re floridians almost our inn tire lives - - but they' re glad they don' t have to deal with snow but one teacher put her pledge for a snow day through song. her rendition of a nadele hit coming up - - adele hit coming up. and of course, adele huge success. >> dan: she doesn' t call much more anymore. >> justin: doesn' t call now? >> dan: no. we had the fog and saw a spot of sunshine and warmed it up and then it rained last night and some areas like orlando about .22 of an inch of rain and the much needed rain keeping forest fires down. now here comes the drama. we' ll change the temperatures. not today so much. however you are going to notice some big- time changes. that' s going to be in the form of a win. wind is going to pick up this afternoon and push through and i think 10, 20 mph and gusts up to 25 mph. we' re not totally done with the rain. it' s still lingering in the st. it continues to transverse across the state, it could brush by areas like that and by noontime i' m done. and it' s a fifth of an inch of rain. here' s those showers. trying to flush them all out and get them out of here soon enough. but because we have fog yesterday, i want to take a look at that problem today. some limited visibility with the moisture in the air and fog is not a problem. these are the temperatures riding out. these are not going to change that much. by noontime you could still have the same temperatures and for the afternoon about 72 and the temperatures drop like a rock tonight, justin. >> justin: danny, thanks so much. you can get all the latest weather alerts sent to the spart phone and tablet by downloading the free app. just search wkmg in the app now to the break powerball news. no ticket matched all 6 powerball numbers in last night' s historic drawing for the 949.8 million dollar jackpot. that means the next drawing is estimated at, get this, 1.3 billion dollars. the odds of winning last night' s drawing were 1 in 292.2 million and the numbers drawn were 32- 16- 19- 57- 34 and the powerball was 13. and leading up to that historical drawing it was powerball pandemonium across central florida. all yesterday it was a frenzy at stores. lots lining up to get those powerball tickets. amanda castro spoke to powerball hopefuls trying their luck. >> $10. >> reporter: it' s america' s game. >> it' s just a frenzy. >> reporter: and everyone wants to win. >> lucky and got the winning ticket. powerball jackpot in history. powerball hoepfuls packed the semoran quick mart choosing quick picks or their own lucky numbers and each thinking they have the winning combination. how many tickets did you get between the 4 of you? >> 62. >> let' s hope! >> reporter: a little hope and a lot of luck. the chance of winning the jackpot? 1 in 292 million. despite the odds, everyone dreaming of what they would do if they won the money. >> got to get up. i have 4 kids. i' d set my kids up and retire. >> if we win our church would really love us because we do something nice for them. >> reporter: and everyone checking their tickets and hoping their numbers match. turning those dreams into reality. >> justin: and of course you can expect more powerball frenzy prior to the next drawing which is wednesday night. southwest florida. an ef- 2 tornado blows through southwest florida bringing heavy rain and winds and causing damage across lee county. police say it touches down in cape coral. nearly 100,000 people were without power at one point and the storm damage was widespread including downed power liance, shattered windows and tore roofs off of homes. rescuers search door to door for survivors. >> i don' t know where i' m going to live or how to get my stuff out and have the money to do it. i don' t know where to put my daughter, the dog, the cat. what do you do? >> justin: luckily no serious injuries or deaths have been reported. the american red cross is now providing to those who need assistance. this morning in volusia county a man wanted in a sexual battery case is behind bars and expected to face a judge today. we' re told williamson turned himself in at the volusia county jail just before 7:00 last night. investigators say williamson sex with him 3 times over the past week. police arrested dalia hill in connection with the rapes. they say she was there all 3 times. investigators say williamson is facing multiple counts of sexual battery. right now we' re still working to find out more information as to what williamson is saying about the allegations. a man was hurt after a small plane crashed near gator air field and groveland. we learned the plane was doing touch and goes when the engine area started to smoke. the plane then crashed shortly after. the pilot was flown to an orlando hospital with non- life threatening injuries. in brevard county a kayaker found safe by rescuers aftery he disappeared saturday afternoon. the coast guard says vincent last spoke to his wife around 4:00 before taking off from the biolab boat ramp in titusville. he said that his engine had they searched the area and after some time the boater found him okay. this morning the volusia county animal control is still searching for the pit ball they say bit a toddler on the head. deputies tell us the 19- month- old had to be air lifted from the home on commerce road and deleon springs. the family says the boy didn' t do anything to provoke the dog. animal control says the family has been feeding the homeless dog for about a month and often roams the neighborhood. neighbors have been warned to look out for it. a crime tracker alert now. rutledge police are still searching for an armed bank robber. a man wearing all black and a ski mask ran into the space coast credit union on friday, showed a gun and demanded cash from the teller. security cameras captured images of the suspect. we' re told he took off in a white getaway car. if you have any information about who this is, call police. this weekend police departments from all across community by serving together over coffee. it was handshakes and conversations at the mcdonald' s in apopka for coffee with a cup on saturday. the apopka pee dee was one of dozens across central florida that took part in the event. the restaurant gave out free coffee to those who showed up. the apopka police chief says this type of event is more important than ever. >> there are a lot of paradigm shifts going on in law enforcement these days and animosity between the commutities and we want to make sure we don' t have that in the city of apopka and the residents of apopka and we want to have a good working relationship with them. >> reporter: organizers say saturday' s event was such a great success, there are already plans in the works to put on another one. time now 6:08 this sunday morning and check back in with danny treanor. danny? >> dan: looks like some changes. saying you' re tired of the heat and want to wear some of the clothing you got for christmas? s deal with a couple of showers. looking at rain lingering over tampa bay and wants to skirt this way and got to push it on out into the atlantic ocean. i think we' re done with it by noon time. but then it' s replaced with gusting winds. some of those wind gusts today could be up to 25 mph. you can see the rain lingering over south florida and back here cooler air. clearer skies. that will be pushing into our weather picture and it' s going to hang around for about 3 days. next mention of rain is down about thursday and in the meantime we' re going to try to bring the chill in here and might even be talking about a touch of frost up around the gainesville area today. these temperatures 68 . we' re probably going to only top out at 72. >> justin: danny, thanks so much. ahead an annual event with a spicy kick. how this chili cookoff is helping curb crime in central florida. and the latest on the affluenza teen' s mother. what she told her husband moments before she and her son and he' s set to be extradited but it looks like el choppo won' t return to the u.s. any time soon. what we learned about the days leading up to his capture coming up next. welcome aboard my starship. ahoy, mateys! it's full of things i love... like me brave crew... and my fellow space adventures and free of things i don't. like aliens. just like eye patches. and when it's time to refuel, i eat chex cereal. it's full of stuff we pirates need. