HEADLINES-ANIBOXES

THE LARGEST JACKPOT IN THE HISTORY OF POWERBALL COULD BE YOURS LATER THIS WEEK, WE'LL TELL YOU HOW MUCH IS UP FOR GRABS

PLUS, THE LAWYERS FOR A MAN ACCUSED OF KILLING HIS ESTRANGED WIFE INSIDE A CAPE CORAL DAY CARE WILL BE BACK IN COURT THIS WEEK, HOPING TO MAKE THE CASE THAT THEIR CLIENT IS UNSTABLE

IT'S A FORT MYERS BEACH TRADITION --

AND TODAY IT'S YOUR LAST DAY TO CHECK OUT THE SAND SCULPTING CHAMPIONSHIP.

HEADLINE 1 POWERBALL-VIDBOX

HEADLINE 2 ROBERT DUNN-VIDBOX

HEADLINE 3 LEIGH LOOK LIVE-VIDBOX

OPEN-CLIP

HELLO-2 SHOT

GOOD MORNING AND WELCOME TO NBC-2 NEWS TODAY.

I'M KELLY CRESWELL

AND I'M JOE ROETZ

TODAY IS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25

WE'LL HAVE A LOOK AT TODAY'S TOP STORIES IN JUST A MINUTE.

WEATHER-WX CENTER

THIS WEATHERCAST HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE NBC2 WEATHER STAFF.

IT IS NOT A VERBATIM OF WHAT IS BEING SAID, BUT IS THE FORECAST FOR OUR AREA.

One right after another, the "cold" fronts have just kept rolling through Southwest Florida like it's one of the stops along the Polar Express.

Granted, lows in the 50s and highs in the 70s wouldn't really be considered "polar," but our temperatures have certainly been below average for the last several days.

It looks like we can chalk up another below average day for Sunday, too.

Our cool air was replenished yesterday by a passing front, setting the stage for another unseasonably cool day. After starting the morning with temperatures as low as the mid to upper 40s, daytimes highs will struggle to get much past 70 degrees. Most spots should see temperatures peak around 73 this afternoon, which would be about 7 degrees below our average for this time of year.

Along with the cooler weather, we'll continue to enjoy sunny and dry conditions. The atmosphere is now even more moisture starved than it was yesterday, so our rain chance will be at zero. As a result of the dry air, humidity levels will stay very low through the day.

Our winds will be pretty light today, blowing out of the north northeast at 5 mph, so today won't be one of the days where the breeze makes the air feel 5-10 degrees colder.

Temperatures won't be as chilly tonight, but most of us will still cool down into the low to mid 50s.

By Monday, our winds will start to make the transition from north to south, bringing in more moisture and warmth. A decent warming trend will begin Monday as highs rebound into the upper 70s, and by Tuesday daytime temperatures should reach the low 80s.

We'll notice more puffy, fair-weather clouds next week as more moisture flows in, but rain chances will continue to stay quite low. There's a chance we could see a few showers develop late Tuesday as a weak front slides in, but we're only looking at rain chances around 20%.

POWERBALL-2 SHOT VOWIPE

BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME.

NO ONE MATCHED ALL OF THE POWERBALL NUMBERS.

NOW IT ROLLS OVER TO THE *LARGEST POWERBALL JACKPOT EVER!

AND IT COULD KEEP GROWING!

LAST NIGHT'S BIG DRAWING WAS 325 MILLION DOLLARS.

SO NOW IT ROLLS OVER TO AT *LEAST 425 MILLION MAKING IT THE LARGEST PAYOUT IN THE HISTORY OF POWERBALL.

LOTTERY OFFICIALS EXPECT THE JACKPOT TO INCREASE EVEN MORE FOR WEDNESDAY'S DRAWING,

BECAUSE OF A POSSIBLE INCREASE IN TICKET SALES.

POWERBALL-SOTVO

01:45 "They say it's a lucky store, and so does the Florida Lottery people they came out and put the poster here, this is a lucky store."

THE PREVIOUS RECORD BREAKING POWERBALL PRIZE WAS 365-MILLION --

A GROUP OF WORKERS IN NEBRASKA WON THAT PRIZE IN 2006.

sand sculpting look live-2 SHOT

THEY'VE TAKEN OVER A PORTION OF FORT MYERS BEACH ALL WEEK.

AND TODAY IS THE LAST DAY YOU CAN SEE THE TOWERING SAND SCULPTURES ON DISPLAY AT THE HOLIDAY INN ON ESTERO BOULEVARD.

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ROBERT DUNN HEARING TOMORROW-trx SS VO

LOOKING AHEAD TO TOMORROW, ATTORNEYS WILL BE BACK IN A LEE COUNTY COURTROOM ARGUING OVER THE MENTAL HEALTH OF ROBERT DUNN.

DUNN IS ACCUSED OF KILLING HIS ESTRANGED WIFE IN 2008 AT A DAY CARE IN CAPE CORAL.

HIS TRIAL CAME TO A HALT LAST WEEK WHEN DUNN INFORMED HIS ATTORNEYS HE WANTED TO TESTIFY, ADMITTING TO ALL OF THE CHARGES AGAINST HIM.

BUT HE CHANGED HIS MIND ONCE HE WAS REMINDED JURORS WOULD BE ABLE TO HEAR HIS CONFESSION IF HE DID TESTIFY.

N-B-C 2 WILL HAVE A CREW AT THE COURTHOUSE.

FIRESTONE JOB FAIR-SS

IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A JOB,

ONE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA BUSINESS WANTS TO MEET YOU!

THE FIRESTONE ON BAY STREET IN DOWNTOWN FORT MYERS IS HIRING FOR SEVERAL POSITIONS.

TOMORROW AND TUESDAY, THE RESTAURANT IS HOLDING A JOB FAIR AT DOWNTOWN BAGEL AND DELI.

THAT'S ON DEAN STREET IN DOWNTOWN FORT MYERS.

THE JOB FAIR TOMORROW IS FROM 11 A-M TO ONE P-M.

AND TUESDAY FROM ONE TO THREE.

YOU CAN SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION ON LINE BY HEADING TO OUR WEBSITE-

NEW LICENSE PLATE VOTING-trx SS

VOTING BEGINS TOMORROW ACROSS THE STATE TO PICK THE DESIGN FOR FLORIDA'S NEW LICENSE PLATES.

THE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY SAFETY AND MOTOR VEHICLES WANTS TO UPGRADE THE BASIC FLORIDA PLATE TO A DESIGN

THAT IS EASIER TO READ AND HAS A SEVEN CHARACTER CONFIGURATION.

