a seminole county women in critical condition this afternoon while investigators worked to figure out how she was mauled by 5 dogs. another woman and 2 boys during the attack were there suffering minor injuries yes we have a following the developments is just afternoon and stanford's tobruk apartments. seminole county reporter tim barber is live at the police department. there are a lot of questions about this bit he spoke with investigators. what did they say? >> reporter: they told us here in front of the police department within the last 5 minutes that at last check the woman was in critical condition. we know 6 dogs were involved 5

police they 2 women and 2 young boys were home and there may have been another person. they are looking into this bit one of the victims called 911. responding officer had no choice but to shoot and kill the dogs. no indication bullets left the apartment investigators do not have calls for service at that particular apartment but they are looking into the possibility the dogs were involved in another incident at another location. they are looking into the possibility. incident report in the next few minutes here. we will grow through the incident report and bring you the details online as well as on wftv.com starting -- wftv starting at 4:00. live in sanford, seminole county, tim barber, channel 9 eyewitness news . we will have a brief warm- up before the next front moves in bringing us even colder temperatures and we saw -- that

shields tracking the latest from severe weather center 9. it will be brief. >> that's what we see in el nio patterns up and down because we get a lot of fronts moving in so we have a tiny warm-up for about one day or day and a half and we was see the next front arrive as soon as late friday. the lows this morning are cold. the cold start. ton of frost. putting together pictures to show you. 38 orlando, 32 the villages now bouncing back around 57 degrees in the villages. 61 orlando. it will be a beautiful afternoon. volusia county near 60 ormond by the sea, through daytona beach in a few fairweather crowds -- clouds staying dry today with lots of sun. let's take you through the planner. 2:00-4:00 temperatures low to mid 60s but if you have a light jacket or short sleeve, we will be in good shape with the sunshine around and it gets chilly this evening by 6:00 temperatures 57 and still 10:00, when you see tom terry and tv 27, we will have 40s at that point. we will have a bit of a chill tonight.

where you will see frost tomorrow morning. we will time out the front on the way and the weekend impacts ahead. vanessa? track the cold front for yourself as it was in later this week. wftv.com /weather. wish this afternoon family is grieving after a fatal fire in orange county. this is a live look of the scene from skywitness 9 and we brought you this is breaking news on eyewitness news this morning from the home where a shed caught fire near gatlin avenue, conway road. janai norman has been gathering information since then and we are learning more about the man who died. >> reporter: martie, his name is john preston and neighbors here who knew him were distraught this morning. we know he lived in this white brick home and he spent a lot of time in the shed out back but it is unclear what caused the deadly fire about 10 hours ago. the state fire marshal is in

fire started around 2:00 this morning. we learned someone driving through the conway area neighborhood spotted smoke in the air and called 911. on firefighters got to the home, they say the people inside did not even know there was a fire out back. >> i woke the family up and they said that was potentially someone in the shed. >> reporter: battalion chief described it shed as more of a workshop about 1000 ft.2 with lots of woodworking tools. he says it was fully engulfed in flames and when cruz got the fire knocked down they found preston's body. >> the wife said he normally is out there late at night doing stuff in the shed. we are not sure what happened or the cause of the fire. >> reporter: we confirmed fire crews found a space heater in the shed so we are asking about the role that may have played in the deadly fire. we are asking how preston was not able to get out of the shed in time to get to safety for eyewitness news at 4. live in

channel 9 eyewitness news . a packing plant shut down after a deadly accident this morning deputy say a man got stuck inside of a machine. taylor farms pacific's is before 5 am. a worker called 911 and by the time firefighters got to the plant, all the could do with cut power to shut down the equipment. the victim had already die. investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. >> they will look into every aspect of what happened if there was a problem with the machinery. that will be part of the open investigation. >> plant managers posted signs on the entrance telling for shift workers to take the day appeared deputies have not yet released the name of the main who died . orlando police will hold a news conference friday about a young woman who was missing for 10 years. we had extensive coverage of the search for jennifer following her disappearance in 2006. her car was found a few blocks from her apartment shortly after she disappeared but no arrests have ever been made in

