[real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company.] >> breaking news at 4:00, lockdowns lifted just minutes ago at four orange county schools. the shooting in the area of north pine hills road forced the district to go on alert. sky 6 flew over the scene. so far, deputies have not said anything about a possible arrest or suspects. we'll continue to keep you posted. >> now to a weather alert. there's more counties hit with a freeze warning in central florida. good evening, i'm lisa bell. >> and i'm julie broughton. thanks for being with us. ginger is off today. we'll check in with meteorologist candace campos live in ocoee, her first

but first, chief meteorologist tom sorrells is busy today. he is pinpointing what is expected to be the coldest night of the season so far. hi, tom. >> good afternoon. let's come out of the box with the freeze warning in a large part of the viewing area. flagler county, interior volusia, lake county and sumpter county, half of the viewing area right now under a hard freeze warning going on, especially north in alachua county. from flagler, interior volusia, lake, sumter and marion counties, you're under a freeze warning until 8:00 tomorrow morning. the cold air is pouring into the heart of central florida as the cloud cover checks out. we held on just that much of cloud cover last night, which made a little bit of a difference for us. right now, we're holding at 53

sanford. it feels like in the 50's and an overnight low tonight that's really going to do it to you in ocala. down to 29 for a couple of hours in ocala. 32 in the villages and 35 in leesburg. the overnight low in the city beautiful will be 38. i'll come back in a few minutes to talk about when we turn this around. just know tonight is going to be the coldest night we've had so far this winter. >> all right, tom. thank you. right now, news 6 is pinpointing weather down to street level with meteorologist candace campos. she's kicking off our live weather coverage tonight in ocoee and that is just the beginning. stay with news 6 as she travels to the northernmost spot of the area. how's it looking in ocoee right now? >> not as cold as it's going to be in ocala in a few hours. i'll be adding more layers as

talk about a picturesque background back here. we're in ocoee at bill breeze park looking over stark lake. it's a beautiful afternoon. it's not too bad if you sit directly under the sun. you can feel the nice warmth as temperatures warm up, feeling like 55 degrees here. the coldest weather we've seen all season long now, so you need to get ready for it. let's pinpoint your neighborhood as we look into ocoee. temperatures will continue to drop into the low 40's for tonight. we're talking about nearing freezing in some spots. for ocoee primarily we're going to be dropping again into the upper 30's to low 40's. but then as you warm up into the afternoon, temperatures are going to be staying a bit below average still, not as chilly as today. but really continuing to warm up. a little warmer but still below average for this time of year, about 63 degrees. by wednesday night, again, not as cold as what we're expecting tonight. still will be a bit on the

again, back out live here in ocoee, the afternoon is just starting. our next stop is going to be in apopka. so that will be at 5:00. >> candace, after a few days of this chilly weather, how soon can folks in ocoee expect to get back to normal? >> i think we'll be able to start shedding off our layers as we head into thursday. temperatures will be warming up to about 73 degrees. we'll totally forget about the chilly nights that we'll have. >> thank you, cam ndace. >> 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. >> more breaking news in orange county. that's where news 6 has learned a man was gunned down inside a home. and now deputies tell us they're on the hunt for his killer. sky 6 flew over the scene around 10:30 this morning. orange county sheriff's deputies just arrived at the home near the corner of 19th street and westmoreland.

shut down the street. news 6 reporter eric sandoval is getting answers on the ground right now. so who are they looking for? >> well, i'll get to that in a second. first, i want to show you what's going on behind me. this crowd of neighbors have come back to the backyard of this house, watching the medical examiner remove the body of the victim who was gunned down early this morning. i talked with those investigators and they tell me they issued a be on the lookout for this gunman after seeing him speed away from here. detectives say they got several 911 calls from neighbors around here this morning after they heard gunshots. deputies got here and they say they found that black male in his late 20's or early 30's dead inside this home. i talked with neighbors. they say the man who lived here just moved in about a month ago. they really didn't know a lot about him. but they also say they saw that car zoom away. let's run down who police are looking for right now.

