>> amy: we're back, the 9 o'clock hour of "good day orlando." on this thursday morning, i'm amy kaufeldt. >> ryan: i'm ryan elijah, a lot of people work this morning and they didn't expect to. powerball. jackie orozco. >> reporter: more than nine hours a man barricaded himself in his melbourne apartment complex and there has been and exchange of gunfire and, i'll have the latest. >> amy: everyone talking about the powerball as ryan mentioned. nobody hit it big but you still need to check your numbers, we'll tell you why you could have hit it a little bit, coming up. >> ryan: and giving the gift of life, we'll check in with fox medical team's beth galvin after she gave away a kidney and sparked a huge chain of giving. >> amy: she's amazing. jayme king, it is dreary this morning, jayme. >> jayme: things get better.

accu-weather forecast and let's get to it. 50s now, 60s in brevard county and brooks to bushnell, toward the clermont area. low and mid 50s, a cool, gray start and by 11:00, we start to scour out the clouds and lifting the veil of clouds and the clouds and mist on the way out, partly cloudy weather on the way in with a little extra sliver of sunshine and i think we'll see temperatures respond to a warmer type of scene today. looks like solid and mid 70s, and, cloud cover again, large here, look out to the west, complex of storms, a series of them on the way and lining up out to the west. now, north winds in a lot of spots, contributors to the low clouds and the hazy, misty condition but again, in the offing now, looks like we have quite a bit of action, weather-wise, of course, stacking up all the way out to the west, now over the desert south and will combine with our texas storm and spin or way, and will enhance the rain chance for

for you and accounted for it in the 7-day forecast showing you the uptick and upswing, windy weather saturday and a warm one, 80 friday and close to that, saturday, cooler by the start of next week. we'll talk in a short bit. over to you. >> amy: thanks, the breaking news out of melbourne, police are involved in a stand-off there and are warning people to stay away. >> ryan: a tense scene at the coral garden condos in melbourne and that is where we find jackie orozco, monitoring a several-hour stand off. good morning. >> reporter: it is quiet now and the last time we heard gunfire, 7:00 a.m. and let me step out of the way. officers are here, and the s.w.a.t. team, negotiating with the man inside so he could get out of his apartment peacefully and we've heard dozens of gun shots, this morning, take a

>> as far as the tactics of our s.w.a.t. team, i cannot say for sure what they are planning on doing. but, again, our ultimate goal is to make sure no one gets injured and really is in the hands of the individual right now. >> reporter: that was the sergeant here for the melbourne police and let me take you back and let you know, started 11:00 p.m., a domestic violence call and police arrived at the coral garden apartments and our man was the only one inside and refused to come out and residents were forced to evacuate and 11:00 a.m. the first shots came from the suspect and police say that he shot a few shots inside the apartment and towards officers and it has been going on throughout the morning and exchange of gunfire and now they say no officers were hurt and they do not know if the suspect was hurt at all.

officers are telling him to of course come out peacefully and want it to end peacefully and are reminding residents to stay inside their apartments. because, again it is still an active stand off. reporting live in brevard county, jackie orozco, fox 35 news. >> ryan: they tweeted out. what a long day for neighbors and the melbourne police department and there is more breaking news in melbourne, police on the scene of a different home invasion, details are limited and it is happening at this end of the cause way there and we'll continue to morning. melbourne. developing in volusia county, the man accused of stabbing a young couple inside their ormond beach home is set to appear before a judge this afternoon. >> amy: a horrific story. police released the sketch of michael philips after victims following the december 27th attack. according to investigators, philips' own father recognized his son in the sketch and turned him in. philips was arrested last night.