always been active and ongoing. drivers are getting the chance to use the first section of a long-awaited will khiva parkway. the stretch from mount plymouth the road state road 46 near can challenge road opened a couple of hours go a 10:00 the channel 9 roy ramos is live in lake county and construction on the started years ago. >> construction started back in 2013 but i got a chance to speak with business owners that say they have been looking forward to this for the past 20 years. look behind me. this is the section that opened up and officials say it will relieve construction -- congestions to businesses and residents living in the area. >> 3-to-one open the road yes florida department of transportation and central florida pkwy. join bite state leaders as they open the perception of the long- awaited wekiva parkway. sections 4 am for the opened to

state road 40 42 county road 4 35 expected to relieve congestion to local roads. >> in the short-term it means travel alternatives to county road for 25 which is 2 lanes narrow and kirby. >> officials say the $1.6 billion project has much to complete but this section is a preview to what drivers can expect in the future. the stretch is equipped with all electric tolling, fencing, bridges for wildlife and designed to also enhance safety. >> we expect the traffic will make it local people to get in and out of businesses. >> when completed the wekiva parkway or state road for 29 will complete central florida's beltway. it is a project officials expect to finish in the next 5 years and with several sections being constructed simultaneously, officials say they will soon join together like puzzle pieces for a finished the toll road in 2021.

puzzle to be completed is this five-mile stretch. this is going to cost about $200 million including a bridge that will go over the wekiva seminole county. roy ramos, channel 9 eyewitness news . right now officials are working to find out what caused a house fire in the villages pick you can see the smoke coming out of the roof of the home. northeast us 441. yesterday fire officials have not said whether anyone was hurt or will cause a private we will bring you information later in the newscast medical examiner performed an autopsy on human remains found behind a home in paisley in lake county monday. deputy say they began searching the property with cadaver dogs after well-being check's sunday night revealed dennis jones was not home and neighbors have not seen him for at least one month to medical examiner has not

identify the remains are determine cause of death energy stocks leading another selloff on wall street the price of oil is continuing to plunge. experts say dropping energy prices are a sign that the global economy is slowing down the dow jones industrial average has been down more than 400 points at 11:45. right now, it is still down and we will continue to monitor wall street and have updated numbers later in the newscast attorney general i lynch went before congress to talk about president obama's executive actions on gun control bit how she is defending moves critics call it illegal . the safety measures sea world says are no longer necessary and the extreme steps taken to keep el chapo from escaping again. tracking who will wake up to frost and who needs to protect their plans and pets for tonight a look at this, friday, another line of rain

governor of michigan admits he failed the residents of flight and is promising to take steps to fix the state's contaminated water supply but some say it is too little too late and the damage has already been done bureau reporter elizabeth hur has more. >> reporter: i'm sorry most of all that i let you down. you deserve better.

is apologizing to the residents of flight. it seems not everyone is ready to accept it. these protesters outside the state capital demanding schneider step down or even the arrested. >> they were silent they were staring at a public health emergency and they sat on it.. >> reporter: lawyers representing families from flint have filed 3 class-action lawsuits arguing state and city officials should have acted sooner according to recently released emails, officials in an attempt to save money apparently waited nearly 5 months to warn the public of the toxic levels of lead when they changed the city's water source. >> they have not had our water tested so i'm concerned. i have 5 kids. >> it should not have gone to this point. we are surrounded by the great lakes. >> on increasing the support from the michigan national guard to ensure every home we

visited as soon as possible. >> during his state of the state address, in addition to more 8, the governor place greater transparency. this as the flint mayor met with president obama and white house officials lobbying for more help. >> president obama is in michigan today visiting the auto show in detroit and while he's not expected to stop in flint he could address the water crisis bit this again as we wait for the governors emails to be released and learn when. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. the taliban has claimed responsibility for a deadly shooting at a pakistani university big 21 people have been -- died and 4 gunmen killed. the attack including explosions broke out of 600 people were attending a poetry recited the mastermind is the taliban leader who attacked a school and 2014 killing more than 150 people . mexican prison authorities are using extreme measures to