male, wearing all black and wearing a skull cap. they say he was driving a brand-new buick. they don't have a license plate number. back out here live, detectives say they need the public's help on this. i talked with a lot of neighbors out here. they say there's a really big concern that a lot of people are not willing to help and aren't willing to come forward. we'll tell you why, coming up tonight at 6:00. for now, we're live in orlando, eric sandoval, news 6. >> thank you. orlando police are still searching for the man who they say stole a car and then crashed it. >> police say the suspect abandoned the car and then made a run for it. >> orlando police spotted the car driving recklessly near the intersection of john young parkway and followed the driver past orange blossom trail near the railroad tracks where the stolen car crashed into several other cars. you can see the aftermath. thank goodness no one was hurt in all this. we will let you know when police give us more details. >> authorities in california are

greyhound bus rolled on to its side today, killing two people and injuring 18 others. you can see here the bus overturned and landed on a median along highway 101. traffic was backed up for several miles as emergency crews cleared the scene. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the crash. one passenger says he woke up to people screaming all around him. >> i was sleeping and i woke up to the crash, heard some people scream and then we were sliding for a long time. i felt like forever. and then from there we came to a rest. we're on the side and walking on the windows, trying to gather stuff, and then looking for a way out. >> there were no other vehicles involved in this. five people were sent to the hospital. >> this afternoon, we're learning more about the moments leading up to this man's death. he died after orlando police say they were forced to shoot him. we brought you this story as breaking news last night at 11:00.

landing condos in orlando. now, news 6's troy campbell is at orlando police headquarters, getting answers from detectives. what are they saying about this? >> well, i just finished speaking to the police chief. he tells us that the suspect was carrying an air soft gun when he was shot. police are not sure exactly what kind of weapon he had at the time. we're also hearing why police even went to his residence in the first place. police say that 28-year-old eric provost was on the phone with his father last night, who then called police from another location, saying his son was not acting right and someone was possibly trying to break into his son's condo. dispatchers called provost and got him on the phone and they were on the way and provost said there was no need to show up. the police say knowing the cops were on the way, he left the apartment, walking with his air soft gun where they eventually made contact with him. it's unclear how many times he was shot but the chief says

those officers. >> knowing the officers were on the way, because our dispatcher told him that our officers were coming anyway, knowing our officers were on the way, he exited the apartment with a firearm and, you know, our officers gave him several commands which were heard by witnesses to either drop the firearm and get on the ground. he did not comply with those commands and that's when our officers fired upon the subject. he was later pronounced dead. >> we're also learning more about the two officers involved in the shooting and a previous arrest about a week and a half ago when provost was charged for allegedly stealing $88,000 out of an unlocked a.t.m. in orange county. we'll have more on both of those, coming up at 5:00. until then, live outside the orlando police headquarters, troy campbell, news 6. >> thank you. coming up at 4:00, getting

>> see how news 6 helped him out. >> then, how airbags helped firefighters free a florida woman trapped by this weekend's tornadoes. >> temperatures to the north and as far as atlanta, 39. 50 in jacksonville right now and 56 in orlando. tonight we get even colder than we did last night. i'll pinpoint the overnight lows and show you how quickly we turn it around tomorrow. >> next, the changes our biggest nation's airline is making to its traveling pet policy. >> you're watching news 6 at 4:00, getting results for central florida. we'll be right back.

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>> in just hours, the coldest air of the season will settle into central florida. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing how low the

what's in store for later this week. he joins us in three minutes. >> your pets might not make the cut when it comes to flying on delta this year. >> starting in march, the airline will consider larger pets as freight instead of allowing them to fly with their owners. matt austin is joining us now. pets might be even on a separate flight altogether? >> crazy, right? dogs could fly on another plane and it may even arrive at a different time the plane you're flying on. they need to be dropped off three hours before your flight and dropped off in the airline's cargo facility. some pet owners say it's a lot of work to get their dogs on a plane. >> it's not the easiest thing. it takes a long time, lots of paperwork. >> we really have a better equipped facility at cargo and we can properly keep the animals in a safe environment and have professional staff that can look after them when they have a connection or layover rather

know, out on the tarmac. >> so delta's change follows united which also transports larger dogs as cargo. southwest and jetblue will not let you check a pet. american still does but only on certain types of planes and not when it's too hot or too cold. the moral of the story for me is find a good dog sitter. it sounds like a huge pain. >> piglet my dog, he's prone to fly in the cabin, but i must object when people do that, but i can't imagine him arriving -- that would make me notice. >> we know how airlines are with luggage. i don't know if i would trust them with a pet. >> i hear you. >> this has become a hot-button topic since we first posted the story on facebook.

