and hopefully it will not catch you off guard. you can see this world in the clouds watch the radar swirling around off the coast. it already has a low pressure area developing along the leading edge of that clouds and mainly that tonight. we will get a chance for light rain overnight but the show will be tomorrow in the late morning. here is the rough sketch timing for you overnight tonight and till 8 am, 9 am rain developing and we will watch the gulf of mexico as the storm gets close between roughly 9 am and noon heavy rain, gusty with a few heavy to severe thunderstorms and we will watch a squall line of storms, a line of them moving through possibly severe afternoon. here's a quick look at the future track and you can see at 9:00 in the morning, heavy downpours start to begin and look at the squall developing, these will be on the move. a lot to keep track of and more specifics are tomorrow's heavy storms in 15 minutes and i will answer your questions about el nio come potential for severe

weather tomorrow and potential severe weather on sunday, dave 2 had to facebook .com/ wftv at 7:00 tonight to join the conversation. following breaking news right now in orange county where a van lands into a home among you and trapping the driver inside the vehicle. it happen at home on lightning trail near lake howell wrote. jeff deal is live. a witness told you that it took them 40 minutes for crews to free the driver. >> reporter: the fire crews called it every extrication picked look here and see the scene investigators are here and beyond that you can see the man is buried inside the home and they said the driver was trapped in the van by pieces of the home that collapsed on top of him. buried under a mound of debris is where i witnesses found a van they say moments earlier had been speeding through the community. >> he was driving crazy and hit curbs and driving on lawns and crazy through a residential

area for >> reporter: laura was following behind hoping to get his license plate or company name to report the reckless driving when they found the van collided with the home. fire crews arrived on scene moments later worked to get the man out but it was not easy. >> reporter: significant damage to the man and house and he was pinned in the van by structure of the house. >> reporter: heavy extrication, the man described at 55-60 rush to our rmc and they don't know is a medical episode play part in this and police are working to figure out what led up to the crash. people here say they are thankful no one was harmed -- home at the time and no one got in the drivers way. >> i have kids and there is a 5- year-old here. it is terrifying. >> reporter: and you can see crash scene investigators are here doing some measurements trying to find this out. building inspector was here on scene and we have learned about what has happened with the home

and we will update you on all of this coming up in the next hour. live in matlen, jeff deal, channel 9 eyewitness news. central florida is buzzing with excitement because of one of 3 coveted winning tickets in the powerball jackpot was old here. >> we can tell you 2 people who did not have to take it. the ticket was sold at a public them over beach pier --.. that public is a new attraction for tours. >> reporter: people have been stopping by to snap a photo of the lucky publix store. we are here with media from all over central and south florida try to get a better idea of who the winner might be. the odds were slim, one in 292 million but in a public near the immaculate -- dollar store in melbourne beach, someone pick the 6 numbers that guarantee them a share of the powerball jackpot. >> it's fabulous melbourne beach is getting this kind of

news that is wonderful news. >> reporter: the news of that winning $528.6 million brevard county take it spread as quickly as the speculation about who the big winner might be. >> i would be happy for anybody in the community that would have one. >> reporter: this afternoon it was rumored that the winner lived a few short miles from the publix store driftwood plaza weather jackpot ticket was sold. and we were not the only ones who heard the rumor. >> there's a lot that can be done in the community with money like that but i think she's a wonderful person. i'm looking forward to talking to her sometime about it. >> reporter: not long before melbourne piece -- melbourne beach police showed up to kind information with us. >> she saying she did not win call that is what she's telling me now. >> reporter: whoever the winner or winners are, they have 180 days from the date of the drawing to claim the 3rd of a record-setting jackpot. >> i hope they spend it wisely and use it for a good purpose. >> reporter: if you think was heartbreak when you took a look at your powerball tickets this morning, just wait until you

