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. >> john: orange county will not build schools in one area of southeast orlando. after old bombs and rockets were dug up. odyssey middle 8 years ago, found to be a former world war ii bomb testing range and the sent nell reporting though orange county is now building new housing there, the school district says they will not risk building another school near the range. sometime for this morning's business headlines and lauren simonetti joins us live from the fox business network studios. we start with the markets on this february 1st. what is going on? starting the way january started with a sell off, dow down 120 points, but friday, it was amazing. the dow up 400 points. unfortunately, no follow through and oil and stocks are down, and, china, manufacturing sector, contracted for the sixth month in a row and set the tone for trading. >> chipotle. a lot of people know there were e. coli fears, what is this latest on this? >> okay, 53 people get sick from e. coli and ate at chipotle in 9 states and 20 had to go to the hospital and no one died but a major health scar

. >> also, orange county will not build schools in one section of southeast orlando. after an explosive scare a few years ago. 400 pound of old bombs an rocket were unearthed at odyssey middle school 8 years ago. found to be a former world war ii bomb testing range, the sentinel reports though orange county is now building new housing there, the school district says it will not risk building another school near the old range. >> three hours and we sank. >> reporter: the finest hours debuts at the box office. based on a true story, it recounts the 195 2 coast guard rescue mission to save 32 sinking oil tanker during a nor'easter. >> heavy waves and sleet and snow and wind and managed to save 32 people on a boat that was only supposed to carry 12. >> the story line is more than just a hollywood hit. it has central florida ties, too. >> john: joining me this morning is jim krzyzewski who worked with the sanford police department and a coast guard veteran and was involved in the restoration of the boat made famous by the movie. let's talk about your capacity with the boat

deputies are try to track down this robber investigators say targeted to stores tuesday night in southeast orlando. a dollar store on north semoran boulevard was robbed first less than 2 hours later, man with a similar description robbed a dollar general on south goldenrod road. clerks at both stores gave a criminal money and they were unharmed. >>> a bill that would limit florida judges to serve only 2 2nd last house committee. florida judges can serve unlimited terms until they reach the age of 70. supporters say the courts near more turnover among drifters. term limits would reduce critical experience judges gained from term to term >> we had to divorce judges from the political arena protect them from the winds of change so they could base decisions on the rule of law. >>> if approved by the full legislator from the proposal then must be supported by 60 percent of voters a during the general election. >>> i was caucuses are over in new hampshire's primary is right around the corner with only 2 democratic presidential contenders remaining at hillary clinton and bernie sanders appealing to voter

orlando. the wind is from the southeast at 12 in orlando. 9 in leesburg. 12 in sanford. 12 palm coast. you get the picture. although wind support is bringing in the warmth. visible satellite shows the text newer erupting on the clouds in it's going to bring us the moisture before tomorrow morning. here's the set-up for today. a big ridge of high pressure turning into a heat pump and the big nasty stuff is back out there to the north and west, coming this way. by the time it gets here, it will have separated from the lift. we're not going to have huge, dangerous problems. this is 3:00 in the morning, between ocala and the villages is where the rain will be then. by 4, 5:00 in the morning, it's right here, from sanford to orlando. by 6 a.m., it's east of the metro area, all the way to volusia county and approaching the cape by 6 a.m. also be in osceola county but past you in kissimmee and st. cloud. by 7 a.m., we're just about done with it. it's off the shoreline. meteorologist troy bridges will be here to track it all the way on through. it might be a warning or two. we're not expecting

plan on mostly cloudy skies and breezy southeast winds. in orlando, downtown, ivanhoe village, a slight chance for rain toward the end of the afternoon. keep that in mind. tom gay -- palm bay, different story. a slight chance for rain in brevard county and a 30 percent chance for rain for the drive home. temperatures tomorrow depending on your location. 78 orlando, 77 kissimmee, sanford, deland, 75 tomorrow. in the villages, 78. not as warm along the coast, 74 daytona beach and flagler county around 72 degrees. not a lot of rain tomorrow near the beaches. in the afternoon, we will get warm enough were a few isolated showers may develop an if it does, tom terry will track it on eyewitness news tomorrow from four-6:30 pm. if you're heading out during the afternoon rush, you will want to check in for that that is not been the main store. tuesday morning, 5 am, line of rain may be lightning and thunder with downpours. 71, look at this over the metro tuesday when you are driving to work and then clearing out. we could watch for strong winds and severe ris

wind is still pushing pretty hard from the southeast at 14 in orlando. melbourne 57 winds at south to 14. ocala, you got the drill. fronts already passed you. so you have dropped off now to 54. we're still holding at 60 in sanford, here the winds all over the place. a 17 miles per hour villages. 14 orlando, 14 at the cape. and 14 in melbourne. you see the way this is pushed in. it's all tied to the big low pressure center swirling up north. it is snowing tonight all the way down to huntsvill alabama. just outside of georgia. all over middle tennessee. -here's is set up for tonight. very windy. the cold front is coming through. the clouds building up the showers and the frontal zone clears. tomorrow, even cooler temperatures than what we had today. tomorrow's high struggles through the fifties and maybe get 60. maybe if we're lucky. here's the way the rain goes. clears out tonight. and the little thin ribbon of cloud cover comes through. we're all good. through the day. the only problem is, that wind persists through the day. it's going to be very breezy.

