well, we have a winner. make that three big jackpot powerball winners. >> and one of those magic tickets was bought right here in florida. we're still waiting to find out where the ticket was bought. but lottery officials in california already know they are confirming a ticket there was sold at a 7/11 at a chi know hills outside of l. a. >> check can the tickets care think -- the tickets carefully. here's the winning numbers -- >> and by the way, had no one matched the numbers lottery officials say the next jackpot would have reached $2 billion. >> we were winners and we won $100. >> we did. congratulations to us. >> 70 of us? >> $1.66 a person. >> you know a dollar is a dollar. >> small winnings. >> almost buy another ticket.

well, as far as this morning goes, the weather looking pretty decent out there. temperatures are in the 40s to the north. but most of the area is in the low 50s this morning. we do have some warm moist air that's going to start building in later on today. we'll top out still on the cool side in the mid 60s. and the rain chances are very minimal before sunset tonight. but after sunset those rain chances start going up. and we are likely to become stormy at least for a period of time into tomorrow. we'll have more on that coming up. but you know, janelle, that means tomorrow morning's commute might get a little busy for us. but at least for this morning things are looking pretty decent. are you seeing any issues out there just yet? yeah i've been checking the traffic cameras along the interstates, you might run into some construction in fact that's where corey dierdorff is right now right at dale mabry and 275. you can see the construction signs still out there. northbound dale mabry down to one lane right now right underneath the interstate and

of northbound from 275 to dale mabry closed right now. pretty typical. they've been doing that for most of the week. that project usually wraps up by about 5:30 in the morning. we'll keep our eye on it and let you know when that opens. behind me here, here's what it looks like on the howard frankland. this is the tampa side of the bridge, again no crashes or breakdowns to tell you about. let's check your drive times on some of the major roads in our area. starting off u.s. 19, this is southbound from tampa road to east bay, 12 minutes. 18 minutes in the green on the veterans from 54 down to 275. and four minutes on dale mabry from fletcher down to waters. now if anything does happen out there on the roads to slow you down we're going to let you know about it right here and of course on twitter @tampa bay traffic. terrorists attacked multiple locations in jakarta including a starbucks a police station and a popular tourist district. authorities say this attack wasn't a complete surprise. they were warned last month

no one has claimed responsibility so far for the attacks, but they -- imitated the terror actions used in paris throwing grenades and engaging in a shootout with police. police say four of the attackers and three others were killed. many others are seriously wounded and the government has sent 150,000 security personnel to watch public places across the nation and have made a series of preemptive arrests. this morning the u.s. central command says ten u.s. sailors are being reintegrated after them held in iran. -- they were held in iran. the nine men and one woman were forced to kneel and apologize for their boats drifting into iranian the territorial waters. in it the tv interviewer claims is apology is led by the commander of the group filmed before the release yesterday. >> it was a mistake. that was our fault and we apologize for our mistake. the iranian behavior was

hospitality. and your assistance. >> sent come says that sailors spoke to defuse a very tense situation. the white house says the release is a sign of better relations with our longtime enemy. but a few republican presidential hopefuls have said the temporary capture reflects iran's lack of respect for the u.s. with barack obama as president. tea they what mappers -- they say what mattest most right now is our sailors are back safe. teachers from across the state are gathering this morning for rally in tallahassee. >> their goal here to demand better wages for teachers and less state testing. >> abc action news reporter adam winer is in bartow this morning where the teachers are about to leave for the state capitol. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, the group already gathering here out there and i'm going to be going up to tallahassee on the bus with them for this rally. and along the way i'm going to be talking to them about the big changes that they think really need to be made in florida's education system.

and teachers who are so fired up about these issues that they got check this out next to me here, not one, not two, but three buses full of parents and teachers that are going to be departing for bartow for the enough is enough rally in tallahassee. it's actually going to kick off in tallahassee at noon at the state capitol courtyard. they're going to be leaving in just about 30 minutes. this specific group was organized by the polk county teachers' union. and is as the buses head up to tallahassee, i'm actually going to be interviewing president of the polk county's teacher union about whso many people are interested in going up there. what issues they're going to be fighting for and hear from her directly in a live interview in the next half hour as we all drive and begin the trip up to tallahassee, for now live, adam winer, abc action news. this morning a former teacher is now back behind bars. we told you when police first accused sarah moore of having sex with a 14-year-old boy. now they say she was trying to

