[real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company.] >> breaking news in your money. another bad day on the stock market. bell. the dow way down. the breaking details in seconds. >> also breaking at 4:00, terror for families forced to evacuate after investigators say a man exchanged gunfire with police. >> then coping with a sudden loss on a local high school soccer field. what we know about the 16-year-old who collapsed during a game. >> good afternoon, everyone.

results. i'm ginger gadsden. >> i'm lisa bell. thanks for joining us. >> i'm julie broughton. also ahead, the powerball grows to a record-breaking jackpot. $700 million and counting. absolutely incredible. breaking down the numbers and the stats you know to win big. you guys have your tickets so i know you're all set. >> it's just a tease at this point. it's not even worth talking about. >> we were so convinced we were going to win. >> we have to start a new pool. >> breaking news details on the man at the center of a wild shoot-out with police. the veteran now in custody after a nearly 12-hour standoff. the tense situation put dozens of families in the choral gardens condominiums on alert in melbourne off wickham road. justin warmoth joins us live. what else have you learned about the suspect? >> we have learned he is a veteran. however, we do not know which branch he served in.

from ptsd and that likely played a role in what happened here early this morning. at this hour, investigators are still on scene. >> bullet holes now riddle several units at the coral gardens condominiums, a scary reminder of the hours-long standoff between melbourne police and a heavy armed suspect identified as michael thomas taylor. this is what it sounded like earlier this morning as taylor and officers exchanged rounds and rounds of gunfire. that prompted police to evacuate neighbors like this man to a nearby bowling alley. >> she was very worried. just the ricochet of bullets. our apartments are on either side of you. exchanged rate of gunfire, you have to always worry about that. >> i was able to go over there and i can tell you this was a very intense situation for our officers and the residents of this complex. >> melbourne police say the

wednesday night after what they're calling a domestic disturbance. for nearly 12 hours, authorities negotiated with taylor, a veteran, but they couldn't get him to come out. die. sometimes. >> that is, until george taylor, a veterans victim advocate who knows the suspect stepped in. >> from one combat veteran to another combat veteran. there's a rapport there. i knew if i had the opportunity or prayed if i had the opportunity we would resolve it peacefully. >> inside the complex this afternoon we briefly spoke with a woman who said she was taylor's wife. she told us her husband just needs help. >> now despite the several rounds of gunfire, luckily no one was hurt in this situation. taylor had a slight injury on his hand. nothing severe. he's in the process of being booked into the brevard county jail.

facing attempted murder charges. >> justin warmoth reporting live tonight. thank you. >> breaking news from wall street. 2016 is not making it easy for our 401(k)'s. >> the stock market opened again with a triple-digit decline and from that point on, it never recuperated. here's a look at the numbers right now at closing. the dow is down 392 points, the nasdaq down 146 and the s&p 500 down 47 and some change. it is a real bad day for a lot of investors. they were spooked by the turmoil in china. trading on the chinese stock market had to be halted after numbers took a big tumble. financial analysts say do not panic, though. if you're a long-term investor, the best strategy is to stick to your game plan. >> weather-wise, the sun is starting to shine after a misty morning. let's take a live look at downtown orlando. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing what's in store

>> there's no way to know how great we spent most of this day. it took hours for the sun to finally take over. brevard county cleared up first and finally worked its way inland. the good news is we don't have much rain to track. it's offshore tonight. so no worries there. we'll be at 73 by 5:00, 6 p.m., 70 and by 7 p.m. tonight, 68 degrees. i'll be back in a few minutes and talk about fog making a comeback tonight and the next round of rain is knocking on the door as early as tomorrow. minutes. >> all right, tom. see you in a few minutes. let's get a check of the roadway. this is a live look at i-4 at kaley. the cars on the right side of the screen are heading eastbound where traffic is a slow go eastbound this afternoon. make sure to give yourself extra time if you're about to head out the door. look at the westbound lanes. they're moving along smoothly and up to speed.

