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>> anchor: temperatures are falling fast down into the 40s in the next few days will be colder. this is what brought the cold front the severe weather that woke up many of you early this morning even spun up deadly tornadoes in southwest florida. we are learning why many of you didn't get the weather warnings you usually count on, the weather radio transmitter was down last night. good evening, i'm erik von ancken. thanks for being with us tonight. this wild el nic winter is giving us another weekend of wild weather the wind gust were

like cocoa beach they ripped apart a familiar sign, this is the beach wave store. see the iconic shark was knocked off the top of the post. our chief meteorologist tom sorrels was pinpointing the storms with me all night. tonight, he is pinpointing the show. >> tom: the day we have been through has been anything but funny. this morning we were rocking tonight radar has cleared up we do not have rain anywhere within range so i have nothing to track. all we have to talk about is the invading cold. we have dropped to 52 orlando 51 leesburg 48 the villages, 45 in ocala, 41 in gainesville and 47 co-site in palm coast. how much colder are we? in the last 24 hours we are now 13 degrees colder than we were last night.

colder than they were at 11:00 last night. within 24 hours that is a bunch. eventual overnight low ocala 38, 41 orlando and 45 cocoa beach. this is just the beginning. i will be back in a few minutes to track how much of a warm-up we get tomorrow and how much colder we will be tomorrow night. the second night after the cold front is normally the coldest that will be tomorrow night. >> anchor: overnight many of you stayed up with us, you had your pin point weather app up and running but you probably wondered why you weren't hearing anything from your weather radio. news 6 troy campbell has team coverage and you are asking how a critical tool did not work. >> reporter: a lot of people left wondering that exact question.

is one of the weather radios people use and rely on for up to date information on what is going on around them. started this morning anyone in the orlando morning turning the son all you heard was static. using a national weather service emergency radio on sunday this is what you hear, the orlando channel, off air. this. the national weather service said the problem is due to two in at&t phone line being down. the outage coming at a time news 6 chief meteorologist tom sorrels said many rely on the device. >> tom: early this morning we had severe thunderstorms possible tornadoes that is the time when you need it. and it failed at what have could have been the worst possible time. >> reporter: this is not the first time there has been an outage. almost 9 years ago the channel went off air.

work for a large part of lake county. so the folks who got drilled that groundhog day had no warning. >> reporter: it is no secret people are becoming more dependent on their smart phones instead of the weather radios. when those stations are down the good news is all you have to do is go to your app store on your phone search wk mg download our in point weather app. >> tom: not only will you get radar in your pocket, you have access to as good a radar there is. >> reporter: with 11 of the 15 deadliest tornadoes developing and el nic year being prepared is your safest bet. >> tom: your first line of defense is always you. >> reporter: the national weather service has transmitters across central florida. there orlando transmitter

they simply rent that space along with other services. the radio is going back on air tonight just after 9:00. >> anchor: thank god it was not was. as though strong storms were hammering us power crews were rushing to fix a number of outages. we spotted crews hunters creek were 2000 people lost power. at least two people were killed in southwest florida when the storms spawned tornadoes started in sarasota. county officials report damages to multiple homes and at least one home was destroyed and a woman had to be pulled from the wreckage by first responders. >> you do not realize how much power and impact a tornado has until you see this. it's pretty devastating. from my house on down to the end of the street almost every house has pretty significant damage. >> anchor: emergency managers

than $3 million. all indications were the same tornadoes could have spun up in central florida, chief meteorologist tom sorrels is back again. you are calling this on the fly this morning but how bad did it get? >> tom: we had wind speed of 60 miles per hour we never had a tornado in central florida but we did get warnings. cold front pushed through all the way down to miami. the basic weather story broke out like this we had warnings the tornado watch but only two severe thunderstorm warnings. the tornadoes were at siesta key and rainfall, we got a bunch and set daily records today in melbourne and daytona beach. in orlando we did not. daytime temperature day was 71 the low so far is 52. look at that versus the normal in the records and we are not too far behind the normals

