[real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company.] >> now at 4:00, the critical discovery in a deadly hit-and-run. we are live with the investigation. then overnight storms in central florida. we're pinpointing hour by hour so you can prepare. good afternoon, and thank you for joining us. i'm lisa bell. >> i'm ginger gadsden. julie broughton left the studio, but she could not dodge our cameras this afternoon. julie, we're talking everything grammys tonight. >> that's right, ginger.

i know you guys always have a good time back there. but i'm live at power 95.3. we're live talking everything grammys and one person in this room right now is a grammy winner. here's the other hint. it's not me. we'll tell you who it is and we'll talk to dejay nasty about who he thinks it is tonight. more coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. a new deadly hit-and-run investigation, this time in cocoa. and it comes the same day troopers unveiled a new awareness campaign to combat hit-and-run crashes. the jogger was killed at dean avenue off satellite boulevard outside of cocoa off the 520. here's more on the investigation. >> troopers say the man's body was found down here in this swampy ditch. they also tell us they found car parts. because of that, they think the

it may have front-end damage specifically to the headlights and the turn signal light. >> and i stood five feet away from him. >> jim reynolds tells us he was the second person in this intersection this morning to notice a man's body was laying lifeless on the side of the road. troopers say when the jogger didn't come home, his friends and family came out here looking for him. troopers picked up pieces of the car that hit him, a gray chrysler chrysler. >> too often hit-and-run drivers don't pay, troopers say. >> unfortunately we're here to discuss hit and runs. we had another fatal hit-and-run crash this morning. >> just as troopers were about to announce their new awareness campaign to prevent the growing number of hit-and-run crashes, 92,000 last year killed 186 people. troopers found out they have another one they have to try and

>> so why are the number of hit and runs in central florida growing? news 6 has discovered a loophole in the law. we've also discovered what it seems the problem is out here on this road, largely, according to neighbors, it's speed. i'm working on those angles for you when i see you again at 5 and 6:00. >> we just had a big investigation on this very issue last week. erik von ancken, thank you. >> also right now, we're pinpointing scattered showers on the radar. >> yeah, but the big rain is coming overnight. chief meteorologist tom sorrells pinpointing hour by hour your accurate forecast. >> here we go. take a look at where the rain is right now. these are the showers off the shoreline here off the east coast. some of these may meander on land in the next couple of hours. decent rain coming across lake okeechobee now but this and that is not the big deal for the overnight. this, here's your big deal. a cold front from jackson, mississippi to the north.

14 hours from now, 5, 6:00 tomorrow morning. daytona beach is grayed over. that's the way it is in central florida right now. it's not raining in most spots, but man 0 man is it gray. it's 72 in ocala and 73 in kissimmee and 72 in sanford. at o.i.a. we're at 73 right now and we'll hang there for about an hour. by 6 p.m., 72. come the 7:00 hour, 68. we're cloudy with stray showers for your on-the-town forecast this evening. overnight tonight, heavier rains rolls in. i'll be back to pinpoint the arrival of the rain and talk about how quickly we make it back close to 80. >> all right, tom. thank you. >> also developing, the urgent search at sea for a missing boater in brevard county. coast guard rescuers are trying to find this man, 38-year-old lloyd chamberlain. his boat washed up in indian

friends say he never came back on a trip from the atlantic yesterday. authorities searched the boat and found his cell phone but can't say whether he was wearing a life vest. the paper reports the coast guard is adding a bigger boat and aircraft to help with the search efforts. right now, the waves are rough out there. so pinpointing the conditions live right now is meteorologist candace campos. she joins us now live from cocoa. candace, it is pretty rough out there. >> oh, absolutely. unfortunately there's a small craft advisory in effect yesterday, throughout today and could be extended into tuesday because of that strong cold front that's moving in. right now the seas are clocking anywhere between 5 and 7 feet. the waters are rough. winds are picking up from the southeast about 15 to 20 knots right offshore. even stronger with gail warnings even further out over the atlantic waters. it's not the day to be out on the boat whether it's throughout the overnight, through today and even tomorrow.

