this has been a fox news saz extensive cloud cover from south florida all the way back in through western cuba and streaming out of the yucatan peninsula. that is still aiming our way. it could stick around over the next few days. as a matter of fact it looks like an area of low pressure may be developing in the south west gulf of mexico. so the model are still showing that we may dip into the mid 50's tonight but again watching key player tonight and enjoy tonight and even thursday morning. we start to warm-up as we go in through friday and the weekend. we'll have a lot more on this a little bit later on. >>>. >>> south florida man open for business and under attack. he was pistol whipped for his company's cash. he was beaten down but he wasn't out. camera caught him fighting back. alex is live for us at the scene of the story. he's in north miami this evening. alex? >>reporter: this man was so brutally beaten he remains home tonight recovering and surveillance camera from here inside the business shows us exactly w wt took place. first man walk ins to scope out cb wireless. moments later his

i show this earlier, look how wide out resume as the bahamas you see a touch of rain in western cuba. i don't have anything to track tonight. the fast moving cold front is passed the islands, national temperatures are on the way down. i show you how far down south the cold air is invading 45 atlanta, 23 nashville myrtle beach 36 46 jacksonville, 52 tampa 44 in pensacola. daytona beach you are 49 degrees with a real feel of 47 that light wind coming from the northwest at five. when we drop into the 40s the windchill kicks in melbourne it is 50, six miles per hour factors and 50. other temperatures 45 ocala, 48 the villages, 41 in gainesville, 49 daytona beach new smyrna is 52 and 57 in cocoa beach and 50 melbourne. satellite and radar we were pinpointing storms earlier. away. without the cloud cover to act as a blanket to offer us we are holding onto what little heat we gathered today. wind speed has calmed significantly we are down 5 to 10 miles per hour at most of our reporting station so nine miles per hour wind in leesburg, six gainesville, eight sanford and orlando strongest when

and in cuba's capital of havana on the western side, severe flooding is letters a concern. last week's wind and rain forced water to seep over the mal cohn and into the streets. more rain is expected tomorrow. >> laurie: a man accused of an armed robbery at a mobile gas station in pembroke pines earlier today, he is behind bars tonight. police say jesus crespo walked in this gas station, showed the clerk a hand gunnar, took cash from the register and then took off. officers used a k-9 to track dodo crespo 400 feet from the crime scene and now he's under arrest. >>> coming up on five minutes out there on this tuesday night so let's get cut off withh traffic reporter jenise fernandez. >> jenise: it's been a busy afternoon. here's a look another i-95 northbound. this is the view from northwest 135th street but there is an accident a bit further up right around northwest 151st street but we are seeing those delays all along i-95 northbound. as we zoom on in to our maps that accident again northwe 151st street. speeds are at 21 miles per hour. let's take you to the palmetto expr

western new york. with shifting relations between the u.s. and cuba, some fear an end to the cuban adjustment act that fast tracks immigration. >>> the father of an accused drunker is thanking his lucky stars. >> he is thanking oscar-winning actor jamie foxx. police claim a 32-year-old man lost control of his car and overturned the vehicle in front of jamie foxx's mansion. the car burst into flames but foxx ran out and pulled the man out of the car. >> getting him out and i said, you got to help me get you out. i said, you got angels around you. is the driver the of foxx in tears. his home to watch video. >>> 8 is on your side with a new health craze bubbling up to the top this year. it's called fat water. now people are adding it to their water. >> reporter: word on the health benefitsover stocking up on water and drinking plenty of it is always floating around but it's a thing. how does it make you feel? >> well, it tastes really good for one thing. and it gives you fuel for the brain for the day. just wakes you up. it's not a stimulant like a coffe

the western atlantic, gulf of mexico, we looking at a chance of cuba in the floridas, and bahamas.hat does that tell you about what is happening with the temperatures? >> we see heating of the pacific ojs, the indian, the atlantic ocean. the amount of heat held in the oceans is huge. and it's something that has been growing continuously. >> as the oceans temperature rises, it's taking less and less to tip the earth's coral reefs over the edge. >> this is only the third time that we have seen what looks like a global event. >> the third time ever. >> the third time ever. >> by around the mid part of the century, as much as 90% of the world's coral reefs may be seeing the temperatures that can year. >> can they recover? no. >> aitken had a glimpse into a possible future when he cove to inspect a coral reef in 2010. >> if there is anything that i could wipe from my memory, it's what that reef looked like. you see coral, and it's white. everything is white all over. got down looking at the reef, watching the fish. the fish were stunned. some of the corals were dying at that point. the