A COMMITTEE OF MORE THEN 230 POPLE PARTICPATED IN PICKING THE FINAL DESIGNS.

SANIBEL BURGLARY WARNING-NAVI

THIS MORNING, THERE'S A WARNING FOR SANIBEL RESIDENTS AND VISITORS TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY.

*SEVEN BEACH-FRONT CONDOMINIUM BREAK-INS HAVE BEEN REPORTED WIITHIN THE LAST TEN DAYS.

THEY'VE ALL HAPPENED IN THE AREA BETWEEN THE 500 BLOCK OF EAST GULF DRIVE AND THE 34-HUNDRED BLOCK OF WEST GULF DRIVE.

EACH BURGLARY OCCURRED DURING THE LATE AFTERNOON AND EARLY EVENING HOURS.

POST OFFICE BOMB THREAT-OC

A MAN IN THE FLORIDA KEYS IS IN JAIL THIS MORNING AFTER THREATENING TO BLOW UP A POST OFFICE.

MONROE COUNTY DEPUTIES ARRESTED 69-YEAR-OLD JUAN ZIGLER, OVER THE WEEKEND.

THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE SAYS, ZIGLER HANDED CHECKS AND A NOTE TO A CLERK -- THREATENING TO BLOW UP THE KEYS.

THAT'S WHEN HE ALLEGEDLY THREW A BATTERY WITH A WIRE ATTACHED TO IT OVER THE COUNTER.

YACHT FIRE-VO

AN AMAZING RESCUE IN MIAMI.

A YACHT CAUGHT FIRE -- WITH SEVERAL PEOPLE ON BOARD.

THIS MORNING WE'RE LEARNING EVERYONE ON BOARD IS DOING OKAY.

TAKE A LOOK AT THIS VIDEO.

AN 80-FOOT YACHT, NAMED "BLISS," CAUGHT FIRE YESTERDAY MORNING,

AS IT WAS SAILING 20 MILES OFF THE SHORE OF MIAMI.

THE FIRE QUICKLY GOT OUT OF CONTROL.

THE COAST GUARD WAS ABLE TO RESCUE THREE PEOPLE WHO HAD TO JUMP SHIP.

SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY-VO

THE HOLIDAY SHOPPING RUSH HELPED BRING A BOOST TO SOME SOUTHWEST FLORIDA BUSINESSES.

SHOPPERS SCOURED SOUTHWEST FLORIDA STORES FOR "SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY".

THE ONE DAY EVENT HELPS THOSE SMALL STORES THAT GET LOST IN BLACK FRIDAY'S BIG BOX DEALS.

WE STOPPED BY NORMAN LOVE CONFECTIONS IN GATEWAY.

SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY-SOTVOWIPE

bestsy bernstein/ fort myers

19:29 plus it was a 10% discount on top of that. It's a special reward for shopping local

AT "BABIES TWO KIDS" IN BONITA SPRINGS DISCOUNTS WERE 20 TO 45 PERCENT OFF.

THE OWNER SAYS IN THE FIRST HOUR YESTERDAY,

OBAMA SMALL BUSINESS-VOTOPS

AND EVEN PRESIDENT OBAMA TOOK PART BY IN SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY BY TAKING HIS DAUGHTERS SHOPPING.

THE PRESIDENT READ FROM A SHOPPING LIST ON HIS BLACKBERRY AND GAVE HIS ORDER TO A CLERK.

HE BOUGHT 15 CHILDREN'S BOOKS AS FAMILY CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

DAUGHTERS MALIA AND SASHA SPENT SOME TIME BROWSING IN THE SHOP.

AND GET THIS. THERE WAS A WEDDING GOING ON ACROSS THE STREET.

CYBER MONDAY-VO

PEOPLE WHO DIDN'T GET ALL OF THEIR SHOPPING FINISHED THIS WEEKEND,

ARE GEARING UP FOR ANOTHER BIG SHOPPING HOLIDAY: CYBER MONDAY.

TOMORROW, INTERNET RETAILERS WILL TRY TO ENTICE SHOPPERS TO TAKE THEIR SPENDING TO THE WEB.

BUT EXPERTS ARE URGING YOU TO WATCH OUT FOR SCAMS.

THEY SAY IF A DEAL SEEMS TO GOOD TO BE TRUE,

IT LIKELY IS.

RUN A SEARCH FOR THE COMPANY YOU ARE BUYING FROM, AND ADD THE WORD "SCAM" TO THAT SEARCH JUST TO SEE IF ANYTHING SUSPICIOUS POPS UP.

GIVING TREE-VO SS

N-B-C 2 IS PROUD TO CONTINUE THE GIVING TREE TRADITION.

WE'VE JOINED FORCES WITH THE FORT MYERS EDISON KIWANIS CLUB TO GIVE GIFTS TO 6-THOUSAND SOUTHWEST FLORIDA SENIORS LIVING IN NURSING HOMES.

JUST GO TO ANY PERKINS LOCATION IN LEE, COLLIER AND CHARLOTTE COUNTY.

SELECT A TAG, PURCHASE THE GIFT, WRAP AND RETURN IT WITH THE TAG TO PERKINS BY DECEMBER 7TH.

THINGS 2 DO TODAY-2 SHOT CGS

THERE IS STILL ONE MORE DAY TO GET OUT AND ENJOY THE WEEKEND AND HERE'S A LOOK AT WHAT'S HAPPENING WITH TODAY'S THINGS TO DO.

THE 26TH AMERICAN SAND SCULPTING CHAMPIONSHIPS WRAP UP TODAY ON FORT MYERS BEACH.

IT'S YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE BEAUTIFUL WORKS OF ART MADE OUT OF SAND.

IF YOU WANT TO GO, THE EVENT STARTS AT 10 THIS MORNING AT THE HOLIDAY INN ON FORT MYERS BEACH.

IT COSTS JUST 5 DOLLARS.

THE EVENT ENDS TODAY AT 5 WITH THE MASTERS DOUBLES COMPETITION AS WELL AS OTHER COMPETITIONS.

IF BUYING ARTS AND CRAFTS ARE MORE YOUR THING, THEN CHECK OUT THE 9TH ANNUAL NAPLES FALL FINE ART AND CRAFTS FESTIVAL.

IT STARTS THIS MORNING AT 10 AND RUNS UNTIL 5 THIS AFTERNOON AT THE VON LIEBIG ART CENTER ON 10TH STREET SOUTH, NEAR THE NAPLES DEPOT.