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. excelsior! eat up, me hearties! keep it down! i'm exploring the galaxy. arrrr, that's not even >> justin: welcome back. guzman is expected to be extradited to the united states where authorities say he faces drug trafficking charges connected to his cartel. while on the run for the past 6 months, the drug lord didn' t exactly keep himself hid know. reportedly he met with actor sean penn for several hours in a secret meeting in october. then in the rolling stone and in the article penn describes the complicated measures he took to meet the drug lord. they apparently discussed topics ranging from drug trafficking to middle east politics. in the meantime officials say guzman won' t be back in the united states any time soon. >> don' t want to go through this embarrassment again. they also know that choppo said in the past the worst is to be extradited to the united states. >> they say choppo' with penn led them it him. jewelry store robberies across five different states including florida. security stores in georgia captured one. the bandits stole millions of dollars worth of diamonds and high- end watches. 3 suspects in all. police say they acted like any other customer, asking to see watch until she pulled out a gun and forced the employee to the back room. agents say they knew all about what they' re doing. >> i believe they' re in the industry and bringing them to the larger city like new york where the theft rings operate from. >> justin: authorities are still searching for the other suspects in this case. now to developments on the arrest of the so- called texas affluenza mom in mexico. an arrest affidavit says tonya couch withdrew $30,000 from her bank account and told her husband he wouldn' t see her or their son again. this was before the pair fled to mexico. helping her son leave the country to avoid a probation hearing that may have led to jail time for him. tonya couch faces a charge of hindering the apprehension of a felon. she did not enter a formal plea during her arraignment friday in fort worth. she' s being held on a one million dollar bond. deep pocketed buyers could soon bellbid millions on the playboy mansion. tmz reports the 6- acre estate in los angeles will be put up for sale within a month. asking price? a cool $200 million. there are a couple of catches, though. whoever buys it will also have to room with 89- year- old hef. >> what? >> reporter: and his bedroom is tours. some cooks across central florida turned up the heat this weekend all for a chili cookoff. >> local police officers with the crime line cookoff and the event hoping to fight crime by raising money for the crime line. tom sorrells is out there as a judge and been doing this for the past several years. >> and then chilly 50 today and the competition is tight. after awhile some of them do run together. they give you like sher bert to clear your pal the and some water and you dive right back in. it' s fun! >> justin: officers from all over central florida put their skills to the test. in the motorcycle challenge riders had to maneuver through the orange cones to beat the best time. check this out. when some fort worth kids were asked to solve a problem with an invention, you get gems like this. how about a device that helps you pour the perfect bowl of cereal or a mirror that gives you compliments every time you take a peek? all competing for the $250 prize. money at the invention convention and maybe the start of something more. i like the mirror trick. out! for sure. i need all the compliments i can get. >> dan: low on self- esteem? >> justin: low self- esteem right now. >> dan: probably has something to do with what time of day it is. >> justin: also has something to do with the weather yesterday. the weather was bringing me down to be honest with you. >> dan: yesterday was a mixed bag. we had the fall morning and lingered great and then broke it up a little bit. warmed up and got steamy and then rain and that is going to produce more and this is the boofp pool sent this in and saw what it was like with the water temp around daytona beach at 62 and that' s a bit chilly. here' s the weather story. you have a couple more in the ray darin just a second and then start kicking in the wind and gusts up to 25 mph. that can be problematic and temperatures drop tonight into the 40s. and the temperatures up around gainesville and going to be in the 30s. not low 30s but 30s. you know. fog. because we had it yesterday. just want to monitor and check it out. most of it is up high. you don' t want to be interfered with as you drive around. on the radar right now some showers over here on the west side of the state. they want to come this way and so doing they could pass over parts of osceola county and brevard county not out of the picture yet. i say by noontime though, it' s done. it' s all over. right now, though, temperatureses are muggy. if you go out right now, this is just about the same temperature we' noontime today. the winds to more of a northerly direction. that will help bring in some cooler temperatures that will start to take hold tonight, really. at 10 a.m. it' seral clear and look at this. starting to get clear skies moving in from the north here and break off that cloud cover and then, of course, starting to talk about some cooler temperatures. don' t forget those wind gusts. that' s going to be a bit of a problem today. chilly weather to the north of us. here' s the northwest wind and get windy. the rip current risk is high. we' re going to have some clear skies this afternoon. and going to hang on to that for about 3 days. here' s the way the temperatures go. hour by hour and by noontime up to 68 and it is the same and once the sun goes down soat this time temperature. leesburg tonight, check it out. ocala 38 . the villages 40. 44 in orlando. 52 in cocoa. 49 , the overnight low, in melbourne. now here' s the story you want to pay attention to. today not so bad except for the windy conditions. temperatures drop like a rock tonight. tomorrow 63 is the high temperature and then it' s down to 45. that might be our coolest night and that might produce a little touch of frost. particularly up around marion county. rain returns to the foxer on thursday. >> justin: ahead this morning we' re talking bills people got after they thought they paid in full. the 3- steps you can attack to fight back and it could save you big in the long run. that' s next. as we head to break the look at last night' >> it' s one of the most common complaints we get. outrageous medical bills catching people by surprise. you think you' re covered and suddenly end up with a massive bill you can' t pay. fought back and slashed an $8500 bill to just about $300. >> reporter: for sherry and her husband ray, medication is part of the morning ritual. >> this is the pill for $1300 a month. >> reporter: for 18 years ray risked his life as a fire fighter battling flames, climbing ladders and carrying injured victims until his body gave in. >> it was probably well over 450 pounds and felt my back pop and that was there. >> reporter: now on a fixed income, you' d think ray had battled enough. but no. >> this is the bill for the anesthesia. >> reporter: early this year ray had knee surgery. he went to an in- network doctor and an in- network hospital. and they paid what they owed to their insurance company. that should have been it. but suddenly - - >> we get a bill from the anesthesiologist and it' s close to $9,000. t be for real. >> reporter: even though has surgeon and the hospital were in network, the