[real-time closed captioning company.] >> eyewitness video of a towering crane that came crashing down, flattening cars and killing a person on a busy street in the big apple. >> and just in at 4:00, the zika virus hits home with the health department confirming a case right here in central florida. >> plus, getting results for students on standby, left waiting to hear if their identity is now in the hands of hackers. good afternoon, everyone.

>> i'm lisa bell. >> i'm julie broughton. >> and top designers give footballs a flair. see some of the best in 25 minutes. >> but first, breaking right now, an urgent alert from the florida health department. just moments ago they confirmed a new case of the zika virus in osceola county. and another case of the mosquito-borne illness also reported in nearby st. johns county. the total now, 14 cases all within these counties, miami-dade with the most at five confirmed cases. hillsborough has three. now, it's important to note the health department says none of the cases have been locally acquired. that means they're travel-related. also none of the cases involve pregnant women. the new development comes on the heels of senator bill nelson speaking about the problem at orlando international airport today. nelson reiterated the push for the president to appoint someone to deal with this growing problem.

newscast. for more coverage about the zika virus such as symptoms, and travel instructions, head to news 6. >> in just hours, temperatures will start to tumble into the low 50's tonight. >> chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing what to weekend. >> for most of us, we won't be as cold as we were this morning. it's going to be so close, i'm not sure you'll be able to tell a difference. let's get to it right now. let's start out with radar that's clear tonight. where do we stand? temperatures have rebounded nicely. down to overnight lows of 46, some 45 degrees right now. we've rebounded to 61 in ocala and 60 in the villages and 60 in orlando and only in the 50's from palm coast to daytona beach down to new smyrna beach. how big of a difference are we talk from yesterday? check this out. we're 22 degrees colder right now in sanford than we were yesterday, 18 degrees colder in orlando.

of the saving graces tonight. by 7 p.m., we're down to 56. eventual overnight lows, 48 in orlando and 42 in ocala and 49 in palm coast. i'll be right back and we'll tomorrow. i've got a very strange forecast for you. we cloud up, we get rain, we cool down again, it's kind of a hodgepodge of a weekend. i'll pinpoint it all in minutes. >> thank you, tom. you can pinpoint as well on our web, our pinpoint weather coverage continues with meteorologist candace campos. she's out live ahead of a big event this weekend in lake county. she will also join us in less than 10 minutes to help you plan ahead. >> here's a live look for you outside on i-4 at colonial drive. the cars you see there on the right side of the screen, there they are, are really moving slowly. westbound traffic is also a slow go as more people are heading out the door. eastbound lanes are also moving slowly. so really slow in both directions. make sure you expect a slow

and that is reflected in your drive times. i-4 westbound from lake mary boulevard to colonial, that takes 23 minutes. >> right now, investigators in new york are trying to figure out why this huge crane collapsed in lower manhattan this morning. one person is dead, several others are hurt. matt austin is here with the heart-pounding video just in from an eyewitness, matt. >> it's hard to capture the scale of this thing. to give you an idea, the crane is taller than two city blocks. during the peak morning rush hour it slapped down on a busy street in the big apple. you can see when the thing came bearabling down, the impact so strong people described it as a bomb. they were securing the crane from the winter weather when it collapsed. now all 409 cranes operating in

utility crews are going building by building to look for any gas leaks that may be popping up. coming up at 5:00, we're digging into what investigators are saying about the crane's most recent inspection, again on news 6 at 5:00. >> right now, a bottleneck at the university of central florida as students and staff scramble to see if they were targeted by hackers. >> news 6 first told you about the hacking last night. 60,000 names and social security numbers have been compromised at the school. >> now students say it is next to impossible to find out if they were victims on the hotline the school set up. news 6 reporter eric sandoval is getting answers from ucf leaders about this. what did you find out? >> well, you know, i've been talking to current and former -- current and former students. they tell me they've used this hotline ucf set up and it's taken them longer than an hour to get somebody on the other end. once they do get somebody, many have complained about rude customer service. we took their concerns to university leaders today.

