we do freeze in lando twice per winter but we have not done that since january 2014 and it has been a while. we are in the 50s and we will be in the 40s by morning in orlando. frost is possible in some areas. otherwise, just a cool florida warning. down toward oia, leesburg county in the hills around 45. and we may actually get some patchy frost as we push toward northern sumter. and tomorrow afternoon, we are back to 74 in orlando. on the beaches, 71. cocoa beach and melbourne and palm bay, 72 for the high tomorrow is looking great. clouds begin to develop tomorrow afternoon and by friday morning, it is cloudy. it feels more humid and it is windy. and after 1:00, we've had the highest chance for a quick round of rain. most people on friday are moving back. our severe weather threat is low tomorrow. we will keep you updated. with the weekend in view , tomorrow is in the mid- 40s. 70s tomorrow with a few storms on friday afternoon. and sunday morning is down to 37, the coldest yet. and 80 wednesday. >>> a woman is fighting for her life after being mauled by we are asking police if anyo

. -- a bit warmer than last night, 44 lando, 35 in marion county, freezing mark this for melbourne, palm bay , increasing cloud cover of the day, will top out in the middle 60s. tomorrow on par with today but it is of the cloud cover key temperatures warming up not that much. el nio, pattern, change in the jet stream, stores move across the gulf of mexico and bring storms into her backyard. sometimes we get a similar set up, back in the midwest, upper lever -- level storms, surface you a better chance of being struck and lightning can winning tomorrow night powerball jackpot. with did some digging and found some winners in florida have fallen on tough times after they claimed their jackpots. in a 3rd shot by deputies. roy ramos spend the day talked with people buying tickets, and they are willing to take their chances. >> reporter: they seem to have the answers when it comes to what to do with their winnings. but what do you do when you win the millions or $1.5 billion. >>> who needs that much money, some countries do not have that much. >> for customers like richard, winning a powerball

making a little bit cooler. 51, pretty chilly for lando. 27 degrees in cincinnati. 41 in st. louis. yesterday we had won the produced about one to three inches oin the ohio river valley. you can see more than three inches of snow in extremely cold air sweeps across the relatively and then just streams a downstream. 19 degrees in cleveland. -16 degrees in international falls in minnesota. this is some of the coldest air we've seen this winter. tomorrow high pressure to our south a cold start. tomorrow afternoon. and here comes our storm system out of the gulf of mas we get into friday morning a lot of clouds and this could be a quick shot. most of the heaviest rain most a offshore southeast. from the midlands to the coast linea little batch some showers may come in later on friday night. a stronger system is farther south. to computer models indicates no. it has shifted farther north. clear skies with light winds overnight low 28. bright sunshine tomorrow and the milder afternoon. sunny skies and a pleasant afternoon. friday here comes the rain. on sunday just about a 30 to 40% chanc

lando international airport is seeing dozens of delays and cancellations. 104,000 passengers are expected to move through oia and so far, there are dirty three cancellations from the northeast. 42 for departures to the area international. we will have all the latest updates in flight delays on the website on clickorlando.com powered by news 6 and through the wkmg app . search wkmg to get the latest . we will keep you up dated with that . >>david: time to check in with tom and troy. get us up to speed. >>tom: we have been together since 10:00 through the overnight. we came on the air and cancel the tornado warning. by 1215 it's been gone for about five minutes. go to the radar right now with a tour of what's happening. we had the tornado flash go for pots inlet. that was on the clock for about 15 minutes or so. it was supposed to go 30 and it was on the clock working its way through and now it's done and switched out to the open hours of the it's raining south of daytona beach and i put the cursor down there. it's about a quarter of an inch now around daytona beach and i came across the in

and downtown lando is quiet for the moment. that will be changing overnights with showers moving system. we are right on schedule and storms will continue to march our way. there is moisture feeding through the atmosphere and there are a couple of light showers. we upgraded this to 1 million watts of power because we kept having multiple storms that we were trying to shoot through. we will be ready to go. at the campus, light showers in the morning, a rumble of his - - showers, those are two new tomorrow and moving out quickly by 5:00 and it will be long gone. as you join us in the morning, will be tracking shower activity over the area with more to come. forecast models start moving the rain around 6:00 and through 9:00 in the morning. this whole line will be marching to the east around 50 miles per hour. already moving at nearly 50 miles per hour. and the atmosphere will blow up even further than that. some gusts of wind, and heavy storms are rumbling through down toward leesburg and moving through metro orlando. the forecast

