the crash happened in the town of north ocala. deputies say these 20 cars derailed in the crash and despite earlier reports, no one is hurt. this all happened before 5:00 a.m. northeast 175th street road more than three thoughs gallons of fuel have leaked into surrounding area one trains was hal coal. we're going to continue to follow this developing story and we'll update you as soon as we get more information. >>> some parents in pasco county are furious and ready for a battle over the school boundaries. in front of of a packed house the school board told parents that the schools are over crowded and something must be done. this one is far from over. and walter is here now with this boundary line battle. it may continue for a while. right? >> good morning there guys. imagine your child was doing well in school getting good grades. lot of friends. then you learn the district is making a big change for you and your child. one you if ask for. world is being about to be turned upside down. as pure frustration pasco county cool board

is 20 miles north of ocala in sitra. deputies say 20 cars overturned, spilling some thousands of gallons of fuel. they were saying a 100-car train heading to chicago mulberry, collided with a 110- car train from tampa to kentucky. we're told the train heading from chicago was carrying nonhazardous phosphate rock. >>> of course, we'll continue to monitor the scene. we'll keep you up-to-date. good morning. thank you for joining us this half hour. i'm deiah riley. >> and i'm dan shaffer. >> cool start to early this morning. and outside, clear skies now. we'll continue with the full sun over the next couple of days. so regardless of what you're doing, i think we'll be in great shape. look. i made it snow. how about that? it is the ybor tree lighting. santa will be making an appearance as well. weather is going to be fant achtdic. and not going -- fantastic. not going to snow, obviously. clear skies in the low 70s. and upper 60s. if you're heading out there, should be a nice time of it. temps right now, across the rest of loo

and an eighth grader from ocala, florida... and now from dar constitution hall here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i can always rely on you to give me a good welcome here.

. >>> 5:17, authorities in ocala are investigating rob ber rows generals, they thought they might be connected. in one robbery a store clerk was held captive at gunpoint. others were tied up with duct tape and locked in an office. during one robbery someone even fired a shot into the ceiling. >>> seems like the entire internet is asking the question, who would pay $66 for collard groans. >> not somebody from the south. neiman marcus is offering groans on its websit get this, they've already sold out. southerners know collard greens are are inexpensive. >>> weekend is coming to tampa. ahead, what you node to do to pay more for the ticket price. >>> first, just about 5:19 a warning this morning about a scam that could have you boys gift cards when you don't need to. >>> hello, in today's tech bytes, a consumer alert. >> involving gift cards that most of us use to redeem online. scammers call on the phone claiming they are from a government agency, they demand payments using gift cards from itunes. >> government agencies never seek payment use be gift cards. >>> now some high tech items

further north you go i mean it's nice comfy 61 in ocala 65 in brooksville. lower 70s in areas that have some sunshine. that's part of highlands county parts sarasota a little bit warmer. now i will say this dew points in low to mid 60s. you do feel some of that humidity today. moderate humidity. which is quickly going to change. as just look up ocala. 54 dew point. those yellow colors up across i 10 you got dew points in 40s. so it'somy going to a matter of hours before we start to dry it out a little bit. but yeah, this is the scene today. mostly cloudy skies. every once in while you brighten up sun's coming out and clouds will go back in. out day today during evening hours. then overnight tonight, we'll begin to the clearing process. no rain anticipated with this front. like the last 5 fronts that have come through here. it will be dries mostly cloudy. cooler. 76 degrees for high temperature tonight. 59 the overnight low. so you see how that cooler drier air is going to settle in. and with the sun sheen coming back tomorrow, high temperatures are going to

south at marion county, but that did not stop folks from heading to see the holiday lights in downtown ocala. >> it's a little bit chilly out, and not used to living in is know up there. >> temperatures could dip into the upper 20's in some counties tonight. >> it's a novelty for the temperatures to dip down because you know next week we'll be at the beach anyway. >> i love seeing the snow and knowing that i'm not livin' in that snow. >> and seeing that snow while you sit down here in weather and of course today was a little bit closer to the snow temperatures but tonight is the night we'll have to bundle up and tomorrow morning is the morning where you will have to bunlbundle up and you may want o keep that coat around all day, as the temperatures tomorrow will not get out of the 60's. it's hard to see the time lapse view, until the sun goes down cloudin the sky. many areas fails to get out of the 60's and we'll get at least five to six degrees below that. not record territory, but certainly the coldest air of the season. a dewpoint of 41, and a barometer steady, and it's 41 for you in broo

by taking in the holiday lights in downtown ocala. temperatures in marion and alachua counties dipped ?below 30 last night. but it's very unlikely anyone there will see any snow. sorry florida... but this first snowstorm of the season to hit the northeast. several inches of snow fell across new york sunday -- especially for towns like barnes corners near lake ontario. children ?and adults were out sledding and enjoying other winter activities. some states saw two ?feet of snow, over still ahead: a big win for the bucs.. we'll hear from some of the players.. about feeding off this momentum.. plus: the latest nascar champion... is crowned. but he's not stranger to victory lane. highlights straight ahead in your morning sports. big savings in store only. this friday, eight am to eleven am. plus, win up to $250 off your total purchase. and get thirty-six month, no-interest financing. black friday specials, while supplies last. friday, three hours only. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. don't miss our black fri