[reading postings] >> if you'd like to share your opinion about this story, leave a comment on our page at facebook.com/news 6. >> starting tomorrow, in orange county, crews will begin working on the monster jam course. they'll spend three hours covering the entire surface of turf at the citrus bowl with wall to wall protective polyurethane sheets and then the dirt is added, which could be around 300 truckloads. stadium architects consulted monster jam when developing the citrus bowl stadium's south end tunnel since it provides easier access in and out of the stadium. you can see the trucks take to the new course this saturday at

>> yes. that's where i'll be. tomorrow, sky gazers are in for a rare treat, able to see five planets together just before dawn. mercury, venus, saturn, mars and jupiter will be available to see for 45 minutes before sunrise. it's the first time in more than 10 years all five of them will appear together in the pre-dawn sky. the show will last through february 20th. >> that's so cool. the fact you can see it with the naked eye is awesome. the only problem is you have to get up so early. >> and here you have to bundle up if you want to go outside. >> up north, though. >> it's tomorrow morning. >> tomorrow morning? >> it's january 20th. >> it's for the next long time. >> i've been here so long that i remember 10 years ago putting the graphic up. hey, look, they're back. >> i want to start off the weather story tonight with beautiful storm pins. the clouds helped us out a lot.

howie in the hills. >> that's nice. >> i love that. >> what about that one from palm bay? >> who sent that? >> someone named dick. >> how peaceful. >> i love it. that could easily be me walking the dog in the morning or lisa bell. that's kathy in ormand beach. one more shot. it's pretty to be at the beach, even when it's cold. in your app store. we'd like to see what you're seeing in central florida. a freeze watch in effect for a large part of the viewing area tonight. be ready for this. we're talking flagler county. that's you, palm coast. interior volusia, all of lake and marion and sumpter counties. get down here to the seminole and orange county area all the way down to brevard. we're not going to freeze. the rest of you to the north are going to either freeze or be so close you're not going to be able to tell the difference. right now, it's 53 degrees in gainesville. 55 in ocala. and 55 in the villages. mid-50's everywhere, except for new smyrna beach which is

i'm not sure if that needs to be updated or not. wind speeds in new smyrna beach 14 miles per hour blowing in here from the north-northwest. 10 miles per hour in sanford and 10 in the villages and 10 in ocala and 13 in cocoa beach. big ridge of high pressure continues to be our dominant feature. big ridge to the north, pushing cold air in here. that continues. which means, without the cloud cover tonight and with the cold air funneling to the north, we're set to have our coldest night that we've had so far this winter season. there will be nights on down the road where we may get colder, but tonight is the coldest one we've had so far. clouds and rain forecast. i think you know where we're going. there's no cloud cover. there's certainly no rain. this is tomorrow night by 11 p.m., still crystal clear. tomorrow we'll start to modify the air mass and warm it back up just a smidge. tomorrow night's overnight low will be in the 40's in orlando instead of the 30's. by thursday we do see a a little cloud cover starting to return. overnight lows where you live

32 in the villages. 35 in leesburg. 37 in sanford and 36 in daytona beach and the official forecast for orlando, the overnight low dropping to 38, 40 in the southern fringes the area. by 8 a.m. tomorrow morning, 41. daytime high tomorrow, in the mid-60's. here is the extended forecast. >> wednesday's daytime high is 64. the overnight low, 46. come thursday, 73. on friday, it rains, and much of that is late friday, into saturday. 80% chance for rain as the next system rolls over top of us. it does not look like it has the upper level support to explode and be severe like the last two cold fronts, but saturday will be much colder and windy. a high of 58. sunday's high in the 60's. beyond that, we'll warm back up for monday and tuesday. >> 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.