shelley and adam philips, not related to the 19-year-old say they've never even seen him before. as of now, officers have no idea why he would target the couple. whose two small children were home at the time they were attacked. right now phillips is charged with two counts of attempted murder. also new, ocala police are on the hunt for a missing and endangered man who may be armed with a gun. >> ryan: 50-year-old robert allen baker, spoke to family over the phone yesterday afternoon and he made statements that had them concerned for his well being and he could be heading toward the ocala national forest and the 2001 read dodge caravan, there is the plate number, 865-3pr, is known to have weapons and is considered to be dangerous. don't approach him but instead call 911. >> amy: a man accused of dragging a police officer with his truck will be in court this morning. he was arrested yesterday after police say they recognized his

he's accused of grabbing officer richard fink during a traffic stop and dragging him along snide the truck. it happened early yesterday morning along kaley and division. police say they later found the truck abandoned and traced it back to morgan and now he's facing charges of fleeing and eluding an officer. the officer injured is diagnosed with a concussion. >> breaking news out of france, police have killed an armed man wearing what turned out to be a fake explosive vest at a police station in northern paris. and had a robot inspect the body to find out if it was real and investigators fear other attackers could be waiting to strike and officials say the attacker apparently ran at the officers at the entrance of the station and threatened them with a bucher's knife around noon in paris and now police are clearing out neighborhoods and ordering stores to close on the anniversary of the attacks against the charlie hebdo newspaper. stay with fox 35 for the latest details. a tense morning in paris.

>> amy: today, joe biden, janet jackson and we start with bill cosby cosby. prosecutors decided not to file charges against him in two more alleged sexual assault cases. one of them involving a woman who claimed the comedian drugged her drink at a party 7 years ago. cosby's attorneys maintain that he was not at the party and the other encounter happened in 1965 and the case has long expired. by california law the deadline for prosecuting a rape case is ten years. >> ryan: vice president joe biden, said he regrets not running for president every day, apparently but added he made the right decision for himself and his family. his 46-year-old son died in may and he announced the decision not to run in october. the vice president says he plans to stay involved in the presidential campaign. >> amy: janet jackson, rumors have been swirling through the surgery that postponed her world tour and sources are reporting that she is at risk for cancer, perhaps, throat cancer. in a twitter post yesterday, she said, quote, those rumors are

i do not have -- untrue, i do not have cancer and she says she's recovering and promises the postponed shows will be rescheduled. good news. nobody won last night's powerball jackpot. >> ryan: it could be good news depending on how you look at it. the new jackpot $675 million. staggering to think of. and it will be the largest jackpot in u.s. history and luanne is here to break it down. >> luanne: we're a bunch of losers this morning! there are millions of us losers. because no one hit all five numbers and the powerball last night. but, someone here in florida is waking up one million dollars richer. because they matched 5 of the winning numbers, don't throw your tickets away. you need to check them. the next drawing will be saturday night. and here's new video, sent to us by fox 35 photojournalist alan rosco who bought us all a ticket, guys! >> amy: really? >> luanne: he did and he'll

>> as ryan said, the largest in history, $675 million and alan caught up with a woman who told us what she'd do if she wins the money. >> i'd buy a house, buy a car. take care of my children. and donate some to charity. >> luanne: a lot of great things there. what would you do? if you win all the money. >> amy: if i won i would give the bulk of it to charity. you couldn't -- you couldn't spend it. you could live on a small amount. by put -- just the interest. ryan? >> ryan: probably start a foundation and, i wouldn't work full-time, work a little bit and a photographer in philadelphia, said if you retweet this i will share the winnings, if i win and 7,000 people retweeted! >> amy: buy your own ticket! if nothing else, there will be a

>> ryan: if he won -- >> he'd be legally obligated, don't you think? it is in writing! >> ryan: yes. see you later! 9:10. still to come, giving the gift of life. >> amy: exactly what fox's beth galvin did, she donate her kidney and it sparked a long chain of giving. there she is there. we'll talk about her big decision and how she's doing now, six months later. coming up, right after this break. it is 9:11. another look at downtown, like i said, not the prettiest start to your day but jayme says, don't worry, it is going to get better. we're counting on you, king!