we now know a little more about the train collision roughly 20 miles of ocala. one of those the x trains was carrying coal heading to tampa. the other train was heading northbound was hauling fossil fuel. a collision knocked at least 20 injuries. >>> essential -- >>> this year online spending is expected to increase for christmas. how much? one research plan will let us know what they think americans will spend through the holidays. >>> it is not official yet but stephen sample will undergo the florida's population is growing and that could be trouble for one of the state's most limited resources. the map that you see behind me break their shows what demand for water could look like across the state by the year 2017. the dark red mean there will be more demand. if the population continues to grow unchecked there is a risk of not having enough water to meet groups say it is crucial to stay conserves water before this happens. >>> this morning we are learning more about the man who fatally shot and airport worker in oklahoma city. authorities say floyd blew we was

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and an eighth grader from ocala, florida... and now from dar constitution hall here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i can always rely on you to give me a good welcome here. as many of you know, this is the first time we have done the entire teen tournament here in washington, d.c. we brought the kids in early so we'd give them a chance to see some of the sights. we'll get a chance to talk to them about that in a little bit. but right now, i wish michael, alec, and leeyu good luck and put you to work in the first round, the jeopardy! round of play. and today you get to deal with these categories. first off... hmm. followed by... each correct response... followed by... and finally... leeyu, start us. starts & ends with "e" for $600. answer -- daily double. all right.

. >> we had people from all around the state, from ocala, from jacksonville and orlando. >> he said pasco county is one of the few in the state where dnv offices operate on saturday. they notice the system offline before opening at 9 kam. it never happened. in fact, by 12-year-old we pretty much told whoever was left it did not system would come back up. >> those that needed an updated i.d. have to try against saturday. it's the second saturday this morning the system has gone down. it's a problem with the state dmv and outdated equipment. >> thv they have all kinds of excuses and they're working it. >> last mott the florida department of hoif safety and motor vehicles announced two backup workers to resolve the crashes. technology is it flays by june of next year. >> we're working every day constantly on them. so the systems work now. >> but for how long? despite the system dock back auto line saturday night, they had another outage on monday morning. >> fen if we can wait that long. >> if there's a major half a daily out looj like saturday. you're talking about 67 counties affected and

stage for the first freeze the season, widespread across the southeast as far south as marion county, ocala getting in on that this morning. the rest of us here looking better as far as that. we don't want 20s in our area. dry, that's the orange you see there all the way down. this is the furthest we've had cold air and dry air spilled down into the caribbean, which is amazing because we have a new tropical depression just south of that dry air. this is tropical depression 16 and incredibly forecasts here center is 35-mile an hour winds. this will become otto, very close to shore along the central america coast here. it is going to punch to the west, and intensifies. the official forecast has this turning into hurricane otto thursday before it heads in. this is going to be for central america i think a big rainmaker, not is much wind, category 1 hurricane but the folks towards the west will be dealing with some rainfall and the potential for flooding with the mountains there. for us no rain. it's going the difference will be the position of this high and that will be key for us, because tha

freeze warnings all the way down to marion county, ocala into the upper 20s to low 30s this morning. we don't have any across our area. southeast we're looking at temperatures in the upper 20s. we have another couple hours here before sunrise, so temperatures always coldest at sunrise. we have a few degrees to drop before we begin somewhat of a recovery for later this afternoon. we'll be still cool for daytime highs and then beginning a warmup. that won't be until tomorrow afternoon. i think another chilly night tonight. this is the coldest morning by far so far this season as we talk about thes the middle and latter part of the week heading into thanksgiving. the reason for that, calm winds now, but eventually we'll get off the atlantic there, becoming partly cloudy by midweek. that also will help us out with temperatures so that we go back almost right around 80 by the middle part of the weekend. we'll probably get there on thanksgiving, the day itself. if you're looking for cool air for thanksgiving, got to go north. upper 60s, low 70s this afternoon. chilly. we'll add about 10 de

this was a young male monkey that was kicked out of the troop of monkeys in silver springs near ocala and has just wandered down this far. doctor johnson once the monkeys can be dangerous if you get too close and if this monkey came from silver springs, that troop of monkeys is infected with herpes d virus. if you are bitten, it could be a major problem. >> you arst news. what should somebody do if they see it? >> reporter: stay away, take a picture from a distance, and call the fish and wildlife commission. they are trying to track this monkey. >> jeff patterson live for us tonight. thank you, jeff. >>> here is a view right now. 81 slade right now. is that a monkey? now, just a tree. 49% humidity in land o lakes. at lakeland automall, 81 slade, clear skies and dry air high lakeland. new port richey, 82 degrees with east winds at 8 miles per hour. clear skies about everywhere we travel. the same in tampa. a strong east wind kind of gusty at times around the region. as for november, slowly cooling down to 81 slade. our average high on november 1. the average in january is 70 degrees. w