cuba, and we will find out everything they need to know. >> we cannot do this and unilaterally. >> we have to have a coalition not just of people in the western part of the world. we need the egyptians. we need the jordanians. we need the gulf states. >> we need to shut off the supply routes and send in our special ops at 2:00 and attack , them everywhere they go, they should be running all the time plan attacks against us. >> you cannot give hillary clinton a third term of barack obama's leadership. >> still buzzing. governor haley and her state of the union response. donald trump was asked about her "angriest voices" comment during and after the debate, >> well i think she's right, i , am angry. i'm angry and a lot of other people are angry too at how imcompetently this country is being run. >> the following day, on friday, governor haley was back to business in columbia as she released her state spending budget for the upcoming year. she also addressed her inclusion in the debate. >> i would have preferred not being part of the debate -- i'm not running for president and , have no desire to, so i would've preferred that not be a part of it

partnership agreement, and we've opened up kind of lines with cuba that have really changed our role and our relationships with the western, he'll certainly talk about that as well as the steps we all took with a number of countries over the course of the last couple years to prevent iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. those are achievements that the united states should be proud of, he's proud of, and we want to build on those moving forward. >> because there could be a negative reaction from at least the republicans as some of those democrats who voted against the iran deal. is there any consideration of that? because i don't know if there will be any booing or murmuring or anything along those lines. i'm sure members of congress and senate will be respectful of the president, but i assume you're bracing, maybe, for some of that. >> well, wolf, i think there are certainly issues -- the president will talk a little bit about the rancor in this country. and you know, it's certainly beyond this issue. but the fact that we need to disagree without being disagreeable, that we need to find ways to address some of the big ch

cuba rue night. but -- right now. but tomorrow's rain and storms, that's all due to the area of low pressure that's just starting to develop in the western gulf but it's going to work its way across the gulf pretty quickly. and give us that chance for rain heavy at times tomorrow starting early in the day. we may even see some severe or an isolated severe storm. that's coming up in the next full forecast. right now though we are looking really quiet today and temperatures are in the low to mid-50s right now. and we're going to top out in the mid 60s. again, a lot of cloud cover. and we've got this warm moist flow of air that's going to start to work its way in later on today and into tonight. and that's setting the stage for some heavier rain tomorrow and again that chance for storms throughout the first half of the ditheist. and the timing of it could change a little bet so again i'll have more on that coming up. but then saturday is our in- between day with pretty quiet and sunday our next front quickly rolls through. giving us some cooler air and a chance for rain. especially in the first part of the day. but that cooler air is going

western hemisphere. how pessimistic or optimistic are you about brazil being able to avoid that and if -- what will that mean? i know cuba, how do you assess the progress so far? do you expect any major legislation this year on cuba? thank you. tom: cuba, the progress, we have to say it's very significant considering for more than 50 years, we didn't do anything. and we are very supportive of the rational kinds of things that are being done on both sides with absolute understanding that there's still significant activities it must be dealt with. but it appears that temb's going to keep talking and i believe that will go right through any presidential administration. on the matter of the hemisphere, i mean, obviously, you know, when you look at brazil and argentina who are struggling, brazil, particularly, when you the at venezuela and changes there, we'll see how they play out. it's going on right now. i believe it's an area and i could go on and name other places. some just quiet. and it's very important to the united states. this is an extraordinary important trading relationship. it's a very important geo political re

western hemisphere. how optimistic or pessimistic are you being able to avoid that, what would that mean? how do you assess the progress so far? i am not >> in cuba a process we have to say is very significant in during more than 50 years we didn't do anything. we are very supportive of the rational kinds of things being done on both sides with absolute understanding there is still significant neck dignities that must be dealt with. but it appears everybody is going to keep talking and i believe that will go right through an e-mail -- and a new presidential administration. on the hemisphere, obviously, you know, when you look at brazil and argentina who are struggling, brazil particularly, when you look in venezuela and the changes they are we'll see how they play out. it is going on right now. i believe it is an area and i could go on a name other places, an area that is quiet and is very important in the united states. this is an extraordinarily trading relationship. it's a very important geopolitical relationship and the chamber is putting extraordinary resources and time into it. we think it is very important. >> katy o'donnell, "politico." a