see how close another brevard county resident came on eyewitness news at 4. live in melbourne beach, melonie holt, channel 9 eyewitness news that has to be painful. i was not near being close. thank you, melanie. we wandered now which -- what the jackpot winner should do with the money when they come into money. channelized the nation from sat down with a financial advisor to find out how to tackle a windfall and she is putting that story together for you and she will have that for you in the next half-hour. developing late this afternoon, the death of the man whose body was found by a nightclub near baldwin park has just been ruled a homicide. you saw the story breaking if you are watching eyewitness news at 4 yesterday. orlando police say they found the body of 43-year-old essex taylor the 3rd behind the gilt nightclub off of bennett wrote. there's no word on possible suspects or motive. find a smaller for an apartment complex where we have done several stories on the deteriorating living conditions. windsor cove has one $54,000 in fines for things like faulty

conditioners, and other problems. yesterday the city code enforcement board voted to reduce the fines to about $15,000. we are working to find out why they reduced fines. and the next 30 minutes, orange county school board vendors are set to discuss potential changes that could impact every student in the district that and their parents they are pushing into high school start times over later in the morning. channel 9's karla ray found out it is not going to be as easy as some might think. >> reporter: no decisions will be made in the meeting that starts here in less than a half hour. but student and experts we spoke to today agreed that high school start times should be pushed back. ask almost any high school or. >> how much sleep do you get? >> about 6 hours honestly. >> is that enough? >> no. >> or their parents yet she's in bed by 10:00 and a by 5:30. >> reporter: between studying, sports a job sleep is a hot commodity. >> i played 3 sports and i don't get enough sleep for

to 9 hours of sleep every night for the american academy of the ajax release a study suggesting high school push start guys to a: 30 or later to help teenagers get enough rest and avoid health risks. >> they have are higher rate of becoming obese and it affects mental health because they have higher rates of depression as well according to the packet for tonight's meeting, additional bussing could cost up to $30 million per year plus capital to buy more buses hit and each option could also change start and end times for middle and elementary schools -- students grading headaches for parents. >> i don't think pushing back start time will change anything because kids will stay up late and be on their gaming systems so it is not going to make a difference. >> reporter: we just caught up with the share -- chairman who has been pushing for this ahead of this meeting what he says about how to do this in an affordable way coming up on eyewitness news. in orange county, karla ray channel, channel 9 eyewitness news. republican presidential candidates will battle it out in what -- one of the last opportunities to win over

voters before the iowa caucuses in just a few exact tonight's debate host a small number of candidates only 7 on the main stage and we can see fireworks certain candidates with the way support says they will not go down without a fight. >> the american dream is in danger. >> reporter: ben carson has been falling of the polls but earlier this week he told cnn over the phone that he will not be so polite and tonight's debate. >> i will insinuate myself where insinuation needs to be had and i think you will see a lot more energy behind the responses because, again, i do not have that weight on my shoulders. >> donald trump is aiming his attacks at senator checkers. >> ted cruz is a problem. >> questioning his citizenship since he was born in canada however crews his mother was born in the u.s. which means he can play -- claim citizenship but that may be the least of the worries tonight ted cruz is facing criticism for not disclosing a $1 million loan from his wife's employer. goldman sachs. for the first in a senate

campaign next we borrowed against stocks and assets we had so those loans have been disclosed over and over again on multiple filings. >> since foxbusiness had a smaller panel neither rand paul, nor carly fiorina will be on the main debate stage. paul decided to boycott it completely. >> the republican party and media are making a big mistake by pushing me out of the debates because i think i have a different voice, unique voice to the party. >> republican candidates will debate once more in 2 weeks before voters in iowa headed to the polls but democrats will hit the stage in the 4th debate on sunday and south carolina. later tonight, you can live tweet about what you see during a the republican representative presidential debate with myself a chris murphy at 9:00 but if you don't have time to do that, i will give you a complete analysis on what happened on eyewitness news at 11 on channel 9. present his final state of the union so record low ratings

speech had the lowest tv rating and 15 years. according to nielsen about 31 million viewers watched the president tuesday night. that number does not include those who stream the speech i watched it online. the speech did create a lot of buzz on social media generating 2.6 million tweets. orange county leaders have signed off on a land-use change to let a major local hotel expand. the proposed expansion to the rose and shingle creek fx 254 acres of land in the orange county convention center and international drive. a development review canadian will now look at a formal expansion plan. reserve at rosen shingle creek resort includes rooms and expanded space and redesigned call forth. only 15 years old but a teenager is charged with his little sister's murder. >> coming up what investigators are now saying happened inside this home that led to the toddler's death then nearly 2000 public school employees

