>> justin: now on the morning news, a puppy theft at a local shop and it' s happened there before. how you can help get results. plus barton' s mother takes the stand for the first time testifying against the prime suspect in the jacksonville toddler' s disappearance. we' ll tell you what happened in court. good morning. i' m justin marmoth. thanks for waking up with us this saturday morning. and tons of people are dotting their mouse ears and lacing up their shoes this morning for the marathon weekend.

here' s a live look at orlando it' here' s danny trainer with the latest from the pinpoint accurate weather center. >> reporter: there have been some past events where it' s been so cold and it has been icing and there' s been a little flurry of snow. a lot of history with the marathon. one of the most successful events disney puts together. and later on this afternoon, after the marathons, the rain' s going to try to move in. maybe 3- 4- 5:00 this afternoon. as justin pointed out, it looks like fog is the main issue. some visibility down to a third or quarter of a mile. watching some rain. not a lot on the radar right at the moment. however this is the issue right at the moment. look at the visibility in ocala. very restrictive in the orlando you' ll run into banks of fog

so please give yourself extra time this morning. probably takes until 9:00 to burn off. then look way over here to the west, a new frontal boundary that wants to push through. and as it does today, it' s going to increase our chances of rain. i think by 4- 5:00 this afternoon, dealing with showers and maybe heavy downpours. right at the moment the temperatures in the 60s with a lot of moisture in the air and that' s the reason for the fog and it looks like up around 81 today. watch out this afternoon. heavy rain, justin. >> reporter: thanks so much. this morning a pair of dog nappers are on the run. surveillance video at the puppy shop on east colonial drive shows two suspects wandering the store. then one leaves before the other bolts out with a $2,000 puppy. news 6' s amanda castro tells us how this quick heist happened. >> and how they close that door for one second. he took off. >> reporter: the dog thief caught on camera accused of

>> and the guy holding the yorkie bolted out the door and before eddie knew it, he was already across the street and couldn' t catch up with him. >> reporter: owner charles black say the man and woman are seen on the store' surveillance cameras. they spend about an hour looking at puppies going crib to crib and sometimes just standing for minutes talking to each other. weren' t going to pay for the dog. they were just waiting for the right moment where he could bolt with the dog. >> reporter: the woman left, supposedly to get her credit card. then minutes later the man runs out of the store with the dog. this is the second time someone stole a yorkie from this store in 3 months. cameras were rolling in november when a woman was caught trying to put a dog in her purse. and in 2013, surveillance video caught a man stuffing a pug down his pants. they were arrested. >> when you come in and steal from us, you know, with we get you you' ll pay full price and

>> justin: that was amanda castro reporting. the owners tell news 6 they' re offering a $250 reward for any information that helps lead them to an arrest. this morning we' re working to find out how a volusia county toddler is doing after they were bitten by a dog. it happened yesterday at this home in delion springs on commerce avenue. the 19 month old was air lifted to arnold palmer with the bite on the head. deputies say the initial description of the dog was a pit bull. animal control is investigating. just days before her ex- boyfriend' s suspected trial, the mother of a missing jacksonville toddler, londsey barton, took the stand against reuben ebron, the prime suspect in the case. scott jons tells us more about the key testimony. >> reporter: lana barton takes the stand and what she talks about most was drugs. in fact it took quite awhile to get her and ebron' s slang down

everything from loud, meaning marijuana, m' s for morphine. dubbed means $20 worth of cocaine and even more. >> during that time, were you aware of the defendant still continuing to be what you refer to as - - >> yes. >> and can you tell us about the problems? >> um, yes. >> okay. cocaine? >> yeah. >> vicodin? >> yes. >> morphine? >> yes. >> any others? >> (inaudible) >> i' m sorry. hallucinogenics? >> yeah. >> and that relates to the attempt to convict of child neglect because bart onds the drug deals would often happen around her children. >> as it relates to this activity, did the defendant have to maintain a supply of

>> yes. >> where did he keep that supply? >> nightstand. >> nightstand in your shared residence? >> yes. >> who else lived in that with you? >> my two children. >> two children. how old? >> 5 and 2. >> in the end the prosecutor put the exclamation point on the attempt to paint hebron as guilty of child neglect, particularly by dealing drugs around londsey when he asked how many days when lana barton remembered he didn' t deal drugs. >> how many dayhe do zero drug transactions? >> um, probably none. >> no further questions. >> reporter: one thing not wrapped up in court was the williams ruling. about how much of hebron' s past criminal history can be brought up in the trial. it may not directly link to child neglect, but prosecutors

we did learn one thing would be allowed. his cell phone records. news4jax analyst says that can be critical because it can be used to help prosecutors against the argument made that t remember the exact date of the alleged drug deals. >> now we' ll be able to take the cell phone and text messages and saying he' s making drug transactions at the times he was watching the kids. and if lana can remember the exact times he was in custody of londey, they can tell and match it up with the times he was making drug transactions. >> justin: that' s scott johnson reporting. lana barton pleaded guilty to charges of child neglect and giving false information on wednesday. she faces up to 5 years in prison. barton on will be sentenced february 1st. this morning we' re learning new details surrounding a substitute teacher accused of telling students she let them. this all happened thursday at

according to daytona beach police, the substitute told 24ird graders if they disrespected her, it' s been known for people to come to school with an ak- 47 and shoot kids. she said she had a key to the classroom and would let the gunman come in and shoot them between eyes. the sub was removed from the clas. the school promises she won' t come back. some troopers are putting their eye to the sky. they' re trying to catch a coyote. we told you about it monday spotted on the man' s surveillance camera on indian harbor beach. the man thinks it may have taken his pet cat which is still missing. according to the news partners, trappers will use a drone and unmanned trail cameras to try to find the coyote. they believe two coyotes are tonight someone' s 2016 we' re, of course, talking about the biggest powerball jackpot

rietz even more. yesterday we spotted a steady stream of customers buying their powerball tickets ahead of tonight' s 800 million dollar drawing. this is at the marathon gas station on cimarron boulevard. now in order to get those numbers, you can watch the powerball drawing streaming live on clickorlando.com powered by news 6. also download our free news 6 app. we' ll be sending push alerts with the winning numbers tonight. just search wkmg in your app store. time now 5:09. check in with danny trainer in the pinpoint accurate weather center with the latest on the forecast. danny? >> reporter: i think what will happen is by 9:00 we' ll burn that off with the peek of sunshine and things deteriorate. a big storm off to the west of us that has a frontal system, a cold front. wants to bring in slightly cooler air. but once you bring cold air into the warm, moist atmosphere we have right now, it' s going to kick off a possibility of some showers. some of those could be boomers. some of those could be heavy.