melbourne and daytona beach. we will talk more about tomorrow how long this cold spell is going to stick around. >> anchor: as you pointed out you can always count on our news 6 pinpoint whether app, it came through for you this morning bring warnings and watches and live radar it is free to download always. a crime tracker alert. osceola county deputies are searching for these two men who held up a liquor store. surveillance cameras recorded the pair just before they walked into the a&m discount beverage store around 7:30 last night in kissimmee. at one point you can see one of the guys have a gun and then the two jumped over the counter and demanded money at gunpoint. if you have any information please call the crime line the number as always is one 804 23-chips. the state fire marshal is

huge fire that destroyed a citrus plant in leesburg. intense flames ripped through the citrus sales building and took dozens of firefighters a few hours to get the flames under control. the business sells fuel so firefighters had to work quickly to stop the fast moving flames from causing a possible explosion. orange county deputies arrested a man who they say involved in the delivery man shooting last week and tonight, prosecutors are fighting to keep him in jail saying he is a danger to society. >> mr. brown certainly appears to be an ongoing threat and danger to the community as a whole. >> anchor: that is an orange county court friday he is accused of firing a gun in a straight bullet hitting a man delivering appliances that happened thursday afternoon. today in court, rounding his public defender wanted to get him out of jail but the judge will to keep them there.

to see if he will end up getting bond. we are digging for more details about an officer involved shooting in orlando where teenage driver newly struck an officer. police say this is the teen trayvon lemans and he is in jail. he and 2 others were driving a stolen car when officers tried to approach them that is when they say he tried to drive over one of them so an officer fired his gun at the driver and later caught up with lemans and arrested him. in the car are on the run tonight. in sumter county a body found in the woods friday found friday. investigators have identified the man they found as robert banks. detectives are working to find out where he was before he ended up in the woods. if you know any information call the crime line. after days of delay several americans prisoners in iran were allowed to leave the

plane carrying three americans in prison in iran landed safely in geneva. picture show "washington post" reporter as a free man tonight he and his fellow former prisoners flew to a u.s. military hospital in germany where they are being evaluated. president obama held a news about it. >> today we are united and welcoming home sons and husbands and brothers who have endured an absolute nightmare. >> anchor: yesterday the u.s. and other world powers lifted tripling economic sanctions against iran today the u.s. imposed new sanctions against the country's missile program. one of the three county teenagers accused of nearly beating to death another teen with a crowbar is expected to take a plea day. they say rebecca notate has filed a motion to accept the plea deal and will be in court thursday.

thomas and him burger nearly killed luckovich and satellite beach. the one who actually did the attacking with the crowbar according to investigators. will be in court thursday and let you know if the judge agrees to that plea-bargain. tonight, maitland please a king for a special needs young man reported missing yesterday morning. here is his picture. they say he walked away from his home in maitland. his parents say he is autistic and has asked burgers syndrome and has the mental capacity of a young teenager. please call police if you have seen him. the record company spacex had two objectives. first launch a satellite, second land a rocket back on a barge. next we are seeing the first pictures how the landing went or didn't go. tom? >> tom: that is a good tease. i can't wait. the cold is on.

look at detroit? 10 degrees, chicago the big zero, 32 memphis, 35 as far south as atlanta and 52 orlando. i will be back to show you how low we are going to go relive and pinpoint a warm-up.

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>> anchor: good news and bad news tonight for spacex and nassau. rocket. >> anchor: this is the good news a smooth lift off from the rocket from california this afternoon and the weather satellite designed to measure ocean surfaces deployed into space perfectly. the bad news is that picture, spacex tried to land the rocket back on a barge out in the pacific a touchdown okay but one of the landing legs did not lock so that is why it tipped over. >> it looks like we came in on target as we planned, as we touchdown was a slightly harder landing than we expected. it looks like one of the

>> anchor: remember, last month spacex did land a rocket after a trip to space successfully. they put it down on land and this was back at the cape canaveral air force station. that was a beautiful night. >> tom: it was successful or it wasn't? it sort of landed or it didn't? >> anchor: good news and bad news. >> tom: sort of but not really? >> anchor: yes. chief meteorologist tom sorrels is back. did you get some sleep? >> tom: a little bit. it was kind of cool walking in this morning and troy and everybody is here. tonight totally different. take a look at radar we have got to not much. i show this earlier, look how wide out resume as the bahamas you see a touch of rain in western cuba.

