots over the next few hours. we have not quite brightened up yet, so we have time to drop a little more. 34 degrees at the palm coast. 37 in sanford. 38 in kissimmee. freeze warning in effect until 8:00. temperatures are expected to stay at 32 degrees and colder and most spots. in fact, even the upper 20' s. a frost advisory for the rest of us. it does not quite include brevard.

brevard county, but it is more widespread across the rest of the area. clear skies will start creeping in here later on today. the high pressure will push east, the winds will shift around and start coming off the ocean. that should bring us a few clouds east of orlando. it should also help our temperature climb. that will be why we are in the mid 60' s today, instead of the 50' s like yesterday. 68 degrees in eustis and mount dora. 68 in ocoee. 69 winter park. 70 st. cloud. low-to-mid 60' s at the coast. 66 in palm bay. warmer with the 70' s returning. a slight chance of rain on especially along the coast. be our big rain days. especially on wednesday afternoon, we will watch for the possibility of strong or severe

it is six: 21 now. here is ted noah with the traffic. ted: a crash at lake market drive. we have some length block. might want to head over to conway gardens to get around it. the chopper is heading out to give us an aerial view. we have westbound on the right side of the screen on lake mary. the westbound drive is really not so bad. still 11 or 12 minute drive if you left right now. i-95 here , right near the international speedway boulevard. the lanes are all open. that is good to see. michelle: next on sunrise, the pet store crime that was caught on camera.

michelle: new video of the powerful earthquake that hit alaska. it struck early yesterday morning, violently shaking the walls of this home. the 7.1 magnitude quake was felt 160 miles south of anchorage. thirty homes were evacuated as

utility workers repair a gas leak caused by the earthquake. four homes were heavily damaged in explosions triggered by the gas. there were no reports of serious injuries. new on sunrise, a pet store owner on florida' s west coast is hoping surveillance video will help catch a thief with expensive taste. jason: over the weekend, a man was seen walking through a pet store in largo, north of st. petersburg, with a bird valued at more than $2,000 dollars. detectives are not naming him a suspect. however, the owner of the store believes this guy knows something. >> very suspicious, he was wearing two pairs of glasses, had a hat on, we' ve been told by one of our customers that he' s seen the judgment at mcdonald' s. i believe he is local. jason: because of the value of this bird, the person who swiped it could face a felony grand theft charges. michelle: florida hunters are

s python population. the fish and wildlife commission says so far 39 burmese pythons have been killed in this year' s python hunt. the annual event began on the 16th and will run through february 14th. this year, the hunt is extended into everglades national park. the hunt is designed to reduce florida' s python population. still ahead on our next half hour of sunrise, nearly a hundred homeless people are out in the cold right now. they will get help this morning. jason: they are out there, and there is a safety concern. alex villarreal is live with more. alex: the salvation army is on the way to help these homeless people. coming up, i will tell you why this situation is more tense than ever. michelle: a freeze warning until 8:00 this morning. we will talk about these temperatures when ur apparently, people think i'm too perky. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo!

>> local, live, late-breaking. this is wesh 2 news sunrise in high definition. michelle: right now on sunrise. a debt -- an arrest made in a deadly sanford bar shooting. the man charged goes to court today. jason: a local property

s office is turned to a homeless camp overnight. what is next for the group that is forcing the office to slow down. nikole: the big day. how the east coast is recovering from the blizzard of 2016, coming up. jason: good morning to you. it is chilly out here on this monday morning. bundle up. i am jason guy. michelle: you' ll deftly want the jacket on the kids -- you will definitely want the jacket on the kids this morning as the head out to the bus. amy: we do have clear skies right now. it means a cold start, but sunshine later. look at the cloud cover building in. we are recovering into the upper 60' s today. not quite as warm as normal, which is the lower 70' s. however, it will be warmer than yesterday, when we were only in the middle 50' s.