the winds will die down later on this week and that's when we might have a green light to head back out over the water. that's certainly the case, though. a small craft advisory is remaining throughout the night and possibly extending into tomorrow. boaters will also have to deal with the rough seas and a chance for rain which is the chance here in cocoa. temperatures are going to stay pretty mild throughout the mid-60's throughout this afternoon and into the evening hours. there is that strong cold front that will be moving in throughout the overnight and into early tomorrow morning. so folks here in cocoa, do be aware there will be a good chance for rain for you. look how quickly, though, temperatures start to clear -- conditions start to clear up and temperatures start to warm up by the middle part of the afternoon, back into the mid-70's. it looks like the cold front won't be ushering in a drastic cool-down, though, for folks here in cocoa. >> bottom line is if you don't have to be out on a boat, avoid it at all costs. >> thank you, candace campos

as we take a live look along the volusia coast, pinpoint weather changes anytime from your smartphone with the news 6 pinpoint weather app. search wkmg in your app store. >> this afternoon, we're learning more about an r.v. crash that left one person dead. detectives say the driver veered off the road, hit a tree and the r.v. burst into flames. it happened this morning on u.s. 1 and i-95 in ormand beach. police have the area taped off from the exxon gas station to a dairy queen. people who heard the crash were able to rescue one man from the rv. he has serious burns and taken to halifax hospital. police say another person was inside the r.v. and they were unable to be rescued because the fire was just too intense. we'll let you know as soon as we learn what caused the rv to burst into flames. >> breaking right now at 4:00, another case of the zika virus has been reported in florida, bringing the total to 21 cases in the state. the florida department of health

has been reported now in broward county. broward now has four cases. miami-dade has the most with seven. osceola has one case and hillsborough county has three cases right now. all cases are travel related and not contracted locally. officials also said none of the confirmed zika cases involved pregnant women. we posted information about the virus, symptoms and ways to prevent mosquito bites on clickorlando.com. >> tonight the music world celebrates some of the biggest names at the 58th annual grammy awards. >> you better believe news 6 is your statement for all the excitement from live facebook chats to our coverage on air throughout the entire evening. all ahead of the big show, starting at 8:00. we can expect stars like hello, adele, to take the stage and rapper kendrick lamar is another one to watch tonight. he has 11 nominations >> taylor swift and the weekend both earning seven.

of big surprises and a lot of stars. starting things out with an early surprise, co-anchor julie broughton is live at power 95.3. >> yeah, julie, you have a special guest that knows a thing or two about the grammys. >> right. i told you that there's one person in this room right now who won a grammy. i know it's shocking it's not me, but we're so excited. we're having a great time out here. we're getting grammy-ready. this is dejay nasty. no. 1 on my preset in my car. >> appreciate that. >> it's so nice to meet you in real life. you won a grammy for the best rap album. >> yes, it was my first grammy ever. >> do you sleep with your grammy? >> of course, who doesn't? through the first year i did. >> and then you weaned off that? >> right. >> who do you think is going with best rap album tonight? >> my favorite. >> who are the choices again?

we've got cole, kendrick lamar and nicki minaj. >> she's my favorite. >> i'm going with drake, right now. america's favorite. i'm sure they're excited. they're now nominees. that's their new title. nominated for the rest of their life. if they win, they're grammy winners. it's always excited. >> what performance do you have on your most excited list? >> rihanna. >> i like her, too. we're going to facebook live here in a few minutes so you can talk to dejay nasty a little bit more and we'll be talking much more about the grammys throughout the 4:00 hour. i'll see you guys in a few minutes. >> julie, do you want to rethink nicki minaj? no? >> ginger thinks you should reconsider your pick. >> she's a good pick. >> thank you, julie.

our facebook page where you'll find tweets from nominees, fans and everything you need to know, before, during and after the big show at facebook.com/news 6. you'll find it right at the top. it is going to be an exciting evening. >> i said this before because tonight is the night that i actually can put a name to the song. you hear so many songs on the radio, you like them but don't know who sings them. it's like, "oh, i love that. i hope they win." >> there's going to be a lot of that going on tonight. ahead at 4:00, tattoos and groceries, which popular supermarket chain just inked the deal. >> and just when the force fizzled for some, "star wars" announced new details for episode 8. >> look at the rain that's going to roll through the overnight and greet you in the morning. it's flowing in here from the gulf of mexico along with the cloud cover that's already shown up. i'll be back to pinpoint the arrival of the rain, the cold front and the return of the sun. >> and controversy surrounding

