the driver of a stolen vehicle crashed the car into this house in safety harbor. the woman who lives here tells me how this ended up in her bedroom. i'm lindsay logue with that story at 9:00. >> the new hampshire primary results of course are critical for presidential candidates, all the candidates had their ups and downs, we break down who may be going back to their day jobs. >> zika hits another country. where the most recent case has been reported and how florida is taking action to identify anybody with the virus. good morning, thank you for joining us on this wednesday for abc action news at 9:00. i'm deiah riley >> i'm dan shaffer.

we're keeping tabs on breaking news. three people on the run now after crashing their stolen car into a house. it happened after 1:00 this morning. >> two people and their dogs were home when the car came barreling through. lindsay logue tawbdz with the homeowner who said her dogs were just inches from being hit. >> reporter: look at the damage left behind. this pile of wood here, this used to be a white picket fence. if you look here you can see the damage to the side of the house and chimney. where that black trash bag is? that used to be a window. the scene mlk and 5th in quaint quiet safety harbor. danielle westin and her boyfriend fast asleep. >> i remember hearing a huge bang and glass breaking and then smoke. >> she says at first she thought someone was breaking in >> the impact was so hard it shattered the window and glass flew into the bedroom. >> reporter: and a street sign, ironically a do not enter sign

>> my dogs were on the couch, they were not hurt. >> reporter: outside a banged up pt cruiser stolen from clearwater but no sign of the driver or passengers. deputies launched helicopters and k-9 team. the damage is more than what you can see. the car slammed into the electrical box knocking out hour to the house. temperatures here dipped in the 40s overnight. clean-up and repairs will take days if not weeks. >> these situations are crazy, where do you start? >> reporter: this scene could have been worse had it happened a few hours later. look at this, safety harbor elementary school is just feet from this house, this is a very busy intersection in the morning. with kids walking and biking to school. in safety harbor, lindsay logue, abc action news. the owner of the stolen car didn't even know it was stolen. deputies say the car was left unlocked overnight. we turn to democracy 2016 -- the votes are in.

are celebrating big wins after primary. the billionaire had nearly as candidates combined. >> the big surprise, florida senator marco rubio, strong showing in iowa finished just fourth place, virtually tied with the former florida governor jeb bush. new hampshire voters elevated governor john kasich to second place. >> there's magic in the air with this campaign. we don't see it as just another campaign. we see this as an opportunity for all of us, and i mean all of us, to be involved in something that is bigger than our own lives. to change america. to re-shine america, to restore the spirit of america, and to leave no one behind. >> new hampshire, i want to thank you, we love you, we're going to be back a lot. we're not going to forget you. you started it, remember. you started it. >> our disappointment tonight is not on you. it's on me.

i did not -- i did not do well on saturday night so listen to this, that will never happen again! >> that shocking admission from rubio last night blaming his debate performance for the poor showing in new hampshire. rubio, though, still has the third most gop delegates, trump leads with 17. from iowa and new hampshire. that is followed by ted cruz with 10, 1237 are needed to win the republican nomination for president. on the democratic side new hampshire voters overwhelmingly sanders over hillary clinton. >> and he believes the victory is are -- the start of something great. >> what happened here in new hampshire, in terms of an enthusiastic and aroused electorate, people who came out in large numbers, that is what country! >> now we take this campaign to the entire country. we are going to fight for every

we're going to fight for real solutions that make a real difference in peoples' lives. >> sanders is still trailing clinton for delegates by a wide margin, 394-42. that is because the democrats have hundreds of super delegates who already pledged their support for the former secretary of state. happening today -- president obama is going back to where it all started for him. he'll address the state legislature in springfield, illinois to mark the anniversary of his presidential announcement in the city nine years ago today. the president served there as state senator from 1997 to 2004. he's expected to urge the nation to move beyond the partisan divide that marked his time in the oval office. let's check with ivan cabrera for a look at the forecast on this wednesday. a little chilly still outside? >> it is. the fact we're going to start with the weather alert for tonight, nature coast, a freeze watch there, temperatures in the upper 20s to lower 30s, probably going to happen for a couple of hours. so we'll watch it.