topic around campus is today. they will tell you it's the huge data breach revealed yesterday here at the university of central florida. 63,000 names and social security numbers were compromised. and news 6 found out the university leaders waited a month to tell anybody about it. now students who were trying to access the university's call center say they're hitting roadblocks. some tell us the wait times are an hour or longer. some are getting rude customer service on the other end with some hang-ups. and many are complaining the problems are not getting resolved. >> the no. 1 thing we're hearing is the wait times have been too long. that's our priority. we're working to get the wait times reduced. we want people to get through the call center quickly. >> he understands the frustration. news 6 found out today the call center fielding these calls isn't even on campus. it's an independent company located in oregon, and that is making the management of any quality control all the more

>> security numbers were the most sensitive piece of this. it's enough that we want people to be concerned. seriously. we're taking it very seriously. >> the call center is operational from 9 in the morning to 9 p.m. the university has also set up a website of frequently asked questions about all this. we put a link to that on our powered by news 6. the university of central florida may not be the only hacked. see what we discovered today coming up at 5:00. for now, we're live at ucf, eric sandoval, news 6. >> thank you. a shooting in orange county lands two people in the hospital. one of them police say was an innocent bystander. witnesses tell news 6 he was hit by one of the 20-some bullets that were fired overnight. this happened outside a restaurant along orange blossom trail trail. kirstin o'connor has more.

restaurant led to a long search overnight as investigators spent hours in the parking lot looking for clues. >> an undercover detective heard shots fired at the restaurant where two men were hit. our cameras were rolling overnight as the ambulance drove both victims to the hospital. >> deputies say it all started inside the restaurant when one of the victims was arguing with the two suspects. when he tried to leave, the two men ambushed and started shooting at him in the parking lot. 50 people were in the restaurant at the time and witnesses we spoke with say they heard about 20 shots. some were held inside for hours while deputies questioned them. detectives say one of the fight. the other man who was shot was just in the area. deputies say he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> detectives are now looking for two men. they say one in his 20's, one in his 40's, who they say sped out of the parking lot right after the shooting. >> thank you. there are several big events this weekend.

and plan ahead. we sent news 6 meteorologist candace campos outside live to pinpoint city by city. she starts off our coverage in lake county ahead of the mount dora art vessel. you're at one of my favorite events. it looks fabulous out there. >> this is the first time i've actually come out here. this is the cutest little town ever. i can imagine when the booths coming up and people start filling up the streets, how great this event is going to be. but, yes, we spoke to a lot of folks out here preparing for the big weekend, both saturday and sunday the festival runs. there's going to be plenty of food and entertainment and the arts. one artist comes down from michigan every year because he says this is his favorite art show, for more reasons than one. >> last year we tried it for the first time. it's a cute little town and people were really responsive and everybody seemed to like the arts and it's great.

>> and the weather is perfect. >> and the weather is perfect. >> the models are starting to change as tom's been talking about. he used the word a few minutes ago, a hodgepodge, which is exactly how it will be on saturday. temperatures in the mid-60's. on sunday, temperatures will drop back down only topping off in the mid-50's in mount dora. looks like sunday is the best of the two days. we're going to get back on the road and take our pinpoint weather team out to now winter park. coming up at 5:30, for folks who want to get a jump-start on valentine's day this weekend. see you then. >> thank you, candace. have fun. see you in winter park. >> it is almost that time, isn't it? >> is it? i guess, yes. >> new safety concerns for nd car seats. what you need to know to keep your kids safe. >> and how crews helped a couple escape their sinking boat. >> but first, from the glitz to

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headline act, british band coldplay. >> we don't do press conferences that often. so please forgive us if we're not that good. >> chris martin promised the band will play all their no. 1 hits and work out how to fill the other 10 minutes. i feel like they should have figured that out by now. >> i think they're going to surprise us with something exciting. >> coldplay revealed beyonce will perform but did not reveal any other potential surprised guests and lady gaga is going to sing the national anthem. >> she's incredible. >> she really is. >> martin said he will be rooting for the denver panthers. >> we see what you did there. >> that's really funny. tune in for a special super bowl show on sunday, starting bright and early at 8 a.m. cbs coverage starts at 2:00, building up to kickoff at 6:30. >> after the big game, a special

show with stephen colbert" and then a super special edition of news 6 at 11:00. >> the man considered to be the prime suspect in the disappearance of a jacksonville toddler pleaded guilty to aggravated manslaughter. he's come clean on what he says happened to little lonzie barton. william ebron is going to serve 20 years in prison. he claims he was having sex with the mother in july and they say they put lonzie in the bathroom. a bath was being drawn for him and the toddler got in and he was found facedown in the pump. he dumped the body and made a false 911 call saying he was abducted in the car. the medical examiner found fractures on lonzie's skull and ribs. if prosecutors found out he lied about what really happened, his