southeast at 5. right now in orlando, 65. 60 in melbourne. ocala checking in at 64 degrees all the wind is either from the west, southwest and east-southeast along the coast. either way, it's all good. no northerly component to the wind at all. here's are the overnight lows i was talking about this morning. 35 from leesburg to orlando. sanford, 33 degrees. daytime highs today rebounded very nicely, back to 68 degrees in ocala. 68 in gainesville. 70 in the villages. leesburg, 66. same in palm coast. 59 in new smyrna beach and a row of 66s from sanford to orlando to kissimmee. 61 did it for the high today in melbourne. right now, we've already started the decline. we're down to 65 in sanford and orlando and 64 does it right now in ocala. >> wind speeds, this is what i was just bragging about. most of them are from the west-southwest and the leesburg south at 6 and the villages southwest at 8 and orlando from the south at 8 and orlando on shore at the coast about 7. this is my favorite shot. i talk about it all the time. clouds and how we're basi

wind support right now in orlando from the southeast at 6. that will continue through the day tomorrow. with all the wind whooshing in here from the southeast, we're really going to stay warm again tomorrow. i'll show you just how warm in a few minutes. satellite and radar together here, okay, we've had broken cloud cover throughout the day today. at times almost mostly cloudy. now it's cleaned up nicely. you can see out to the panhandle we're good to go. eventually there's a big storm in the nation's interior that's going to push a cold front your way. it doesn't happen until thursday. come take a look. tonight at 8:00, not a lot going on. the rain chance is oversold. all the grayness that you see is patchy to dense fog that will be rolling in, developing during the overnight tonight. through the day tomorrow, we burn it off. when we do, remember, wind support tomorrow from the southeast, so more sunshine, more heat than if the day wears a better chance for rain. most of you have to hold on until thursday to get your showers. overnight lows

southeast of that. way toward downtown orlando here is i for traveling north and south -- there is no lightning. no lightning in the forecast this evening. just the rain gradually tapering off. this is heading to a veto in 14 minutes. another batch year of heavier rain and you can see it down toward lake nona in northern osceola county at another batch near barren island -- merritt island in 27 minutes. you can see a bunch of rain near oak hill pushing offshore and in brevard county the rain will be picking up as this flow develops. this is interesting. it is weekend organizing but generating the rain. will become more organized as it moves offshore. first off the rain will and slater tonight three morning. the wind will pick up. as the low organizes it is actually set to kick off a hurricane force wind warning just off the south carolina coast. this does not impact is but we will be windy here tomorrow. look at the cloud cover and rain. it will be 60 in orlando right now but so many locations including daytona and ocala have already dropped into the 50s. hour by our future track nine through 7:

the country, especially by canada, mild in the nation's midsection, dallas and in the southeast where it is 68 in orlando. if you have beach plans this weekend, you picked a good one. 60 six on saturday, 68 on sunday. a nice afternoon. 55 for the upstate. upper 30's and colder overnight and tomorrow morning with a chilly beginning to the day, but rebounded nicely. the mountains reaching mid 40's and dropping to 32 by mid night. tomorrow, 20's and 30's to start with highs of it the to 56 and the to upper 50's on friday and mid 60's on saturday. sunday looks good, too. an increasing chance of rain for monday, tuesday of next week and cool temperatures come back tuesday. doesn't look like i spent cold rain for monday and tuesday. geoff: all right. a high school orchestra, stranded in a washington, d.c. airport due to winter weather, passed time in the terminal with an impromptu performance. chaperones were supposed to be back in utah monday after performing at the kennedy center for the performing arts and spending four days in the nation's capitol, but a blast of ice and snow canceled their flight. left wi

orlando. wind speed from the southeast at 12 miles per hour. severe weather threat in the next 24 hours. some lightning. a bunch of rain during the overnight. maybe a little wind, too. some wind gusts. the hail threat and the tornado threat is real low. we're going to stay warmed and mild tonight with overnight lows in the 60's. the tornado watch box is going away. i'm not expecting a watch box to be issued for our area. here's what we do expect. by midnight, no worries. grammys are over, news is done. but look at what happens by 3 a.m. here come the showers from gainesville to marion county to just outside of the villages. all of sumpter county. then by 5:00 in the morning, the initial push is already past you from sanford to orlando down to the attractions. by 7:00, we're about done. after we're done, two thumbs up. it goes beautiful tomorrow afternoon. lots of sunshine and getting close to 80. overnight lows tonight in the 60's in most spots. i'll call the low in orlando 62. here's tomorrow. >> first thing in the morning, we're talking about a reading of 65. by noon, 73. daytime high,

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.

across the southeast, pensacola is at 65. jacksonville is 63. orlando again at 70. wind speeds right now coming from the east at 14 in orlando. 12 in new smyrna beach. check out my water vapor loop. just as dry as dry can be. all this orange air, that's the dry stuff at 30,000 feet. but it blew away the cloud cover for the most part today. a few little clouds showing up right here. do you see that? that little discoloration there, that's thin cloud cover coming in off the atlantic. the day but enough to make it partly cloudy at times through the day. the dry air has gobbled up any moisture to dallas and houston tonight. there's nothing coming in from the north or the west in the next 24 hours, just going to continue to deal with this stuff coming in off the ocean. i'm not looking for any big rain. last night at 11:00, we told you i can't rule out a sprinkle. but that's about it. going to be a good weekend. great, lots of sunshine and temperatures that soar in the upper 70's. lows tonight, 40's and 50's everywhere. double nickels in atlanta, i'm going with 55. by lun