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>> this afternoon, a heated debate brewing on the campaign trail over whether president obama or the next commander in chief should nominate antonin scalia's successor, the supreme court justice who passed away suddenly this weekend during a hunting trip in texas. his body is now back in the washington, d.c. area where lawmakers are now battling over what to do next. with four conservatives and four liberals, the nominee would ultimately tip the balance of the court. >> the president has the right

new supreme court justice. >> we cannot afford to have antonin scalia replaced by the nominees he's put there in the past. >> yesterday, a justice of the peace determined the 79-year-old died of natural causes. >> we're following breaking news right now in orange county where the sheriff's office is working a death investigation. we're told two people died inside a pine hills home. the sheriff's office has set up a media staging area. we have a crew on the way. of course, we'll let you know when we learn more about this breaking situation. >> florida's python challenge in the everglades has officially ended. >> now we're waiting to find out just how many of the snakes were collected during the nearly month long hunt. on friday, the total number was 102. that's far more than was collected during the 2013 hunt.

this year, more than a thousand people signed up to hunt the snakes, considered a threat to the everglades. hunters who catch the most pythons and the longest snakes will be awarded prizes up to $1500. the winners won't be announced until later this month, on february 27th. >> at 6:00 tonight, hundreds of people are expected in brevard county to remember a rockledge high school teacher. police say sandra cook's husband killed her earlier this month. the math teacher and previous candidate for teacher of the year was found dead inside her melbourne home. detectives believe her estranged husband, ricky cook, broke in and killed her before turning the gun on himself. tonight's public memorial will be held at the stadium on merle road in rockledge. it begins at 6:00. >> well, in case you missed it, an orlando magic player defied the laws of gravity over the weekend making headlines for this huge performance during the nba dunk contest.

>> look at that. aaron gordon even surprised shaq on the sidelines. despite leaving the place in awe, he didn't win. >> boo! >> look at that again. look at that. unbelieve. he was robbed. gordon finished second to the champ, some guy from the timber wolves. he should have won for at least creativity for busting out a hoverboard. everybody thought he nailed it. i was calling 911 immediately because he was robbed. >> did you see that? >> it's crazy. it's not just us. everyone agrees. >> aaron, we know who really won that contest. >> chief meteorologist tom sorrells is joining us.

starting to warm up, but it's turning a little volatile overnight. >> we did get some rain finally. my lawn is kind of crunchy. >> it seems like it rained last night. maybe that's me, i don't know. >> heavy dew. >> look at the few spotty showers out there right now off the coast. most of these are not going to factor in to the forecast. they are kind of going almost due north. some of these down south, outside of lake okeechobee outside of the turnpike, those may roll over the top of you in the next couple of hours to get you going. here's the big cold front, from jackson to new orleans tonight, going to cruise this way and the moisture flows in from the gulf coast on top of you. i can't rule out a small dosing of rain between now and 2 a.m. it's beyond 2 a.m. when things really get to rolling. i'll show you in a moment. overnight lows this morning, we're down into the 50's and 40's for the most part. we hit 46 in ocala, 50 in the villages and 52 did it for the

tonight we're not going to be nearly that cool. we'll hang in the 60's all night long before the rain shows up and changes everything tomorrow. 72 right now in ocala. 73 in the villages. we're 72 in sanford. 73 out at o.i.a. 71 does it in daytona beach and 70 from the cape down to cocoa beach. winds are a huge part of our equation tonight. here we go with the wind pushing in here from the southeast at 10 in orlando and 12 in ocala and a 14-mile-an-hour wind in kissimmee you see the red boxes out here? big tornado watch boxes. the energy from the storm system stays up there. while you've got a tornado watch box in the panhandle, nothing doing down here. here's the water vapor loop. here's the cold front coming on in behind it. all that orange and rust color in there, that's the stuff