remember that winning powerball ticket in brevard county that is worth hundreds of millions of dollars. we just got an update on it from lotto reps. we'll have that info ahead. >> then tax season opens and it does so with a warning. what the i.r.s. says about a growing scheme and how they plan on getting results to stop it. >> but first, you know the old saying about a dog being man's best friend. next at 4:00, how canines are also becoming life savers for children. >> you're watching news 6 at

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>> remember, news 6 is always on clickorlando.com, your smartphone and your tablet. take us with you. >> on the health watch at 4:00, some help for pets battling cancer. there's a new experimental drug allowing them to live a longer life. >> it may also be good news for children fighting against cancer as well. >> 10-year-old harley does not move as fast as he did before he got cancer of the bone. >> it's amazing what he's been through.

>> dogs with cancer usually only have five months to live but it hasn't claimed harley yet, thanks to a new vaccine. >> the fact that the dogs are living, 2, 3, 4, 5 times the lengths that they were expected to live is remarkable. >> what's even more exciting to doctors is the logical next step since the treatment works for dogs with cancer. >> then we'll be successful at preventing metastatic disease in children. and that is an amazing, amazing thing. >> because dogs and humans share so many biological similarities, researchers think the vaccine that helped harley may also help a child with the same cancer. they're developing a protocol with a clinical trial to present to the f.d.a. >> you're going to put the tv on someday and there will be a little kid saying i'm still alive because of harley. >> if it can help a child and my

that's just amazing to me. >> harley's owner say they're savoring every moment they have with him. they hope his legacy lives on by eventually giving a child a fighting chance at life. >> i'm brigitte ellison. see you tomorrow on the morning news. >> researchers hope the f.d.a. will help the clinical trials for children start by the end of 2016. >> ahead at 4:00, how airbags helped save a tornado victim's life in south florida. >> then what lotto reps say about the powerball ticket sold in brevard last week, worth more than $500 million. >> and getting results for a local man trying to clean up his mess with the county. what news 6 did today to help clear things up. >> and freeze warnings are up as the coldest air of the season starts to settle in. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is back with us in three

>> getting results for a local homeowner for odds over trash. see the moment his three-month mess ended with a smile. but first, bundle up. the big chill is here. >> freeze warnings are already up as the temperatures start to plunge. chief meteorologist tom sorrells

>> there's a lot of blue on my map tonight. we've got a freeze warning in effect. take it up at home. give the folks at home a looky lou of what's going on. a freeze warning in effect until tomorrow morning at 8 a.m. temperatures are going to drop at the freezing mark or a degree or two below from flagler to volusia in lake, marion and sumpter counties until 8:00 tomorrow morning. you could spend two or three hours right at freezing or below. the warning is going to happen for a lot of you. here's the visible satellite. look how cleaned out we are. last night i was talking about the light, thin veil of clouds we had. fewer clouds and more northerly flow and the core of the colder air continues to settle on top of us, making it the coldest night so far of the winter season. >> the daytime high today was only 56. so with 56 being our starting point to drop back, we're going a lot lower. 37 tonight in sanford. 38 in orlando.

the overnight low tonight is 29 degrees. i'll be right back to pinpoint a slight warm-up for tomorrow and then talk about when the rain returns. >> thank you, tom. right now, our weather coverage moves forward with meteorologist candace campos. she left ocoee and is now en route to apopka to pinpoint your accurate weather forecast down to street level. her final destination tonight, marion county. you have a long way to go, but you're making progress. she joins us now live from the road. >> that's right. little by little, we're inching our way throughout the counties and then finally ending up in ocala which, as tom's been talking about, it's going to be downright cold up there. but again, we're pinpointing your forecast down to the street level, literally on the street and our next stop is apopka. so be on the lookout there. as we continue through, we'll continue to start rolling up

as of now, it looks like the lanes are looking nice and clear. it's good to go. >> thank you, candace. as temperatures start to tumble tonight, we're hearing an incredible story of survival following this weekend's destructive tornado near sarasota. emergency crews used a life-saving tool to dig a woman out of this debris. the roof of her siesta key collapsed on top of her, leaving her trapped. that's when firefighters stepped in for this rescue. >> she was about to escape her room when the roof caved in, leaving the 70-year-old with only 18 inches to move. the sarasota county fire department special operations raced to the scene. they tried to tunnel back to her, but knew there wasn't enough space to get her out. that's when they brought in airbags that are typically used in crashes to lift cars off the ground. the assistant chief says this is the first time they've used it after a tornado.

