ponce inlet -- >> indoors away from windows. >> thank you for joining us for eyewitness news at noon. starting a new broadcast with the tornado warning and this is the most rotating storm we've had really of all the el nio systems in central florida. at least in this part of the to florida right now. brian, we go back to the live radar you can see the time lapse. abandon the data. that will be over the isle burrow air. getting closed -- getting close north side of new smyrna beach, ponce inlet get indoors, tornado proportions, lowest level -- tornado precautions. lowest level, probably not enough time to leave hunker down where you are as storm cells move in. this will be in the notch we

tornado on the ground right now but certainly radar indicated tornado and that's why the weather service has issued the tornado warning as they have but you only have it moving in now. where you are hunker down where you are now on the north side of new smyrna beach, edgewater will be to the north. officially in the warning area terminates. here is the highway a1 a, up atlantic avenue and toward 5 a north of isle burrow. that was where the highest threat for potential tornado could be. south the port orange, daytona beach proper north side of this . you are in the clear as far as tornadoes are concerned. it will be to the south along a1a, atlantic avenue, ponce inlet. that is the focal point, brian, for potential tornado and in the next 4-5 minutes. >> we have been -- fdot camera pine trail, i-95.

network of cameras along i-95 toward the coast and we are going to have a crew on the ground in apopka watching storm damage earlier and they are storm tracking it for us and they will head up there and keep an eye on this. if we can pop that up. there is the live crew on the way. they are in orange county. watching storm on the tail end and they are headed toward volusia county and we have another crew in volusia county as well that is on the ground but again we need the worst weather to get through port orange, ponce inlet in particular tornado precautions as it moves to the east northeast at 30 files my -- 35 miles an hour. you need to be indoors and away from windows. find a room that does not have windows. harbor oaks, wilbur by the sea pigheaded toward you. tom coming you could see the notch. if there isn't a tornado moving across the ground on a1a. >> live radar.

port orange for twee one -- 421 wilbur by the sea. more central sections of volusia county where you go from green to red there is a gradient through here big colors changing rapidly. intensity in the storm so ponce inlet, marzullo north, ponce park here to the south. we go from disappearing island on the north side of new smyrna pants -- parents ponce park. it will be in this area here from wilbur by the sea south along s. atlantic avenue. a1a is here. you can see this coming on by moving over the full and working toward beaches. velocity not as impressive, brian. looking at some of the wind changes west of ponce inlet. of we get a brief touchdown we get them frequently out of this set up and usually they are

from ponce inlet south of portland north of edgewater. new smyrna beach proper, stay where you are because there is more weather moving in but the severe threat is going to be on the north side of new smyrna beach. ponce inlet just on the south side of port orange. >> that is a hail marker popping up. >> again, strong to gusty winds outflowing from this particular storm that move over to wilbur by the sea and ponce inlet. the we have an update on the warning? >> no update on the warning still in effect until 12:30 but this is going to be another 15 minutes, harbor oaks moving toward ponce inlet that no new update tracking a possible tornado. >> this is i-95 we have been talking about, brian. the heavy rain will be on the east side of this camera moving to the coast by ponce inlet and moving offshore. let me wide in the perspective to get everyone an idea of what's going on. what else is going on?

tracking now and a line of showers and heavy downpours moving through metro orlando. we have wind and rain comes through. this is the story to the north, this cell had wind energy to work with and continues to show some signs of rotation you can see that notch working in from the south. that storm cell is moving offshore and about another 2-3 minutes. that storm will be quickly moving out north of new smyrna beach and we -- it will be gone. still heavy rain behind us we have a severe thunderstorm watch affect until 5:00 officially by this man because it was all the way down to south florida and they will be the last to see the rain move out. for us it will probably be after 2:00 and we will have most of the stormy weather moving by. here is a severe storm watch, taking out counties to the west with the rain has moved by but you see the one tornado warning just about ready to move offshore and the rest of the area, slight chance for some additional rotation mainly just strong winds but make sure you

center 9 app with you. tornado warning, volusia county if you have it on until 12:30 did that is what it is designed to do to work with other sources of information like the weather radio and of course, here traditional media. looks like, brian, storm cell is just about ready to sweep off to the coast year near ponce inlet. let's hope we make it through any issue. will rip by the say, south atlantic disappearing island here very popular boating spot on the east side of isle burrow a lot of condominiums through here and houses. keeping an eye as live doppler radar continues to show the energy moving offshore and not as defined as you were saying earlier, tom, you can see that here. >> is not as defined. >> of this is the wind our way of analyzing the storms as they develop behind the scenes look at how we do this but this is the radar here, rainfall and this is the wind out of the same spot. we have -- the a lot of red but