i don't have anything to track tonight. the fast moving cold front is passed the islands, national temperatures are on the way down. i show you how far down south the cold air is invading 45 atlanta, 23 nashville myrtle beach 36 46 jacksonville, 52 tampa 44 in pensacola. daytona beach you are 49 degrees with a real feel of 47 that light wind coming from the northwest at five. when we drop into the 40s the windchill kicks in melbourne it is 50, six miles per hour factors and 50. other temperatures 45 ocala, 48 the villages, 41 in gainesville, 49 daytona beach new smyrna is 52 and 57 in cocoa beach and 50 melbourne. satellite and radar we were pinpointing storms earlier.

away. without the cloud cover to act as a blanket to offer us we are holding onto what little heat we gathered today. wind speed has calmed significantly we are down 5 to 10 miles per hour at most of our reporting station so nine miles per hour wind in leesburg, six gainesville, eight sanford and orlando strongest when i have is in cocoa beach 12 miles per hour wind but coming from the northwest so it is ushering in all of the cooler, drier air. between now and 4:00 a.m. tomorrow i have nothing to track. smattering of cloud cover. we have nothing to report tomorrow except basically clear sky sunshine and a chilly day. tomorrow night we stay cool with no cloud cover building in tuesday either it will be wednesday and thursday before we building more cloud cover.

villages 41, from leesburg to orlando, 42 kissimmee, 40 sanford 41 palm coast. clear and cool tonight went from the northwest 5 to 10. our official overnight in orlando is 41 degrees. here is tomorrow. first thing in the morning we are off to a cold start but we bounce back rapidly. 44 at 8:00 a.m. by noon 56, daytime high tomorrow on holiday if you have your day off is only 60 degrees. 60 tomorrow, 61 in spots loads of sunshine all the way around the overnight low tomorrow 40. on tuesday highs 58 the overnight low 39. wednesday mostly sunny and 63. 71 by thursday. as we march toward friday we hit 73 at another cold front comes in friday. big rain chances again the

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>> anchor: is coming together. >> anchor: it's all coming together. february 7 it's going to be right here on news 6. it's going to feature some awesome quarterbacks tom brady and peyton manning have faced each other 16 times in their career it will be around 17 for those two next weekend.

just enough today to get through the afc divisional playoffs. now, if you had two torn admins and a sprained joint in your shoulder what would you do? short touchdown it was 7-6 pittsburgh first quarter. the bronco offense, manning fumbled the snap denver settles for three field goals steelers led 10-9 and after more field goals, the pivotal moment happened in the fourth quarter. watch him lose the football, bronco defense recovers. touchdown denver gets it, michael's when 20-13. >> obviously, we are excited to be in the game. we knew we would have to beat a good football team in order to get there and we will try to

a jumpstart on preparing for the game monday and talk about who we are playing wednesday. >> anchor: patriots, nfc divisional playoffs carolina has a growing tradition at home. >> touchdown. >> anchor: jonathan stewart carolinas first touchdown that gives the ball to a girl in the stands. look how happy she is? caroline could not have been more dominant in the first half. the interception return for a touchdown it was 14-0 first quarter later cam newton would find greg olson. so seattle would need a miracle. seahawks did not stop believing. third quarter russell wilson an incredible catch for the td, 31-14 come back continues, pa

231-24 win to make the nfc championship for the first time since 2005. >> i know you did not pick us it is all right we don't play for you guys. our main objective is to believe in each other and find ways to win football games. >> anchor: you are not shocked ? next weekends nfl schedule is this patriots, broncos and denver sunday 3:05 watch the game on news 6. at 6:40 the cardinals and panthers kickoff in charlotte in the nfc title game. this time next week will have our super bowl 50 matchup. the green bay packers may have been a better coin toss away from making the nfc championship. last night's game was crazy, back-and-forth a hail mary to