we'll keep you posted. temperatures right now slowly try to get back up, low 50s now. we're doing that with full sunshine. despite sunshine this afternoon we're still going to hold into the mid-50s. the difference today not as windy as we had yesterday so wind gusts up to 20, maybe 25 miles per hour but certainly not the 40 that we had through the day yesterday. we've gotten rid of that. now we just have to warm things up. it will take a while. it's 9:06 so for those of you that are lucky enough to maybe get to work by 10:00 a.m., usually this time around we have less volume but always good to check in with janelle. this is typically when you want to leave if you can. traffic is lightening up. here's a look at the sunshine skyway bridge where earlier this morning we had a high wind advisory, not in effect now but still want to be careful when you cross those bridges now if you're heading out the door. taking a live look through downtown tampa traffic very light as you might expect now. taking just 6 minutes to get

frankland bridge and downtown in both directions, it doesn't get much better than that. heading into tampa on i-4 maybe from lakeland, 23 minutes to get to downtown. 15 minutes from county line road to 75, just 8 minutes from 75 to 275. back to you. new developments now in the hunt for a gunman who killed two people and injured six others at a strip club in tampa. look at these surveillance pictures. tampa police now say the man you see here was in club rain when the weekend shooting happened. he's considered a person of interest. officers are not saying he's the shooter. just want to interview him. two people were killed after the shooting 2:00 saturday morning if you know who this is call tampa police. we are learning new information a third victim has come forward accusing a tai kwon do instructor of molestation. pinellas county deputies arrested andrew kim last week charging him with

young girls at os tai kwon do. the latest victim claims kim molested her in the school's van. the zika virus is continuing to spread around the world this morning. china is now reporting its first case of zika in a man who recently traveled to venezuela. chinese health officials believe the virus is unlikely to spread now in china due to cold temperatures and also lack of mosquitos. the zika health crisis continues to grow in the u.s. today health officials in indiana and ohio are reporting the first cases in their states, both people got the virus after traveling to haiti. there are now 66 reported cases spread across 19 states. so far no one has gotten this virus from the mosquitos in the united states but there are concerns that could happen later this year. the cdc just moved its emergency operations center to the highest level in order to prepare for zika. in florida the state reactivating nearly 1,000 extra

governor scott says all 16 of the florida zika cases are travel related. he's also asking the cdc for more training to help florida hospitals identify the symptoms. as the number of cases grows here and abroad athletes competing in the summer olympics in brazil are now sharing their concerns. the u.s. women's soccer goalie hope solo tells "sports illustrated" if she had to make a choice she would not go to the summer olympics in rio. she says she wants to have children one day and doesn't want to risk her unborn child having a zika-caused birth defect. kenyan officials say his players may pull out of the games if zika levels get higher breaking news yesterday morning, in the train crash in germany. one person still missing. 88 people were injured in the crash, nine of them seriously. look at the damage here. authorities say it appears those two passenger trains collided head on without braking. right now they are trying to

designed to automatically stop trains to prevent crashes like this didn't work. both trains' data recorders are being analyzed now. the hurricane that tossed a cruise ship in violent rough seas is expected to return to port today. there are now calls for a federal investigation into what went wrong. the anthem of the seas ship master now claims the forecast "wasn't anything near what we experienced." despite noaa's ocean prediction issuing an alert friday. passengers are now criticizing royal caribbean and the captain for sailing through that storm. >> i'm really concerned about the captain's judgment in this situation. >> thank goodness there was not much damage and that it is seaworthy but the question is

why are mistakes made? >> florida senator bill nelson leading the charge for answers. the captain claims the storm they encountered was worse than forecast. royal caribbean apologized and offering full refunds to passengers. going to need another excuse i think. temperatures now across our area with less wind now, still very cold in mid and upper 40s. freeze watch tonight. how cold will we get? and when will we warm up? it's coming. coming up -- the mayor of flint, michigan is taking drastic action to fix the city's toxic water crisis as soon as possible. we'll tell you what the new plan is. >> if you're looking for a job now is the time to freshen up that resume and head to an interview. new information today shows the odds are in your favor to hear

9:14. the u.s. department of justice is not happy with ferguson, missouri. at the center of riots almost two years ago following the police shooting of an unarmed man there. last night the city council voted to accept justice department recommendations to reform its police and court systems, but with some conditions including limiting the cost to ferguson. the council says the agreement could bankrupt the city. justice officials call the conditions unacceptable and says it will take legal action to make sure the city complies with the constitution. meanwhile, new information from flint, michigan. where state officials are scrambling to put an ends to a toxic water crisis there. the mayor announced yesterday a $55 million proposal to remove lead piping from the city's water system. first priority goes to high- 9:15. the court-martial of sergeant hold. proceedings.