customer who recorded this whole thing started a go people have donated more than $27,000 >>> right now, ocala police are looking for a man who tried luring a 13-year-old girl into his car. it happened monday afternoon. officials say the girl was waiting for her mom when the guy offered her a ride. after she refused he demanded she get in his vehicle and then chased her. she got away and was not hurt. apopka residents saying their mail is being handled violently, and one mail carrier shoved his mail so hard it went to the back of his mailbox and on the ground. and just last month a security camera caught a mailman throwing mail on to someone's porch. >>> and the two families of the two disappeared last seen in july of 2015, now cohen's dad wants access to the teen's social media accounts. pamela cohen, who is divorced from the father opposes this looking for information for a potential wrongful death lawsuit. >>> all new tonight a dangerous intersection risking local lives, what our cameras caught drivers doing and the call for action tonight. >> plus record spending on cyber monday means many

and an eighth grader from ocala, florida... and now from dar constitution hall here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i can always rely on you to give me a good welcome here. as many of you know, this is the first time we have done the entire teen tournament here in washington, d.c. we brought the kids in early we'll get a chance to talk to them about that in a little bit. but right now, i wish michael, alec, and leeyu good luck and put you to work in the first round, the jeopardy! round of play. and today you get to deal with these categories. first off... hmm. followed by... each correct response... followed by... leeyu, start us. starts & ends with "e" for $600. answer -- daily double. all right. you have no money, but you can risk up to $1,000. $1,000, please. all right, here is the clue... -the election body? -no. what is the electorate? [ beep ]

and an eighth grader from ocala, florida...now from dar constitution hall here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i can always rely on you to give me a good welcome here. as many of you know, this is the first time we have done the entire teen tournament here in washington, d.c. we brought the kids in early so we'd give them a chance to see some of the sights. we'll get a chance to talk to them about that in a little bit. but right now, i wish michael, alec, and leeyu good luck and put you to work in the fi

it was north of ocala. take a look here. this caused 20 cars to jump the tracks. the trains were carrying the rock and and the crew was called in to deal with the fuel spill. and the two engineers had only minor injurys. >> the damage and someone walked away is amazing. >> and loaded cars. and it is bound was 110. and the cause under a memorable and disgusting drive to work. >> those are dead pigs and parts on the road. and it closed down lanes and made for a slow drive. crews had to come in and clear the pigs, hose down the road. the carcasses fell off because they were not properly secured. >> a deadly shooting at oklahoma city airport. the airline employee who lost his job and was targeting a southwest airlines employee in retaliation. police suspect that lloyd beaui. he new where the employees parked. they found him in his truck. he was dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. he was fired after he refused to take an alcohol screening. he went home to be with family, we don't know if he will return for the family. >>> police say that a customer shot two robbers

. >> we came down here through ocala and gainesville and there was a lot of traffic. >> airlines for american said 27 million will take to the passengers braved longer waits at other airports across the country, i got there two and a half hours early. it was -- it took an hour to get through. >> that's the busiest i have seen. >> that's evan lambert. officials recommend you that leave an hour and a half to two hours through to get through security. this sounds like a no brainer you cannot take them through security. >> a lot of people head somewhere else. >> some are staying here. paul is now with a look at the weather. boy, we love this weather here. >> we'll be up in the mezzanine to the north and the northwest and rounds of rain and snow, a housey day in chicago. damp and 43. and heading into the northeast and new york city. new jersey. a mixtu rain in the big cities not a great day. going and hopping in a plane there are delays. newark and a flight delay and surprisingly at la guardia and at jfk and no delays and logan is okay. boston. chicago o'hare has a 30-minute delay. lax is

one was seriously hurt, but thousands of gallons of fuel spilled, roads have been blocked off near ocala, one of the trains was headed to tampa coming from mulberry. the trains were not caring anything >>> breaking news from monday when a good samaritan shot and killed a man attacking a deputy on i-75 in fort myers, here is part of the backup we were watching monday, these are the first pictures we had a chance to see of the man taking him down. it started as a chase, eventually the two got out of their cars and then he went to get off the deputy and when he did not, this marion shot him three times. investigators say this is not excessive force.>>> everybody does monday night quarterbacking routine. it does not happen like that this is real life scenario where he is physically and brutally attacking somebody, you fire until you neutralize the suspect. >> good samaritan wants to stay anonymous. the deputy is recovering but expected to be okay. the good samaritan may not get charged because florida law protects people who use deadly force if justified. >>> a prosecutor says the police off

