good evening. i'm rod carter. >> i'm melanie michael. if you have $2 and big dreams you still have a chance of becoming a billionaire. no one matched all six numbers in last night's historic powerball jackpot drawing. at this winn-dixie store on palm river road in tampa one lucky person bought a ticket worth $1 million. they picked five numbers correctly. mary mcguire has more on the lotto fever sweeping the nation. >> the powerball jack pot will roll on wednesday night for $1.3 billion. you still have another chance of becoming a billionaire.

selling like hot cakes at a rate of 42,000 a minute across the state. unfortunately if you were one of the thousands of people who snapped up a $42,000 a minute across the state. unfortunately if you were one of the thousands of people who snapped up a ticket you did not wake up $949.8 million richer. since the powerball jackpot rolled over on wednesday thousands of people lined up across the bay area to snatch up what they hoped would be their lucky ticket. >> these are the wins numbers right here. >> some people had a very specific strategy when picking out those lucky numbers, others just left it up to chance. >> quick picks, praying and just kind of picked boxes. that's what it's all about. >> lotto fever has brought big business to local gas stations and mini marts. >> people would come and buy other things but they wouldn't go out without buying powerball. >> along with their $2 everyone brought their champagne dreams and caviar pitches to the ticket counter. >> i'd pay all my bills off,

where i want to live. >> folks still dreaming despite the odds of winning stacked against them, 1 in 292.2 million. in tampa mary mcguire, news channel 8. >> and rod promised me if he won that he would share his winnings with me. >> yep. >> if you bought a ticket you still need to take a look at those numbers to see if you won a smaller prize, which i'd be happy to get my $2 back. if you got five numbers and no powerball you still win $1 million. here's the winning numbers, 32, 16, 19, 53, 34 and your lucky powerball is 13. in pinellas county an early morning fire damaged three rvs. this happened at the clearwater travel resort on gulf to bay boulevard. clearwater fire and rescue told us that the fire broke out in one rv and spread to two others. they were being

crews put the fire out within 10 minutes and investigators determined the cause was accidental. clean up and damage assessments under way after a tornado touched down in cape coral. the national weather service has given saturday night's tornado a preliminary rating of ef-2 with winds up to 135 miles per hour. trees were pulled out of the ground, homes damaged as you can see in this video. streets were flooded, parking lots turned into ponds. it was just horrible. residents say they were caught off guard by this. >> it shocked us. it came out of nowhere. the alarms didn't go off until after. >> everyone was outside and i pushed them in the house. everything was gone. we have a bouncy house and it's like two blocks down the road. >> the good news is there were no serious injuries reported. governor scott toured that area this afternoon. that storm damage is part of

our area this weekend. now it's bringing colder air with it. >> i'm sure some people love that. >> storm team 8 meteorologist bryan bennett in the weather center tonight. >> that's right. that cold front brought us showers and storms yesterday evening part of a big storm system that will bring us cooler temperatures. you can see the storms as they rumbled through yesterday evening. we had a water spout at bradenton beach. the weather service confirmed it was an ef-2 in cape coral and on the ground for 3.4 miles. it had a maximum wind speed of 132 miles per hour. things have quieted down now that we have the cool front that passed off to our south around miami. behind it cool air ushering in from the north. we're at 64 in palm, 57 in crystal river. by 9:30

for most of us. you might need a light jacket. over night temperatures dropping into the 40s. definitely a jacket or a coat needed by tomorrow morning with these chilly temperatures and not rebounding much tomorrow. i'll have your 7-day forecast in a bit. >> did he just say 40s? >> he did. you can track the cooler weather by using our storm team 8 weather max app. it's free to download in the app store. this is one our favorite stories today. more than a dozen dogs are calling tampa home tonight at the humane society after they were rescued from mississippi. flooding displaced more than 100 dogs but they're here with us tonight. chip osowski is live from the humane society of tampa bay. you know this is one of my favorite stories, chip. >> reporter: this is going to make you cry, melanie. 15 dogs arrived here shortly before 2:00 this afternoon. they're right back in here. they are going to

being checked out, vaccinated and spayed or neutered before they can be adopted out. >> so what we're doing right now is just a physical exam. we're getting a good description of them making sure it matches up with the paperwork. we're going to guess the breed and ages and do vaccinations and worming as well. >> the dogs vary in breed, condition and sex. rachel leeman is one of the veterinary technicians. >> we know this one is a girl, probably a retriever or hound mix. then we have that give her a name. i think you would be a good lola. >> conditions in mississippi forced the humane society there to look for other homes. >> so with the flooding of course you're going to have flooding in shelters out there too, damp, moist areas, any power losses.