>> as temperatures start dropping again tonight, we have a warning for parents. it's surrounding the danger for children who wear puffy coats while buckled in their car seats. while it doesn't freeze here often, it doesn't mean we don't bundle up our kids. this is a serious concern but there are some easy steps to stay safe. >> in cold weather we bundle up our children to prepare them for the elements. but a bulky coat in a car seat can be a dangerous combination. the harness might not be tight enough to secure your child in a crash. with the help of 5-month-old ben, she demonstrates if the coat is too big and bulky to prepare under the harness. they removed ben's coat and put him back in the seat to see how loose the straps were. >> the snow suit added this extra room. >> in the event of a frontal

there's so much more space for ben to ride up and his head to be outside the protection of his shell, which means he could have a head injury. >> you can use the same test for bigger kids to see how much room the puffy coat puts between them and their harness. >> always make sure your child is properly harnessed every time. you should not be able to pinch any fabric and the chest clip should always be at armpit level. >> how can you keep your child safe and warm in a car. for a baby, consumer reports recommends securing her seat and putting a blanket on top of the harness. for bigger kids, teach them this cool trick of wearing their coat over the harness for riding in the car. >> it looks like a blanket. >> looks like a blanket he said. along with the tips, consumer reports suggests you periodically go to a car seat check-up event to make sure it is properly installed. they have those at babies "r" us and a lot of fire stations as well. >> it's timely because it was coat weather today and tomorrow

>> the entire weekend. i'm not going to be found without my jacket. the great thing is you can embrace it now. hey, i can wear my jacket. >> absolutely. >> good stuff. let's show you what's happening on radar. there's nothing to show. i love it when i don't have to work at it. overnight lows this morning were way down there. we dropped to 38 in gainesville. 39 did it in ocala. 41 from the villages to 42 in leesburg and sanford and orlando. both bottomed out at 45 degrees this morning, same drill at new smyrna beach and 43 in daytona beach and 50 in cocoa beach as far as the hot spot. it was kind of the hot spot again for the daytime high. we hit 63 in cocoa beach. 61 leesburg. we're all close. somewhere between about 58 and 61. except for palm coast where you stopped at 54 today. 56 did it in daytona beach. so everyone is a little on the cool side. right now, temperatures have not fallen very far from the daytime highs.

60, 61 in melbourne and leesburg right now at 60. other temperatures, in palm coast, still at 54. that's all you were able to muster today. you're kind of still there. 59 in the villages. 57 in sanford, down to 61 in melbourne. wind directions making the biggest difference. last night we talked about the winds coming from the northwest and here from the south. right now, in orlando, a blowing, pushy 18-mile-an-hour wind. very stiff winds along new smyrna beach at 23 miles per hour. they're all coming in here from the northeast, funneling in the cooler air. here's the big difference. notice that a touch of cloud cover is down south in miami and some clouds streaks have formed over the atlantic. clouds are going to blow in over the east coast. it's going to make a huge difference. when you watch futurecast here, it likes to grab on to the moisture and say, oh, my goodness, scattered showers are out there. i don't expect much is going to happen tonight. during the day tomorrow, though, as the winds shift around,

system is strong enough and give enough lift that we will eke out showers after 1:00 tomorrow afternoon into the evening. then we get the frontal zone coming through here by sunday. by sunday, we're all clear. we're all cool again. overnight low tonight in de land drops to 46 degrees. 47 in oviedo. i'm going to call it 40 tonight in ocala and titusville down to 56 and 53 in melbourne. the official forecast in orlando, clear for now but the clouds will be returning as the evening wears on. the overnight low tonight is 48. here's tomorrow. >> first thing in the morning, 48 degrees. by noon tomorrow, 59. the daytime high goes to 64. we're looking like we're going the right way. we hit 60, 61 today. 64 tomorrow. we're doing things right, right? yeah, not really. 64 is the daytime high tomorrow, and sunday's daytime high is 59 with rain chances 30%. we'll be drier on monday. >> thank you, tom. >> just in, the alert to parents

a local school. >> then a dramatic overnight rescue in brevard county. how rescuers saved a couple trapped inside their sinking boat. >> but first, leather, diamonds and glitter. oh, my.