it happened early this morning in central about 15 miles north of ocala. one train was carrying fertilizer and the other coal. more than 3000 gallons of diesel fuel spilled in the crash but the scene is now contains. two people suffered minor injuries. >>> the state law enforcement agent from the bay area is facing child molestation ar residents are concerned and there could be more victims. >> we will do our part, our investigative efforts to find those people and arrest them as well. >> that was chuck mcmullen when he appeared on news channel 8 several years ago. deputies tell us he is now accused of molesting children who had already been victimized . those kids lived at the santa rosa kids house. investigators arrested him mcmullen smallest of him. authority voice said he was -- a third boy said he was abused as well. >> when law enforcement went to question him he cried. >> from a law-enforcement standpoint it is a difficult case to work because of the individual but at the same token we're prosecuting and doing the case exactly, nothing different tha

two trains have collided in at town of citra spil thousands of near u.s. 301 just north of ght- ocala. >> deputies say the accident and overturning 20 cars both trains are owned by csx officials say two people were he valued for minor injuries at the scene but declined to be taken to the hospital. >> pressure a protests making difference in north dakota. army corps engineers says it needs more discussion about a standing rock sioux reservation. another delay in this already backed up construction. more than 400 protester arrested too tuesday mnw of people in different cities across the country are protesting as well critic 1200 mile pipeline are worried what it can do to environment proponents say very much needed and carey 570 thousand barrels of crude oil every day. >> new zealand officials say evacuation efforts are nearly complete after power earthquake cut off access to area seven poith 8 struck monday killing two people. also trigger ad small tsunami. helicopter yesterday. today, another 380 people are on board a navy ship that will leave for six-hour trip forker in by port late

. >> we came down through ocala and gainesville and a lot of traffic. >> on the road or in the airport. >> and i got there two and a half hours early and it took an hour to get through. busy is the buzz word this 50 million will travel. it is supposed to be the busiest travel period in nine years with nine out of ten people choosing to drive. more americans are hitting the road because of lower gas prices, better wages and better jobs outlook. >> reporter: traffic moved smoothly. at tampa international there was not much backup. that's typical here, we have some of the shortest tsa through here. >> the busiest will be wednesday and sunday. keep that in mind when making plans. >> if you drive back that day, leave early if you can and just, you know, pack your patience. >> reporter: and it is expected to be the busiest drinking night of the year. aaa has a program to keep drunk drivers off the road. call aaa they will bring you live in tampa. >> pack your patience. >> i know. >> one thing about it this is chamber of commerce weather. and you know calling back home, paul, saying hey, flor

>>dave: big temperature range in central florida. 46 degrees in ocala. 62 in tampa. most areas are sitting in the 50s if you're away from the water. we do have tiny little sprinkles trying their best to make their way to the ground. after those move through, we're done with that and we'll start the clearing process, getting sunshine 70s for this afternoon. ?? the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ?? now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual income... we could keep doing all the things we love. >>vanessa: welcome back. updates here to 75 northbound. the delays continue to grow we still have same lane blocks as the last report so we only have the two lanes passing, northbound on 75 approaching i-4 and the delays are almost back to the 301 exit in the river view area. 301 itself, you can see not too bad in the grand scream of cortez, westbound direction at 75. there are some lane blocks reported. good new

north wind, ocala in the 40s and headed that way throughout the day. a dry comfortable day on the dew point scale in the invigorating range. ahead of rain, not much, but if because it has been so dry. a little low cloud cover, patchy fog near punta gorda. fog near crystal river. more tomorrow morning as this front gets little further so south. high cloudiness from the west. at times maybe a little cloudy. other times catch breaks. no rain in any of these clouds. and quiet across the country. one front and high pressure keeping things nice and cool across the midwest. very fall and kansas city and chicago in the 30s. frost on some of the ground. it is game day an look at your forecast. fall-like conditions. gators at home at noon, mostly sunny, 74 there. the bulls are away in memphis, 50 degrees at that 7:00 kic kickoff. clear and chilly. temperatures today running where they should this time of the year, 79 for the high today this month above average. monday and tuesday cooler behind a weak front. this is the one that will drag in a fun rain chance and

boy, 52 in ocala, 52 in brooksville, 64 in tampa. it is a nice, nice start to the day and it's also getting drier as we speak as well. dew points have been gone back 50s in brooksville. down to lakeland. i expect a near picture perfect day today with sunshine, mild temperatures, 80 for a high. tonight back to 60. tomorrow veterans day, sunshine and a high of 78. dunkin's sweet black peppe with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers. >>dave: what a lovely shot we have here at the tampa net camera. yesterday all the cloud cover. today is completely the opposite. it's clear. it's beautiful. i got a noh- temperature there. now, further north you go, now this front is starting to move further south, we're beginning to bring some of those cooler temperatures in like crystal river and inverness, prbrooksvie at 52 degrees. 58 in dade city. boy, is it a comfy start to the day. bradenton at 65. 66 in venice and have the upper 50s and lower 60s squeezing down to polk county. at the sa