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>> ryan: all the gray... we'll show you the fox 35 control room and they are working hard. and, getting down there! and it is 9:14. glad you are with us. ago. >> amy: hi, amanda. 2015 was a big year for beth galvin of the fox medical team

donor and started a transplant chain that involved 12 people, helping 6 kidney failure patients receive a new kidney. you talk about the gift that keeps on giving! beth galvin joins us live with more on her 6 month check-up. first of all, you are awesome! i mean, no other word for it. you are awesome and you have done a great thing and look at the impact you have had on people. that is amazing. >> good morning, i have had -- a huge impact on my life. i wanted to become a kidney donor and started the process a year ago, this week because i wanted to -- i felt compelled and wanted to show it was possible to do it without a major interruption of your life and probably, short of marrying my husband, the best decision i've made in my life. >> amy: wonderful. how are you feeling and how is the recipient doing? >> i'm feeling really, really well and he is doing really, really well, i'm pleased to tell

my recipient i didn't know going into the process but i was matched with him through the national kidney registry and it matches up people who have a donor, not a good match to them and they put them into a pool and create transplant chains all over the country. i was the first person in the chain and my kidney went to a man who lives in norwalk, california, a father of two and he's on -- a really active guy and was getting up at 3:00 a.m., three times a week for years before work so he could get in 3 or 4 hours of dialysis before he went to work because he was in kidney failure and he was really struggling to find a match and i was entered into the system and we matched and two weeks later we were both in the operating room, i was in atlanta and he was at ucla and, the rest is history! >> amy: okay, let's talk about down time and how it impacted you. i think anyone at home watching this is thinking i could do this and they think, what is the

>> the process, you go through a medical screening, first step, really you call the transplant center and say you are willing to do that and it doesn't mean you have to commit anything, you don't have to commit until you get to the operating room and they put you under at any point you can turn back. but you get the process started and i had my transplant surgery june 9th and i was fortunate. some people don't get paid time off, and fox was willing in my face to allow me to have paid time off so i could do that and i took six weeks off to fully recover from the surgery. because it is major surgery when you do it. laparoscopic but they have to make a large, five-inch incision to take the kidney out of me. but, you know, i had a couple of weeks of nausea and adjusting out of the hospital and spent two days in the hospital, two nights an recovered quickly and i feel really, really well and i

check-up a couple of weeks ago, and my kidney function looks good. i only have one kidney and it will never be quite normal again but they said at least on the tests it looks like my kid the function is almost normal for somebody who had two kidneys. and same with john. my recipient. in his 40s, he has renewed energy and can play sports and can travel without having to worry about a dialysis center and can coach his kids and his life dramatically changed and mine is so much richer and i'm hoping we'll meet at the transplant games in cleveland, ohio. hoping maybe i'll be able to train for a 5k and maybe we can run it together! he's a little more in shape than i am! >> amy: you look good, girl, i'm really proud of you and again, beth galvin, kudos to you for all you have done. thanks for sharing your story. >> thank you, amy.

>> jayme: a great story. good morning, how low do they go? morning temps, bottomed out in our viewing area and the coolest read in gainesville, no surprise, day in, day out. 49 at gainesville, this morning and widespread 50s for the rest, 60s peppering into brevard county, up north and down along the south end of the county. 50 gainesville and 59 orlando and kissimmee, more of the same, 60s at this hour at brevard county. and the day ahead, we have gray skies and low clouds and mist now and you can see we're cranking it up out of the airport. 59 degrees, 68 by 11:00 and looks like more sunshine should allow temperatures to respond, upwards today. 75-ish for the high and clouds on top and the clouds moving away from the area. low pressure, number one and number 2, in the wings, clouds rapidly approaching but i think we have seen enough sun to bring

yesterday we were a 2, low yesterday and not much sunshine in sight. break down of the forecast, now, storm number one out of the picture, here's number 2. the sky increases, clouds and chance of rain tonight and early tomorrow morning and much of friday, in the vicinity. and i've added a rain chance of 30% tomorrow. here. how we consolidate the energy and how it moves across the gulf of mexico. by saturday morning and saturday afternoon, into the afternoon, evening hours, we begin to see the chances coming up, scattered showers and isolated storms peppered into the region as low pressure crosses the state and you will certainly know when that is going on, clouds begin to tick en and the rain chances pop on up. behind the departing system. a lot cooler starts sunday through early next week. clouds and shower towards dawn with our secondary system over the northern gulf of mexico, and

drops temperatures and brings us decent rain chances and before that happens, a warm day, 80 degrees, close to that, windy saturday and the temps drop and rain chances 60s by monday and lows in the morning hours, at least mid and upper 40s, over to you. >> ryan: last year at this time it was 32 for the run and it is warmer this morning.