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. 64 lando, through the day we have a rain better chance of storms firing up around 10:00 through 2:00 and in the evening settled highs in the 70s and windy and stormy day headed and. coming up i will go over the storm timeframe hour-by-hour. 5:31. a look at 4:17. >>> you ventured tread wet roads. 417 colonial you if you wrote this like but there have not been any crashes in any areas where we have seen the light rain. we have a crash and seminole county altamonte springs clemson drive at wethersfield. this has wethersfield avenue blocked off neighborhood for 36 bring like elementary. if you are leaving the house, you will need to work around wethersfield avenue. >>> later today we will find out what comes next for accused murder luis toledo another prosecutors have asked the judge to delay his trial. >> at the top of the eyewitness news this morning janai norman told you that toledo the defense attorneys want a trial moved to next week for the table. know how the supreme court ruling will impact their case. >> -- >> reporter: because they plan to seek the death penalty but the defense

p43 in lando lakes. p42 in frost. pfreeze warning up for our pnorthern counties. p1:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. 39 in ptampa and mid to upper 30s pinland as cold air drains down pthe peninsula. p29 in brooksville. pforecast for tomorrow, bright punshine in the morning and 47 pdegrees. pwe're 60 by midday. pin the 70s by thursday. p>> man: well, a lot of people pdidn't see this one coming. pmillennials are putting the pbrakes on driving. plicense. pbig job cuts over at johnson and pjohnson. pthe health care and consumer roducts. plost 3 thousand workers in its pmedical device division. pnearly 8 percent of folks there pare worth at least $1 billion. pthat's business, i'm neil. p>> all right, neil, thanks. plotto time. p3, 7, 6, 9 for tonight. p4, 2, 2, 3. p>>> young football fan has a pmoment that she will never pforget. pi love this. pthis video shows her getting her pfirst touchdown ball in the ball pjust jumping for joy when pstewart walked right up and phanded her the ball. pshe says it was the best moment pof her life. p>> woman: i got a ball from pjonathan stewart. p>> reporte

[ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i didn't write it. [ laughter ] that was lando calrissian's nephew. [ light laughter ] he pulled some strings to get him in the cadets.'t know that. >> yeah, he's got -- they got him doing that crappy job. he left a good union job as a a stormtrooper. ] good union job. now i'm trying to get him an application for sanitation. >> jimmy: good job. >> yeah. ] i'm going to tell you something, man. chewbacca's not good, man. [ laughter ]d in his child support payments right now. >> jimmy: chewbacca doesn't have any -- >> everybody knows chewbacca's ow. >> jimmy: no, chewbacca doesn't -- he's not like that. >> things i just want to get off my chest since i came out of the coma. ] >> jimmy: what's wrong with chewbacca? >> balboa lost that second fight. [ laughter ] [ applause ] apollo creed carried that for 15 rounds and two movies. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. well, i got to watch the tape. >> he was a bum. he said, "you're a bum, rocky. you're a bum."his locker the first episode, the first scene. >> jimmy: i know they did, but he got it back. now you have cree

here i learned today that they basically have details worked out in the soccer club in the city over lando have come to an agreement that the team will hand over $18 million to buy the land and pay for some of the infrastructure work that has been completed already. unveiled last summer and it was then delayed for one year, a few weeks ago or at least half of the season. fans in the paramore facility when it opens for the 2017 season. >> it is a process started in may last year we we agreed in principle to purchase the land from the city and that is what is getting completed hopefully next week at the city council. dotting ice crossing tease. >> and city council to vote on that and they expect it to happen monday it they do not expect hiccups in the boat when it happens monday and that will be the final deal. paid out over a course of your starting with $4 million and a couple of million or 1 million or so every year for 15 years. coming up 5:00, we learned today how the city is going to work with residents in paramore to add some of their heritage architecture here. we will talk more abou