look f 51 in frostproof and 39 degrees in ocala this morning. we're 11 degrees colder in tampa from a cold front. we discussed it yesterday, and it is well to the south, so behind it as we see with fronts of the magnitude, some gusty winds out of the northeast at 23 in st. pete, a day where you don't want to do boating and those winds are elevated and light for the time being in river view. today, but if you head to the beach today, well layers, you're not headed into the water because of big waves. 49 overlooking pier 606 and a northeast wind at 15. so our cold front dives to the south and high pressure nudges in. that will provide us with those lighter winds tonight, so if you think right now is cold, you get ready for monday morning. mid-30s creeping in north of the bay. so it's all relative, right, for florida standards? this is cold for us, but we have lake-effect squalls from this low right here bringing accumulating snow to upstate new york. several inches likely through the day and into tomorrow and not warming up much. 24 chicago, 25 mi

ocala is at 45. so 46 in inverness. 47 in prooksville. then a little warmer especially toward the influence of the gulf. st. petersburg at 65. tampa at 60 and inland locations in the mid to upper 50s. one of the reasons for that is the tremendous amount of dry air that kind of settled in get light winds like we have now with this kind of dry air, you get something called radiational cooling and that's all that warmth from yesterday skips all the way to the atmosphere. temperatures drop quickly. on the other side of the coin, though, with the sun coming up, we're going to warm things up very quickly as well so absolutely one of those days where you walk out the door, need the sweater or light jacket. pi noon time, shed it, not going to need high pressure dominating weather and looks to do so really for three days which is perfect. you've got veterans day today, holiday, then you've got the weekend. after the weekend, we're looking for some clouds and showers to maybe settle in early next week but until then, smooth sailing. it's going to b

rallies and i follow donald trump from jacksonville to tampa bay and orlando and ifi film hi up in ocala and i have his signature right here in my car. >> reporter: she has his autograph. >> we have heard most of the people in this community have voted early. some donald trump supporters where we have spoken to across the state of florida, they are waiting until what they call d-day, election day to cast their ballot and bringing about that element of surprise. that's something we heard from voters here in florida. this is a gorgeous retirement community. you have been gracious of a welcoming here. you will see me for the rest of the afternoon. >> they are waiting for election day because they wanted to be a big, big over the top for donald. thank you, ailene. >> back to you kate from the village here in florida. >>> arizona once a reliable red state and now a toss up. orc polls shows that donald trump is leading hillary clinton by five points and our j-- arpo endorsed trump back in january. >> jacob soboroff is joining us now. >> we are looking at hillary clinton verses donald trump and

as i said, the air very dry, dew point in ocala is 28. 41 dew point in tampa, and you don't forget in the summertime we go about five months in a row with dew points between 70 and 75. this is a big change. nice to see some tan and yellow on the dew point map. can you believe this? we are chilly tonightt storm otto, which is spinning in the southwestern caribbean sea. winds are up to 60. this is the strongest tropical system in the caribbean/atlantic this late in the season going back to 2007. should become a hurricane, and then move west near costa rica later on this week. for us, we're 55, and the dew point is 41. a north wind at 6. dry air in the southeast. snow is ending in the northeast. west. 51 in denver right now. 55 in tampa. 28 in bristol, and a chilly 41 in new york city. tonight we stay clear, not quite as cold as it was early today but still chilly. we're down to 48. colder inland and lots of sunshine and we warm up to 75 degrees for the high. then the forecast for wednesday, thanksgiving eve, lots of sunshine, very pleasant and near 80. thanksgiving day is going to be fa

it's 34 in brooksville and ocala. yes, it is that cold. 59 in st. petersburg but boy, as soon as you get just a couple of miles away from the water, it's a whole different ballgame with temperatures. those water temperatures in the upper 60s really help out the coast but then again, they just literally get so much colder. as the water, four, six, seven degrees warmer than yesterday so as cold as it is, as cold as it is, it is warmer than yesterday at this time. look at the forecast temps. 75 for today. tomorrow even nicer as we get back up to 78. that will clear the path getting back up to 80 by thanksgiving so sunny skies with a pleasant afternoon temperature. tonight i think what we'll do, bring it back to the 50s, even as cold as this morning. still enjoy a jacket tomorrow. by thanksgiving, a low of 62. let me tell you something. i know the turkey trotters are loving that because they saw that 30 on monday. look. please don't make it be like that on thursday morning. no. you're good. high temperature 80 on thursday and friday afternoon. >>vanessa

