a good morning from us. a little misty. not the best morning out there. right about this time is 5 thoi runners taking off. >> amy: it's a big, big morning in disney. we have breaking news in melbourne.

the largest storm system in texas is coming our way. meteorologist jayme king is tracking and the storm chances. >> a lottery record. the largest of any game in u.s. history. that means nobody won last night, by the way. and david martin? >> reporter: hello, amy, hello ryan. 10 or 15 seconds ago the fireworks went off here at the family run, the 5k, the start of the four day event here at walt disney world. runners and spectators have taken over the magical place on earth to make the most magical race on earth. the weather is absolutely pitch perfect been you have the half

our very own john brown is here. >> i just saw peter pan run past. >> it's a good morning for them, jayme. not too warm or cold, it's right about perfect. >> jayme: temperatures are fine. low clouds and mist. the pavement may be a little slick if it gets which s wet. we are tracking several distinct systems focuses energy on our state heading into the weekend. 50 gainesville, and 55 clermont. it's looking pretty good overall a.m. clouds and mist.

75 by 2:00 p.m. clouds continuing to break up not a perfectly sunny day. we have clouds in place. more ramping up late tonight. you see it flowing our way as a secondary system reloads and focuses its energy on top of the region tomorrow. it may bring in a few showers. question expand. heat and humidity, and then the front blasts through. trending cooler and then really cool by monday. highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s. >> gina: happy thursday, everyone. we have a couple of crashes. one at obt and apopka. significant delays and minor backup in the area. and south obt we have another crash coming in as a hit-and-run. mcculloch way. use a bit of caution if you are

drive times looking good. the 408 is looking great as well. that's it for live drive traffic. it's 6:03. following breaking news in melbourne where police are involved in what's been a five and a half hour standoff and they're warning everyone to stay inside. >> luanne has the latest. >> reporter: the coral garden condos off of regency drive. we're told it started as a morning. police say a suspect fired shots. thankfully, no injuries are being reported at this time. but the suspect is reportedly there. police are negotiating with him right now. if you link in that area, police want you to stay inside and away from the windows, or if you can

we have a crew on the scene and will briive bring you a live report. >> john: a man accused of stabbing a couple in an ormond beach home is in glud they released this sketch of michael phillips. phillips own father identified him from the sketch and turned him in. the victim, shelly and adam phillips, are not related to the 19-year-old, even though they share the same last name. they say threaf never seen this guy before. they have no idea why the 19-year-old targeted the two and their two young children. on the hunt for a missing and dangerous man they believe may have a gun.

his family and made statements that have them worried about his well-being. florida tag 8653pr. he's been known for possess weapons. he may be armed and dangerous. authorities said if you see him, don't approach him, just call 911. a man was arrested yesterday after police say they recognized his pickup truck from a prior arrest. he was accused of dragging the officer along kaley and division yesterday. they later found his pickup truck abandoned and traced it back to morgan. he faces charges of fleeing and eluding. and the officer has been

convicted of 10 different juries for the murders of three young woman. he claims he was innocent. yesterday our sister station in tampa sat down with boll-in for an an exclusive interview. >> they call you a monster, psyche path. >> they have called me that. i am about as much of a monster and psychopath as are they are. they are angry, they're hurt, they're not looking for the truth. i'm the convenient truth. >> his execution less than 12 hours away. it's set for 6:00. tonight. the man accused of killing his wife and her two kids will find out what evidence will be used against him.

they will hear evidence. he was accused of killing his wife and her two young children back in 2013. their bodies have never been found. the state has approved a new scoring system for the fsa. they feel it's easier for the schools to earn better grades. to adopt cut scores from commissioner of education. a one to five scale and a passing score is a three. it'll make it harder to pass the fsa, critics say. schools graded by letter grades, a through f. and they lowered the points necessary to attain the grade which they feel will make it easier for each school to earn higher grades. another crucial day on wall street after losses.

i wish we had good news. >> reporter: i know. it's been chaotic and treacherous week for anyone with a 401-k. the china stock market closed in 29 minutes. if that were to happen here, traders would be home by 10:00 a.m. okay? they had to shut them because the selling was 10 severe. 7%. triggering circuit breakers which halt trading and then the central bank devalues the security. it's really slowing down. that's why everyone is nervous. dow futures down 390 points. and the other part of the story is the oil story. we saw the lowest level since 2003 for crude oil, $32 a

it could go below 30. you say that's good for drivers because gas will be cheaper, but if you have an economy in recession, it's doesn't matter. >> amy: it's fiefl everyone. about this story, chick-fil-a mom's valet. >> reporter: you go to a restaurant, and it's so hard to place their order? of them. it's a mess. chick-fil-a says, this is according to "business inside." a plan, a mom's valet. you go up to the drive-thru, place the order, and they prepare the order for you. the restaurant. set up the table and deliver you your food and everyone is happy. >> amy: that's so nice.