safely me saint cloud in olivia -- azalea park, or lando, winter garden. freeze warning marion flagler county near freezing for sure. all-time so monitor that in either way we have ross pictures. frost around. other than that looking good. we will have a lot of sun today did it is going to stay cool. we need a jacket this morning. you may want one later. union park elementary, at noon, 58, 2:00, 62. the highs today in the low 60s and a quick drop off again this evening that will set the stage for another cold night. tracking temperatures city by city. getting into the frost outlook tonight and then we have strong storms in the forecast. changes cover this half-hour. 6:31 am. how is a drive doing this morning with deneige? >> we don't have any problem spots but i can show you a couple of things here looking at i-4 westbound kissimmee, just at world drive. to have crash off to the side. no major issues at that point. getting through. at 430. like. traffic to the right is approaching orlando. no major issues just typical jamie? >>> developing this morning, a

lando police rea veo out wt sta out as a routine traffic sto and end with an oer opening fire on a young driv. natalie has more. >> this incident happened last week. its still under investigation. orlando police say it a starhen they pulled over a -yr-dor seat bt olation. time, the he s drivi was stolen. >>eporte the footage is striking. [ gunsts ]. >> sts fired! >> repr: police officer shoots at a car in an orland flida, shoingcenter. >> stop! orlandopolice stop! >>eporter: pice sayhe january 16th incident started when officer spotted the driver not wearing hiseat belt. >> stophe car! >> reporter:s is newly age. >> put your hands up now! >> reporte when e sut didn't stop cop used baton to ash ther's windows. il the suspect then backs up to aarked ca before trying to me another escape. that's when the cares right toward one of theofficers, who says he was fordo fir four shots to protect himsf. anotr angle from store surveillance sho the driver of cartinghotat, but mang to get away. a witnesdescribed the teifying incident t our filiate but did n want to be identified on camera. >> erythin

. >> opened, you know, i mean, i a yes, we've got a lane down lando street, that's very exciting, et but, you know, we need moreee than one lane. >> i'm not sure what resources r they have so i'm going giveng g them the benefit of the doubtf t on this one. >> reporter: and, yes, the progress is incremental, it is i getting better day by day.y day a spokesperson for mayorerr m bowser said they really can't tell exactly when they can can say, yes, we are done, butut again, it's just -- it is taking time. t we expect -- i talked yesterday with d.c. homeland. me security director and chrishr goal heart and he said he h hopes that perhaps by theps by t weekend that we will all be good.good. fortunately it is friday so whatever troubles we've had iube think by the time we get to gett next week, we can finally fin stick a fork in it, right? back to you guys.o yo g >> my goodness, i can't waitss,c for this time next week, mel. w, i think everything should beingu cleared. >> it's going to be in theg e in 60's. it's going to be a glorious day. day. thanks mel. 7:05. let's get details from tuck

lando police, stop! >> reporter: police say the january 16th incident started when officers spotted the driver not wearing his seat belt. >> stop the car! >> reporter: this is newly >> put your hands up nnw! >> reporter: when the suspect didn't stop, cops used batons to smash the car's windows. still, the suspect then backs up into a parked car. before trying to make another escape. that's when the car comes right toward one of the officers, who says he was forced to fire four shots to protect himself. another angle from store surveillance shows the driver of what turned out to be a stolen car getting shot at, but managing to get away. a witness described the terrifying incident to our affiliate but did not want to be identified on camera. >> evethingappened so fan st. i just froze. when in a state of shock because i wasn't expecting them to pull out guns and open fire. >> the car eventually crashed. the 17-year-old driver was arrested after fleeing on foot. he was t'ated for a bullet wound to his should