court to make a decision about whether classified evidence should be shared with bergdahl's defense team. he's accused of desertion, leaving his mail military base in afghanistan in 2009 and being captured by the taliban. some were killed during search and rescue missions. bergdahl's attorneys argued jail time would be inappropriate given his years in captivity and the torture they say he endured. u.s. is inching closer to breaking a record for the number of job openings across the country. the labor department says there were 5.6 million unfilled jobs in december. that is just shy of an all-time record set in july of last year. the downside, many u.s. workers don't have the skills to fill those jobs, many require vocational training like truck drivers and plumbers. thousands of employees will be soon out of a job, at the struggling retail giant.

country . poor holiday sales has sears speeding up its timeline to close. grocery store coupons you may not know about. just because it says it is expired doesn't necessarily mean it's worthless. john matarese explains so you don't waste your money. >> reporter: it's happened to us all. you have a coupon if your pocket or purse but by the time you get to using it the coupon expired. before you toss it away there are some stores that will still take it. don't throw out that expired coupon just yet. the savings web site web rather be shopping says some stores will accept a gently expired coupon, that expired the past few weeks. bed, bath and beyond, if yours doesn't work the cashier will often give you a new one.

michael's, if yours is old ask the manager if you can have a new one. kohl's says expired coupons not ok but -- so many brands are excluded from some, it may still not work. from the doesn't that stink file, people trying to use a counterfeit coupon, you're ripping off the store and it may even come out of the cashier's paycheck. how to tell if one is fake? too good to be true. free bag of doritos. fake. free olive oil and this one for $4 quaker oatmeal. doesn't that stink? it's ok to try a recently expired coupon but not ok to use a fake one. if a cashier tells you no don't get into a fight. if they say they won't take it just move on and as always don't waste your money. mother nature is shining brightly on southern california. temperatures in that region soared into the 80s and 90s yesterday. downtown l.a.

beating the old record by 4 degrees. other records were set in long beach and santa barbara. forecasters say the heat will die down by the end of the week but for now californians are soaking it up. we would like to soak up warmer weather. we're waiting too but it's slowly getting there. >> we have the trough now in the east. the ridge in the west. that is bad news for them because they need the rainfall. but for us, freeze watch now in effect for the nature coast once again. i don't think there's going to be a huge deal. upper 20s to lower 30s. maybe for a couple of hours, maybe not even below 30. it's a freeze watch. conditions will be favorable for, that we have clear skies and calm winds. it will allow for temperatures to really tumble as we head through tonight. it will be cold. no question. it's just a matter of whether we technically freeze tonight or not. 50 now in tampa. 52 st. pete. 51 clearwater. we're doing that with full sunshine, despite that not warming up much.

few low clouds this morning. those are now at this point gone as a dry northwest flow has taken over here. so it's going to remain sunny for the remainder of today, also remain cool so there is that. the one good thing, we've lost the wind. still a bit breezy, certainly by later today but yesterday we were gusting 35 to 40 and we had the sailboats flipping over. i don't think that will be the case today as temperature begin to rebound. winds will not be as strong. in fact they cancelled the skyway bridge adviser to the high winds. good call there. certainly not windy this morning at this time. mid to upper 50s for highs this afternoon. we should be in the low 70s, not going to be anywhere near that and by the time we get into tonight, 41 tampa. mid to upper 30s to the north and again we may see a few spots crossing the nature coast drop to 32 for a couple of hours and that is we have the freeze watch up. it's going to be cold. there will not be a wind chill so the temperatures you see here, which are cold enough, i get it, are going to be what it will feel like in the morning.

no question about it. by the way boating conditions from yesterday. we had 10 to 15-foot seas, 5 to 8 now and that small craft advisory finally after several 4:00. we're on our way to high tide by later this afternoon and we're looking at a 7-day forecast that has plenty of sunshine in it but look at the temperatures, after the chilly degrees by friday. if we can only keep that trend going up but no. still mild saturday with upper 60s. valentine's day we cool back down. not bad though, still dry and sun and mid-60s. coming up at 9:30 -- a crime alert in sarasota county, cars broke noon left and right. >> target taking its gender inclusive lines one step farther. the new merchandise for kids hitting store shelves this month. >> i'm lisa campos with your "positively tampa bay," the broadway show of disney's "the lion king" has been traveling the world in north america. the key player behind the

the duchess of cambridge may be one of the biggest fashion icons but her 9-month- old is hot on her heels as she's become a top designer's mousse.