day, but you're getting closer. we'll see you later. >> reporter: bye. >> amy: you can catch lauren each weekday. go to fox business.com. her little bean is -- baby is only three months old. the largest lottery jackpot in u.s. history. someone in florida matched five of the winning numbers. they're on the screen as well. 2, 11, 47, 62, 63, and the powerball number was 17. >> you could have won a smaller jackpot. >> $5, $100. >> amy: don't throw away the ticket. >> trying to repeal.

>> and find out if the governor is ready to endorse the g.o.p. front runner. are you just missed our buddy john brown take off from the starting line. we are celebrating the wonderful runners who came out to do the family run. day one of all four days. and coming up next on "good day orlando," we'll have more. >> jayme: in weather we're tracking several distinct energy pockets mocking towardsory

and full >> amy: at this hour the un is considering imposing further sanctions on north korea after they found out they carried out a unusual -- nuclear test. skepticism on whether it was a hydrogen bond. >> amy: house republicans passed a bill yesterday. it was approved by the senate. the president is expected to veto. the house doesn't have enough vets to override the veto. >> amy: the world marathon

>> ryan: 15 minutes ago, 5,000 runners in the 5k. david martin is out there. about this time we'll see runners come through. >> reporter: so much fun. full disclosure. my first time covering the event. i wish i had in the past 20 years. it's a blast. you are the fairy godmother of running shoes. good morning. you run this, don't you? >> i run the whole thing with lots of cast member's help. >> reporter: you are about to see corral c take off from the start line of the 5k. the family run this morning. day one of the four-day event. >> that's correct. >> reporter: after today, what happens? what is tomorrow and saturday and sunday. >> each day, starting yesterday, the health and fitness expo. anyone can attend that. the 10k tomorrow morning. and followed by the half

them all, the full marathon on sunday. >> reporter: the full grand daddy of them all on sunday. do you think some of the folks running here today are preparing for the marathon? or do they not run the 5k. >> the dopey challenge, they complete the 5k, half marathon, and the full, over 48 miles, in one weekend. >> reporter: that's what our morning cohost, john brown, our anchorman in the morning, he is doing that. he just took off in corral b and is doing all four mornings. i call that nuts, what do you call it? >> i also coal it dopey. >> reporter: and there are people who can accomplish that, i presume. >> absolutely. they train for months. many of the first timers don't usually take on the dopey challenge been you see a lot of first time runners. and goofy challenge, those registered for the half and full

in the 5 and 10k. participate in 2017. >> go to run disney.com and register to hear more you. you typically register eight months in advance. they fill up quickly, most particularly the marathon. our most popular event. >> reporter: run disney. back to you >> ryan: good to see it in david's eyes this time as well. >> amy: and everybody is dressed up. s this the fun one. >> jayme: good morning. we have a.m. clouds and mist at the local bus stop scene. 50s out the door. and partly sunny weather heading into the afternoon. low pressure right here is atlantic. a line of showers in the gulf stream. and the front moves up and we

friday. and lookee here, another storm loading up which will traverse the boundary and use it as a conveyor belt of sorts. and clouds increase. and we find a couple of showers towards dawn tomorrow, friday morning, and through the course of the day the rain chance in the lower to medium end range. 30 to 40%. we get a stronger system behind the secondary front which brings thunderstorms back into the forecast by saturday. 50s and 60s across the space coast. and out to the eastern side of the gulf of mexico. we have 60s and 50s for you. and 75 by 2:00 p.m., and 73 by the 5:00 p.m. time frame. down to the 60s we go into 8:00 p.m. tonight. not one, not two, but three and four storms aligning over the southern u.s. it wills like this one here -- looks like this one here consolidating with the texas

region as we get into tomorrow, and friday, and saturday the increase in clouds, winds, and uptick in storm chances. over the next 24-hour, clouds, and a shower maybe towards down. and overnight again into friday. not as cool because of. blanket of it clouds. insulating into the overnight tonight. and over the next few days here. we begin to see the makings of stormier times ahead. that's the stronger secondary system here on saturday. and the little weak front reinforces the cool down as we get to monday, tuesday, and wednesday. here's the seven-day forecast showing that. highs towards monday, tuesday, wednesday, into the 60s. gradual baby steps to the cool down. windy and stormy saturday. and slight shower chance and we clear it out and call it a day.