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residents stop damage. >> reporter: more than one dozen homeowners are dealing with the same problem, take a look at this. you can see the trapper has thrown out corn in the dirt here leading into the trap in hopes of catching a hog. graybeards 10 did not get much -- fred did not get much sleep. >> i stood up looking out the window. >> reporter: wild hogs digging up as long looking for grubs. >> i get sick to my stomach and i get mad probably get mad first. >> reporter: most of the time is up to homeowners to take care of wildlife issues but since it is such a widespread problem, now the city has hired a trapper. city councilman gary conroy said the city hired a trapper and placed 3 traps out. we found several homes on 35th st. and edgewater where the lawn was destroyed. the city got involved because they worry about homeowners shooting the nuisance animals.

together. >> reporter: last year i was in winter garden where a trapper caught hogs and the sunset lakes area be used in hopes the traps were in his neighborhood. he's hesitant to fix his yard until the pigs are gone. >> am i going to be able to fix that myself? i will have to get side. i know i'm going to have to get some soil to put there because some of the -- there are big holes. >> reporter: homeowners are asked to contact the city did judy -- julie salomone channel 9 eyewitness news. take a look at all of the damage the wild hogs have left behind go to the slideshow section of our website wftv.com. estate bill prompted by a dog who bit of 4-year-old boy in manatee county could keep other animals off doggie death row. it allows doctors to fight euthanasia. it passed house committee yesterday and k because of the

who bit off part of a voice here. patty thomas is the dog was provoked but the babysitter denied wrongdoing. senate committee will consider the bill and we will let you know how it turns out lake county deputy say and eyewitness help them to arrest a suspected burglar into drug dealers for deputies say the witness saw antonio walters near a home in grand island yesterday and called 911. deputies a walters confessed to taking things from the home including bags of marijuana. investigators were able to get search warrants and say they found mark -- more drug inside. man and woman will also arrested it was as if the el nio winter was enough to worry about. the first hurricane of 2016 on top of el nio. alec strengthened into a hurricane this morning. hurricane warnings of 4 parts of the azores where the storm is expected to hit tomorrow morning alex the first to form in the month of january since 1938. the atlantic hurricane season does not officially begin until

june 1 and ended november 30. and we had , traced a low that formed in the gulf like what is moving our way tomorrow that was off the coast and we are watching and had a chance to form and lo and behold. >> a hurricane. >> we haven't special tab on our weather app which i'm sure you have downloaded -- we have a special tab on our weather app. >> it is free. starting first with cloud -- clouds. 60 9 degrees in orlando now. down from 70 last hour. nice day, close to average but this is el nio season nothing is going to be normal. it is going to be wacky, up-and- down. this is what we've expected. sanford, quiet. showers are possible after 4-6 am. nothing severe overnight but by tomorrow in the morning and early afternoon, we will watch the storm system developing now and has a twist to it most of

that will travel more than everything develops on the south side of this and that is what we will get in the next few hours rain to the south but quiet for the evening plans. by tomorrow, storm prediction center, this green area low risk for severe weather. we may or may not get a watch tomorrow. we will wait and see but between 8-3 make sure you're prepared. keeping your eye on things and you have your app and your weather radio ready to go bit winds over 50 miles an hour and possible tornado. orlando, tomorrow, occasional storms from 10 am. busy at noon and busy at 2:00 and we will see -- push the weather out after that. future track, it is going to show color on the map in a minute. 3:00 a.m., isolated showers will have severe weather center manned all night including the daytime hours tomorrow and we will watch the storm. 8:00 a.m. showers occasionally gusty winds blowing in and out. this complex will move through