escape the 3rd time. the support say he's being videotaped at all times including by prison guards wearing helmet cameras in his maximum-security cell. the present is also using dogs trained to detect is set. joaquin el chapo guzman broke out of the same prison last year his accomplices delta tunnel into his previous out that opened into a corner not seen on camera. now there are 400 cameras on hand and el chapo is being transferred between 30 different cells. motion sensors are checking for underground activity around the prison . new at noon, later this afternoon u.s. senate is set to vote on a bill that would limit refugees wanted to come to the united states. kyla campbell is in washington to explain what changes lawmakers want. >> reporter: the bill will acquire the f.b.i., homeland security and national intelligence chiefs to certify that each syrian an iraqi refugee admitted into the u.s. is not a security threat. that is on top of the current

the house passed the refugee bill in november but senate democrats vowed to block it president obama threatened to veto the legislation saying it would cause delays for refugees without adding meaningful security measures for americans. he wants to admit 10,000 syrian an iraqi refugees this year. in washington, kyla campbell, channel 9, eyewitness news this afternoon 17 burmese python's have been caught so far in a snake caught in the everglades. the 2nd challenge started last week and picked 500 people have registered to hunt and kill them in the everglades. the pythons arthur to plants and wildlife officials say and they are blamed for a huge drop in mammals and everglades pick it last until valentines . people in st. cloud are getting a chance to bet for searches of the cvs water bills. we told you in december there is a group on facebook of more than 700 people who believe the seat is metering and billing is unfair.

more for water than when ouc handled bills. the city's water utility leaders will be in the st. cloud community center for an open meaning tonight at 6:30. we are working on a conference of look at how the rates compared to other central florida communities. we will have that for eyewitness news at 5 brooks county firm farmers say plants survived the night despite frost. >> they told us this morning the plants look good. the staff will know better later today. the farm brought in extra staff to help in the field overnight. the time leading up to valentine's day one of the busiest seasons for firm partner -- firm farmers. >> look at the ice. >> it was called. we are having a winter. record heat a far cry from that now. look at the frosty scene from the morning. putting pictures together all morning. here is a shot from leesburg of some of the frost and we flip over and this is groveland and you see the frosty start and my twitter feed and facebook page. you can email me as well.

conditions from michael and as we head toward -- again, i know that is florida. it doesn't say the town but either way we have frost. could see more tonight. 50s, 60s around and really nice afternoon. 58 in clermont. 61 orlando, union park, 61 indian wells, kissimmee toward the loop if you're doing shopping lots of sun -- sun fairweather clouds clear skies tonight still chilly but we will see some frost developing. for the rest of the day we was the 60s this afternoon, like jacket or sweatshirt and things will be nice that 55 -- 8:00 in deltona. drop into the 43 future track zooming through it this afternoon. all of the sun. let's show you what's next. thursday, great to tomorrow 70s returning ahead of the next storm system. timeframe by the time we had

system a line of rain and storms. tail and will gave dc a blizzard and several feet of snow but we will see a better chance of rain and storms the 2nd half of sunday. something could be strong. beaches, the water is getting cold. 50s, 60s and the water seas 3-4 feet. a chop mostly sunny, 66. upper 50s possible northern tier most of us at least jumping into the 60s for today. tonight, lots of 40s and low 40s northern tier mid 40s elsewhere. could see 30s and that is where we could have frost apopka clermont north and west protect your plans and don't forget about your pets. it will be chilly's -- it will be on the chilly side. warm-up tomorrow before friday's front rows and let's get into the big changes. five-day forecast, where the weekend is always in view. mid 70s around tomorrow. 76 friday. late in the day we will see a line of rain and storms approaching. with that one, we will get a huge drop off again.

night and sunday morning. expect a very chilly weekend. saturday we will clear out quickly. look at the highs only mid 50s for daytime highs. 15 degree below average. on average the coldest time of the year but we are usually near 70. up 56 saturday, 20s and 30s on the way saturday night and still another day with highs in the 50s on sunday. we will get more into the friday storm system coming up vanessa? florida wildlife hospital and brevard county says it has 3 new additions to the family. >> the hospital has taken in these 3 orphaned baby otters. they were found at a construction site and titusville and right now these are in recovery and when they get better they will be moved and released back into the wild. push a risk any homeowner could face. port orange family says they will be kicked out of their home after it was sold at an auction over $1900 debt. how action 9 was able to help.