A DONATION OF 5 DOLLARS IS SUGGESTED.

FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF THINGS TO DO GO TO OUR WEBSITE, N-B-C DASH 2 DOT COM AND CLICK ON "THINGS TO DO" ON THE SIDE MENU.

TEASE ONE-2 SHOT

STILL TO COME ON N-B-C 2 NEWS TODAY,

IT'S IN THE GROUPING OF SILENT CANCERS.

BUT COLON CANCER SHOULDN'T BE A KILLER.

THAT STORY COMING UP IN HEALTH MATTERS.

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HEALTHBEAT-PLASMA

WITH RISING CONCERN OVER PEOPLE'S HEALTH AND LONGEVITY,

MORE EMPHASIS IS BEING PUT ON PRO-ACTIVE BEHAVIOR.

WHEN IT COMES TO COLON CANCER- A TIME-TESTED SCREENING COULD MEAN THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH.

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COLORECTAL CANCER, IT'S SOMETIMES CALLED A SILENT KILLER. BY THE TIME A PERSON STARTS FEELING PAIN, THE DISEASE IS USUALLY IN A LATE STAGE.

DR. NICK SHARMA/GASTROENTEROLOGIST

RUNS:

6:09 Colon cancer is the third commonest cancer diagnosed in this country and the second commonest killer of cancer of men and women in this country.

THAT STATISTIC SAYS TWO THINGS. FIRST: A LOT OF PEOPLE, WELL OVER A QUARTER MILLION A YEAR IN THIS COUNTRY, ARE BEING DIAGNOSED. AND SECONDLY: COLORECTAL CANCER IS PROVING FATAL IN MANY CASES, KILLING MORE PEOPLE THAN BREAST CANCER. WHEN IT COULD HAVE BEEN PREVENTED THROUGH EARLY SCREENING

DR. NICK SHARMA/GASTROENTEROLOGIST

RUNS:

2:41 Colon cancer arises out of colon polyps which are benign. When we screen, we're looking for colon polyps. And if we can remove colon polyps we can hopefully prevent colon cancer.

AMY OSHIER/REPORTING

RUNS:

The colonoscopy is a game-changer in this disease. In a single procedure, doctors can look into your colon with a camera that detect lesions then remove them for biopsy. All in under an hour.

DR. NICK SHARMA/GASTROENTEROLOGIST

RUNS:

4:39 We introduce the scope into your colon. It's a flexible scope that has channels, a light channel, a water channel, a suction channel, and a channel that allows us to introduce instruments through the colonoscope to remove these polyps.

AS WE AGE, THE RISK OF COLON CANCER DOUBLES EVERY DECADE, WHICH IS WHY A SCREENINGS ARE RECOMMENDED BEGINNING AT AGE 50. EARLIER IF YOU HAVE A RELATIVE WITH THE DISEASE.

DR. NICK SHARMA/GASTROENTEROLOGIST

RUNS:

:16 Family history, puts you at a much higher risk category so you want to be screened at age 40.

FORECAST OPEN-CLIP

FORECAST-WXWALL

THIS WEATHERCAST HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE NBC2 WEATHER STAFF.

IT IS NOT A VERBATIM OF WHAT IS BEING SAID, BUT IS THE FORECAST FOR OUR AREA.

One right after another, the "cold" fronts have just kept rolling through Southwest Florida like it's one of the stops along the Polar Express.

Granted, lows in the 50s and highs in the 70s wouldn't really be considered "polar," but our temperatures have certainly been below average for the last several days.

It looks like we can chalk up another below average day for Sunday, too.

Our cool air was replenished yesterday by a passing front, setting the stage for another unseasonably cool day. After starting the morning with temperatures as low as the mid to upper 40s, daytimes highs will struggle to get much past 70 degrees. Most spots should see temperatures peak around 73 this afternoon, which would be about 7 degrees below our average for this time of year.

Along with the cooler weather, we'll continue to enjoy sunny and dry conditions. The atmosphere is now even more moisture starved than it was yesterday, so our rain chance will be at zero. As a result of the dry air, humidity levels will stay very low through the day.

Our winds will be pretty light today, blowing out of the north northeast at 5 mph, so today won't be one of the days where the breeze makes the air feel 5-10 degrees colder.

Temperatures won't be as chilly tonight, but most of us will still cool down into the low to mid 50s.

By Monday, our winds will start to make the transition from north to south, bringing in more moisture and warmth. A decent warming trend will begin Monday as highs rebound into the upper 70s, and by Tuesday daytime temperatures should reach the low 80s.

We'll notice more puffy, fair-weather clouds next week as more moisture flows in, but rain chances will continue to stay quite low. There's a chance we could see a few showers develop late Tuesday as a weak front slides in, but we're only looking at rain chances around 20%.

SPORTS-PKG

BIG BABY GOES AIRBORNE-VO

AND ONE MORE HIGHLIGHT TO SHOW YOU, THIS FROM THE ORLANDO MAGIC CLEVELAND CAVALIERS GAME LAST NIGHT IN ORLANDO

THE MAGIC'S GLEN "BIG BABY" DAVIS TRIES TO CHASE DOWN A LOOSE BALL AND GOES AIRBORNE INTO THE CROWD, THROUGH SEVERAL ROWS OF FANS, TAKING OUT A COUPLE OF PEOPLE IN THE PROCESS.

EVERYONE WAS OKAY AND BIG BABY EVEN TOOK A MINUTE TO MAKE SURE BY GIVING ONE WOMAN A HUG.

TEASE TWO-2 SHOT

COMING UP ON N-B-C 2 NEWS TODAY

AN INTERESTING AND SOMEWHAT STRANGE STORY ABOUT COUPONING GONE WRONG.

YOU'LL DEFINITELY WANT TO SEE THIS.

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CRIME STOPPERS-ON CAM

IT'S BEEN A YEAR NOW SINCE THREE MEN WERE SHOT, AMBUSH STYLE, WHILE WALKING DOWN A FORT MYERS STREET BACK TO THEIR HOMES.

MULTIPLE SHOOTERS ARE STILL ON THE LOOSE.

WHICH MEANS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR MORE VIOLENCE IS STILL A THREAT.

AND AMIDST THE RASH OF RECENT VIOLENCE,

IT'S TIME SOMEONE STEPS FORWARD.

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Crime Stoppers segment for 11/24/12 TRT: 1:55

A spray of gunfire in a small Fort Myers neighborhood has residents - and police - seeking answers in the murder of one man and the shootings of two others in broad daylight - just a rocks throw from a crowded school.