lipstick shade after princess charlotte. the global vice president and general manager says the shade was inspired by the deepest saturated pink tones of an english rose. the deep rose pink lipstick is only exclusively available at what are rod's in london now but if you would like to wear the shade in america you can get it on-line but be prepared, it's going to cost you $67 which includes overseas shipping. target is breaking gender barriers again with its new gender neutral bedding line. the company says the designs will further blur the line between what is considered boys and girls. the pillow fort collection offers universally themed bedding including trees, bicycles and arrow in neutral yellow. there are still dinosaurs, astronauts and flowers, however oriented.

out and it's available starting family 1s. here's a class that gets moms and babies moving. >> they should do it before the baby eats. >> good point. >> the moms are dancing to "i just want to fly "q." it is in in san diego and called "canninga groove." since the video hit facebook last week of this kanga groove it got more than 2.5 million views and thousands of supporter comments. >> is that a guy or girl? >> it's a girl. still ahead -- some new games could be coming to the hard rock casino in tampa. details on a new $3 billion between the state and the

a family's beloved pet dead, the family wants answers and manatee county code enforcement plans to be back out in this community today to ensure that the business where this happened is shut down for good. i'll explain it all coming up in a live report. >> it's your safety on the line. another 840,000 cars added to an already astounding recall list. which cars could also have this faulty at fault -- takata airbag inside? >> changing how we get medications. what will soon be in most walgreen's stores that will revolutionize the way drugs are dispensed. first at 9 : 30, a manatee county family looking for answers after the mauling death of their small terrier was attached by a larger dog. >> turns out the boarding facility where this happened was run illegally.

dunigan joins from us bradenton with more. >> reporter: dan, this is a community where this all happened, in fact we spoke with county code enforce merchet, they say this community isn't even zoned tore this sort of business so it should not have been here in the first place. a beloved pet and the family looking for answers and county code enforcement will be here later this morning to ensure this business remains closed for good. jim dwrier, owner of the 4-year- old terrier says he was assured by peter pam's sitting and boarding that the small terrier wouldn't be mixed with larger breeds. turns out "kayla" in the same room with a dobo argentino similar to this onetured here it's over 100 pounds and typically used for big game hunting. >> she had at least one bite to her abdomen. >> reporter: the owner of the doggie someday care pamela morgan says the attack was a mistake and animals are unpredictable.

camera when we knocked on her door tuesday night. what do you say to the people about their dog that is gone? >> it is gone. it was tragic. tragic. i mean -- tragic. >> reporter: dwyer speaking out hopeful other dog owners don't have to experience the same. thankful as well that the family's other pet also being kept at the if -- facility is safe at home. >> it's been hugely difficult with one dog being killed, if they had both been killed it disastrous. >> reporter: the owner of that facility says they are run through this web site here, dogvacay.com. we contacted them yesterday and they say this facility, their account has been deactivated so they are not running from this web site anymore. as for county code enforcement they plan to be here at some point later today but say that dog day care owner will be cited for running this facility

rodney dunigan, abc action news. a crime alert in sarasota county. a few extra seconds after you park your car could keep you from becoming the victim of a car break-in. sarasota police say between monday and tuesday morning, 24- hour period crooks there stole 40 cars in sarasota county in a downtown parking area. they were just blocks away from each other in fact. four people have been charged for the crimes, matthew gunn and three juveniles. there's a picture of matthew. officers suspect their victims were easy targets because most of the car break-ins police investigated this year happened because vehicles were unlocked. our adam winer will be talking with officers today about what else you can do to protect yourself and your property. once he files that report we'll be sure to post it on our abc action news app. here's the good news if you still haven't left your home -- you've missed most of the cold. temperatures now milder than we had this morning.