bond. verizon store and told them that she was in trouble with police. police say the pass code on her phone was then reset. it right now day carecare corker in -- daycare worker is in jail accused of throwing water into the face of a 3-year- old girl with autism. the little girl was playing in lutes and investigators say little page tossed water into the child's face and also dumped it on his head. an aide told deputies and the woman targeted slow learners and children with disabilities putting them in time-out or unjustly punishing them. the daycare owners says no one mentioned any problems with the teacher before. >> that definitely bothers me you know as a parent with any child. you know, you don't want to hear about any child getting hurt or anything like that. and you don't have kids here. >> the school says little page only worked there for four months. she was fired after the

longer goes to the school. a hillsborough county man is in the hospital right now after he was hit by a car in tampa on west hillsborough avenue this morning. police say it happened around 4:00 this morning and they say man was riding along the road and at least two other cars dodged him before he was hit and injured. officers tell us the bicyclist though could now be cited because he was riding in the street. well, we're also making phone calls right now to the florida highway patrol and trying to get you more information about a serious motorcycle crash on faulkenburg around 9:00. we're hearing two people have been seriously hurt. it's still unclear exactly what caused this accident. also in hillsborough county you about yesterday. investigators are now blaming the school bus driver for the crash. troopers tell abc action news the bus made a left turn hit an suv on u.s. 301 in river view and 31 elementary school students were on board.

>> they both went really fast into each other. so everyone start today like -- started to like go forward and then my head hit the seat. >> troopers gave the bus driver 63-year-old gibsonton woman a ticket for failure to yield -- failure to yield. in downtown tampa, there's a career fair. at the vas center for the performing ants -- stras center for the performing arts. it will include national and regional and local job opportunity. it's organized by recruit military to connect military veterans with veteran friendly employers. all right. if you're headed out the door right now, the morning commute weather-wise is looking good. quite a few clouds out there. temperatures near 50 degrees. this afternoon, temperatures are going to be in the mid 60s and we'll be mostly dry as we begin the commute. and then after sunset, we'll start to see the rain chances going up.

the best rain chances today and our best timing for storms tomorrow. coming up in the seven day forecast. ashley? all right shay thank you. still ahead, two years since her husband was gunned down right in front of her and the case has yet to go to trial. >> i thought it would be over a long time ago. that was my hope. >> my exclusive interview with widow nicole olson, she opens up about who's the blame for

live look here i-4 at the exit 1 off ramp. as it's 5:12 and you're up with abc on this early morning. we will check weather and traffic with janelle and shay in just a minute. two years since the father was shot and killed in a movie theater in wesley chapel and the case is yet to go to trial. in an interview widow nicole oulson tells me she thought it would be over by now. she says she's trying to be strong for her 3-year-old daughter. she asked about her dad all the time. curtis reeves admits to shooting chad oulson in the movie theater after ability argument over texting. the -- an argument over texting. nicole just filed a civil lawsuit against the land developer, the theater and one of its employees. >> mr. reeves went to complain to a manager about a specific problem. why did he not respond?

walk back to the movie theater, my husband would not be dead if he had resolved the issue on his own. >> and a lot more with nicole is coming up at 6:30 here on action news including when the attorney thinks she could finally get closure and the case could go the trial. also more of the interview posted right now on my facebook page. check in with meteorologist saline and noticeably you -- shay ryan and noticeably you know a couple of degrees warmer. >> it depends on where you're at but within five degrees so we're off to a pretty decent start to the day. temperature-wise. i still put the boots on because you know, let me a minute. i'm a wimp with cool temperatures. so i bundle up. long sheaves boots that's me. all right so the futurecast this morning showing what we're seeing outside this morning. and it's just -- which is that we are absolutely dry. but very cloudy out there. and we're going to continue to see a lot of cloud cover today but very little if any rain. in fact around 4:00, maybe we'll see a shower in the -- in

south of tampa bay. it won't be until about 8:00 tonight that we'll start to have a better chance for more widespread rain to move across the area. and that continues overnight. tomorrow at 5:00 in the morning, this model is showing that we will be nice and dry. and there's a chance that that will be the case. but then as we move through the morning, we'll see more widespread rain and some pretty on shore. and that's all because of this area of low pressure that's developing in the gulf today. the low moves to our north but as that whole system moves through, we'll see scattered rain off and on through the day and i do think at this point, the way the timing is working out is that from about 8:00 in the morning until about 2:00 in the afternoon, is when we'll see the heftiest storms. the heaviest rain and the strongest chance for those severe storms to roll on shore. so the coastline will be at the highest risk for any gusty damaging winds or even a brief

the timing could change though for this. so let's keep a very close eye on this system. and if you don't have storm shield on your mobile device right now, it's a great app to have to be alerted if there are any warnings whole you're on the go. -- while you're on the go. 55 degrees right now in st. pete and 50 tampa and temperatures in the upper 40s to the north and we are going to see a mixed bag over the next couple of days with our strongest cold front moving through sunday. good morning janelle. hi shay. how's it going? we are doing great out there on the roads. conferee derider of checking out the interstates -- corey dierdorff checking out the roads for us. traffic up to speed there. a virtual drive so come on back to me and we're going to take a virtual drive up i-4 right through ybor city. on to malfunction junction. all the traffic indicators are in the green right now. so no crashes or breakdowns on i-4 heading into the junction. there's a live picture of what it looks like at i-275. and jefferson street.