>> heartbreak now for a volusia county community. they are dealing with the loss of this 16-year-old girl. she died on a school soccer field during a game. news 6 reporter loren korn joins us at taylor middle school -- high school, i should say, in pierson where students held a memorial for the girl. >> the principal told me today that some of the students wanted to remember their fellow classmate and friend who suddenly collapsed here at this died. >> students at taylor middle high school released white balloons today, remembering their classmate, the 16-year-old girl who collapsed during a soccer game and later died. >> an emergency at taylor middle high school. we need an ambulance. a girl passed out. >> it happened wednesday night. she raised her hand to get out of the game, sat on the bench and used her inhaler and suddenly collapsed. >> is she conscious yet?

she's still out. she's still out. she's still out. >> an ambulance rushed her to florida hospital de land but later died of asthma complications. >> she was a sophomore student here and will be sorely missed by students and staff. we ask you to bring any concerns you have to the attention of your child's school counselor or administration. be sure we will continue to support our students during this difficult time. >> now, again, counselors will be here on hand for students and staff. we spoke with the family earlier today. obviously they're too upset to talk but they tell me they miss her very much and they just want her back. back to you. >> loren korn, reporting live. such a sad story. thank you. >> breaking right now, the scene has finally cleared after orange county deputies say a grenade shut down a busy intersection. the intersection at conway road

for hours today as they investigated a call about a grenade. deputies say a man told them he was in the area picking up boxes when he saw the grenade which deputies determined was old and not capable of exploding. the scene is now clear. no word yet on where that grenade came from. >> all right. so we have to look on the bright side when it comes to last >> yeah. since no one won last night's drawing worth around $500 million, the next jackpot that will win will be worth a game on. heights. saturday's powerball drawing will be the biggest in u.s. history. it could be all yours for the price of a $2 ticket. keep this mind, the chance of winning wednesday's drawing was 1 in 293 million. slimmer. still it's fun to think of all the good things you could do with that jackpot. >> i'm going to pay off my new

give some donations to the homeless vets and animals. >> i'll take half of it and give the other half to my sister who gave me a kidney three years ago. >> can't really top that one. >> no. >> let's talk some stats. you may not want to choose your own lucky numbers. up to 80% of all jackpots are picked by the computer. the largest powerball in history was awarded in 2013 and then an 84-year-old woman from florida was the sole winner. she bought her quick-pick ticket after another customer let her go ahead in line. >> first of all, if someone gives you a kidney, they should get more than half. maybe 75%. >> but look at the size of that jackpot. you really need half of that? >> if you win $700 million, are you going to pay off your jeep or going to buy a rolls-royce or something. >> i'm buying a plane. >> one of the lear jets we talked about yesterday.

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>> on the health watch at 4:00, a warning to those who have a sweet tooth. >> new federal dietary guidelines out today place strict limits on added sugars. >> experts now recommend they make up no more than 10% of our

now that's about 12 teaspoons of sugar a day. a can of coke contains about 10 teaspoons and also 200 calories. americans get an average of about 13% of daily calories from added sugars. teens get about 17%. the national sugar in foods such as raisins, apples and milk is not considered added sugars. >> seriously for me, sugar is on food group. it's on my food pyramid. >> it's as addictive as hard core drugs. >> a doctor says it's telling the brain to store up fat because you've got sugar going. good luck to me with that. >> egg lovers, here something for you to be concerned about. i noticed the guidelines removed limits a dietary cholesterol but men and boys should still not eat too many eggs. the guidelines says teen boys and men eat too much protein and

meat, poultry and eggs. >> that's interesting. >> before, they said limit your -- don't eat a whole lot of eggs but i eat them all the time. >> i have very high cholesterol, extremely high cholesterol. it's actually worse, though, to eat sugar than eggs. a lot of people think they should avoid eggs. >> i already know i'm doomed, lisa. thank you. >> we all are. a lot of people are sounding off about the new guidelines on our facebook page. leave a comment on our page and facebook.com/news 6. >> two of the world's biggest tech companies are showing us the future is now at the consumer electronics show. >> tonight marked the second day of the big event. matt, you've been sifting through your favorites. any that we would actually like. >> i know you ladies would love how you like on an 8-k tv. every imperfection on our faces

there's cooler stuff to talk about, starting with drones this year. this one you definitely do not want to crash. the chinese firm e-hang shows off its prototype of a drone that can carry people inside. it can take one person to a pre-programmed destination. engineers say once the destination is entered the passenger only has to push buttons to take off and land. it also claims it can reach heights of 11,000 feet, speeds of 62 miles per hour. the battery, it runs on will last up to 23 minutes. you could go about a block and a half. >> we won't be seeing that drone in the skies anytime soon. it has not received f.a.a. approval yet. >> but one gadget could be roaming your home soon. this is chip the robotic dog that does just about everything a normal one does without the clean-up, though. you don't have to follow this thing around with a bag. you can pre-order chip the robot dog.