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covering orange county ocoee city officials and the owner of an abandoned gas station at a major intersection have reached a deal to tear down the ice or pick the gas station's is on the corner of colonial and mcguire. the developer has found for demolition permit pick in return he's at the city to give them a partial release on a 2.8 covering orange county ocoee city officials and the owner of an abandoned gas station at a major intersection have reached a deal to tear down the ice or pick the gas station's is on the corner of colonial and mcguire.

return he's at the city to give them a partial release on a $2.8 million lane surrounding the property so he can acquire half an acre of the property. to redevelop the land tax we want the developer to build and we don't want them to run away but we wanted to do what is right for the corner. >> city officials say the building could be torn down within the next month or 2 . waiting to find out if orange county high school students were involved in a shooting look at the bottom of the surveillance video. you can see a hand coming into the frame with a gun and shooting at a group of people by the truck. it happened on pine hills road near silverstar road not far from the high school. the skaters had not ruled out the possibility students involved. one-person shop at fsu say he is in stable condition pickers 3 carjacking suspect in south loadable caught after they tried to steal a car from a mother whose children were inside look at this surveillance video. you can see the 3 people inside running up to the card and one of them got in the driver side and that is when the mother threw him out of the car. than the suspects ran away. we said the mother fought back because she feared her children will be abducted in the theft. she was a mom and with that bad guy did not know in the backseat of that car, there were 2 kids. and she was not going to let them be taken big so she thought. >> the suspects were caught

before they tried to rob the monitor they attempted another carjacking but a failed ash but fail when the woman locked her self in the car . saint cloud planning and zoning board has approved a proposal for a new plan that would be built near and eagles' nest it monday night we told you neighbors were fighting the blessing the birds have lived by canuck creek road for back -- that is good lally development was to build homes on the proposed eagle landed according to the plans the company would build around the eagles next appear the 2nd kissimmee police are looking for a hit-and-run driver who they say stopped at first and just took off. look at this video from red light cameras@street, john young parkway. police 8 early sunday morning, the driver of the ford explorer hit a truck. the driver and passenger passed out and the cameras caught the hit-and-run driver tried to open the doors. >> he tried the driver side and the passenger side door and could not open them. fire department had to cut the doors to get the victims out. >> at this point please do not know if the driver was trying

something else. they were rushed to the hospital and the owner of the explorer is not cooperating with the investigation and will not tell them with a driver is . if your commute take you through downtown orlando there are road closures you need to know about the there will be periodic closures during the day and night along church street until january 22. washington street until january 31. pine street in central florida barred until march 4. this will allow crews to work on the i-4 bridge stretching from church street to washington . construction on the bridge will also affect the parking lots underneath i-4. parking will still be available but officials say parts of them will close intermittently while crews work. remember you can always get updates on the six-year long i- 4 ultimate project on our website go to wftv.com slash i- 4 ultimate . popular college professor under the watchful eye of the f.b.i. why they think he has ties isis . safety measures sea world

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january 31st. starting to warm up this afternoon after a cold start to the day. certified meteorologist brian shields is tracking the latest for us from severe weather center 9. >> 20s and 30s this morning and another round on the way by the weekend. beautiful and daytona beach. of course when it is 60 degrees that is frigid. not a lot of folks pick you see some with jackets and jeans on the beach but beautiful with all of the sunshine and a breeze. sunset getting later at 5:52. current temperatures, taking

kirtland is a part 62 bit lake nona, knuckles a boggy creek orlando temperatures upper 50s. low 60s. running errands and seminole county lake mary about 62, 57 and ultima springs. through volusia county, we have temperatures mostly in the low 6360 degrees and a bear, 61 in deland deltona and samsula. today, we will have sun with us staying the same way. we will bump up a few more degrees about 66. low to mid 60s for today. here's a look at the numbers. osceola county, 66 kissimmee st. cloud melbourne palm bay checking in at 64 today. ocala we woke up to the 20s and afternoon. coming up we will track bigger weekend . martie? >> brian. >> lasher weight was the official hottest your already appeared noaa and nasa say 2015 was by far the hottest year in 136 years of record-keeping.