re aware of it as we go through the rest of the afternoon. right now nothing on the radar but it' s the temperatures and the humidity that are the features that we' re paying the most attention to. it' s 61 in sanford. 59 in orlando. 60 in kissimee. and before the day is over we peak out at 81 and that' s about 2- 3:00 this afternoon and watch the chances of rain go up as we push through the afternoon. >> justin: still to come a rare find. a green masters jacket made its way across state lines. we' ll tell you where the highly sought after piece of clothing was found. but moments after a police officer is ambushed while sitting in his patrol car. what investigators are saying about the gunman next. you' re watching news 6 getting results for windermere, van

>> justin: this morning a philadelphia police officer is no doubt fortunate to be alive after a ginman who pledged allegiance to the islamic statan bushed his patrol car. the surveillance video show - - state ambushed his patrol car. he fired at point blank range. the officer was hit 3 times. archer was arrested near the scene and later told police he

police say there is no indication the shooter was tied to a larger terror plot, but the fbi and the department of homeland security are also now investigating. >> they' re executing search warrants in his property in upper darby and also one in southwest. >> justin: authorities say archer has a criminal history and the gun used was stolen from a philadelphia police officer two years ago. officer hartnet was seriously injured, but is expected to be okay. caught on camera, a disruption on board a united flight. police say a woman attacked a flight attendant after a drink was spilled. the passenger shot the video of the woman being restrained. this was on a united flight from new york to chicago. the plane had to make an emergency landing in detroit. 69 passengers and 4 crew members were on board. the flight was delayed about an hour before it was able to head to chicago. separating itself from

campbell soup will - - rivals. campbell soup will be the first company to start gmo labeling. the largest soup maker says it supports a mandatory labeling standard for products with genetically modified ingredients and is withdrawing support from efforts opposing the move. many industry groups sought to make the labeling voluntary. about three quarters of campbell' s products contain gmo' s. great things can come from a thrift store but somehow one of the most well known awards in pro sports landed in one all the way from augusta. the 1969 green jacket, an original green jacket, was found at the gild shop in the form of a surprise donation. as you probably know some of golf' s greatest rising stars vie for the jacket at the masters tournament. it' s rare to see one of these glorious green garments away from the georgia homeland. even masters tournament winners are only allowed to keep them for a year before they have to return them to the club.

we were going through a box of clothes and she came upon this green jacket. and she brought it immediately to our volunteer coordinators. i think this might be something. >> justin: wild story! jackson says that her staff is still deciding whether to auction the jacket locally through a site they have consulted. this morning tens of thousands of people are waking up early. it' s walt disney marathon weekend! the half marathon kicks off today. 13 miles through the magic kingdom and epcot. then tomorrow runners will lace up for the 26 mile marathon. it will take them through all 4 parks. this is video from last year' s race and it is cold with some of the jackets and today how are we looking for runners out there? >> we are going to be getting to 81 and fog this morning and that will burn off about 9:00

afternoon and it is part of the evening but then it clears up tomorrow for the next race. >> justin: good news there! >> reporter: i' m pretty sure disney had influence on that. >> justin: no doubt about that. >> reporter: take you to the beach for one of the storm pins and it is that beautiful picture here for one of the gard stations taking the look out over the surf. then it is going to get through the southerly wind and that is going to come to earlier and it is going to come to the showers and it is going to go to the beach today with the small craft caution and search about 3- 5 with water temperatures for the toes and this is going on right now with the lack of wind and many allowing fog to

wear? socked into the cape near daytona beach and not too great. if you have to go somewhere early between now and 9:00, give yourself extra time. leave a little early and drive a little slower. we have rains out in the atlantic ocean and you can see they' re going that way. because later on today by 3:00 the clouds build and by 4:00, show you that in just a moment. maybe we' ll be impacted by a lot of rain. maybe some heavy rain and maybe thunder boomers. by about 5:00 this afternoon. right now temperatures are in the 60s and it' s very humid and that' s the reason for the fog and get up to 81 before it' s all said and done. here' s what the computer says will happen today. we' ll break up the fog and give a peek of sunshine. that will drive temperatures way up to around 81 . but look at this! by 6:00 this evening, socked in

sanford, orlando, back into parts of lake county. can we rule out thunder? no. i think we' re going to have to include that in the possibilities. look what happens! by 11:00 push out in the atlantic ocean with clouds lingering but then it starts to clear up. and i think things are going to be a lot different by this time tomorrow. so the northerly winds are going to switch to the southerly direction later on this afternoon. the small craft caution. i think the possibility of rain definitely needs to be part of your plans for today and peek out at around 81 as we go hour by hour. noontime it' s 73. 6:00 this evening when it' s raining. 78 . warm temperatures with the high temperature of 81. everybody' s in the 70s. tonight everybody drops into the 60s and the cooler air does not move in just yet. however we may see it by monday. and sunday night we may have some nice temperatures for you. you have the fire place. 48 and 30% chance of rain increasing to 40% as we go into

we stretch it on out, look what happens as we go through rest of the week. notice the absence of rain here for monday- tuesday- wednesday and thursday and rain sneaking back into the forecast. here' s the week upcoming. hope it' s good for you. justin? >> justin: still to come on the morning news, make it snow! how one homeowner made a winter wonderland when mother nature didn' t cooperate. take a look there. but first, get the tickets out. the look at winning numbers for last night' s florida lottery drawings. good luck! i've smoked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time.

>> justin: in your new health watch, a move to cut sugar in your sweetened drinks and the u.s. is not prepared to deal with childrens' medical needs in the event of a crisis. molly hall looks at the top health stories. >> reporter: researchers in london say cutting the sugared drinks by 40% could prevent 1.5 million overweight and obesity cases over 5 years. they say reducing sugar and drinks, including fruit juices, would also prevent 300,000 cases of type 2 diabetes. a new report says the u.s.