the day tomorrow. here's tonight, 10:00. you'll be watching the grammys and we'll be doing updates on facebook and whatnot. 5:00 in the morning, the rain blasts straight on through here and by tomorrow afternoon, we're done with it. sunshine that beams all day long tuesday and wednesday. overnight lows tonight are in the 60's. down to 60 in the villages. 61 in leesburg. the overnight low in the city beautiful, 62. here's tomorrow. first thing in the morning, you're going to be driving through scattered showers between 5 and 8:30 in the morning. 65 degrees, by noon tomorrow, it's cleared up, gone, exits to the east by about 8:30. 73 by noon. daytime high tomorrow, 79. we're knocking on the door of 80 degrees with a daytime high of 79. the extended forecast goes like this. we're talking about a reading tomorrow of 79. on wednesday, 73. come thursday and friday, saturday and sunday, i've got nothing to write home about.

no complaints, no hits, no runs, no errors. >> looking really nice. >> i'll be back with another look at the hour-by-hour forecast slowing it down at 4:30 and stop it right when the rain gets to orlando. >> 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. >> well, new tonight, whole foods spices things up. >> yeah, the new offer their putting on the table. >> plus a party at a local college ends with three students shot and one killed. why the suspect's lawyer says he should not be in jail. >> but first, a new tech tool for tattoo remorse.

>> well, next time you go out shopping for groceries, how about a tattoo for the carton of a gallon of milk. whole foods is playing with the idea of adding tattoo parlors to it's 365 chains. if you're concerned about your budget, though, you should not be going out and buying a tattoo. >> i don't think a tattoo is on the grocery list.

>> new laser technology is helping people get rid of their unwanted unwanted tattoos, ginger >> >> thank you, lisa. >> it's stronger than any procedures on the market. fewer treatments are required and they come with a smaller chance of skin damage. each session, we're told, takes a few minutes and the number of treatments a patient needs depends on the color and size of the tattoo. >> so we're just not seeing the scarring and changing color of the skin that we used to see with the older technologies. >> now, treatments can cost several hundred dollars a session, but most patients say they don't have any major side effects because of that. as a person, you alluded to it, for a year and a half now i've been trying to get rid of this one little tattoo. i got it when i was younger when you do stupid things. >> it's a rose with a heart and

>> thank god it almost said rodney. >> poor rodney. >> no poor rodney. good for me. >> it's painful, though. >> it is painful. i was doing the laser treatment way and after nine or 10 treatments, it's still there and mine is very small with a little color. >> not cheap either. >> no, it's not. >> "star wars" pulls the kurt curtain on "episode viii". >> and what a family tells news 6 about a life-saving move. >> we're live at power 95.3, getting you ready for the grammys tonight. we're here with the afternoon team and grammy winner dejay nasty.

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>> ahead at 4:30, violence near a local college campus after a triple shooting killed a fellow classmate. >> then the force returns with new details released on the next "star wars" blockbuster. >> after we talk movies, our very own julie broughton joins

radio partners, power 95 foi .3 ahead of tonight's big grammy show. >> but first, a college party turns deadly. three bethune-cookman university students shot, one a football player killed. news 6 investigates what went wrong during what police chief considers a typical night for the college kids. the college kids packed the indigo golf club in daytona indigo golf club in daytona beach. >> it's been a violent year at bethune-cookman university. the suspected shooter remains behind bars tonight but his attorney says he has no business being there. >> we managed to get out of there in time because it could lead to, you know, gun violence. >> and it did. police say a shooting outside the indigo shores country club stemmed from a fight inside the

lamont postell. he left the club to get a gun from the car and killed a guy and two other students. he's now behind bars but his attorney says he shouldn't be. >> my compliant assures me he was consistent with his statement to law enforcement and saying that he was knocked out, beaten up and unconscious. >> she says not only was he out cold from the fight, there was no way he could have retrieved a gun from his car. >> the witness said he went to his car and got a gun and came back into the club. my client doesn't have a car. >> she says while her client was passed out, someone drove him to a nearby house where he later woke up to phone messages saying he was wanted. she says he did the right thing by turning himself in. >> a guilty person runs away. a person who doesn't have anything to hide doesn't mind coming forward saying here i am, i know you want me, but i'm not the guy.