we are starting to get a little bit of brightness now. and on another hour or so, we will see the temperatures continue to drop possibly. it is not quite as cold as yesterday. we dropped to 27 degrees yesterday in ocala. so far, we have only been at 28 degrees. again, we could drop a little bit. it is 32 degrees in the villages. 34 palm coast. 36 -- 39 at orlando. coast. central florida later today. this afternoon. we will climbed to 66 degrees today and the now -- in denel l. 65 and deltona. 65 in celebration. well. let'

ted: we are looking at the chopper over a stalled sunrail train. that is on orange avenue. orange is blocked. you might want to consider taking john young as your backup plan. there is also a crash here, we will talk about that in a second. this is the daytona beach area, no delays, looking good. on the 528 beach line expressway, left bound is on the right there. delays have not started just yet. a conway road crash on lake market drive. use conway gordon' s road instead. jazmin: i am jazmin walker at the breaking news center. troopers are on the scene where a car has slammed into a house. it is not far from the colonial drive exit off the 417. take a look at the video we got into our newsroom. you can see the truck slammed through the wall of his home. leaving shattered -- splintered wood and shattered glass everywhere.

there. the driver surrendered to troopers, but only with a gun to his face. >> i am in shock. i do not know if he is. he took off down the road, he hit a car, he hit my truck and then he hit my house and trailer. we are also told they were antiques inside this home that were damaged. jazmin: we are continuing to ask troopers how the crime happened, and if the driver will face any charges. we will keep you updated. jason: this morning and seminole county, a bart shooting suspect is going to face a judge. michelle: late last night, sheriff deputies arrested james leonard prichard. emily members honored the victim last night outside the bar. >> it is just sad to

>> we will always love her. i will always cherish her memory. she will always live in my heart , until the day that i die. michelle: deputies believed that an argument at a private party escalated into the skin -- deadly gunfire. jason: covering volusia county, we are pushing for answers about a fire that damaged an islamic center. flames toward to the center that used to be a ymca. police say it was set to become another islamic center. the state fire marshall is investigating. michelle: happening today, a large camp of homeless people are set to leave a daytona beach property appraiser' s office. wesh 2' s alex villareal is live. alex, what is next for these people? alex: many of them will be moved to a temporary shelter that is being run and put together by the salvation army.

still out here now. i have been sleeping here overnight in these cold temperatures. this all comes after the lucia county property appraiser said that one of the homeless people attacked one of his employees. that is why heat shut down the office. the county manager followed suit by temporarily shutting down the entire building. >> employees in the building should not be afraid to come to work. they should not feel intimidated. >> those are the bad apples. the bad apples in the crowd, but there are a lot of good, legit people here. alex: an advocate for the homeless tells us that the reason you are seeing so many of these homeless people outside is because the city closed ocular living spot for the homeless, like manatee island. the salvation army' s plan is to offer a 90-day shelter in its gym with 46 new beds for the homeless. it says the city asked for help , with the problem a couple

the shelter will open every day at 5:00 pm, offering free dinner, breakfast and a place to sleep. other people have been placed in apartments or motels, including those with wheelchairs. that is because the gym to not accommodate people with special needs. the salvation army says this is not just emergency shelter, they plan to get people into programs for transitional and permanent housing. efforts continue for a proposed permanent shelter dubbed volusia safe harbor. we will see the salvation army vehicles, buses, vans, trucks, coming to pick up these people out here later today. late this afternoon. live at daytona beach, alex villarreal, wesh 2 news. jason: this morning, a group of students are hoping to get home soon. they were there saturday for a rally when the blizzard hit. their flight was canceled.