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>> all right. we're following breaking news right now in downtown orlando. sky 6 is flying over bumby avenue and robinson street. take a look at this. fire officials are telling us a milk truck hit an unoccupied building at 210 bumby avenue. orlando fire said code enforcement is checking out the building to make sure it is secure after the crash. all southbound lanes on bumby are shut down from robinson. no one was hurt in this. we'll stay on top of this breaking news for you and let you know as soon as we learn more. >> well, super bowl mania continues at 4:00 today with just two days left until the big game. we're talking glitz and glamour. >> it's something you won't see on the field come sunday. >> okay. so take a look. these fashion footballs -- aren't those fabulous -- were

fashion designers of america for the super bowl's 50th anniversary. among the participants are big names you've heard of such as tiffany & company, look at that, and betsy johnson. >> now that's interesting. >> each piece is being auctioned online from now until february 14th. a nice valentine's day present. i'm sure they're not expensive. >> not at all, especially the one from tiffany, not at all. >> news 6 is your super bowl station, starting bright and early at 6 a.m. at 8:00, we'll bring you an hour of pre-game coverage full of fun and we'll have more super bowl sneak peeks coming up in a few minutes. >> right now, a couple is recovering in the hospital after a dramatic overnight water rescue in brevard county's indian river. the two were trapped in their sinking house boat. these are pictures released from melbourne police. the boat was slammed against the seawall. according to rescuers, the boat started sinking in rough surf.

windows to get the 81-year-old man and the woman inside out. they're both expected to be okay. >> that's great news. ahead at 4:00, one of the best stories of the day for sure. see what a local third grader crafted that caught the attention of google. >> and then the modern bonnie and clyde, watch the moment the couple's crime spree came to an end in florida. >> plus this >> i turned into a kid again. it's pretty neat. it's like wow!

>> and we have lift-off of the united launch alliance united launch alliance rocket. >> what you may have missed morning. >> sky 6 is flying over bumby downtown orlando. you can see a milk truck seems to be smashed up against a building. orlando fire says code enforcement is checking out the building to make sure it is

right now, all southbound lanes on bumby are shut down from robinson. we're told no one was hurt. we'll stay on top of this breaking news and let you know when we learn more. >> all right. but first, grab the jacket. we're in for a cold couple of days. >> chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing those dropping temperatures. >> you did not just say grab the jacket. >> we did. >> that's one of the band phrases you can't say in the weather world. >> no. some people might not know that. >> grab a jacket, grab a jacket, how many times have we heard that? it is a little on the cool side out there. winds coming in from the north-northeast, 15 to 20 miles per hour. so even though it says 60, man, it doesn't feel like 60 degrees. other temperatures around right now, 61 in ocala. 57 in gainesville and 52 in new smyrna beach. so it is on the cool side. overnight lows tonight going right back down there, within a degree or two or maybe 3 of where we were this morning.

47 in leesburg. 57 will do it tonight in cocoa beach. i'll be back in a few more minutes to talk about the weekend. right now, we're checking in with meteorologist candace campos who is living life on the road. >> that's right. we're on the way to winter park. we are going to the concert that's going on on sunday for valentine's day. it was funny, i told my photographer where we were going to go and he freaked out for a second. he was like, oh, my gosh, valentine's day this weekend? no, it's not this weekend but it's for folks and lovebirds who want to start up their valentine's day plans. that's our next event we're going to be going into in winter park, right in the heart of winter park, coming up at 5:30. so far the skies are clear. the roads are not looking too bad here as we head over there to winter park. we'll see you about 5:30 or so. >> see you then. thank you, candace. >> checking out the roadways for you now, candace is looking good on her drive. this is a live look outside for

the cars you see driving away from you, those are heading eastbound. notice what a slow go it is right there in the lane. expect a slow ride heading out the doors. westbound lanes are looking a whole lot better. here are your drive times now. >> well, if you were driving along the space coast this morning or even looking out east in orlando, you may have seen it. an atlas 5 rocket launched from cape canaveral. it was a spectacular sight. news 6 reporter mark lehman was there and shows us what it carried into space. >> it really was a spectacular sight for what turned out to be a beautiful morning here on the coast. today's launch kicking off what looks to be a busy year for space flight. >> great launch. >> a thumbs up from this crowd of rocket watchers. dozens braving the gusty winds and chilly temperatures for a