Det. Dennis Keen - "A group of young men were literally walking down the street, and as they begin to walk through this footpath into their neighborhood, neighbors described several shots being fired from behind them here in the roadway."

Not realizing they were being ambushed, the gunshots hit all three men - killing 20 year old Sharod Hayes just steps from his home. Also shot was his younger brother, Keamon, who witnessed his brothers murder, and their friend 18 year old Joshwan Hamilton.

Det. Keen - "It wasn't just one. They were trying to shoot everyone in the group, it appears."

An immediate canvas of Dupree Street brought forth some information, but not enough to ID the multiple shooters. Now, police are turning to the community for their help in tracking down a killer who's still at large.

Det. Keen - There's probably people right here on his block who knew who those guys were who jumped out and started shooting at these young men."

Trish Routte: It's important to remember that a mother lost one son, and nearly another, that fatal afternoon. That's why we're encouraging anyone with information on these violent offenders to come forward… before another parent has to receive the life changing news that their child has been killed.

The other lingering question is why the men were shot at. Detectives say this wasn't a random act of violence, but rather a targeted hit.

Det. Keen - "There had been some problems in the neighborhood in the past, but they're not sure why this happened."

Detective Dennis Keen with the Fort Myers Police Department said that despite the trickle of information they have received about the November 30th shooting, there's much more information out there that they absolutely need to have.

Det. Keen - "Some of the neighbors have come forward and given us some pieces of information and we would really like to reach out to our community. We're only as good as the community we serve, and the help we get from them."

CRIME STOPPERS-ON CAM

ANYONE WITH INFORMATION IS ASKED TO CALL CRIME STOPPERS AT 1-800-780-TIPS.

ALL CALLERS WILL REMAIN ANONYMOUS AND WILL BE ELIGIBLE FOR A CASH REWARD OF UP TO ONE-THOUSAND DOLLARS.

YOU CAN ALSO SUBMIT A TIP ONLINE AT SOUTHWEST FLORIDA CRIMESTOPPERS DOT ORG,

TEASE THREE-2 SHOT

STILL AHEAD ON N-B-C 2 NEWSD TODAY

WE'RE GETTING CLOSER TO THE DANGEROUS FISCAL CLIFF, CAN LAWMAKERS SAVE US BEFORE WE GO OVER THE EDGE?

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HEADLINES-ANIBOXES

NO ONE HIT THE BIG POWERBALL JACKPOT!

THAT MEANS THIS WEEK EVEN MORE MONEY IS UP FOR GRABS.

WE'LL SHOW YOU HOW MUCH.

PLUS, WE'RE GETTING CLOSER TO THE SO-CALLED FISCAL CLIFF,

THAT DEADLINE FOR A DEAL TO AVOID A HIKE IN TAXES.

WE TAKE A LOOK AT THE BIG AGENDA FOR LAWMAKERS THIS WEEK.

THE LOCAL BOXING COMMUNITY GRIEVES THE LOSS OF A LEGEND.

HEADLINE 1 POWERBALL-VIDBOX

HEADLINE 2 FISCAL CLIFF-VIDBOX

HEADLINE 3 MACHO CAMACHO-VIDBOX

SHOW OPEN-CLIP

HELLO AGAIN-2 SHOT

WELCOME BACK TO THE SECOND HALF HOUR OF NBC-2 NEWS TODAY.

I'M JOE ROETZ

AND I'M KELLY CRESWELL

WE'LL HAVE OUR TOP STORIES IN JUST A MINUTE.

FORECAST-WX CENTER

THIS WEATHERCAST HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE NBC2 WEATHER STAFF.

IT IS NOT A VERBATIM OF WHAT IS BEING SAID, BUT IS THE FORECAST FOR OUR AREA.

One right after another, the "cold" fronts have just kept rolling through Southwest Florida like it's one of the stops along the Polar Express.

Granted, lows in the 50s and highs in the 70s wouldn't really be considered "polar," but our temperatures have certainly been below average for the last several days.

It looks like we can chalk up another below average day for Sunday, too.

Our cool air was replenished yesterday by a passing front, setting the stage for another unseasonably cool day. After starting the morning with temperatures as low as the mid to upper 40s, daytimes highs will struggle to get much past 70 degrees. Most spots should see temperatures peak around 73 this afternoon, which would be about 7 degrees below our average for this time of year.

Along with the cooler weather, we'll continue to enjoy sunny and dry conditions. The atmosphere is now even more moisture starved than it was yesterday, so our rain chance will be at zero. As a result of the dry air, humidity levels will stay very low through the day.

Our winds will be pretty light today, blowing out of the north northeast at 5 mph, so today won't be one of the days where the breeze makes the air feel 5-10 degrees colder.

Temperatures won't be as chilly tonight, but most of us will still cool down into the low to mid 50s.

By Monday, our winds will start to make the transition from north to south, bringing in more moisture and warmth. A decent warming trend will begin Monday as highs rebound into the upper 70s, and by Tuesday daytime temperatures should reach the low 80s.

We'll notice more puffy, fair-weather clouds next week as more moisture flows in, but rain chances will continue to stay quite low. There's a chance we could see a few showers develop late Tuesday as a weak front slides in, but we're only looking at rain chances around 20%.

FISCAL CLIFF STATUS-2SHOT

THE WHITE HOUSE AND A LAME-DUCK CONGRESS HAVE ONLY WEEKS TO HAMMER OUT A DEAL TO AVOID THE DREADED SO-CALLED "FISCAL CLIFF".

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--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS --

AFTER MEETING WITH PRESIDENT OBAMA BEFORE THE THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY.

"I want to welcome the Congressional leadership here"

CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS EXPRESSED OPTIMISM ABOUT REACHING A DEAL TO AVOID 500-BILLION DOLLARS IN TAX INCREASES AND SPENDING CUTS SET TO TAKE EFFECT NEXT YEAR.

"We had a very constructive meeting with the President to talk about America's fiscal problem."

"We have the cornerstones of being able to work something out."

STAFFERS HAVE BEEN WORKING BEHIND THE SCENES TO FIND COMMON GROUND.

AMONG THE BIG STICKING POINTS, HOW TO BRING IN MORE TAX REVENUE AND REDUCE SPENDING ON PROGRAMS LIKE MEDICARE.

BUT IT'S NOT YET CLEAR WHEN LAWMAKERS AND THE PRESIDENT WILL MEET NEXT.