closer look at the >> amy: come on, thursday, this is how everybody is feeling after losing the powerball last night. >> ryan: playing the grey music. >> amy: and if we had sunshine we'd be feeling better about our loss -- there you go, thanks, guys! still looks yucky! today the walt disney world marathon weekend kicked off officially. >> ryan: and, better weather this morning and the 5k race and the start of four busy days and david martin gives us a closer look at all of the excitement out there. >> reporter: good morning from epcot, day one of the disney world marathon in the books, the 5k, complete through the finish line moments ago, empty and the parking lot and people resting up for day 2, tomorrow the 10k and day 3, half marathon and day 4, the 26.2 marathon and my friend darrell runs the sports media department. how are you, sir? ten years you have been doing the event and it gets better every year. >> one of my favorite events of

disney. >> reporter: people from all over the world come and you have to make sure they leave after the weekend with awesome merchandise and like disney, every time you guys come up with the goods. what is in your hands. >> a coffee mug and we have a -- an expo with merchandise, vendors, and all sorts of stuff and some of the hottest selling stuff is the marathon merchandise here and we have that here. >> reporter: you have the bright yellow shirt and runners like things that are bright. >> always good. and, the plutos and -- what are these? >> we have pens, people love to trade pens and, the 5k and -- pins. >> reporter: and these are -- >> and stickers for the car. >> reporter: i enjoy putting on my ears and, replace the fox 35 cap for a second. >> just your size! >> reporter: and this is cleaver, sleek, black with the white rim there.

>> marathon hatten a everybody likes that. >> reporter: and this shirts are sexy, a pink one for the ladies an orange for the men? all right there, 2016. marathon in the books. so, where can people get this on location? >> and this health and fitness expo at the complex through saturday, and, the sports complex, lots of merchandise, you can get angle you want there for the kids, for the life and the whole family. >> reporter: all right, if you want to register, the 2017 run disney.com has the registration information. and recommendations, get there early and do it, 8 months prior. >> nine events in 2016 including our newest one, the disneyland paris half marathon, bonjour, sign up for that, too. >> reporter: not too late? >> not too late. >> reporter: appreciate your time on "good day orlando." and back to you guys in the studio. >> ryan: that would be fun and if i'm going 48 miles i'm wearing a t-shirt. >> amy: no kidding! most people when they sign up are more excited about the medals and the t-shirts than

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>> announcer: you're watching "good day orlando" on fox 35. >> ryan: 9:30, kind of a gray start to the day. >> amy: and, we'll talk about that in a minute. we want to get you caught up on the headlines so far. developing right now, melbourne police still engaged in what is now a 10-hour stand off. it started overnight when a man barricaded himself inside of an apartment at the coral garden condos off of regency drive and

man, and no one is hurt we know of. they took neighbors to a bowling alley where they are getting help and police say they are working to try to end it peacefully. we are talking about ten hours now. >> ryan: a long morning and a man accused of of a killing, there is a hearing, and, the person is duen court and the judge will hear several motions, one to throw out testimony from medical examiner that the state considers critical to his case and, he is accused of killing his wife and her two young children back in 2013. and their bodies have never been found. >> amy: the state approved a scoring system for the fsa and the board of education will adopt scores proposed by pam stewart and students will be ranked on a 1-5 scale with the passing score being a 3. and that is pretty much the same and critics claim the scoring system will make it harder for students to pass the test and

for grading schools, the state made it easier for schools to get higher marks on the a-f scale. >> ryan: time for business headlines and let's go to the studios in new york, lauren simonetti. good to see you. it has not been pretty after the 29-minute session in china? >> i know. half-hour. must be nice! actually, it is terrible news, traders wanted to work the whole day, the dow falling 240 points and will go lower, dow futures down almost 500 points. and it is ugly, not the first decline we have seen and the selling as you said, started in china and they closed the markets early there for the second time this week alone and this is the earliest close ever. and devaluing the currency, the yuan to a low level and makes chinese stuff cheap for americans, and folks in other countries to buy. hopefully, to spur their economy, china the world's number 2 economy is really, really struggling.