happen. >> i was afraid. i saw the wind thing yesterday, saying there was going to be high winds. i was afraid so i kept watching. >> watching and waiting until -- >> and we have lift-off of the united launch alliance united launch alliance atlas 5 rocket. >> it was white and flashes of fire underneath it. >> i turned into a kid again. it was pretty neat. it was like wow! >> the atlas 5 rocket carrying a communication satellite which will help improve g.p.s. technology. >> when you think about all the technology involved in that, it's amazing. >> today's launch is the first of 2016, what promises to be an active year on the space coast. as many as 30 launches are expected. that number easily eclipsing last year's mark of 18. welcome news for those here, giving plenty of opportunities for another site like this. >> i hear they're going to have a busy year. we're coming back. >> as for the next launch here from the cape, there are several planned launches this year with

the next scheduled launch is another atlas 5 rocket planned for lift-off a little over a month from now, march 10th. >> and we let you know about the launch just before it was about to air live on news 6 through our free wkmg app. we didn't want you to miss that. it really was a spectacular sight this morning. >> i saw all sorts of people on facebook posting pictures. i'm so happy the skies were clear. >> the winds held off just enough for it to take off. >> people all over central florida are sharing their view of the launch with us. this looks like the picture was taken from the yard behind her roof maybe. you can see the trail left behind from the atlas 5 rocket >> to share your photos with this morning's launch with us, head to facebook.com/news 6. county. school officials on alert. a student reportedly has cough. >> i'm calling to let you know

been diagnosed with protusis, a respiratory illness commonly known as the whooping cough. >> the principal sending out phone calls and letters to parents at lake minneola high school confirming one student was sick on january 21st. if anyone was at the school during that time, they may have been exposed. the school is asking any parent to double-check their student's vaccinations making sure they're up to date. if you're not sure, call your doctor. >> now at 4:30, a multi-state hunt for an armed and dangerous missouri couple came to a dramatic end overnight. >> the tense moments were all captured on cell phone video. they didn't go down without a fight. >> no, they did not. the duo we're talking about is bonnie and clyde and their chase came to an end in the panhandle this morning during a shoot-out with police. >> the manhunt for blake fitzgerald and his girlfriend, britney harper, came to a violent end in the panhandle

nearly five days after police say the pair kidnapped, stole south. the couple's first victim was kyle dietz. the he was kidnapped on sunday. >> he had a gun in his lap the entire time. i was just trying to stay calm and being sarcastic and trying to crack jokes. >> and hour later, they dumped the hotel clerk. an hour later, fitzgerald kidnapped a woman from her home and forced the woman into her car and let her go a few miles down the road, taking her suv. monday surveillance video picked up the pair more than 250 miles away in perry georgia. it appeared to show fitzgerald robbing and abducting a female clerk at a convenience store. like the other victims, the clerk was released unharmed. >> there's no reason to harm. even if you don't harm the people, you're mentally messing them up.

florida on wednesday. fitzgerald robbed a surf shop and grocery store. both 30-year-old suspects have a criminal history. fitzgerald spent time in yale for first-degree murder in 2014. harper pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in 2010. >> we want to get you back to breaking news we've been following. sky 6 has been flying over bumby avenue and robinson street in downtown orlando. a milk truck crashed against a building at 210 bumby avenue. a tow truck is now on the scene. it's been causing big traffic delays in the area. all southbound lanes on bumby are still shut down from robinson. we're told no one was hurt in this. firefighters are on the scene, also checking out that building, making sure it is safe. you can see traffic backed up a little bit there, though. we'll stay on top of this breaking news situation for you and let you know as soon as we learn more. >> new developments in an excessive force case in marion

news 6 has learned one of the former deputies accused in the beating of an unarmed man has pleaded not guilty to the charges against him. 33-year-old jesse terrell is charged with violating derek price's civil rights. it's all after video showed price appearing to surrender and being punched, kneed and kicked by several deputies. terrell could face 10 years in convicted. >> new at 4:30, the city of orlando has just put out their first-ever study to see how many people were using the city's trails. the report focused on bicycles and pedestrians in the city. the top three busiest trails used are lake eola, lake baldwin loop and the lake underhill path. the busiest days are sunday, saturday and tuesday with 5,264 average daily users. the mayor says he has made it his top priority to expand the city's transportation options to allow people a better way to get around the city. he also says later this year,

