good afternoon. thank you for joining us. i'm ian reitz. we are going to start with a weather alert. tonight will bring the coldest weather of the year so far. if you went out this morning you know layers are the best option. temperatures are headed down. freeze warnings for several areas is in effect. let's get over to meteorologist ashley batey. she is tracking these temperatures tonight. how cold are we talking?

many areas are under a freeze warning. that is going to be our areas north of tampa bay. as of right now, quite chilly. we don't expect to warm up much. even though we have lots of sun in the forecast. 53 tampa. 52 st. pete. we are still seeing a couple 40s on our maps. 45 new port richey. citrus, hernando and pasco county you are under a freeze warning from 1:00 a.m. through 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. bring the plants in and bring the pets inside. take precautions as we'll see temperatures drop below 32 degrees tonight. we are expecting a warm up in the middle of the week. after that we have a round of strong thunderstorms coming up. if you thought it was cold

cold weather shelters across the bay area will be opened this evening. family ministries on washington street will open up at 6:00 for individuals. in holiday metropolitan ministry will open up tonight at 6:00 for families. boys and girls club opens between 6:00 and 6:30. these are a few shelters opened tonight. if you need to find one closer to you or if you know someone who needs a warm place to stay we have that information at wtsp.com. emergency warning that came too late for two people in duet can serve as a warning for you and your family. >> reporter: it pulls at your heart strings to look at this damage and know that a family once live here. now you can see their shoes and children's toys that are all over this field.

hoping this encourages you to buy a weather radio and not for emergency alerts. (beeping). >> reporter: that's the sound you should hear if severe weather is headed your way. sunday morning some people in duet did not get the alert until a tornado tore through their areas and killed two people. in places with spotty cell service the messages don't always come through. in storms the cell towers can be wiped out all together. >> we had a little one. it is better than none. we got in the closet. that's the most helpless feeling in the world. >> reporter: the best thing do is buy a weather radio. they use a digital signal and are more are liable.

phone, go into settings into notifications. scroll to the bottom. make sure that emergency alert is turned on green. that means families will get an alert when a storm is headed your way. >> you can also find out when severe weather is heading our way. we have a great source for you if you lose power. you can take your phone with you to your safe place, download our free app to your smart phone or tablet. search for wtsp in the app store. we have breaking news in st. petersburg where a pedestrian has been hit in front of st. pete city hall and 2nd avenue. the person was crossing the street when they were hit. if you are heading down in that area you'll want to avoid it for the time being. second avenue north is closed between 4th and 5th street. it was a city employee hit. that person has life- threatening injuries.

information on this story and we'll have an update when we learn more. two people are dead after a greyhound bus overturned this morning in california. this accident happened after 7:00 california time. it was on highway 101 outside of san jose. on its side. the bus driver fell asleep. at the time of the accident it slick. the supreme court is jumping in the immigration battle. the justices agreed to review the president's executive order allowing illegal immigrants to come out of the shadows to work legally in the united states. the case could be decided a month before the convention. david jolly wants his colleagues to get back to work and fundraising training. he is introducing a bill called

it would ban members of congress from directly soliciting campaign donations. he wants lawmakers to work a full-time job. >> this is about a reform that says get back to work. stop spending 30 hours of your week outside of your office asking people for money. >> 30 states including florida bans judicial canidates from personally soliciting campaign contributions. it is two weeks before the iowa caucuses. two leading canidates are taking aim at each other. craig boswell has more from washington, d.c. >> reporter: donald trump and ted cruz attack one another with each claiming the other is tainting. trump tweeting cruz is a nervous wreck. this response from cruz. >> donald.

hitting the campaign trail hard. trump making three stops in iowa. cruz has six stops in new hampshire where he is trailing trump in the polls. cruz used the granite state to open up a new line of attack on trump saying the businessman was mia during the 2013 senate debate on immigration form. >> when that fight was being fought donald was nowhere to be found. >> one of the folks said we'll build a wall. i said what? >> reporter: it is not just trump firing shots at cruz. marco rubio is taking aim at the texan accusing him of being a flip-flopper. a pact supporting marco rubio just released this ad. marco rubio is third in the polls in iowa and new hampshire. craig boswell cbs news washington.

worse than the disease. coming up, a warning of overusing antibiotics. baseball fans find out how you can rub elbows with some of the greats in baseball past and from sent. we are keeping an eye on the cold front as it seems to be sticking around in the bay area. >> overing night tonight we'll see some of the coldest temperatures so far this year. that's coming up in your full

the music world suffered another big loss. glen frey died yesterday at the age of 67. >> you can't hide your lying eyes. >> he cofounded the eagles albums. he wrote or cowrote hotel california and sang the lead on lying eyes, take it easy and he died from arthritis and pneumonia. in this season of cold, coughs and sore throats new recommendations are reminding doctors to cut down on prescribing antibiotics.