medical needs in the event of a crisis. the american academy of pediatrics says many stockpiled vaccines and drugs are only approved for adults. and a new study from george washington university finds only 10% of smokers on medicaid get anti- smoking medication. researchers also found some states make it harder for smokers to get counseling and medication partially covered by medicaid. the cdc estimates smoking diseases will cost medicaid 75 million dollars in 2016. those are some of the top health stories. marlin hall, cbs news, new york. >> justin: mother nature hasn' t been generous to jersey with snow and one man used the do it yourself method. while most remain green, there is a blanket of white on michael' s lawn. his snow gun can crank out one

after 2 nights in action the snow in spots is 10 inches deep. i wonder what his neighbors think about that one. check back in with danny trainer. he has today' s forecast to help plan the day. danny? >> i' ll be fairly confident no snow here today. 81 for the high temperature! check out these temperatures. 73 in palm coast. 73 in dane tona beach. 76 in sanford and cocoa beach 79. melbourne up to 80. a lot of 80s in the interior. and as we push into the evening hours, we' re going to see a chance of rain materialize. so as we see temperatures drop into the 64- 65 range, the chance of rain is like 40%. 40% this evening. i think the risk of rain is low and the severe weather is low. but be aware of it because it may interfere with whatever your evening plans are. here' s what you can plan through not only today. the 30% jumping up to 40% for tonight. then we clear things out by

tomorrow for marathoners it looks pretty okay and then cooler weather coming in and it' s going to stick around for about 4 or 5 days. >> justin: still ahead a puppy theft caught on camera. how you can help get results coming up. plus tonight' s the night. the big powerball drawing. news 6 is helping you get the numbers quick and easy. we' ll tell you how coming up. you'

>> welcome back to the morning news. before top stories, danny trainer is here. >> where is it clear? oh, on the radar! >> justin: dense fog though. >> that' s what i' m referring to. it' s not clear but you know what would make it better? a breakfast cookie! >> justin: you do the weather and i' ll have one of these. >> show you what' s going on and not much on the radar at the moment. that will change atz we push through the noon hour and 3, 4, 5:00 this afternoon and let' s tune up and say we' re having those and have peekaboo sunshine and around noon time as we push into late afternoon and the threat of rain moves in out of the gulf of mexico. pushing across the state and there' s a chance it will have a big chance and want to mention it. right now the issue is fog.

visibility and the palm coast. half a mile visibility in daytona beach. .8 of a mile in orlando and if you' ll they' ll come and go. and hello! a live picture in downtown orlando. today we' re going to shoot for the high of around 81 . i think those rains start to move in about 40 %chance and push to 5- 6:00. tonight a 40% chance of rain and make plans accordingly. might see a little fog nearby for tomorrow. justin? >> justin: thanks so much. this morning a pair of dog nappers are on the run. surveillance video at the puppy shop on east colonial drive shows two suspects wandering the store and then one leaves before the other bolts out with a $2,000 puppy. news 6' s amanda castro tells us

>> see right there how they close that door for one second? >> yeah. >> reporter: the dog thief caught on camera accused of stealing the puppy from the puppy stop. >> the guy holding the yorkie bolted out the door and before eddie knew it, he was across the street and couldn' t catch up with him. >> the man and woman are seen on the store' s 14 surveillance cameras. they spend about an hour looking at puppies going crib to crib and sometiming just standing for minutes talking to each other. >> we kind of think they weren' t going to pay for the dog. just looking for the moment they could bolt with the dog. >> reporter: the woman left, supposedly to get her credit card. then minutes later the man runs out of the store with the dog. this is the second time someone stole a dog from the store in 3 months. cameras were rolling in november when a woman was caught trying to put a dog in her purse.

caught a man stuffing a pug they were arrested. >> when you come in and steal from us, when we get you you' ll pay full price for the dog and full price means also a trip to jail. >> justin: the owners tell news 6 they' re offering a 250 dollar reward for information that helps lead them to an arrest. this morning working to find out how a volusia county toddler is doing after they were bitten by a dog. it happened on de leon springs. the child was air lifted to arnold palmer with a bite to the head. the animal described as a pit bull and police are investigating. a substitute teacher accused of telling students she' d let someone come to class and shoot them. this all happened thursday at small elementary school. according to daytona beach police, the substitute told 3rd graders if they disrespected her, it'

to come to school with an ak- 47 and shoot kids. she said she had a key to the classroom and would let gunmen in and shoot them between the eyes. the substitute was removed from the class. the school promised she wouldn' t come back. just days before her ex- boyfriend' s trial, the mother of the missing jacksonville toddler londsey barton, took the stand against hebron, the prime suspect in the case. now more about the key temperature as he takes us inside the classroom. >> reporter: llana barton finally takes the stand and what she talked about most was drugs. it took awhile to get the slang down from loud for marijuana, ms for morphine. dubs means $20 worth of cocaine and even more. >> during that time were you aware of the defendant

what you referred to as a source and can you tell us about types of narcotics? >> yes. >> cocaine? >> yes. >> vicodin? >> yeah. >> morphine? >> yes. >> any others? >> hallucinogenics. >> hallucinogenics? >> yeah. >> and that relates to the prosecution' s attempt to convict of child neglect because barton said the drug deals would often happen around her children. >> as it relates to this activity, did the defendant have to maintain a supply of these kinds of drugs? >> yes. >> and where did he keep that supply? >> the nightstand. >> the nightstand. in your shared residence? >> yes. >> who else lived in that residence with you? >> my two children. >> two children. how old?

>> in the end they put the exclamation point to paint hebron as guilty of child neglect particularly by dealing drugs around landsey. when asked how many days he did not deal drugs - - >> how many days do you know, zero drug transactions? >> um, probably none. >> no further questions. >> one thing not wrapped up in court today was the williams ruling about how much of hebron' s past criminal history can be brought up in the trial. it may not directly link to child neglect but prosecutors say it shows hebron' s character. we did learn one thing will be allowed in trial. his cell phone records. news4jax crime and safety analyst gill smith says it can be critical because it can be used to help make the argument against prosecutor that is llana barton doesn' t remember the exact date of the alleged drug deals.

ll take cell phone and text messages and say actually making drug transactions at the time he was looking and watching the kids and if llana can remember the exact times he was in custody then they can tell and match it up with the times he was making drug transactions. >> >> that was scott johnson reporting. llana johnson pleaded guilty to charges of child neglect and will be sentenced wednesday. barton february 1st. new this morning a missing child alert. deputies are searching for 4 month old jasper sanchez last seen on southwest 30th avenue and newberry and he could be with the man on the right, hagan sanchez. jasper was last seen wearing a blue and gold striped onesy like the one in the video. he has a red tattoo on his left upper arm. if you have any information on their whereabouts, call the sheriff' s office. the scary scene at the

year- old girl inside. surveillance video captured part of the child' s frightening experience. take a look. watch as the man walked up to the kia before taking off. the owner rushed after the car because he knew his step daughter was inside. there' s a child in the backseat! and then when i said that he accelerated and hit the gas very hard and spin around and almost hit the gas pump and almost take the gas pump and that is when i try to cut him off in the front of it. if i had cut him off, he would have run over me. >> as a parent you' re supposed to protect your child and i couldn' t do anything. >> justin: the thief quickly realized the child was in the backseat of the car. coral springs say he let the girl out on the side of the road not far from the gas station. she was then found by a jogger crying on the side of the street. that thief is still on the run