the 40s >> gina: no major incidents. we have a significant delay in the apopka area. i-4 westbound and eastbound still looking really good. westbound from lake mary to colonial, 14 minutes. the 408 is up to speed. patrol. regular gas is $1.79 at the 7-eleven on 1792 and east semoran in casselberry. you can always check out gas saving tips at fox35orlando.com and click on the traffic tab. >> ryan: of course, gas is more expensive these days because people are buying powerball tickets and hoping to win on saturday. >> amy: that's right. some are questioning if ted president.

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>> mccain said he received similar skepticism. mccain's comments come following donald trump's recent attacks on cruz. trump said he is not certain that the constitution would allow him to become president because he was born in canada. >> i would like to see ted do something where he goes into a preemptive preemptive fashion into court. >> the matter is quite straightforward and settled law. the child of a u.s. citizen born abroad is a national citizen. florida governor rick scott praising donald trump and comparing him selves to the candidate. he does not believe that his

is why he's doing well, instead, frustrations. the vice president is saying he has regrets now not running for president. he has those every day. he added that he made the right decision for himself and his family. and besidives 46-year-old son died in may. he made the decision to not run in october. he plans to still stay involved in the presidential campaign. on the scene with gunshots involved. >> amy: a new scheme targeting elderly people here in central florida. thieve call the victims claiming they are calling from the bank. we'll tell you what happens next

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>> ryan: good morning on this wednesday morning. i'm ryan elijah. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. we're following breaking news out of melbourne. police are on the scene of a

>> ryan: meteorologist jayme king tracking the increasing rain and wind chances we could days. >> amy: a big change in tampa bay. the bucs fired coach lubby smith. just two years on the job and why many said they were surprised. >> ryan: lubby was surprised. a head scratcher. >> amy: i like lubby. what do you do. you don't have enough time. >> jayme: on go on to the next, i don't know. and eventual clearing and eventual sunshine phasing in by late morning. 50s, by the way, out the door today. clouds and rain going zooming that way. and the next system has some impact, but hardly with what happens in the next system. minimal impact, greater impact with the secondary follow up. everything is consolidating with

it'll focus its energy on top of our state starting tomorrow through saturday. and then we're cooling on the back end of the weekend. and aggressive storms and lightning detection going all the way out into the north central gulf of mexico. i am going on out there. that's one spot we're watching. and 50s in place, and 60s along the space coast. bottom line, a.m. clouds and mist. then the veil of cloud cover lifts up. partly cloudy or partly sunny, depending on how you look at it, or where you are. highs 75 or 76. east central florida. a touch cooler in the north central part of the state. and the cold front comes to blast and blaze through here through the weekend. thunderstorm chances returning. we'll have more on that coming up in full weather

tell you about. a new crash on the 426. partially blocked at the 417. causing significant delays in both directions. use caution in the area. we want to bring you back to the boulevard. that crash has been there for quite some time. seems to be clearing up a little bit. in the pine hills area there's a grass fire near powers drive. use caution. there may be light smoke in the area. i4 westbound and eastbound still looking really good. i-4 westbound, 15 minutes. and from the attractions downtown, 13 minutes. the 408 is up to speed. >> amy: breaking news out of brevard county. melbourne police are on the scene of a standoff >> ryan: things are tense. they're warning everyone to stay away at this time. jackie orozco has the latest. you just arrived on the scene, but it sounds like police are giving a lot of warnings to

>> reporter: they sure are, ryan. a group of residents just left their apartments right now. the red cross was offering them help. we'll flip around. you can see, a lot of them, at least 12 people walking out of their apartments. they have a massive police presence right now. officers continue to negotiate with the armed suspect to surrender. again, it's been going on since 1:00 a.m. this morning. it's an active standoff still. a public information officer is on the way. he is on the scene and being briefed by detectives. everything started with a tomistic violence -- domestic violence call. the suspect barricaded inside fired at least several shots to officers. i was talking to a couple of neighbors who said they heard a number of gunshots also earlier. as of right now, we know that luckily no one has been hurt. but, again, everything started from a domestic violence call.