50% of prescriptions are unnecessary. in fact they are in overuse for common respiratory infections. >> the goal is to prevent antibiotic overuse, which causes antibiotic resistance which is killing people in this country. >> remember that viruses can not be treated with antibiotics. treating sinus infections with antibiotics cause more side effects than benefits. a lot of us are looking forward to the start of as 10 community's kathryn bursch explains next month you can dine with baseball stars. >> reporter: joining me today is tony with the ted williams foundation. if you are a baseball fan you'll want to head to the trop

chris archer and friends. >> we originally started with david price and now we are worked up to chris archer. >> reporter: what is this night about? >> it is celebrating baseball. it is a kickoff to baseball. that's what everyone is excited about. pitchers and catchers are reporting soon. witness baseball history as pitchers are inducted in the hall of fame. >> reporter: this takes place at the trop. the big draw are autographs. >> for a $125 donation it is a first hour and a half. we have center fielder from the red soxs jackie bradley and the big draw with the rays is jake and matt moore. jake mcgee. we have tim beckham coming. kevin mire. >> reporter: i think the line

>> i think he is ready to sign and take a lot of pictures. >> reporter: it is a great way to meet current players and players that made history along the way. >> you really get to interact. it is a meet-and-greet before it all starts. around 7:30 after the autograph session is done dinner is served. it is a nice plated dinner. everybody gets to witness baseball history. we have great inductees this year that will make the program special and worthwhile. honored this year? >> our pitching wall of achievement is billy wagoner who was supposed to be a hall of famer this year. we roy holiday. we have allen tramle and the big names along with everybody else is alex rodriquez. >> reporter: all of this goes well. >> it goes back to chris

which is big in youth sports helping out boys and girls clubs. our foundation with the local sports v.a. for veterans. it helps chris do tremendous work in this community. >> reporter: it is all good. thank you for your time. >> thank you so much. we look forward to seeing you. >> reporter: absolutely. 10 news sports director dave wirth will help host the event as well. wtsp.com. if you would like a tour of 10 mail community@wtsp.com. i'm kathryn bursch for 10 community. we started off the day cold. it warmed up a little bit. >> a little bit, being the operative word. >> you are saying tonight is the cold night. >> that's the night we see

overnight. we'll see a lot of subfreezing counties. we may see a couple upper 20s. >> that is pretty chilly. >> absolutely. make sure you are taking all the precautions. sensitive plants. tonight will be the night they'll be struggling more. we have a lot of high cloud cover. it is not super thick. a lot of the sunshine is getting through. but this is going to clear out overnight. that really does allow for the really cold temperatures overnight tonight before we do start a warm up as we head toward the middle and end of the week. 53 tampa. 58 apollo beach. 57 sarasota. overnight we'll see wide-spread 30s and upper 20s in the nature coast. we have citrus county, hernando county and parts of pasco east of highway 19, you are under a

effect at 1:00 a.m. and it will expire at 9:00 a.m. those temperatures will be dropping quickly as soon as we lose the sunset. we go from mid to upper 50s this afternoon. we lose that sun and then those temperatures just drop. it will be around 40 degrees tonight around the bay area. as soon as you get east of i-75 you'll notice the numbers coming down. still seeing a northeast breeze. the chilly temperatures heading out the door tomorrow morning around 40 degrees. it is going to be a cold one. from there we'll be able to warm up more. because of the lack of cloud cover and because of the lighter winds, we'll see those temperatures recovering in the 60s beginning tomorrow. through the overnight hours here we go. we get chilly, chilly temperatures. clear and cold heading home from the lightning game tonight. you'll be in the chilly arena and it will factor into the outdoors, as well.

-- handy. it will be cold tonight. we are tracking a storm system that is bringing cool air behind it ahead of the warm up. it is bringing in a threat of stronger storms. that does not look like it will be a wide-spread severe weather event. we'll see a couple storms bringing gusty winds as well as heavy rain with it. be on the look out for that. we are going to see the biggest threat with that is heavy rain and lightning. then some strong, gusty winds. that hail threat and tornado threat is very low this time around. here's what you can expect. upper 30s around the bay area tonight. we'll see 60s in the mix tomorrow. then as we head into thursday it is a picture perfect day. temperatures in the 70s. then we see the storm followed by the cooler air moving in for the weekend. you can get the forecast any time. download other 10 news app. it could have been one of

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with someone else. >> that was the mother of the woman who was supposed to get she attended the event. they brought in local hair stylist and makeup artists who donated their services to make best. it is a horrible situation but good. night. precautions. >> if you have sensitive plants outside bring those in. make sure the pets come in tonight. in the upper 30s around the bay area. then we get into the nature coast. that's where we'll see below freezing temperatures. a freeze warning is in effect. we'll stay around 40 degrees into sarasota county and manatee counties. inland we'll see mid 30s into polk county. bundle up. it will be chilly tomorrow morning. we'll see you back here at 5:00. stay warm.

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