it costs almost as much as a real dog. >> that's a lot cheaper. >> that's true, especially if you count vet appointments. >> and how about a hoverboard and half segue? it may be here with the newest creation. you cannot only ride the robot, but it can serve as an alarm for your house and you can give it some arms like this guy. >> i love my arms. awesome. >> i think that was just there. >> the segue robot recognizes voice commands and has an internet-connected camera that helps it to follow you around. kind of creepy. if you want your own personal segue robot, you have to wait until when they announce it will go into commercial production. my favorite use, though, when you carry the groceries. >> that's what kids are for.

just getting to the age where they can help with that. >> speaking of kids, though, that robotic dog, it's not the same. >> it's not the same or lovable or cuddly. it does not have puppy breath, so no. >> you don't have to take it out all the time. >> no watching if you go on vacation, you don't have to have somebody watch it. >> no pet sitting. >> we're thinking practical here. >> and a drone that can drop a man in your yard is not practical? >> i can think of a few people that would want that. >> matt, thank you. very cool, though. >> chief meteorologist tom sorrells is joining us. today is kind of weird weather out there. >> it took all day to get the sunshine going. the radar has cleaned up nicely. we're tracking some rain but it's all offshore as the big low is pulling away and heading to the open waters of the atlantic. i'll show you that big low in a moment. daytime high today, it took us -- it flat out took us all day to get there. we were still holding in the

we zoomed to a high of 73 in orlando, 74 in sanford and 74 in cocoa beach. in central florida tonight, things are looking pretty good. it is 72 degrees right now in the city beautiful. 73 in melbourne and in leesburg, we're still at 70. last night at this time we were holding -- i tried to remember back, i think it was 58 or 60 by this time of the day yesterday in leesburg. right now, 70 in the villages. 66 in ocala. in gainesville tonight, we're at 63 degrees. 72 in cocoa beach and 73 in melbourne. wind speeds tonight a 17-mile-an-hour wind, beach side, new smyrna beach, only a 3-mile-an-hour wind in the villages. it really does depend on where you are. here's the big low causing us all the rain and heartache yesterday. tonight it's moved its way to the open waters of the atlantic. now it looks well-defined. the hurricane center actually issued a special update on it. it's not tropical or subtropical, just a big low out there swirling around. no chance of it developing through the weekend but it's putting out wind speeds of 60

it's a tough, tough little system. back to the west on the visible satellite comes our next storm moving in from the gulf of mexico. it's going to be a big rainmaker for us, starting as early as tonight, maybe tomorrow as well. here's the modeling. by 5:00 tomorrow morning, meteorologist troy bridges will be here. the rain is marching on in. by 11:00 tomorrow, there she blows. and here's the scattered showers across the area through the afternoon tomorrow and then on saturday, no rain early. i believe we're going to be okay for the crime line chili cook-off. late in the day on saturday, more scattered showers begin to show up. it's kind of a wet and woolly saturday afternoon with all kinds of wind howling around, too. 57 the overnight low tonight in ocala and the overnight low in orlando is 59 with more clouds and more showers. here's your friday. >> first thing tomorrow morning, 63 degrees at 8 a.m. by noon, 70. the daytime high tomorrow moving up to about 79 degrees before all is said and done. again, sanford harley-davidson

there by 11:00 for the crime line chili cook-off. come join us. it's going to be dry and windy, i promise, right? it snowed five years ago. it's not going to be that bad. saturday the high is 77. sunday the high is 76. monday's daytime high drops it to 69 degrees. we have colder air coming in for next week. i'm going to have to issue one of those big uggs alert. they'll come flying out of the closet again. >> you only have to tell us once. thank you, tom. >> don't forget, you can get breaking weather alerts and live radar anytime on our free news 6 pinpoint weather app. just search wkmg in your app store. >> ahead at 4:00, parking meter changes coming to a local city and the price tag for the upgrade. >> then cars put to the test. see if the one you're driving is on the best or worst list. >> but first, disney pulled the plug on a holiday fan favorite.