getting a lot of spin but along the coast the difference in the friction between land and water does not take much to get an isolated spin up. we will monitor the sell off ponce inlet and back behind it heavy rain farther to the south near new smyrna beach and there will be rain for at least another hour to 2 hours. we talked about this. the timing between 10-2 or 3:00 and that is going on to this day. lots of stormy weather but i think the worst is moving offshore of ponce inlet and volusia county. >> and there is a broad picture we will still watch the tail end of it tom terry with brian shields in severe weather center 9 as we track this potential tornado. looks like if we did have a tornado it was when we were on air with you just over the last 10 minutes. the worst of it just about cooling offshore -- pulling offshore. morning until 12/30 but there's a broad picture you can see the back end of the line. we will watch the 7 parts of that orlando south through kissimmee where we have not had

the american -- environment more right forcing showers and storms. the warning until 12:30, tom, but again, >> it is moving off. >> this is the time lapse and you can see the big red bulge sliding by. that is it. looks like the worst is going to move off of new smyrna beach, ponce inlet right now. get into the open waters of the atlantic get it another half hour or so before you try to venture out. we have a rain and lightning on the backside of this but this appears to be the worst of that particular storm cell that is along the coast quickly moving east at 30 miles an hour to the north of new smyrna beach. brian, the warning is effective until 12:30. let's take a broad look here and see we have anything else to keep track out of this volusia county wiped they may let this expire early because as far as we can tell, here, looks like the worst is moving

we will keep close tabs on this and again, severe thunderstorm watch, vanessa, goes until 5:00 and we will continue to monitor this particular storm set up but from what we can tell, just now starting to move off of ponce park. we will go back and do some more analysis on this right now. you can see the live you over downtown orlando and of course, over in daytona beach where the heavy wind and rain are still moving through but the tornado actually -- rotation moves off appears off ponce park. we will keep watching this. vanessa back in a minute picks 7082 to share the weather where you live with us email pictures and video and send us a tweet or upload it to facebook or on our way -- webpage. when you take pictures make sure you are doing that at a point where you are safe. government offices in washington dc are shutting down ahead of the storm, snow could start falling later today and continue into sunday. leaving behind more than 2 feet

this is a part of the big el nio system. 75 flights have been canceled in and out of orlando international airport have the store. all of them to and from the northeastern part of the country, which is expected to get all of that snow and wind american, southwest, delta and jetblue airlines announced yesterday they would get travel waivers so you can change flights without a penalty it only applies customers were flights yesterday through sunday. 22 states now on alert, washington dc recovering from a clipper storm and as long as zach reports, residents there are trying to get ahead of what could be a crippling blizzard for millions of people. >> reporter: 70,000,000 americans today in the path of extreme weather. 6 states of emergency already declared. the nation's capital bracing for power outages, roof collapses, and worse. >> we see this as a major storm.

>> washington day they locking down. drivers asked to stay off the roads and dc metro transportation system will be closed. >> by 3:00 today, you need to be where you're going to be throughout the storm. >> reporter: up to 30 inches of snow predicted with 50 mile an hour winds and store shelves reflecting the concern. outside of washington, philadelphia airport canceling all flights in the new york area around 1700 snowplows at the ready. >> we have 300 and -- 303,000 tons of a rocksalt it extreme conditions facing coastal communities. >> this will be the greatest test since hurricane sandy. >> nasa satellite image captured the monster snowstorm already sweeping through the east and south cars sliding off the roads in arkansas. a tornado in mississippi taking downed trees. as the countdown to a

is now hours away. line is that, abc news, washington. right now orlando police are talking about the woman who disappeared without a trace 10 years ago. is a live look at the news conference going on now. that is jennifer kesse's mother speaking. the 2 detectives working her daughter's case say they want anyone who knows anything about her disappearance to come forward. we had extensive coverage of the search for jennifer in 2006 and investigators say she was last contacted by phone at her home on conway road. police believed that she left for work the next morning and she has not been heard from since . they later discovered her car in a complex not far from the low -- her home and found grainy video showing someone, you can see the video, walking away from it you cannot see anything from the video. orlando police chief says the case will stay open and active. >> we will never forget jennifer. we will never gave up our search to find jennifer.