anesthesiologist was not. ray and sherry had just entered the brutal world of balanced billing where doctors, hospitals and labs that don' t have contracts with health plans charge huge fees to balance out what they can' t collect from insurance. sherry followed 3 steps to fight back. step 1. she contacted her insurance company. >> and i was informed it was processed correctly based on the plan that we had. >> reporter: step 2. she contacted the out of network anesthesiologist that sent them this bill to negotiate the charges. >> and they said no. basically we would have to contact the billing service for the anesthesiologist. >> reporter: step 3. she contacted the doctor' s billing service. she laid out step by step how she followed every rule in her plan and had carefully chosen an in- network doctor and in- network hospital. mailed her and told her, you know, i felt that this was an outrageous amount of money. we shouldn' t have to pay that since we went to the in- network doctor and in- network facility. >> reporter: 5 months and several epails later the bill for $8500 was reduced to just $335. a savings of $8,165. so how does she feel now? >> elated! very excited. >> justin: that was lisa bell reporting. time now 6:26. let' s check back in with danny treanor. he has today' s forecast. >> dan: i have cooler temperatures for you but wind, too. it could kick up to 25 mph today. that is going to be a bit of a problem. along the coast, if you want to jump into the water, it' s a bit chilly around daytona beach with water temperatures around 70 and down around cocoa beach. this is the big story for tonight. we' re finally going to get some cooler weather returning to central florida. temperatures are going to drop to the 40s but check this out around ocala and 38 . and you know what else? this will stick around for awhile. the chill is on tap for at least the next 3 days. and then the rain comes back on thursday! >> justin: still ahead. a pilot rushed to the hospital after his plane crashed. what led up to the scare coming up. and the tornado touches down in southwest florida. still ahead we' ll have the look at the damage left behind. plus no winner for the $900 million dollar powerball jackpot. how high did that jackpot jump? look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from mmmm, yoplait. >> justin: welcome back to the morning news. it' s 6:29 this sunday morning. before woo update the - - we update the news. dan trainor is here with the - - danny treanor is here with the forecast. >> reporter: everyone is talking about the powerball. >> justin: that' s true. >> justin: but the florida lotto rolled over, too. we have some changes. here. a different something to look i' m going to change this. now notice i want you to notice 18! i just want to you stop and appreciate where you are and what' s going on in your life and this should help just a little bit. up in maine, it' s 37. orlando sitting around 69 and the radar, we got a little bit of rain. it' here around polk county and it' s coming up i- 4. just south of i- 4. that means it could move through intercession city or campbell or something like that. keep that in mind if you' re headed out and about. it could get over to brevard county, too. that' s a something- something. more showers out there. but i think we' re done by about noon time and then get ready for a small warming trend. because right now we' re at 68- 69 and only going to top out at 72 as far as the top temperature goes for today. and as i said, right now, it' s still already warm and it' s still a lot of moisture in the air, too. you will see a low cloud ceiling when you go outside. now the big deal is what' s going to happen after we deal with these temperatures. it' s 68. didn' t do anything in 4 hours. then we start to go into the afternoon and the winds pick up goes down and no mention of rain but look at the temperature and eventually down to about 44 . >> justin: now to breaking powerball news. no one matched all numbers and so now the jackpot stands at 1.3 billion dollars. the odds of winning were 1 in 292.2 million. and the numbers drawn were 32- 16- 19- 57- 34 and the powerball was 13. and leading up to that historical drawing, it was powerball pandemonium across central florida. all yesterday it was a frenzy at stores. lots of people lined up to get those powerball tickets. news 6 reporter amanda castro spoke to powerball hopefuls to try their luck. >> $10. >> reporter: it' s america' s game. >> it' s just a frenzy. >> reporter: and everyone wants to win. >> real lucky. like i got the winning ticket. >> reporter: to claim the $900 the biggest in u.s. history. >> it' s a lot of mon. >> reporter: powerball hopefuls packed the semoran food mart paying for quick picks or choosing their own lucky numbers. each one thinking they' ve got the winning combination. how many do you have between the 4 of you? >> 62. >> maybe this was it. >> reporter: a lot of hope and a little luck. the chance of winning the jackpot 1 in 292 million. despite the odds, everyone dreaming of what they would do if they won the pony. >> quit my job first. move out of town. it' s cold in chicago right now. blizzard. >> i got 4 kids. i' d set my kids up and retire. >> if we win our church would really love us because, you know, we' ll do something nice for them, too. >> reporter: everyone checking their tickets and hoping their numbers match. turning those dreams into reality. >> i got it right here. >> justin: and, of course, you can expect to see more powerball frenzy prior to the more breaking news now. an ef2 tornado hit southwest florida bringing heavy rain and winds and causing damage across lee county. police say that tornado touched down in cape coral. nearly 100,000 people were without power at one point. and storm damage was widespread including downed power lines and roofs torn off homes. rescuers searched door to door for survivors. >> i don' t know where i' m going to live or how to get my stuff out. i have no money to do it. i don' t know where to put my daughter, my dog, my cat. what do you do? >> justin: now the good news here. no serious injuries or deaths have been reported. the american red cross is providing to those who need assistance. this morning in volusia county a man wanted in a sexual battery case is behind bars and expected to face the judge today. he turned hemz in just before 7:00 last night at the volusia conty jail. have sex with him 3 times over the last week. police already arrested this woman, daria hill, in connection with the rapes. they say she was there all 3 times. investigators say williamson faces multieple counts of sexual battery. right now working to learn what williamson is saying about the allegations. in lake county one person is hurt after the small plane crash in groveland. these are photos from the scene. we learn the plane is doing touch and goes when the engine area started to smoke. the plane then crashed shortly after. the pilot was flown to the orlando hospital with non- live threatening injuries. animal control is still searching for the pit bull that head. month- old had to be air lifted from his home on commerce avenue in deleon we' re told the family was playing outside when the pit bull bit the boy and the family told police the boy didn' t do anything to provoke the dog. has been feeding the homeless dog for about a month and it often roams the neighborhood. neighbors have been warned to look out for it. a crime tracker alert. rockledge police are searching for the armed bank robber. they say a man wearing all black and a ski mask ran into the space coast credit union on friday, showed a gun and demanded cash from the teller. security cameras captured images of that suspect. we' re told he took off in a white getaway car. if you have any information police. in osceola county working to find out more information after an 82- year- old died from driving his truck into a pond. the crash happened at neptune in