well last check, none of us had dropped in the freezing zone just yet. we're that close up north. here's the area that had freeze warnings. it's all in blue. it goes until 8:00 tomorrow morning. this is where we are right now. gainsvill freezing. 32. and 34. 34 in ocala. and we're still 42 in orlando. temperature change in the last 24 hours, we're 8 colder.

at the same time. 7 colder in ocala and nine in gainsvill. in brevard county, already in cocoa beach than we were last night at this time. along the coast, we do okay, but across the interior, 38 in leesburg. and going to a low tonight of 29. i'll be right back to pinpoint the warm up for tomorrow. and then we'll go looking for rain. thank you. also developing, new details about one of the worse degree dog attacks we have seen in some time. a pack of dogs attacked five people and the police shot and killed the dogs. we broke the story as it was unfolding. that's just off airport boulevard east of 417. shaun chaiyabhat is live at orlando regional medical center where one woman was rushed to surgery after this attack. shaun, what do you know? >> reporter: police say she was rushed here because of her

she was in surgery after that vicious mauling by at least five dogs. >> it took two adults to hockey off the five dogs. it began with a frantic call to 911. sanford police rushed in to find five possible pit bulls attacking a woman after mauling four other people including two children. police shot and killed five of the animals. but this dog was not involved in the attack at the time. the woman under the pile of dogs suffered life threatening injuries. >> i feel so bad for her. i hope she's okay and i hope she can pull through. i really do. i don't wish that upon anybody. she never saw any animals in the apartment above hearse. police say the victim was familiar with the animals before they attacked. but have not yet determined if the dogs lived nmr.

be allowed here. >> in this complex. >> right. there's no dogs over 60 pounds. a whole list of dogs. >> there are pit bulls in this complex. >> reporter: other neighbors have seen large dogs including pit bulls in the complex, leading some to wonder how closely the policy is being followed. >> even though this policy exists it's not followed? it. >> it seems that way. >> i don't know what could have happened. >> reporter: again police say four other people also injured. although none seriously. they're still trying to sort out exactly how this began. shaun chaiyabhat, live. thank you. breaking news in hawaii where the coast guard just called off the search for 12 missing marines. they were in two helicopters that crashed last thursday.

fire ball off the sakai. dramatic video of a gunmen opening fire at a local gas station. >> you can see it. this is outside the station on north pine hills road. watch the bottom of your screen, you'll see a hand pull the trigger and people start running for cover. we're told one person was shot. there's the hand right there. but they will be okay. no word on what led up to this or who deputies are looking for. new tonight now, the first look at the mannen wanted for hitting a 73-year-old woman in the head. daytona police say this is the guy right here. the woman said she was walking the dog near south atlantic avenue last week. the man ran up to her and hit her in the head with something and ran off. he didn't take anything and the woman said the guy was a total stranger. so if you recognize this sketch, call daytona beach shores police. new insight on a hit and run

the driver then got out, tried to open the other car door and ran off. this happened sunday night at the intersection of john way park way. jennifer ortega is there live. you talked to people that saw this all happen. >> reporter: yeah we talked to people that were standing on the sidewalk. >> a car screech and boom, i got up and came over here. >> reporter: he said he was standing by a near by strip mall when he heard the two cars collide. >> everybody was worried about the guy in the truck. they had to cut him out. >> reporter: they show this video show ing a black ford explorer run ing a red light sunday night. the weather so bad, rain drops covered the camera. >> it was crazy because it was hard rain. really hard rain.

it was pretty (indiscernible). >> reporter: police say what happened next in the video is odd. they say the driver of the explorer, wearing what looks like a white t-shirt gets out of his car and starts trying to open the truck's driver side door. you can see him pulling on it. >> i think the explorer door open and it looked like, i thought that was -- dude out trying to check on the truck. but it wasn't. >> reporter: the guy then runs to the other side and tries a passenger door with no luck. eventually, the driver of the suv just runs off. >> that's not right. if you hit it, you should be responsible for it. >> there's always accidents here. somebody got killed here. >> reporter: police say they did find alcohol in the explorer. now the people in the truck were hurt. but we're told they're doing okay. there's also another man seen in that video. and police would like to talk to him. if you have any information on this case or the where abouts of those two men, call police. lisa? all right. tonight.

now to a big name, and a big endorse ment from the race for the white house. tonight sara palin returned her support. she did not mince words. the endorse ment comes as trump turns up the heat on senator ted cruz cruz. >> are you ready to make america great again. >> reporter: donald trump caps off his busiest day in iowa with what he calls his biggest endorse ment. >> when i heard that she was going to endorse me, i was so honored. >> reporter: sara palin, the 2008 nominee has supported the billionaire in the past. >> god bless the united states of america and our next president of the united states, donald j trump. >> reporter: trump's tuesday schedule includes three stops in the hawk eye state where he's not easing up on his rival ted cruz. >> ted's got a rough temperament. you can't call people liars on the senator floor.