feels like 82b0 in the wind out of the southeast at 13 miles per hour. we are at 81b0 in orlando in 79 in daytona beach. the average afternoon high in orlando is 72b0. close to 10b0 above where we should be. today, close to some records getting up to 84b0 this afternoon. it's 86b0 for orlando in daytona beach is up to 83 in the record is 86b0 in 1990. we will talk about the timing for the front and the risk of severe weather with a big cooldown behind it . all of that is in a few minutes >> you can get all the weather alerts directly on the phone i downloading the free app by searching wkmg in the app store. parents in maitland say they will form a committee to address any future safety concerns. >> a safety meeting was made after recent threats keeping dozens of students home. the trouble has been building at maitland middle school. more than 100 people have gathered to address rumors of many parents are saying the lack of information and communication is not okay when it comes to the safety of the children >> where there seven kids or whether nine kids? >> in the video, you can

a pair of storm systems will be impacting the southeast and we're going to get weather too. downtown orlando it's awfully warm. we are at 79, down from 81 today. the clouds also building up a little bit. a sea breeze shower may develop later on this evening. although our rain chances are low for today but going up the next couple of days. let's jump into it. we have a storm system across the deep south. this is going to get extra energy moving through by tomorrow and again on wednesday. this will rapidly be getting a cold front and a line of storms approaching on wednesday. the bottom line is we have a threat for severe weather and the threat for a tornado out break across the deep south. we will have a slight, slight chance of a tornado here but mainly it's going to be across the mid south here. here's mississippi, alabama, georgia, right along i-10. tornado out break. this is for tomorrow. as we head closer to wednesday that is when we will have storms closer to our area and we'll be down from a moderate risk, which is what we have to the north all the way down to just a slight risk on the

southeast. here's a picture at the orlando eye. 81 degrees, this is our vizzal older tower cam, just a beautiful day, fair weather cumulus clouds around. few clouds for this evening, temperatures late tonight, these are the lows, low to mid 60s for the overnight lows, again very bombe for tonight. into the 80s we go. dense morning fog will be the omissue for the next day or so, and then rain showers show up in our forecast later on this weekend. 75 in miami, 76 in jacksonville, 73 in tampa. let's talk about the next cold front, rain showers down to the south moving away, nothing but good sunshine for the next day the next storm is starting to take shape. this is startle in denver colorado. this is a big one. it will move quick trow the north' northeast. the cold front will be located north of lake ontario towards toronto canada. it's a long way away. this is will be wednesday during the evening hours 11:00 p.m., showers to the north as we get into the day on thursday, this is 6:00 a.m., slowly creeping across the area, thursday afternoon still hanging around with scattered rain showers. as we he

later today, even warmer than average with our winds coming in out of the south and southeast we will hit 80 in orlando, 75 in daytona beach, several degrees warmer than those average highs. some of the cloud cover is pretty thin. the thin clouds will allow for some patchy fog to develop at least in a few spots early today. once we get going the fog will lift, the clouds will start clear, and the sunshine will help our temperatures make it into the upper 70' s in a lot of our normal spots -- warmer spots. . 80 today in clermont. 80 orlando and winter park and 80 degrees today in saint cloud. 70' s along the coast as well. warmer to the south. we' ll make it to 78 for the high in palm bay. wind coming out of the southeast ridge of high pressure heading to the east, bringing us up into the lower 80' s. on wednesday we will be warm again with south winds and lower 80' s. wednesday night, we have our next front. that front will roll through on thursday. that is going to bring us our next best chance for showers and storms. on friday, we will get cooler air in here. temperatures drop back down into the 60'

>> unfortunately, their other brother couldn't make it to the event the orlando location is the brother's first in the southeast. >>> coming up, ambushed at mcdonald's the possible racial reason behind this violent attack on a decorated marine. >>> and a history-making trip, a serious conversation president obama plans to have >>> he thought he was in a safe place to make his craig's list purchase and realized he wasn't when a gun was pointed at him. how he got respring the suspect caught red handed. >>> 26 years ago, glenn chambers escaped from prison and to this day he has not been seen and they have not given up hope of catching the convicted killer. coming up next the latest on the investigation and where he was spotted last. >> also today a huge hiring event starts today, hundreds of teachers and staff are wanted right now in pasco county, we are laying out what you need to do to get hired. >> good morning. thank you for starting your day with us. >> it is a friday. >> it is a friday. exciting. >> we have been here to kick it off and a big race in daytona. >> there's a big race in daytona. >> we have the f

with wind from the south-southeast at 7 miles per hour. other spots around orlando, 78. ocala is supposed to be like 72. 81 degrees right now in the villages. it should be 82 right there in ocala. 78 in gainesville. 78 in leesburg and 80 in sanford. here's what you really want to see. satellite and radar together showing you the location of the frontal boundary. it's right here, draped across the eastern half of the country with the cooler, drier air, ready to pour in here behind it. it's just going to take hours for that to happen. tonight, by midnight, 1 a.m., not much happening. by 2 in the morning, nothing. it is a peaceful, calm overnight. you don't have to worry about that. first half of the day tomorrow, i still think you're good. by 11 a.m., looking to the west, watching for the showers to roll in. by 2:00 in the afternoon, thunderstorms rumble from sumpter county all the way into orlando. by 4 and 5:00, it's pushed east of orlando and out to the open waters past melbourne. tonight at 11:00, i'll have a brand-new model run to pinpoint what's going on with all the