AND EVEN IF SOME PROGRESS IS MADE THIS WEEK, A FINAL DEAL COULD STILL BE A LONG WAY OFF

POWERBALL-2 SHOT VOWIPE

IF YOU HAVEN'T CHECKED YOUR POWERBALL TICKET YET, DON'T WORRY, YOU'RE NOT A WINNER.

NO ONE PICKED ALL THE NUMBERS IN LAST NIGHT'S DRAWING SO NOW THE JACKPOT GROWS TO AT LEAST 425 MILLION DOLLARS MAKING IT THE LARGEST PAYOUT IN THE HISTORY OF POWERBALL.

LOTTERY OFFICIALS EXPECT THE JACKPOT TO INCREASE EVEN MORE FOR WEDNESDAY'S DRAWING BECAUSE OF A LIKELY INCREASE IN TICKET SALES.

FOR LOCAL STORE OWNERS IT MEANS GOOD BUSINESS.

POWERBALL-SOTVO

58:09 "I would give the majority of it to charities benefiting my home area of Virginia Beach region of Virginia and good charities in Lee County." Ron Bell

THE PREVIOUS RECORD FOR POWERBALL WAS 365-MILLION.

A GROUP OF WORKERS IN NEBRASKA WON THAT PRIZE IN 2006.

ROBERT DUNN HEARING TOMORROW-SS VO

IN A DEVELOPING STORY, ATTORNEYS WILL BE BACK IN A LEE COUNTY COURT ARGUING OVER THE MENTAL HEALTH OF ROBERT DUNN.

DUNN IS ACCUSED OF KILLING HIS ESTRANGED WIFE IN 2008 AT A DAY CARE IN CAPE CORAL.

HIS TRIAL CAME TO A HALT LAST WEEK WHEN DUNN INFORMED HIS ATTORNEYS HE WANTED TO TESTIFY, ADMITTING TO ALL OF THE CHARGES AGAINST HIM.

BUT HE CHANGED HIS MIND ONCE HE WAS REMINDED JURORS WOULD BE ABLE TO HEAR HIS CONFESSION IF HE DID TESTIFY.

N-B-C 2 WILL HAVE A CREW AT THE COURTHOUSE.

TROLLEY SERVICE-SS

STARTING TOMORROW THERE'S A NEW WAY TO EXPLORE PARTS OF THE FORT MYERS RIVER DISTRICT.

THE NEW RIVER DISTRICT TROLLY IS A FREE TROLLEY SERVICE WITH TWO ROUTES THROUGH THE DOWNTOWN FORT MYERS AREA.

YOU CAN SEE ON THE MAP THERE'S A BLUE ROUTE & A GOLD ROUTE.

CAMACHO LOCAL TIES-VO

WORLD CHAMPION BOXER HECTOR "MACHO" CAMACHO DIED YESTERDAY AT A TRAUMA CENTER IN PUERTO RICO.

HE WAS SHOT TUESDAY OUTSIDE A BAR WHILE SITTING IN A CAR.

WE CAUGHT UP WITH ONE OF HIS FORMER TRAINERS AND FRIENDS, STEVE CANTON, WHO OWNS S-J-C BOXING IN FORT MYERS.

CANTON SAYS HE WAS IN TALKS TO TRAIN CAMACHO NEXT YEAR FOR A COMEBACK.

THE 50-YEAR-OLD BOXER WAS KNOWN FOR HIS QUICK MOVES.

HE EMERGED FROM A TROUBLED CHILDHOOD TO BECOME A WORLD CHAMPION IN THREE WEIGHT CLASSES.

CAMACHO LOCAL TIES-SOTVO

it's a real loss to the boxing community. It's a tragedy that he's gone. But, he had a stellar career and has different parts of his career when he was over-matched by a better opponent. He stayed in the ring. He took his punishment, he went the distance, he was never stopped.

NO ARRESTS HAVE BEEN MADE.

NEWT GINGRICH BOOK SIGNING-CG

A LITTLE LATER TODAY FORMER SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE AND REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT, NEWT GINGRICH, WILL BE IN NAPLES.

HE'LL BE AT THE BOOKS A MILLION AT THE MERCATO AT NOON TODAY.

GINGRICH WILL BE SIGNING COPIES OF HIS NEW HISTORICAL FICTION NOVEL, VICTORY AT YORKTOWN.

EXTREME COUPONING-2SHOT

NOW TO A BIZARRE STORY ABOUT.COUPONS.

AN EXPERT COUPON "ARTIST" WAS INVOLVED IN A VIOLENT CONFRONTATION WITH THE MANAGER OF A DISCOUNT STORE WHO REFUSED TO HONOR HER COUPONS.

AND AS YOU PROBABLY GUESSED, IT WAS ALL CAUGHT ON CAMERA.

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SCRIPT:

YOU'VE PROBABLY HEARD OF EXTREME COUPONING BY NOW.

THANKS TO THE LEARNING CHANNEL'S SHOW.

NATS EXTREME COUPONING / TLC

ANNOUNCER: PICK UP ANOTHER REGISTER, THIS IS EXTREME COUPONING!

IT'S THE HOBBY THATS SUPPOSED TO PAY YOU BACK, IN GREEN.

.NOT IN BLACK EYES.

LIKE WHAT HAPPENED TO THIS HARDCORE COUPONER-

AT THE DOLLAR TREE IN GERMANTOWN TENNESSEE.

SOT MELISSA MOZZO MART

AS YOU SEE, I HAVE BROKEN BLOOD VESSELS.

BUT HER ATTACKER IS NOT A FELLOW CUSTOMER. RATHER, THEY SAY IT'S THE STORE

MANAGER HERSELF.

MELISSA MOZZO MART AND JENNIFER HILL-- APPARENTLY BROUGHT TOO MANY COUPONS

TO HANDLE.

SOT JENNIFER HILL

WE WERE TOLD WE WERE HARASSING HER TO USE THOSE COUPONS AND SHE THREATENED

TO CALL THE COPS.

AND THAT'S WHEN THEY SAY THE MANAGER GOT SASSY.

MELISSA: CAN I GET THE REST OF ADVIL?

STORE MANAGER: NO.

MELISSA: AND WHAT'S THE REASON?

STORE MANAGER: I CANNOT.

MELISSA: SO, THERE'S NO REASON WHY I CAN'T BUY MORE THAN FOUR ITEMS?

STORE MANAGER: I GUESS YOU BETTER MAKE LIKE WATER AND GET TO RUNNING.

JENNIFER LEFT FIRST. AND WATCHED MELISSA COLLECTED HER COUPONS.