getting her hands on snapchat video and cell phone videos that shows her client in the club unconscious. >> what's the attorney saying about witnesses? >> well, she's trying to talk to some of the witnesses, too, because she says it seems strange 200 people at the party and open one witness comes forward and does not reveal their identity. coming up at 5:30, we'll talk more about gun violence here on campus and off campus involving the bcu students. back to you. >> loren korn reporting live tonight. thank you. >> also developing right now, the chance for some strong storms starting overnight. >> let's get right over to chief meteorologist tom sorrells, pinpointing how long it will all last. >> you know, not long. by the time it gets here, things will go pretty quickly and fall in rapid success. right now, it's all light stuff, all offshore or rolling down south through lake okeechobee. heavy showers there are dying out or going out into the open

it's this big stuff here in the gulf of mexico that has our name on it. the good side to all of this is the big energy is all up here. that's a tornado warning happening right now in the state of florida and south alabama. so it's a big mess. it's rocking and rolling. lots of lift here from jackson to new orleans, cold front knifing in the hot air. by the time it gets to us, it wouldn't be that rough. we're talking temperatures in the 60's and 70's across the state. 73 right now in orlando. 72 in the villages and 71 in daytona beach. on-the-town forecast for tonight, cloudy, stray showers early and then late night towards tomorrow morning at daybreak, that is when the cold front brings the big rumbling to us. i'll be back to pinpoint the arrival of those rumbles and talk about how quickly it all goes away. >> all right, tom. thank you. >> sure. >> as we take you live outside to daytona beach, you can see that the surf is pretty rough out there. >> don't forget, you can get breaking weather alerts and live radar anytime on our free news 6 pinpoint weather app.

store. >> tonight the daring and fiery escape that saved a family's life. emergency crews tell news 6 they climbed out the window of their burning home seconds before the roof just collapsed. the fire broke out on stone street east of spring garden avenue in de land. news 6 reporter johnny fernandez found out how the family is recovering tonight. >> hours after flames ripped through this house on stone street, smoke is still coming out of the roof. >> i think everybody got out all right and everybody is safe. >> she's a family friend of the homeowner. she says this morning the family is still in awe after they destroyed their home. >> by the time they realized it was a very short period of time, you know, that it went real quick. >> de land firefighters say the saved them. when they got out here at 1:34 this morning, crews on scene say the family had escaped through a window after they smelled smoke. firefighters rescued the family

later, that's when the roof collapsed. >> be careful. have smoke detectors. you know, things can happen in a split-second. >> the family who lives here says what shocks them the most is no one was hurt and today they're coming back to pick up what's left of their house. >> the cause of the fire is still unknown. an investigation is ongoing by the state fire marshal. in de land, johnny fernandez news 6. >> well, exactly one month from today, florida's presidential primary gets underway. >> the deadline to register to vote is tomorrow, february 16th. if you plan to vote in a primary, you must be registered with one of florida's major political parties. so if you're registered as non-partisan or independent, you'll not be able to catch a ballot on march 15th. you must also have a valid photo i.d. with your signature on it to vote. you can always check with your

have any questions. >> in the meantime, jeb bush hopes to boost his campaign today with a big rally featuring his brother, former president george w. bush campaigning for him in south carolina. after this weekend's fiery cbs news debate in which former president george w. bush became a key target. >> i'm sick and tired of him going after my family. >> while donald trump was building a reality tv show, my brother was building a security apparatus to keep us safe. >> his brother's coming in and it's nice. frankly, i think he should have used his family a long time ago. i think he would have done better. i said why don't you use the last name. you'll do better. it's better than an exclamation points. >> and bill clinton is part of the campaign rhetoric today. coming up on news 6 at 5:00, everything you missed for his rally for hillary clinton in florida, ahead on news 6 at 5:00.