southeast breeze. the official high today in orlando we're still sitting there in kissimmee, 80 sanford, 79 the villages. that's our warm flow of air and giving you mild night tonight. showers because we have a sea breeze that's going to be passing through. that easterly breeze gives us probably 60% of our annual rainfall in the summertime months. 64 altamonte springs. 10 degrees warmer than average. coming off a very nice weekend we have some changes. you can see the high clouds filling through now from a storm system. we're getting some moisture coming in from the south. this is going to bring us a little rain in the morning. we're watching this storm system and a system back behind it that will bring a rare moderate risk. we only go one more notch up from the storm prediction center. a tornado out break possible along i-10 for tomorrow. for us we'll get scattered storms tomorrow but we're going to be waiting until wednesday late morning and afternoon for a slight risk of severe weather. the main threat will be to the north. here's our forecast model. you see isolated showers with that southern flow f

orlando. wind is out of the southeast today. it will be even warmer this afternoon than yesterday. we' ll hit 82 in salt springs. 84 today in clermont. 84 in st. cloud. s, s. about a degree or two warmer than yesterday. i heard people complaining about how warm it was yesterday, saying you need the ac in front of the heat. -- instead of the heat. and then comes our next cold front, bringing on some colder air. late tomorrow night, into thursday, i expect these showers and storms to arrive. behind the front, the cooler air will start filtering in. once you get to friday, our high temperatures will only be in the middle 60' s. watch the temperatures drop on friday. into the weekend, still a slight chance of some rain. the weekend will not be a total washout. let' s get a traffic update now. heading over to ted noah. ted: you want to add a little extra time for your commute because of the poor visibility. this is just west of 434, before 436 at altamonte springs. it tends to get busy in the 6:00 hour. eastbound is on the right. still looking pretty good going into downtown orlando rig

orlando. east southeast wind at 8 miles per hour and that south wind will bring in more of that air. look at today though. we get up to 78 by three with a 30% coverage of afternoon rain. we'll see a few storms tonight into early tomorrow and i do think for the drive to work tomorrow morning there's a chance for some stronger winds as well as some heavy downpours. by the afternoon tomorrow only a 28% chance for rain and a high of 79 and then we're dry the rest of the week on through the upcoming weekend with highs close to where they should be in the >>> let's check on roads now with amy biondello. >> we've had accidents, road work but general volume with it being a holiday, not bad at all. this is i-4. we still have a little issue here. as you travel over on i-4 moving west-bound by 408 but not causing any traffic. our drive times looking fantastic out there. rest of i-4 no significant slowdowns and really the rest of the roads same situation. looking good. >>> back townch thank you. >>> "cbs this morning" continues right now. >> find updates any time on the big stories with the free

southeast massachusetts. police are working to find those behind a deadly shooting inside a crowded nightclub in orlando. two people were killed and 10 others hurt. police say they're looking for as many as three shooters. happening today happening today across the region... evansville's mayor is set to make a big announcement about the future of hockey in the city. the evansville icemen are moving to owensboro.. no word if a contract has been signed with a new team to play in evansville. senator rob portman will meet today in columbus. he will tour a catering company victims, hear their discuss his ongoing trafficking. happening today happening today across the tri- state... cincinnati police chief eliot isaac and mayor john cranley will hold a community meeting on violent crime. they'll be asking the bond hill community center from 6:30 until 8:30 this evening. also today... the city of covington is asking input on community development. they're looking for ideas that could be addresses through programs. the meeting starts chambers. adlib weather and traffic tease kara 2 shot now and i'm rob williams.

we saw a 33 degree reading. 46 orlando. seeing very warm temperatures to the southeast and even across into the plains states. 38 now in minneapolis. 34 billings. denver 43. denver. to chicago. partly cloudy skies into st. louis. warming into the northeast. comes onshore through seattle and brings showers and clouds. but for the most part into the eastern third of the country we're under high pressure. here's the system pulling and this may mean rain or snow for at the upper midwest but for us the high pressure is locked in. winds will die down today and that will allow us to warm. nothing coming in except a few high clouds from the west and nothing will bring any rain for highs will be near-normal. 73 tampa. cover through pinellas peninsula , water temperatures in the 60s. a high of 69% monroe county. warmer inland. 71 dade city. crystal river 70. 73 arcadia. were on the coast, dennis 66 degrees. great day yesterday in plant city. check out my facebook and twitter feed. i have a great video of the planes, trains and automobiles event. 73 degrees as we warm up to the day today. how abo

right now, temperature readings across the southeast, 68 in pensacola. 76 in jacksonville. it is 79 in orlando already. we're dropping to 74 by 8:00. by 9:00, 72. come the 10:00 hour, 71. we will be cool enough tonight, not cold, mind you, but cool enough to touch off more patchy fog. i'll be back to talk about that and when the rain really rolls in here, later in the newscast. >> 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. >> an update now on a front-porch shooting in marion county. ocala police said it happened too. we're told taiwan williams shot the victim while he was on his front porch on saturday. police say a woman was dropping their son off for a visit. williams pulled up, fired several shots, we're told. the victim was hit once and hospitalized. no one else was hurt. williams is charged with attempted murder. >> a plane goes down in the water in south florida. investigators are trying to figure out how this crash happened. this was the scene near miami around n