kissimee. florida highway patrol tells us the man drove onto the shoulder across the sidewalk, down a grassy enbankment and then into the retention pond. went under. re told. drove off the road and working to identify the man. this weekend police departments from all across florida ease tensions with the community by serving together over coffee. handshakes and conversations at the mcdonald' s in apopka for coffee with a cup on saturday. the apopka pd is one of dozens of departments across central florida tatook part in the event. the restaurant gave out free coffee to those who showed autopsy. the police chief this hases type of event is more important than ever. >> a lot of paradigm shifts in law enforcement these days and a lot of animosity between the communities and everything and i want to make sure we don' t have that in the city of apopka. i want to make sure we' re intertwined with the city and the residents of apopka and we have a good working relationship with them. >> reporter: organizers say saturday' s event is such a great success there are already plans in the works to put on another one. let' s get back to danny treanor. he has the forecast to plan the day. >> dan: i' m glad you didn' t do s too stereotype. are you looking for changes in the weather? saying i got clothes at christmas i need to wear? come on every! i got something for you. first of all there are showers that are - - let me step out of the way, right there. those rain showers are coming this way so may brush across southern osceola and into brevard county and then they re done. but then in comes a lot of blustery conditions for this afternoon. here' s some of the lingering showers. here' s the clearing skies up to the north. they' re going to infiltrate today and there is another cool blustery. s the big deal. temperatures right now are not only going up maybe 3 from where we are right now. we' ll take some of the humidity that' s because of all the winds that push in. hour by hour as we go through the day you' ll see the winds gust up to 25 mph and the the sun goes down! we' re going to end up around 44 overnight. >> justin: thanks, danny. the dietary guidelines tell us what to eat but see why they' re already hammered by critics. next plus - - >> reporter: john wall and the washington wizards strike. i' m jamie seh. i' ll have highlights from the amway center coming up. >> justin: results for orange city, winter garden and look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from >> justin: welcome back. dietary guidelines are already being criticized. it affects everything from food labeling to the national school here' s anna warner from new york. vegetables, less sugar and limited saturated fat. those are the key dietary government. but new york university professor of nutrition says there' s something missing in the mentaling message. - - in the message. you say the junk food why? >> they have no direct messaging in the dietary guidelines that says don' t eat junk food or processed meat and don' t drink sodas. saying don' t drink soda, she points out the guidelines say less than 10% of calories should come from added sugars. they say less than 10% of your diet should come from saturated fats. >> the industry does not want the american government saying eat less meat. that' s unamerican! >> these are multibillion dollar industries. >> reporter: the president of the non- profit physicians committee for responsible medicine which is suing the government. claiming the egg industry used its influence to try to weaken warnings about cholesterol. the new guedlines dropped recommended limits but still - guidelines recommended limits but still eat as little as possible. >> and it is put on the committee to decide whether that' >> they say it' s robust and transparent and the new guidelines reflect advancements in scientific understanding about healthy eating choices and outcomes over a lifetime. anna warner, cbs news, new york. >> justin: some turned up the weekend for the chili cookoff. local police officers swarm the seminole harley davidson for the 10th annual crime line chili cook off. line. our chief meteorologist tom he' s been doing this for the past 7 years. >> i had to judge more than 50 chilis today. after awhile some do run together. they give you sherbert to clear your pallet and some water and dive back in. it' s fun! >> justin: officers from all over central florida put their skills to the test in the motorcycle challenge, too. they had to maneuver through the orange cones to try to beat the best time but it looked like the weather held off about there for the nice chili cookoff today. today is changing rapidly. >> the problem is it' s not that trust me on this! >> justin: steer clear! >> dan: today is going to be an interesting day. yesterday was fairly interesting and at the flea market and enjoyed that and and let' s going to happen. as far as the rain goes a touch of it out there right now. i don' t think it' s a major issue. had all the fog? this is kind of what it looked like at the beaches yesterday. this is new smyrna beach and we have that person that sends us pictures all the time at the beach and bicycling and thought you' d enjoy that with the nice break in the day. talk about what' s going to happen today. today we show the radar and move that out of here and then start to bring out clearer skies but the sun never really takes over and pushes the temperature too much. we have windy conditions with once the sun goes down, the temperatures start dropping. and it is 40 and maybe 38 in the gainesville area and this is what' s developing right now as far as the weather picture. you can see that one little shower down here moving across polk county and continue to stream in across the gulf of mexico and that will be a bit of a problem until the strong north westerly wind to flush all this out of here with the gusts and winds typically 10- 20 and gusts up to 25 mph so it' s not a great beach day. right now temperatures 68- 69 and they' ll only get 3 warmer than that and that wind factor through the afternoon. projecting it out, 9:00 and that might be the real rain shower we' re looking at and getting better by 11 and 2 and over to the northerly wind and that is bringing in the chill and notice the humidity is dropping with the chilly conditions. they' re situated over the southeast right at the moment. this storm system pushes east and reinforces clear skies and cooler temperatures and rip current threat is high and they hang around for awhile. and hour by hour temperatures don' t change much and get around 72 for the top temperature for today. but it' s tonight that we' re talking about. i think we' ll be a little bit of drama for you. if you' re going out and about, take a sweater just in case because you might need it. eventually we' re down to 44. maybe 45 in sanford to 49 in the melbourne area. this is what should happen over the next 7 days. got clear skies for you. for monday, tuesday, wednesday. got a 50% chance of rain on thursday. a couple of days but the big deal is we' re changing the weather and start it today! >> starting today. it' s going to be chilly, man! this is what winter is. this is what is supposed to be this time of year? it' s january? >> dan: hello! >> justin: thanks, danny. the orlando magic suffer yet another loss and the post season begins with the exciting ending in last night' s steelers- bengals match up. jamie seh has the sports highlights in the recap. >> reporter: no catch for wall last night. the magic are better this season but still have no answers if theder washington wizards magic now 0- 12 and have not beaten washington since 2014. last night the final meeting between the two teams this season. and turn it over in the style and two second left in the third quarter. like he likes playing at the amway center. wizards led by 17 last night and going to score 10 off the bench and washington did the magic in and buries the 3 from the amway