have a crew of the news conference in the next 30 minutes and we will tell you the message her parents have for the public. a miami area neurology resident may have lost her career following a night out. why things escalated quickly when she got into a car. and former governor jeb bush hopes to gain momentum in the presidential race by using his family name. the shift in tactics that he trotted out today vanessa, we have the watching this tornado warning. the storm itself winds 70 miles an hour in the atlantic. watching weather along the coast. a live look at what is going on now. we continue to monitor lots of weather, not only on live radar

new england high school student who saw a man peeping through her window called orlando police chased him down. as steve barrett reports officers say when they got to her house they saw him standing at her window. >> -- format dominique told investigators he regularly walks home to some of the yards in this neighborhood you are looking at here just for fun he told them.

creepy, though. we will not identify the home where an 18-year-old girl says she saw him peering at her as she was lying in her bed. she covered herself and call police. they arrived to see brace holding up a mobile phone to victims window then they chased him through a few yards before catching up to him he was barefoot, they say, with socks on his hands when they caught him. he lived a few blocks from here and says he left work at a nearby restaurant before prowling through a number of yards we know he is expected to appear before a judge for the first time to find out if he can get out on bond here. that is supposed to happen ever out 1:30 this afternoon. we will monitor the hearing a you know what happens. in orlando, steve barrett, channel 9 eyewitness news. former governor jeb bush's mother is the start of his new presidential campaign at -- advertisement. >> when push comes to shove people will realize jeb has real solutions.

barbara bush is -- during a meeting yesterday bush said he did not want to rely on the acknowledgments of his father and brother because he wants to win on his own. but he did say that he expects his brother former president george w. bush to campaign on -- jarman on the trail. a new poll shows bernie sanders is surging ahead of hillary clinton in the democratic race for president. facing a possible upset in iowa and new hampshire. clinton says americans have not been ready to elect a socialist for president. center says clinton's campaign is panicking about polls. on the side of the aisle, donald trump holding steady first week ahead of ted cruz. still tracking what is going on right now with weather that continues to move off the coast right now. lots of stormy weather moving fast orlando and offshore of daytona beach. we just had a tornado warning that expired we went off into the right time as the cell

ponce inlet the only rotating storm we had today. this is the rest of the activity you are watching. it is not to be appear as night as threatening. heavy storm toward mount plymouth and 6 minutes. heathrow, debary 22-27 minutes and if you're in orlando, indeed it has started raining but it looks like the worst of the punch of the storm system has moved to the east now. we are watching good thunder behind this cell over by clermont and 27 as they continue to move through and this is a live radar showing showers from the meadow woods subdivision northward toward orange avenue downtown orlando. still about another couple of hours of heavy rainfall we have a live camera showing from daytona beach and you can see the i-95 corridor with slow moving traffic that is near daytona and live daytona beach camera wet and windy along the coast. lots of changes. speaking of windy, the weekend. >> no doubt.

north and officially that is a severe thunderstorm watch until 5:00., and i will be here all day to monitor the exactly what is going on with the watch but you can see the watch starting in the realm marion, sumter counties already out of it but the massive system, huge winter storm, blizzard conditions toward dc. we are getting the tail end. warm sector. watching stormy weather in that when you see tom terry later today at 4:00 things will gradually be improving and we will be looking better into the evening hours. we will turn windy and called sharply. 8:00, rain storms, i-4 to the east. 5:00, we could have a couple of leftover ones and then after that, still a couple of clouds but overall we was see a clearing trend tonight and you will hear the wind howling tonight and tomorrow. look at the winds they are not gusts. sustained winds 20 to 35 miles an hour. on saturday what that will do is usher in a winter blast for us.

the potential severe threat . going over temperatures, 60s and 70s for the rest of today. tonight 40s. you do not need to protect your plants yet because of the winds will be with us tonight and it will be called, 49 orlando and a wind chill in effect for tonight. look at tomorrow. it is hard to get a day like this in central florida. north end zones, we are going to be stuck in the 40s for daytime high temperatures. temperatures about 15-20 degrees below average and again, winds are around for sure. five-day forecast, where the weekend is always in view, again, 40s and 50s for highs tomorrow. sunday, morning, a lot of 30s around and that is cold enough but it will be windy, wind chills widespread in the 20s sunday morning. 58 sunday, a chilly day overall and then after sunday we start to warm up 69 on monday, 73 on tuesday. coming up, though, we will update what we are seeing on the radar as we watch out for the potential still of stronger storms moving through. vanessa? a brevard county woman convicted of a cocoa beach hit and run will spend the next 10 years in prison.