up by ocala. we're not a drought yet. we probably won't get into one. couple more rounds of rain with some fronts at some point. there is some home. molds data which goes into saturday and sunday and monday on the following week. and you're seeing some good news. jackson birmingham, atlanta, bay. kind wintery scene in the rockies. mountains of arizona. new mexico. colorado and oout all getting snow. ski resorts snow is really piling up. denver a chilly 42. that baton rouge 74. chicago 49. atlanta 68. to near 70 and tomorrow as it turns more humid check out highs, yeah, unfortunately it time to turn a-c back on with mercury well into the 80s. watch the frontal boundary. it tries to move our way. and nothing tomorrow. southeast winds nothing on wednesday more moisture a perhaps a brief cool down a behind fizzling cold front maybe another front heads our way sprinkles patchy fog and mild and 68. tomorrow a sticky day partly cloudy, breezy and muggy. about 83. on wednesday, mix of clouds and sun. warm and humid. 83 for high. and if you're boating winds sout

we have 39 in ocala, 50 in wauchula and 56 in st. pete. notice southern highlands through southern sarasota, you're milder than anticipated because the cold front is low down a bit. early way we're in the blue, 10 degrees cooler than this time 24 hours ago in tampa. we combine this with this north wind that will gust at times he you need a jacket all day and stay cool, and we have winds out of the northeast at 29 in sarasota. all that red is dry air, and that is why our air will cool down nicely tonight. we have high pressure building in behind this front diving south, and that will keep us quiet in the days ahead and cool in the days ahead. how about some winter weather for you. we have lake-effect snow from this low right here spiraling around. some areas in upstate new york by tomorrow afrn up upwards of eight inches of snow. so we go from snow to 40s here. we have cold air in chicago and 25 in flint and 38 in atlanta. this is a chilly air mass, and that will set the stage for highs today in the upper 60s. monday we're at 70. we don't r

i have 57 degrees in ocala, brooksville at 58. proof, all these spots in the 60s and it's really a decent start to the day. it's always about the wind direction and while it's relatively light, you can tell it's almost due north. due north wind will make it feel a little nicer outside versus an east wind which is still better than a south or a southwest wind which we haven't had, knock on wood, in weeks. that's why it does feel a little nicer. it's a couple of degrees cooler this morning than it was. now, once this f through and it will happen later tonight, very early tomorrow morning, we will sustain that north wind, northwest at times throughout the weekend and that's what's going to make it feel very nice outside. so comfy as far as the dew points go. your front, here it comes, just out ahead of it there's been one or two sprinkles and that's about the worst case scenario. rain is not going to be an issue with this front but we're getting to the point now and i know you're yelling at the tv. this is the dry season and november

although ocala is about 14 degrees warmer than yesterday. rain is up to the north. actually we wish i could bring more of this up there. but hey at least it's raining in parts of tennessee and some mountains and carolinas they desperately, desperately need it. tere's always n issue, right in here's the issue today weather. i know, it's late november. but there is an enhance theed risk from jackson, mississippi down to say slidell, louisiana. for tornadic activity. over towards huntsville as well there's that potential. but at least the southeast is getting much needed rainfall. now for us just kind of warm. kind of muggy and 82 degrees for high temperature today. in fact our next couple of days will be well above our normal high of 75. chance of a shower on thursday. that. 30 percent rain chance. then we're kind of quiet friday, saturday and for sunday. vanessa. all right dave, thank you. >> want to check roadways right now. and we're looking veterans expressway. free and clear of crashes. but of course we have the usual congestion we see this time of morning. right

>>russell: we're following breaking news near ocala. two trains collided, 20 cars derailed. >>laura: basic economy. fares are cheap but the >>russell: and "good day" is saying thank you to very deserving members of our community. a man lives and breathes by the phrase, where shopping is a pleasure. guess where he works? >>dave: what a great start to the day and our temperatures this morning, on the cool side because we cleared skies out. sun just came up. beautiful over lakeland net camera there over lake mirror. look at these temps. we will warm up quickly today. sunshine, high temperatures back to the upper 70s. today, tomorrow and friday, big changes the second hand-dipped, with real milk, is the only way to make a milkshake. you can't trust machines. now, how come? once, i got a machine-made shake from some other place, and it clanked and clunked and spit out a glop into my glass. and do you know what it was made of? artificial turf? what? no. powder! (announcer) get half-price holiday milkshakes between 2 and 5 during happy hour. only at steak 'n shake. this season, unw

and you know we like that light yellow hue even more with dew dew points in the low 40s in ocala. that is even drier air with the light northeast wind. the further north you live it will feel more comfortable today. on our dew point trend this week, why nowhere close to steamy summerlike values but tuesday, a cool front to the north moves in and ahead of it we scoop up a little moisture up along the gulf that gives way to showers and dew point notice 60s monday and tuesday and today the driest, most comfortable day of the week. check out the breaks in some of the clouds. this is what we expect. a little break in the clouds than more move in. this cold front, one that brings us only a 20% rain chance on monday and tuesday really tranquil travel day. we have high pressure, big ridge of highs behind this front, and cool high. northern tier. 22 in flint michigan. i know i would rather be here with 66. they could really use rain i the southeast as could we, but it is still a mainly dry forecast on tap. if you like dry weather for football weather, crisp and comfy. at noon, the gators t