what all they received but the conditions weren't good for keeping dogs in a nice, safe dry home. >> more than 100 dogs were rescued from that shelter. >> here's a good response to get these guys into a good home and get you guys safe. >> that's it. they're going to get checked out by the vet tomorrow. >> reporter: and so the question of the hour, when can these dogs be adopted. well, the humane society representative told me that people need to check the society's website. it could be later this week, possibly, mel, as early as tuesday or wednesday. they certainly are friendly. >> they are adorable. can you sneak one in the live truck and bring them to me? >> reporter: i don't know if your husband would approve of that. >> probably not. we already have three rescues. chip

the deadline to enroll in the affordable care act is just 3 weeks away. today president obama's health and human services secretary visited tampa to encourage americans to enroll soon. secretary sylvia burwell joined bob buckhorn and kathy caster. they spoke to the congregation at the new zion baptist church. >> we need people to sign up. we're reaching out to the target targeted markets that are hard to serve. when it's all said and done we need folks to sign up. their lives will be better as a result of this. >> open enrollment ends at the end of the month on january 31st. the count down is on tonight for college football's national championship game. we're going to be ready by 8:30 tomorrow. >> they want to make sure they get the games in there as well. coming up you'll hear from both coaches as alabama and clemson

title tomorrow night. >> also ahead, preparations underway in san francisco for the largest game in all of

we're one day away from the championship and alabama and clemson cannot wait to hit the field. both teams are coming off impressive playoff wins. alabama dismantled michigan state 38-0. undefeated and top ranked clemson beat oklahoma their opponents. >> our players are excited about the opportunity they created for themselves to have a chance to participate in the college football playoffs against arguably the best team in college football, which is

>> we're getting a chance to play the university of alabama, which to me has been the standard in college football for a long time. >> alabama looking for its 10th title is a 7-point favorite. >> what was wrong with that picture? no lsu team. >> a lot of people have are that comment. construction for venues related to super bowl 50 underway in san francisco. they closed the road in the financial district to construct sky boxes the over look the fan experience. long-term street closures are not expected for another two weeks but you know they're coming. super bowl 50 at levi stadium kicks off at 7:30 eastern on february 7th. the count down is on. >> we should tell them we need to cover that. >> we do. do you want to go to san francisco? coming up storm team 8 meteorologist bryan bennett has your work week forecast. a cool

>> also ahead, we're going to preview one of the biggest events of the year in hollywood,

hollywood is gearing up for one of the biggest nights of the year. >> it will be exciting. the 73rd annual golden globes happening tonight in beverly hills honoring the best in movies and tv. >> a preview of some of the major movie categories taking place. >> first of all i'd like to thank susan downy for telling me matt damon was going to win. >> this is just the beginning of my revenge. >> more focus is on what's going to be said than who won but not this year. >> all the main races are really tight this year at the golden globes.

the most nominations. dave carter said it's no sure win. >> i think the spotlight could win by a hair but the mad max would surprise everybody. >> eddie redmain looks for his seconds straight globe but faces concussions will smith and leondard dicaprio. >> he went through so much physically and emotionally to put this performance on the screen. >> carter seeing best actress nominees kate blanchett and alysa mccaroll on top. >> two young axises that have -- two young actresses that have had great years. >> he sees matt damon winning