in a lot of areas. mid to upper 40s now in many areas. tampa 50. it's still chilly by our standards but by afternoon we'll get mid and upper 50s. that is all we can do, feeling less cool because it will be less of a wind today. still breezy, 20 to 25 miles per hour, but getting ready for colder temperatures tonight. then quickly moderating, we'll have a mini warm-up coming up. details in the 7-day forecast straight ahead. you may notice some new games the next time you go to the hard rock casino. craps and roulette are one step closer to making their debut at tampa. house lawmakers just voted to move forward a $3 billion deal between the state and the seminole tribe. that compact would also let the casinos, tribe operates exclusively offer card games like black jack. consumer alert -- daimler now plans to recall 841,000

potentially defective airbags made by japan's takata corporation. that recall involves 705,000 mercedes benz cars and 136,000 daimler vans in the u.s. but the german automaker didn't release details on models and specific years. this is the latest expansion of the takata recalls as ordered by the national highway traffic safety administration. we'll have full details on the recall on our app. drone and model aircraft can return to the skies near the nation's capital. the faa just eased up on restrictions. the federal aviation administration says it's shrinking a 30 mile radius no drone zone ring around reagan airport to a 15-mile radius. the new rules take effect today. they must be registered, marked, be less than 55 pounds and have to stay below 400 feet. first came cabs, then uber and lyft.

>> water taxis. troy mathi opens starship dining from channelside. each of his three boats can hold dozens of passengers. he says it's the perfect way to dodge traffic from harker island to downtown. >> he says the decision made even easier after the redevelopment of the channelside plaza. >> when you see someone else personally invest in it you want to personally invest. you say well he's willing to risk what he's got, we're willing to risk what we got. >> keep an eye out for the new boats, they officially launch february 27 27. walgreen's is going to kiosks soon. it will be in 39 states. walgreen's says the kiosks will make it easier and for convenient for customers while

it will also make naloxone, a life saving opioid antidote available without a prescription at pharmacies in 35 states. when the program is complete it will be available without a prescription in more than 5,800 walgreen's, nearly 8,200 stores. eli manning has gotten flack for his lackluster reaction to big brother peyton winning last weekend's super bowl. >> here's an impression. the reaction was caught on camera as the broncos scored a touchdown that put them on the verge of winning the game. he had a blank stare and maybe a hint of resentment. >> the expression happened as everyone around him started to cheer and celebrating in the manning family box. eli told tmz at newark airport he was worried the panthers would tie the game. >> the focus was on -- the

>> a lot of people took to social media to comment on his reaction. some people called it a classic case of sibling rivalry. >> now you're mom's favorite. >> guess he didn't want to celebrate too soon? >> i guess so. 40 days, that's how long the protesters have been occupying the wildlife center in oregon, but deputies are now coming under investigation. valentine? how about one of these cute penguins from the florida aquarium?

today marks 40 days of the occupation of a wildlife refuge center in oregon. the last four remaining occupiers say they have no plans to leave. they are now demand to have all charges against them dropped and also want the man who led the protest released from jail.

month along with 10 others. the last remaining occupiers keep posting videos on youtube and say they are using generators and also mentioned a cheap phone provided to them by the fbi. >> they took away all our smartphones and gave us this little flip phone that doesn't even have a speaker. there earlier this week a nevada state assembly member says lawmakers from several states will hold a protest in portland this week. the occupation started last month with protesters saying the government mistreats local ranchers who use federal land in the area. some troubling news to tell you about now. school district officials in upstate new york are considering an environmental study after two employees at the same middle school have been diagnosed with cancer. they work at rush henrietta middle school near rochester. district officials say both similarities. preliminary tests haven't found any risk factors but a more extensive investigation is are in school. this would last about three weeks.

where snow falls almost daily you need to make the best out of a bad situation. that is exactly what one person from new brunswick did when they got a craving for tim horton's in the middle of a snowstorm. she hooked up her dogs and then hooked up the sled and put them on the ride of their lives. you can see the two border collies pulling her along the snowy roads in town. she was mindful of their safety staying mostly on sidewalks, off busy roads. the owner is a dog trainer, says people are often surprised her border collies can pull the sled with her on it but she points out any, really, medium to large-sized preed can be taught to mush. once the crew arrived she rewarded them with a treat. look at this -- this swiss skier has taken playing in the snow to a whole new level by upping his smartphone photography game. he calls this move his signature slow motion swirl shot. the swiss skier did this with an i-phone with a tether and

he says it's as difficult as it looks. he says it took him years to perfect this particular move. cool. >> i can't even stay on skis. here's a video of me on skis, boom! that's about it. that's all you get. the dogs were cute though, i liked that. it's been cold enough for snow in florida. we just don't get the moisture in that combination, very rarely happens here as you well know. temperatures in the low 50s but we were low 30s this morning. tonight. in fact more of us will be in the 30s as we head through tonight and temperatures will really tumble quickly after sunset so bundle up tonight and heading into tomorrow though the winds won't be as much of an issue. temperatures now in the upper 40s. this is mild compared to where we were this morning. 50 in tampa. 51 clearwater. and already upper 50s. those are the highs today. if you're curious as to where