and stuff like that. >> ryan: they've been in a free fall, 7% one day, a lot. and macy's now. >> it would have been worse. >> ryan: imagine where things would have fal en had they not cut things off, 3% of macy's staff being cut. what is behind the numbers? >> such a warm december, i mean, we were in t-shirts in new york on christmas day. up and because of that, they had the scarves and the hats, and the winter coats not selling and the u.s. dollar was strong and a lot of international tourists who buy stuff from macy's and it created a bad holiday season and they need to save money now, $400 million, and they are closing stores, 36 of them and with that, cutting 4500 jobs. >> ryan: not my fault. i bought a lot of stuff there. and i got a great deal and maybe didn't make them as much money as they could have. chick-fil-a, and i like the idea. i've seen when they get busy they take orders in the drive through and they are taking it

it is difficult when you are in any restaurant but particularly fast-food restaurant with the kids, you have to figure out what it is that you want to eat and find a booth to sit in and get the right meal to the right person, it can get chaotic as any mother and father knows. so, business insider reports chick-fil-a is doing the mom valet. drive up to the drive through and kids are herded together and you place your order and when it is ready you bring the kids into the restaurant, your table is set up for you, you don't have to make sure -- who has ketchup and chicken sandwich goes to the right kid or find somewhere to sit. they are doing it for you. >> dad? is a dad eligible? >> you know, i'm sure it is fine for a dad, too. parents valet. >> ryan: if you are a single day you can take advantage of this, then? >> yes. single dads should complain with the name. i agree.

as long -- i'm through those years, just wait, the mom valet will be waiting for you. >> i'm looking forward to them! >> ryan: good to see you, lauren. >> you, too. >> ryan: the republican debate is coming up thursday, january 14th. a lot of eyes will be on the debate. and maria bartiromo and neil cavuto will be moderating. 9:00 p.m., coming up next thursday and jayme king, keeping an eye -- i wouldn't say good stuff to describe the weather. >> jayme: getting better. we really see the cloud cover sloughing off and moving out of the area. partly sunny conditions, blend of sun and cloud, partly cloudy, i suppose -- in some spots and the veil of gray on top and misty weather. boy slow going in the warm-up department. hole le! 50s now, gainesville, widespread upper 50s, orlando metro and 60s, coastal brevard. how the day goes. now, misty, low, gray clouds at the airport.

clouds an mist then we shed the cloud cover, thus more sunshine. and warmer temperatures compared to yesterday. the clouds on top now, low pressure causing the rainy mess yesterday and some areas, not everyone got a bunch of rain like brevard county and that low is on the way out. hello to the next system. which will begin the spread of cloud cover, late this afternoon. if not overnight tonight, and i think late tonight through the wee early morning hours of friday. subject to passing showers. that will be the general rule at 30%. south winds, up from the south will allow temps to capitalize on a warming trend. near 80 friday, saturday, and bring in thunderstorms potentially friday afternoon and evening. and then the rain stops. the cool commences and we are down into the 60s for highs monday with lows down to the mid and upper 40s, full detailed forecast in 10 minutes. see you then. guys? >> amy: all right, a waiter could impact how much food you

meals is taking america by storm. >> ryan: to lu for more. >> luanne: good morning, a study shows companies trying to get employees to live healthier lifestyles need to come up with better ways to get them on the wagon. a study from the university over pennsylvania found when employers try to entice obese employees to lose weight it doesn't work. at least not the way it is usually done now. reduced insurance premiums and other financial incentives. researchers say more creative incentives might actually help people change their habits. the study notes workers are more efficient when they are at a healthier weight and get this: the study from cornell university found people who go to restaurants tend to order more food if their waiters are on the heavier side. researchers found diners with heavier waiters and waitresses were four times more likely to order dessert. and were also almost 20% more . rers say if you want to eat

going to order before you even get into the restaurant. and, the way we are eating is changing. according to a company the meal kit market earned $1 billion in 2015. and only going up from there. companies like blue apron and plated deliver refresh ingredients right to your front door. now, these companies have become so mainstream now they are being considered to be real competition with other grocery stores, like walmart and publix. i've never done this. have you guys, where you get this big package delivered to your doorstep? >> amy: i haven't. you can see it being useful if you live in a big city or you are disabled -- >> ryan: a convenience. perfect, i'm sure. much more still to come. we'll pack a lot in the next 20 minutes, getting kids to do anything can be tough.