and good news nonot playing again this season. >> pretty much dominated us all 4 games. right from the beginning they were so much faster than us and all 4 games just put us in the blender. >> reporter: good analogy. up next the trip to london. playing the torondo raptors on thursday and if there was ever a time to tank it is this one. the surest thing since lebron james he' is. playing ball here in central florida and he and lsu at the not many gave florida a chance to win. the first half the slam for the 10 point gator lead. however simmons was magnificent yesterday and leads the tigers back and going to rebound and take the ball off the floor and he' ll drive and pull up and score! simmons going back to within 2. simmons finishes with 28 points and 17 rebounds. however the gators were the better team yesterday. florida knocks off lsu 68- 62. the miami dolphins finally have their man. adam gace will try to do what joe philbin, tony sparano, cam cameron and nick saban couldn' t do and that' s take the fins to the playoffs! he becomes the fifth head coach in the last 11 years. he comes to south florida from chicago where he was the bear' s offensive coordinator. the first time he' s 37 years old and now the youngest head coach in the nfl. s about what you can teach players, the knowledge you have. the work ethic you have. they want to know how you can help them on the field and how can we make them a better player and how can you get them paid. and if you can do those types of things you' ll make it. >> reporter: last night the prime time match up and the steelers and bengals which some of you saw right here on news 6. they teach them young in stealer country and this is cincinnati. steelers and bengals and the nasty weather for the game. third quarter and ben roethlisberger to bryant. the pittsburgh touchdown and it is 15- 0. roethlisberger hurts his shoulder and leaves the game and the bengals come back. aj hits aj green and the bengals who haven' t won a the top but leave it to since since to match it up - - to cincinnati to match it up. roethlisberger leads with the assist by cincinnati and penalties on that play right there. bad penalties, too. steelers are able to the kick the game- winning field goal and leave the city of cincinnati absolutely stunned! 18- 16. pittsburgh, you can' t script that one. >> will bring it out from 60. davis across the pitch and s gone! >> reporter: the other afc wild card game, kansas city set the tone against houston with the opening kickoff. touchdown. the texans quarterback threw 4 interceptions and also fumbled. he was heartily booed by the houston crowd. chiefs win the 11th straight divisional playo welcome aboard my starship. ahoy, mateys! it's full of 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herself to rewrite the lyrics to "hello" ending snow days in this viral video. and, you know, we live in florida. so any kind of cold, people are like. >> i think we want change. we want a taste of cold. it is nice to visit cold but you don' t want it to take over. check this out on my board. 40 in ocala and 52 in cocoa and 49 around melbourne. 41 around flagler and 43 for you know we' ve been waiting for we' re going to hang on to it for awhile. i think we have cooler temperatures and stick around with lots of sunshine. >> and a good day for kids to sure? >> and you' ll know that you need a coat. thanks so much. a look at what' s coming up on the morning news. first breaking news in southwest florida where a tornado touched down in cape coral. we' ll have the latest development on thes damage pone of the cool perks of this place pis you can eat as much cereal as you want. it' s like i' m going to work to get some. alrighty. we just like cereal. we make it, eat it, love it, live it. >> justin: breaking on the morning news. no winner in the record breaking powerball drawing. the numbers and the new estimated jackpot. saturday night in central florida. coming up we' ll have a look at some of that damage. i' m justin warmoth. joining me meteorologist danny treanor and changes on the way. changes coming up. >> justin: and seems like kids are the ones to ask these days interesting creations. coming up we' ll show you that' s a fun little 2 words to say back to back there. >> dan: you wandered through the weather room yesterday late in the afternoon when that bad weather came and you saw it on the radar. >> justin: it was severe for sure. >> dan: got grazed by some of that rain. and it came to my house just when i turned on the sprinklers. of course! >> justin: perfect timing! >> dan: show you what' s going to replace the rain. touch of shower activity rolling in off the gulf of area and then wants to skirt through some of the counties. you' re heading to get that 6 pack of milk or something that we haven' t solved this problem yet. we will before noon time and get it out of here and revamp the day and talking about how today. in the meantime not a lot going on over at the coast. we' re just watching could make their way over to brevard county between now and noon time and then dryer air. right now temperatures are warm and muggy if you step outside. 68- 69 . that' s not going to change much because we' re finally getting that normal and it is up to about 72 for the top temperature for today. look where we are right now. warmer by the peak of the temperatures today. take a look as we go hour by hour through the afternoon. here at noontime 68 and 7 by 4:00 and then the sun goes down and the temperatures start to drop and check it out. that is down to the 40s before it' s all said and done. >> justin: thanks so much. don' t forget the latest sent to the smart phone and tab plet by downloading the free app. just search wkmg in the app store. now to the breaking power laul news. no ticket matched all 6 powerball numbers in last night' s historical drawing for a $949.8 million dollar jackpot. that means the next drawing is estimated at 1.3 billion dollars. the odds of winning last night' s drawing were 1 in 292.2 million. and the numbers drawn were 32- 16- 19- 57- 34 and the and leading up to the historical drawing, powerball pandemonium across central florida. there was a frenzy at stores with lots lining up to get the powerball tickets. amanda castro spoke to powerball hopefuls trying their luck. >> 10. >> reporter: it' s america' s game. it' s a frenzy and everyone wants to win. >> real lucky. like i have the winning ticket. >> reporter: to claim the 900 million dollar powerball jackpot. the biggest in u.s. history. >> it sounds like a lot. >> they paked the cimarron looking for quick picksor choosing their own lucky numbers. each thinking they have the winning combination. >> how many tickets did you get between the 4 of you? >> 62. >> maybe this was itment let' s hope! >> a little hope and a lot of luck. the chance of winning the jackpot? 