from spectators during last night's final osborn light show. >> this is a look from our fun

smartphone and your tablet. take us with you. >> the osborn family spectacle of dancing lights has finally come to an end. disney extended the attraction to last night. the seasonal attraction has been a staple at disney's hollywood studios for the last 20 years. the final day was supposed to be sunday. but disney extended it to wednesday night. in september they said they were discontinuing the lights to make way for "star wars" and toy story attractions. ginger finally got a chance to see them at hollywood studios last night. >> i thought the crowds would be gone because it was extended. >> really? >> i had no idea. my favorite part is when they choreographed the lights and everything. >> yeah, it's awesome. i love where you are. look at that selfie. >> i know it. it's a horrible selfie. the lights are so high, you can basically see my crazy eyes. it was a lot of fun. people were dancing in the streets shoulder to shoulder when the music would play.

do it. >> that was awesome. you actually went behind-the-scenes. >> last year i went behind-the-scenes and saw everyone who puts it together and the months and months that they work. >> it's pretty incredible. >> it's beyond incredible. >> we asked our viewers to share their memories with us on facebook and got a lot of responses. helga shared this picture with the caption, "we will miss the beautiful lights and music. so sad to see it go." >> susie posted this photo. >> ah. >> she says watching one of my very good friends being proposed to is the highlight. >> did you see that? >> i did not see that. it did snow out there last night. >> that's always fun. >> share your photos on facebook.com/news 6. we'd love to see them. >> yeah, we would. coming up, the new delay for a man charged with murder for his connection to a police shooting. we take you inside the courtroom. >> well, you always hear stories about people complaining about their hoa's. this week in our getting results

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>> a new discovery in an officer-involved shooting that left an innocent woman dead. >> then a messy situation. there's new trash trouble in central florida. >> also ahead, a sneak peek at the towering thrill coming soon to orlando and why seaworld thinks it will change the skyline along i-drive. i know a lot of folks are excited about that. ginger, i don't think that you're one of them. >> that just gave me vertigo looking at that view. >> but first, a beautiful end to your thursday. look at this great live view over downtown orlando. enjoy it while you can. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing what we can expect for tonight and the weekend. >> well, let's say take a picture. how's that? >> uh-oh. >> it's going to be fading fast. look over my shoulder. this is the visible satellite. it shows the grayness and cloud cover and fog and misty rain. as the day wears on, watch the cloud cover burn off. there we go, socked in and the

a big low pressure off the east coast is exiting. what happened is the backside here threw a band of rain right in. scattered showers coming in. it looks like a sea breeze. you bet it does. all this is working this way. as this big low cranks and checks out and moves to the east, it means an end to the rain. well for now. take a look at what's going on the next 24 hours. big changes are coming. not so much tonight. 71 degrees at 5 p.m., 6 p.m., 69, 68, about 7:00 tonight. beyond that all the big changes occur. all the mess that i showed you in the gulf is going to come in here. i'll talk about the weekend in minutes. >> thank you, tom. this is a live look for you outside on i-4 west of john young parkway. you can see things are getting pretty congested. cars heading away from you are going westbound. traffic is stop and go out there. expect your ride to take a little bit extra time this afternoon. the eastbound lanes are up to

than the westbound lanes. checking out your drive times for you right now. >> we now know when the man at the center of a police shooting in orlando will go to trial. the shooting killed an innocent woman at a downtown club. news 6 reporter mark lehman tells us what's next for the man who police say is responsible. >> the pretrial conference was held in the judge's chambers at the orange county courthouse. attendance. jail. we learned when a jury may hear his case. >> previously set for this week, the trial for cody roach is now he's charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of a 22-year-old woman, despite never firing a bullet. police say roach got in a fight with officers after being thrown out of the vixen nightclub. the officer then opened fire, nine times.

according to police. >> roach was struck seven times. one of the bullets went through the bar door, killing the woman. the officer has been cleared of her death because prosecutors say roach is ultimately responsible. he could face life in prison if a jury agrees. >> attorneys on both sides now have the next 2 and a half months to prepare for the trial, set to begin at the end of march. they're next due back in court for a pretrial hearing on march 17th. >> potential upgrades coming to parking meters in brevard county. news 6 has learned cocoa beach is considering changing its coin-operated machines to ones that you can pay with credit cards or by your phone. we're told it would cost a little more than $350,000 to install the meters. the city is set to vote on the upgrades during tonight's meeting at 7:00. >> i wish there was a system where you could do both. not everyone has a credit card or a smartphone. >> the smartphone things really work. i use it all the time. it's a park mobile app. if you're out to dinner and

