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tony allen goes in alone for the one-handed slam and the to go. the score right now 99 memphis to the knicks 92. new england patriots are going to their fifth straight afc championship game thanks to the outstanding play of gronkowski who wasn't going to play tonight due to injuries but when the passes of the kansas city chiefs it was all -- the pack stick they bought down the field and every driver and tom brady hit gronkowski for an eight-yard touchdown pass jumping to a 7-0 lead. in the third quarter of the chiefs turnover the patriots again go down the field. brady this time hitting gronkowski with a 16-yard touchdown pass and the patriots beat the chiefs 27-20 advancing to next week's afc champion game against the winner of tomorrow's pittsburgh in per. hockey action this afternoon the rangers and philadelphia along with their moms and made a special row chip together with their sons and they got to see matt zucarello, begin a the rangers loved it and so did their moms. the rangers beat the flyers 3-2. that's a look at sports. it's looks calm

and 7 at allen tony and redding. a cold morning. and not much of a warm-up during the day, but we will see bright sunshine, 23 degrees at 7:00. winds at 17 miles per hour. that's at 10:00 this morning. but a few degrees warmer at 1:00 this afternoon. .neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. right now, jessica with your first alert traffic. >> staing out around the garden state parkway just north of the cape may toll plaza, not a lot of cars out there. but you can see, roadways are dry, so that's what we're watching out for today. in beltville, tennis road is closed with the earlier accident seep. as for 422, this is around tripper road. you can see eastbound that drive time hasn't increased at all. eastbound lanes are right in there headed towards the schuylkill. and no active issues on 422. >>> bitter cold, strong winds and a few icy spots. that's what you can expect as you head out the door this morning. matt is live for us right now heading to pottstown. matt, tell us how the conditions are. >> jessica

and allen has more on this. >> tony, tough to tell what's going to happen now that the acknowledged leaders of the federal take over are in custody, and facing federal charges, it's tough to say what's going to happen with the if you remaining hold outside at the wildlife refuge. a few left overnight, and others elected to say. and that part of the situation is not wrapped up. here's what we know. am not bummedy and ryan bundy and others were in federal court today. seven people in total arrested in or near burns, oregon yesterday. all of them facing felony charges for impeding federal officers. that is a felony charge, and they have been arraigned in federal court in portland. another man, john, who was at the refuge from the beginning gave himself up in arizona. so a total of eight have been arrested and are facing charges. we heard from the fbi about what went down yesterday and the situation as they see it. here are comments from a press conference from early this morning from the fbi. >> there are still people illegally occupying mire refuge at this point. i will say that the armed occ

allen schauffler is live for us in burns, oregon, and having said that, allen, what is really at stake here? >> reporter: well, tony, what's at stake in the short-term is public safety and what is at stake in the broader term, land management in the country and especially here in the west. at the occupied federal offices, trucks rolled in and out this morning. the group which took over the facility, seeing that as an indication of community support. >> we appreciate the advice that the community members have given us about how to reach out and how to share our message, so that other community members will know that we're not about fear, we're not about force. we're not about intimidation. >> but nearby burns is a town split by the protest. you'll find signs of opposition posted in places, and many say that the cause may be important. but the tactics are wrong. jake mesa came to the protest monday night to get answers, worried about what the long-range plans are, and what could happen here. >> we're not comfortable with a widespread invitation of militia unvetted coming here to our community, where we really have no

allen chapel ame. a worship service was held at the greater friendship baptist church. tony: a pretty day all across central florida. a little brisk, and now it is a downright cold tonight. 50 in town. a cold night, no doubt about that. we' ll start with one of our viewers sending a photo. favorite pictures. on the water. that is pretty. as you get to the big story with these palm coast, ocala, and the villages, flagler, marion, sumter in the freeze watch. a lot of clouds overhead. definitely slowing the fall of two bridges orlando south. dinner clubs it north, still a risk for some freezing temperatures were a very short time. especially north and west as silver springs. temperatures holding steady over the last hour. low 40' s, still 43 groveland. upper 40' s junior 50' s. we had from oviedo 240. 48 and 46 toward the south. 48, port st. john. melbourne beach, 57. looking at forecast, jackets needed in town. sunup, 7:18 a.m. slow warm-up begins at 8:00. 40 degrees. neighborhood lows for those of you getting up at 7:00 and heading out, 32, salt springs, 30 to ocala above fre

tony and grammy award brain parker. the book of mormon runs through february 7th. >>> topping the buzz, miley cyrus returning to television. the former hannah montana set to star in a six-part episode woody allens writing and directing for amazon. not much is known yet except that it is set in the '60s. >>> and seeking merchandise battery charges of a woman's complaint about a new year's casino resort. she accused brown of hitting her and taking her cellphone when tried to snap photo during a private party. the singer won't beharged due to lack of evidence. >>> and hollywood stars stepping up for flint. they're sending bottled water sent to the city plagued by lead water. they invested in bottle company pledging one million bottles. the first five cases are already on the way. florida. >> and we're coming right back. >> ashley: that will do it for today in floda at 8. i'm ashley jones. >> christine: and i'm christine cruz.

tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. i love that smell! >>> when a tech entrepreneur wanted to turn his efforts to the nonprofit world, he created a nonprofit. allen martin shows us how this week's jefferson award winner has brought giving back "full circle." >> reporter: josh becker had a law degree and mba from stanford, a career in venture capital and tech startups, but wanted to focus on what he really cares about. >> i'm passionate about issues like education, the environment, closing the income gap. and what i realized over time was a lot of my peers were passionate about those issues, too. >> reporter: but he says they didn't know how to help. >> i thought if we could bring these people together and really bring a community -- build a community of engagement where we would pool together our time and money and social networks, that together we could do so much more. >> that's good. >> reporter: 15 years ago, josh started "full circle fund." he found nonprofit organizations that needed help, then recruited people and companies he knew wanted to help. and he began matching grant money and volunteers with expertise to the nonprofits in need. >>

meredith: allen says other casselberry businesses contribute to the cause, so a maximum number of people can be helped. summer: this is just in time, because temperatures will be below freezing. tony: this is for many hours tonight, especially northwest of i-40. there is going to be some patchy fog tonight. this will be the coldest morning of the season. we have no clouds and we have little wind. that is going to be the perfect recipe for some very cold air, the coldest air of the season. look at the shot of daytona 52 degrees. in comparison to our folks up north, in the lower temperatures. crystal clear skies through all of central florida. belleview, middle upper 50' s. downtown orlando , low in the mid-50' s. even back toward the coast, 49, palm coast. 50, flagler beach. 55, melbourne beach. the story tonight, look how drive the air is. it is much drier than yesterday. light wind and no cloud cover it' s to lock in the heat. look at the drop. 54 down to 45 by 9:00 in the evening. beach, 50 down to 43 by 9:00. overall, this is one of our coldest setups we could have with that cold dome of high-pressure building and across north florida. 28, ocala. right around freezing in paisle