orange flames. thick white smoke - coming a little too close to some bay area homes - shutting down a portion of u.s. 19. orange flames, thick white smoke coming too close to some bay area homes. and get ready for a prime time show down right here on cbs as the remaining gop presidential candidates battle. we have some breaking news we need to get to.

has been found dead. antonin scalia was found dead inside a west texas resort. he was appointed by ronald reagan in 1986. he was 79 years old and a fire developing right now. several residents did voluntarily evacuate just to be on the safe side. again, u.s. 19 closed in both directions now from the county lane all the way down to nest road. go ahead and download our free app right now, before you get on the roadway.

cases of zika virus in florida, three of those in hillsborough county. karen flowers shows you a quick and easy way you can keep the little blood suckers away from your home. >> reporter: what does this have to do with zika virus? take a look at the water that accumulates on tires. this could be a breeding ground for mosquito, the insect that carries the zika virus. >> they are up and down the road and we wanted it clean them up >> reporter: they took off work this weekend just to do this, get rid of tires. >> this is wet land and it's water standing there in the woods. >> we don't want to do anything to attract them to your homes >> reporter: zika is nothing to take lightly. if you contract it, you can experience flu-like symptoms. in pregnant women, it has been

causing babies to be born with absolutely small heads. >> there are a few down moments and then you see a convoy show up. >> reporter: the county wants to focus on prevention. >> being that the situation with the zika virus, we want to be proactive. >> in total, 363 tires were collected. >> this is not the on time to get rid of unwanted tires. if you live in unincorporated hillsborough, you can dispose up to 12 per year at any community collecting sean terms i -- centers. i wish we could pick up more. there is a hotline you can call for answers if you have more questions. a man found dead in an apartment complex located just down the street from the university of south florida.

park and aberdeen apartment complex here around 5:00 this morning. several residents tell us that they heard gunshots ring around around that time. the county sheriff deputy believes that he knew that the victim knew his killer. >> i'm in shock. i'm so surprised. i don't know what to tell you. it's terrible. >> deputies do believe that the incident was isolated and no one in the area tonight is in any danger right now, a push to explore the possibility of tampa and cuba doing business together. congressman caster doing the trip it cuba. president obama reopened relations with the cuban government, ending the trade embargo. in the first trip to the country since the relations

know what is next from here. >> i'm looking forward to talking to the folks on the treat -- street to see if they match what we think. >> and soorntion you may be able to hop on a commercial plane and get to cuba. and take a look at your valentine's day weekend. >> gorgeous day out there sunset time at santee. take a look at the temperatures. those temperatures will tumble in the next few hours. 59 degrees in tampa right now. warmer to the south with current temperatures in the mid- to upper 60s. big event going on tonight as we just mentioned. the santiago night parade in

a pretty nice forecast for you. you don't have to worry about any rain. clear skies, but it will be cool. make sure to take a jacket or sweater. of course, the big question, will the sunshine continue for valentine's day? i'll have the answer coming up in just a few minutes. tammy in. >> thank you so much, kate >> as you just said, the night parade is said to be a chilly one. but all those pirates, i'm sure, will find a way to warm up. >> tammy, the pirates are already beginning to pack here in ybor along 7th avenue. you can see the chairs already starting to set up. most of the action going a little bit toward the west there, towards central ybor.

there will be beads, floats and, of course, booze. we are told that the grand marshal of the tampa bay rays, they will be riding in the front of the parade passing out beads. the parade is free. if you are driving, here is where the organizers recommend you park. one of the corner of 18th and palm avenue and the second 5th avenue and 15th street. numerous parking lots around ybor as well. that will cost you anywhere from 5 to $20 but prepare for that $20 range. another option is charge side and take the street car into ybor. remember, the trolley will stop from running temporarily from 6:30 until the end of the parade. you can go ahead and bring your chairs but no outside alcohol

the street but only inside bars and restaurants. >> quick yes for you, jonathan. i know that things can get wild out there. have you seen a lot of police presence yet? >> yes, we have several police officers driving up and down the 7th avenue parade route with the motorcycle and expected to have police mounted on board because of the number of people expected to be here. we have seen a few kids. that is mostly adult. this is known as an adult parade but kids are welcome to come out and the parade starts at 7:00. >> thank you for that live report. we appreciate it. so the six remaining republican presidential candidates will be on stage in greenville, south carolina for the cps news republican debate. donald trump is heading into the debate fresh off a campaign stop in tampa last night he spoke to a crowd of nearly

you can watch the candidates face off right here tonight at 9:00 on the heel of president obama's speech at a baltimore mosque last year, an open insay invitation to you to a mosque here. organizers are hoping to get rid of misconceptions that some have about islam and muslims. >> i came because i think that's a great opportunity to learn really, especially at this moment whether so much islamaphobia and people really don't know what islam is. there are so many stereotypes on islam. >> the council on american islamache relations, cair,

and why so many tampa rays are giving back to the area. and this is why people were

check this out. a very funny valentine's day sight. hundreds of people rung down the street in their underwear. the cupid undie run held in country. these brave souls stripped down for a serious cause to raise awareness about neuro fibrosis, also known as nf. this year is upbeat. everybody is here for the same reason >> it's not here to show off. it's not here to just have a good time. it's mother than that, have a good time and support a great cause. >> wow, well said. organizers are still adding up the totals from last year.