BUT WHEN MELISSA TRIED TO HIT THE EXIT. SHE SAYS INSTEAD, SHE GOT HIT. IN

THE FACE.

SOT MELISSA MOZZO MART

WITH HER FISTBALLED UP THAT'S WHEN SHE HIT ME IN THE EYE AND THE FACE.

LOCAL POLICE REPORTEDLY CHARGED THE MANAGER WITH MISDEMEANOR ASSAULT.

THE WOMEN SAY THEY NEVER THOUGHT THEY'D COME TO BLOWS. FOR CLIPPING

COUPONS.

SOT JENNIFER HILL AND MELISSA MOZZO MART

TRYING TO SAVE A LITTLE MONEY.

SAVE SOME MONEY FOR OUR FAMILY. AND PEOPLE THAT WE HELP, WE DONATE

EVERYWHERE, AND THIS HAPPENS.

TAG:

DOLLAR TREE TOLD ABC NEWS, "WE OBVIOUSLY TAKE THIS VERY SERIOUSLY. THE

INCIDENT IS UNDER INVESTIGATION AND IT IS INAPPROPRIATE THEREFORE FOR US TO

COMMENT FURTHER AT THIS TIME."

NFM ROBBERY ARREST-SS

MEANWHILE A LEE COUNTY BURGLARY SUSPECT IS BEHIND BARS, THIS MORNING.

THIS MAN, BRIAN KOLPACK, WAS WANTED FOR BREAKING INTO AT LEAST TWO HOMES IN NORTH FORT MYERS.

SURVEILLANCE VIDEO FROM ONE OF THE NEIGHBORHOODS CAPTURED FOOTAGE OF A MAN RIDING A BIKE WITH A FLAT SCREEN TELEVISION UNDER ONE ARM.

DEPUTIES SAY, THEY'VE IDENTIFIED THAT MAN AS KOLPACK.

MANATEE RIDER ARRESTED-VO

A FLORIDA WOMAN IS ARRESTED AFTER PINELLAS COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES SAY SHE TOOK A RIDE ON TOP OF A MANATEE.

IT'S ILLEGAL TO HARASS MANATEES -- BUT THAT'S WHAT BEACHGOERS CAUGHT THE WOMAN DOING AT FORT DESOTO PARK IN SEPTEMBER.

ANA GLORIA GARCIA GUTIERREZ LATER CALLED DEPUTIES AND ADMITTED TO TOUCHING THE MANATEE.

SHE CLAIMED SHE DIDN'T KNOW IT WAS ILLEGAL.

DEPUTIES ARRESTED HER YESTERDAY ON A MISDEMEANOR WARRANT

STATE DEPT. FIRE-VO

THIS MORNING THREE PEOPLE ARE RECOVERING AFTER SUFFERING SEVERE BURNS FROM A FIRE AT THE STATE DEPARTMENT, IN WASHINGTON D-C.

AUTHORITIES SAY WORKERS WERE DOING DUCT WORK ON THE 8TH FLOOR WHEN THE FIRE STARTED.

ONE PERSON SUSTAINED LIFE-THREATENING INJURIES AND THE OTHER TWO HAD SERIOUS BUT NON-LIFE THREATENING INJURIES.

THE WORKERS WERE ABLE TO PUT THE FIRE OUT WITH HAND-HELD EXTINGUISHERS.

EGYPT RIOT-VO

EGYPT IS ONCE AGAIN HAVING PROBLEMS.

VIOLENT PROTESTS BROKE OUT YESTERDAY IN RESPONSE TO PRESIDENT MOHAMMED MORSI RECENTLY DELCARING HIMSELF TO HAVE ALMOST ABSOLUTE POWER.

CRITICS ACCUSE THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD, WHICH HAS DOMINATED ELECTIONS THE PAST YEAR, AND OTHER ISLAMISTS OF MONOPOLIZING POWER AND DOING LITTLE TO BRING REAL REFORM.

THINGS 2 DO TODAY-2 SH CGS

IT'S GOING TO BE A GORGEOUS DAY-

WHY NOT GET OUT AND ENJOY IT!

HERE'S A LOOK AT WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH THIS MORNING'S THINGS TO DO-

THIS MORNING IS THE 8TH ANNUAL ARTHREX IRON JOE TURKEY RIDE!

THE CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST AND CHECK IN STARTS IN ABOUT A HALF AN HOUR, AT 7.

THERE ARE RIDES FOR ALL ENDURANCE TYPES, FROM A 62 MILE RIDE TO A 5 MILE RIDE.

AFTER YOU ARE DONE, STAY FOR A CATERED LUNCH.

IF YOU WANT TO RIDE, IT 20 BUCKS FOR N-P-C MEMBERS-

AND 25 BUCKS FOR NON MEMBERS.

ALSO TODAY SUN N FUN LAGOON WATER PARK IN COLLIER COUNTY IS OPEN TODAY FOR THE LAST DAY OF THANKSGIVING BREAK.

THE PARK IS OPEN FROM 10 THIS MORNING TO 5 THIS AFTERNOON.

IT FEATURES SEVERAL DIFFERENT ATTRACTIONS INCLUDING A HEATED FAMILY POOL.

AND COLLIER COUNTY RESIDENTS, YOU GET 2 BUCKS OFF YOUR PRICE OF ADMISSION.

FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF THINGS TO DO GO TO OUR WEBSITE, NBC-2.COM AND CLICK ON "THINGS TO DO" ON THE SIDE MENU.

TEASE FOUR-2 SHOT

COMING UP ON N-B-C 2 NEWS TODAY,

A POPULAR SONG MADE IT TO THE RECORD BOOKS AGAIN.

NATS OF SONG

FIND OUT WHO HE BEAT OUT FOR THE TOP SPOT.

AND, SOME NEW TECHNOLOGY IS MAKING SURE OUR HISTORICAL LANDMARKS LIVE ON FOREVER, WE'LL EXPLAIN

BUT FIRST. HERE ARE TODAY'S LOTTERY NUMBERS FOR CASH THREE, PLAY FOUR, FANTASY FIVE AND THE VERY POPULAR POWERBALL.

TZ4 A GANGNAM STYLE-NATVO

TZ4 B LASER PRESERVES HISTORY-VO TOPS

LOTTO-CG

FORECAST OPEN-CLIP

FORECAST-WXWALL

THIS WEATHERCAST HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE NBC2 WEATHER STAFF.

IT IS NOT A VERBATIM OF WHAT IS BEING SAID, BUT IS THE FORECAST FOR OUR AREA.