>> we mainly have been going outside and playing in the snow. everything shut down. the city shut down. we are a bunch of florida guys and girls enjoying the snow. jason: many flights have already been canceled today. nikole killion is there with more on how the blizzard is impacting the government. nikole: the nation' s capital remains shut down. it promises to be a multi-day cleanup effort. >> while we have made some progress, there is still more to do. we will work to continue to clear our major artery. nikole: clearing the streets is one of the biggest challenges right now. there are secondary roads that have not yet been touched. that has cost schools and the federal government to close. other parts of the country are getting back on track. in new york, train service will resume for the morning commute.

the turnpike are finally free and back home. one thing that is not back to normal is air travel. hundreds of flights have already been canceled today. the good news is that airports in dcr opening up this morning. michelle: happening today, a trial begins for several people involved in a brutal dogfighting ring in apopka. officers were watching the home, and then made their move. the evidence was disturbing. pools of blood, puppies used as bait, and more. the trial for eight of those charged begins this morning at an orange county courthouse. jason: a form of miami dolphins player facing drug charges. he was charged with marijuana possession, and possession of drug paraphernalia.

era footage shows the player. tonight, bernie sanders, hillary clinton, and martin o' malley will take the stage one last time for a town hall meeting. bernie sanders continues to close in on hillary clinton in the polls. the race though for president could become more complicated. former new york mayor michael bloomberg may be jumping into the race as an independent. there is work that he will only consider if donald trump, ted cruz, or bernie sanders become their parties' nominee. jason: still ahead. you may see some frost under car this morning. michelle: a freeze warning is in effect. amy sweezey will be back to tell

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michelle: it is monday morning. we are starting the week off cold, again. jason: i think you will enjoy that warm up we will see in the date later ahead.

as temperatures later on? amy: we are headed into the 60' s today. instead of the 50' s like yesterday. this morning it is cold, but not windy. we are not dealing with wind chill this morning. it is just the actual air temperatures themselves, but they are cold enough. we are in the upper 20' s and lower 30' s and most areas. we have a frost advisory in effect, a freeze warning and some spots. as we get to sunrise, we will begin to climb weekly it it will be a whole -- we will begin to climb quickly. we will be a whole lot warmer than yesterday. we have dropped to 28 degrees in denell. 31 in the villages. 32 and some other spots. in lake county, we have dropped into those freezing numbers. 29 at the paisley area.

apopka is rather cold. all the other surrounding areas are a little bit warmer. 39 degrees right now in the hunters creek area. 32 at palm coast. 36 in port st. john. as we head through the day, we will climb with the sun. lots of sunshine. the winds should shift, and we will talk about that, bring you the numbers county by county, that all coming up in just a few minutes. for now, let us send it back inside for a traffic check with ted. ted: we have trouble with a train that is suspended. it is on hold and avenue. you' ll have to use michigan street as a backup plan. a crash on conway wrote is no clear. good news there. our chopper will be heading back to hold an avenue for -- holden

that stalled train. if you leave right now, it should only be 50 minute drive through altamonte. notice the 48 there, it is a little bit slower getting onto the i-4 rent. from the toll plaza to i-4, it should be a piece of cake. jason: we like to hear that. happening today, the lions gate a step forward and getting -- the lions received a step forward in receiving their new soccer stadium. michelle: jazmin walker has more. jazmin: they plan to build a new stadium. the city council is suspected to vote on the plan today. if approved, the entire stadium project, expected to be completed in 2017, would be financed without your tax dollars. the orlando city president, phil rollins, said that everything looks on track for 2017. steel installation would start

today is also the beginning of preseason training. the lions are in central florida, getting ready for their next and the less campaign. the squad take to the practice field for the first time today at sylvan lake park. jason: all right. thank you jazmin. today, local planned parenthood supporters will rally against a -- against an anti-abortion bill. the proposal would prevent state agencies from paying any money to organizations that perform abortions, like planned parenthood. the bill also prohibits the sale, transfer or donation of any fetal tissue. that' s a result of videos that planned parenthood denies, show the sale of fetal organs. advocates are holding a news conference outside state rep mike miller' s office at 10-30 -- at 10:30 this morning.

ll w amy: good morning. welcome back. you are looking at a pitiful start in central florida. sunrise coming over the horizon.