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>> amy: welcome back. we're out back this morning behind the studio. and, we're introduce you to the amazing family, this is the mom who won leading mom in business, with start-up.com, and has been featured in oprah's magazine and featured on the doctors and a number of tv shows and we are joined by pj jonas and her family, her husband jim and all the kids. introduce yourselves. start down here. >> emery... >> hunter. >> eli. >> bret. >> indigo. >> gosh, so cute! first of all, congratulations! nice to see you. how did you come up with the idea. >> i had the children in the bathtub one day -- >> all of them together?

picked up the baby wash and i was upset the chemicals were bad chemicals and i decided to make my own soap and i had the goats and i knew it was good to drink and good on your skin and i decided to put the goat milk in the show and, when i made it, my husband's fingers stopped cracking and splitting. >> it was fantastic! >> amy: wow, and you have this idea and go ahead and create it and then what? it takes more than just having the idea. >> yes. i decided because i had the children, i wanted them involved and everybody had a job, everybody had an assignment and we created the web site and i knew i wanted the web site goatmilkstuff.com and, we handed stuff out to everybody, and, people would try it and it would help them and they told everyone they knew and it has grown and grown.

other products and you have sweet treats. >> and we have our caramels, which are yummy, in sea salt chocolate and cinnamon and funnel and coffee and we started with goat cheese and we have fresh cheese on the web site as well. >> amy: where are you based out of. >> southern indiana. >> amy: do you have a storefront or is it all on-line? how do you distribute and sell. >> we are primarily on-line. and, we also have a store. tours people come and see the baby goats and all of that. both. >> amy: what do the kids think? >> they love it and they work hard and their livelihoods and their schooling, and they've learned a lot and it is really educational. >> amy: and do you want to be entrepreneurs now? do you have your own ideas? you are? fabulous! how much time do you spend on the road. >> not very often.

goats are dry now and we can get out while they are dry and go to different parts of the country. >> amy: which is fun, too, an educational experience and is the hole family's livelihood? what were you doing before that. >> it is all we do. and i was a stay-at-home mom and jim had different jobs and this is what everybody does. >> and everybody loves it. so much fun! do you eat a lot of the profits? do they ration how many you should eat? i love it. you guys are cute. and, how can they find you. >> agree on-line at goatmilkstuff.com and we'll tan caker orders and if you want to call us, we can do it over the phone as well. >> congratulations, exciting for the whole family! all the kids, thank you so much, jonas family, for joining us and no relation, making sure, to the jonas brothers. a coincidence. had to get that out there. back inside, jayme? >> jayme: what a crew!

9:45. as we whittle away the time here on "good day orlando." where does this time go? 4:30 in the morning! temperatures, now, 60s, brevard and 50s elsewhere and cool start to the morning. low clouds and misty skies, however after 11:00 a.m. we peel back the gray sky condition. i think we'll see partly cloudy weather developing, a slug of somewhat drier air gets here before we moisten back up. storm 1 on the way out and storm 2 on the way in. clouds increasing along the frontal boundary towards the gulf of mexico. low pressure is moving our way. as the front lifts we see more of a south air flow and increase clouds overnight and a few showers are popping off by dawn tomorrow and a cloudy scene overnight hours and here's a look at what you can expect for the evening tonight. by 5:00 a.m., tomorrow morning, looking for only low and mid 60s, a veil of clouds should

and, you see storm number one going by and number 2 for the weekend. boom! rain chances up and modeling getting aggressive with that and we'll find thunder popping off mid-afternoon on our saturday. and for the evening as well. after that, the front clears things out, by sunday, 2:45, the clearing trend continues on the west-northwest flow and dragging in cooler times ahead. wednesday. highs in the 60s for early next week and lows down into the 40s. all right, today, 70s, again, a blend of sun and clouds, getting into the afternoon hours. tonight. cloud uncrease, rain chances are rising. 20%, as we head toward about dawn tomorrow, again and for the friday timeframe, for all day tomorrow, looking for a 30%-type coverage scenario and tonight 60. in most locales. next 7, windy weather, stormy weather potentially saturday afternoon and our eyes on it for you. no big problem, cooler weather,