a possible suspected hit-and-run driver who crashed into a south daytona home. police are asking derek bell to come speak with them about what actually happened. we're told the car plowed into a home at the river gulf townhomes 11:30 wednesday night. the driver ran the stop sign at bellville road and slammed into the home. the kitchen was littered with debris. investigators used d.n.a. from blood left behind to help find bell. police said the car was not reported stolen but say it was a rental. no one inside the home was hurt. >> "star wars" fans are excited about this news today. we learned that filming has started and there are new actors joining the cast. "episode viii" will follow ray in her epic journey. matt austin is joining us now. what can we expect for the next chapter? >> i don't know any of those names you just said. cameras are rolling and the cast

of the "star wars" saga. we'll see the same characters from "the force awakens" since the next installment follows that storyline with new faces added in as pretty interested names connecting to those faces. principal photography started in london. it's the phase of film production where the movie is filmed with actors onset. this time, ryan johnson will direct the film. j.j. abrams directed "the force awakens". "episode viii" is scheduled to be released two years and one day after the "the force awakens" was released. it extended the box office total

that's a pretty good haul there. >> how many times have you seen it? >> i've only seen it once but there will be a second viewing. >> for those of us who don't know what's going on, we can enjoy a couple more years of conversations wondering who those people are. >> join in on the conversation and share this story with your "star wars" friends. clearly not matt and lisa. we posted all the information on facebook.com/news 6. >> well, starting today orange county parents have a new option when it comes to pediatric care. nemours is expanding. nemours children's primary care, horizon west, opens today. it provides primary care to children of all ages. the new office is in windemere on winter garden vineland road. it's the 14th nemours location in central florida. >> another huge hospital expansion. this one comes with a traffic warning. >> yeah, where drivers will start seeing the big changes in

then cute, all for a very good cause. how these valentine's day babies are taking on heart health right out of the womb. >> touching tributes and surprising musical pairings at this year's grammy awards. i'll have the grammy preview, just ahead.

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>> the practice rounds are over for these stars. now there's only a few more hours to wait until they hit the stage for the 58th annual grammy awards. we're airing all the sights and sounds of the star-studded event right here live on news 6. >> this year, the show promises unique collaborations, even stiff competition.

joins us live from the radio studio, power 95.3. >> we always talk about what a good time we have at work, we have so much fun and everyone comments on it. these guys have us beat. i'm here with our own grammy winner. this is dejay nasty. they're having a great time out here teaching me all sorts of stuff about the grammys. we're getting grammy ready for the grammys on news 6 at 8:00. lots of prep of course going on in l.a. let's head out to the staples center. >> tory kelly and james bay are rehearsing for tonight grammy awards, up for best new artist.

>> thought it would be great to be nominated for a grammy, be a doctor someday, but it's such a distant idea or something and so unfathomable at the time. i'm so grateful to be here now. >> this year's grammy will feature tributes to big music legends who we lost this last year, including eagle guitarist and singer glenn frey. >> bonnie raitt is going to honor her close friend and inspiration, the late b.b. king. >> he was just very encouraging, telling me i had it, don't let it get you down that women can't play and all that kind of stuff. >> one of the highlights of the night is lady gaga's tribute to david bowie. >> this feels like a wonderful way to say goodbye. >> kendrick lamar leads the way with 11 grammy nominations and taylor swift has 7.

>> what an awesome show. we're so excited. again, that is right here on news 6 at 8:00. we're hanging out at power 95.3 with dejay nasty. he has a grammy at home. we'll hang out with them a little bit longer. we did a facebook live chat with him longer. lots of you were jumping in and talking to him. i'll do that again before i leave and see you back in the studio at 7:00. >> i can't believe julie thinks they have more fun than us. >> i don't know. until i see julie twerk in that studio, i don't believe she's having a really good time. >> maybe if we change our name to ginger nasty or lisa nasty, it would help. >> i prefer g. nasty, though. in honor of the big show, we tried to make a hit song of our very own. here's a sneak preview. >> is there a warm-up they can do before singing the song?

>> we're going to apologize right off the bat, but we'll have the finished product, coming up tonight right after the grammys. i promise you, you do not want to miss it. that's not going to be in the finished product. >> it's the icing on the grammy cake. none of those performances can compare. >> you decided to let adele keep her job, thank goodness. it really was a learning experience. >> it was, yeah. >> you and matt really put yourselves out there. >> we did. >> it takes a lot to just belt something out. >> did you not sing? >> no, i didn't sing. i wanted to produce. >> oh. >> she's not quite as talented as matt and i and our singing abilities. >> out of the three of you, you're the one i never hear from. >> because i know better. >> just going to leave that there? >> yeah. >> i'm going to start out my weather story with storm pins. they tell the whole story. look at this cloud cover. that's what we had all day long today, wasn't it?