can add time. >> which is great. >> that i always -- >> you have to run out to do it. >> it's stressful to try to dig for coins and run out and feed the meter. it's a lot to deal with. >> new at 4:30, a potential setback for ucf and its vision to bring this huge campus to downtown orlando. matt austin joins us with the new timeline. >> ladies, they're not going back to the drawing board, but ucf says it needs more time and what appears to be more money before presenting a downtown governors. now they say it'll happen in the near future but not in this month. after all, this is a big project. we're talking $60 million to develop the campus in the heart of downtown orlando. it's gaining some support. earlier this week, cfe federal donated $1.5 million. orlando magic pledged the same. now the school needs to find more donors, especially if it still wants to open in the fall of 2018. that is the plan. we'll keep you posted on how all this plays out. still a lot of pieces have to come together.

>> no kidding. >> closing in. >> thank you, matt. an osceola county substitute teacher accused of having sex with a student is out of jail on bond. st. cloud police say sarah moore had sex with the under-aged victim several times, including at her home, which she shares with her husband and kids. moore was most recently a substitute teacher at st. cloud middle school. she was fired after her arrest. moore is charged with 10 counts of sexual battery. >> the first-ever jetblue flight to daytona beach from j.f.k. airport in new york arrived earlier today. the airline just launched daily non-stop service between the two cities. the flight was supposed to get here at 11:55 in the morning but landed 20 minutes early. a jetblue official we spoke with who went to embry-riddle, told us why they chose daytona beach as the newest destination. >> we saw the level of enthusiasm that we don't see in a lot of communities. that helped us to make a decision that helped to take

new market. >> for now jetblue will have one flight a day but it could increase if the trips are popular. they could also add flights to other cities like boston. >> we're working to get results for neighbors who are dealing with some trash troubles. >> news 6 told you yesterday orange county's new automated collection system was causing some issues. >> amanda castro wanted to follow up today to see if the problems were fixed. >> a little different here today. the trash in these containers is gone. about four days after it was scheduled to be picked up. orange county saying it's working hard to make sure all the trash is gone by the end of the week. >> our trash was picked up today. >> rachael howell is glad to see this big green container is no longer in front of her home filled with trash. it was supposed to be picked up on monday. >> it's nice to look down the street and only see one can for the recycling, which is i'm not sure when that will be picked up. it was a big relief. >> just yesterday we were at this neighborhood.

their garbage sitting by their driveway for days. orange county telling news 6 there have been delays in pickup because of the new automated collection system. some people are not following the new procedures, including put all the trash in the containers and leaving enough space between the bins. >> i would say 90% of the people got picked up on time on the right day and are moving forward and 10% didn't. >> jim becker says it's still a lot. since monday, the county has received about 25,000 calls. he says crews are working quickly and on saturday, usually their day off, to pick up all the trash. >> we expect that everyone will be picked up no later than saturday. >> the county is urging you to be patient as the kinks of the new system are worked out. >> we understand they're doing the best that they can and, you know, just getting an answer and having some type of pickup is exactly what we were looking for. >> in orange county, amanda castro, news 6. >> if you want to get under people's skin, don't pick up their trash. >> that's a tough one. >> especially after the holidays.

more trash than normal. >> yeah. >> but at least it's happening when the weather is a little cooler. if this were the middle of the summer, imagine how it would smell. >> in my neighborhood, they've given up and put the recyclables and garbage outside. >> if you want to share your opinion about this story, leave a comment on our facebook page at facebook.com/news 6. >> a new thrill coming soon to the theme parks. it reaches a towering milestone and we have the proof. >> and just in, investigators reveal what's next for the driver in an altamonte springs crash that killed a father and son. >> but first, the best and worst cars put to the test. find out in three minutes if the one you're driving is on the list. >> you're watching news 6 at 4:00, getting results for tavares, daytona beach and all