One right after another, the "cold" fronts have just kept rolling through Southwest Florida like it's one of the stops along the Polar Express.

Granted, lows in the 50s and highs in the 70s wouldn't really be considered "polar," but our temperatures have certainly been below average for the last several days.

It looks like we can chalk up another below average day for Sunday, too.

Our cool air was replenished yesterday by a passing front, setting the stage for another unseasonably cool day. After starting the morning with temperatures as low as the mid to upper 40s, daytimes highs will struggle to get much past 70 degrees. Most spots should see temperatures peak around 73 this afternoon, which would be about 7 degrees below our average for this time of year.

Along with the cooler weather, we'll continue to enjoy sunny and dry conditions. The atmosphere is now even more moisture starved than it was yesterday, so our rain chance will be at zero. As a result of the dry air, humidity levels will stay very low through the day.

Our winds will be pretty light today, blowing out of the north northeast at 5 mph, so today won't be one of the days where the breeze makes the air feel 5-10 degrees colder.

Temperatures won't be as chilly tonight, but most of us will still cool down into the low to mid 50s.

By Monday, our winds will start to make the transition from north to south, bringing in more moisture and warmth. A decent warming trend will begin Monday as highs rebound into the upper 70s, and by Tuesday daytime temperatures should reach the low 80s.

We'll notice more puffy, fair-weather clouds next week as more moisture flows in, but rain chances will continue to stay quite low. There's a chance we could see a few showers develop late Tuesday as a weak front slides in, but we're only looking at rain chances around 20%.

PATH TRAIN REOPENS-VO

NEW YORK CITY OFFICIALS ANNOUNCED THAT PATH TRAIN SERVICE WILL RESUME ALONG THE WORLD TRADE CENTER LINE IN LOWER MANHATTAN TOMORROW.

WATER FROM HURRICANE SUNDAY FLOODED THE STATION EARLIER THIS MONTH.

MILLIONS OF GALLONS OF WATER HAD TO BE PUMPED FROM THE TRACK BED AND PLATFORMS.

DAMAGED SWITCHING AND SIGNAL SYSTEMS WERE ALSO REPAIRED.

DANGLING TRUCK-VO

SOME AMAZING VIDEO OUT OF OREGON THIS MORNING.

THE DRIVER OF THIS TRUCK APPARENTLY MADE A WRONG TURN YESTERDAY AND NEARLY LOST HIS LIFE.

POLICE IN BEAVERTON, OREGON SAY THE 38-YEAR-OLD DRIVER WAS TRYING TO GET BACK ON THE HIGHWAY BUT COULDN'T MAKE THE TURN TO GET ON THE RAMP AND ENDED UP PLUNGING OVER THE RAILING.

CUTTING IN LINE ARREST-VO

A SHOPPER IN CENTRAL FLORIDA GOT MORE THAN SHE BARGAINED FOR ON BLACK FRIDAY AFTER SHE ENDED UP IN JAIL.

28-YEAR-OLD SAMANTHA CHAVEZ WAS ARRESTED AT A WAL MART IN ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA.

POLICE SAY SHE REPEATEDLY TRIED TO CUT THE CHECKOUT LINE.

THEY SAY AFTER SEVERAL WARNINGS SHE BEGAN TO SCREAM, SO THEY TRIED TO ESCORT HER OUT.

CHILD LEFT IN CAR ON BLACK FRIDAY-VO

A MASSACHUSETTES MAN IS ACCUSED OF LEAVING HIS GIRLFRIEND'S TWO YEAR OLD SON IN THE CAR,

WHILE HE WENT BLACK FRIDAY SHOPPING.

SPRINGFIELD POLICE SAY TEMPERATURES WERE BELOW FREEZING,

SO THEY BROKE THE CAR'S WINDOW TO GET TO THE LITTLE BOY, AND TAKE HIM TO THE HOSPITAL.

THEY SAY THE MAN BOUGHT A BRAND NEW 51-INCH FLAT SCREEN T-V, AND HITCHED A RIDE HOME,

LEAVING THE TODDLER BEHIND.

CHILD LEFT IN CAR ON BLACK FRIDAY-SOTVO

"He's still in infant stages, like you know what I'm saying. I don't understand how you could leave my child in the car."

WE'RE TOLD THE TODDLER IS DOING JUST FINE.

THE 34-YEAR OLD MAN SAID HE LOST THE BOY WHILE SHOPPING, PANICKED, AND CALLED SOMEONE FOR A RIDE.

VIETNAM VET REBURIED-NATVO

A MAN FINALLY HAD THE CHANCE TO GIVE HIS VIETNAM VETERAN BROTHER THE HONORABLE BURIAL HE DESERVED.

WHEN GENE CRAWFORD DIED IN 2005,

THE VIETNAM WAR VET'S DEATH CERTIFICATE HAD NO NEXT OF KIN.

SO HIS REMAINS WERE CREMATED AND BURIED IN AN ANONYMOUS GRAVE.

VIETNAM VET REBURIED-SOTVO

:58- 1:07

"I thank em from the bottom of my heart. and I have no words to really express it."

LASER PRESERVES HISTORY-2SHOT

HISTORIC LANDMARKS MAY NOT ALWAYS BE AROUND BUT NEW TECHNOLOGY ENSURES THEY WILL STAY PRESERVED IN HISTORY

LASER PRESERVES HISTORY-PKG

BENEATH THE CAVERNOUS DOME OF BETH SHOLOM'S MAIN SANCTUARY, LASERS ARE BEAMING. MAPPING THE STRUCTURE… TO DIGITALLY PRESERVE ITS SPLENDOR FOR THE FUTURE.

"We start to collection hundreds of millions of points referencing every inch of the building."

TYPICALLY USED TO DOCUMENT CRIME SCENES AND ACCIDENTS, THE FORENSIC LASERS PLOT VIRTUAL POINTS TO CREATE A 3D BLUEPRINT OF THE HISTORIC FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT DESIGNED SYNAGOGUE WITH EXTREME DETAIL - BOTH INSIDE AND OUT.

"This cloud of points that is the result here goes every angle, every facet, every etching… and it'll actually differentiate somewhat with the color in the building as well."

THE RESULT: A COMPLETE DIGITAL MODEL OF THE BUILDING THAT CAN BE USED TO AID IN REPAIRS OF DAMAGE CAUSED BY DISASTERS AND TO HELP FIND NORMAL WEAR.

"It gives us a baseline of where the dome is and how it's performing and we can look at it overtime and see if its flexed, moved, bowed or done anything we wouldn't expect it to do."