for highs and the overnights, back down into the mid and upper 40s as soon as next monday, tuesday, wed. the music, the face. juliona. looking good! love the shot. mom and dad, congratulations, beautiful girl and georgia, and carson, cute couple there. and of course we'd love to see your kids, send them on-line, the pictures, weather baby segment. www.fox35orlando.com. over to you. >> amy: cutey pie! thanks, time to check out what is hot in hollywood. >> ryan: the biggest stars hitting the red carpet last night for the people's choice awards, honoring the most popular movies, music and tv in the past year and big winners, chanting tatum and sandra bullock, the best movie actor and actress and ellen degeneres with the favorite humanitarian award and the big bang theory, favorite tv series. and ed sheeran and taylor swift,

and the awards show was halted when an audience member rushes on stage during an acceptance speech. and, he has identified and -- look at -- >> what! >> and he kicks them out of the way when he's accepting an award and, he was briefly handcuffed and released which was surprising. >> weird! that is bizarre and he's trying to push her away. >> kicks him out of the way. still to come, she wowed the judges last night. >> a local "american idol" contestant is headed to hollywood: why can't you be blue over me

>> , welcome back to "good day orlando." a little "american idol" music, because last night was the big

night of the season finale. which is hard to believe. >> ryan: it is hard to believe, yeah. >> amy: isn't it? a nice look inside the control room. >> why can't you be blue over me... >> ryan: how cool is this, out the gate. you saw it on fox 35, michelle marie, and singing her heart out to kick off the final season of "american idol." >> amy: as you were watching she was watching with more than a dozen friends and family members pumped to see her on tv! look at this: [cheers] >> i can't describe it in words. it is amazing and she has beenng about this since she was 4 and, to be able to sit here and watch her on the screen, and sing, it is... it is -- not something you can

[cheers] -- i am beyond proud! [cheers] >> love it! joining us this morning -- >> there you go. you want to spend the money right away. good to see you, congratulations. >> thank you so much! >> what was it like to be the first person they featured last night? >> i was freaking out. because, like, i -- rumor had it i says going to be first but i didn't believe it. i thought atlanta would be the second auditions and i saw myself, i was like, oh, my goodness! and after the audition aired and the show ended, i was like, i opened up the final season of "american idol." that just happened! >> ryan: how hard was it to keep your secret and you got your golden ticket and you couldn't tell anybody. >> it wasn't as hard, everybody who came with me to the audition

people i could talk to about the experience. >> amy: one thing that wowed the audience, even though you were one when "american idol" started on tv -- that's right, folks, she was one, you were able to list all the winners for all of the seasons, and do you want to do it now? >> yes. i can do it. kelly clarkson, reuben studdard, fan fantasia, carrie underwood, taylor hicks, jordan sparks, david cook, kris allen, lee devices, scotty mccreary, phillip philips, candace glover, caleb johnson, nick frondiandi and, season 15, michelle murray. >> amy: who is your favorite. >> my favorite is carrie underwood. she's so gorgeous and can sing so beautifully and comes back and thanks the show and i think that is amazing.

school and went into take a test and how great to walk in after being on tv last night? >> reporter: a lot of people congratulated me and i got a lot of hugs and a couple of my teachers are playing my audition for every, single classroom! it is really, really cool to see that. you know? i didn't expect so much support. i mean, it is a really crazy ride and is not even like halfway over yet -- i hope! >> amy: so, just your initial impression of the judges, so far, what do you think. >> it was amazing. >> amy: all of them -- them. they were nice and sweet with the comments. and, like, it really gave me a lot of confidence, a lot of confidence and i was like, i was honored to be there. >> ryan: were you nervous? >> i was more excited than nervous, i was nervous because i was waiting to do it forever but i was more excited, this is happening! i want to do this!

you can't give us any secrets, right? >> i am going to hollywood, and that is going to be a really exciting thing, because i never left the east coast! >> ryan: wow! >> amy: huge! >> never been to california and california. >> amy: you will have so much fun, we're proud of you. anything? >> yes, i'm on twitter, facebook, and instagram. all the good stuff. my twitter is and facebook, and there is a facebook page, and instagram is