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to learn more about the car you want is by checking with other owners. >> a new survey did just that, asking more than 200,000 drivers what they like and don't like about their cars. >> here's the kia rio. it's the least loved cars of the 186 in consumer reports latest owner satisfaction survey. only 40% said they'd definitely buy a rio again. compare that to the honda fit. the most liked of all the honda subcompacts. >> this is what the owners had to say. >> among mid-sized cars, the nissan ultima is at the bottom. only 58% said they'd buy it again. >> meanwhile, the subaru legacy rocks with 84% of owners saying they'd buy it again. they like the handling, mileage, comfort and advanced safety

amongst small suv's jeep patriot and jeep compass tanked. just 46% of owners said they would buy it again. >> compare that with the subaru forester. if you're considering a mid-sized suv, consider the kia sorrento. 86 of those consumer reports surveyed said they'd definitely buy it again. >> compact luxury sedans are a hot selling items but a third of owners say they wouldn't buy the car again. they complain about the vehicles being too small and they didn't deliver on their expected luxury promise. >> what a great idea, though. because if someone had a bad experience with a car, chances are maybe someone else did. that's why i love going to the social media sites and people start using it for things like that. >> when i bought my car, i went with what consumer reports said. i keep my cars like 20 years.

>> yes, i love my mazda. >> there you go. potentially dangerous mold is forcing students at one lake county middle school out of some classrooms for a while. district leaders say fume exhaust hoods were left on by mistake over the holiday break in a science lab at eustis middle school. it ended up pulling in moisture from the outside and causing the mold. the school principal says they're playing it safe and keeping students out of those rooms. no students are being allowed in the lab or the rooms around it. school staffers say a deep cleaning is planned for this weekend, so students can get back inside the classrooms. >> trending now, the host of the talk confronted by a stranger on stage during last night's people's choice award. watch what happens next. >> we think of ourselves as kind of the odd balls of tv or we say we're like a motley crue. >> you ain't going to pull no steve harvey up in here.

no, sir. security. >> they lay down the law. someone that got right past security and walked up on the mic. no word yet on who this guy was or what happened to him after he got the boot. >> that guy is bold. you do not want to mess with the ladies on the talk. did sharon osborn kick him? >> she kicked him a couple of times. >> this is a woman who wrangled ozzie osborn. she could handle him. >> i want to know where was security that this could happen? >> that was frightening. >> it's a little disturbing. >> today they talked about it on the show and said they thought they were weak women on the stage. he learned the hard way. >> yes, he did. the internet is loving one tiny girl's feelings about snow. >> the reaction, not what you

>> look at all the snow! >> go away, snow. >> i know. it's terrible, isn't it >> go away. >> go away. >> i don't blame her. the dad revealed the first snow of the year to his daughter. she was not happy about it. of course, it is making its rounds on the internet. >> are you related to this child, tom sorrells? >> that's why we all live here. i know i certainly feel that way as well. >> go away, snow. >> being meteorologists, it's detrimental to your career when you get on the tv and say "it's going to snow again." >> the snowfall is hard to forecast. >> it's tough. the amounts drove me nuts. we get 2 to 3 inches but then we get 8 or 10. your credibility is shot. >> it's easy to forecast here, though. >> how about them apples? >> i want to show you the beautiful pictures.

>> that is incredible. >> that is from new smyrna beach. such a beautiful shot. i'll show it to you on facebook eventually. >> barbara gets out and shoots every day. she goes down by the water. she says it makes her closer to god. >> i like that. >> and no sunshine here in daytona beach just yet. >> not here, not yet, not at 4:00. thank you for your storm pins. download storm pins right now in your app store. send me some photos. i'd love to see what you're seeing in central florida. >> tonight, no big rain. all the rain from yesterday is checked out, at least for the moment. now, we had a really weird day. the cloud deck held on so long, i'll show it to you a moment on the satellite. it held on so long, by lunchtime we didn't have much of a warm-up. once the clouds cleared, we warmed up nicely.

63 degrees right now in daytona beach. other temperatures, 66 in ocala. 63 in gainesville and 63 in daytona beach again. wind speed, a 17-mile-an-hour wind in new smyrna beach. 12 cocoa beach, 12 in melbourne. here's a quick look at what's going on with our set-up for today. our big low causing us all the misery yesterday with the wind and the rain slashing the coast, it's pulling away, believe it or not. look how wide and expansive it is out there. it's packing winds of 60 miles per hour. it doesn't stand much of a the weekend. we'll talk more about it as the weekend wears on. >> visible satellite took all day for the clouds to clear, but they finally did. here comes more moisture from the gulf of mexico, rolling our way for tonight, tomorrow and saturday, too. breaking it out hour by hour, overnight, no big worries, just spotty showers and by 5:00