that or listen -- orlando location is the first in the southeast. >> coming up on abc action news at 9:00. this teen had all he need today swindle a school and convince authorities he was a state lawmaker except he wasn't. how the school found out next. >> plus, when will thieves learn not to take selfies with stolen electronics, how this picture was made public helping police arrest the man in it. . >> great start to weekend we have plenty of sunshine as we head to late they are afternoon, the temperature is climbing into the mid 70s, but can we hang on to this fantastic weather through the weekend and early next week? i will have the forecast coming as a judge decides whether to move his case to adult court. you may remember ethan couch and his mother vanished after a video surfaced that appeared to show him at a party where alcohol was being served which would violate his probation for he and his mother were captured in mexico in december. if he's moved to adult court he could get up to 40 years in prison finance he violates probation one more time in next decade. >> bundy will be

the southeast wind will bring in the warm air. 79 is where we are headed in orlando. 74 flagler beach. coming up in our next hour, we will talk more about the timing of the overnight storms into early tomorrow. once that rain clears, we have sunshine for the rest of the weekend temperatures in the 70' s. time for traffic now. ted: coming up on 4:58. 17-92 southbound is blocked off between park and munro. why more and 436 are your backup plans to get around that. it is pretty tight through that area. this is 95 northbound. left lane blocked for road work. woodberry or dean road would be your backup plans. jason? jason: thanks. next, we are live as crews are searching for a missing odor by water and -- boater by water and in the air. when you are away from your television by downloading the first alert weather at to your smart phone or tablet. it is free from your app store. just search for wesh. wesh 2 sunrise gets going at 5:00. stay right here. >> local, live, latebreaking, this is wesh 2 news sunrise. michelle: all-out search for a missing boater in brevard county. we will have a li

orlando melbourne and leesburg. we're all together. 72 degrees with winds from the southeast at 14 miles per hour. 70 right now in ocala. 66 in gainesville and 70 at the cape. let's talk tomorrow. after a bunch of tens in a row, i mean thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, monday, we've had five fantastically great days in a row here. tomorrow is going to be about a 7. it will still be breezy and warm. if you like it warm tomorrow, it's still a good day for you. >> tomorrow, on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being awesome, tomorrow's a 7. still a decent day, not a total wash-out but we're lining up for tough stuff ahead. we've got one system coming here. second of all, another system cranking here. there comes the energy that's going to roll into texas in the next 24 to 48 hours. eventually it shows up here by wednesday. clouds and rain forecast for tonight, not a big deal. here's tomorrow morning at 8 a.m. you're fine. no worries. here's the latest model update. as we go through the day tomorrow, little pockets of activity begin to show up. there will be rain tomorrow at spots and at times. here's melbourne by 5:00 in the

southeast wind. it felt great out there. temperatures elsewhere across town, 80 degrees in sanford, 81 orlando, 82 in ocala. winds are relatively gusty. even 20 miles per hour at orlando international airport. we are nice and dry, just as first alert doppler wade are -- doppler radar rain free. we are anticipating a few sprinkles to pop on up. high pressure, our next weather maker entering the frame. this is the cold front to read the same when jason and michelle were talking about. as that approaches us, the good news is it is weakening. the stronger and severe stuff will not make it to central florida. mobile -- mobile bay towards pensacola, starting to see showers move on in. this is right on schedule four hour forecast. today, 83 with a mix of clouds and sunshine in ocala. 83 in mount dora. 84 clermont. our southern areas, 84 around kissimmee and the attractions. 85 in st. cloud. 85 and bithlo. 84 degrees altamonte springs. 85 -- 82 in titusville and 83 in palm bay. a mix of clouds and sun. the model trying to show a few showers developing along the sea breeze. we will keep that mentioned. only about a

. >> 46 did it in ocala and 45 in gainesville and 40 in orlando and 45 in kissimmee. across the southeast, all of these areas from atlanta to nashville to charlotte, not really myrtle beach but some folks in myrtle beach picked up flakes for a while. last weekend, it was just nasty. tonight it's 43 degrees in nashville. 62 in atlanta. here at home, we're holding at 72 for you in the villages. palm coast, 73. 73 from new smyrna beach down the coast. you get to brevard county, out at the cape, 75 degrees. 74 does it right now in cocoa beach and 74 in melbourne. take a look at my visible satellite tonight. you see the leading edge of the cold front that's on the way right there. that's a frontal boundary. just looking at that, you kind of get the vibe it's not a big it's going to come through here with very little fanfare and won't turn out to be much of anything. to the north, you can see how much grayness is there. dry air is virtually in place for you as we roll through the evening. the cold front comes through during the overnight tonight and during the day tomorrow, cool air returns. mo

southeast. it's really warm. 46 in memphis. 61 in atlanta. still 79 right now in orlando. big problems brewing in the gulf come rolling this way. i'll be back to pinpoint a very active day for you wednesday. see you in a few. >> plus it may take less time to pay for your favorite cup of coffee or latte. >> the i.r.s. telephone threats are back and they're bigger than ever. >> imposters posing as agents, not only calling news 6 viewers but calling our producers, too. this week's edition of "schemes and rip-offs". >> and there's all kinds of -- >> news 6 news producer knows a scam when he hears one. >> there was no indication he knew who i was. it seemed like a formulated script. >> the call came from a washington, d.c. area code, fitting the profile of the i.r.s. cell phone threats hitting central florida since the start of tax season. >> they overtly threaten jail time. >> before we file a case against you and before you get arrested, kindly call us back. >> ken says the call actually came in on his personal cell phone. he immediately put the number on the national do-not-