coming but not quite yet. we first have to get through this. upper 30s tonight and again we're going to do this with clear skies and calm winds so we don't have to worry about a wind chill. when you have clear skies and calm winds patchy frost. in fact you may need a little scrape on the windshield in the morning. we have freeze watches as well across the north, nature coast go going to potentially drop in the upper 20s to lower 30s. that is for a couple of hours and that is it. it's not a warning yet. we'll keep you posted throughout the day today. later today we'll see if it gets upgraded but at this point just cold. for the boaters, northwesterly winds at 15 small craft advisory lifts at 4:00 so after today we'll be in better shape. you can get back out there. and we're going to do that with some nice weather as well despite the chilly, it will be that, certainly as we -- especially wake up in the morning. good 20-degree jump by the afternoon, low 60s. we like this trend, by friday 70 degrees with plenty of

temperatures falling back into the 40s. look at the weekend, i warned you this morning, don't forget sunday, it's valentine's day, mid-60s by then with plenty of sunshine. i don't think our next rain chance, or really more significant one doesn't come in until next week. looking good, dry and cool. a tampa native is bringing the magic of "the lion king" to audiences nationwide. next on "positively tampa bay" meet the plant high school graduate making a anymore for himselelf.

good morning, "the lion king" will have its final performances the next five days. valentine's day is your last chance to see it before the north american tour continues to its next stop. making the animated film come alive on stage is a very

take a look, on broadway they've got a moving circular staircase that serves as pride rock, more than 1,000 light sources help create the look and feel of the savannahs and the stage floor on broadway isn't even, it's tilted making sure that all this work's traveling city to city are the stage managers and we're excited to have with us the assistant stage manager of the north american tour, michael morales. he is a graduate of plant high school. thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> i feel like a groupie, we're so proud of you. you represent the tampa bay area. as you travel all over with the show. you are the assistant stage manager, what does the stage manager do? >> the stage management team is ultimately responsible for maintaining every aspect of the show. we run the show every night. we're on stage, we're calling all the cues for the show. we make sure that all the

go each night for the performance. >> you look like you're 14. you tell me you're 32. i don't believe it. how long have you been traveling with broadway tours? >> with broadway tours about 9 1/2 years. this is my seventh show. >> you greapted from plant high school. when did you know this was what you wanted? >> i was in theater as a kid. community theater around town. and in high school i started to do a little more of the tech side. i was on stage a lot but i got involved in lighting and sound and i learned a little bit about everything. and so my teacher at plant high school, bette shawnessy, she really introduced me to what a stage manager is, i found that to be a great blend of everything because you're in rehearsal with the actors, you're interacting with the drow director but yet you have to know all the other departments, lighting, sound, wardrobe.

communicate with everybody. >> quite a bit going on. >> yes. a stage manager is just the point person and the liaison between all the departments. >> any action on stage, whether it's human or light or switch, requires a cue and you're the guy that gives it. >> that's right. one of our job to run the show is call the show. we're in a booth with the different monitors which show all angles from the stage. all the lighting cues. >> congratulations. >> thank you. watching. they are very proud of you as are we. congratulations to you. >> thank you very much. >> if you would like to see michael's magic on the stage you've got only until sunday. that's your last chance to see "the lion king." come on facebook for more

still cool, temperatures in the low 50s now. we'll manage upper 50s. still breezy but not as windy today. warming trend through friday. 70 degrees, when was the last time we did that? long. this weather has been more for the penguins, not so much for us humans. we'll see if we can work on day plans yet? >> i have. >> good for you. >> you still have a chance to get a unique gift. we're talking about -- not talking chocolate or flowers. that's right. you can surprise your sweety at the workplace this friday before value tiefns day with one of these cute penguins from the florida aquarium. >> for a chance to win you can make a donation or go directly

abcactionnews.com under story so cute. you're going to love the weather tonight. it will be in the 30s. so they can actually be in good shape outside. >> the cuban sandwich. >> love it. like that. we'll explain on the facebook -- >> exactly. continuing coverage now of the day's top stories on abcactionnews.com. >> "fab life" is next.