share a route or shared lane route to connect the orlando urban trail to the cady way very cool. >> google paid a visit to central florida today. >> they named a brevard county boy as the statewide winner. >> the third grader at westside elementary designed a doodle which is the logo design that appears on google.com. google asked students across the country to doodle based on a special theme. this year's theme is "what makes me, me?" they'll get their doodle featured on google's home page for one day and a $30,000 scholarship and $50,000 going for education grant and a trip to google's headquarters in california to meet the google team.

>> that's awesome. >> that's something he's going to know the rest of his life. >> changes are coming this month to local school bus drivers on the busy expressway. >> then the infamous food tally for super bowl 50. the calorie count, burger breakdown and inside health scoop on other delicious dishes. >> we don't want to know that. >> we don't want to hear that at all. >> the new concerns about heart disease in women. the recovery revelation doctors want you to hear, now more than ever on national wear red day. getting results for central florida.

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oh! the $4 menu. where all meals are under $4. at steak 'n shake. >> today you may have noticed we're all wearing red. >> yeah, that's because it's national wear red day, raising awareness for women and heart disease. >> it affects about 40 million women in the u.s. >> heart disease and strokes kill a woman every 80 seconds. the vast majority of these events are preventible. doctors say oftentimes women have shortness of breath and

that's why it could be much more dangerous for women than men. you can help prevent heart disease by exercising for 30 minutes, three times a week by walking. also eat a healthy diet with fruits and vegetables and low fat, non-fried foods. they're asking women to wear red research. you can learn more at go red for women.org. >> and the big super bowl is airing live on news 6. >> you have a couple more days to stock up on all those snacks. >> super sunday isn't just about football. matt austin is here to talk about the feast. i have a feeling we're going to regret hearing from you in about 30 seconds. >> it goes for my usual reports in this show. i'm going to dish out some numbers here. it's not to make you feel guilty at all. just a little food for thought. you know what i mean? americans are expected to eat 1.3 billion chicken wings on super bowl sunday.

it's according to the national chicken council. yes, there is such a thing. according to their survey, 57% enjoy dipping them in ranch and i don't understand that. >> i'm a bleu cheese person. >> really? >> yeah. >> it's starting to make sense to me. >> oh, goodness. >> then there are the chips. >> wow. >> and chips are light. >> they're light, i know. >> a bag is like half a pound. millions of avocados for guacamole. my mouth is starting to water. experts predict 14 billion hamburgers will be served. >> 14 billion hamburgers? that can't be right. there are only 300 million people in this country, right? >> half of that is from me. >> a lot of us are doubling up if that's the case. >> some reports point out it's the second biggest grilling july. during super bowl, people eat a >> good lord. >> statistically speaking,

we're generally consuming on thanksgiving. >> it's because it's an all day graze, right? >> it's calories for three or four days. >> that's terrible. >> i'm surprised so many people are grilling out. >> we don't do it every day, though. you wouldn't live very long. >> no. >> oh, my gosh. you see, i do regret hearing from you. >> all right. add it to the list. >> way to go. thanks. >> check this out, news 6 sports director -- speaking of wings -- ping had the tough task of being a play-by-play commenter for the chicken eating wings bonanza for the super bowl challenge. >> there's not much meat. >> you're not taking enough meat off the bone. i'll say you're disqualified right now. >> what? come on, ping! >> sounds like ping. >> i like that.