actually lift the trusses off of the patient. >> i just hugged her and wiped some of the blood off of her face. >> crews rescued two other friends inside and charlie, the yorkie pooh. now they're left cleaning up what's left behind. siesta key leaders believe the ef-2 tornado did $12 million damage to roughly 20 properties across the area. >> new at 4:30 and only on 6, news 6 is getting results for neighbors who say they were left out when orange county changed over to a new garbage collection system. they say they've asked for the new bins for months but never got them. so the trash just piled up. news 6's erik von ancken is live on 40th street in south orange county, getting results tonight. >> well, the man who lives here is a quiet gentleman. he doesn't like to complain, which means he was at his whit's end when he picked up the phone

street, everybody else got their trash cans, except for he and his neighbor. this is what he was left with, his old can. he tells me that for the past three months, he's been picking up the phone, both him and his neighbor calling orange county over and over again asking for the new bins. right around october is when the county started handing out the new bins. so here's what happened today. >> okay. we put together a really great story for you. we're working on getting that for you. in the meantime the short of it is back in october, the county started out handing these new bins because they changed over collection systems. week. his neighbor has been calling every week. finally today he called us, i called the county, and these new bins have been replaced by these old bins by the new ones. i'm going to show you the new

up at 5:30. i'm going to answer the question how did this happen to this guy and what do you do if you're in the same situation? >> i'm sure he's really relieved this whole mess is taken care of >> we'll continue to check in with you, erik, thank you. >> it will be three more weeks before the prime suspect in the lonzie barton investigation goes before a judge. >> william ebron waived his right to a speedy trial as jury selection was just about to start. police say the remains likely to be those of the jacksonville toddler were found a little more than a week ago. ebron has been charged with child neglect, lying to police and tampering with evidence. lonzie's mother, lana, who was dating him when the boy disappeared last july, pleaded guilty earlier this month to child neglect and lying to police. she has not yet been sentenced. ebron's hearing was postponed to february 9th. we'll be sure to let you know what happens.

speedway reached a milestone in its multi-million dollar make-over today. here's more on the daytona rising project. >> workers spent tuesday morning installing the final seats at the daytona international speedway. but they weren't the only ones putting the new chairs together. >> it's a very unique experience. i'm very honored. as long as i've been coming over here, it's very honoring for them to have me do this. >> the speedway's longest ticket holder and the international speedway corporation had the honor of installing their own. >> that was fun. >> 101,500 seats now fill the newly renovated speedway, calling it the largest and most luxurious motorsports facility. >> i've been to many places around the world. nothing that i know of compares to this. i don't know that there's another one in the world that's spent $400 million on the fan part of the venue.

about done with renovations, including everything from escalators and elevators to signage. they say folks can expect the ultimate experience come rolex 24. >> i'm very excited. i can't wait to come back over here and go to this race. >> in daytona beach, loren korn, news 6. >> the mystery behind who won the powerball jackpot in melbourne beach continues. >> the person holding that winning ticket has yet to claim their prize. >> lottery officials believe the winner of the $528 million prize is still working through the legalities. the winner has a 1 80-day window to claim their prize. the powerball jackpot reached a record $1.58 billion before wednesday's drawing with three winning tickets, the other one in california and the winner in tennessee. >> they were very up front and open about it.