southeast. a little bit of rain from time to time east of orlando. that is through noon. in the afternoon and evening, a few more pockets of rain. i do not expect much rain today, a look at tomorrow morning, between 3:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. showers and storms will roll brevard county around 9:00. then we clear up the rain and >>> we're back at 7:30, monday morning, february 15th, 2016. it's presidents' day. we have a great crowd braving the chilly weather on rockefeller plaza. in a couple days, it'll get warm. >> it'll be wet and warm. >> we're back inside studio 1a. here are the headlines this morning. justice antonin scalia arrives back in the d.c area. there is a fight on the campaign trail, with republicans insisting president obama hold off and the next president name a successor. >> there is no way the senate should confirm anyone that barack obama tries to appoint in his last year in office. >> we ought to make the 2016 election a referendum on the supreme court. >> we have a president. he was elected. he has the right to nominate another supreme court justice. >> t

cooler to the north with the southeast breeze coming off the ocean. 81, orlando. 80, ocala out ahead of a front off to the north. temperatures today, warm. rain we see will be in tomorrow, chance for a few scattered showers and a couple of isolated storms. the cold front will roll through >>> 7:30 now, monday morning, 22nd of february, 2016. back to work for most of us. we're happy the people are out on the plaza. >> let's look at the stories making headlines. the republican presidential race heads west for tomorrow's nevada caucuses. confident than ever after saturday's win big in south carolina. >> we won with everything. tall people, short people, fat people, skinny people, just won. >> hillary clinton took nevada's democratic caucus over the weekend. the next contest in that race is south carolina on saturday. >>> the suspected gunman in an hour's long rampage that left six people dead in kalamazoo, michigan, is being arraigned today. 45-year-old jason dalton was an uber driver. police are looking into reports that he picked up fares during his alleged shooting spree. one of the

here in an hour-and-a-half, the front is coursing through your region now, southeast, sanford and 15 and gusty now out at the orlando airport. again, visible satellite confirms the front and clouds a bit of lift and smoke us we have showers and isolated storms now, punching through. all tied to the advancing front and rain from western duval county and jacksonville shy of metro gainesville and toward the big bend region into the gulf. recording some lightning strikes now, lightning detection indicating 49 strikes within the last 45 minutes to an hour's time. not a bug bust of thunderstorm activity. nothing anticipated today, in regard to severe weather. but a gusty wind burst or heavy downpour would not shock me. this will be this case again, gainesville and ocala and the programmers of 3-to 5:00 moves steadily through central florida skies. through late morning to account for that. ahead of the fronts that's a move in you get popcorn cells popping up and, throwing down rain. the main deal arriving just before the rush hour tonight at 5:00 p.m the overnight scour out the clouds and bring back extra sunshine back to

southeast. wind speeds are part of it tonight. an 18-mile-an-hour wind right now in orlando. 14 in ocala. 14 in palm coast and a 17-mile-an-hour sustained wind at the cape. temperature right now, in the 60's across the area. the on-the-town forecast for tonight will drop into the 50's. before you know it, clear skies, all the way down to 51 by 11 p.m. we don't stop dropping there. i'll be right back to pinpoint the very chilly, not frozen, but very chilly overnight low tonight for you and look ahead to your weekend. >> ginger: tom, thank you. >> 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 >>> well, right now a toddler is recovering after shooting herself in the hand. >> matt: police say the little girl was left all alone in a seminole county home when this happened. her parents are now facing child neglect charges. news 6 reporter loren korn tells us why the gun wasn't the only danger in the home. >> reporter: the toddler was taken here to the hospital after police say she was

we are 59 in orlando with light east southeast wind 3 miles per hour. we are 55 in palm coast, 52 in ocala. 82 at 4:00 with 20% chance of a new front moves in, strong storms tuesday and wednesday. high of 82 wednesday, 65 on thursday. >> big time change. thank you. you can get breaking news alerts with our local 6 mobile app. >>> good morning. it is monday, february 22nd, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead, including the presidential candidates at a critical stage in the race to the white house. peggy noonan shows us how this hear that song, peggy? first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> jason dalton is expected to be arraigned later today fading some six murder charges. >> in recent years, no republican has won both new hampshire and south carolina and gone on to lose the nomination. >>> you're going to say, please, please, mr. president, we can't stand it any more! we don't want to keep winning! >> she is booed at two debates and taking on george w. bush and getting in fight with the pope and he s

rain showers, mainly to the east and down to the southeast, so this moisture is running up along the i-95 corridor, so rain showers basically east of orlando, for early this evening. we'll get a pause in the action, and then we'll get the main line of showers and storms after midnight tonight. temperature 68 in daytona, 70 in melbourne, 70 towards ocala. temperatures are warming up around five to evens degrees warming, compared to yesterday at the same time because the coming up out of the southeast at about five to 10 miles per hour. humidity levels are higher. dew points are up. that tells me we're looking at temperatures not dropping off too much. live picture out across central florida with visit orlando tower cam, you can see the orlando eye right there, 70 degrees, lots of clouds, lots of haze with moisture. 76 was the high today. the normal high is 74. so rain developing overnight tonight. isolated storm is possible. not likely for everybody. there is also a slight risk of an isolated strong or severe storm. that will clear things out tomorrow. that will continue through the daytona 500 for the upcoming weekend. the timing is very g