we are talking about a cold start. once we make it through the morning, we will climb into the mid to upper 60' s this afternoon. not quite back to normal, but we should be a whole lot one or yesterday when we were only in s. as you look over the next few days, the 70' s will return tomorrow and wednesday. on wednesday and thursday, we the warm temperatures. behind the next storm system, we will get another cool down back into the 60' s for friday and saturday. freeze warnings are in effect this morning until it :00 a.m. -- until 8:00 a.m. the rest of us are not under a freeze warning. or have been a couple of isolated spots that have dropped to 32 degrees. that in inland flagler and volusia. the rest of us are under frost advisory.

little warmer than 32 degrees. a lot of surfaces are cold at 32 degrees. so, you could see frost under when shield, on the roof of your house. the winds are called in most of the area. that is the reason that a lot of this frost is able to form. in brevard county, you are not under a frost advisory, but still possible for you. not quite as colbert. 32 degrees in the villages. 28 degrees in ocala. orlando is at 39 degrees. earlier, we did drop to 37 degrees. we are clear right now. there are some clouds offshore. some of them will spin in a little closer today as the high pressure builds. we will start with lots of sunshine. we may see a few clouds later on this afternoon. it will be a whole lot warmer. the mid to upper 60' s for highs this afternoon. 68 in eustis and mount dora.

69 today in windemere. 54 daytona beach. -- 64 daytona beach. tomorrow, we are back in the 70' s. a slight chance of rain along the coast. a few showers east of orlando. our system approaches on wednesday and thursday. that brings us more chances of showers and thunderstorms. and then a cool down behind that on saturday and sunday. ted: if you think following this morning. this is just off i-4. there is something on the roadway here on the right lane. this is part of an accident. for a while, it was blocking to left lanes. there is still some debris on the roadway. it is a hazard. the chopper is on its way to check it out. they just left the scene of a disabled sunrail train on holden avenue.

road. he might want to use michigan street instead as an alternate. i for not too bad in downtown orlando. from john young parkway to colonial, it would only cost you six minutes if you left now. also i for into colonial, it is starting to look kind of busy in altamonte springs. jason: thank you ted. these are the stories we are following this morning. starting with breaking news in orange county. michelle: troopers are on the scene of a truck that slammed into a house on over dale street. it is not clear how this crash happened, or if the driver will be facing any charges. jason: the suspect in a deadly bar shooting in sanford will face a judge. late last night, seminole county deputies arrested james pritchard. he shot and killed a woman at the cool breeze bar on saturday night. michelle: a group of homeless spent the night outdoors outside

the salvation army will pick up shelter. jason: an escaped prison inmate county. he cut off his ankle monitor he is believed to be with his three-year-old son. right now, we are waiting for that damaged and old ymca building at daytona beach. flames toward through the building yesterday afternoon. the islamic center of daytona beach owns the property. michelle: a former nfl player and a florida gator is facing drug charges. the florida highway patrol arrested jafar gaffney in sumter county. he was charged with marijuana possession and possession of drug paraphernalia. jason: eight of the 26 people arrested as part of a brutal dogfighting ring will go to trial today. detectives made the arrest in may of 2015.

michelle: today, teachers will begin a week long spree of protest. they want to raise attention to the worsening work conditions. they are pushing for more resources and more support in the schools.

check out this beautifis michelle: all right, another track of your weather and traffic. amy, it is a little cold. amy: yes, we are in the 20' s and 30' s. a freeze warning until 8:00 a.m. and mary and sumter counties. right now, we are at 40 degrees in orlando. once the stun -- once the sun starts to shine, we will be in the mid-to-upper upper 60' s for our highs. that is a whole lot warmer than yesterday. 70' s later this week, but also rain and storms on wednesday and thursday. ted: a disabled sunrail train disabled -- suspending travel on holden avenue. there is also a right lane blocked give yourself the next time. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]