this is coming in southbound towards downtown tampa. 14 minutes from the apex to i- 4. five minutes from busch down to i-4. and six minutes from i- 4 down to the howard frankland bridge. back to you. 5:16. this morning, an apollo beach man faces 13 citations after officers god a call from someone concerned about his dogs. the owner did not want to use his name but showed us where his dogs lived and he says he keeps them in crates at a friend's house. this morning he argues they are healthy. loved and that he was only cited once. not 13 times. >> outside -- cited for. they have not have a big enough house. which i agree. they do not have a big enough house. that's my fault. >> now according to hillsborough county pet resources, the dogs were allowed to stay because they weren't in imminent danger. flush flush one man who happened to be in the neighborhood took these pictures and he argues the dogs didn't look like they were in good shape. >> the backyard of the house

of dogs and cats and there's no running water and no electricity at the house. >> dj fletcher says he rescued two dogs that were loose in the neighborhood and we'll continue following this story. a near death experience but still a dog doesn't leave his owner's side. >> this is really heart- breaking, despite the loyalty that dog is now in need of a new home right now. dose that you see right here is an 8-year-old bulldog retriever mix. he spent a year at the citrus county animal shelter before he was adopted just six weeks ago. in the same day that he went to his new home, his new owner suffered a heart attack and collapsed. dose licked that man until he regained consciousness. and then that man could call for help. well, the man even left a note for paramedics explaining how the dog saved him. but now that man can't care for dose anymore. and the dog is once again back at the shelter and search of a forever home. >> it's a shame you know, things didn't work out for him.

he deserves a special special >> dose is currently living with a foster parent. if you're interested in adopting him, we've listed who you should contact. it's on the website right now at abcactionnews.com. what she went through. whoever did this to her, i hope them. >> friends and family elated to italy. and in the last ten minutes, we're learning exactly who the suspect is. >> and then a fire chief joins a militia in oregon as that protest continues as a wildlife refuge. why this morning. >> and another big selloff on wall street is translating into trillions of dollars of losses for the year. abc's kendis gibson and reena ninan report. >> reporter: good morning, topping america's money, the ongoing slump for stocks.

365 points, the s&p 500 and nasdaq were off too. get this since the start of the year the average 401k plan has lost nearly $7,000. u.s. airlines are soaring though. in just the first three quarters of last year, the carriers had nearly $18 billion in profits. >> nosediving fuel prices are a major reason but so are all the extra fees and it's unlikely we will get a break on those anytime soon. a load of this cholesterol delight. >> because the 15 and one burger is a load. that six inch beef patty smothered in a huge helping of pulled pork, cheese, bacon if fried onions. >> it will be sold the sunday's seahawks and panthers game in charlotte. in price? 1 -- in charlotte. the price? $15.01. >> you get it? >> because the team is 15-1. >> that's america's money.

new information just coming in about the suspect in a florida woman's murder. prosecutors just announced they arrest tad-year-old man -- arrested a 25-year-old man. an immigrant for ashley olsen's murder in florence. >> olsen suffered two skull fractures before she was strangled. they detained daio after dna evidence was found under her fingernails. they left a disco early friday morning and entering her apartment and investigators say he took and used olsen's cell phone after she was dead. new developments coming in

the tire chief in what are knee county, oregon has resigned. the chief lost faith in the county government and is now siding with the protesters. this, as the armed militants occupying the national wide life refuge -- wildlife refuge announced they will inform residents when they will heave at a community meeting. it will take place at 7:00 p.m. friday and the group wants to turn over the federally owned refuge land to local ranchers and loggers. 5:25. coming up, the world's biggest lottery jackpot split three ways. this morning. what we know about the winners including one from here in florida. >> and good morning everybody. we are keeping an eye on the roads. looking at a traffic camera all along the interstates, here we are at i-75 and the lee roy selmon expressway. no crashes or breakdowns here, coming up we'll check the drive

now at 5:30, 4, 8, 19, 27, 34, and 10. see these numbers?