was 58.62 degrees was 58.620f passing 2014. a record margin. 0.29 degrees fit it was the 4th time in 11 years that earth broke annual marks for high temperatures. scientist blaine a combination of el nio and what they call man-made global warming. wish it was not just your imagination. >> it wasn't president big rig other action on death is taken center stage on capital yet to jamie dupree joins us live via skype on the capitol in washington and the attorney general testified about this today. >> reporter: that is right, martie evidence of the attorney general loretto lynch defending the president recent executive action on guns but we started the years with those most. she character that are characterized them not is breaking new ground but as better enforcing the laws that are already on the books to try to make sure more people have to actually a get license to sell guns and b get a background check in order to buy them. the attorney general wait for

number of republicans say none of these infringe any second amendment rights. out to sea there have been hotly opposed by number in the gop in caucus of our, martie and vanessa. >> donald trump is hoping palin's endorsement will help in iowa. >> trump will appear with her later and a rally at oral roberts university, tulsa, oklahoma. people in dc are not sure how much of a difference the endorsement will make but when you look at trump, it created it a lot of pr buzz yesterday and today. interesting items a national poll coming out, another one showing trump ahead. listen to this, it said trump is getting his support as it has for a while, martie, vanessa across a broad spectrum of republican voters getting 35 percent of conservative, 36 of conservatives and 36 percent of moderates but if you're looking to create somebody for the republican party, that can draw across the spectrum, donald trump is doing exactly that. martie and vanessa back to you.

sea world is removing the fast lifting floors used in performances with trainers and wales. spokesperson says the parks do not need to lift floors because train is no longer perform in the water with killer whales. this comes 5 years after trainer don brancheau was killed by a whale as seaworld orlando. official say without the floors, wales will have more room to swim tanks . a professor under investigation for alleged ties to isis bit as kenneth moten reports the professor is defending himself and says he has never been told about any investigation. >> reporter: penn state university associate professor julio peano under investigation for possible ties to isis. the 55-year-old man also known as a side leases -- teaches 3rd will history and a latin american -- latin america. he came to light after the editor broke the story of the school newspaper. she was interviewed as part of the investigation into the professor.

about the professor a couple of semesters ago and they wanted to see what we talked about in the interviews and just try to get more information on him. >> the school paid -- paper posted the interview online. he denied supporting the terror group. >> i have not broken the law. the law. i have not been served any papers. >> he's a cuban native and convert to islam has not been charged with a crime. in october 2011, he made headlines after shining death to israel at a public lecture given by a former israeli diplomat who was visiting the campus. danielle blamed predicate -- rhetoric for the investigation. >> what i've done is perfectly legal and i fulfill my duties as an american citizen by speaking out on issues that are controversial. >> kent state tell abc news the university cooperates with the ongoing investigation. in the f.b.i. assured the school there is no threat to campus. kenneth moten, abc news, washington . state lawmakers are talking

use your tax dollars to help teachers pay student loans bit one of the 2 proposed incentives would forgive up to $16,000 in loans for science, technology, engineering and math teachers pick the other would extend the best and brightest scholarship it the program is controversial because it relies on a teachers high school sat or a ct scores in order to qualify for bonuses . they come up with wonderful ideas but they cannot follow through with them. they do -- do piecemeal things throw money at new teachers that do well or the a ct scores that do well but they are not helping education. unions we spoke with believe the state could spend the money better by focusing on wages because this afternoon palm bay police are hoping you can help them find arsonist who said the editor -- vehicles on fire as they were just parked in the driveway. look at this dramatic security camera footage from saturday morning you can see the suspects dousing a car and truck and gasoline at a home in 800 block of greater st., southeast the pair let the vehicles on fire and ran off. police say it appears one of