the injured in the crash. brevard county reporter melonie holt spoke with the victim's family. the family members say it's a fair sentence. >> reporter: michelle simkins offered an apology to thomas gregory and his family for the new year's eve 2014 hit and run crash that left the boy seriously injured. the family says they believe that is only because the reality of michelle simkins situation finally sink in. we were in the courtroom when the judge sentence simkins to a decade in prison. +5 years probation for the cocoa beach hit and run crash along, boulevard. thomas gregory was playing with friends when he was struck by a vehicle driven by simkins. instead of stopping, witnesses said she accelerated causing even more injury to within -- to thomas gregory. >> prison time for our family is fantastic because we would like to see the maximum for what happened to us but the fact that there is conditions after that, that make sure that she is integrated back into society and is responsible and

needs is fabulous. >> reporter: simkins still has 2 outstanding cases. prosecutors say that is because while she was out on bond for the hit and run, she was caught behind the wheel again. reporting from the brevard county courthouse in vieira, melanie held, channel 9 eyewitness news. a night out on the town could cost a miami doctor her career. video surfaced on youtube showing her getting into -- into it with the uber driver. and as reena ninan shows us, or aggression did not stop there. >> reporter: papers flying. >> what he doing? barking ever berating and at times seemingly finally. the woman seen here in a confrontation with al uber driver on sunday identified as unduly a fourth-year neurology resident in miami florida. >> call 911. >> reporter: when she jumped into a uber that was not hers a customer who ordered the uber

encounter. >> i'm 5 foot girl and i say -- i wait 100 pounds. i'm getting belligerent force the following clash ensuing. she need the driver and he threw her down. >> she even tossed items from the passenger seat at one point. >> you have lost your mind. >> i have lost my mind. >> reporter: before walking away, the driver speaking to local station yet she was erratic and screaming and cursing and calling me names. >> reporter: this is not the first time a uber driver has been attacked. in october, this video surfaced of a former taco bell executive attacking his driver from behind. as for her, she did not respond to our request for comment and miami police telling abc news there was no incident report,

however, her employers jackson health system releasing a statement saying she has been placed on administrative leave adding they have launched an internal investigation to determine if any disciplinary action will be taken up to and including termination. reena ninan, abc news, new york. a bill meant to protect and restore florida's springs and water waste became law yesterday that environmentalists and lawmakers argue the bill with weakened by loopholes influenced by business interests the governor signed the legislation along with bills increasing educational and career 8 for the intellectually disabled there the first major bills passed by the florida legislature in this year's session actually taken a back in july. florida lawmakers will try again to shut down red light cameras all over the state. yesterday at house committee approved a bill to repeal the law allowing red light cameras, supporters say the cameras do not improve that -- traffic safety and local governments just use them as a source of revenue. the proposal still needs to go to the house appropriations committee before it hits the

actually i did get one. it was a great and they had to reverse it. >> they stopped at the line with the cameras still flashing and sent the ticket to the house. even though they stopped, they still that is ticket. >> a similar bill has been making its way through the state senate. red light cameras were approved in 2010. lawmakers have been trying to have them removed since 2011. so far, 17 burmese python's have been caught during this year's python challenge of more than 600 people signed up to take part in a python hunt while at officials say the pythons are a threat to native wildlife throughout florida everglades and the hunt has been going on now for nearly one week and we will -- it will last till february 14 and i did not sign up here we had our eyes on the weather locally and just to the north of us, here's a live look at what a monster storm is going to do in washington dc. you cannot tell but they are expecting fears weather throughout -- bad weather

states under states of emergency. heavy rain a powerful wind blowing through central florida. watching line, tail and through lake county, orange county, parts of seminole into osceola county. very heavy rain. we will watch out for this or any signs of severe weather. tom and i are here i will

a tornado warning of volusia county just expired. our team has you covered with all of the severe weather. certified chief meteorologist tom terry is here along with certified meteorologist brian shields. tag teaming and severe weather center 9. with the latest on what to expect now. it has been a rocky hour or so