look here to the west, look at the line of storms including the cells upper to the south. we will have multiple fronts we will watch them all converging on us at one time. between 9-10 am as you can see through the lunch hour, 1:00, everything is blowing through my 3:00. it's going to blow in a big hurry and bring a lot of strong winds with a. make sure your trash cans, lawn chairs, etc. those things that will blow around, slight risk for tornadoes cannot will that are. lightning and heavy rain fall will be a prospect it download our free weather app with an alert tab on the bottom and has tornado and severe thunderstorm warnings turned on by default it you can check for any new advisories you may want to have posted it more is coming up with the timing of the severe tomorrow. vanessa? there are now free ticket

holders who are millions and millions of dollars richer after winning last night's historic powerball. >> first is to keep your mouth shut. >> what a financial advisor says you should do, they should do with their overnight millionaire status. a new treatment facility is ready to go but does not have any patience. how concerns over funding have left the place in limbo. you will want to watch at 54 a story you have not seen yet. the team -- at 5:00, a teenager discusses how he backed into a man.

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upset or burning. don't just go with the flow. go with pradaxa, the only blood thinner that lowers your risk of stroke better than warfarin and has a specific reversal treatment. talk to your doctor about pradaxa today. plans on hold to open a new substance abuse treatment center now osceola county. organizers are ready to begin operations which analyze michael lopardi learned concerns over state funding have left the facility in limbo. >> as you can see we have very high ceilings with windows all around the top . >> this new wing and park place behavioral health and kissimmee is finished. the status ready to move clients inside and opened a new addiction receiving center in another part of the building that now they are left waiting. >> it is a little bit frustrating. we have been leading up to this for over a year.

>> reporter: park place already offers mental health services but the state plans to get the center $2.5 million over 3 years to expand and help people with substance abuse. other facilities across the state are competing for the same pot of money. we obtained the document showing broward health is appealing his funding and wants more. if that happened park place is what it could lose money so they are waiting to hire 25 people and start operations yes we operate on a tight budget. so there is no way we can begin to hire these people until we are told we will get the money. >> reporter: this is what the average bedroom looks in the filth -- looks like in the facility. we have too bad, shelves, toiletries and the goal is to ease the stress on jails and hospitals. this allows law enforcement to bring people who are under the influence instead of tying up a bit at the emergency room. >> we built the swing this year and anticipation of doing everything that is in the application for new funding. >> reporter: park place raised money to match the state funding but they say they cannot begin the expanded program until dcf delivers.

eyewitness news. 7 facilities across the state apply for the money appeals by -- that are due tuesday. beside broward health dcf says no one else has challenged the funny bit we will stay on top of this. it was shocking when it broke police in the tampa area man shot and killed at the movies by a retired police officer. >> the victim's wife is suing. >> my husband would not be dead if he had resolved the issue on his own. >> what she said in her first tv interview and the surprised defended she is taken to court. the us supreme court rules death penalty process goes against the constitution. what happens for the volusia county man about to be tried on claims he killed his wife and her children. >> investigators say a little girl's own teenage brother murdered her inside the brevard county home.

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is a heartbreaking story in the neighborhood. and all new this hour, investigators are now saying the parents were home when a teenager murdered his own little sister yes it was obvious something traumatic had happened to the child. >> you heard about the story if you are watching eyewitness night. >> steve barrett spoke with investigators to find out how this could happen while parents were home. seat, what did they tell you about this awful story? >> >> reporter: they say neither the parents were in the room in the mobile home that says in this mobile home park. it is on the other side of the mobile home park that we were not able to talk to any of the family members today that we know that those parents were home when it happened. inside a mobile home at this trailer park on us 1 near coco,

lashed out in frustration with his sister on sunday. >> from the investigation we did it appears the baby or infant was doing something that was frustrating him and would not stop and he lashed out against her, struck her in some manner which knocked her down and caused severe injuries that ultimately led to her death. >> reporter: 15-year-old noah walls was taken into custody after an autopsy revealed that the toddler died from blunt force trauma investigators say the teenager regularly cares for 2 siblings including the victim but in this case, both parents were inside the home. they are facing no charges. >> the father works a strange shift, mid morning shift and he was asleep and the mom had been out in the room with the children and she left to go to bed or check on something and so she was not there at the time of the excellent -- the incident happened. >> reporter: today we asked dcf is there have been any other problems at this house or any