orlando. melbourne, 76. right now in ocala, it is 82 degrees with winds from the south-southeast. other temperatures, 79 in the villages. 75 palm coast, daytona beach. 77 in sanford and melbourne. still 76 now. here's the wind support tonight coming from the east for the moment at 13. that kind of wind is way too stiff to let big time fog develop. what we're going to watch for big changes in the coming day is the pocket of low pressure that's cranking a big winter storm across the nation's interior, spraying thundershowers from cincinnati down to the gulf, when does it get to you? not so much tomorrow. but during the day on thursday. here's wednesday night at 10:00. that's tomorrow night, 10 p.m. a touch of cloud cover. we've had a good warm day. on thursday, by 11 a.m., the cold front is knocking on the door and the showers are rocking. meteorologist troy bridges will track that. i'll be here to watch it go into the afternoon. by thursday night, we're wrapping it up. lows tonight in the 60's all over. 66 in ocala. 67 in leesburg. 68 in titusville. and in orlando, 67. here's tomor

nice, running around 40 to 50%, and a live picture across metro orlando, this is gazing to the north towards i-4, 76 degrees and southeast wind now at 11 miles per hour. here's later on tonight, clouds thicken and there will be fog around first thing in the morning, 5:00 to 8:00 a.m. and nothing too bad and temperatures mainly upper 50s, to low 60s, because once again the humidity is on the rise and we need to bring the moisture back in and it makes it harder to get cooler at night. so, again a little warmer weather to come. showers, though for early in the week, again with the approaching cold front and sunny and dry as we'll cool things down the end of the week, too. 76 miami and 75 jacksonville, and here's the front. not much, right now, and elongated, stretched out, so, no threat of severe weather, along with this type of a setup. it will be light showers and looks like an area of low pressure will form to the north as we get into late tuesday an early wednesday and should reinforce the chance for the rain. tomorrow, plenty of sunshine early in the day and thickening clouds through the latter part of the morning and

weather radios are set they are going off in orange county, if you are watching in the orlando area, this is to the southeast of you, and this is where it's headed, this twisting action here, you see the reds and the greens that is where we have a bit of a twist right here in just about to move across the 5:20, in fact it would be moving across 5:20 out toward i 25, i don't want you on the roads, 520, delay any early morning deliveries you have, and i want you and your family in a safe spot, we don't need to be alarmed about this in a scary situation, i know it's dark outside, you have the kids upstairs in bed, i want them in a safe spot because your safety is our number one priority, this is where we have the twisting action, we are actually looking at some of the winds and some of the pixels here and we are seeing some decent winds, if this is producing a tornado we are talking about ef-0 potentially ef-1, looking 70, 80, 90 miles per hour with the winds, orange county, brevard county line, we've been checking in with the national weather service, but this is about to move in from >> here is what i'm seein

that, 60's in dallas, 70's down into texas and orlando and pretty much in the middle in asheville in the 40's. back here in the big picture in the southeast, satellite and radar showing clear conditions as high pressure is the dominant feature the next couple of days into the weekend too. good timing here, future cast model, this does a couple of things, it shows the lack of cloud cover and shows us temperatures. this is the clouds moving through at 6:00 p.m. notice no rain a a actually very little cloud cover until we hit saturday, an increase in the clouds. day sunday before our next system that will likely bring us rain monday and tuesday. let's enjoy this first. 51 degrees, average temperatures in the asheville area tonight. it will be clear and 28 degrees. what about greenville, middle 50's with mostly sunny skies. 33 degrees tonight in greenville. here's our seven-day forecast, it does indicate temperatures are back to the 60's for the weekend. a few showers late day sunday. scattered showers monday and tuesday. the chance for rain and snow on wednesday in the mountains but all rain in the upstate. >> there is a major recall this no

right now, temperatures across the southeast are on the cool side. 28 in at lan touchlite jacksonville 39. come a little close er to home, orlando at 52. 50 in melbourne and 50 in lees fairing. gainsvill in 47. neighboring tote note of the areas in the 40s. when you get into the forties with this kind of wind, that's but look, the village is 48-46 in ocala. but the wind speed is wicked. gusting at 17 miles per hour wind. right now in sanford, look at the real feel. already down to 42 the way it feels in ocala. and gainsvill. feels like 42 in palm coast. how does all this compare? real temperature wise, we're already 7 colder at this hour than we were last night at the same time. so we're going to wake up in the morning with a chilly situation in the cloud cover seems to be staying down to the south. the more these clouds peel away, the more we drop just like a rock before tomorrow morning. so, this is the way it goes for the rest of the week. windy conditions keep funneling in on the backside of the big cold front. stays dry and the cold air really sticks around. as mat just said, there's no end in sight until the weekend. it'll

disney world. >>> 6:47 am. >> a look at downtown orlando, you see clouds and at the surface not as bad as yesterday. 60 degrees windy -- winds out of e southeast at 6 miles an hour so fog and warm, your shorts, 60s, 70s to start, 69 clermont, palm coast and the hammock, 70, 71 ormonde by the see daytona beach port orange ponce inlet the warmth around, low 70s through brevard county and patchy fog sanford and lake mary, heathrow toward debary lake helen, you may see some fog this morning and scattered clouds. this is the next front we are watching to the west. it did bring severe weather to alabama yesterday and they were tornadoes and it will weakened some as it moves toward us the we will watch for tomorrow for the possibility of strong storms. thursday timeframe, more on that in a second. looking good, some clouds ms., 20 percent chance of a shower this afternoon. we will squeak into the 80s once again. dry today, good day to work outdoors green on the map later today, pop-up showers possible this afternoon and evening. my 9:00 showing ahead of the warm. you, we will watch rain and storms tomorrow afternoon turning sloppy rain and storms tom