>> he won for writing goodwill hunting but never won an acting globe. >> jennifer lawrence has two globes and winning a third would mean beating out her pal amy schumer. >> if amy schumer wins that's going to be the speech of the night. >> i never win so i can't believe i won. >> where's the envelope? >> it could have plenty of competition. mark barger, nbc news. here's a live view right now from hula bay restaurant in south tampa. a few little breaks in the clouds so not as gloomy as earlier today but now it's all about those temperatures that are going to tumble over night. now the rain is gone. we're gong to see low temperatures over the next three days in the 40s all across the bay area. high temperatures in the 60s. running below average

week we are keeping an eye on the possibility for severe weather here in the bay area on thursday, thursday night and friday morning that we'll watch for that possibility. right now temperatures are pretty spread from 57 degrees in crystal river and inverness down to 70 degrees in sebring. that's because that cool front is bringing in the cooler air for the north. in minneapolis it's 1 degree below zero. that's the current air temperature. here's the wind chill, 15 below is what it feels like in minneapolis. it feels like 20 below right now in cedar rapids. can you even fathom that when you step outside your door and are wearing a short sleeve shirt? not quite the case. cool. some of that cool air will make it down to our area. 63 tomorrow, 65 on tuesday and

thursday and then a peak in the temperatures on friday and saturday back in the upper 70s near record highs by the end of the week. not a bad week considering on average this is our coldest week of the year. this is the gloomiest time of the year. just dealing with some clouds over night, gradual clearing tomorrow morning. temperatures will drop down into the middle 40s for much of the bay area over night. head north in citrus county you could see the upper 30s to lower 40s over night tonight. so a chilly night for everybody. back to work or school tomorrow morning you definitely need that jacket or maybe a coat. tomorrow afternoon if you're a photographer get out that camera because it will be beautiful. deep blue sunny skies, a lovely afternoon. in fact, it will be so blue it can be bluer than the screen we have there. kind of cool though.

right around 63 degrees. 65 on tuesday, 65 on wednesday. very light chance for a southern shower on tuesday other wise a good deal of sunshine over the next couple of days. thursday night, friday morning watching out for the possibility of severe weather. we had that ef-2 in cape coral over night last night. we're keeping an eye on things but the next couple of days just cool weather wearing those boots and the bigger coats. >> i'm not sure what that meant but thank you. coming up next in sports dan lucas updates the nfl playoffs that are the talk of the town. >> tonight the lightning are

well, day two of wild card weekend kicked off with the fourth coldest game in nfl history. we thought it would be 1 degree in minneapolis for the vikings and seahawks but it was minus 6. we were in something for special or bizarre and we got just that. 4th quarter it's 9-0 vikings when russell wilson finds doug baldwin to cut it to 9-7. teddy bridgewater to adrienne peterson and the unthinkable, adrian peterson stripped there. the seahawks we cover and kick a field goal to take a 1-point lead. plenty of time for the vikings to head down the field. bridgewater to rudolph. 24 yards and that sets

on field goal attempts today. oh, no. oh, no. he yanks it wide left, laces out . they were in. the seahawks just as stunned as the vikings move onto play carolina with a 10-9 victory. laces out. >> packers and redskins just underway in dc. the winner will play the arizona cardinals next week. we'll update this score in a little bit. tonight at 11:30 the grand return of super sports sunday. the bucs search for a new head coach. we're going to talk about that. we'll also wrap up the wild card games. a big game at the sun dome, usf women's basketball taking on uconn. that's tonight at 11:30. what a finish. over night

night before but we go to over time. kuchrov with a perfect goal. the lightning have climbed into that final wild card spot in the eastern conference as the games begin today. they have 40 games to play. >> this is a great start though. >> a week ago it wasn't looking so good. >> laces out.

how is this for a treat, an 8 on your side consumer alert where your wallet is going to love it. gas prices could reach $1 a gallon. aaa puts today's national average at $1.96. usa

could push to $1 a gallon in some areas. >> i'm so okay with that. it was not bad year for nevada's gaming industry. casinos in nevada lost $662 million in 2015. it's the sixth straight year in the red for casinos in vegas, reno and statewide. analysts say the trend began with the 2008 recession but it is expected to end this year. >> one powerball ticket could fix all that. powerball fever sweeping across tampa. >> coming up next what the ticket will be wednesday. you won't believe it. staggering numbers. stay with us, we'll be right