other problems with this teenager. we have not heard back from them yet. live in brevard county, steve barrett, channel 9 eyewitness news. sat all the way around. >> heartbreaking story. 2 years as a man was shot and killed during a fight inside of a movie theater. >> chattels's widow is picking up a the first time explaining her feelings to the retired tampa police officer is accused of killing her husband. >> do you forgive curtis reeves? >> i don't think i am there yet yes investigation say here he is curtis reeves admitted to the shooting of haskell county which followed an argument over texting in the theater during the previous. within the past few days, nicole olson sought -- filed a civil lawsuit blaming the land developer, theater and single theater employee. >> mr. reeves went to complain to a manager about a specific problem, why did he not respond? my husband would not be dead if he had resolved the issue on his own.

>> also says she is not ready to sue reeves in civil court. meantime a stand your ground laws and hearing for reeves was rescheduled for several months from now full further delaying the criminal case. prosecutors the volusia county asked the judge today for more time to figure out how this week's u.s. supreme court ruling on florida's death penalty statute will affect the death penalty case against luis toledo. they want to delay his murder trial set for next week is that augustine. kathi belich spoke with our legal analyst about what he sees happening. he believes the defense will likely get his way to get the death penalty off the table now. >> reporter: chapter legal analyst melbourne. former chief just for 18 years believes the highest courts ruling against florida's death penalty procedures stop prosecutors from seeking death for toledo. >> the bodies of luis toledo's wife, suarez, her 8-year-old son michael and 9-year-old

daughter have never been found. volusia county prosecutors were said to taken to trial next week in st. augustine for murdering all 3 of them in october in october 2013. and they were planning to argue he deserves death if convicted. today, prosecutors asked the judge to delay the trial for as long as 2 months while they figure out what to do about the u.s. supreme court decision tuesday. that is because it will florida's death penalty scheme which makes judges the decision- makers rather than juries is unconstitutional. wftv legal analyst melvin perry believes that decision is bad news for volusia county prosecutors. >> unfortunately my reading of the hurst case it takes the death penalty totally off the table for the case is currently pending trial now because the scheme, which is in place, is unconstitutional

and the scheme needs to be redone. >> toledo's defense attorneys have been trying to have his trial delayed hoping the u.s. supreme court ruling would come first and that it would fall in their favor. now that that has happened, the defense wants to go to trial next week and wants the judge to make life the harshest sentence possible for the accused triple murderer. volusia circuit court judge says he will will tomorrow. kudos trial set for tuesday. dozens of it death penalty cases in orange county could be affected. state attorney told me today he is confident the issues can be resolved. live at the orange county courthouse, kathi belich, channel 9 eyewitness news. we are staying on top of taking news in matlen where crews are still cleaning up nearly 3 hours after a van slammed into a home. from these pictures of the scene you can see the van is stuck inside the house. witnesses tell us they saw the van being driven erratically down lightning trail need -- near lake howell wrote before crashing into crews 40 minutes to tree the driver who was then rushed to the hospital. we have a great the scene now working to get more information about will cause the crash and

we will bring you updates when we get them. the latest version of the florida senate official seal is up in chamber but could change again. lawmakers agreed to replace the confederate battle flag in the deal with florida's estate like the current design still included on flights for the senate rules committee approved removing them. the recommendations a for further changes will be presented to the full senate. a bill that will repeal florida's ban on unmarried couples living together is now headed to the full senate for a vote. a law that was back in 1868 prohibits any couple out of wedlock from sharing home. florida, michigan, mississippi are only states that formally outlaw cohabitation. nearly half 1 million florida covers live together without being married coach about the residents 8 city leaders have been slow to develop a city center and other delays can cost taxpayers nearly $14 million. channel lines janine reyes spoke with a vicious today. the land has been sitting empty for 10 years works --. >> reporter: the city generates