"Once that scanner is complete, he employs that high definition camera and takes 360 photographs."

THE MODELING WILL ALSO SERVE A SECOND PURPOSE… OFFERING VIRTUAL TOURS TO VISITORS WHO MAY NEVER GET THE CHANCE TO MARVEL AT WRIGHT'S VISION IN PERSON. THE PRESERVATION NON-PROFIT CYARK FACILITATES THESE MAPPINGS AT HISTORIC SITES ALL OVER THE WORLD.

"They'll be able to spin the building around, interact with it, take measurements from it, cut sections through it and that'll all be online and available to them."

LASER PRESERVES HISTORY-OC

CYARK WILL PROCESS ALL OF THE DATA OVER THE NEXT ONE TO TWO MONTHS AND THEN CREATE A VIRTUAL HOME FOR BETH SHOLOM ON ITS WEBSITE.

YOU CAN SEE OTHER DIGITAL PRESERVATIONS THERE TOO.

GANGNAM STYLE RECORD-2 SHOT, NATVO

JUSTIN BEIBER MOVE OVER!

THERE'S A NEW ARTIST BREAKING A YOUTUBE RECORD.

WITH 806 MILLION VIEWS!

GANGNAM STYLE

IT'S OFFICIAL.SOUTH KOREAN RAPPER "PSY" TAKES THE TOP SPOT!

YOUTUBE SAYS PSY'S MUSIC VIDEO "GANGNAM STYLE" HAS BROKEN THE RECORD PREVIOUSLY HELD BY TEEN POP SENSATION JUSTIN BEIBER FOR MOST WATCHED YOUTUBE VIDEO EVER!

HE'S GOT ABOUT TWO MILLION VIEWS MORE THAN BEIBER'S "BABY" MUSIC VIDEO.

TEASE FIVE-2 SHOT

COMING UP NEXT ON NBC-2 NEWS TODAY.

WE'LL HAVE A LOOK AT TODAY'S TOP STORIES.

BUT FIRST HERE'S A PREVIEW OF WHAT'S UP NEXT ON TODAY'S MEET THE PRESS.

TZ5 MEET THE PRESS-SOT

TOP STORIES 1 POWERBALL-TRX-VOTOPS

NOW LET'S TAKE A LOOK AT TODAY'S TOP STORIES.

THERE WAS NO WINNER IN LAST NIGHT'S 325 MILLION POWERBALL JACKPOT.

BUT IT'S NOT ALL BAD NEWS!

NOW THE PRIZE IS EXPECTED TO JUMP TO A RECORD 425 MILLION DOLLARS BY THE NEXT DRAWING ON WEDNESDAY.

TOP STORIES 2 SANIBEL BURGLARY WARNING-NAVITOPS WI

A WARNING FOR SANIBEL RESIDENTS AND VISITORS, KEEP A CLOSE EYE ON YOUR PROPERTY.

*SEVEN BEACH-FRONT CONDOMINIUM BREAK-INS HAVE BEEN REPORTED WIITHIN THE LAST TEN DAYS.

THEY'VE ALL HAPPENED IN THE AREA BETWEEN THE 500 BLOCK OF EAST GULF DRIVE AND THE 34-HUNDRED BLOCK OF WEST GULF DRIVE.

EACH BURGLARY OCCURRED DURING THE LATE AFTERNOON AND EARLY EVENING HOURS.

TOP STORIES 3 NFM ROBBERY ARREST-SSTOP WIPE

A LEE COUNTY BURGLARY SUSPECT IS IN JAIL THIS MORNING.

THIS MAN, BRIAN KOLPACK, WAS WANTED FOR BREAKING INTO AT LEAST TWO HOMES IN NORTH FORT MYERS.

TOP STORIES 4 DUNN HEARING-VOTOPS WIPE

ATTORNEYS WILL BE BACK IN A LEE COUNTY COURTROOM TOMORROW ARGUING OVER THE MENTAL HEALTH OF ROBERT DUNN.

DUNN IS ACCUSED OF KILLING HIS ESTRANGED WIFE IN 2008 AT A DAY CARE IN CAPE CORAL.

HIS TRIAL CAME TO A HALT LAST WEEK WHEN DUNN INFORMED HIS ATTORNEYS HE WANTED TO TESTIFY, ADMITTING TO ALL OF THE CHARGES AGAINST HIM.

TOP STORIES 5 LICENSE PLATE VOTING-FSTOPS

VOTING BEGINS TOMORROW ACROSS THE STATE TO PICK THE DESIGN FOR FLORIDA'S NEW LICENSE PLATES.

THE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY SAFETY AND MOTOR VEHICLES WANTS TO UPGRADE THE BASIC FLORIDA PLATE TO A DESIGN

THAT IS EASIER TO READ AND HAS A SEVEN CHARACTER CONFIGURATION.

A COMMITTEE OF MORE THEN 230 POPLE PARTICPATED IN PICKING THE FINAL DESIGNS.

TODAY'S FORECAST-3-SHOT GRAPHIC

One right after another, the "cold" fronts have just kept rolling through Southwest Florida like it's one of the stops along the Polar Express.

Granted, lows in the 50s and highs in the 70s wouldn't really be considered "polar," but our temperatures have certainly been below average for the last several days.

It looks like we can chalk up another below average day for Sunday, too.

Our cool air was replenished yesterday by a passing front, setting the stage for another unseasonably cool day. After starting the morning with temperatures as low as the mid to upper 40s, daytimes highs will struggle to get much past 70 degrees. Most spots should see temperatures peak around 73 this afternoon, which would be about 7 degrees below our average for this time of year.

Along with the cooler weather, we'll continue to enjoy sunny and dry conditions. The atmosphere is now even more moisture starved than it was yesterday, so our rain chance will be at zero. As a result of the dry air, humidity levels will stay very low through the day.

Our winds will be pretty light today, blowing out of the north northeast at 5 mph, so today won't be one of the days where the breeze makes the air feel 5-10 degrees colder.

Temperatures won't be as chilly tonight, but most of us will still cool down into the low to mid 50s.

By Monday, our winds will start to make the transition from north to south, bringing in more moisture and warmth. A decent warming trend will begin Monday as highs rebound into the upper 70s, and by Tuesday daytime temperatures should reach the low 80s.

We'll notice more puffy, fair-weather clouds next week as more moisture flows in, but rain chances will continue to stay quite low. There's a chance we could see a few showers develop late Tuesday as a weak front slides in, but we're only looking at rain chances around 20%.

CLOSE-3-SHOT