waiting to see if we had any damage or confirmed tornadoes that we have crews on the ground getting that information but also, tom, the tail end of that line working across i 4 . heavy weather . >> teddies weather we've had a long i-4 except for the storm that moved off of new smyrna and daytona. blaine tomlinson and volusia county checking for damage. we did have a torn attic indicator on radar. the system is now moved offshore. so everything is quite now but on the back edge good rain along 44, will khiva -- wekiva , silver lake subdivision 46 deltona 1520 minutes wait hit several, 90 minutes. heavy rain a long i-4 as we say if you don't have to get around stay where you are pick everything is moving quickly to the east. nothing severe. we have a sedated -- specific weather advisory -- below severe warning but rain, brian toward pine hills and downtown orlando. >> we will need to watch this for the next couple of hours as it moves to the coast we will

severe thunderstorm watch for most of us until 5:00 but our severe weather threat will be over the next 1-2 hours and an update on that individual coming up this weekend. see you ahead. get severe weather alerts right to your phone or tablet by downloading our free mobile weather app. federal government shut down at the top of the hour for a winter weather monster. jamie dupree joins us live via skype from the us capitol in washington get dc is under a state of emergency right now. >> this region is, vanessa. in fact, schools around the dc area all closed down today that i doubt a couple of my kids with me at work because no school even though we have not had one snowflake as yet they are not expecting the winter weather to get here for a few more hours but to be said, federal government has sent everyone home. i was talking to tool guides earlier in the capital and they said they were ready to go at noon. there is one big event still going on at this hour.

life abortion march that goes on every year. marking the anniversary of the roe v wade decision. that is ongoing now downtown at the -- in between washington monument and white house and they will march to the u.s. open court by the time they get done later today, the first snowflakes may hit dc. there are met -- weather models saying that we may get as much as thready -- 30+ inches of snow and others in the to feed range. >> you mention the polls, it is getting brutal on the trail. we talked about this earlier. donald trump is really going in for the kill ahead of the iowa caucus. >> that is the way i would describe it he has put out a new negative ad against ted cruz that the tax crews and accuses him of being pro- amnesty on immigration pick a very hot button issue trump is using to his advantage but it comes at an interesting time because there is a number of conservative intellectual

trump arguing that he has not a real conservative. ted cruz has taken up the argument in recent days as well. if you look at the polls, trump maybe getting more momentum and frankly, no matter how much others object to him if he winds in iowa -- wins and i what he may be tough to stop for the republican nomination. 10 days to go over with the what happens. vanessa, back to. >> and exciting 10 days. you and your family stay safe and we was see you next week. >> rockledge police arrested the man who robbed a home and that led them on a chase throughout the city. investigators say the 2 men stole guns and money from the victims at a home on vital lane in rockledge they hopped into a car and drove off. when an officer tried to pull them over, they led the office on a chase which ended with him crashing at the brevard zoo. suspects then try to run off but they were caught. titusville police are investigating a drive-by shooting at noon it happen at 5 am this morning park avenue. we were asking officers if they were injuries.

in the windows of cars and neighbors tell us they heard several shots fired. >> i heard the shots and it worried me. there has been an of gunfire in the neighborhood. it needs to stop. >> we have caused into investigators asking for more details including any leads a possible suspects. we'll have updates for you coming up on eyewitness news later on this afternoon at 4:00. angles or festival kicks off tomorrow in eatonville. this is the 27th year for the arts and humanities festival which honors the memory of zora neale hurston. she was an author anthropologist and folklorists believed -- live in eatonville. workshops, tours and concerts. it is a great learning opportunity for children. >> i want to come here and say i appreciate the educational piece that you also offered to us -- our students, young kids who are here an hour county. >> some of the festivities begin tomorrow and the event will run through sunday, january 31.

office says lester the orlando new jobs. our unemployment rate dropped to 4.3 percent last month. the orlando metro areas-job gains were in leisure and hospitality industries. jobs. many of us are intrigued with watching "making a murderer" on netflix. now the show is tied to an action 9 case. phony charity that could be murder series. i will investigate what happens to your donations. a 12-year-old girl just

a new study suggest that those energy drinks that you see at every gas station and convenience or may become dangerous for kids in your under children. 40 percent of all energy drink related cause 2 for the control of your's work is under 6 pick many of them suffering serious nervous system and heart problems. doctors say the risks are particularly high for kids who already take a sip -- stimulant for things like adhd and all the kids who may makes energy drinks with alcohol. doctors say the signs of overconsumption of these drinks can bury. >> as simple as headaches or shakiness and jitteriness. it could even be more serious like problems with heart rhythm where your heart is the regular and beats too fast for seizures. >> some energy drinks can have as much is 500 mg of caffeine