money from property just be on the tree line that does rentals but nothing like they expect the deal to bring in if they are able to develop this mostly empty site. however, that initial zone drafted now could come at a cost of $14 million. 41 decade the city of apopka wanted to build something here, city center that would bring the community together but the project would cost them. >> you don't want to see money go to waste. >> reporter: mike a business owner and taxpayer and apopka and he was disappointed hearing the land could sell for 66 percent less than taxpayers pay for it. the city blame the market for the loss of revenue on the now $5 million deal. >> devalued everywhere. >> reporter: leaders may not have much choice the the developer proposing to buy the site is the only one that put up a bit leaving the city to take the deal, sell it outright or put out for bids again. the developer tours southern

present a workshop and have a vote on the st. basil leaders rushed to schedule that for friday. some commissioners and residents are concerned there wasn't enough notice. >> devotion have a saying something like that. >> reporter: despite the loss, city leaders of the project and become a downtown drop of the community be something apopka is lacking. >> to get upscale restaurants, hotels, meeting spaces, retail shopping, things that the city has an citizens want for years. >> as long as it is done right and apopka doesn't lose the small-town feel. >> reporter: we heard that from a couple of residents in apopka about not wanting to lose that small-town feel. they had 9 days notice for tomorrow's meeting. public comment can come at 1:00 before the vote. if it is approved, it will still be about one year before we see any developments starting here. live in apopka, janine reyes, channel 9 eyewitness news. look behind me you are seeing 2000 teachers, bus drivers, other public school

tallahassee to focus less on standardized tests and other issues earlier -- affecting the folks workers arrive from a across florida marching several blocks to the state capitol today that they complained the state has too many high-stakes tests teachers are not paid enough and traditional public schools are not treated as fairly as charter schools. central florida teachers make sure their voices were heard. >> stop treating teachers horribly and paying them horribly, support students, give them the program they need to be successful in life. >> after the rally, people walked the halls of the capitol to personally talk with lawmakers of opposite concern. tampa area day care teacher accused of abusing at autistic child by throwing water in his face as phase a judge for child abuse charges but we told you about tiffany littlepage yesterday. police say through water at a 3- year-old boy's face because he was playing with her water bottle. the day care owner said the

months but had years of experience. >> horribly inappropriate. they are trained until -- told repeatedly what is appropriate and inappropriate get. -- >> a coworker says she has targeted disabilities in a past. a popular lip balm is facing a class action because of the customers bad reaction. >> the reason the alleged victims think she has enough evidence for the suit. gusting winds a major issue tomorrow. updating future track to show you the timing of the windiest weather. spin for weeks you would hear what people will do with millions if they win the powerball but now most of us know we will not be the ones getting the cash but there are 2 people in the era that are ready to spend millions. we found out from an advisor what to do first. big gains for oil giants chevron, exxon mobil shares up on wall street today.

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we told you earlier it is not as but number 2 new millionaires. >> maybe relatives? >> they are. >> living among us of central florida as we told you at the top of the hour someone bought one of 3 winning tickets worth $520 million at a melbourne beach publix another person one $2 million in lake mary. sinead boom spoke with a advisor about what to do to keep the money. >> reporter: we have been hearing about what would do that people would do with

of us know we will not be the ones getting the cash but to people in the area are ready to spend millions so we found out from an advisor what to do first. the age of up to the 2nd updates. >> first keep your mouth shut. >> reporter: he's a certified planner in altamonte springs and he said discretion is key for the winners in the area to keep winning's. >> it can be a blessing or a curse and what you need to do is get your head on straight. >> reporter: he says the powerball winner with more than $528 million in melbourne beach and lake mary's $2 million winner should lock up winning tickets in a bank safe-deposit box and then call a financial advisor gets people will be after you once again with schemes and needs and wants the best thing to do is have somebody say i don't make these decisions i have a provisional that does it for me. here is the number. >> reporter: properly laying out legal and financial plans with an advisor could take 3-6 months but the time is crucial to make sure the money last especially for the powerball winner poker-faced state taxes