s 2016 could get off to a great start! we' re of course talking about the biggest powerball jackpot in history and that prize could rise even more. yesterday we spotted a steady stream of customers buying their powerball tickets ahead of tonight' s 800 million dollar drawing. this is at the marathon gas station on semoran boulevard. in order to get those numbers, you can catch the powerball number streaming live on clickorlando.com powered by news 6 and download the free app. we' ll send push alerts with the winning numbers tomorrow night. just search wkmg with the app store. check in with danny trainer and he' s in the accurate pinpoint weather center with the forecast. >> it is about that fog at the moment and sticks around to 9:00 and then peekaboo sunshine. what is that going to do? drive temperatures up and then comes in something from the gulf of mexico. i' m looking at the atlantic at the moment because of some rain

not an issue! it' s not an issue. however if you want to jump in the boat and go about 20 mph off shore, nice swells going on. probably not a great day at beach but will get a chance during the middle of the day and things start to deteriorate. for those on that west side of the year with the rains moving in from the gulf of mexico. and be prepared for that and it pushes over to the east side of out at 80 and 81 the top temperature for the day. the chance of rain is 40%. >> justin: all right, danny, thanks so much. they' re one of the most valuable things in your home. we put smoke detectors to the test and found not all brand work the same. we' the best next. plus. >> the mrajic lost 4 in a row

but they ran into the cure last night in brooklyn. i' m jamie seh. i' ll have the highlights coming up. >> justin: you' re watching

>> justin: a working smoke detector is the best way to protect your home from house fires, but there are startling new claims that the most commonly used smoke detector

family out safely. investigator louis bolden is putting the smoke to the test. >> it' s the middle of the night and the house catches fire. luckily you' ve got smoke detectors to wake you up. >> my mind is like i got to get my kids. i can' t get them if a don' t. >> on memorial day the home caught fire with their 10 children inside. 3 of the kids were burned and several others suffered smoke inhalation. >> i was in the hospital 3 days. >> reporter: but why didn' t the robertsons have more time to escape? after all, they say they had 2 working smoke detectors. >> even with all the smoke that came out of the room, it still didn' t get no sound from the smoke detector. it never went off. >> the robinsons said they had the most popular smoke detector. the ionization type used in 90% of american homes according to the national fire protection association. they work well in big, fast- moving fires but not in

that kill most people at night. >> if you have an ionization detector and small developing fire, it may burn for 20 minutes, 50 minutes before the detector sounds. >> reporter: news 6 investigates. working with fire fighters we side test comparing the ionization detector to the newer photoelectric detector said to be much faster. first we stuffed 2 glass tanks with polyester material. then we insert two pins trying to start a slow fire. we start the time clock and almost immediately smoke begins to build. at 4 minutes 5 seconds the photoelectric smoke detector goes off. look at the other tank. 5, 10, 15 minutes into it, the smoke swirling, but the ionization detector does nothing. in a real fire, veteran fire

could be deadly because fires can double in size every 5 minutes. >> by the time that alarm goes off, there is going to be too much heat and too much smoke to get out of the house safely. >> finally, at 15 minutes, 30 seconds, the ionization alarm goes off, making it almost 400% slower than the photo- electric detector. >> people need the fastest possible warning they can when a fire is in the house and the only way to get that is a photoelectric smoke detector. >> reporter: experts say you can mount your photoelectric smoke detector beside the existing one or if that' s too much going on for you, there are devices that combine both technologies. i' m louis bolden, news 6. >> justin: for more information on the different types of smoke detectors, head on over to clickorlando.com powered by news 6. meteorologist danny trainer

is a problem the dense fog. >> dan: the fog will follow it later on this afternoon and not going to say anything negative about the rain. people will have a chance to do the marathon and get errands but any time we can get the rain to reduce the threat of forest fires from the winter time, it' s good. going to the beach here and have something on storm pins here and you can see if you' d like to send something in, search wkmg in the app store and find the app. send us a picture and that is a nice one. thank you, beach fool. thanks so much. the weather story as we shape through the rest of the day. this morning it' s about the fog and then we have peekaboo sunshine comes in and that drives temperatures up and about 81 with lots of moisture in the air and that will support the chance of rains building this afternoon.

couple of downpours happen and they push out to the east. and what do we have for sunday? sunshine and cooler temperatures make the way into the forecast. right now talking about the fogand look at reduced visibility and that is pretty slim in sanford and it' s not real, real bad but let me check radar and not much going on and what is going on is moving away trt state and it' s as we develop through the rest of the day the moving off from the gulf of mexico and it is maybe through most of the evening and right now temperatures are in the 60s for most areas and temperatures are getting up to around 81 before it' s all said and done for today. clouds and rain, look at this. look what happens here. by 6:00 this evening.

computer shifted and had it mostly concentrated in the orlando area back into the villages and into ocala. it shifted a little more to the north and then we see rains coming in across osceola county also. then it all clears out by 11:00, 12:00 and we push it on out into the atlantic ocean. this is the storm we' re talking about as it makes its way closer and closer to us. it will change the winds to the southerly direction. this morning out of the north. the rain chances are 30% this afternoon going up to 40% tonight and small craft cautions are mentioned in the forecast. hour by hour today, temperatures to peek out to around 81 and start dropping to 80 and by 4:00 this afternoon but rain chances go up and then temperatures are going to be, well, around 75 to 81 and tonight. dropping down into the 60s. for everybody the cool spot will be ocala. and what' s going on for the next 7 days. first of all today and tomorrow, chance of rain for today. 30%. then 40% tonight.

temperatures in here for the weekend. and we finish that up. and then the cooler air moves in on sunday night. we hang on to the dry air for another 4 or 5 days. and then the rain chances sneak back in next thursday. we can get in here thursday and friday and clear it up for the weekend next weekend. >> that would be nice! >> that' >> justin: that' s another story danny, thanks so much. the magic back in the action on the road last night. could they snap the cold streak? here' s jamie seh with the look at morning sports. >> reporter: sips the calendar turn - - since the calendar turned to 2016, the mag hick not been shooting or defending well either. but there is team that' s been worse. the brooklyn nets. the cure for the 4- game losing streak! magic at brooklyn and the dr. phillips grad scores 12. the magic started really well and had a strong first quarter. tobias harris no trouble with the net defense. then after a lull in the second

got it going again in the 4th. eric gordon sparking off the bench and nails the 3 to put the magic ahead. the magic made 13 3- pointers last night and victor hit 6 of them for 20 points. that one put the game away. the nets, they just couldn' t make any shots in the 4th quarter and magic win 83- 77 to earn their 20th win of the season and it is only early january. coach styles was a happy man last night. >> thought we were having the uptick and hopefully can keep it going. >> the magic hopped the plane immediately and host the washington wizards tonight and lost 11 straight and they' re 0- 3 this season.