14 cans of soda. a new report is suggesting that more people are turning the big triple digits according to the new data that there has been over 45 percent increase in the number of americans living to be 100 between the year 20,000-2014. doctors did not list of reasons for the longevity but noted 80 percent of centenarians are women. the downside they say along with a great age comes increased risk of diseases. a 12-year-old girl in washington has died from something many of us go to work with once every year. the flu. she came down with the flu last tuesday and she was getting better but collapsed. 3 hours later, she was dead from kidney failure. her mother says piper never got the flu vaccine. it reminds us that it can be a very severe disease and it is so important to protect ourselves. >> according to the cdc,

more incense medical care for the flu. severe flu complications are most common in children younger than 2 years old. january is coming to an end and that means w-2s are being mailed free texas. next, the best way to protect yourself from thieves looking to rip off your return. a local website claims it is a charity defending a man and a popular netflix serious "making a murderer". action 9 investigates whether donations are really going. here with tom terry, tracking heavy rain and storms moving across i 4. we will time out this rain and severe weather threats and the colder weather behind it.

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up at the site says it is raising money for steven avery from the hit netflix to cry series "making a murderer". the av family claims it is not legitimate but the charity is still collecting donations. >> "making a murderer" left many netflix watch is feeling trial. some websites asked for donations to defend him yes i think you have to be dead inside not to want to help this family, really forces viewer found steven avery.org appearing to be a charity connecting -- collecting donated his. -- donations. she called the better business bureau and action 9 after suspecting it's cashing in on a hot topic. and it is late to this orange county man, mark adam check >> when i googled back that was same guy. so i started to smell a rat. >> reporter: registered address was in south orlando listed as adam check the bbb listed -- linked him to adam check.

is attached to nonprofits of charities so so far there is no accountability for the money. >> reporter: when i made a $5 donation the credit card shard of -- showed up as mark depauw. i contacted even a relieved defense attorney who told us he thinks the site is illegitimate. florida attorney general has one complaint. at the security gate for mark adam checks condo. >> i want to talk to you about your website. >> which one? >> steven avery.org. what happens to the cash? >> he never returned calls but by email he said his company of only administer the website for someone else and said he did nothing wrong. he also claimed this woman and others arrest them with phony allegations. >> i want to see him held accountable for what he's doing is todd ulrich, eyewitness news this morning. market would not name the company he is working with but says he's not receiving donations he created other

money for real causes. tax season is upon us and that means millions of americans will be putting the personal information out there where identity thieves could potentially find it. the irs says you can avoid these troubles by finding a reliable repair they say a good place to start is by looking for the preparer's tax identification number and they say to avoid people who base their feet on a percentage of your refund. we have thunderstorms pushing through central florida team of meteorologist tracking of thing you need to know. certified chief meteorologist tom terry is here. as we saw the last hour, very active. >> brian has been tracking this is early this one. we had to settle for you last night. the timing is spot on. 10 am-2:00. here we go approaching 12, 45 with heavy rain south and severe thunderstorms across central florida. this is not severe but heavy rain and gusty winds near doctor phillips, kissimmee in 10 minutes time. thin cloud, 10 minutes later. and we continue to monitor this

miles an hour. downtown orlando, just a good downpour a nasty afternoon so far. we do have clearing happening shortly. the rest of the day should be better for you. deltona, 4 minutes away. another line of heavy downpours, deland and right off of new smyrna beach where we did have some pretty good rotation about 45 minutes to one hour ago. brian, live on channel 9 tracking that fortunately it has moved offshore. >> better news there. we will monitor these officially severe thunderstorm watch basically i-4 off to the east again. over the next hour, hour not as tom mentioned. that is where we will have some threats but all of this time to a major winter storm system you have been hearing about the blizzard upnorthlive we been dealing with the tail end of this the warm sector giving us some rain and storms. look at the scenes back to the north as we get toward kentucky and you can see some of that snow falling down. there is the snow over toward kentucky did they are getting blanketed and they will be --