tomorrow we're starting out with rain, compliments of the cloud deck that rolled in. daytona beach, i love that one, too. sunrise is beautiful this morning, beating through the cloud cover and that one, does that have a filter? it's beautiful. great shot of palm bay, from palm bay. you see the sun here reflected on the -- that's gorgeous. i don't care if you filtered it up. i really don't. >> storm pins available in your app store right now for absolutely free. please download it. i would love to see what the storm looks like for you tomorrow morning when the showers are rolling through. download it and check out the photos that are there. they're great. >> we have scattered showers off the coast. the cloud cover has produced some rain. heaviest rain is in the state of florida down here or in the panhandle. we had a tornado warning for a while along the panhandle and continuing into alabama right now. none of the rocking and rolling -- and when i say that, none of the dangerous stuff for the most part -- will make it to us. by the time this system rolls in to central florida tomorrow

i'm not looking for any warnings. there might be one severe thunderstorm warning for a while, maybe two. we're not talking about a big outbreak. we're just talking about a passage of the storms coming through. right now, the temperature reading is 71 in melbourne. daytona beach, 71. winds from the south-southeast at 8 miles per hour. everyone is in the low 70's. no one has fallen into the 60's just yet. it is 70 in palm coast, the cape and cocoa beach, 72 from the villages to leesburg down to 72 in sanford and 73 in orlando. wind speeds, okay, this is kind of pushing around kind of wind. anytime you get the wind, blowing like this, 15 miles per hour, something's afoot. either the sea breeze is rolling in or the changes are coming. and changes are knocking on the door. take a look at this right now. this is the visible satellite. i talk about this all the time. you see the eruptions going on. see this? see the texture building on the clouds in the gulf of mexico? that's the stuff that's going to

overnight and the cold front comes in and pushs it all the way. we'll be getting rid of the visible satellite when the sun goes down here within the next hour or two. you see it fading away. for now, know the moisture is on the way. tornado problems here. it warmed up nicely today. here's the breakout. tonight at 10:00, everyone is watching the grammys and everything is okay. no worries. but take a look. 3:00 in the morning, rumblings from gainesville to ocala as the storm system moves in. here we go about 5:00. from 4 and 5:00, it pushes into seminole, orange and osceola counties and out to volusia. that's what it looks like by 6:00. by 7 or 8:00, it's over, gone, done by 8:30 in the morning. the day tomorrow is going to be morning showers. we'll get the sun throughout the afternoon and we'll warm right back up close to 80. overnight lows tonight, upper 50's, low 60's. beautiful. here's tomorrow.

degrees at 8 a.m. by noon, 73. the storms are out of here by a little after 8:00. the daytime high tomorrow goes to 79 degrees. then on wednesday, the high is 73. thursday's high is 73 then we're beautiful, all the way to the weekend. >> thank you, tom. we're staying on top of breaking news right now in orange county. this video just came in to the newsroom. the sheriff's office tells us they're working a death investigation. we're told two people died inside a pine hills home and the sheriff's office says it will give us an update on this any minute now. we'll have a live report for you, coming up on news 6 at 5:00. >> still ahead, the changes drivers will see soon, thanks to a $15 million expansion project. >> and ahead, all new at 5:00, a helicopter helps police track down a suspect. what police say this guy did just before running off. >> but first, high-profile convicted murderer jodi arias in

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heart association knit the hats for the babies born in february at select hospitals to raise awareness about heart disease while also celebrating valentine's day. you want something to go viral, just put a bunch of babies in it. >> it's so interesting how just going from that chunky one was so adorable and the other is so alert. like that one. look how wide open his eyes are. >> it's like why am i wearing this? >> what did you do to me? >> that looks like a lot of work to me. i'm feeling it. >> matt austin is here with what's coming up on the news at 5:00. >> several developing stories tonight, we're learning more about the stabbing death of an 81-year-old man. new at 5:00, what news 6 has uncovered about a person of interest's criminal involvement in this. >> and the search for answers continues tonight after a hit-and-run crash leaves a man dead.

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