pete raised $65,000 for the childrens tumor foundation. so, not bad weather to have a day off when you are out running but a lot of people are getting excited about valentine's day. so we are hopeful that weather will cooperate. >> mother nature cooperating very nicely and mother nature, female persuasion, knows best, right. its'ed going to be a pretty nice one. i want to show you a little time laps of all the bright blue skies that we taw today. this is right around the noon hour. and look at that brilliant sunshine. a lot of boats out there today enjoying the lovely afternoon. if you are hanging out by the waters or at the beach, notice a little cool there in the onshore flow. right now, 67 degrees off the coast line.

however, if you are away from the glufl breezes, a very lovely afternoon. right now, temperatures dropping down into the upper 50s for the nature coast. 59, clear water. notice as we head into the overnight hours and into sunday morning, temperatures will tumble down into the mid-40s for some and colder for some porings of the nature coast. the reason we are seeing those northerly wind on the cool site. the wind will continue bringing in cooler air tonight. you can see just to the north, places like want, current licks 39 degrees and that will be head neighborhood our direction over the next 12 hours.

paul. low temperatures tonight in the 40s. we'll have sunshine to your cold start on sunday morning. check out citrus country, cool side, 38 degrees by the waters, of course, a little more moderation, so not quite as chilly. sunday afternoon, for all of your valentine's day plan, looking really nice. high tells in the upper 60s. still breezy but wind direction will be out of the east so that's a warmer wind flow than what we've seen over the past few hours. let's go ahead and check out the winds with future cast model starting on the east- northeast. easterly flow and that will usher moisture from the atlantic. inland area, polk county, partly sunny skies by the afternoon. few clouds possible by the bay area but you will see sunshine, nice day, if you have not made it out to the florida state

afternoon. you will be out tomorrow evening. light jacket, but not as cool tomorrow night as what we're going to see tonight. so for your sunday, happy valentine's day. partly sunny sky. high of 68 degrees. big changes coming monday and tuesday. let me go ahead and show you the model. here it is, monday, 11:00. most of the moisture will hold off until late monday night into the early morning hours of tuesday. but we are watching another system and that is going to move through the area late monday night, early tuesday morning but it quickly clears out by tuesday afternoon. we will be just fine. we could see some scattered showers and storms with this system moving through. and we'll monitor for the possibility of strong to severe storms. right now does not look overly optimistic that we'll see that. right now, very nice the rest of the workweek, high pressure

we'll see high temperatures in the mid-70s and low temperatures in the low to mid- 50s. so pretty close to seasonal averages for this time of the year. whatever you happen to be doing on valentine's day, make sure to stay on top the weather. download the news app. it is free in the app store. you can access storm tracker 10, sky 10 network cameras and you can sign up for traffic, news and weather or work. that's a look at the weather. 10 sport is coming up right

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last night's come from behind from the lightning was a thrilling one. it's not just the w but the way they battled back, after giving up the lead. staring down the barrel of another loss. titans force overtime. three on three hockey, tyler

the two-game skid adding to the franchise win streak of nine straight home games. >> we didn't play our pest but we find the way to win. guys feel a lot better than if we didn't. easier to heat into the next game. >> when you are on a roll, you know, things happen for you. i think that builds up a little more so. you know, for the odds to have that, to get off our losing streak, you know, that's huge. kiddos and family out for hockey day in tampa bay. the event allowed fans to watch the lightning and tomorrow's opponent, the st. louis blues practice. and there is street, school practice. >> we distributed over 16,000

delivered street hockey gear. >> you can see the way the game has grown here. it's fun to be able to pack his front of them. bulls were nor the only ones -- bolts were not the only ones showing their community straight. the rays donated 10,000 jerseys to 80 teams. >> pretty special feeling, especially that my personal tie is so close seer to when i played tee ball. i get to see people, some from the actual little league that i played in, grew up in. >> always good to see our local teams giving back. >> to the pitch. alex stadium tonight. the rowdies will host d.c. united of the nls in a spring training friendly. that will kick off a series of

to the court. third round, pebble beach pro am. bill murray always delivering, having some fun. a little crowd surfing. how about the action? phil mickelson taking over the lead. four-time winner currently at 15 under par. >> switching gears to nascar. the sprint cup series will kick the tires todayroger penske team doing the unconventional. 195 miles per hour, only three cars to go that fast. everybody else clocking in around 194. >> we were 8th and 9th on the

hopefully we'll have tricks in the bag to find the qualifying times. some guys were pretty fast. let's see what we can do to catch up. >> 194? that's all? >> 195 was the top speed. >> busy week for daytona today. all cats off to the daytona 500 next sunday and we'll be there. >> hopefully the weather will cooperate, too, but a lot of people now worry about valentine's day. >> going to be a really nice day. it's going to be chilly in the morning. you may want to snuggle and have breakfast in bed and head off to church maybe, grab your jacket. by the afternoon, going to be warmer with highs in the upper 60s. >> overall, dry, sunny. >> not bad at all. >> yeah. >> thank you all for watching. be sure to join us again tonight at 11:00 right after the cbs news, republican debate from greenville, south carolina. should be interesting. you can always take your news

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>> axelrod: breaking news, supreme court justice antonin scalia dead at 79. the high court's conservative anchor found inside his room at a resort in texas. the stage is set in south carolina for tonight's cbs news republican debate. the final six candidates in their last face-to-face showdown before a crucial primary. a deadly pileup on an icy interstate as temperatures in the northeast plummet toward record lows. and why these kids from the class of 2032 have a million reasons to be thankful.