big drawing and they were on the morning shows. they knew eventually there's no anonymity when you claim the money. >> the california winner has not come forward although there's been a lot of rumors about who it might be. here in florida, maybe the person doesn't realize they won. maybe they lost the ticket. >> you do hear the story, it was in my cup holder for three months and then i found it. >> it could be a while. there is that deadline. we'll continue to follow it for you. >> cell phones are not the only enemy of movie theaters. now one company is banning noisy food as well. >> what that means for the menu. >> and then the passwords you do not want. the most popular choice for 2015. >> the cool spot is over in new smyrna beach at 48. i'll be back to track how low we go, pinpoint the warm-up for

some rain. >> but first, tax season is upon us. it's starting with a big warning from the i.r.s. what they want you to know to protect your money from crooks. >> you're watching news 6 at 4:00, getting results for cocoa,

>> we continue to pinpoint overnight lows in the 30's for you tonight. big changes are on the way. we'll check in with chief meteorologist tom sorrells in three minutes. >> now to a consumer alert for you at 4:30. today marks the first day of the tax filing season. this, as the biggest phone fraud in i.r.s. history expands. now the government is launching a new campaign to fight back and get results. >> the i.r.s. is calling me? is this for real? >> the treasury department

announcement about scams. >> they're ruthless criminals and they really don't care about people and they don't care about anything other than trying to intimidate you into paying them money. >> north carolina pastor told us last year he was so scared he couldn't think straight. it started with this threatening call. >> he called back. >> she was informing me that they were filing a warrant for my arrest. >> over the next 7 hours, he made multiple withdrawals from his bank and sent them money to the i.r.s. impersonators with prepaid debit cards. the total $16,000. and he's far from alone. in march of last year, about 366,000 people have been called by the scammers. now, it's more than 900,000. the total amount of money stolen has grown from 15 million to

>> the tip-off is if you don't pay immediately, you're going to go to jail. that is the tip-off. the i.r.s. will never make a telephone call like that. >> if you do get a call like that, the i.r.s. says you should just hang up. authorities say the schemes started in india, but it's been so profitable, it has spread to copycats all over the world. >> a new movie theater in brooklyn is serving up a solution to curb noise. they're only selling finger food at the concession stand which means there will not be anything that requires loud silverware. the manager tells a new york paper there's enough noise as it is. in case you're wondering, popcorn, which some would consider the loudest food of them all, is still on the menu. >> this has become a hot-button topic on social media today. people expressing some strong opinions on the news 6 facebook page. >> we really have a lot of

[reading postings] >> i can't imagine eating a pastry at a movie theater. [reading postings] >> keep the conversation going at facebook.com/news 6. now, i was looking at some of the other comments. a lot of people wanted to ban babies, kids, teens. they also wanted to ban -- >> so basically everyone? >> -- right. they also wanted to ban people using the rest rooms. they found it extremely distracting. >> perhaps they can hand out adult diapers. >> there you go. >> and they also wanted to ban people from slurpees. >> maybe those people should just stay at home.

with the really noisy wrapper that takes 17 minutes to open the wrapper. >> do you guys go to the movies a lot? >> not much anymore. i did go when i was on vacation. i went to the theater and my problem was it was so cold. too cold in my theater. a lot of people are going to be yelling at me. it's too cold. >> i've been yelling at you for days now. >> too cold in my florida. we've cleaned out the radar nicely. i want to show you the radar because the closest rain is out there in the bahamas tonight. we're not going to see any showers for days. what we have to deal with is the cold. we have a freeze warning in effect for a large part of the viewing area tonight. i'm talking flagler county, interior volusia, all of the lake, marion and sumpter counties. if you can hear my voice tonight and you're north of sanford, chances are you're in the freeze warning. coastal volusia, you're okay. the water will make a difference for you. the areas that have the big

spots are going to be very close to having problems. i got a feeling they'll be working overtime putting out the pots and trying to cover things up to make sure the ferns make it through. 26 is the reading right now in nashville. that's cold for middle tennessee. 39 in atlanta. 35 in charlotte and even in myrtle beach, south carolina, it's 39 tonight. here at home, we're cold, too. kissimmee, you're standing pretty tall at 60. everyone else is where below that. 56 in orlando. ocala 55. leesburg, 55. daytona beach holds in at 52. palm coast just checked out on me. i don't know what happened. in palm coast it's 50 from earlier. a big ridge of high pressure continues to be the dominant weather feature. chances are we're going to stay very cold. during the day tomorrow, the high will shift over farther to the east. we'll start to modify the air mass a little. it's not until tomorrow afternoon. tonight, there's no cloud cover going on.