1 in 292 million. despite the odds everyone dreams of what they would do if they won the money. >> quit my job first. move out of town. it' have to get up out of bed. >> i have 4 kids. set my kids up and retire. >> if we win we' ll retire and doing something nice for them. >> everyone hoping the numbers match and turn the dreams into reality. >> i got it right here. >> that was amanda castro reporting and, of course, you can expect to see more powerball frenzy prior to the next drawing which is on wednesday night. an ef 2 tornados blows through and touched down in cape coral. nearly 100,000 people without power at one point and damage t know where to put my daughter, dog or cat. what do you do? >> luckily no serious injuries or deaths have been reported. the american red cross is now providing to those who need assistance. this morning in volusia county a man wanted in the sexual battery case is expected to face the judge today. we' re told terrell williamson turned himself in at the volusia county jail just before 7:00 last night. investigator say williamson forced the same woman to have sex with him 3 times over the last week. police already arrested this woman, daria hill in connection with the rapes. they say she was there all 3 times. investigators say williamson is facing multiple counts of sexual battery. right now still working to find out more about what williamson is saying in the allegations. and these are photos from the scene. we learned the plane was doing touch and goes when the engine the plane then crashed shortly after. the pilot was flown to the orlando hospital with non- life threatening injuries. in brevard county a kayaker found safe by dispatchers. vincent last spoke to his wife about 4:00 before taking off from the boat ramp in titusville. he said his engine had died and was lost near edie creek. crews searched the area and after some time a boater found him okay. this morning volusia county animal control is still searching for the pit bull they say bit a toddler on the head. deputies tell us the 19- month- old had to be air lifted from the home on commerce avenue in deleon springs friday night. we' re told the family was playing outside when the pit bull bit the boy and the family told police the boy didn' t do anything to provoke the dog. animal control says the family has been feeding the homeless dog for about a month and it often roams the neighborhood. neighbors have been warned to look out for him. rockledge police are still searching for an armed bank robber. they say a man wearing all black and a ski mask ran into the space coast credit union on friday. showed a gun and demanded cash from the teller. security cameras captured images of that suspect. we' re told he took off in a white getaway car. if you have any information about who this person is, call police. this weekend police departments ease tensions with the community by serving together over coffee. they met for coffee with a cop. it' s one of several departments across central florida that took part in the event. the restaurant gave out free coffee to those who show up. this type of event is more important than ever. >> there is a lot of paradigm shifts going on in law enforcement these days and animosity between the communities and want to make sure we don' city of apopka. i want to make sure we' re entwined with the city and the residents of apopka and have a good working relationship with them. >> justin: organizers say it was such a great success, there are already plans to put on another one. time 7:08 this sunday morning and check back in with danny trainer and change is on the way. >> i think you' ll need a cup of coffee tomorrow morning and have that rain still lingering. here' s tampa bay with showers streaming across the area and in this direction osceola scraped by some of that and with areas like that to get it and keep an eye on that and exit out of here. gone noontime. and then we start to talk about how blustery it' s going to get. how about a wind of 25 mph. that' s going to change your day. it' s also going to keep wind and top out at 72 for today so what do you think will happen tonight? i think once that cold air starts to push in here definitely take over and drop into the 40s tonight and 80s in gainesville. right now 69 and don' t expect it to get much warmer than that and even by noontime today. >> all right, danny, thanks so much. still ahead the annual event with the spicy kick. how this kickoff is helping curb crime in central florida. s mother. what she said to her husband moments before heading to mexico. and it looks like prison escapee el choppo won' t run to the u.s. any time soon. what we learned about the days what if the sweet stevia leaf was discovered... ...before the sugarcane. and everything had fewer calories. truvia. life with less sugar is just as sweet. >> welcome back. the authorities plan to extradite el chopo to the united states where he face faces drug trafficking charges connected to his cartel. the drug lord didn' t exactly keep himself hidden. reportedly he met with actor sean penn in a secret meeting for several hours in october. his account was posted yesterday in the rolling stones. measures he took to meet the drug lord discussing topics from drug trafficking to middle east politics. meanwhile mexican officials say guzman won' t be back in the united states any time soon. >> don' t want to go through this again. >> and escaped from the maximum security prison late last year. the fbi has announced they captured a suspect in kikt with the jewelry store robberies across 5 different states including florida. security cameras in georgia captured one of the robberies. authorities say the bandits stole millions of dollars worth of diamonds and high end watches. they acted like any other customer until she forced the employee to the back room. the agents say the group knew >> and about the industry and possibly bringing them to the larger cities where the theft rings operate from. >> authorities are still searching for the other suspects in this case. >> now to the developments in the arrest of the so- called affluenza mom. they say tonya couch withdrew 30,000 dollars from her bank account and told her husband he wouldn' t see her or their son again. fled to mexico. tonya couch faces a charge of hindering the apprehension of a felon. she did not enter the formal plea during her arraignment she' dollar bond. well deep pocketed buyers mansion! s home is expected to be put up for sale at the asking price a cool 200 mill. there are a couple of catches. whoever buys it will have a new roommate and that roommate is hef and his room is strictly off limits during tours. this weekend a florida chili cook off. local police officers swarm the seminole harly davidson for the 10th annual crime line chili cookoff. the event is helping to fight crime. tom sorrells is out there as a judge and doing this the past 7 years. >> i had to judge more than 50 chilis today. after awhile they do run together. they give you sherbet to cleanse your pallet and water and dive back in. >> officers from across central test in the motorcycle challenge, too. they had to try to beat the best time. check this out. when should fort worth kids were asked to solve a problem with the invention, you get gems like this. how about the device to pour the perfect kind of cereal and the mirror that gives you a compliment when you take a peek. it was for the start of the invention convention and maybe the start of something more. and something new coming to central florida. well, cool weather! >> dan: cool weather! >> justin: haven' t seen that in quite a few days. >> dan: this could be the coolest weather we had so far this year. we had a day - - day of winter. one day or something like that and really going to get like 3 days of below normal temperatures in a row. i think we' re going to be absolutely a little shocked tomorrow morning. you' re going to send the kids back in to get their jacket and see towards the evening hours. then the cool air comes in and you. this is the merritt island area. it' s like yesterday and maybe the day before. anyway it is going to be a nice weather day as we push through the afternoon. if you don' t mind wind. we have winds that kick up to 25 mph. yep, that' s the big deal for today. the showers that move up and then the temperatures start to drop like a rock. sun goes up and so do the temperatures and i think might actually see that drama go out reet there and winds stick still breeze in the evening hours. they' ll continue to troo try to dry and switch winds around later today and that should help improve weather conditions for the rest of the day. seeing the low- hanging clouds out there and it is really not a foggy condition and it is still around at ground level and may see haze in the sky at 69 and won' t do much with that today. we' ll get to 72. this is the way it should shape up. 9:00 with showers and that is brushing on into the atlantic and approval by 11:00 and maybe by 1- 2:00. gone! out of here! then they start to filter in way up at the top with clear skies and bring that down in the trend to push in and the rip current is pretty high and be careful there. this is what should happen today going hour by hour and 68 and notice it doesn' t change by noon and peek out at 70- 72 and starts to go down and it goes down and it goes down. temperatures today 69 in palm coast and 70 in leesburg and 49 tonight in sanford. 