burned during the crime. with posted videos on our website so you can look another time go to 2 and one :/videos . a man found frozen in a snow bank no heartbeat or pulls. one doctor refused to pronounce them dead. i was able to break him --

florida department of health has confirmed a 3 cases of the government, ms. clibborn virus

state to patients are in miami- dade county and another and the centers for disease control is recommended paraben women who have traveled to places where the disease has been transmitted to be screened. including puerto rico, haiti, mexico, and central and south american countries . we want to prevent the opportunity for mosquitoes to grow in our community and around the home and then we want to cover up our skin and bitten. >> symptoms include fever, rash, joint pain, pink eye but the cdc says 80 percent of infected patients have no symptoms. they are encouraging pregnant women to get ultrasounds. research shows boys in their late teens who have a high body mass index and do not exercise often could have a higher risk of developing high blood pressure as an adult. researchers look at one point 5,000,018-year-old man in the swedish military over the course of nearly 30 years.

aerobic -- aerobic fitness associate with hybrids for high blood pressure doctors say a healthy diet and aerobic ms. the to be ingrained in children early in their lives. >> if we as a community and individual parents and families help hardwire good, healthy strategies from birth onward, it makes it easier to avoid having hypertensive adults. >> researchers also say low aerobic fitness could be at risk for high blood pressure among men with a normal bmi amending called a medical miracle. for good reason. pennsylvania man found frozen, looked like to death in a snow bank. no heartbeat and no post. >> one doctor refused to give up the doctor refused to pronounced him dead. they perform cpr for 2 hours warming up justin's whole body. over the next few days doctors say his brain activity went from showing nothing to normal. they showed -- use a special

his blood and his heart started beating on his own. >> it's amazing pick something i've never heard of and i cannot thank everyone enough. >> he is talking. he lost all of his toes as a result and both pinky fingers fit he says he is still able to lead a normal life. >> the nation's largest medical insurer says the president's health care is costing billions. a loophole it says millions are exporting -- exploiting. port orange and family sold over and over to hoh the. action 9 gets answers . showers and storms are possible friday with another

port orange family will be kicked out after sold at

family called action 9. todd ulrich found this to be a rare case but a risk that any homeowner conveys. >> -- can face. >> it is not fair because this is our home. this is our home. >> reporter: caitlin and husband and children will be kicked out of their house and days. the water's edge homeowners association sold their home at auction to collect $1900 in overdue fees plus a few thousand in legal costs. caitlin claims they were never told about the auction. >> i feel so let down by our hoa and neighbors and that board. >> the couple new the association filed a lien to dues. after both lost jobs, caitlin says they had to delay paying. >> within my power bill or hoa came first. >> reporter: they own the home outright, no mortgage. it sold, -- it sold cheap. >> the assessed value of the

suggested selling price could be as high as $300,000. 175,000. after the hoa collects its lien, the couple will recover $170,000. far less than the value so they lost a home and nearly $100,000 to cover a 5000 dollars lane. >> this is not okay. you cannot do this for people -- it to go. >> in florida and other states, hoa's can follow close to collect but legal experts say many homeowners do not realize it. >> it is surprising to a number of people the average person on the sea with that -- on the street was a no, they cannot take it all but they can. >> attorney has filed to vacate the sale. but that is a long shot. >> i do not know what we will do. we will literally be homeless. >> todd ulrich, channel 9 eyewitness news i am speechless.

homeowners may not know that asking for a payment plan can freeze the case and avoid foreclosure. >> incredible story. >> amazing. >> unbelievable the nation's largest health insurer expects to lose nearly $1 billion over 2 years and it's blaming obamacare. >> united health says it lost close to half $1 billion last year and expect to lose even more in 2016. the company is blaming higher- than-expected the claims from enrollees in the affordable care act this has many people who need expensive medical services are signing up during the so-called special enrollment period. that is usually reserved only for those who experience a change of life status. united health says it's considering dropping out of all ac exchanges in 2017 figures start saving because you may be out of a job in a few years. >> that's drastic. economic experts say robots could replace more than 5