it's enough to keep the cold air funneling in, which means we stay really cold tonight, even colder than the last couple of nights. it will be thursday before you really feel a huge difference. tomorrow we'll be back in the 60's. thursday, probably back to 70. come take a look. here's the reason we have the freeze warning for you in marion county. ocala drops to a low tonight of 29. 35 will do it in leesburg. 37 in palm coast and 40 in melbourne will be the low in southern brevard county. the official forecast in orlando, clear, cold, the overnight low tonight is 38. it will be the coldest night we've had since last winter. here's tomorrow. >> first thing in the morning tomorrow at 8 a.m., 41 degrees. we're off to a very cold start. by lunchtime tomorrow, sunny and 59. the daytime high, getting back to 64. which while that's no great shakes is a far cry from where we made it today in the mid-50's. the next three days, 64

low tomorrow night, 46. thursday, 70 to 73. on friday, the high is 73. but by friday afternoon, we'll be tracking rain for you. rain chances on friday, 80%. not super-duper wild explosive thunderstorms. a rumble of thunder can't be ruled out but no big dangerous rocking warnings are expected. saturday windy, blustery. sunday's high is 64. monday 70 and tuesday, 76. >> hold on to your hats. >> yeah. >> you bet. >> 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 breaking right now, a dog attack. we're just hearing about this. sanford police tell us just about an hour ago, they responded to calls about a woman screaming.

group of aggressive pit bulls. police tell us a total of five people people, three adults and two children. four of the five dogs have been shot to death and the fifth dog is contained. we'll let you know as soon as we learn any more details. >> ahead at 4:30, the list you want to check twice, the most stolen passwords from 2015 are revealed. >> and the veterans across central florida received a big honor. the award they received and why they say it meant so much to them. >> and what's next for the manufacturer responsible for adding pink to tables across the >> you're watching news 6 at 4:00, getting results for ocoee,

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>> a bittersweet goodbye to the company responsible for making those tiny pink sweet and low packets you see at coffee shops, maybe you even have in your kitchen right now. after 60 years, cumberland packing corporation is shutting down its manufacturing plant in brooklyn, new york. while the family owned business will still keep its headquarters there, operations are moving to other parts of the country over the next year. >> now to a heartwarming reunion that's receiving hundreds of likes on the news 6 facebook page. >> a dog missing for 10 years is finally back home with her owner in florida. she says her tea cup yorkie, ginger, escaped after playing in the yard with her son. ginger was found recently near a busy houston road under a car. a couple then took her to the vet where her microchip was scanned. she paid for boarding and a

a long road to recovery ahead with a few surgeries in her future. >> so glad she made it home, though. >> that's a good story there for us. in less than a month, new rules will go into effect in order to keep bears out of seminole county neighborhoods. >> but some families are asking to be exempt from the new laws. >> we're talking about homeowners east of i-4 and 434. homeowners who live west of i-4 were fined for leaving their trash cans unsecured. the county says they're working with fish and wildlife to review the exemptions. >> consider it a reminder of what not to do. all new at 4:30, the list of 2015 most stolen computer passwords are out. a list was reviewed of millions of stolen passwords made public

topping the list, the password spot. 2. there was also a sports theme. the word football was no. 7 and baseball, no. 10. a blockbuster hit pushed "star wars" up to no. 25. solo at 23. and princess at 21. we hacked into matt's computer the other day using the password princess, and it worked. >> thanks for telling everybody. great. now i have to change it to that. >> or 123456. >> or password. >> a lot going on on this tuesday. lots of developing stories. including a man shot and killed at an orange county home. the gunman is on the run right now. what we've learned about the deadly shooting and the deputies searching for that killer. >> and breaking developments in the shooting death of a suspect by orlando police. what we now know about some

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