barricaded inside has several issues. a fellow retired marine. he's a good man. he's just scared right now. and officers are trying to get him out without anyone getting hurt. as soon as we have more information, we'll let you know. jackie orozco, fox 35 news. >> ryan: a lot of concern for residents this morning. more breaking news. police are on the scene of a home invasion. we'll continue to bring updates. it's on the causeway. we'll continue to have updates. >> ryan: and police dash cam audio and video was released from a woman who was forcibly removed from a calhoun county hospital. >> hands behind your back. >> i can't breathe >> ryan: that's the sound of the police forcibly removing her from the hospital. she had gone to the hospital complaining of breathing problem. but the hospital discharged her

they said that dawson died from a blood clot in her lungs shortly after leaving the hospital. there's an investigation into dawson's death. >> ryan: the mother of a missing child neglect. and she could be called to testify against the boyfriend. lonsy barton was 21 months old and was not seen since ebron junior reported him missing. and he was charged with child neglect and is going to be going to tried next week. >> amy: paramedics took a worker to the hospital and he they managed to secure the gas line. no one lives at the home and no one else was hurt.

daughter in 2014 2014 rejected a plea deal. she said she wants to go to prison for the rest of her life. investigators said she told them that she killed her daughter in her home and tried to kill herself. and they ordered another mental evaluation and the plea deal is off the table. >> amy: the first completed section of the wekiva parkway will open in about three weeks. linking state road 46 to 35. when the project is completely done, the wekiva parkway will be a 25-mile toll road >> ryan: a lot of buccaneers fans waking up to surprising news. tampa bay late last night fired lubby smith. just his second year on the team. they were 6-6 and finished 6-10.

not tweeted out, and others are upset. they are committed to giving the fans a winning team they deserve. seems like a queb questionable decision. >> ryan: paul george of the pacers had 20, and monty ellis a big night. magic tried to come back after being down 7-0. they need to stop the four game losing streak. tomorrow they're in brooklyn and on needing and win. highest voting foaj griffey. 337 of 437 ballots. >> who could not pick him? >> no one is close to getting 100%. he lives in winter garden. and mike piazza elected.

kitchen with family when he received the news. >> amy: oh, great. congrats. >> ryan: something to think about the next time you go out to eat, especially in your new year's resolution is to eat healthier. >> amy: three teenagers are accused of stealing a hover board out from under a little girl's feet. tha find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories.

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>> ryan: three teens facing charges for stealing a hover board out from under a child's feet. >> amy: a 10-year-old and hover boards. three teenagers approached the girls and asked if they could ride them. the girls said no, according to the police report. one of the teens pushed one of the girls off of the hover board and stole it from her, basically. the girls said they tried to get it back, and when they couldn't, they went in and told their mom what happened. >> it's sad that this is what it's come to. a child having a toy and having it ripped out from under them. >> amy: they caught up with the teenagers. they face robbery and grand chest charges. the hover board was not found. >> ryan: a phone call from someone claiming to be from a bank. >> amy: it ends with someone taking thousands of dollars from the victim's bank.

happen to me or anyone else. we need to work own this. >> amy: we'll tell you more so this doesn't happen to you. >> amy: a job opening for a am mechanic supervisors. go to fox35orlando.com and click the good day tab and job of the day. it's 6:42. we're following breaking news here on "good day orlando." find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories.

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>> amy: welcome back top "good day orlando." consumer news new in our 6:00 a.m. hour. a study found that people going to restaurants tend to order more if their waiters are heavier. diners with heavier waiters were four times more to order dessert, and 20 times more likely to order alcoholic drinks. if you want to eat healthy, decide what you want to eat before you go to the restaurant >> ryan: and a owner, maybe you oo]ld hire larger server s. thieves have taken thousands from at least three seniors who live in new smyrna beach. starting with a phone call to the elderly person. the caller claims to be from wells fargo bank. telling the victim they need to replace bank cards. they ask for the information and

mailbox. the suspects pick up the card and spend thousands of dollars. her. so i would not want that to happen to me or anyone else. we really need to work together on this. >> police say it's important to remember that you should never give out your personal information over the phone. officers want you to reach out to your friends, relatives, neighbors, and let them know if you think something isodd by a phone call you get. if you have any information, call new smyrna beach. >> amy: a new season from american idol. it kicked off with a girl from right here in central florida. why can't you be blue over me? >> amy: she's from daytona beach. she sang leanne rimes blue to

s this the final season of american idol. auditions continue here at 8:00. she sounds fantastic. let's check in with jayme king and see how things are going weather-wise. >> gina: >> jayme: a.m. clouds and mist. not everyone is seeing a.m. clouds and misting but it's present in a lot of communities and counties. 50s out the door and 60s along the space coast for melbourne and palm bay. clouds are on the way out. you see the outline tracing showers maintaining and sustaining over the gulf stream waters. warm water current doing an efficient job of keeping things propped up off shore. the next weather system later tonight and tonight. mostly cloudy late tonight. the chance of rain towards dawn. and the range of 10 to 20%. this system here features a lot