down the road. >> unfortunately if they die early on, they could lose half of that amount to state taxes. which is critical. >> reporter: creating a trust could be an option for passing assets to an area you have to be very careful about what you will do and be discreet. sperm, channel 9 eyewitness news. you can listen to everything the advisory joe byrd had to say about -- by wftv.com. advice. keep your mouth shut. >> that works for a lot of things. >> a life lesson. >> it would be hard with social media not to say here is the ticket. >> i could do it. >> [laughter] >> i would not tell anyone. >> those of you shopping at the all the grocery short chain they are eliminating junk foods from checkout lanes at the store chain will replace chocolate candy like -- chocolate candy with nuts, granola and trail mix did the chain has 1500 stores in the u.s. including several in central florida. they hope to have the junkfood

removed from the checkout lanes by the end of the year. this afternoon the maker of a very popular lip balm is facing proposed class-action with cool weather maybe you have it in your pocket. it comes from a woman who says eos cause her to break out in rashes. others commenting saying they have had similar reactions when using eos approved by the fda they sold millions last month receiving only about 40 complaints. a spacewalk is scheduled for tomorrow morning on international space station astronaut tim copra of nasa in tempe with european space agency are replacing a failed voltage regulator that broke down and november weakening the power grid spacewalks have been done since -- from the ice pekesafter tomorrow's is first and copra's 3rd. beautiful day today.

saturday will be fantastic and sunday another to severe weather today is possible. >> watcher -- hunker down and watch for -- football. >> talking about tornado make sure your weather is not going off near daytona, beautiful on the of beach pier temperatures in the mid-60s. the wind out of the east and north east and we made it to 70 today which is at our seasonal average . still in the course time of the year on average but also in an el nio very strong el nio and history tells us that things can happen in severe weather, etc. when we get in these patterns. that's why we are watching tomorrow and sunday very closely. future track, ucf campus, temperatures down around 60. not as cool tonight. isolate showers at 2:00 and better chance after 8 am close to lake morning and lunch. watching the storm developing here in the western gulf of mexico. very strong upper-level winds jet stream over 100 -- 130

miles an hour. that is going across the gulf, the storm energy is going to translated to the ground. the rain will take the wind energy and yank it through. here is the future forecast winds. abroad view of central florida -- 5:00, gusty showers, wind gust over 20 or 30 miles an hour. the main invasion of thunderstorms come in from the gulf as the low moves to the north. wind gusts over 30 maybe 40 to 50 miles an hour. as the system goes by. it will be breezy to windy and in the thunderstorms we could have wind gusts over 50 or 60 miles an hour. we will watch things closely. as far as the rain, better coverage rain and storms between 10-2 which is the focal point with locally over 1-2 inches of rain depending on how many repeat thunderstorms you get. 8:00 scattered showers 10 am, complex that we will monitor and we will have this tomorrow

will break in as necessary. updates through facebook, twitter, our webpage. squall line of storms is what we will watch. a lot of wind energy with epic switching from south to west and this is 1 am, heavy storms quickly. behind it. we have broken tree drafted -- tree branches, perhaps not too much of an issue where the weekend is always in view, storms tomorrow gorgeous saturday and we reload for day 2 of severe weather possible on sunday and then coldest air of the season will move and tomorrow. i am working with future track not opting -- and updating the outlook in the next half-hour. some wore a state bill in tallahassee will do more harm than good. >> i think it is a pipeline to put more people in prison. >> how much crime linked to illegal immigrants and what is being done to crack down. another news story you haven't seen yet.

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this is channel 9 eyewitness news, at 5:00. coverage you can count on. and right now, we're keeping a close watch on a developing storm system, that could also bring us severe weather. >> chief meteorologist tom terry has been talking about this setup all week, he's in severe weather center 9 and when is the worst of this going to arrive. >> mid to late morning tomorrow to 2:00 and 3:00 in the afternoon. in the middle of the day. the tomorrow is gathering strength to the west, it will move all the way across the gulf in the next 12-18 hours, a lot of cloud cover, but no rainfall immediately for your forecast tonight. 7:00 a.m. in the morning, we will be updating the latest timing with brian shields on daybreak, between 5:00 and 9:00 a.m., the storms are moving in as early as 10:00 a.m. watch that squall moving in between noon and about 3:00, we are going to get hammered with strong gusty winds and an isolated risk of a tornado.

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