six campaign stops in new hampshire tuesday, cruz says trump is just worried about his poll numbers. >> he's been getting rattled and throwing insults my way. i don't intend to respond in kind. >> reporter: but cruz hinted he would be willing to offer trump a job if he wins. >> we will build a wall, and actually, i have somebody in mind to build it. [laughing] >> reporter: cruz has a lead in some iowa polls. but it's -- made it clear who he is not supporting: trump tweeted, wow the highly respected governor just tweeted ted cruz must be -- people do not like ted. first it was brevard county, now a seminal county community on alert for a chi owe toe. >> one neighbor grabbed his camera to catch a glimpse of it. drive. this in west hampton subdivision

high school. as news 6 reporters show us, families with pets are staying vigilant. >> there's about a 12-inch tear here from when the owner's dog ripped through the screen. the coyote was just a few yards a way ai way. >> at first i thought the fact a german shepard. and i looked closer. it was a coyote. >> reporter: if it wasn't for dakota standing her ground. >> it stood its ground. and then my dog stood its ground and retreated. >> reporter: sister or brother would have never gotten these. clear shots of a golden coyote big enough to take down little dakota. >> she was small compared to it. >> reporter: last saturday morning is not the first time wildlife has camped out in the neighborhood. last month, next door neighbor jackie saw a bear. >> i came out and i looked up and the bear was staring right

>> reporter: lately, she's been fearful for her cat. >> we have to watch our lillian malls and cats and dogs. >> reporter: and rightfully so, another coyote was recently caught on camera snatching up a cat outside a home. now trappers are helping with drones to find and relocate it. >> where else can they go? it's sad. it's sad. i'm an animal lover. and there's a lot of them. and they feel bad. but at the same time, they're dangerous. >> reporter: if you see a coyote in your neighborhood, make sure not to feed it. also, keep your i pets away. and just in, a real life winner. >> the superstar who saved a man from a burning car. plus, this is the wildest video we've seen in a long time. flung out of a flipping truck how this happened and who's in trouble. and i have to tell you before we

>> he's okay. he's got a ticket. take a look at what's going on with our freeze warning. it takes over the northern parts of our viewing area. down to sumter county. you guys are under a freeze warning. i'll be back to talk about how low you go. and looking forwards the weekend to see how much rain is coming our way again. but first, a news 6 investigation a woman forced out of her home after her husband dies. why the courts told her to leave.

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tonight a local woman says she was kicked out of her house

>> she signed what is call ed a reverse mortgage. that was supposed to let her and her husband stay in her house until they both passed a i away. but something went wrong. this wasn't how it was supposed to end. pat scott taking down the street numbers to the place she called home for the last 42 years. >> reporter: what happened to the reverse mortgage. >> i have not the slightest idea. i guess it didn't count anymore. >> reporter: you've seen the adds. the homeowners can use the equity as cash in their home. >> so you're tapping into that equity and wiping out the mortgage payments. >>yes. >> reporter: nancy heck said the reverse mortgage if the equity is there.

>> how long is the person going to live. >> reporter: when pat scott's husband died at age 66, she never imagineed she'd have to leave the home. but look at the document. only william scott is listed. >> and you thought you were doing the right thing. >> i thought i was doing the right thing. it makes no sense at all. i can't even stay with the house payment. they wouldn't even let me pay the mortgage payment to stay here. >> they planned on taking the house back when the first spouse died. >> reporter: attorney has been fighting to save scott's home. but her final appeal has been denied without explanation. the krourt essentially supporting the lender's claim that william scott was the sole borrower under the note and mortgage. >> i disagree, i think it was clear in the paperwork that she was a borrower. >> you pick the spot. we picked how many bedrooms we wanted. >> reporter: scott has told anyone that listened that she signed those documents too. in fact, news 6 has obtained those documents, clearly showing

>> how many times has this happened that you and i don't know about it. 100s of thousands? >> thousands. definitely thousands. >> it is very emotional for real. it is now. it is now. but it's going to be even worse the last day. >> reporter: well tuesday was the last day. now we're continuing to investigate this case. in 2014, i should tell you, the federal housing authority change ed the reverse mortgage rules to protect the surviving spouse so something like this can't happen again. i've set up additional information at facebook.com news 6. thank you. by now, you have seen 3d printed arms helping kids. but reserenelyers say that is just the beginning. tomorrow at 11:00, news 6 investigates how 3d printed heart models could help save lives in their community and how far we are from printing the real thing. is that even possible? >> isn't that crazy? we're all going to be plastic

>> i don't want to go. >> yeah, especially, we can run a little faster. chief meteorologist tom sorrells joining us. tonight is going to be the coldest we've seen in years? >> since last spring. since way back last winter. it's really strange to think this is the coldest night we've had this season. we've had some cold nights. nights though. >> there yo go. i want to start the weather story tonight with storm ten. check it out. that doesn't look too cold. >> it doesn't. but lie sahh tell them, looks aren't everything. >>right. hicks from or man beach sent that in. and this also from the same beach a different person looking the other day. awe, got to keep the baby dog warm. this one comes to us from interlocken. the temperature reading, of course is nailed to a tree. so it's not exactly accurate. but still, below 30, already this evening. burr, it is cold up north.