>> and in for the touchdown. >> one reason they went 0they gave up 38 points per game. this week the new head coach scott frost hired the guy who has to fix it. the defensive coordinator is 36 and was the linebacker' s coach in oregon. he and scott frost go back a long time. like frost, shenander jumped at the chance to come to orlando. >> the one thing i can tell you, ucf is the oldest tam you didn' t want to play and no matter you didn' t want to play because of the talent and tradition and that is part of the appealing part of the job. alabama and clemson for the national championship. on monday night in arizona. both teams arrived in arizona last night. the crimson tide favored by a touchdown as nick saban goes for the 4th national title as bama' s head coach.

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>> justin: welcome back. parents know it can be hard to calm a fussy newborn but here' s what happens when a baby hears the soothing sounds of star wars. ( star wars theme ) >> justin: same thing happens to me. looks like darth vader has a new storm trooper recruit. he posted this viral video of his 11- week- old son. it appears eli is a big fan because after hearing the iconic imperial march, he stopped crying. he first noticed the music calmed little eli when he was a month old. does that work for you, danny?

i become calm and i drool! >> justin: happens to me, too. so today there is some races today. the disney half marathon? >> they could be running right now. >> justin: they probably are. >> aye seen it so cold they put those metallic blankets on and everything. it' there. the humidity is very, very high threats this afternoon and tomorrow a big day for the big marathoon and it' s a nice day and the upcoming week real nice. break out the convertible! >> break it out. thanks so much. a look at what' s coming up on the morning news. the mother of the missing jacksonville toddler testifies against the prime suspect. coming up a recap of what happened in court. another hour of news and

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>> welcome back. a puppy theft at a local shop. and butler' s mother takes the stand for the first time testifying against the prime toddler' s disappearance. we' court. good morning. i' m justin warmoth. thanks for waking up with us this saturday morning. we' just a moment. plus tens of thousand of people are donning mouse ears and lacing up running shoes this weekend for marathon weekend. we' ll have more on that. plus what you can expect outside today and the live look outside orlando with bright house city cam in high definition.

and also sweeping around to find any rains. we have a couple here in the middle of the atlantic ocean and it' s of no consequence. but what will happen as we push through the rest of the day is some things will form in the gulf of mexico. and southerly winds will come across here and blow some of that into the evening hours. the chance of rain coming up as we push through 3, 4, 5:00 this evening and the good chance to see rain around in the evening hours also. here' s that fog problem at the moment. one mile visibility in palm coast and half mile in orlando. ocala and villages at leesburg and restricted in the cape and melbourne with a bit of fog to deal with. there it is again, the same picture you saw just a bit ago. the temperatures at the moment. the warm spot is melbourne. the cool spot is back around orlando. these temperatures, of course, will be bouncing up to around 81 before we' re all said and done. i think that will happen around 1:00 and then start going down and the chances of rain start

30% this afternoon. 40% for the evening. >> justin: danny, thanks so much. this morning a pair of dog nappers are on the run. surveillance video at the puppy shop on east colonial drive shows two suspects wandering the store. then one leaves before the news 6' s amanda castro tells us more about this quick heist. >> see back there how they close that door for one second? >> reporter: the dog thief caught on camera accused of stealing the $2300 yorkie from the puppy stop. >> and the guy holding the yorkie bolted out the door and before eddie knew it, he was already across the street and couldn' t catch up with him. >> reporter: the owner says the man and woman are seen on the store' s 14 surveillance cameras. they spend about an hour looking at puppies, going crib to crib, and sometimes just standing for minutes talking to each other. >> we kind of i think they weren'

they were just waiting for the right moment where he could bolt with the dog. >> reporter: the woman left. supposedly to get her credit card. then minutes later the man runs out of the store with the dog. this is the second time someone stole a yorkie from this store in 3 months. cameras were rolling in november when a woman was caught trying to put a dog in her purse. and in 2013 surveillance video caught a man stuffing a pug down his pants. they were arrested. >> when he' d come in ask steal from us, when we get you, you' ll pay full price for that dog and full price means a trip to jail. >> justin: that was amanda castro reporting. the owners are offering a $250 award for information that leads to an arrest. this morning we' re working to find out how a volusia county toddler is doing after they were bitten by a dog. it happened yesterday at this home in de leon springs on commerce avenue. the 19 month old was air lifted

the bite on the head. the description of the dog was a pit bull. an man control is investigating. just days before her ex- boyfriend' s expected trial, the mother of a missing jacksonville toddler, londsey barton, took the stand against reuben hebron, the prime suspect in the case. scott johnson tells us more about the key testimony and takes us inside the courtroom. >> llana barton finally takes the stand and what she talked about most was the drugs. in fact it took quite awhile to get the slang down they use for drugs. everything from loud, meaning marijuana, ms for moreen, dubbed means $20 worth of cocaine and even more. >> during that time were you aware of the defendant still continuing to be what you refer to as a source of narcotics? >> yes. >> and can you tell us a little about the types of narcotics?

>> okay. cocaine? >> yes. >> oxycodone? >> yes. >> vicodin? >> yes. >> morphine? >> yes. >> any others? >> possibly some hallucinogenic. >> hallucinogenics? >> yes. >> reporter: and that relates to the attempt to convict of child neglect because bart onds the drug deals would happen around her children. >> as it relates to this activity, did the defendant maintain a supply of these kinds of drugs? >> yes. >> and where did he keep that supply? >> the nightstand. >> the nightstand in your shared residence? >> yes. >> who else lived in that residence with you? >> my two children. >> how old? >> 1 is 5 and 1 is 2. >> reporter: in the end they put the exclamation point to

neglect particularly by dealing drugs around londey when asked how many days did reuben not deal drugs. >> how many days did he deal zero drugs? >> um, probably none. >> no other questions. >> reporter: one thing not wrapped up in court today was the williams ruling about how much of hebron' s history can be brought up in the trial and may not directly link to child neglect but they believe it shows hebron' s character. we learned one thing will be allowed in trial. his cell phone records. gil smith says that can be critical because it can be used to help prosecutors gans the argument made by defense lawyers that lana barton doesn' t remember the exact date of the drug deals. >> now tailtake cell phone may bings and looking at the time

lana can remember the exact times he was in custody, they can tell and match it up with the times he was making drug transactions. >> that was scott johnson reporting. lana barton pleaded guilty to charges of child neglect and faces up to 5 years in prison. barton will be sentenced february 1st. this morning we' re learning new details surrounding a substitute teacher accused of telling students she' d lead someone come to class and shoot them. this happened at small elementary school. according to daytona beach police the suspect told third graders if they disrespected her, it' s been known they' d come to school with the ak47 and shoot kids. students claim the teacher said she had a key to the classroom and would let gunmen in and shoot them between the eyes. the subwas removed from class. the school promised she wouldn' t come back. tonight someone'