the report put out by the world economic forum says it could happen as a result of developments in robotics, artificial intelligence, 3-d printing and more. reported the biggest losses would be in the healthcare energy and financial services industries . snowballing on a lot of the country bit more on the weather here is a scene from detroit michigan where the president just arrived a few minutes ago to attend the auto show. it is coming down. this is not the same system expected to bring blizzard conditions to the south and parts of the northeast some parts of the northeast could friday. >> it is pretty. i don't know i want to be in it. >> it is pretty to look at. >> that's what detroit looks like in june as well. that's with a with it they could see upwards of 3 feet potentially of snow in dc friday into saturday. they will get clocked. >> we don't need to shovel it. >> here is a look at the cold weather here from this morning, these are the lows not now. 38 orlando, down at the

that is why we have freeze warnings in the low to mid 30s flagler county and 34 and daytona beach. now it is beautiful. here's a look at downtown orlando. 61 winds out of the northwest at 6 miles an hour. on the cool side but it is going to be a wonderful actor noon if you're running errands. mix of 50s and 60s now. 61 waterford lakes alafaya trail if you're going shopping. winds light and variable for the most part out of the north and we was see southeasterly wind tomorrow. that is going to warm us up. plenty of sun set -- scattered clouds southern tier. 65 at gordon park if you're jogging. 60 3f 4:00 and the numbers running in the low 50s later this evening. future track, 3:00 on through today looking good. clear skies tonight and we will see a possibility of frost developing. tomorrow, looking good. timeframe into friday, watching out for the next line of rain and storms working in friday around midday when i join you at this time we will track some

few strong storms and that will bring in much colder weather. colder by the weekend and colder than this morning good afternoon on the way. most in the low to mid 60s for today. tonight mid 40s and cooler on the northern tier making sense to the north with 30s and low 40s. that is where i could see patchy frost. recently a line around apopka clermont more than once. we could see some frost protect your plans to be on the safe side for another 90 we get changes working in five-day forecast, where the weekend is always in view. 74 degrees as we hit the afternoon. it is going to be gorgeous. friday again, midday we will see rain and storms working in. still in the 70s but we get a good chance of thunderstorms. not the setup we had this past weekend. we will monitor it but either way, we are going to see cold weather sweeping and this weekend.

of the 50s. 56 on saturday, 58 sunday, sunday morning could be the coldest start all winter. widespread 20s and 30s by sunday morning. vanessa? florida is asking for your help in making big decisions.

stories coming up f 4:00 a woman in critical condition after being attacked by $6 another woman and 2 boys her during the attack in sanford yesterday rick 5 shot and

with animal control. i 4:00 we are asking who owned the dogs and what started the attack . state fire marshal working to find out what caused a fire that took a man's life. fire crews say john preston was in a shed near gatlin avenue, conway road when it went up in flames this morning on forby drive. space eater found inside the at 4:00 we are asking if it could've played a role in the fire. first section of loki the parkway open stretching from state row for 6 near camp challenge road. the $1.6 million project is not complete. we will tell you about the next phase of the parkway . florida state where -- fair kicking off yes officials need your help to decide which burke they will add to the menu. florida state fair, french toast murder, ice cream burger with a scoop of fried ice cream and redneck murder with a piece of fried bologna and bacon bomb explosion burger.

votes and voting ends on the 27. good stuff. >> can you pick all of the above? >> it defeats the purpose. >> stocks down on wall street as oil prices hit a 12 your load. looking at numbers so far this afternoon, closing figures tonight on channel 9 eyewitness

it is cold. 20s and the forecast. >> i love it. >> which we had this on christmas but we will take it one month later. let's go to brian shields. >> let's look at what we can expect today. today will be gorgeous. 60s and plenty of sun -- sun. full tonight down to 45 clear, chilly with a touch of patchy frost developing. think about your pets and plants. just for another night until get to the weekend and bigger changes moving in. five-day forecast, where the weekend is always in view, tomorrow 74 in the afternoon. 70s friday but midday that is when we get the next line of rain and storms working in. and much colder for the weekend. martie, vanessa? people watching out --