how about 46 in ocala. 54 in brooksville. 66 in st. pete. 63 in wauchula. running a few degrees warmer than few times yesterday and air these will be dropping throughout the morning and midday hours. so on the scale where we stand is below 50. that is the most comfortable day over the next five days, i think. but moisture climbing a bit monday and tuesday ahead of a weak front, that will give us more clouds and possibly a shower. this morning, some low clouds, crystal river, it is still there. if you live in a fog-prone area, you may briefly need the low beams. no rain. sky tower is dry and we could international. since october 1, a little over an inch and a half of rain which is really not much. the last time we have seen recorded rain was almost a month ago, and even then it was just a fifth of an inch, .20 the last time the rain was reported at the airport. high clouds from the west to today. this cold front is the one that will be dropping in monday and tuesday giving us a few showers. behind the front though, it is dry, it is comfortable, it is chilly.

brooksville, ocala and you see this blue color across i-10? those are temps in the 40s behind the front. more importantly, it's drier. we have dew points running 48 to 50 degrees and they will continue to slowly settle south throughout the day. you've got lovely, lovely dry air sitting in place. it's going to be a beautiful day. we'll take temperatues, bring them close to 80 degrees but with lower dew points, that means it's going to feel drier outside. tonight overnight lows, there's going to be a range again. we'll probably have lower 50s again in citrus and hernando county. 60 degrees in tampa, mid 60s out toward the water. and then for tomorrow, tons of sunshine, friday seasonable weather. i mean, gorgeous high temperature around 78 degrees. boaters, a light chop, water temperatures in the mid 70s and not much of a change. in fact, even early next week with a few clouds and 20% rain chance, temperatures should be nice. so looking forward to it. vanessa? >>vanessa: looking forward to it, too. we want to get to a couple of trouble spots. rig

our current temperatures run from 45 in ocala to about 64 in st. petersburg. a lot of these temperatures update on the hour. so once we hit 9 o'clock, you're going to is lot of these temperatures jump up. but in general with dry air in going to another beautiful day. yesterday we made it to the upper 70s. we're going right back there again today. maybe 79. wouldn't surprise me to see an 80 degree temperature out there today. tonight, not quite as chilly. but still kind of jacket weather clear skies seasonable. 61 in tampa. 50s in inland and north. and then more sunshine, more warmth tomorrow. with your high of 81 degrees. also going to go to about 80 today saturday, saturday night look what that does to temperatures for sunday. high of 69 degrees. and monday morning, oh, yeah, a low of 50. time give away another good day mug. in november, we can have some of the most stunning sun sets. and niki jones cents this picture in to us. a perfect sunset was the title. i thought you know you're right pie mean all perfect. this one too. this was down in you. we apprecia

even with this front coming through, late saturday into sunday, stil mid to upper 40s from ocala to brooksville. 57 in lakeland. 66 in st. petersburg. and we will, with the dry air once again get right back up to about 80, 81 degrees for a high temperature this afternoon. the front itself is back off to the northwest. obviously in this area now moving through dallas and as it squeezes through, later in the day tomorrow, the winds will coldest air will be felt monday morning around here. i think many of us are going to start the week in the 40s. i'll show you that in 30 seconds or so. buttons and tons of sunshine today. 81 degrees. tonight clear skies, pleasant temperatures, low 62 degrees. for tomorrow we're back to 78 with some late day breezes as well. now, for boaters, i urge you to check back in this weekend. i think it will be choppy on sunday behind the front. after the 48 on monday, we warm up very quickly. 75 on tuesday, 78 on wednesday. you either are latcughing at mer the turkey sound. maybe a little bit of both. >>vanessa: that turkey is just tickled with that forecast. thanks, dave.

this morning in marion county, two trains collided in the town of citra about 20 minutes north of ocala and according to ocala.com, two people suffered minor injuries. paper is also reporting more than 3,000 gallons of fuel has leaked in the surrounding areas and one of the trains was hauling coal at the time. also new this morning, a robbery on the campus of usf in tampa. >>russell: police are searching for two suspects and shayla reaves is there this morning. pretty scary, i'm thinking. >>reporter: yeah. gad morning to you, russell and laura. the robbers are accused of taking off with a female student's jewelry near one of the campus buildings. right now police are working to and here is what you need to know. authorities tell us this all started around 9:15 in the evening. that's when officers received a call near the area of the interdisciplinary sciences building. according to officers, the victim said a pair of crooks approached and made off with jewelry. she was not hurt. authorities have only a vague description of the robbers, described as men with blonde description there on y

state and to be honest with you, really most of the country, the weather is going to be nice. 61 in ocala. i'm going north to south here. brooksville, 60 tampa 65. 66 in sarasota. look at fort myers getting down to 58 degrees this morning. then you have a refreshing air kind of sitting in place with the dew points in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees. that's lovely. i wish it could stay like that all year long but at least we know we're hanging on to this for awhile. partly cloudy and pleasant for today. high pressure dominates weather ask going to do so the next several days. pressure and kind of along it you get popup rain showers. a couple of those are going to try to make their way into the state, into the area. it's not going to happen much. what will happen is we'll get cloud cover late tonight and then during the day tomorrow. so today we'll get back to the 80s but i think tomorrow you're looking at high temperatures sneaking into the upper 70s and that's really about it. future cast shows one or two sprinkles along the east coast but start to kind of fizzle out. notice how close