the freezing mark. but by evidence of the thermometer there, some folks are below freezing just to the north. all in sumter county. flagler county, again, your freeze warning goes until 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. radar tonight is clear as it can be. it's going to be days before i'm tracking rain again. by friday, that will change. but not until then. come to the set and look. this is how we turned out today with daytime highs. 50 nix in leesburg and 9/11 ocala, we made it back to 55. that's nowhere near our normal high of 71. so a jumping off point of 55 or 56 , drop that to 20 , you've got where we're going tonight. it is 34 right now in ocala. gainsvill 32. still in the 40s in most spots below there. the villages 41-42 in kissimmee and sanford. 48 out at the cape.

it's cool, it's cold, but not going to freeze up. the wind speed is part of the equation. it's calm all in this zone. so there's no wind to stir it up and keep the hate blowing to the top. the heat is lifted. you're dropping quickly in the northwest corner. a ten miles per hour wind in orlando. so in one hand, keeps the total heat from escaping, but it cools your body quickly. so the real feel is 36 in orlando. do not go walk the dog without a coat. 34 in ocala. the wind is calm. hmm, weather story, okay. freeze warning for tonight. to the north. then we've got the cold start tomorrow morning, but we get a little warmer. at the same time high tomorrow starts to creep back up to about 65. then as we go into friday, we're pinpointing rain. a return to scattered showers. for now, the ridge of high pressure is totally dom gnat. cloud covers all around lake okeechobee are pointing south. it stays that way through the day tomorrow. we don't have a lot of cloud

by thursday, we have modified things enough that the clouds begin to return. when they do, our rain chances build back in for friday. low tonight, 29 in ocala. the official overnight low is 38. here's tomorrow. 41 by 8:00 a.m. by noon, 59. daytime high is 64. 73 does it on thursday. friday, the rain is back at 80%. and saturday looks very, very windy. meteorologist troy bridges will be in to track the cold at 5:00 a.m. all right tom. thank you. he's won an oscar and grahammy. but his latest act maybe his best yet. >> yeah, real life. how an actor save ed the guys of life. plus a survival story unlike anything you've seen a. guy flung into the air out of this flipping truck.

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tonight two people in south florida are battling a virus

the victims live in miami-dade county. they were infected visiting south america last month. the centers for disease control thinks there's a link between it and a rash of birth defects in brazil. because of that, the cdc has issue ed a warning to avoid traveling to central america. and south america. it shows a man being thrown out of a cars a re as it is flipping over. >> this guy survived and when you see this, i think you'll be amazed that he did. here's the video shot from the dash. another car in brazil. watch from the left as the truck come intoes frame, starts flipping end over end and then watch outside that window, a passenger right there, gets flu out, some 60, maybe 65-feet in the air. the passenger survived.

investigators say the driver who also survived was drunk. he has been fined and may have his license suspended. i bet his friend votes for him to have that license suspended. crazy video. now to a real life dramatic act for oscar winner jaymy fox, the superstar saved a guy from a burning car. here's the car. let me show you that first. banged up, smoking, it crashed last night, outside fox's home in la. fox and his friend heard the driver screaming. they rushed outside. broke open the window, pulled him out as that car was on fire. the driver is in the hospital and is expected to survive. that's a real mess. joining us now, hopefully you have highlights and not low >> i don't know what i have tonight. it's like a magic hat. it's taco tuesday. i'm calling it a two for us too. we're going to go right down to the wire in gainsvill.

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it's easier -- score in the screen. 75-74. tommy, are you watching? >> i'm watching now. >> make s the way up. they're making free throws of gators down the end. 78-77. swards makes the lay up. more free throws in the gators. they're up -- awe. gators win, tommy. 6:00. they go through tough stretches. grind it out. with that said, i say this still. i say this still. there we go. i believe. florida games 20 wins, they will make the play offs. if you sell it enough, it's going to happen. post season.

center, it's a must win. head coach scott skill has to do better by doing what? >> it's time for the magic of the night. >> for us, umm, we have to really rely on each other. >> wow, another riveting magic la shay of the night. that's a good one. two for tuesday. skills is good at this. another one. >> it's time for the magic la shay of the night. >> there's no reason we can't just flip the switch and get a basket. >> wow not riveting la shay of the night. let me start with this figgier. 527 points $4 million. from the college play off and it is fcc net works. jay lynn tweeted out this evening. he made 527 points per mill.

modern form of slavery. florida players were eligible of receiving $3,800 this season beyond the scholarship money. this is why twitter is a bad thing just for some. he jump today too many conclusions. he first should understand business. just because they took in $524 million of revenue does not mean they made that much money. he should take a business class after florida. 40 minutes after the first week, he said this. went too far with the slavery thing, i apologize. can't let my emotions get to me. but y'all get the message. end of twitter. do not forget, 3:05 sunday is the afc championship game. patriots against the bronchoses.

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