>> after a grueling morning of wing eating, j. edwards nabbed the title of eating 23 wings in 15 minutes. the broncos will be winning the super bowl, according to his predictions. >> you can't just take one bite. you have to eat the whole thing. >> i guess. >> tune in sunday at 8 a.m. we'll have easy game day recipes. you don't want to miss it. see all the happy faces. we'll all be here. >> i don't want to be calling jay a lightweight but 23 in 15 minutes. >> i'm pretty positive i could crush that. >> it's all your rib-eating skills over the summer. >> i have three minutes for that and i took down 14 of them. >> it's early in the morning, though, too. >> that's no excuse. >> okay. morning. >> it's prime time. >> you have to train for that. >> i would eat a chicken wing so clean you would think a raccoon ate it.

this in action. >> we've cleaned it up nicely in the last 24 hours. all the rain is gone. all the heat is left, too. that's the only problem. the overnight lows this morning, chilly willie. 39 degrees in ocala, 38 in gainesville and 42 in the villages and 42 in leesburg and 45 in the heart of the viewing area, 45 new smyrna beach. palm coast dropped to 47. you started out at 47 degrees this morning in palm coast. you just didn't warm up much. right now, temperatures across the southeast 48 in nashville. 56 in pensacola. jacksonville's holding at 55. where are you? look at palm coast. i just showed you. you dropped to 47 this morning. you only made it back to about 54 degrees for your daytime high. now we're off the mark just a little bit. 60 for the moment in leesburg. same in orlando. 57 in sanford. we've been sitting at 60 now for 2.5 hours in a row. i keep waiting for the 5:00 update to filter in.

go the other way in orlando. 61 right now at the cape. wind speeds made a big difference for us. down here, winds are either from the south or southwest. today, totally different ballgame. everything funneling in from the northeast. look at that wind in new smyrna beach. it's enough to knock you over. 23-mile-an-hour wind in new smyrna beach. only about 18 in orlando. 9 in the villages and 9 in ocala. that gives it a real feel of about the same. we won't really factor in the windchill factors until we go down into the 40's. but just know anywhere from the i-4 corridor to the north and west, your windchills tonight are going to be down there in the 30's before you wake up tomorrow morning. if you're early morning planners tomorrow, you be ready for a cool start again. during the overnight, the clouds do come back. moisture returns tomorrow. that early rain chance is about 30% tomorrow. about a 50% chance for rain tomorrow night into sunday. overnight lows tonight, we're

and 41 in the villages. titusville tonight you go to 56. i'm going to call it 48 degrees tonight in orlando. here is tomorrow. first thing in the morning, the temperature is 48. so it's chilly. it's on the cold side. 59 by noon. a chance for rain starting after about 1 or 2:00 in the afternoon tomorrow. rain chances tomorrow are mentionable at 30%. it's late. a 50% chance for rain early sunday. sunday is a weird day. we get the rain during the overnight, first part of the early morning hours and the daytime hours on sunday should be cleaned up nice, sunny. but only 59 for a daytime high on sunday. so it's going to be a really good day to have chilly and watch the super bowl. >> i want to see you put away some wings on sunday. >> and eat 6,000 calories. >> i have to be on tv. i could do it if i didn't have to button my suit. >> there you go. >> >> if you're on the road and can't check your news 6 weather app, you can now get updates partners all day long. and meteorologist troy bridges

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>> well, imagine paying $240,000 in tolls in a single year. >> that is how much orange county public schools spent with their school buses on the expressways in 2015. >> now they're hoping to put that cash in the classroom. it's thanks to a new tolerate -- new toll initiative. >> so far, they've outfitted more than 2,000 school buses in the participating counties with a free e-pass but it comes with

it's only waved if the expressway exceeds its revenue projections by 2% each month. >> when i heard that they were paying anything in tolls at all, it was just shocking to me. i'm like, am i the only person who didn't know this is happening? >> it almost seems like double taxation. more tax dollars are being spent to pay the tolls anyway. maybe it will save money. >> a potential super bowl 50 spoiler alert posted on the highway in north carolina. it reads, denver 7, newton 20. panthers fans say it's paying respect for their star quarterback, cam newton. tune in on sunday to find out who wins on sunday. >> are you ready? >> this is called the race of the century. sports director ping and i go at it on the track at fun spot america.

it's part of our super bowl coverage and begins at 8 a.m. i don't want to give anything away but it was tough. i put it all out on the track. i left it all there. >> it looks interesting. i picture you driving like my grandma does. >> really? >> really? >> i don't see you being a real lead foot. you're very cautious. it was a compliment. >> but it was ping. >> you better represent the news side. >> i can't tell you how it ended. >> i don't know. >> matt austin is here with 5:00. out of you. we're learning much more tonight about the huge data breach at ucf. coming up, why the problem could be much bigger than we thought. breaking news. what some are saying leaders it's about time the taco...came

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