38 in ocala. 40 in the villages. 45 in kissimee. 52 in cocoa boofp. here' s what will happen for the next several days. first the next 3 days with windy conditions bringing in cooler air and takes hold tonight and tomorrow night probably the coolest night but will notice the difference 63 and then drag that on in to wednesday. by thursday we 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going to 20 mph. temperatures 68 . add 3 with the top temperature . you can see we' re almost there right now. 70 . sunny and windy throughout the afternoon and cooler tonight. >> justin: now to breaking powerball news. no ticket matched all 6 night' s historical drawing. that means the 900.8 million dollar jackpot stands at 1.3 billion dollars. the odds of winning were 1 in 292.2 million and the numbers drawn... and leading up to that historical drawing it was powerball pandemonium across central florida all yesterday. lots of folks lining up to get those powerball tickets. news 6 reporter amanda castro spoke to powerball hopefuls trying their luck. >> reporter: it' s america' s game. and everyone wants to win. >> it' s a frenzy. >> real lucky. like i got the winning ticket. >> reporter: to claim the 900 million dollar powerball jackpocket. the biggest in u.s. history. >> it' s a lot of money. >> reporter: powerball hopefuls packed the semoran food market with quick picks or choosing their own lucky numbers. each thinking they have the winning combination. how many tickets do you have? >> 62. >> let' s hope. >> reporter: a little hope and a lot of luck. the chance of winning the jackpot 1 in 292 million. despite the odds, everyone dreaming of what they would do if they won the money. >> quit my job first. move out of town. it' s cold right now in chicago. blizzard. got to get up out of bed. >> i mean i' ve got 4 kids. i' >> if we win, our church will ll do something nice for them, too. >> reporter: everyone checking their tickets and hoping their numbers match. reality. >> i got it right here! >> justin: that was amanda castro reporting. expect more powerball frenzy pire to the next drawing which is wednesday night. more breaking news now. an ef2 tornado hits southwest florida bringing heavy rain and winds and causing damage across lee count. police say that tornado touched down in cape coral. nearly 100,000 people were without power at one point and storm damage was widespread including downed power lines and roofs torn off homes. rescuers searched door to door for survivors. >> i don' t know where i' ll live or how to get my stuff out and no money to do it. i don' t know where to put my what do you do? >> justin: the good news, no reported. the red cross is providing to those who need assistance. in volusia county a man wanted in an assault case is behind bars. williamson turned himself in just before 7:00 last night. officials say williamson forced the same woman to have sex with him 3 times over the last week. police arrested this woman, the rapes. they say she was there all 3 times. investigators say williamson is facing charges and we' re looking to learn more about what williamson is saying about the allegations. in lake county one person was hurt after a small plane crashed at gator airfield in groveland. woo learned the plane is doing touch and goes when the engine area started to smok. the plane then crashed shortly after. life threatening injuries. this morning volusia county animal control is still searching for the pit bull that head. month- old had to be air lifted from the home on commerce avenue in deleon we' re told the family is playing outside when the pit bull bit the boy and the family told police the boy didn' t do anything to provoke the dog. animal control says the family has been feeding the homeless dog for about a month and it often roams the neighborhood. neighbors have been warned to look out for. a crime tracker alert rockledge police are still searching for the armed bank robber. they say the armed man ran into the space coast and showed a gun and demanded cash. they captured images of the suspect. we' re told he took off in a white getaway car. if you have any information on >> and an 82- year- old died after driving the truck into the pond. it happened in kissimee. florida highway patrol tells us the man drove onto the shoulder, cross the sidewalk, down the grassy enbankment and into a retention pond. the truck filled with water and went under. the driver died at the scene. fhp is investigating why he drove off the road and working to identify the man. this week easing tensions with the community by serving together over coffee. handshakes and conversations at the mcdonald' s in apopka with coffee with a cop on saturday. the apopka pdey was one of dozens that took part in the event. the restaurant gave out free coffee to those who showed up. mckinley says this type of event is more important now than ever. >> a lot of paradigm shifts going on in law enforcement these days and a lot of animosity between the we' re intertwined with the city and residents of apopka and them. >> they say it' s such great success there is already plans in the works to put on another one. now do danny trainer. >> and let me show you rain on the map over here. here you can see these showers and these are building here as they' re pushing across polk county and headed on over towards osceola county. kissimee. but, you know, eventually they' ll get over to the east side of the state and that means brevard county. let' trajectory. it could push to the north and check out in the gulf of mexico cape coral and see it did exit out to the atlantic and still activity in the atlantic. for us it' s about windy conditions today and temperatures to 72 and tonight going to 44 . >> justin: still to come on the morning news. new dietary guidelines are supposed to tell you what to eat but see why they' re already hammered by critics next. plus... >> john wall and the washington wizards strike again last night against the magic. i' m jamie sehe. we' ll have highlights from the amway center coming up. >> you' re watching news 6 getting results from orange city, amway garden and all of central florida. welcome aboard my starship. ahoy, mateys! it's full of things i love... like me brave crew... and my fellow space adventures and free of things i don't. like aliens. just like eye patches. and when it's time to refuel, i eat chex cereal. it's full of stuff we pirates need. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. excelsior! eat up, me hearties! keep it down! i'm >> welcome back. the dietary guidelines are already getting criticized. the guidelines affect everything from food labeling to the national school lunch here' s more from new york. >> more fruit and vegetables, less sugar and limited saturated fat. those are the key dithary government. but the new york professor of nutrition says there is something missing in the message. >> you say the junk food industries should consider these guidelines a win. why? >> they have no direct messaging in the dietary t eat don' don' don' t drink sodas. >> reporter: instead of simply saying don' t drink soda, she less than 10% of the calories should come from added sugars. and instead of eat less meat, they say less than 10% should come from saturated fat. >> they don' t want the american government saying eat less meat. that' s 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together. they give sherbet to clear your pallet and dive back in. it' s fun! >> justin: officers from across central florida put skills to the test, too. they had to maneuver through the cones to beat the best time. and got to go out for the great event and the weather was nice >> and there is hot chili and some with beef and vegetarian and thin beans no beans. >> and is a super person with stamina. let' s find out what kind of weather we' re facing today. today is the trandition day and remember the fog and how long it lingered? someone over to this picture here' s how we' re going to expect for the beach today. the rip current risk is high. seas are down a little bit and still surf 3- 5 and water temperatures at 62 and it is and that reason with the showers moving out and that threat pushing through the rest of the morning and then winds replace that and then the sun goes down and so does the temperature. and 30 to 35 in gainesville and ocala and then tomorrow night the winds subside and then might actually talk about frost on the ground in marion county for, what, tuesday morning? all right, those showers we' re referring to and may meander over to brevard county and it is something you might want to look into the west to make sure they don' t sneak up on you. right now temperatures nothing to brag about here. warm and muggy to tell you the truth. by noon time close to the same temperatures and top out at 72 for the high temperature for those rains can see 10:00 to skirting southern bresard kuenty and 11:00 pushing out and by this afternoon gone with breaks in the cloud cover and winds picking up and gusting to 25 mph and pushing to the evening hours that can hang around and that cool air to the north of us infiltrating with windy conditions and it is pretty high with the majority throughout the afternoon and that is pushing temperatures hour by hour and notice the difference? none and up to 72 by this hour. the windy conditions 70 in ocala and 70 in leesburg and 72 in kissimee and 74 in daytona beach with 72 today and fifth of an inch for orlando and about a fifth of an inch in melbourne. s really different than it was and how different is go going to be? it' s going to be really chilly and it' s going to stay that way. it is going to stay that way about 3 days and that is to 40% and about 50 that night and be prepared for changes but in the meantime, break out the jackets and have them ready tomorrow morning for the kids. >> justin: big day! back to school. going to be cold. >> dan: you and i get to sleep later though! >> justin: that' s very true. thank you for reminding me that. some are dealing with the long stretch of winter and school. and one woman' s snow day plea with a little help from adele. hey, guys, it's annie. you know, as moms, we are always looking for new ways to save money. pwell today, i'm going to share with you pa simple tip that could help you stretch your budget when it comes to your grocery shopping. pit's easy: bogos from other stores aren't always the best deal, pbut walmart every day low prices, pwell, that could save you some money. orlando, the total amount saved at walmart vs winn dixie was $16.17 in this week's basket - that's 14% including bogos. give walmart every day low prices a try today. when we go to the store, i find my box of honey bunches of oats and i' m checking to see if i packaged it. best cereal in the world right there. if the last 3 letters were p22, that' >> there was no catching lightning quick john wall last night. they still have no answers for the washington wizards. they' re now 0 for the last 12 against wall and the wiz. last night the final meeting for the 2 seasons and turn it over and runs right by with style 2! and wiz up 10 in the first and beats the buzzer. seems he likes winning there. and it is that reverse jam off the bench and going to bury one of the wizards 13- 3 and up by 99 the final. and the good news is they won' t play again this season. >> their skill and speed on the perimeter dominated us all 4 games. right from the beginning of the game they' re so much faster than us and all 4 games they put us in the blender. >> reporter: good analogy. up next in the magic the trip to london. playing the toronto raptors in england on thursday and if there was ever a year for the nba team to tank for the number 1 drift it' s this one. simmons is called the surest thing since lebron james and here he is playing ball in at gators yesterday and not many gave the chance to win the first half. the slam for the 10 point gator lead however simmons was magnificent yesterday and leads the tigers back and watching them grab the rebound and going to drive and pull up skh score. simmons brought the styingers back to within 2. simmons finishes with 28 points and 17 rebounds. however the gators were the better team yesterday. 62. their man. adam gace will try to do whaty joe philbin, tony sparano, cam cameron and nick saban couldn' t do and that is win enough games and consistently lead to the playoffs. dolphin fans looking at new head coach and becomes the fifth head coach in 11 years. he comes to south florida from chicago and gays is tlefp years coach in the nfl. >> i learned a long time ago it' s about what you can teach player and want to know how to get them on the field and get them better and get them paid. if you can do those types of things, guys will respect that. >> reporter: the dolphins have not made the playoffs in 7 years and the nfl post season began without them again. yesterday the prime time matchup, last night steelers and bengals which some of you saw right here on news 6. they teach them young in steeler country. it' s all about the black and yellow and this is in cincinnati with nasty weather. it' s roethlisberger to bryant. the pittsburgh touchdown and it 15- 0 and roethlisberger hurts his shoulder in the 4th and leads the game and beng als t won a playoff game in 25 years but leave it to cincinnati to mess it up. roethlisberger comes back in the game and leaves the steelers down with that assist and the penalties on that play right there. bad penalties, too. steelers are able to kick the game- winning field goal and they lead the city of cincinnati, leaving them absolutely stunned. 18- 16 pittsburgh. you can' t script that one. >> davis will bring it out from 60. davis across the 50 and davis is gone! >> reporter: the other afc wild card game kansas city set the tone against houston with the opening kickoff and davis with the touchdown. the quarterback throwing 4 interceptions and fumbled. heartiyly booed by the houston crowd. what if the sweet stevia leaf was discovered... ...before the sugarcane. all our favorite sugary foods would be our favorite truvia-y foods. truvia. life with less >> ever since "hello" dropped this fall many have revamped adel' s big hit. each teachers who appreciate snow days. we need a snow day tomorrow or at least a good delay if it' s gotta be so cold least that it can do is snow >> justin: get that girl a snow day! every teacher who lives in cold climates can certainly feel mary morris' pain. she took it upon herself to rewrite the lyrics to hello and reflect the never- enteding snow days in this viral video and, danny, listen, it' s not snowy weather but nice cooler temps coming. drops and might have frost by tuesday morning. >> thanks so much and thank you for joining us this morning on news 6. flashpoint is next. remember we break news and weather on clickorlando.com. have a great sunday! >> a great sunday morning to you. i' m sports director david pingalore and no, not a mistake! today i' m hosting flashpoint and we' ll talk about an issue important to me. the dangers of our kids and what they face when they play sports. i love sports. it' s how i make a living. but i was happy my son decided to give up playing football this year. it was his choice. he' s a lacrosse player now which is also a contact sport but not football. this week the american academy of pediatrics came out with new guidelines about the safety issues associated with youth football including some strong recommendations on reducing

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