there is louisville, kentucky. wet roads but that's not the worst appeared there was a much worse weather act to the mid- atlantic. a look at what we are dealing with again. as we go through the rest of the day, watching out for some showers and storms over the next couple of hours and then we will clear out when you see vanessa and tom started today at 4:00. it is going to turn very windy. there is a look at some of the rain eastern zones 3-5 all wrapping up after that, may have a straight shower or cloud cover are residual moisture could not a big issue than it will turn windy tonight as we clear out and look at the winds tomorrow. they will be howling. 8 am, 31 mile an hour winds and they may wake you up for sure. winds gusting over 35 easily tomorrow. ushering in a big-time jail. watching out for the line of rain and storms today. 60s and 70s but temperatures are not the store yet. they will become the story tomorrow -- tonight. 40s on the way tonight but a

and how about this, not off and we have a map like this for daytime highs, northern sections we are running -- running in the 40s and 50s in the southern zones downright cold tomorrow and very gusty winds as we head throughout saturday even though we was see sunshine. five-day forecast, where the weekend is always in view, the coldest night of the winter will be saturday night and sunday morning. we will be down to 35 and we could get colder but we are still going to be breezy the that will keep some temperatures in the upper 20s and the 30s but with the winds comes the wind chill. it will feel like 20s all across central florida sunday morning, sunday we are to limit 50s. warming up most people who sign up for

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he's look at some stories you with the today when you join us for eyewitness news at 4 men. tracking development in orlando missing person case open now for one decade. jennifer kesse has not been heard from since she left for work one morning in 2006. a car was found in a complex near her home. we hear from her parents as they make a desperate plea for help in the investigation. a brevard county woman convicted in a cocoa beach hit- and-run still has 2 other outstanding cases. while out on bond. prosecutors say michelle simkins got behind the wheel. we are talking to the 12-year- old hit-and-run victim's family about her sentence for the crash. most people dream of retiring after 70 and picking up a highly -- hobby but one barber from new york is still working at 104 years old. he has been cutting hair since he was 12 years old. now 92 years later his answer

at the fantastic cuts in the windsor. he will soon turn 105 and his son who is 79 says he has been given the title of world's oldest water by the guinness book of world records. stocks ahead this morning -- afternoon as the price for crude oil surges that he is at the look of the numbers the closing figures for you tonight

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from enormous professional wrestlers to giant insect sculptures this is a huge we can for local events steve martin has all the details for icflorida's best bet that let's get to it. it's that time of year in orlando when the sweet scent of high-octane fuel goes through the air as engines roar and the sound of mangling metal is music to the ears. yes, you guessed it, monster jam. always a family favorite. returning to the orlando citrus bowl with celebrity monster trucks. strength and athleticism emerge with performing arts as the vw brings the royal rumble to the amway center . 30 the biggest scariest and intimidating wrestlers in the business and put them in the ring at the same time and they battle it out last one standing winds. that sounds intense. central florida auto aficionados are in paradise

kissimmee auction continues through sunday at osceola heritage park. an estimated 3000 american muscle cars restored classics and hot rods along with 1500 pieces of art and memorabilia. it will cross the auction block. >> it prides itself on being considered the auction for everyman so to speak. there's something for everyone. >> imagine seeing giant ants as long as 25 feet and a 12 foot spider in its wet. sounds scary. art exhibit. outdoor exhibit big bugs. the exhibit includes 10 larger- than-life insects made from all natural materials such as wood, david rogers. connect with your favorite animals and more ways than ever during while days as he rounded the theme for this saturday and sunday is penguin lovers weekend. it features nationally

julie scardina. guess up close with feathered friends and hear from julie about her lifelong love of animals. the commitment to wildlife conservation as well. icflorida's best bet, have fun this weekend. when planning your we can be sure to visit icflorida.com for details on all sorts of fun things to do but make the weekend plans could change because of what is happening with the weather. here is certified meteorologist brian shields. >> no doubt. watching out for some rain in the next hour or 2 and most bots in the eastern half and then cold, cold weather. is moving in tonight and tomorrow. there is a rain severe thunderstorm watch i-4 to the east., and i will be here to watch signs of rotation but heavy rain now through downtown orlando. all the way back toward lake nona. five-day forecast, where the weekend is always in view. when you see time today at 4:00, he will track the big chill moving in for tonight and tomorrow. vanessa? thank you for watching channel 9 eyewitness news at noon. "the chew" is next big see

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