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have some rain move in here. i think we' ll get a nice break around the middle of the day. around noontime or so. then i think they' ll start to go downhill as we push into the late afternoon and come in here from the gulf of mexico. right now everything is headed that way away from us. look over here. see that? that' s what i' m talking about! that' s going to try to push in our direction and bring with it a chance for rain. about 30% by about 4:00 this afternoon and get to 6:00 and i think we jump up to about 60% chance of rain. so get ready. i think we' ll have a busy day. all right, now temperatures are in the 60s and 50s and look out. we' re going to the 80s before it' s said and done. >> still to come in the morning news, a rare find. a green masters jacket made its way across state lines. we' ll tell you where this highly sought after piece of clothing was found. but first new developments after a philly police officer is ambushed while sitting in his car. what investigators are saying

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>> justin: this morning a philadelphia police officer is lucky to be alived after a man pledging to the islamic state fired at him at point blank range. the officer was hit 3 times. the suspect, edward archer, was arrested near the scene and later said he shot the officer in the name of islam.

indication the shooter was tied to the larger terror plot, but the fbi and the department of homeland security are also now investigating. >> they' re executing search warrants on his property in upper darby and also one in southwest philadelphia. >> reporter: authorities say archer has a criminal history and the gun used of the stolen from a philadelphia police officer 2 years ago. the officer was seriously injured but is expected to be okay. separating itself from industry rivals, campbell soup will become the first major the world' s largest soup maker says it supports a mandatory labeling standard for products with genetically modified ingredients and is withdrawing support from efforts opposing the move. many industry groups have sought to make the labeling voluntary. about 3 quarters of campbell products contain gmos. some good finds can come from a thrift store. there' s no doubt about that.

known awards in pro sports landed in one all the way from augusta. this is found in houston. a 1969 original green jacket found at the gild shop in the form of a surprise donation. as you probably know some of golf' s greatest and rising stars vie for the jacket and even winners are only allowed to keep them for a year before returning them to the club. >> this was a find. she was going through the box and brought it immediately to the volunteer coordinators. i think this might be something! >> justin: jackson says her staff is still deciding whether to auction the jacket locally through a site they' ve consulted. this morning tens of thousand of people are waking up early. they'

s walt disney marathon weekend. it kicks off 13 miles to magic kingdom and epcot and tomorrow, the big one, runners lace up for the 26 mile marathon. it will take them through all 4 parks. it really is a cool event and video of last year' s race and folks are probably out there racing. >> dan: disney themselves considers it one of their biggest events all year! >> justin: it attracts so many people to disney. if it doesn' t do so already. >> dan: it fills hotels and great for the entire tourest season. and after the new year things kind of taper off a little bit so this brings a lot of life blood into the community. >> justin: exactly. >> dan: today you might need a fog light, like a miner' s cap to see through the fog because it is foggy. up in the leesburg area with

re all known for all of the big, tall palm trees. anyway, if you' d like to send us a picture, you can. if you have the app, you can get it at wkmg in the app store. so send it to storm pins. on the water today, not a great day for the beach. we' ll get peekaboo sunshine around noon time. the surf is not much. it is a little fun there, but water temperatures around 67 . choppy for boaters and visibility reduced and especially in leesburg, orlando and melbourne fairly restricted, too, and as you drive around pockets of fog, too. so be aware that we have some restrictive visibilities. as we go through the rest of the day we' ll keep an eye on the atlantic ocean but that' s not really the problem area. it' s back here in the gulf of mexico as the storm system pushes into the west and creates some reason and pushes them across us some time late this afternoon into the early evening hours. right now the temperatures are

but they will be headed towards 81 before it' s all said and done. this is the way things look like they' ll evolve. we' ll see the rain push in from the gulf of mexico. now it lifted it slightly and more to the north. that doesn' t mean that everybody else is going to be exempt. i think what we' ll see though is those rains push away by midnight and nicer day. a lot of sunshine and cooler temperatures. today it' s about a north wind shifting to the south. that will bring the moisture in. chance of rain 30- 40% as we push through the late afternoon hours into the early evening hour. the temperatures move up to 73 by noon and i think maybe 81 and 1:00 this afternoon. so keep that in mind. pm rain definitely in the forecast for today. temperatures top out at 81 for the interior areas. everybody else is in the high 70s. tonight we drop down into the 60s and then, if you' re making

for the rest of the week, 30% chance of rain becomes 40% tonight. tomorrow we have some better temperatures for you. we actually have cool air move in by sunday night and that hangs around for the next several days. temperatures will be actually below normal for this time of year. >> so your new puppy need to be potty trained and come with headaches. coming up we' ll learn about the best way to keep your house mess free. >> justin: keep the tickets out. the winning from last night' s florida lottery drawings. good luck! what if the sweet stevia leaf was discovered... ...before the sugarcane. and everything

>> good morning. every wean we team up to talk about ask a vet well pet. and today we' re talking about puppies. doctor, a lot of people got puppies for christmas. how did they handle these animals? >> they did! they did! so puppies are kind of like babies. you want to get the news to everything in slow doses and puppy and scared puppies aren' t

they bite and they poop and pee and we don' t want that so handling them, getting them used to their environment, kennel training can be really useful because that' that' s their safe place. but it shouldn' t be a punishment place. and then routines. setting up a routine. get up at the same time and feed them the same time. play with them. walk them. just getting them used to having the team kind of like toddlers so a lot of the parents with young kids will completely relate to that. >> for example vacuuming. everybody vacuums and if you turn the vacuum cleaner on without letting the puppy smell it and 75 it and be a- sniff hey, you' >> full of energy. >> he'