the low moves farther and farther up to the koald front. getting a lot of the energy away from the system. this one is not as potent, but the one behind it will have huge ramifications for the saturday evening forecast. rain chances coming up. and 50s and 60s across the region. cloud, mist, haze, and light fog. the day ahead, featuring all above. and 75ish or so for the interior west of i-95. for those of you at the beach front, low to mid-70s. uv index as the fog lifted up and we're partly sunny, the uv forecast will be about a 4. peak sun time.

rainfall moving in. melbourne setting a new rainfall record for the day yesterday, well over two inches. we have plenty of rain in store over the next couple of days. not one storm system, not two, but three and four reloading over southern cal and the desert southwest. the chance of rain and widespread thunderstorm activity starting to hike up. dawn. this is a secondary chance, bringing the rain chance through. and the reloading here saturday during the morning. another low moves on through. increasing the rain chances come friday into saturday and maybe early sunday. we'll find a light, slight shower chance. after that we see good looking weather. get a load of this. clearing things out. and sun shine returning.

lows by that time into the 40s as soon as monday morning. brrr is the word there. here's gina with traffic. happy thursday. for the most part roads are looking good. traffic moving nicely and smoothly here. we have a new crash at apopka vineland road which is partially blocked at westminster abby boulevard. and use caution there. at the 426, it's partially blocked at the 417. causing significant delays. and the crash on obt has since cleared. there's some significant congestion in the area, but use caution if you are out there this morning. taking a look at drive times. i-4 westbound looking good. lake mary to colonial, 17 minutes. i-4 eastbound, looking better. the attractions to downtown, 12 minutes, and the 4 4 408 is up to speed as well

it's time for the online trending headlines. >> amy: let's get over to luanne sorrell who is at the wall. >> reporter: good morning. sun.com. remember this guy? he's so cute. the headline reads monkey whro took selfies can not own copyrights. >> amy: oh, darn it. >> reporter: poor monkey. the photographer was taking pictures and the playful monkey took the snapped selfies. the pictures were published and peta said the monkey should receive. copyright protection does not extend to animals. no matter how cute they are. >> amy: what is the monkey going to do with the money anyway? >> reporter: buy, bananas, of course. >> amy: you can give him bananas.

good job with that picture, don't you think? >> amy: it's cute. >> reporter: the e hang 184 is single passenger drone transporting people, yes, people, at 11,000 feet. get this, the helicopter-shaped drone made its debut at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. carrying a passenger thousands of feet into the air with two buttons. takeoff and land. >> amy: wow. >> reporter: it maxes out at 62 miles per hour. traveling on a battery pack lasting 23 minutes. the current version is 18 feet long. it can fold up into a 5-foot space. you can fit the drone into a standard parking spot. right now the creators say that the biggest challenge 1 getting clearances from the federal agency. my big question is, what happens when the battery pack dies after 23 minutes and you are 11,000 feet up into the air

>> reporter: hopefully you glide down. >> amy: bring your parachute. i will wait until they get a longer battery pack. >> reporter: me too. >> ryan: a man is hurt after a train hit him.

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1-gsz time to look at the stories making head liemps. >> amy: a sarasota doctor and his wife are accused of keeping their own child zip tied inside a playhouse. they turned themselves in yesterday. deputies say they kept their 12-year-old special needs child tied up inside of the playhouse because she was violent and they said she was a caninger to her -- a danger to her siblings, they said. deputies found out that the child escaped and went to a neighbor's house.i they are being held without bail on charge of aggravated child abuse >> ryan: a man was struck by a train tuesday night at the tracks near u.s. 91. he was standing near the tracks. but sharp had heads and didn't

horn. he is undergoing surgery at the hospital. >> amy: a woman in her late 20s or early 30s and caught on camera multiple times. you can see her. she walks into the store with her face in plain sight. agents say she sometimes works with a male suspect. so far they have made off with $4 million in jewelry. $4 million. they are considered armed and dangerous. >> ryan: at some point you think you've got enough. >> ryan: we continue to follow a standoff in melbourne after several shots were fired overnight. >> amy: we'll have another lives report from the scene. they have been negotiating with the suspect for several hours. >> amy: last night's drawing ended without not one person matching all numbers of the $500 million prize.