and turn on troy bridges to track this mess for you. by lunchtime tomorrow, a lot of moisture down south and a lot of cloud cover everywhere else. by 4 p.m. tomorrow, 24 hours from right now, i'll be tracking these pockets of rain rolling through central florida. on saturday, it looks like much of the day on saturday will be fine. it's going to be blustery, really windy, but rain-free in most spots until about 1:00 in the afternoon. pockets of rain begin to break out again on saturday and some of those will linger for us into early sunday. >> overnight lows tonight, 57 in ocala. 59 in leesburg. i'm going to call the overnight low tonight in orlando 59 with more clouds and a few more showers. here's tomorrow. >> first thing tomorrow morning, 63. by noon tomorrow, 70 with a daytime high tomorrow making it all the way back to 79 degrees. so we're well above normal in the temperature department again. rain chances 30% on friday. 50% on saturday.

holds off until after lunchtime, after 1 or 2:00 into the early evening. come sunday, the high is 76. back to work on monday, here comes the cooler blast. 69 is the high on monday. tuesday's daytime high is 67 degrees. and some of the overnight lows next week will be right at 50. upper 40's. wintertime in central florida. >> when's your chili deal? >> saturday, the seminole harley in sanford. are you coming? >> no. but i wanted to know what it is. >> i'll be there saturday morning, come join us. >> thank you, tom. >> if you're on the road and can't check your news 6 weather app, you can now get updates through one of our three radio partners all day long. chief meteorologist tom sorrells and meteorologist troy bridges are pinpointing your weather on 105.9 sunny fm, 101.9 amp radio, and mix 105.1. >> and it is that time of day where things start getting busy on the roadways for us. this is a live look outside for you, i-4 east of fairbanks. the cars on the right side of

you can see really actually quite slow in both directions. over the next hour or so, traffic will pick up in this area as more people are heading home from work. the westbound lanes are also moving smoothly but getting more congested out there. that trend will continue. here are your drive times for you. >> all right. it's that time. the paws are out. new info for the biggest day in sports, at least for our furry friends, anyway. >> coming up at 5:00, we know the powerball jackpot is already at a record-high. there could be more. why the prize could keep going

>> and there's a major milestone with construction, what fans need to know about this towering new thrill. >> you're watching news 6 at 4:00, getting results for maitland, ocoee and all of central florida. keep it here.

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>> remember, news 6 is always on clickorlando.com, your smartphone and your tablet. take us with you. >> take a look at this. a new discovery on the bottom of the arctic ocean. a noaa team found the remains of two ships trapped by ice back in september of 1871. that is 144 years ago. they believe the ships got stuck in ice and slowly deteriorated, but they also believe everyone on board survived. >> seaworld's upcoming attraction just reached all new heights. construction crews say they just installed the tallest point of the track with its shark-themed mako ride. this is video of what it looks like. check that out. seaworld announced last year the 200-foot-tall attraction will be

coaster in central florida, taking guests up to speeds of 73 miles per hour along with more than 4700 feet of track. it is set to open next year. >> that shot where you're looking straight down already makes my stomach turn. >> yeah, that one. >> the nfl playoffs start this weekend. so expect to start hearing a lot about super bowl 50. >> you'll, of course, be able to watch the big game on news 6 february 7th. >> but what you may not remember, there's also a lot of cuteness happening on that day in puppy bowl 12. we've learned local dogs will be taking the field. we're not talking about you, larry. it will be on from 3 to 5:00 right here before -- right before the super bowl on the animal planet channel. 44 different shelter and rescue groups will help fill the roster, including some from central florida's own little dog rescue group. this is video from last year's puppy bowl. how cute are these guys? while it's so much fun to watch,

all of the players to be adopted. so watch and you may end up getting one. >> we'll post the links on clickorlando.com, powered by news 6 on how that can happen as we get closer to the big game. >> there needs to be a puppy bowl reunion. >> there should be. >> oh, from the first puppy bowl? >> right, have them come back and come together. >> as grown dogs. >> see how they're doing. have a hall of fame. >> it's an awful idea. >> that is a good day to sucker dad into getting a puppy, though. i'll give you that. dad's in a good mood, things are flowing. >> anything to get you out on the road. >> matt austin is here with some of the news coming up on the news at 5:00. >> all right. several developing stories right now, including new details on a crash that left a dad and his young son dead back in october. new for 5:00, why prosecutors

tragic crash will not be facing any charges. >> and a 12-hour standoff at a local condo. new for 5:00, what police say the suspect posted on facebook