s going on! that' s part of the whole getting them desensitized and used to the new environments. food is a great way to distract and let them know that if they can eat something they' re good. you need to make them feel more comfortable. >> when it comes to kennel training people can' t stand to hear their crying. >> the whining? >> reporter: what do they do? when we' re driving over here little one was starting to wine and was in a kennel. and we just ignored him and after about 10 minutes he stopped crying. they wine because they' re not certain of their environment and they' re trying to figure things out and they' re used to being in a pack and when they' re by themselves it can be

s the same noise i make when i' m hungry. >> there you go. see? do you need a puppy? >> potentially! it' s finding time to take care of the puppy. doctor, thank you for joining us and if you want the information about bringing a puppy to your home, we connect you to the greater pet alliance powered by news 6, clickorlando.com >> justin: let' s check back in with danny treanor. he has the forecast to plan the day. >> dan: what do you have planned for today? some errands? need to be going some places? need to get things done? today could be a good errand day. tomorrow is a day to play and be outside. the chance of rain goes up and the temperatures go up and then we start to bring in the rains and push them through overnight and then tomorrow we filter in a little bit of cool air. but anyway, if you are making plans to go out, a short sleeve shirt would probably be the good idea.

81 in kissimee. 77 in daytona beach and cocobeach and melbourne 80. temperatures tonight not uncomfortable. but they will be in the 60s. cooler temperatures coming up later in the week. >> still ahead. how you can get results in a puppy theft coming up. and a new powerball jackpot.

>> welcome back to the morning news. 6:27. before we update you on the top stories, danny treanor has a quick look at the top stories but if you' re heading out, beware! fog. dense fog. >> dan: especially on the street lights and notice now at the ground level restricting visibility for distance and may be a half mile. >> wow! >> dan: you want to be careful. give yourself extra drive time. first looking at extra radar. nothing on the radar at the moment. however if you' re out in the middle of the atlantic ocean, you might find rain showers but that' s not interfering with our day. because it' s headed in the wrong direction. it' s headed thataway. what' s going to interfere with

gulf of mexico. the storm system is up around off shore new orleans right at the moment and coming across the gulf of mexico. it looks now as though some of this will actually travel slightly north of the orlando area however around gainesville and ocala i think you will be impacted by this as it pushes across. but immediately we' re dealing with fog. there' s the restriction and about half a mile around daytona beach. .8 of a mile in sanford and half mile in orlando. 2 miles or better as you go up towards the villages, but be aware around wildwood that fog bank and that will thicken up quickly. and it comes and goes. we are looking at 76 by noontime. and about 80- 81 for the top temperature for today. but don' t forget that 30% chance of rain that becomes 40% for tonight. >> danny, thanks so much. this morning in orange county a pair of dog nappers are on the run. surveillance video at the puppy stop on east colonial drive

the store and then one leaves before the other bolts with a $2,000 puppy. news 6' s amanda castro tells you more about this quick heist. >> see back there how they close that door for one second? he took off. >> reporter: the dog thief caught on camera. accused of stealing the $2300 yorkie from the puppy stop. >> and the guy holding the yorkie bolted out the door and before eddie knew it he was already across the street and couldn' t catch up with him. >> owner charles glass says the man and woman are seen on the store' s 14 surveillance cameras. they spend about an hour looking at puppies, going crib to crib and sometimes just standing for minutes talking to each other. >> we think they weren' t going to pay for the dog. just waiting for the right moment to bolt with the dog. >> >> the woman left, supposedly to get her credit card. then minutes later the man runs

this is the second time someone stole a yorkie from the store in 3 months. cameras were rolling when a woman tried to put a dog in her purse and in 2013 surveillance video caught a man stuffing a pug down his pants. they were arrested. >> when you come in and steal from us full price means a trip to jail and you' ll pay full price when you try to steal from us. >> and offering a $250 reward for information that helps lead to an arrest. >> this morning working to find out more about the volusia county toddler and how they are doing after being bitten by a dog. it happened on de leon springs on commerce avenue. they were air lifted to arnold palmer with the bite on the head. the description of the dog was a pit bull. animal control is investigating the bite of the 18- month- old. new details surrounding a substitute teach are accused of

someone come to class and shoot them. this happened thursday at small elementary school. the 3rd grade teacher substitute said if they disrespected her it' s been known for someone with an ak- 47 to come to the school and shoot kids. she said she had a key to the classroom and would let them in and shoot them between the eyes. the sub was removed from the class. the school promised she wouldn' t come back. just days before her ex- boyfriend' s expected trial, the mother of the missing jacksonville toddler, londsey barton, took the stand against reuben hebron, the prime suspect in the case. now more about this key testimony as he takes us inside the courtroom. >> reporter: llana barton finally takes the stand and what she talked about most was drugs. in fact it took quite awile to drugs. everything from loud meaning

dub means $25 worth of cocaine and even more. >> during that time were you aware of the defendant being a source of narcotics? >> yes. >> and can you tell us about the types of narcotics? >> yes. >> okay, cocaine? >> yes. >> oxycodone? >> yes. >> vicodin? >> yes. >> morphine? >> yes. >> any others? - - >> who is? >> and that directly relates to the prosecution' s attempt to convict hebron of child neglect because barton said his drug deals would often happen around her children. >> as it relates to this activity, did they maintain a supply of these kinds of drugs? >> yes. >> and where did he keep that

>> in your shared residence? >> yes. >> and who else live indeed that residence with you? >> two children. >> how old? >> 5 and 2. >> reporter: in the end the prosecutor put an exclamation point to paint hebron as guilt of child neglect particularly by dealing drugs when asked how many days remembered when reuben hebron did not deal drugs. >> how many days did he do zero drug transactions? >> um, probably none. >> no further questions. >> reporter: one thing not wrapped up in court was the williams ruling. about how much of hebron' s past criminal history can be brought up in the trial. it may not directly link to child neglect, but prosecutors believe it shows his character. we learned one thing will

s cell phone records. analyst gil smith says that can be critical because it can be used to help prosecutors in the argument made that lana barton doesn' t remember the exact date of the drug deals. >> now they' ll be able to take cell phone text messages and say actually making drug transactions at the times he was looking and watching the kids and if llana can remember the exact times he was in custody of him, they can match it up with the time he was making drug transactions. >> that' s scott johnson reporting. she pleaded guilty of giving false information and faces up to five years in prison. barton will be sentenced february 1st. new this morning a missing child alert. deputies are searching for 4- month- old jasper sanchez in aluchen county. he was seen on 30th avenue in newbury and could be with the