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here in ocala in neighborhood of citra. they were csx trains transporting unanimous hazardous material. take look perspective from up above showing u wreck age along the tracks here. csx is working to confirm number of detrailed train cars hour initial reports indicated at least 20 that came off the tracks. as well as a diesel fuel spill from one or more of locomotives. csx environmental experts are on the scene assessing and containing any possible fuel spill. we also know a little bit more about the trains one train was a phosphate train traveling from locomotives and 100 loaded phosphate cars. the coal train is second train, was traveling through kentucky to tampa with 3 locomotives and 110 loaded cars of coal. we understand two csx crew members are being treated for some minor injuries. four altogether. cause of the collision still currently under investigation. we did have a chance to talk with run of lieutenants from the marion county sheriff's office after he landed from taking a chopper flight over the wreck signifi

i noticed a couple of quick sprinkles around ocala this morning. maybe northeast citrus county gets one or two of those. you can't buy a raindrop in november around here typically. it's the driest month of the year. even though we have a front coming through on friday, we'll not get a lot of rain with that, either. mid to upper 60s. yesterday at this time. lower 70s back to the coastline. here we go. two to about four degrees warmer overall except up around leesburg where it's eight degrees warmer. crystal river, seven. still think, though, it all averages in the afternoon to get back to what i call seasonably warm levels and high temperatures in the mid 80s. as long as these dew points can hang here for the next couple of days, which i think they will, keeping the humidity in the moderate category, again, it will be late in the friday. that is when you really are going to start to notice that big difference. so here are a few sprinkles, especially north, working their way off to the west. a cold front to the northwest and so far, high pressure has

but notice to the north brooksville ocala, 40s and 50s. that's the kind of dryer air that is going to settle south throughout the day today. so while we get right back up to and high pressure is going to dominate our weather straight through the weekend. so mostly sunny, low humidity today. 80 degrees for high temperature. our normal 79. starry skies tonight. dry, low temperature near 60 degrees. i think though as you go north, easily in the lower 50s back in citrus and hernando counties. plan accordingly, tons sunshine this forget tomorrow vet rans day 78 degre temperature seasonable weather on tap for tomorrow taking it through next 7 days. really a couple 20 percent rain chances next week. notice high temperatures 78 to about 80. lows 59 to around 63. that's nice, vanessa. what do you think? >> cannot wait. all right dave, thank you. >> we want to check the roads right now skyfox moved over to area of 275. we have a crash you can see that is going to be on the shoulder. it's the right shoulder. but it looks a little slow in this area. t

ocala as well. mid 60s lakeland, wauchula and i mean right at the coast, you've got the temperatures in the very early this morning, we had a couple of sprinkles move across the state and they're now back out over the gulf. we may see a few more like we did yesterday afternoon. this is all in advance of our cold front which is back here to the northwest, moving through wichita and eventually as it slides southeastward, it's going to push some of this humidity south, bring in some drier air. now, it's not going to be one of no. but we are going to take care of some of this humidity over the course of the next, say, 48 hours or so. okay? high pressure starts to move toward the south as we squeeze this front through the area. it's november. cold fronts in november don't typically give us a lot in the way of rainfall so nothing more than a couple of sprinkles the next couple of days but then yes, it will turn less humid this weekend. dew points, moderate dew points run 65, we're going to knock them back

petersburg and both still holding on to the 70-degree temperature. 69 in tampa. 63 in brooksville and ocala as well. so same start, same finish. maybe a couple of those little renegade across the state. but in general, nice afternoon warmth. we'll go back up to 85 degrees for a high today. tonight mostly clear, nice, upper 60s and we're going to hold this off until late with moderate humidity and mostly sunny kiez and high temperature around 83 degrees. for boaters, winds will shift to the north later today. you'll have a light chop and there's the gorgeous weekend we have for you. still 80-degree highs, lower 60s for lows, especially for sunday morning and don't forget to turn those clocks back. charley belcher, my friend. how are you this morning? >>charley: forget never. it's my favorite weekend of the year on this shift, right? we gain an hour. >>dave: by birthday to your beautiful daughter. >>charley: thank you very much, dave o. 16 years old today. i can't believe it. i can't believe it. i can't believe how beautiful it is. i believe it. this is where we live. i don't live in this par