southeast. there's a southerly component to all of the wind. 15-mile-an-hour wind right now in leesburg. 16 in sanford. 9 in orlando and a 7-mile-an-hour wind in cocoa beach. satellite and radar together, telling the story of this big low. look at that thing rage. already past dallas and houston but stomping new orleans right mississippi and alabama tonight. a wrap-around cold front rolls our way. between now and 11:00, nice little gentle run of some scattered showers. but tomorrow morning, first thing, as soon as you wake up, turn on the television set and check out troy. he'll be here at 5 a.m. tracking this stuff coming into the gulf coast. things have slowed down just a bit. by 10:00 in the morning, heaviest rain is just starting to arrive in the western side of the viewing area. by noon, from flagler county, volusia, seminole, lake and parts of orange county is where the heaviest storms will be. by 2:00, they're in osceola, western orange and 2:30, 3:00, they push east and by 4:00, they're gone. pivotal time is between 2, 2:30 or 3:00. excuse me. 10 and 2:30, 3:00 in the afternoon. then we're done. thursday is

southeast winds at a mile per hour. high atop the hyatt regency in orlando. we're in a wait-and-see. 63 toward i-drive. temperatures again 63, orlando, 64 leesburg. gainesville, palm coast, ocala, sitting pretty in the 50s. upper 50s, nice blend of sun and clouds, after you get out of the foggy scene and isolated p.m. shower. i think merely 10 or 20% of us that is it. i'll draw the line there and mainly over the far eastern side of the state, closer to the beach front. calm scene today, foggy to start things off, 60s going into the 70s, around the lower 80s mark. as we take you toward 3:00. should remain fairly dry, west of i-95. if you are golfing and blessing up the ocean view, while you are golfing, you could see a couple of isolated showers. big, big round of severe weather developing here. on the northern canopy, a snowy mess. from the suburbs of chicago and for us, slim chances for showers today. over the eastern side of the state. by late tonight and tomorrow we bring in another cold front. it will change our weather world. big time. as we get into wednesday, late in the day tomorrow and thursda

orlando. warming up and 70 georgetown and daytona beach winds out of the southeast keeping us on the the fog is gone watch for sprinkles possible heads up and brevard county a stray shower possibility and when chance less than 10 percent it 82 at noon mount dora, 84 and 73 at 6:00. future track, you can see a touch of green a chance through 6:00 and by tonight clouds build hearing and another round of fog will be possible by the time you get to tomorrow morning. tomorrow, drive through a good portion of the day and showers later in the day and thursday is when the next system arrives and possibility of stronger storms later thursday. in the 70s, gorgeous. water temperatures in the 60s seas 2-3 feet. 83 today sun and clouds and a stray chance of showers popping up 78 in deland, 80 leesburg and eustis, kissimmee touching 80 winter park orlando, conway 80s. mild for this time of year. usually in the low to mid 50s and mid-60s tonight. tomorrow, warmer, 84 degrees. near 80 near 82 the coast. five-day forecast, where the weekend is always in view on your screen, late in the day tomorrow a pop-up sho

orlando. you can see a little bit of haze on some of the lights out there. nothing like we saw yesterday at this time. southeast winds coming in at 6 miles an hour it is 68 degrees, a mild start near 70. it is 70 in ocala. 72 in melbourne. starting you out at 68 degrees at 7:00 with patchy fog but nothing like yesterday. through the day, just like yesterday, up to 84. today the record is 86. we are very close to the record. short sleeves in order. only a 20% chance for rain. one or two showers but nothing major. tomorrow that changes. we'll talk about the front that brings storms. first let's head over to amy in the napleton traffic center. her dog's name is boo. >> my dog's name is is boo. he would never attack you. as far as the morning drive goes, we are dry. this is a live look outside, i-95 southbound, cars moving away from you. northbound, one or two moving towards you. not a lot going on. still dark and early. traveling is fine. drive times fantastic, . 417 to downtown, only seven minutes. that's your check on traffic. back to you, bridgett and david? >> online scammers steal thousands of taxpayer money.

orlando, 64 in melbourne. mild once again. sunshine, our temperatures are yesterday. wind coming out of the south-southeast. 82 for the high in ocala. 83 in eustis and mount dora and 84 in claremont. 84 in winter park and saint cloud. 83. 78 daytona beach, 81 merritt island and 82 in palm bay. we have this warm air coming in today but what we are waiting for is our next cold front. this will be sliding in closer tomorrow. we will get a little rain tomorrow in the afternoon and overnight into thursday is when i expect several pockets of scattered showers and even some thunderstorms. once it slides on friday, we will get that cooler air and that will bring temperatures after being in the 80' s today and tomorrow we will get asked into the 60' s for friday and a couple more fronts will come return chance for scattered showers. ted: a crash on central florida parkway reported by florida highway patrol right off obt. there were powerlines struck by blocked. north to get around that. eastbound on the right side, roadwork between fairbanks and lee has cleared. that is no longer blocking. this is i-4 at state road