jasper was last seen wearing a blue and gold striped onesie like the one you see in the photo. we' re told sanchez has a red tattoo on his left upper arm. if you have any information on their whereabouts, call the sheriff' s office right away. a scary scene at a gas station. a man stole a car with a 6- year- old girl inside. the surveillance video captured part of the frightening experience. walk as the man walked up to the parked kia and circled around it before jumping in the driver' s seat before taking off. the owner then rushed after the car because he knew his step- daughter was inside. take a look. >> my daughter in the backseat! a child in the back seat. he spun around and almost hit the gas pump. almost take the gas pump out. that' s when i try to cut him off in the front of it. but if i cut him off he would have run over me. >> fear. as a parent you' re supposed to

t do anything. >> justin: the thief quickly realized the child was in the backseat of the car. coral springs police say he let her out on the side of the road not far from the gas station. she was then found by a jogger crying on the side of the street. that thief is still on the run. tonight someone' s 2016 could get off to a great start. we' re, of course, talking about the biggest powerball drawing in history and that prize, believe it or not, could rise even more. tonight a steady stream of customers buying their tonight' drawing. this is at the marathon gas station on semoran boulevard. to get the numbers you can catch it streaming live powered by news 6 on clickorlando.com we' ll send push alerts with the winning numbers tonight. store. check back in with danny treanor and he' s in the pinpoint accurate forecast with

done dan the first thing we know is fog is an issue for today and we' ll start watching clouds build in out of the gulf of mexico and that can bring a threat of rain into the late much and early evening plans. right now not much going on but concentrating on the atlantic. it' s back over here we need to be watching in the gulf of mexico and you can see it right here. it' s coming in from the west and it is going to push across the gulf to the northern part of the state. behind it some cooler air and that might stick around for a couple of days. how' s that for the change of pace? it' s muggy and humid if you hit outside. be prepared for 81 before it' s all said and done. >> danny, thanks! they' re one of the most valuable things in your home. still to come this morning, we put smoke detectors to the test and found not all brands work the same. we' ll tell you which ones work

>> a working smoke detector is the best way to protect your home from house fires but there are startling claims that the most widely used of smoke detector, the one found in most of your homes, might be too slow to get your family out safely. investigator louis bolden is putting smoke detectors to the test. >> reporter: it' s the middle of the night and your house catches fire. luckily you' ve got smoke detectors to wake you up. >> my mind is like i got to get my kids. i can'

>> reporter: on memorial day brian and tomika' s home caught fire. 3 of the kids were burned and several others suffered smoke inhalation. >> i was in the hospital 3 days. >> reporter: but why didn' t the robertsons have more time to escape? after all, they said they had two working smoke detectors. >> even with all the smoke that dame out of the room, there was still no sound of the smoke detector. it never went off. >> reporter: the robertsons say they had the most popular kind of smoke detector. the ionization type used in 90% of american homes. according to the national fire protection association. fast- moving fires, but experts say not in slow smoldering fires. the kind that kill most people at night. >> if you have an ionization detector, the fire may burn for

detector sounds. >> reporter: news 6 investigates. we compare the ionization smoke detector to the newest photoelectric smoke detector said to be much faster. first we insert two hot pins smoldering fire. we start the time clock and almost immediately smoke begins to build. at 4 minutes 5 seconds the photoelectric smoke detector goes off. but look at the other tank. 5, 10, 15 minutes into it, the smoke swirling, but the ionization detector does nothing. in a real fire, veteran fire fighter brian says this could be deadly because fires can double in size every 5 minutes. >> by the time it goes off there is too much to get out of the house safely.

minutes 30 seconds, the ionization alarm goes off. making it almost 400% slower. >> the only way to get the fastest response is the photoelectric smoke detector. >> reporter: experts say you can mount it beside the existing smoke detector or if that' s too much there are devices that combine both technologies. i' m louis bolden, news 6. > justin: for more information on the different type of smoke detectors, just head over to clickorlando.com powered by news 6. >> reporter: how much do the new ones cost now? >> justin: more than those do. >> dan: every time i cook it goes off. >> justin: i' m with you! >> dan: i' m like that' s sensitive! >> justin: better safe than sorry. >> dan: i don' t think fog will

have a lot of things happening today and they' ll be misleading at times because you think oh, it' s a great day but then rain with the iffy start and i thought i would share it and if you' d like to send your photos send them in. look for the app store on wkmg. look at the water in case you want to go to the beach and get out on the small craft. small craft caution is that express surface and not' s lot of fun but shifting to the water temperature at 67 and i think that' s cold. the fog in orlando, daytona beach, melbourne. some of the other areas with visibility that' s improved greatly but in ocala and leesburg, iffy and come and go.

off shore of the cape and see some way out in the middle of the atlantic ocean and it' s out here in the gulf of mexico that poses the next threat. temperatures at this hour 59 in orlando. 61 in leesburg. ocala coming in with 61 . this is what' s going to happen. talking about the rain pushing in from the gulf of mexico. look at that. a lot of it wants to skirt across the gainesville area and daytona beach with a little bit of it. this is a guess. and so as this thing pushes across the kissimee area it' s over here around the beach and by 11:00 it' s pushed on out into the atlantic ocean and the reason is this storm system to the west of us is pushing that temporarily we' ll have northerly winds that switch to the more southerly direction with that rip current risk mentioned in the forecast for

tomorrow. hour by hour temperatures move to 65 and then it starts to taper off and push for the chance of rain to this evening chance of rain to this evening and nothing to bag about here but maybe cooler weather by sunday night. in the meantime some of the things to plan on and that 30% chance of rain. mild on sunday but look at these temperatures as they change and start to bring in cool air and keep that around and we' ll try to keep it and it' s below normal for about 4- 5 days. might get a chance to wear that ugly sweater you got for christmas or you might be able

wearing a wind breaker or something. >> maybe like a little beanie. >> dan: with a propellor? >> justin: like a beanie. to keep your ear' s warm? beanies? >> justin: still to come the storm trooper i've smoked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose

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>> justin: welcome back. parents know it can be hard to soothe a fussy baby. but watch what happens when this baby hears the sounds of star wars. ( star wars song ) >> that' s awesome! looks like darth vader has a new storm trooper recruit! micah posted this viral video of his 11- week- old son eli on youtube recently. it appears eli is a big fan of star wars because after hearing the iconic imperial march you hear he stopped crying. he first noticed the music calmed little eli down when he was about a month old. the force is with little eli. danny treanor joins us and is the force with us now? >> do they make a storm trooper jamy?

then a button that presses the march right there! >> dan: i like it! whatever you plan for today it' s warm and humid and the chance of rain later on this afternoon. better weather for you tomorrow. stick around. all right? >> justin: all right, danny. thanks so much. thanks for joining us on news 6. don'

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